~ t'; Ul < ..J ~ < u -D 0 Fighting Costs Israel 0-: 0- 0 N I- 0, About$ JO Million Per Hour Cl) TEL AVIV ~ While battles an income tax, a government ::i: -..,._. still rage and military officials official said. This means that it here continue to predict victory, will effect only the taxa ble portion ::::: C/l Ci] • there is a war being fought on the of an individual's income. The - ..3 ti: home front which officials predict loan will be refunded in I 5 years. E: ..J l&l "-1 • will far outlast the fighting in the with ·interest paid every five years. --, C -D .: field, says the C hi cago Tribune's In addition to the collfpulsory • < • Rick Soll. - loan, a voluntary loan program > A week of war has already cost was also initiated. It has so far a- 0 I Israel $2 billion - a frig htening raised more than $ 100 million, the ~ ~ [ srae i War Presents figure for a small country that government spokesman said . Israelis Not Asking I depends on tota l peacetime He said that most of the large contributions in the vo luntary • I For Blood Donations mobilization of its work force to I · ms To Foreign Reporters program have come fr om large NEW YORK - Th,e Israel remain solvent. I BEERSHEBA, Israel - Israeli Golan heights and had retaken all corporations here. government a nd the Jewish Finance Minister Pinhas Sapir military authorities barred but sma ll pockets of the area west The spokesma n said a goal o f Agency office in Jerusalem have said that the S2 billion fi gure newsmen from the Sinai Peninsula of the former cease-fire line. $250 million has been set for each sent word here that " there is no represents the cost of both where a major battle of the war Because of the area's rolling, program. need for blood donations for Israel mainta ining the Israeli Army and remains to be fought. almost treeless terrain a nd because But many persons in Tel Aviv at the present time," according to any purchases the government has The action was one illustration the forces there are relatively remai n concerned about the ability the National Commillee on made 10 re place lost or used war of why certain aspects of the concentrated, it is possible to see of this tin y cou ntr y to Control and Authorizaiion of ma terial. Israeli-Arab war are reported in the fighting on the Syrian front economicall y sustain a long war. Campaigns of the Jewish Agency Replacement of material, he detail, and others not at a ll . and to f611ow its course in at least One official said that the $ 1. 7 for Israel. said, has cost roughly $240 million A group of journalists was a limited area. billion defense · budget for the " However, organizations a nd so far: Sapir added th at each hour turned back when it reached this In Sinai, however, it has been current I 973-74 fi scal year wi ll communities will register the of fighting is costing Israel about Negev town, which serves as the a no ther story. The area is vast, have to be hiked 10 $2.5 billion names of those who wish to $10 m illion dollars. He said the headquarters for the southern the front is three times as long as because of the war. donate blood, and should it la ter fi ghting has averaged about six command. The newsmen had that on the Golan heights a nd the However, the country is tryi ng become necessary, prospective hours a day. departed for the canal front fr om Israeli forces have been mostly on to meet the staggering costs - as donors will be contacted," the Sapir, who was departing on a Tel Aviv two hours earlier with an the defensive. one official put it - by " tryin g to commillee said. fund-raising tour thru Europe, the escort officer and full Until the area was closed bring life back to norma l by doi ng U nited States, and Canada. said authorization to visit the Israeli newsmen were able to drive to the abnormal. " Foes Reopen Attacks the huge costs will be partia ll y lines in Sinai. bases I 5 to 20 mi Je s back fr om the For example. during the Sukkot met by a compulsory war loan. An Israeli source said later that canal. But they saw little rea l On Meir Government ho liday week, when schools are the newsmen had been barred acti on. TEL AVIV - No sooner did The loan will take the form of norma ll y closed, they have been because of intensified shelling a nd In the absence of persona l the shooting die on the Egyptian m o nthly deductions from all reopened so that teachers can fi ghting in the central sector of the observation, newsmen have only front tha n lsrael"s opposi tion I s raeli citizens' p ayc he c k s return to work. Also, many retired fr ont, where an Israeli task force the official military communiques reo pened its a ttack o n the beginning at the e nd of this persons have been call ed back to had reportedly crossed the Suez issued severa l times a day and a Government. month. work to increase the suddenl y Canal. nightly briefing provided in Tel The Likud, a new conservati ve The deductions wi II be based on diminished work force. Aviv by a reserve colonel from the each wage ea rner's monthly The government is hoping that Problem for Newsmen union of parties opposing Premier army spokesma n's office. income. with most individuals Sapir's fund-raising trip also will The curb was an example of the Golda Me ir, assai led t h e sustaining deductions of seven relieve some of the economic problems the still-growing army of Data Often Conflict Government for havi ng accepted the United Nations Secur ity percent. Those earning more than burden. It was noted that each of foreign journa lists is encountering Frequently the information a nd Council's ~ease-fire proposal. S2,000 (IL 8800) a month ivill face the 33 coun:rie., with active Jewish in attempt to report Israel's fourth battle-damage figures conflict with The g r o up 's leade r ship deductions of up to 12 percent. communities have been contacted war with the Arabs. the description ema nati ng fr om particularly objected to the The loans will be imposed like for help in raising funds. The interna ti ona l press corps the Arab countries. leavi ng the acceptance of a clause ca ll ing for tha t gathered in Israel thi s week is newsmen little a lterna tive but lo the carryi ng out of the Security one of the largest ever assembled ta ke accou nt of both. Council's resolution of Nov. 22. Rallies For Support Of Israel anyw her e. M o r e th an 600 The c red ib ilit y of Israeli I 967. It called on Israel to n ewspa p e r a nd m agaz ine inform ati on in the past was wi thdraw fr om territory occupic-d Are Held In Europe And Africa repo rte rs, pho tog r a pher s and genera ll y regarded as hig h by in the six-day war. The Likud te levision personnel fr om more m ost of the newsmen here. But in In Joha nnesburg 2000 persons opposes the r eturn of an y PAR IS Rallies "ere held than 30 countries have been this war, the feeling is that is has jampacked the Zion ist Center a nd occupied territory to the Arabs. throughout Western l:urope in accredited since the war began 11 diminished. Bo a rd o f Deputies president The Likud also charged that the support of Israel a nd in opposition days ago. " The Israeli sin is omi ssio n. not Maurice Porter gave assurance Government had " sin ned" by its to the attach by Syr ia a nd Egypt The basic Israeli poli cy is not to commiss ion," a long-time foreign on Yorn Kippur. In Pa ri s there that in the present crisi s the South fa ilure to move forces to the permit newsm en to accompany correspondent observe d the other was parti cul ar indignation over African Jewish community was cease-fir e lin e after it had received forces at the fr ont. The policy d ay. "They mi slead by leaving French Foreign Minister Michel totall y mobilized. In Oslo. Gen. re li able information about th e seems to stem not so mu ch fr om a things out, not by lying ... Odd Bull. former command er of concentra ti o n of Syria n a nd J obert's statement tha t one could desire for secrecy as a concern A significant credibility gap the UN observer group in the Egyptian forces o n the borders. If not call aggressors to those states over congestion at the front and developed on the third night of the Middle East, said the current Israeli forces had been mobilized, which soug ht to recover their own the safety of the newsmen. war when Lieut. Gen. David territory. fighting seems to be the result of a it was said, they might have As a result. no newsmen were Elazar, the Israeli chief of staff, co mbined milita ry oper a tion deterred or smashed the enemy. At a ral ly attended by more permitted to visit either front until spoke at a huge news conference tha n 20,000 persons orga ni zed by lauched by Egypt a nd Syria which the fifth day of the war. By then, in Tel Aviv and pictured the Gallup Poll Shows the Paris "Committee for the has planned an a ll- out campaign. the Israelis had broken the back enemy as being on the run on both Support of Israel," Daniel Mayer, Ra llie_s continued through the of the Syrian offensive in the fronts. 47% In us For Israel president of the Human Rights week in a ll major European cities. PRINCETON _ Forty-seven League said Jobert's statement "is Soviet Physicist Threatened percent of Americans respond ing not diplomacy but dishonor ." Ethiopia Breaks 10 a Gallup Poll survey on Jean-Pierre Bloch, president of the attitudes toward the Middle East Internationa l League Against Diplomatic Relations By Black September Men Racism a nd Anti-Semitism said hostillities supported Israel, while the statement was the same as JERUSALEM, - Ethiopa, one MOSCOW Andrei D. to die for the sake of our country. 6 percent backed the Arabs and 22 Hitler's · "we arc going home•: of Israel's closest friends in Sakharov, the dissident Soviet We do not stop at anything. percent backed neither side. The remarks when entering the Africa, broke diplomatic relations nuclear physicist, reported that No 'Second Warning' reSL , 25 percent expressed no Rhineland in 1938. Socialist with Israel, the state radio said two Arabs who said they were "II you were a political figure, opinion. opposition leader Francois here. from the Black September we would give no warning. But The survey, which was begun Emperor Haile Selassie, in a terrorist group threatened his life since you are a scientist, we are Oct. 6, when the war broke out, Mitterand strongly criticized the statement in Addis Ababa, said • if he were ever to issue another warning you. We will not give you found that 9 in JO persons had French government's position and that Ethiopia had taken the step s t atement sympathizing with a second warning." heard or read about the tensions called Jobert's statement " cynical because Israel had refused to nd Israel. The two men left, warning him in Middle East. This group was a esoteric." withdraw from Arab territory Mr. Sakharov, seeming quite not to tell anyone of their call, asked the question: "In this The Israeli consulate in Paris occupied in the 1967 war, the shaken by the incident, said that Mr. Sakharov said, but after trouble, are your sympathies more reported tha t hundred s of radio said. The Israeli Foreign two men - one evidently armed several hours he notified the with Israel or more with the Arab · volunteers had offered to enlist in Ministry declined comment on the - had rung the doorbell of his Moscow police and foreign states?" · the Israeli army and hundreds of break. Israel and Ethiopa have Moscow apartment at around correspondents. Four . policemen A spokesman said it was others were phoning in cash had a special relationship rooted noon, gained admittance and then came to his apartment to unusual to · have such a large no- contributions. Volunteers offering in the ancient tradition of the cut off the family teleph&ne and investigate the incident. opinion figure. He said the to join the Israeli army have also common orgin of Israel and the forbade them to answer the The two men, who first spoke number of pe.ople not expressing been reported in London, Brussels, Kingdom of Ethiopia. The doorbell. German at 'his door, Mr . an opinion or a preference might and Scandinavia. The Chief Rabbi Ethiopian Kin g_s consider For more than an hour, he said, Sakharov said, and, once inside, not want· the United States of the British Commonwealth, Dr. themselves decendants of King the two men argued and spoke Russian, said their call was involved in another war. Imm a nu e I Jacobovits , ha s Solomon. One of their titles is threatened the family. prompted by an interview that Mr. The results were based on a instructed rabbis and ministers of " the Lion of Judah." " We can do worse things than Sakharov had given on October national sample of 1,500 adults synagogues to arrange for the Ethiopia was the 16th African kill you," one ·or the men 12. In it, he said that he felt Israel aged 18 and older who were recita l of special psalms after country to break ties with Israel in - reportedly replied. "We ar.e ready was defending her very survival, interviewed. every service during the crisis. the last 19 months. 2 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1973 A football game with the Uni HENS OFF SCHEDULE versity of New Hampshire will be WEARE TEL AVIV - The Agriculture ORGANIZATION NEWS at 1:30. At 4 p.m. a coffee hour A YOUNG COUPLE Ministry explained why there was with faculty advisors, dean of stu a slight shortage of eggs. It said dents and other university person ANXIOUS TO HELP ISRAEL . AT TO HOLD RECEPTION Schein, reservations; Mrs. Paul hens had been thrown off schedule The officers and board of nel will be held at Roosevelt Hall. THIS TIME DOING ANY KIND Zatz, program; Mrs. Manfred · by the nationwide blackout. trustei:s of Temple Emanu-EI will Lunch and supper will be avail OF WORK NECESSARY Ziegler publicity; Mrs. Jordan hold a reception in honor of Rabbi Feinstein, Mrs. Saul Fine and able at R<';ier Williams Dining WE ARE WILLING TO GIVE UP and Mrs. Eli A. Bohnen on Sun Mrs. Robert Winnick, decorations; Center. OUR: FULL TIME JOBS HERE day, October 28 from 3 to 5 p.m. Mrs. Abraham Fischer and Mrs. GRANT INSTITUTE AND· LEAVE THE LUXURY OF Having A Party? at the meeting house, Temple Em Frederick Margolis, program The American Jewish Com AMERICAN LIVING CALL anu-EI. book; Mrs. Maurice Margolis and mittee has formed the Max L. HOWEVER, WE CANNOT AF PUBLIC MEETING Mrs. Willia m Soforenko, door Grant Institute with a n initial gift FORD PASSAGE TO ISRAEL. ""Land Use Trends and the prizes. of $ I00,000 fr om Max L. Grant of WE WOULD BE GRATEFUL TO URENT-ALLS Draft Statewide Land Use Plan" PARENTS DAY Providence. Mr. Grant is an indus ANYONE WHO COULD SPON will be the subject of a public tria list, inventor and philanthrop Tables Chain Dishes Parents day at the University of SOR US SO- THAT WE MAY meeting of the Environment Coun ist. Rhode Island will begin wi th a de HELP ISRAEL cil of Rhode Island on Sunday, With the new institute t2e com Cllampagne Fountains hate at 9: 15 a. m. on "Education WRITE: R.I. JEWISH HERALD October 28 at 4 p.m. at the Rhode mittee plans to expand its services for ... What?" Acting President Wil BOX E-32, lsalnd School of Design College to many J ewish communities li am R. Ferrante will begin the 99 WEBSTER ST., PAWT. 02161 72$-3779 building, room 412 at 238 Benefit through enlargement of the mem program with welcoming remark s Street. bership of the committee. The and then turn the program over to Principle speaker will be Daniel the debators. program will emphasize service to W. Varin, chief of the Rhode ls AJC units in small a nd medium Debating will be Christopher land Statewide Pla nning Program. size cit ies. Willard. a senior from North Sci ■ dtJJ: I111: r!,~ rJ: •~ 1;i ~,II Further information may be ob tu ate; Dr. Agnes Doody. cha irman FUNDS RAISED tai ned by calling Will Gates at of the speech department; Carol TEL AVIV - Israelis from all Clearance Sale Still On 421-1026. Makovich. a se ni or from Norwalk . walks of life and even Israeli 35% OFF 20% OFF FASHION SHOW Connecticut; and Dr. Edward H. Arabs. are rallying strongly in CATHERINE HOLM OR O.r Complttt Stock • The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Pauley, assistant vice president fo r support of the voluntary war loan. GORMET COOKWARE 1973 Christmas Plates Am will hold a membership night academic affairs a nd assista nt pro The committee headed by General on Monday, October 29 at 8 p.m. fessor of philosophy. Small dis Yitzhak Rabin to raise IL I DENBY OPEN 7 DAYS at the temple social ha ll . A fash cussion groups with faculty, chap billion reported to the Cabinet STEM &. IARWARE 10 A.M.-7 P.M. ion show will be fe atured. And Many Other Items SUNOAY 1:30 to 6 lai ns. tudents and administrators that since it started to functi on IL Clothes will be fr om Country will follow. 320 million had been ra ised. Clothes in East Greenwich and the models will be from the Sister hood. Donna DelSanto, director or the Rhode Island Model Agency will be the commentator and coor dina tor. Models will be Mrs. Sheldon IRVING L. KAHN sens: two sisters, Mrs. Alfred v1t4LLCO\JERINGS Land. Mrs. Paul Botvin. Mrs. Fu neral services for Ir vi ng L. Messi nger or New Roc helle, New Herbert Gold . Mrs. Ru bin Zeid Kahn . 82. or 35 Marcy Street. York . a nd Mrs. lgnatz Berger or WHEN YOU WANT man. Mrs. Arthur Zeidman, Mrs. Cranston. wh o died after a one Forest Hill s. New York ; two Joseph Bel insky, Mrs. Frank day illness on October 20 were gra nd children a nd two grea t THE UNU SUAL Shatz. Mrs. Howard Weiser, Mrs. held fr om the Sugarm an Me gra nd children. Leonard Lerner and Mrs. Milton morial Chapel. Mr. Kahn was the Pie rce. Rh onda Gold and Hope hu sband of the late Freda (Doi MRS. HARRY GALITSKY Kulman will m odel teenage sky) Kahn. Burial was in Lincoln Funeral services for Ge rtrude clothes. Park Cemetery. Galit sky. 92. of I 5 Deborah Road. Mrs. Samuel Berditch. member Born in Ru ssia. a son of the late Warwick, who died October 19 af ship chai rm an, wi ll be assisted by Jacob and Sara h Kahn. he had ter a 10 day illness were held fr om Mrs. Herbert Gold and Mrs. Ber been a resident of Cranston for th e Sugarm an Mem orial Chapel 92 NARRAGANSETT A VE. nard Bicder. the last 20 yea rs and before that on October 21. Burial was in Lin- 1 9 SLIDE LECTURE he had lived in Providence fo r 50 coln Park Cemetery. • r~~~:i~•~J~ is•~!\ TUESDA l' 781-7070 years. The Ede n Garden Club or The widow of Harry Galitsky, Temple Beth El will ·present a He was the own er and operator she was named Woma n or the slid e lecture show by Mrs. Ezra of the fo rmer Cornell Ma nufac Year six years ago by the M iz Sherman on Tuesday, October JO turing Compa ny for 35 yea rs until rachi Women's Association for her I at 12:J0 p.m. at the temple meet retiring 20 yea rs ago. He was a production of countless thousand s ing hal l. The lecture will be titled. member of the Jewish Home for of aprons used by the women's "King Solomon's Palace and Gar the Aged. What Cheer Lodge group in benefit sales. dens." Kni ghts of Pythias a nd the Gold She was born in Ru ssia a I laden Society. He was an Army Mrs. Marvin Pitterman will be daughter of the late Louis and ~ chairman of the day; Mrs. Samuel veteran of World War I. Rachel Salm anson, and was a resi Scott. co-chairman; Mrs. A. Adel He is survived by a son. Nor dent of Rhode Island for the last man, invitations; Mrs. Sim on man Kahn of Pawtucket; two 37 years. Fein, hospitality; Mrs. Herbert M . daughters. Mrs. Jack Mossberg She is survived by a son, Louis I Kanter. publicity: Mrs. Ellis Ro and Mrs. Martin B. Cohen, both Galitsky of Hollywood, Florida; I of Warwick ; a brother, Hyman 1, sentha l. ex-officio; Mrs. Lester two daughters, Ruth Millman of Friedman. Mrs. Sidney Sher, re Kahn of Lynbrook, Long Island Warwick and Emma Gould of ception; Mrs. Richard Lorber, and eight grandchildren. Miami. Florida; four grand 1 decorations; Mrs. Herbert Scriber, ... children a nd six great-grand 1' Mrs. Walter Chucnin. Mrs. Ben MRS. IGNA TZ WEISS chi ldren. j a m in Woolf. Mrs. Maurice Funeral services for Sarah I Namerow and Mrs. Stanley Mu Weiss, 94, of 99 Hillside Avenue, With Regard to a Card of I sen, hostess. who died after a three week illness Thal!lis, Unveiling Notice or I DANCE PROGRAM on Monday, were held from the la Memori11111 The Rhode Island Dance Re Sugarman Memorial Chapel on Very often o card of thanks in pertory Company will p erform at Wednesday. Burial was in Lincoln The Herald mHts a need which Brown University's Alumnae Hall Park Cemerety. She was the wid can hardly be solved in any other on Saturday, November 3 at 8 ow of lgnatz Weiss. way. Not only is it a gracious ••• preuion of gratitude to those who p.m. The concert is under the joint Born in Hungary, a daughter of Ca II 5 21 - 1400 the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fa have Mnt 1ympathy but also cour sponsorship of the Brown Univer teously acknowlecl9e1 the servites · sity Cultural Activities Board and der, she had been a Providence resident for more than 70 years. and kindness of the many to the Rhode Island Council on the whom a peROnol note of thanks She was a charter member of Arts. cannot well be mailed or whose CAPE KOSHER FOODS Tickets will be available at the the Rhode Island Jewish Home names and addresses are not for the Aged, the treasurer of the 58 WASHINGTON ST. door or may be purchased in ad known. lnaertion of a card of vance at the Student Union Of Ladies Union Aid for 50 years and thanks may be arranged by mail ~':7~ PAWTUCKET, R.I. fice, Brown University. was an officer of the Jewish Or or in person or by telephone to: R.I. it:~ phanage of Rhode Island. Jewish Herald, 99 Webster Street, 726-9393 ISRAELI FASHION SHOW She is _survived by three sons, Powtucket, R.I. 02861, 724-0200. The Providence Chapter of Leo Weiss of Warwick, Marshall l6.00 for seven lines, 4& for Women's American ORT will fea "MEAT OF THE WEEK" J . Weiss of Chicago,. and Henry each extra line. ture an Israeli Fashion Show at its Payment with order. Weiss of Shrewsbury, Massachu- SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY annual meeting on Thursday, No OCTOBER 28-NOVEMBER 2 vember I at 8 p.m. at the home of ~!'.ii~!':l?m!:i!'Z'.rJ!:i!'.iil':.i!'Z'.l!l!:irm!'Z.t~!':l?m!:i~r-S Rachael Kaufman, 9 Baldwin Or WESTERN-KOSHERED-BROIL OR ROAST-LEAN • chard Road, Cranston. Members Max Sugarm~n of the group will serve as models. ! § LONDON BROIL s:iE LB. 2.09 Refreshments are planned. s Funeral Home S DONOR LUNCHEON ~ i.'! QUALITY-STEER ROAST BEEF-LEAN ROLLED The Sisterhood of Temple Sha ~ "THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR " S SAVE lom, Newport will hold their elev i.'! FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-OF-ST A TE [
When in doubt, you need look appreciated for birthdays or no further for the perfect gift. The holidays. Call -the Herald at 724- Herald subscription is alwa s 0200. BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ronald WITH SECRET ARI Al KNOWLEDGE Knss announce the birth of their FULL TIME d aughter and second child Dana Shae on September 26. PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS-BENEFITS Maternal grandparents are Mr. CALL MRS. FEIT and M.rs. Valentino Martinelli of I TEMPLE EMANU-EL 331-1616 Sack -Street, North Providence. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. R . Sylvia Kriss of 68 Brookside 8 Days lndude Air tore - Hotels With Private Drive, Cranston. Bath- Dining Out With Wine - Tronsf«rs & Loads More .:_ On Your Own Or Escorted. FIRST CHILD ~r. and Mrs. Walter J. Scott of 92 Fales Road, Barrington an •t-Sffl •~ans S:Nt nounce the birth of their first child · • ..,..;, Ul4 Christopher David on September • r ..,...i ... SJl4 • ...,._»4S •-"1,Lisllo ■ U24 , I 21. Mrs. Scott is the former Carol •i:-.-uu .:.:;:::=mi I Bolas. •1-1,-u2t JMcakl)..;, Mr. Scott is the associate direc • ....,,- _ 'I 1u,•..... UJ4 19 Lt5 bol I Alpve SJ4S • MMI,~ l Ci oMltl Se/ S374 tor of The Miriam Hospital and e Casail-.a- M•u•-- l llaNI S44S son of Dr. Kenneth A. Scott, a • Tei .lviv-Jtt111~ I..._..,, f4SS founder of Cranston General Hos Effective No•. 1st Pt.,o S3.00 U.S. TH pital. 2 WHlt Tlllt f,- sal IN. lir t.. 3 .... T.- F,_ Sl41 IN. Air t.. BAR MITZVAH Ronald Rodman, son of Mr. CRANSTON TR. Yft 801 Pork Ave. and Mrs. Sheldon Rodman, will Cranston 785• 2300 become Bar Mitzvah on Saturday, ·October 27, at 11 : 15 a.m. services at Temple. Sinai. Mrs. Bruce Bernstein BUREAU OF JEWISH EDUCATION Miss Ri sa Ellen Berger. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Z. Berger RECEIVES PhD of 77 Gallatin Street became the bride of Bruce Paul Bernstein. son of OF RHODE ISLAND Michael Alan Cohen of Raleigh, Mrs. Harold Bernstein of 8 Bonwood Street, Newtonville. Massachu North Carolina recently recei ved sells and the late Harold Bernstein a t an October 21 ceremony at proudly announces hi s doctor of philosophy degree Temple Beth Israel. Rabbi Jacob Handler and Cantor Karl Kritz offici from the University of Maryland. ated. A TEACHER-TRAINING and Dr. Cohen is the son o[ Mr. a nd Given in marriage by her father. the bride wore a gown fashioned in Mrs. Norman Cohen or 117 Grace dulcelle satin with an empire bodice and square neck line. II had lo ng ta ADULT EXTENSION PROGRAM Street. Cranston. His wife is the pered sleeves embellished with re-embroidered A lencon lace and which former Prisci lla -E. Bander of carried on through the inverted pleated skirt which fell to a chapel train. under the auspices of Providence. The ma tching lace juliet cap held the si lk illusion veil outlined a nd apl He received hi s masters degree iqued with matching lace. She carried a bouquet of three roses. THE BOSTON HEBREW COLLEGE in horticulture from Iowa State Miss Elinor Padula was the maid of honor and Joyce Gitman. Can University and hi s bachelors de dace Bida and Mrs. Marvin Gordo n were bridesmaids. The attendants •Courses in Bible •Jewish Thought •Hebrew Language gree from the University of Rhode were dressed in fall colored floral print dresses and carried colonial bou •Classroom Management •Jewish Issues. Isla nd . quets of dried flowers. Credits leading to Teacher's Diploma, Teacher's Certifi Dr. Cohen has taken a position Mark Steiman served as best man and Paul Jacobs, Robert Leapman with North Carolin a State Univer a nd John Donabedian were ushers. cation, Bachelor of Jewish Education. sity in the department of H orticul Foll owing a reception at the temple social hall. the couple left for a An outstanding faculty of local and national repute. ture where he will be an assistant wedding trip 10 Toronto. Canada. When they return they will live in professor. New London. Connecticut. Classes will be held at the Jewish Community Center Registration is now being accepted A renditio n of the Nobel Prize for programs beginning November 1st, 1973 ORGANIZATION NEWS winner. S. Y. Agon·s "For Those Who Died in the Israeli War,"set For Further information SELFHELP MINI-COURSES I to music by Stanley S. Freedman. call Mr. Elliot Schwartz, Executive Director The Rhode Island Selfhelp will A day of mini-courses will be the Temple's choir director, will 331-0956 hold a meeting on Sunday, Octo held at the YMCA in Providence be given. ber 28 at the Jewish Community on Thursday, Noverm ber I. The The public is invited to auend. Center. A social hour with refresh program is sponsored by the Uni TO SPEAK AT CONFERENCE ments will begin at 7 p.m. and the versity of Rhode Island Coopera Dr. Burton L. Fischman. associ Israeli movie, "Sallah" will be tive Extension Service. ate professor of Engli sh at Bryant shown at 7:45. Included in the 45 minute College will speak at the annual HALLOWEEN DANCE courses will be The ABC's of Mi fall conference of the New Eng Club Au Courant, a new group crowave, Alcohol, Sex and Drugs land Association of Teachers on for singles between the ages of 21 Communication with Teenagers, October 26 to October 28 at the and 39, will hold a Halloween Foundations for a Great Shape Shawmut Inn, Kennebunkport, dance on Wednesday, October 31 Fashions and Food, What's Hap Maine. at 8 p.m. at the social hall of pened to Food Prices, A Child's Dr. Fischman will speak on the Temple Shalom, West Newton, Work is Never Done-The Value of topic, "Jazz: A Modern Art Form Massachusells. Music will be pro Play, Car Care, and Health Care. and Its Counterparts in Poetry," vided by the all girl band, Whitch. Registration will be at 8:30 a.m. and will perform at the piano. Fifty percent of the evening's prof and classes will start at 9: 15 . POST CARD SHOW its will be donated to the State of Women may attend one or all of The Rhode Island Post Card Israel. the classes. Club will hold its eleventh annual MAXI WEEKENDS ALL Package Rates Include: RUMMAGE SALE CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW exhibit on Sunday, October 28 October 26 to May 17 • Modified American Ptan, The annual chrysanthemum from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. ia the including Breakfast/ Brunch The Mothers Association of from pp _ dbl. occ . MAP Stateroom, Rhodes-on-the-Pawtu $41. and Sumptuous Dinner Temple Beth David-Anshei Kovno shgw at the Roger Williams Park Eice'pt Hol idays • Superlative Guest will hold their annual rummage Charles H. Smith Memorial xet, Cranston. Fri. thru Sun., come as early as Accommodations with TV Greenhouses and Japanese Gar For Further information, you you can on Fri. ... Stay as late • Indoor Pool, Whirl Pool, sale on Monday and Tuesday eve as you can on Sun. . . You will Sauna, Steam and Exercise nings, November 5 and 6. dens will be held on Friday, No may contact Howard M. Smith, get more in 3 days and 2 nights Room Mrs. Charles Ross is chairman. vember 2, through Sunday, No exhibit chairman, at 828-3052. than yo u could io a whole week. • Dancing Nightly to the sound of Today's Beat PANEL DISCUSSION vember 11 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m . ART SHOW • All-Weather Outdoor HADASSAH MEETING The Providence Water Color CELEBRITY- PRO Tennis Courts The Providence Chapter, Na • Game Room tional Council of Jewish Women The Pawtucket-Central Falls Club will sponsor a show by INDOOR TENNIS GALA • Card Room Fri. Nov. 9 - Sun. Nov. 11 and the First Unitarian Alliance Chapter of Hadassah will meet on Maria Alfie, Paula Most and • Fully enclosed Weatherproof Facility will present a panel discussion en Monday, October 29 at 8 p.m. at Leonard Shalansky at the Club From $43. pp. dbl. occ. MAP 3 Days·- 2 Nights • Nursery • .. Counselor the Jewish Community Center. gallery on Thomas Street from Supervised titled, "Is There Legal Justice for rree Tennis During Open Court Time There will be a sherry hour pre. Sunday, October 28 through Fri • 1,000 Foot Private White Children," on Thursday, Novem Tennis Exhibitions and Free Sand Beach ber I, at the Unitarian Church ceding the meeting. The meeting day, November 9. Group Clinics with World•C lass for the evening will feature Mrs. Players and Celebrity Tennis Stars. Soon! Magnificent New Indoor parish hall auditorium at 8 p.m. Gallery hours are 12:30 to 3:30 Tennis Complex (A Nominal Speakers will be Richard Sterling Shapiro, regional presi p.m., Tuesday through Saturday AUTUMli Hourly Time Fee) Abrams, attorney for Children's den\ of Hadassah. Special awards and 3 to 5 p.m. on Sunday. will be presented to Mrs. Louis SINGLES WEEKEND Advocate of Rhode Island; Dr. Fri. Nov. 16 - Sun. Nov. 18 James Allen, pediatrician with the Cokin and Mrs. S. Samuel Kes PROTESTS MIRAGES. The Weatherproof resort tenman. From $41. pp. dbl. occ . MAP Rhode Island Department of PARIS - The Israeli 3 Days - 2 Nights on Cape Cod Health; and Reverend Fredrick Hostesses for the evening will Ambassador delivered to French Yarger, minister of the · Arnold be Mrs. Robert Clark and Jeanne Foreign Minister Michel Jobert a THANKSGIVING Mills Methodist Church. Isenberg. formal protest against the Wed . Nov. 21 - Sun. Nov. 25 HARVEST DANCE SPECIAL PRAYERS presence of Libyan Mirages in the 5 Days - 4 Ni~hts The Business and Professional During the regular Sabbath eve Sinai fighting. Asher Ben Natan from $78, pp. dbl. occ. MAP Group of the Hartford Jewish ning services at Temple Sinai on told a press conference here that Thurs. Nov. 22 - Sun. Nov. 25 Community Center will hold a Friday, October 26 at 8. p.m. there the French military attache in Tel 4 Days - 3 Nights Harvest Dance on .Sunday, Octo will be a special selection of pra Aviv will be given all the from $60.50, pp, dbl. occ. MAP North Falmouth,Mass.02556 ber 28 at the Center in West yers for people in ihe Middle necessary proof. He refused to Hotel Tel.: {617) 548-3850 East, and a memorial service for reveal where the two Mirages shot Ken Battles, Steve Hill. your hosts. Hartford, Con.necticu t. Dancing Rates subject to Mass. Sales Tax and Gratuity Char1e will be to the music of Art DuBr those who have died during the down by Israel were and under ow's orchestra from 7 to 11 p.m . war. what colors they had been flying, .:_ . - -:: - ~-- --·
4 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1973 FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY LETTERS Teach Them Diligently By BERYL SEGAL
As I look back at the many nity. come by careful analysis of the FROM years of my sojourn here in Provi The Catalogue of Temple Em present. dence, I came to the conclusion anu-EI has an array of courses and that Jewish life in our city, and in lectures to satisfy every taste and I purposely did not dwell on the cities the length and breadth of every inclination. This has devel lecture series of the various tem the land, changes faces but is nev oped through a number of years. ples and synagogues as well as the ISRAEL er effaced altogether. New music, and has culminated this season in Bureau of Jewish Education. new audiences, but the melodics an excellent Institute of Jewish There is a distinction between lec Wl ARE AMONG OUR PEOPLE are the same. Studies. tures and courses of instruction Jews arc sti II the People of the In this letter I want to give you the war effort. The Senior Citizens I would suggest that you get and discussion. Personally, I ob Book. Jews neve r tire of dissecting some information of what is going who live on the checks sent to your copy of the Institute program ject to lectures on the ground that their own lives and investing those on in Israel today. . . . them from America will give their and look at it again. they do not require the participa lives with meaning. Lile, to the We are happy_ to be in Israel in monthly Social Security for the There are cou rses in Hebrew on tion of the listener. They have Jew, must have meaning, or it is thc1r hour of tnal. Do not worry month of November to the war cl- all levels. Begin ners Hebrew, Con their place, of course. The lecture an empty, colorless, day by day. about the Kormans. We arc fort. Even beggars on the streets versati onal Hebrew. and reading by Isaac Asimov al Temple Sinai, existence. among our people_. buy Bonds. in source materials for students in Cranston, was, to be su re, ex Before me lie the programs of Everything 1s in order in the J know, Essie, that you are now with a knowledge of the tongue. tremely interesting. The man Asi study for the coming season, of- land. Today (Sunday, October 14, in the middle of the campaign. For those who intend to go to mov is a phenomenon. And Sena . lered by the va rious temples and 1973) the children arc back in Tell them at the meeting that they Israel in the near future, a course tor Baker is an exciting person synagogues. One is impressed by school. . The students in the four cannot redeem themselves by con- is offered in "Arts and Artifacts" ali ty, as is Marvin Kalb. Their their scope and variety, which in un1vc~s1t1es who are not in the tributing live dollars, and not even in the land. store of knowledge can illuminate turn is an expression of the wide army\{re taking the place of the 100 dollars. The young men of Is- "The Shlimiel in Literature" is many of the present day problems range of interests of the commu- teachers _who were mob1hzed. The rael give more than money. They a course that tr aces the origin a nd lacing America. But one cannot older . chddren of high school age give their blood. metamorphosis of this type and compare it to the study of a group arc d1str1buting the mail. The holi- of students si lting around their seem that they have little to be how he is portrayed in Yiddish day Succoth was disrupted but not teacher, exchanging ideas. One is proud of. Despite their early suc and American literature. There destroyed altogether. We covered Essie Einstein wri1es: a passive absorption of inlorma- cess when they overran Israeli out will be readings in Mendcle Moch the windows with blue paper be The above le11er was received 1ion, interesting though ii may be . posts with vastly superior man er Slorim. Sholem Aleichem , and cause of the blackout, a nd we sat by Mrs. Ar1hur Eins1ein and was The other is an active participa power. tanks numbering in the Saul Bellow. in the Succah and we sang until 1ransla1ed inio English in par/. 11 llon and a step-by-step enlarging thousands. with the most sophis In 1933 Hayim Schauss pub midnight. gives a clear pic1ure oj 1he lije in of the world of the students. It is ticated weapons. missile s. ba li shed his "Yorn Tov Buch" in Every ablebodied man under 55 Israel 10day. Th e K ormans are the difference between listening zookas. SAMs. heavy artillery. Yiddish. It has been tra nslated years is ready to take a part in the former Providence residents and and studyi ng. and a vast air armada of the latest into English by hi s so n. and is still war. Many are waiting for the are well kn own lO many people This hold s true of th e Lecture Ru ssian planes, their attack was the bes I lex I of the meaning of call. In our building six young }or 1heir' work }or Israel and }or Series of Temple Emanu- EI and not only soon stopped. but drive n holid ays and fast days: traditi ons people left on Saturday. leaving the community. They are now other sponsoring groups in the back . in the sy nagogue and the home behind their wives and little chil living in Ne1anya. Israel. observa nces on those days: a hi s community. Good as they are. dren. Cantors took off their Talei It would seem tha t their so tori ca l review of th e development they cannot ever lake th e place of sim a nd in the middle of Yorn ca lled honor suffers because des study groups, inlimale small The morale is ve ry hi gh. On the of the holid ays fr om the earli est Kippur services a nd went 10 their pite the billi ons ,n Ru ssian wea groups wo rking 1ogc1her. streets we don't see a ny you ng days 10 our days. as well as a posts on the front. We have al ponry a nd the tremendous airlift people. but we are getting ready glimpse of how these holidays arc All oi these study groups. lec ready been three times in the air to resupply their losses. the vast for S1mchas Torah without much observed in va rious la nd s. Hayi m ture se ries. di scuss ion session s are raid shelters with our neighbors. manpower at their di sposa l, the joy. Schauss' book wi ll be used in the indicati ve of the old Jewish 1hirs1 In the shelters we discussed how tremendous advantage of a sur As far as I know no Ameri can course on "Lifetime of 1h c Jew." for kn ow led ge and eagerness IQ each one can help and h~w much prise attack on Yorn Kippur by a learn . tourist has left the land. Those All thi s is li sted fo r the First Se we can give 10 the soldiers' fami ha ll doze n Ara b nations with the migrants fi lled the study places in who ha ve left are a lso leaving be- mester whi ch opens on October JO li es. Even before the campaign support of additional Arab coun and la sts for six consecutive the synagogues of the North End hind all that they possess. They was announced we already con tries. they still have 10 depend weeks. The Second and the Third a nd of South Providence where a lso give one or more pints of tributed 300 million lira. All the upon Russian advisors. and North Semesters arc a continuation of Mi shn a and Midrash and the doctors. nurses and social workers blood. Korean and North Vietnamese ve the cour ses offered during the Chevra h Shas held forth . Their as well as government workers are ARTHUR KORMAN terans. Fir st Semester and some new ones sons and daughters who hardly Netany a. Israel contributing a month's wages [or In 1967 when Nasser, contrary are added . know the meaning of these three The lns1i1u1e of Jewish Studies wo rds are filling the study halls of al Em a nu-EI is sponsored by the today. . . . ACTUALLY A FULL FLEDGED WAR Si sterhood and Men's Clu b of th e They, too, are the People of the temple. Book. Jerusalem during the holidays is Independence and her sons a nd to internati onal law. blockaded the port of Eilat and moved his ar a n interesting and exciting place to grandsons in subsequent wa rs. "The Jewish Fami ly" was cho ( Mr. Sega/'s opinions are his own mies. tank s. arti llery and planes to visit. Among the advantages of a The Arabs boast that even sen by the Sisterhood of Temple and no1 necessarily 1hose oj 1his visit at this time is that the sum though they lose this war, they the Israeli borders, summaril y dis newspaper. ) Beth El for discussion. Five lec mer tourists are leaving and the have regained their "honor." Thal missed the UN and loudly boasted ture-discussions will be offered ev IIIIIUIIUIIIIIUIIIHIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI they have demonstrated to the that Israel was to be annihil ated, hot summer days are nearing an ery Monday morning for five end. The rainy season is still more world that they can fight. It would neither the UN or the world pow COMMUNITY ers seemed overly concerned. weeks. than a month away. It would have The course wi ll look into such Their promise to guarantee the se been very pleasant except that Dr. Fishbein says: matters as "When Marriages CALENDAR Early in Sep/ember I lef1 }or curity of Israel fell by the wayside. President Anwar el-Saddat of Break Down," reason and possible Israel wirh rhe inremion of Jind Alter waiting patiently for days A SHVICE OF THE Egypt and President Hafez Assad prevention of such breakdowns. ing an aparrmenr for permanent while she was being economically JEWISH FEDERATION of Syria had other plans. The points of view of the parties Of RHODE ISLAND strangled and finally struck in self Next t_o my liotcl, the Kings, is residence. involved. and the I Jound 1he grow1h of 1he defense, she was roundly con Hechal Shlomo, the seat of the "When a Family Member Ill. JEWISH HElb\111 . counrry since my las/ visi1 1hree demned by the UN ani:I was or Fw listing CoN 421-411r Chief Rabbinate, where I attended Ages" will be another topic for services. During the afternoon the years ago 10 be mos/ impressive. dered to return to her former bor discussion in the presence of an SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1973 The old buildings on Hayarkon ders. DeGaulle was so outraged at sexton made a brief announce expert. Getting old is something 9:30 a .m. ment. A number of young men a s1reer were replaced by new the "temerity" of the Israelis, that Jewillh Fedtirarion of lhode ldand, Women', Divi we all face, and we must all be Uon, Te .. thon apar1men1 buildings and horels. he refused to deliver planes that rose, folded their tallasim and de prepared for it when the time 1:00 p.m. Ben Yehuda s/reel had been Israel had purchased and already Sov .. t Jewry S.minot parted. I asked the man seated comes. What are the children to paid for. The present French gov MONDAY, OCTOAER 29, 1973 next to me what was said, as the 1ransjormed and 1he cafes gave ir do? What is the ·aged to do" What ernment persists in this anti-Israel 9 :30 o.m. announcement was in Hebrew. He a Dizengojf appearance. are the obligations of the commu J.wish kderarion o4 Rhode Island, Women's Divi answered briefly in Yiddish that Jerusalem was equally impres policy. sion, Te .. thon nity to the aged" 12 :30 p.m. Russia and this country . were "there was trouble at the border" sive wirh numerous high rise What happens "When Family Hada,-h, Aleph Group, l"tovideMe Chcapter, supposed to be seriously engaged hgular Meeting and resumed his davening. Ser apartm,enl buildings and ho1els Communication Stops"" This topic in seeking a solution to this Mid 6:30 p.m. vices continued without much ex -springing up everywher_e. ii is an is unfortunately timely in many Temp._ 8eth Am , las Vegas Night citement. Not only was the syna impressive cily, and I s1ill hope East problem in what is laughingly 8:00 p.m. Jewish homes. The generation gap Temple Sinai Si1terhood, Board MNti"9 gogue crowded for the Yorn Kip 10 make ir my home. Cranston Chopter of Hadouah, Board M.eting may or may not be a 'problem in llawtvcket-C.ntrol Foll, Chopter of Hodanoh pur services, but the foyer was your home but it plagues many so Regular Meeting ' filled to capacity with men stand called "best homes" in the "nicest 8:15 p.m. ing, who had failed to purchase Temple leth Am Sisterhood, Reg11lar Meeting neighborhoods." How avoid this TUESOAY, OCTOIEI: 30, 1973 seats. breakdown? 9:30 a.m. Jtiwish Federation of Rhode l1kind, Women', Divi I learned later that the same Two views are presented by two sion, Telethon routine occurred in other syna speakers for the Jewish family in 9:45 o.m . 8n::indei1 Univel"lity Women'• Commiti.. Provi- gogues with the reserves and sol the future. The Secretary of the dence Chapter, •eiular Me.ting ' diers who had been released for Jewish Historical Society ol 12 :30 p.m. the holidays being called back. At Tempt. leth El Si1N1r+.ood, (den Garden Oub, . J.::==:"~=ny Rhode Island will investigate Op.n Mffting one synagogue a father clung to MAtuNG ADDIISS: ... 6063, ~. I.I. 02904 TeM'phone 724-G200 "Where did we come from?" The WIDNISDAY, OCTOMR 31, 1973 his son for several moments, tears PLANT: MeraWW•y, effW.... terSt. , Pawt., I.I. 02161 1:00 p.m . OPPICli 141 Teunten Ave., lut ...... ,.nee, I.I. biographies of some famous Brandeis Unl~ty Women's Commlttff l"tovi streaming down his checks, before CBIA ZUCICHIIIG .. ."...... Mana9int Wit., Rhode Island families will be re =m~J.!-' • Stvdy Gr.up, "App~tion of releasing him. This lather had lost lated and discussed. 7:30 p.m. one son during the 6-Day War and And the Junior Rabbi of the Hebrew "- t-n ANMiation of South l"tovi another during the War of Attri denai, ..... Meeting temple will speculate on "The THUISOA Y, NOVIMHI 1, 1973 tion and now the remaining son Jewish Family Faces the Twenty 10:00 a.m. was being recalled. It is a rare Women's An,-ric:an Oil, llhede hland-S.Uthem First Century: Where Do We Go Ma...chuNtts ...... _, leard MNH"I family that has not lost a member From Here?" To predict the fu or a relative. There is the' Sturman luNav of Jewtth .l:.:.7·..... MNH"9 ture is always a risky business. rr.vw.nce Sectten, NaHenal C:.Undl of Jewish family with a grandmother in her However, a perceptive person can Wemen, MNtfnt OCTOBER 26, 1973 eighties as the sole survivor. Her FRIDAY, venture an outline of things to -lttlbil!dlll 1111 husband was killed in the War of THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1973 - 5 ballerina roses and ivy. When in doubt, you need look DISCUSS PLIGHT The bride received her bachelor no further for the perfect gift. The UNITED NATIONS - Israeli of science in education from Herald subscription is always Ambassador Yosef Tekoah met Rhode Island College and is appreciated for birthdays o r with UN Secretary General Kurt presently teaching in the North holidays. Call the Herald at 724- Waldheim to discuss the plight of Adams School system. 0200. The bridegroom received his Jews in the Soviet Union and the Arab countries. Tekoah asked bachelor of arts degree in political science at Hartwick College, One Waldheim to discuss the matter onta, New York. He is presently with the foreign ministers, of the associated with A . Shapiro and countries concerned while they are Sons in North Adams. attending the UN General Mr. and Mrs. Shapiro will Assembly, according to the Israeli make their home in Williams UN Mission. town, Massachusetts. SUICIDES o,scoviR 1 JEURUSALEM - The Health r- Ministry says 243 Israelis com I I mitted suicide last year, two of I them because of broken hearts pric~ caused by love affairs that went TRAVEL SERVICE INC sour, Both were women. Statistics recently released by FOR ALL YOUR the Ministry indicated that most of the suicides, l3J, resulted from T AVEL NEEDS .i depression. There was no ex planation of what caused them to be depressed. About ha lf the cases
Arthur H. Shapiro Mi ss Phyllis Ann Young. daugh- Eisenberg. Nancy Eisenberg, Mar- ter of Mrs. Morris Young of 13 cey Eisenberg and Susan Eisen- Lauriston Street, became the bride berg. nieces of the bride, were of Arthur Harold Shapiro, son of bridesmaids. "you can't r1fvsel" Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Shapiro of Joel Less was best man. Ushers I. MID-Wlll STATS of 7-l • 4 Doy, -JOII North Adams. Massachu setts, on were Arthur Sagotsky. brother-in- Off W1tkeocl doily rote,, {,u.,1 hobdgy,) Sunday. October 21. at Temple law of the bridegroom. Stuart 7. S DAY MID-Wlll Sl'ICIAHlua -fn.) '!l.10 Emanu-El. Shapiro, Surrender Gunala. Rich- 111p (uupl lwlhlloys,J l. fUllt T WllllND {No, 11-11) ON Chdd fill Rabbi Joel H . Zaiman and Can- ard Kollar and Richard Faieta. {1n 1,0me rm. • / ,ortnh/ tor Ivan E. Perlman officiated at T he bride wore a Victorian style 4. TNANllSGrYING -- loun11hitl laWH fHhvt M the ceremony which was followed gown of Alencon lace and antique """" Sl'IOAI IOW 4 DAY & WllllT IATISI by a reception in the meeting peau de soie styled with a filled "'" ...... house of the temple. bodice of lace with an open seal- 11, ... lllQUIIM"l The bri de was given in marriage loped neckline. A satin sash with ■ om"°"' TUI CHI : '.IAoe-, 1c by her brother-in-law. Be nj amin P. streamers accented the semi-full Eise nberg. Mrs. Benjamin P. Eis- skirt detailed with tucks encircling HDMDWAl:li >1- Seth ~w,s shoe :1< enberg. sister of the bride, and the hemline. She wore a floor O,,(N ALL YLU LODGE Mrs. Mark Moss were matrons of length mantilla trimmed with Sprl11 GIH, l .f , T1h 114-Hl•IIII it "77\ HoPE Si. O'l.q06 -= honor. Mrs. Arthur Sagotsky, sis- matching lace and carried a clus- ~~ i:i.~\£. I00-431-2212 ter of the bridegroom, and Ellen ter of phalaenopsis orchids and 111r,f-~,llc * Jill(,_.*""**»~ Jf. ' j ' 10s' , Don't I\ Worry About Israel DO SOMETHING! SUPPORT THE EMBATTLED PEOPLE OF ISRAEL IN THEIR FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL AT THE EMERGENCY RALLY FOR ISRAEL IN PERSON MAJ. GEN. UZI NARKISS DIRECT FROM ~ " ISRAEL'S BATTLEFRONT
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 at 7:30 P.M. JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER, 401 Elmgrove Avenue SPONSORED BY Rhode Island Committee, State of Israel Bonds ._ - . ·. =- # • . ~ "I!!!!'!. - ...,.--:.. _,.. __ ~ __.,. __ .-_ --~--- ,.. . -- - --
6 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, F RIDAY, OC TOBER 26, 1973
Herald subscribers comprise an excellent results, advertise in the activ e bu y in g- m a r k e t. For Hera ld - Calr 724-0200. " SUCCESSFUL G8LIEI PAQIFIG RESTAURANT INVESTING REAL BOSTON STYLE E~OTIC CHINESE, POLYNESIAN '- AMERICAN CUISINE ROGER E. SPEAR • BUSI NESSMEN'S • DINNERS SERV ED "Tit 12.45 LUNCHEONS (MON.,SAT.) • COCKTAIL LOUNGE pose of th ese sha res. As a replace MYRON ARNOLD AT THE PIANO • ROOMS AVAILABLE FUR PARTIES BENRUS WORT H WATCHING WED_ THURS.. FRI. ment equ a l do ll a r a m ounls of ORDERS I7 38-6767rl 2276 WARWICK AVE .. WARWICI\. R.I. Question : In 1972 I bought 200 Central M a ine Power (NYSE) a nd shares of Benrus Corp . (ASE) at Norfolk & Western (N YSE) a rc ITO TAKE RE SERVA !IONS BANKAM ERlCARO • MASTER CHIIRGE · OUT AMERICAN EXPRE SS 8¾ a share, Is there any hope that recommended . the stock will reco,er7 P.C. Question: We found the follow 1,, Answer: A good surge in ea rn ing stock certificates alter my JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER of R.I. ings for !he year ending Ja n. 3 1. m o the r-in-law's death: Sant a 1974. is probable. In the first 6 Maria Petroleum, common and 401 ELMGROVE AVENUE months Be nrus tripled earnings. preferred. Hamilton Petroleum and Celebrates JEWISH BOOK MONTH reporting 27 c a share. on a 2% Western Natural Resources. How OUR YOUNGER SET : Randall gain in sales. The compa ny's new can we find if these shares issued in and invites you Alan, five and one-half years old " Techn iq uart,.. quart z c r ystal the 1930's ha ve any value? H.D. and Aaron Scott, three and one timepieces have bee n bi g se llers Answer: Sorry that I can't shed WED., NOV. 21 half years old, are the children of si nce !heir in1rod uc1 1on 16 mo nths a ny lighL on Lhe possible worth of WED., OCT. 31 8P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart M. Yarlas of ago. A new digital rcadou1 qu artz these securities. Howeve r. if you 8P.M. 478 Nomquid Drive in Warw ick. timing device is also in the work s. write to: R .H. S m vthe Co .. 170 ELLIOT S. SCHWARTZ Mate rnal grandparents are Mr. Wa tches accounted fo r 45% of Broad way. N .Y .. N .·Y. 10038. 1hev RABBI WILLIAM G. BRAUDE Director, Bureau of and Mrs. Haskell Broadman of sales last year. JC " cl ry 3 1% a nd wi ll for a sma ll fee trace the va lu e discusses Jewish Education Warwick . Paternal grandfather is precision components and clec or lack of same for these certifi discusses " CRISIS IN Lewis Varlas of Providence . " TREE OF LIFE " Lro nic power supplies 24%. Wi1h cates. THE CLASSROOM" sa les now above the break-even AD VA NTAGES OF DI VIDEND by CHA VA ROSEN FARB by CHARLES SILBERMAN ORGANIZATION level and a ll divi sions contributing REINVESTMENT PLANS BOOK EXHIBIT BY MELZER 'S RELIGIOUS GOODS to profi ts. the cornpany·s more ag Question: Cou ld you explain how NEWS gressive marketing postu re could the diwidr nd rt imcstment plan ...... move earni ngs ahc~td s1g nific.111tl) . works? I am intcrestl'd in bU)'ing E:1<1A '< t: EL GA RDE/\ CLLl B The stock 1s an interesting specu '"'o or thrre issues. )'ielding 5% or ◄ ., The mccllnl.! of tht.: l:.manucl SUPPER lative turnaround ca nd idate :.ind bettr r. " ·hi ch off er di,·idcnd rr in ◄ Garden Club ~,tl l be held at the CHAPPIES CLUB should be held for recovery. vestment prhileges. Ar c there an)' ◄ Roger \ V1 ll 1~m!, Park Urecnhou~c • Q uestion : Please advise me on stocks "·hi ch mee t these specifica 754 f ront St., Woonsock~t, R.1. 762-9654 • on T hursda). ovem ber M. The ◄ Ge neral America n Oil Co. of tions? R.T . ., club " ill !)ponsor .1 v 1~1l to tht.: ◄ Texas (N YS E). The stock ha s been A nswer: Fr om ib origin a ti o n in SUN DAY IS FAMIL Y DAY ., greenhouse by the rt.:,1dcn1s of the ◄ as hi gh as S80 and recenll)' below 1967. when A ll eghe ny Power Sys S!'rving From 12 to 8 • Jcw1>h Home for the Aeed .ind ◄ ., the Golden Ager ::, of the (:ommu- S28. I ha•e 500 shares and wou ld tems in conju nct.io n with First Na li ke your opinion on whether to Lional Ci tibank offered share ◄ nlly Center. hold or se ll . E.R. holders the opt io n of lw vin g ·divi ◄ Chicken Family Style Rdrc:!ihmcnb "ill be !) crvcd at Answer: General American Oi l dends reinvested in additiona l ◄ Soln,J , Shell, , Ov,n Roo, ted Potntoe1, Br eod ond Butter, 12 :JU "llh a tour ol the dnsantht.> has paid. 1n add1t1on to cash di vi shares. this autom.atic in vestm ent Ic e C, eam, Coffee mum ::,hO\\ from I to J p.,;, . ' dends. J~ in ;;; tock annua l! \ :-. 1nce service has garncrcd a number of Chai rman fo r the c,cnt 1-. Ni r,. 1966. T hus. ,r ) our 500 , shares ' 5 Sol R c: !) nick and member, of ·lhc support ers. The ""Y the plan 3.SO were pu rchased in 1969. when the works is th al the corporation pa) S ' Plv, , " Ovr Tolk of The To wn" ~ comm1ttec arc Mrs. Bernard Pod ◄ rat and Mr:-. . Samuel Milkr. Ho,t- stock reached il s al l-tune high. to the cooperati ng b;.in k d ividend s ◄ BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP cs!)c:-. are Mr~ Juhu" l:pst t:in . vou should ho ld 561 ,hare, al the wh ich wou ld normal h be sen t prese nt time. Rcco\ ery from the directly to the particip;tnh in that ◄ 5 Mrs. M:.ittht:\\ Sherman. Mr;;; . IO\\ thi s year has been ex ce ll ent. 111 4 .95 Burton h nbcrg. ~1r:,, . Akxanda corporation·!\ pla n. ,, hich rt: sulb ◄ rfus Chou:: _, ol Mt11u Rumpkr. and Mr:,,. t-r ank Oar- "'th GOA rebounding 46%. Al a savings on commis sion fec:s fo r ◄ though earnings for tht: year cndt:d the individual · ~ubscrihcr. T hc m:.in . June 30. 197 3. "ere off. cash flu" bank hold s these shares unless in DESSERT FA S HI ON S HOW ,, as up. A 27 c a :,, ha re ,,·r1tc structed ot herwise. In add iti o n to Temple Beth Am of \\ ·ar"Kk off Y. aS taken in the f1n;.il quarter. sha ring commission co~t:-.. mem \\Ill hold ~1 111t:mhcr;;;h1p dt:"crt reflecting the close do,, n of be rs must pa) a servi<.:c c.:harge up TRINITY SQUABE fa~h1on ,ho" on Monda~. Octoba melamine opcr;.ition:-.. to a SJ.00 maximum. 29 at tht: tcmplt: at 8 p.m. THE LEDERER THEATRE PROJECT Exploration activ1t) has bct:n The ad va ntages of such ~1 pro 201 ·washington St. in downtown Providence Donna De lsanlo of the Khode stepped up ,, 1th encouraging re gram arc multiple: acqui sition of Island Model Aecnc, '"II be the sults part icul a r!) the offshore s ht1 rcs at a red uced sale~ let: . dol commentator and m~mbcr, ol the Louisia na and Adr i;.i ti c art:a s. As a b r-cost-averaging of purchast::,,, tt: mple \, ill act as modcb. l-a~ h- resul t. reserves. \\ hich for GAO safekeepi ng of certifica tes and en 10ns ,,ill bt: from the Countr~ have been eroding. may be in fo r forced sav in gs. In some in stances Cloth~s in Ea st Gret:nw1rh .· a substant ia l boos!. For !he time the pla n subscri ber has 1hc o p1ion LI CHT TO S PEAK being the shares are worth hold 10 add up to S 1.000 in cash Former 2.overnor t-='r ank Licht in g. monthly LO the pla n. Wh ile C iti will be the-- guest speaker at lh e FUN D EXCHANGES S U BJ ECT ba nk still ha nd les m ost of these nexl mce1ing of the Aleph Group. TO CA PI TAL GA INS TAX pla ns. a number or oth er ba nk s Provid e nce C hapter. Hadassa h on Questi on: I pl an lo retire in De have joined the rank s as agen ts fo r Mo nday. October 29 al 12:30 p.m . cember. 1974. We hold 550 shares some of the more th an 200 com at the J ewish Community Ctnter. of Dreyfu s Fund. 900 National In pa nies a ll owing th eir stockho lders Mr. Li ch! will speak on ' Can a n vestors Corp .. 450 Signal Com to automatically reinvest d iv i Honest Man Survive in American panies and 25 Investme nt Co. of dends. Polit ics· America. Should these be held or Using your specificati ons for se Mrs. Sol Resnik is cha irman or replaced with income securities? lecting possible cand idates for pur the day. T.S. chase. t he list is rather ex tensive. Mrs. Josef Va n Geldern a nd her A nswer: Your portfo li o. worth Howe ver, by including only those commitlee will arrange the dessert approxim a Le ly $27,000, returns companies whose divide nds a nd coffee hour which will precede the $5 15 a nnu a ll y from di vidend in earnings have increased a nnu a lly meeting. come. a meager 1.9% yield. In ad for the past 5 yea rs. the ·fie ld is di ti on, $5 18 in capita l gains have na rrowed. From thi s group I have TO HOLD DANCE been distribuLed by the three fu nds se lected A merican Bra nds. Ce ntral The South Shore Sing le Adult a nd a 3% stock dividend was pa id & South West a nd United Tele Downstairs Group of Temple Beth Am in by Signa l. For the present I would com m unications. a ll listed on Lhe Ra nd olph. Massachu setls is having advise excha nging the Dreyfus Bi g Board. Over the last 5 years the ir fa ll da nce on Sunday. Octo Fund shares for those of Dreyfu s earnings have increased an aver ber 28 from 7: 30 p. m . to 11 :30' Special Income Fu nd. Because age of 6% to 8% annu a ll y a nd in p.m . at the temple on Main Streel your other two funds ha ve had an the last decade di vidend growth in Ra ndolph. A li ve band will be above-average performance since has exceeded tha t ra te. ~ · featured a nd refreshme nL s will be 1968, retention is advised , at least served. until your retirement is an accom BOY COLLECTS FOR PHONE Qiiiiiiia plished fact. At tha t time ex BOWLI NG PART Y J E RUS A LEM When a cha nge of ICA for W ashingLon publi c telephone in Kirya t Zanz, T he Hope C ha pter of B' nai Mutua l Investors and Nationa l for 'l'ODBIGOIS B' rith Women will sponsor a bowl a n · Orthodox neighborhood. went W hi teha ll Fund shou ld be consid haywire, rejecting pay tokens a nd ing party on T uesday. October 23 ered . Excha nges of Lhi s type, fr om a l the Brunswick La nes. Newport thus ena bling a nyone to call one fund to a nother under the Avenu e, East Providence a l 8 p.m . anywhere in the country free. a sam e ma nagem ent compa ny. are yeshi va youngster wh o discovered INFORMATION C ENTER executed a t net asset valu e plus a the foul-up posted him self outside The Myasthe ni a G ravis Founda small service charge. The tra nsac the booth a nd permitted no one to tion a nnounces the ope ning of a tion is treated, for tax purposes. in use the phone without giving him the same ma nner as a sa le a nd Central Inform ation Center. Any the tokens. Later, he turned up at one interested in obta ining infor purchase a nd is not a tax-free ex the pho ne compa n y o ffi ce. ma tion on the la test research de cha nge. reported the phone out of order velopments in the care a nd treat S igna l has m oved up 73% from and dumped a ll the tokens on the ment of Myasthe ni a G ravis may its June low be nefiting ' from a m a n ager 's des k. Whe n the Trinity Square productions are covered by the Title! Endow call a ny of the following numbers jump in earnings. takeover at Ministry of Communicati o ns me1tl Program of the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts. for further informa ti on; 434-529 I, tempts a nd a m aj or oil discovery heard of the incident they wa nted TELEPHONE TRINITY: 351-4242 724-4295. 434-2269, 433-2073 , 847- in the North Sea. I would ta ke ad to reward the boy, but found he 5545. 783-3586. 467-8 195. vantage of this opportunity lo dis- had rcfu.sed to leave his name. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1973 - 7 - ... - -....-.. - .... - KOSHER JULIE'S DELICATESSEN BRIDGE - 731 HOPE STREET 621-9396
■U-UIIIAN'I IPICIAL By Robert E. Starr ROAST IEEF SANDWICH-POTATO ... . -...... SALAD OR COLE SlAW AND COFFEE $1 75 s.hould lose and the-· other Defend- Today's ha nd presents an inter -- NO SUISTITUTION · • esting situation. There were two er has only two they can get a ruff possible ways to make the hand in that suit. No, they have to take KOSHER RARE & LEAN from the start or at least that is the fin esse for the Queen .on the what many of • the Declarers first lead of that suit. They can thought. One would contain a race easily get to their hand by ruffing between the two sides except it a Club, they have enough Trumps LB to stand that pump. But better still .~9EA~!o~JEF $3.89 was a su re losi ng battle for the Declarer if he just thought it all they should have gone right after out, he couldn't possibly win that the Hearts. This gives them two race unless the Defenders made an chances whenever they attack M&S KOSHER All BEEF CELLO error; something they shouldn't them. Either the finesse wo rk s or ENGAGED: Gloria Levitt of 79 if it does happen to lose, as it Overhill Road, Providence an count on. Therefore that way n011nces the engagement of her does, the suit might split 3-3 as it should have been ruled out espe daughter, Linda Dione to Ernest happens to do. If both work five is FRANKFURTERS J 1 .49 cially when they even had another David Wantman, son of Mr. and chance to change their pl an. They made. Mrs. Max Wantan of 373 Broad could have already seen that the After the finesse loses Declarer way, Cambridge, Massachuseti.. GOLDEN S Defenders were going to foil their is still in control and onl y two Miss Levitt is the daughter of 11M origin al idea. Yet many of them Diamonds can be cashed by the late Oscar Levitt. Defense. No matter what is led stubbornly stuck to their gu ns a nd Miss Levitt is a graduate of the POTATO PIES PKG 79c went down as they said not with next Declarer gets in, draws Rhode Island Hospital School of out a fi ght but not ve ry wise ly . · Trump and goes back to the Heart Medical Tecnhnology. suit. If they happen to split other North than evenly he wi ll go down but Mr. Wantman is a graduate of VITA HERRING ♦ K Q no more than they wou ld have any the Hampden College al Pharmacy . A J 72 in Chicopff, Massachusetts. ♦ 6 4 other way fo r unless the opponents 80Z. ♦ A9532 have a n absolu te blank no Dia A January 26 wedding is PARTY SNAKS JAR mond ruffs are forthcoming. But if planned. West East the Hearts do happen to break ♦ 7 5 3 ♦ 6 2 evenly it is c<;rtai nl y worthwhi le to • 10 8 4 9 3 •o give it a shot. True, a six ca rd suit ♦ A Q ♦ KJ I0873 HAVE BUYERS FOR ALL SALE ITEMS WHILE THEY LAST . . . ♦ OJ 10 7 6 ♦ K4 is less than an even chance to split even but it does have much more Commercial • Industrial South of a chance than pl ayi ng for a De or Residential Property ♦ A J 10 9 8 4 fensive error especially when De .K 6 .5 clarer's p4a y practicall y tells the PLEASE CALL ♦ 9 5 2 +a opponents exactly what she is try Herbert L. Brown ing to do. The Herald is now accepting Mrs. He len Le hrer was De Moral: As in horseracing. a nor 421-S3S0 cl a r er, No rth-Sout h we r e mal horse doesn't have a chance "Younger Set" Photos vul nerable, South Dea ler with thi s against a Secretariat. so don 't Residence Phone bidd in g: waste time trying. Tru e, he mi ght For early publication and For our Files stumble and fall but there is not 861-S601 much cha nce of that so don't enter s w N p that race. Fi nd one that you have ' The R. I. Jewish Herald 2 ♦ End •• a much better shot of winning. ff EKRYVl@oKE@ MAILING ADDRESS : BOX 6063, PROVIDENCE, IL I. To comment on the bidding. REALTORS South's opening bid was a 1-I,,spital T rust llldg . PLANT AND OFFICE : HERALD WAY (OFF WEBSTER ST.) "Weak" Two bid . Normall y, ":ith RPo l E.', tnl t> Si,icp I 89 I PAWTUCKET, l. I. onl y fou rt een points and a double ton in support of partner's suit North wou ld ask if partner had a good or bad opening. She wou ld AT NEW ADDR ESS find out by maki ng a forcing bid Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Va rga of Two No T rump . Bei ng and fa mil y are now at thei r n;w vulnerable she fe lt that her partner address at 50 Weaver Street. wo uld not open unless she had a Cranston. fairly good hand and her two hon They are the children of Mrs. ors in Spades were certainly ex Samuel Mi ll man of Providence. ce ll ent support for a Wea k Two FIRST SON Bid . So North we nt ri ght to game Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Leslie in Spades where the hand was Ras kin of King of Prussia. Penn played at every table whether the sy lvania. anno~ nce the birth of biddi ng went. just like that or no t. their first child and son, . Fredrick West. quite natura ll y, led the Paul on September 26. Club Queen and Dummy was Matern al grandparents are Mr. spread. Good Declarers count ei a nd Mrs. Archie Smi th of Provi ther their winners or their losers dence. Paternal grandparents are and then decide how best to get Mr. and Mrs. Lewi s Raskiq of the most out of a hand. Philadelphia. In thi s ha nd there are three pos Paternal great-grandparents are Every woman sible Diamond losers and one in Mr. a nd Mrs. David Rappaport of Hearts if a trick has to be lost to Philadelphia. Ma terna l great is foxy the Queen. If a ll four are lost th e grandm other is Mrs. Joshua Bell hand goes down . With a doubleton Of Providence. Diamond in Dummy and three in in her own way! their hand some Declarers thought Colgate Asks Students they could get a ruff in Dummy so James Gala nos design with th at in mind they won the To Return From Israel first Club and immediately led a in Natural Norwegian sma ll Diamond. This plan would HAMILTON , N. Y ., - Blue Fox, succeed if the opponents went Colg ate University, for the second exclusively ours. along with it but they, too, can see time in three days, has asked a that doubleton Di amond and can study group staying in Israel to tell exactly wh at Declarer is going return to the United States "at the to try to do so it doesn't take earliest possible secure moment." mu ch for the winner of that first The cable was sent by Robert Diamond trick to play back a Freedman, director of university Trump. It is at this point that the studies. He said the 19 students Declarer should rea lize that he is involved were staying at the Shaar now fi ghting a losi ng battle and Haamakin Kibbutz. swi tch hi s tactics for a Diamond - Many of the students taking ruff is now out of the question. So part in the fi ve-month program now how can he possibly make the have been contacted individually hand? The Heart suit presents the by their parents, a school onl y other opportunity and they spokesman said . He said the have to try it right thi: n while students had told their parents there is still a Trump in Dummy that there was no fighting near to take care of Diamonds in case Haifa and they did not want to a trick has to be lost in Hearts. leave Israel. Even now they have ·to be care- Thomas A. Bartlett, president NEW ENGLAND'S LARGEST EXCLUSIVE FURRIER ful for--t hey can't afford to go their of the university, said Colgate had 65 YEARS OF FINE FUR TRADITION hand with a Heart and then take no control over the evacuation of the finesse for the Queen. If it the students.
I , 8 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1973
OVERFLIGHT SERIOUS · third incident on~ the Egyptian TEL AVIV - Israeli security front in two weeks. Israel has officials are taking a serious view lodged a complaint about the of an overflight by two Egyptian overflight with the United Nations Sukhoit-7 bombers over Israeli Cease Fire Control Staff in Hello Again! positions in northwest Sinai, the Jerusalem. Previously, Israeli planes were attacked by . Egyptian fighter planes over the Gulf of News of the Sports World by Warren Walden Suez and a naval clash between Israeli and Egyptian patrol boats took place in the gulf after the Egyptians opened fire on the DOES FINLEY KNOW? (Do won it for Washington against the Israeli boats. you?) That Roger Peck inpaug. a New York Giants ,n 1924 when he great shortstop, was guilty of mak doubled in the ninth inning to send ing eight errors in the World Joe Judge home wi th the deciding FOR Series between Washington and run. Onl y one letter between Pittsburgh in 1925? "Peck'" erred "Champ" and "Chump." eh'' MEN once in the ope ning game, twice in the second game, once in the third BROWN U. BAND: The Brown game and played fla~lessly in the ONLY! University Brass Band is more in fourth ga me. However. he was spiring playing th e National An· back in "form·· for the fifth game them before football ga mes than during which he booted one and EDUCATOR TO SPEAK: Or. Geo,ge have been th ose voca li sts at the ( I ' \ he duplicated the boot in the sixth 'Treat your tr.·/ i,, ./j Pollak, director of the Department World Series. It's on ly an opinion game but just 10 be consistent. of Comm unity Service and Studies but the singers don't have it when b~dy to Ji ·; j/(( / Roger miscued on two in the sev of the American AsM>Ciation of it comes to interpreting the spirit N,rvana /I , /, / Jewish Education, will be here on enth game. Eight err ors' And he 'J t" / !: 1/ th at shou ld surround the Star Wednesday, October 31, and did it with a name th at seems 10 { Jf .!!://; :,, Spangled Banner. I hope the big Thursday, November 1, to address spead all across th e short stop ter Super Bowl ga me wi ll pa rade out the educators council and the ritory. The Pirates won Lhe series. a full sized Armed Forces Brass board membe~ of the Bureau of Oh yes. who did Pecki npaug play ::~~~~ 0 Je w ish Education of Rhode Island. Band . for'' The losers. Was hington . Or. Pollak was AAJE coordinator 1100 Post Rd., Warwi
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In border towns like Kiryat Shemona and Migdal Ha'emek Israeli children are once again spending their days and nights in bomb shelters. It is the only place they can seek relative safety from enemy attack. When we asked for cash dollars to provide new immigrants with shelter, this is not what we had in mind. In the midst of the dislocation caused by war, we must continue to provide shelter, training, and . education to tens of thousands of. new arrivals, par ticularly Soviet immigrants, ·· who have just relocated to a new home-Israel.' When they emerge-from the bomb shelters, let's make sure they still have a roof over their heads. MAX ALPERIN EDWIN S. SOFORENKO JOSEPH GALKIN President Campaign Chairman Executive Vice-President keep the promise GIVE TO THE ISRAEL EMERGENCY FUND OF THE UNITED JEWISH APPEAL JEWISH FEDERATION OF RHODE ISLAND 203 Strand Building, Providence, Rhode Island 02903 Tel. 421 - 1111 10 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1973
Prospects who buy often are much more likely to see your Your STEPHEN J. PUERINt; D.M.D. newspper ad than occasional buy ANNOUNCES HIS ASSOCIATION ers. Money's IN THE PRACTICE OF GENERAL DENTISTRY WANTED Worth WITH WOMAN TO SERVE AS ALBERT J. PUERINI, D.D.S. COMPANION TO EL DERLY WOMAN ON TRIP MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING 989 Reservoir Avenue · Hours By Appointment Phone TO AND SIX MONTHS IN 'Downshifting' Your Cranston, Rhode Island 02910 401-9.«-8100 FLORIDA. Food Buying KOSHER BACKGROUND You, the consum er, .have been what the average U.S. fami ly ac- the target of a barrage of advice tually consumes a nd is the plan WIDOW PREFERRED to change your bu yi ng and eating used by many institutions such as habits, to .. trade down•· to fish , hospita ls and schools as a nutrition turkey. hamburger, dried beans, guideline.) J(-eU_&:;::~ meat-and-soybean combinations. But if this same fami ly had tuna fish casseroles. etc. By now. merely downshifted since the start KAPLAN .. . you know most of the trick s a nd of '73 in the types of food bought . r1 in th e heart of N . Y . City 's fOR TRUE ELEGANCI· >-- you're proba bl y usi ng a lot of a nd eaten fr om the moderate to them - unless you're among the the .. low cost" plan, its food costs tiny few with famil y food budgets would actu ally have dropped from FOR YOU •• so ample you ca n shrug off just December's $36. 80 to June's about a ny food price increases. $32.60, a decline of $4.20 a week What rea l savings can you ex- and a savi ng of ne arl y $220 a We've gathered together s·1·L1 peel fr om what you arc now doing year. the most beautiful - fr om .. downshifting .. a relative- If you had downshifted all the collection of couturier Us Your ly spendthrift food to a n economy way fr om the USDA ·s .. liberal" coots, costumes, and suits. budget in which you cut all pos- (shop as you like) plan on which it Some untrimmed, others Diamonds siblc corners except the nutrition- cost $44. 10 a week to feed the al ones? Wh at should it cost an fami ly of four in December to the lavishly furred. All in American family to feed itself low-cost plan in June. the food the newest colors and reasonably well today? pr ice in creases in tbe store wo uld finest fabrics. JeWelry Accordi ng to the Agricul ture have been turned into a drop of We pay spot cash Dept's Consumer and Food Eco- $ 12. 10 in the food budget of your OURS ALONE nomics Institute in Hya 11 svi llc. family. or yearly savin gs of $629. Pnces for Diamonds and Other Maryla nd . the weekly .. moderate.. Here are la test costs of feeding In the Providence area. Gems Are Now at Historic cost of feeding a you ng fa mily of fami li es of various sizes and ages. 'Highs' -You can Get four with two preschool children Prices have of course changed Sketched, Walking suit Unbelievable Prices for Your (aged 1-3 and 3-6) was $41.60 in sin ce June. but the key poi nt is the In flame and black Diamonds and Jewelry. June (latest avai lable fig ures just big gap between the low-cost HAPLAD out). This was a full 13 per cent bud ge t and a libera l budget (mod- 1196 Si1th a, .... (S .E. Cor . 47111 SI.) above the cost for this family as crate in between). Here yo u' ll sec New Tort , N. T.10036-0pen Mon lhru S>I recently as last December. (The your gauge of the rea l savings in a CALL COLLECT : N.T. Tel . (212) 582,0454 moderate plan is the closest to downshifting of you r food bu yi ng. For a family of tw o adults. 20 to 35 years of age, the low to li b eral budget gap is the difference between $22.50 a nd $35.40: for a family of two adults. ages 55 10 75. the low to li beral budget gap is the difference between $ 18.40 a nd $28.80. For a family of four. with chil dren 1-3 and 3-6 yea rs of age. the low to libera l budget gap is the difference be twee n $32.60 and $50.70: but wit h children from 6-9 a nd 9-12 years of age. the low 10 li beral budget gap is the difference be tween $37.80 a nd $59. 70. For a single child. 6-9. the low to libera l budget gap is the differ ence between $8 and $ 12.90: for a Thermos brand boy 15-20, the low to liberal bud insulated ca rry-all bag get gap is the difference bet we en $ 12.60 and $ 19.40. For a wo man. 20 to 35, the low to liberal budget gap is the differ ence between $9.50 a nd $ 14 .70: for a man, 20-25. the low to li ber a l budget is the difference be tween SI I a nd $17.50. It 's assumed th at each of the in di v;dua ls in thi s chart li ves in a four-person fa mily whi ch can save ' (Continued on page 11 ) Stoughton Homes Scheduled To Open WELLESLEY, MASSAC H U- , SETTS - The first townh ome community built by Kaufm a n a nd Br6ad Homes.Inc. is tak ing shape in Stoughton. Five decorator furni shed models are presentl y under constructi on on Island Street, and are sched uled for completion in mid-No vember. The homes are in traditiona l ar chitectural styles. There are four two-bedroom models and one three-bedroom model. Each home includes a private Fenced patio, den or loft area, enclosed garage, forced hot air gas heating, brand named appliances and wall to wall carpeting. Kaufman and Broad Homes, Inc., with headquarters in Well esley Office Park at 20 William Street, is involved in building a number of communities through out New England. Further information may be ob tained at the Greenbrook sales of fices at the construction site on Is land Street near the Canton town line, or by telephoning 344-0311. The office is open daily from I 0 a.m. to 6 p.m. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1973 - 11 POOOCOOOOOOCC Catholic School In New York Newspapers deliver massive coverage of all income brackets. f-las Enrollment Of 55 Jews Only NEW YORK - The name of Jewish neighborhood in the WICKFORD ANTIQUE ARCADE the school is Mother Cabrini , in northern fingertip of Manhattan. In America memory of the first American The appeal has been heightened 30 SHOPS UNDER ONE ROOF Canonized by the Roman Catholic by what some parents say are C hurch. There are crucifixes on unsafe conditions in the public By 650 TEN ROD ROAD ROUTE l 02 the wall, the Missionary Sisters of schools. Harry NORTH KINGSTOWN. R.1. 1r ear of Schwartz Lumber1 the Sacred Heart are on the Mother Cabrini's annual tu;don faculty and religion classes are of $750, which compares with the Golden OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND part of the regular curriculum. $2,000 to $3,000 charged by 10 A.M. TILL 4 P.M. Yet, of the 22 students in the secular private schools was CLOSED MONDAY AND FRIDAY all-girl combined . junior-senior anot her attraction for non high school in Washington Cathofic families seeking an Heights, more than 15 per cent alternative to public schools. About 30 of the Mother Cabrini •••••••••••• are not Catholics. Some of the If I Were students are on part or full NOVALOX _ girls are Greek Orthodox, Russian a Kettle Drum FRESH FROM THE SMOKE HOUSE Orthodox Hindu, Buddhist and scholarships granted by the school, lf I were a pa inter, I'd do can ORDERS TAKEN FOR 3 LB. MIN. Pry te s tant s of several and a number of others pay vasses of playgrounds filled with denominations. About fifty-five reduced tuition because they have kids._ Kids are proba bly the only UNEVEN SLICES ...... ·-············-·· 2.25 LB. girls, 8 per cent of the entire older sisters in Mother Cabrini leg1t1m a te reason for painting enrollment are Jewish, according who are paying full tuition. smiles. You have to go back a to a New York Times article by Entrance for a ll students is by LOX SPREAD·-······-··········· ······ ·-·· LB long, long way before you can find 1 20 Gene F. Maeroff. competitive .examina tion. FOR OMELETS MIX WITH CRl;AM CHEESE, ETC. • . a n artist who has portrayed a There are non-Catholi cs among At Mother Cabrini . the ·sparkling clean, narrow corridors smile. While the magazines are the 50 teachers on the faculty; the rilled with ad vertisments of toothy EVEN SLICES.·-·-··-·· ··········--·--····· 5.25 LB . president of the parents' may be walked in safet y, a nd the student body has a n esprit de smiling women. the art galleries 942-5703 738-5415 associa tion is Jewish, and. one of are not. the Jewish seniors is spending her corps. Dressed in blue blazers and H I were an athlete, I'd like to senior year studying in Israel. pl aid skirts, the school uniform . the girls pursue their studies be a shortstop. It seems to me " It is a very healthy and real with vigor and earnest ness. that on the average shortstops last CAMEO BEAUTY SALONS situation," Sister Patricia Spi ll a ne. longer than most or the other PERMANENT EYELASHES and FACIALS the school's prin cipal, said of the The high school is perhaps mos t players. Even undistinguished cosmopolit an s tudent body . widely known for its snappy drum ·Done by PAT and MARTIN shortstops like Virgil Sta ll cup or "Differences are respected a nd corps, which has become a fixture in the St. Patrick ·s · Day a nd the Reds some years ago got in there is not a ghetto mentality." REGENCY ELMGROVE Columbus Day parades. seven solid years and ended with a Not only is the enrollment 60 BROADWAY There are Jewish d ay schools .24 1 lifetime batting average. l 55 ELMGROVE A VE . di ve rse religiously, but there is 421-3586 Shortstops are in va riably consid 421-1975 also va riety in terms of race and within commuting distance or the MANAGER ered gentlemen. too. Nobody has nati onal origin. neighborhood which abut s Fort CAROL LORETTE ANN Tryon Park , but some Jewish ever had a nasty word to say Nationwide Percentage and ROBIN CAROLYN parents whose c hild re n a rc about Pee Wee Reese or Phil Riz Forty of the girls are black and JEAN enrolled a t Mother Cabrini say zuto except tha t they were thor WAYLAND 13 of Oriental extraction. Sixty allending them is not practical. oughly profe ssional. decent men. 500 WAYLAND A VE . BILL three of the students are of Puerto Were I television network presi• 274-4496 SHARON Rican background and some 200 One such parent , Ira Panzer. dent. the first thing I wou ld be to MARTIN and JANE are fr o m o ther Ca rib be a n whose daughter. Beth. entered PAT Mother Cabrini as a 10th-g rader ANN WHLS , PROPRIETOR countrie s. p rinc ipall y Haiti . (Continued on page 13) a nd is now a se ni or. says that he Trinidad. C uba and the Dominican Republi c;_. looked into J ewish schools but found th at hi s daughter did not It is not unu sual for non CUSTOM-MADE have the prerequisite. Your Ca tho li cs to a ttend Ca th o li c ''I'm gett ing a good education schools. but seldo m is the DRAPERIES proportion so large. What is at Mother Cabrini." Beth said . Moneys FROM " Because I'm not Cath o lic. I don't unusual, if not unpreccndcntcd for have to go to re ligion class. I a Catholi c school here, is the JACK'S FABRICS don't feel ostracized in any way.·• proportion o f J ews attending Worth WILL BRIGHTEN The a ll endance of several do,en Moth er Cabrini. J ewish girls at a Catholic ·school YOUR HOME OR OFFICE Last year, in Catholic schools (Continued fr om page 10) seems not to ha ve caused a sti r in throughout the United Stales. by bulk buying. If you live alone. the community. H owever . an •SLIPCOVERS•BED SPREADS according to the Natio na l Catholic add 20 per cent to the food cost: if •WINDOW SHADES · Edu cat ion Association. the non article in a Yiddi sh newspaper. your fami ly consists of on ly two Dcr A lgcmciner Journal. ca rried a •UPHOLSTERING Cath o li c enr ollment was 4.9 per people. add 10 per ce nt. and of statement by Rabbi J acob J . cent in elementary sc hools a nd .l.6 three. add 5 per cent. If your fam Hecht of the National Committee Decorating per cent in second ary schools. In il y is larger than fou r subtract 5 for the Furtherance of Jewish the Archdiocese of New York , per cent fo r a rifty person and 10 Problems? Educat io n in Brooklyn, who there were 5.000 non- Catho lics per cen l if there are six or more in deplored the situ a ti on. among the 174.000 pupils - your family. CALL 725-2160 Another rabbi. J acob Goldberg nearl y 3 per cent. What sacririces do you have 10 IIOINIS: of the Fort Tryon Jewis h Center 9,30 a .m.-S,30 p.m. Mon.-Sat. Much of the no n- Catho li c make to downshift fr om the liberal 725 DEXTER ST ., CENTRAL FALLS at 524 Fort Washington Avenu e. a enroll ment at the elementary le ve l to a low-cost plan'' Below tells you few blocks south of Mother is accou nted for by black children what the family or four - hu s Cabrini. is troubled by the fact in inner-city parishes that have band and wife. children 6-9. 9- 12 that some of hi s congregants send been a bandoned by whites. More - can bu y and consume each their daughters to the Catholic Linen and Equipment than half of the non-Catholic week in each major food group on schoo l. pupils in the nation ·s Catholic the low-cost vs. the liberal pl an. "In view of what has taken elementary schools are black. Milk. cheese, ice cream: 16 1/ 2 place at George Washington High Event Judaism Seen Unaffected qts. low cost vs. 19 qts. liberal ... School over the years," he said of But why would a Jewish girl Meat, poultry, fish: 11 I / 2 lbs. LADIES' ASSOCIATION OF THE the neighborhood public school, " I a ttend a Catholi c school" low-cost vs. 20 3/ 4 l_bs. liberal .. . couldn 't in good conscience say to " It a ll began during the public Eggs: 25 vs. 29 ... Dry beans, peas, JEWISH HOME FOR THE AGED my congregation that you must school strik e in 1968," said Sister nuts: 22 oz. vs. 14 oz .... Flour, ce send your children to a public Presents - Patricia, an outgoing person who real, baked goods: I 2 I /2 lbs. vs. school. But I would rather that seems to relate easily to students, 10 3/ 4 lbs .... Citrus fruit, to Jewish children not go to a "when a delegation of mothers ·matoes 71/, lbs. vs. 11 ½ lbs. Fur Fashion Fantasy Catholic school. came to us and asked if we would Dark green and yellow . ve "With all the community by WM. H. HARRIS accept their daughters in the getables: 3 I / 2 lbs. vs. 3 I / 2 lbs. goodwill in the world, I'm not school for the duration of the ... Potatoes: 10 lbs. vs. 7 3/ 4 lbs. comfortable with ·the idea that strike." ... Other fruits and vegetables: I 9 FUN FURS TO Jewish parents haven't found a When the strike ended, most of 3/ 4 lbs. vs. 25 1/ 4 lbs .... Fats and better a lternative." HIGH FASHION FURS the girls remained at Mother oils: 2 1/ 8 lbs. vs. 2 3/ 4 lbs .... George Washington High Cabini, a school with a n And sugars, sweets: 3 lbs. on the School has been beset with racial DESIGNED BY innovative curriculum geared low-cost plan per week against 4 tensions and violence in recent Pierre Cardin, Christian Dior, James toward independent study. Ninety 5 / 8 ,lbs. on the liberal plan per years, particularly during the early Galanos, Calvin Klein and Chester Weinberg five per cent of the school's week. nineteen-seventies when the school MODELS COURTESY OF graduates go on to post-secondary Each of these plans meets basic was forced to close several times. BARBIZON MODELING AGENCY studies. nutritional requirements. But it's As for possible conversions of " This school has been great," assumed that the family on the non-Catholics who attend Mother said Colette Tager, a senior, who low-cost plan wastes considerably Cabrini, the principal, Sister Music by IRVING ROSEN attends Mother Cabrini along with less edible food a nd indulges in Patricia, said that "we are Roman her identical twin, Lorelle. " It has considerably fewer convenience Catholic and that's the first thing Wednesday, November 7 had no effect on my Judaism." foods, out-of-season foods, high that makes us different, but we " When I fir st came here they priced meat cuts. TEMPLE EMANU-EL MEETING HOUSE don't 1ry to use it as a used to say prayers before Clearly, as the cost of the food sledgehammer. Proselytizing fs classes," said Colette, who entered plan rises, so does consumption of COFFEE HOUR 1 :00 P.M. unknown here." the school during the 1968 strike, milk, meat, eggs, fruits and ve Ironica lly, the only conversion PROGRAM 2:00 P.M. "and I memorized the 'Hail Mary' getables - and as the cost drops, known to have taken place SPONSOR DONATION 52.00 just listening to the other kids say up goes consumption of dry beans, recently at Mother Cabrini 5 it. There are no prayers before cereals, potatoes. PATRO~ESS DONATION 5.00 involved one of the Catholic girls class any more." But if you'll study that low-cost CHAIRMAN who became a Mormon. The presence of a few Jewish diet with objectivity, you will note Aol1S. MAX ROSE CO-CHAIRMAN girls at the school after the strike A subscription to the Herald it does not ·violate respected health MRS. BEN SINEL tended to attract others from makes a good gift. Telephone 724- standards. And -ihe liberal plan families in the surrounding heavily 0200 or 724-0202. may cost you 40-60 per cent more. 12 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1973 . ~. ACTUALLY A FULL FLEDCED WAR - ll (Continued from page 4) repeated lessons in the perfidy of the speed and efficiency of mobili referred to as "detente." Russia the Arabs_ and the Russians, to zation. Within 48 hours, 30,000 had promised that hostilities would place further faith in their promis men from Jerusalem were on the Claims American,,Oemocracy not occur without her giving the es. way or already at the front. Be US advance warning. She kept The Sabbath in Jerusalem is· a cause of the urgency they were Guarantees Fairness To President this promise no better than she did day of rest that the religious ele quickly thrown into combat. with the SAM missile sites. In ad ment rigidly enforces. Stores and When I was ready to leave, Mr. Who would want to argue with death for your right to say it. " dition to· this flagrant betrayal she businesses are closed, including Lurie called several cab companies Tom Pearlman's conclusions and Was George Bernard Shaw correct urged the Arab countries to join drug stores and restaurants. There but none answered. He invited me sta tistics that President Nixon has when in reply to a question as to the war against Israel and imme are no buses, no cabs and there to spend the night, but I was anx been " Israel's staunchest all y in whether the U.S. and Great Brit diately began an air shuttle service fore no need of traffic lights. The ious to return to the hotel as I the West. " ain should take over the educa to resupply the Arab armies. few cabs are usually driven by wanted to go to the hospital early It seems obvious. too, that a na tional system of Germany of Ger Although Israeli intelligence Arabs. On leaving the synagogue in the morning. I had been a tion ' s foreign p o lic y does many following World War II , he learned of the_ impending attack, after the Y om Kippur services the member of the American Physi frequently represent its own best observed that if the motive would the Defense Department wanted fact that there was no traffic and cians Fellowship for the Israel self-interest. Where should the be to eliminate Fascism, it could to avoid the censure they suffered few street lights was not particu Medical Association for a number sympathies of our American de not be accomplished because both from the UN following the War of larly surprising. The hotel was of years and when Sadat pro mocracy focus in the ever-contin the U.S. and Great Britain were 1967 and refrained from a pre alight as always and there were no claimed his "Year of Decision" in uing struggle agai nst Man's In steeped in Fascism . emptive attack. Israel is paying a signs that anything unusual was 1971 , volunteers were requested to humanity to Man° Shou Id we be It seems only recently that Tom heavy price for this acr. The world taking place. Guests were entering be available for emergency. We " even-handed" in support of feud Pearlman threw a book at a instead of condemning the Arabs the dining room, quietly and or were issued book lets gi ving the al totalitarian regimes wh o happen Speaker of the Mouse because he is searching for reasons to justify derly. I had been invited by Jo common medical ttrms in Hebrew to be rich in oil resources" How objected to what he thought was this infamous attack. seph Lurie, formerly Cantor at to learn. In the morning I called staunch do you suppose President dictatorial conduct. One wou ld In recent months there had been Temple Emanu-EI, to break the the Jerusalem Medical Reception Nixon would remai n in the face of think that Rabbi Korff with all his some talk by the Israeli doves, fast at his home. As there were no Center, but got no answer. After a the pressures of the America n oil experience would understand the particularly the socialist and com cabs in sight I asked the desk time I managed to find a cab and industry wh o allegedly contributed Fascist Menta lity as it rea red its munist elements, that the acquired clerk when the buses would run. drove to the Hadassah Hospital. more than a few doll ars to hi s ugly head in the Nix on Adminis territories be returned. Before the He mentioned that it would take a (Mr. Lurie fl agged down a car election a nd reelecti on. trati on. We should all be gratefu l Arabs would even agree to discuss while for the drivers to get home which took me to my hotel. ) Is it possible that Israe li Jews to those wh o in their " unfairness" terms Israel was to return to her and change. No comment was On the grounds outside was and world Jewry could become ex exposed thi s threat to our De previous boundaries and admit all made of any fighting and there ap bedlam. The hospita ls were be penda ble if a fuel a nd energy crisis mocracy and more ~s pecia ll y to Arabs claiming to be Palestinians peared to be no excitement. On sieged by a large crowd eager to develops" world Jewr y. which now are supposed to num the first day of fighting there was volunteer their ser vi ces. Many Additio nall y. just what ,s " fai r For wh at it is worth, this com ber about two million. This despite more news here tha n in Israel . and were young tourists wh o had spent ness" in a Dem ocracy. How shall mittee could do mu ch more good the fact that the Arabs and their not entirely due to the time differ the summer touring in Israel. One we be "fair'' to a President wh ose if it concentrated it s efforts in pro Russian allies have had a cynical ential. As I was waiting in the lob I recognized. having seen him the adm ini strati on is being proven the moting Jewis h idea ls and va lues disregard for treaties. In other by. a cab drove up with some week before at a seasi de restau m os t corrupt in our nation's his and using the mone y rai sed to words, Israel could avoid be ing de tourists and he drove me to my rant in Tiberius. They were di tory'' Who i responsible fo r this help the surviva l of Israel. stroyed if she would agree to com destination. rected to offi ces where the y were erosion of confidence"' Is it the If they need more mone y wh y mit suicide . I arrived at the Lurie's amidst graded and some sent to kibbut di ssenters (what should a de don't they cont act the Committee When Egypt failed in her War considera ble excitement. a nd zim where they were needed for mocracy do with the m?) Is it the to Reelect the President. They still of Attrition, she and Russia hit learned th at the "border fi ghting·· the harvest. I managed to find the comm un icatio n med ia ·• (Wh a t seem to hav e hundreds of th ou upon the scheme of a cease fire. mentioned in the synagogue was secretary wh o in fo rmed me that would this " hi gh-m inded" com sand s to insure fairness to the Israel was rightly suspicious, but actually a full fledged war. a nd they were adequately covered. but mittee do with them'') Should we Stans. Mitchells. etc .. etc .. etc. fe ared that if she refused she there was tota l mobilizati on. The took my name and prom ised I further attempt to cover up th e " As you sow. so shall you wou ld be accused of being the ag Luries were busy covering their '.would be ca lled. I was ca lled that cover up the cover up. etc.'' Shall reap." Our American Dem ocracy gressor. Both Egypt and Ru ssi a wind ows for the bl ackout ordered. afternoon and asked if I would go we try to fool a ll of the people all guarant ees all the fa irn ess that a agreed that no attempt wou Id be Buses and trucks had beerr- com to a kibbutz where a doctor was of the tim e" Was there someone Presid ent should require. made to fortify the canal. The _andeered by the military. Dinner needed to ca re for a sick woman. wh o said : " I disagree with every BEN HAZEN fighting no sooner ceased than became secondary and we sat li s A few minutes later another call thing you say. but will fig ht to the Cranston they began to feverishly set up tening to the radio. and nibbling cancelled it as a doctor nearer had launching pads for the SAM mis on what was av ailable. Mr. Lurie's been located. siles on the West Bank . Despite brother was in the reserve and The afternoon at the hotel was Druse Village In Syria photographic evidence by Israel would be reached through him . as a long and trying one. The ne ws and the US, Russia and Egypt the brother had no phone. We on the radio was in Hebrew. in brazenly persisted in 'their denials. consider the phone a necessity. In which I was far from proficient. Seems Numb To War Everyone in Israel now realizes Israel it takes fr om one to three The Israelis were too intent on lis KHADAR. Syria - The wa r rebuild hi s house," a tall Israeli that the present borders are neces years to obta in one and at a cost tening themselves to offer mu ch came to this vill age of ancient said . sary if Israel is to survive. Any of $150. Taking in consideration information. The American a nd stone houses last Thursday. killing Kh adar is a vi ll age of Dru zes. a discussion of a return to the old the comparative rarity of priva te English tourists were equall y in four villagers. wounding five or six non-M oslem sect that has been borders has ceased. Israel has had cars and phones it is amazing at (Continued -on page 14) and drivi ng out the Syir an Army. trea ted with less than equality by But althought Israeli art ill ery Syri a. This may expl ain wh y onl y shell s cras hed with monotony onto a handful of the population of ••• HOSPITALS ARE FILLING WITH the craggy ridgeline of Mount 3,000 fled across the mountains Hermon looming above. bringing toward Damasc us. about 40 miles • forth cavernous echoes a nd pretty a way. Other villages conquered by THESE FINE KIDS billows of whit e smoke. then Israel hav e been empty. Thought I would drop in and bitter surprise. I don't ha~e to tell broadcasts from BBC make me bursts of automatic fire fr om The road that leads here from say hello a nd give you the New you of how sudden the farewells sick . Isn't it am azing - Britai n sma ll arm s not far away, the Israel , through the Goland heights Year's greeting of Israel, "Shona began or the tears. I never ex can enter another country's waters villagers appeared to have come wrested fr om Syri a in 1967 and Tova and Malichoma." perienced a Yorn Kippur like this a nd despite all protests stays on, used to it, according to a New the no man's land that was created As usual the Jewish Agency has one and I gurantee that the mem to - fish. They even sent in war York Times article by Henry between the cease-fire lines after done its best and gave me an ory of it will be with me for the ships to protect their fishing fleet. Kamm. the last war, is strewn with the apartment twelve kilometers from rest of my days. Russia who is known as an inter When an Israeli pa trol on an wreck age of Syri an arm or a nd Gaza. We have had two air raids We have had a good opportun national thief - and refuses to re armored halftrack entered the mechanized infantry equipment. as of this afternoon and so far ity to see what we are made of. turn two islands to Japan, at this village square. navi gating skillfully In the debris of war a long the whatever Egypt has sent us - it My daughter, Sandra, manned a moment wants Israel to give up to avoid a di sabled Israeli road are packages of Moroccan never got delivered. For once I'm broom and not only helped secure the only buffer we have against halftrack left behind Thursday and cigarettes and tattered copies of glad they have a poor airmail sys our bomb shelter - cleaning, fill the Arabs who attacked us - and two Khadarto-Damascus bu ses, French magazines, leftovers of the tem - "some place." ing the water tank and setting can sends cargo planes filled with now idle, a number of people token force of Moroccan soldiers dles for lighting - but she went to waved at the enemy troops and a sent here to fight for the Arab To those of you who are enjoy rockets and missiles to help the other buildings and helped Gruze Arabs - and has the affrontery to curious and unhostile crowd cause. They ran away," an Israeli ing life in Providence, let me say num people ( who come from call Israel an aggressor. gathered. intelligence officer said. " that I hope that you aren't forget Georgia in Russia) to get their Then we have France - the na Hardly anyone paid heed to the Not all the Syrian vehicles are ting us here. The casualties have tion the US saved in two wars - shells striking at the Syrian lying in ruin. Already some in this been heavy for Israel and our little and is now a military hardware positions on the brown, bare northern sector are being driven hospital here in Ashkelon is fi lling Charles Garber comes jrom Provi manufacturing company - and mountain. People gathered on the by Israeli troops on a road over up with boys - and girls too, who dence and has worked with many knows where the money is and flat roofs of the houses around the which ·the Israelis are laying were wounded in the service of the agencies relating to the Zionist cause and particularly dealing with where to gain influence and she centra l square to listen while the asphalt. Armed Forces. This isn't 1967 and Aliyah to .fsrael. He. himself, too is helping the Arabs. Aside Israelis talked with the head of the it is tough. Israel cou ld have at When the Planes Came made A liyah to Israel a while ago from Libya buying the African na village with the help of the tacked first - and should have - Near the 1967 cease-fire line on and his family is following him tions - she too is a major prob halftrack's machine gu nner. He but it is a strange world we live in the Israeli side the road branches there. lem. Nothing like money and learned Arabic from his parents, - world opinion, and so our first who fled to Israel from this off in!Q the village of Majdel greed to make the present inter Chams, a Druze settlement on the lines went to hell a/Ip the hospitals set up, as they didn't know what country 23 years ago. national picture bright. Thank Golan heights. It is the home of are filling with these fine kids. The to do. They gave her the name The village chief, Hamed Shain God there is a United States of Sheik Steman Kinge, the chief of other fine kids are either dead or "Blonde Goddess." Now, I have Khasun, said that life in the America - the only friend Israel all the Druzes of the Mount fighting a nd if I · sound cold and many "Gruzenum friends." village had not been disturbed has. Hermon range. harsh it is only because you read We have used our bomb shelter since the Israelis shelled and We, here in Israel, are pretty At 2 o'clock on the afternoon of ers better help as this war isn 't twice so far and maybe we wi ll seized it. The Israelis have posted much alone - but I pray that we October 6, when . war broke out, over yet - and I like to tell it as have further use for it but I no troops and have left the will make it. "Somebody some the first Syrian shells began to it is.' Israel needs money and wouldn't even think of asking any villagers alone to till their fields. place" is helping us, I'm sure - rain into the village, which is maybe other things will be needed of my three daughters - Ava who The villagers perh a ps but it is sti ll tough to see so many Syrian in law. When the shelling too, later. How about Olim? is in Beerseva and her fiance is in i ntimidated by the armed casualties. "Don't forget us." cease!! three days later, nine of the Yorn Kippur started off as a action somewhere in Syria or on strangers - made no complaints. Take care, my friends, and a 5,600 inhabitants were dead and the Suez front, or my daughter El But as the Israelis climbed back bright sunny day but before we very happy ~ ew Year. 22 wounded. had a chance to digest our food len who is in Sde Boker, or Sandy on the half-track a man whose 15- frdm the prev ious day and start to - if they would want to pack up CHARLI E GARBER year-old son was killed Thursday feel the pangs of hunger - the and leave. We are here and we are Ashkelon, Israel begged for help to rebuild his Nearly 8 out of 10 people. feel messengers from the Army began pa~t of whatever will be. This is it. P.S. Any chance of my friend Jer house. He received no answer. newspapers are more "reli able," the roundup of soldiers at the I can honestly say that the news ry Diwinsky sending me a corned "There are -3,000 people standing more dependable and believable schuls - and it certainly was a from the UN and the slanted beef on rye? around here and he wants us to than TV. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1973 - 13
MAY BE EXPELLED Herald ads get results. Basic War-Caused Mood RIO DE JANEIRO - A Upper Volta Would number of Jewish youths, less than In Israel Is Determination Maintain Relations 100, are among the 13 ,000 TEL AVIV - On the ninth day Patience Evaporates politic!ll refugees from Brazil, f®~~~::®1 Argentina and Uruguay who of Israel's fourth war with the But in the wake of the Arab JERUSALEM Upper S Music for that very special affair sought asylum in Chile but are Arabs, there is a growing attack, and because of the fighting Volta's Premier Gerard Kango 8 We4di ..s lar Mitzvahs now regarded as "extremists" by realization here that the fighting is that everyone here realizes still Quedraogo has sent a warm the Chilean military junta that j;,!!!;~!:~944-7298 likely to be measured in weeks lies ahead, the Israeli patience for message to Premier Golda Meir overthrew the Allende regime, a rather than days, and that the compromise has all but pledging his "deep and genuine well informed source here chances of its resulting in a peace evaporated. It may even be that desire to maintain and to indicated. The source said the agreement are dim at best. Israel's declared willingness to strengthen . the friendly relations INTERESTED? withdraw even partially from the refugees' families fear they will be This sobering prospect has between our two countries." The territory occupied in 1967 will be expelled from Chile. become clear to many Israelis, message was delivered by Premier scrapped as official policy. This official and unofficial, according to Quedraogo's political advisor, has nor happened yet, but given a ·New York Times article by Lompone Kone, who ended a visit SEWNG YOUR HOME? the angry mood of the country, it Terrance Saith, as the fighting on here which resulted in agreements is a strong possibility. CAU the Syrian and Egyptian fronts has for increased Israel aid for Volta One dovish notion is already on increased rather than diminished. agriculture and· forestry. At Lod PHYWS SHINDLER the junk pile. That _ is, the There is still almost universal Airport Kone said he is well WEINER suggestion of a member of confidence here that the Israeli pleased with his talks here, during Parliament, Arieh Eliav, and Army will ultimately prevail, but which he met with Premier Meir Michelle Realty others that Israel should declare it is obvious now that it is going to and Foreign Minister Abba Ehan. before negotiations her willingness 437-0030 433-4212 be a costly and difficult victory, to return most of the territories devoid of much joy or political A Joint commwiiquc said that occupied in . 1967 in order to benefits. Eban and Kone had ··noted the improve the atmosphere with the This has not been an easy cordiality and quality" of relations Arabs. SHADES notion for most Israelis to accept. between the two states. They have grown accustomed to DRAPERIES quick and sweeping victories, not HARRY protracted heavy fi ghting. CALL Yet, as best as it can be GOLDEN CARPETS measured, the morale of the WINDOW FASHIONS, Inc. 62.1-9311 nation remains · high. Even when - (Continued from page 11) teristics of the President is hi s in 1195 No. Main St., Prov. the first casualty figures were subtract a ll the commercials fr om ability to feel brotherhood as a ONN MON. TH.u SAT. TO 5:30 CURIOUS? released, the mood was one of the 7 p.m . newscast. News viable princi ple. Mr. Nixon likes TUES. & THUIS. TIU 9 r .M. grim determinatio n to see the war progra ms arc great revenue very few people. Those he does GA 1-3955 Can You le Slimmer through. The talk among Israelis producers, but I would sacrifice lik e, he lets li sten to tapes. Those in 70 Minutes? is not of compromise or cease-fire, this income to give the public back he does not like, he wants to tap. but of crushing the Syrians and some of the things the public gave M ost men who want to k now YES repelling the Egyptians. my network. their bro the r's busi ness ask . See For Yourself Also. it often strikes me as a b " What've you been doi ng lately'' " A Contrast to 1967 surd to have the news a bout po liti One of the minor annoyances of MEN---WOMEN Even among officials in the ca l murders in C hile or battle our existence is not that our broth Complete Privocy Foreign Ministry, the focu s is on ground reports interrupted by the ers move in mysterious ci rcles but SLENDERWAY fighting, not n~gotia tion o r emergence of a family whi ch has that our brothers are a t pai ns to BODY diplomacy. " It's hard even to found happiness by fr ying with keep us full y in fo rm ed. yea even think about wh at comes next," SCULPTURING polyunsaturated fats. unto their golf scores. I am will ing 1471 ltwoo,I he.-U,,.. Level one diplomat said. While I am in the process of to be t th at on at least one occa Jet.., .. All this is in striking contrast 10 achi eving undreamed of heights o f si on Pat Nixon has remarked . Mon. to Sal . Mon. l Wed. Ev enings 1967, when Israel struck fir st and edificati on, I mig ht as well wish ·· You cann ot turn your brother Coll Now Fo, an Appo1ntmenr Mone1t11 Avo1l able destroyed the Arab air forces on myself a paperback pu blis her. I off. Dick ." However, the Nixon the first day. The outcome then would forthwith reissue Winwood sibling r, va lry is nei ther here nor was never in d oubt, and virtua ll y Reade's " The Martyd om of Ma n" there. The onl y way we can dea l eve ryone here assumed tha t and I would work over W inston with the sacrilege of a President VIA do VINCI Israel's stunning vi ctory would be C hurchill 's six volum es about the tapping hi s brother's pho ne is quickl y followed by a negoti ated Is Pleased To Announce second world wa r into a one th rough Congressional action. I That We Are Now Open politi cal settlement. All that was vo lume edition. would suggest that Cong ress add a r e quired for pea ce, Defense Now if I were consig ned 10 constitutional amendment which Minister Moshe Daya n said at th e ALL DAY WEDNESDAY ma nu al labor, I woul d li ke to be a will put an end to such sacrilege as WE ARE SPECIALIZING IN time, was a telephone call fr om fork-lift operator. The onl y man we have wit nessed . In other words. President Gamal Abdel Nasser of ual work I ever d id was in a hat an amendment whic h wi ll save FACIALS• MANICURES• BLOW STYLING Egypt. factory before I wa s 18. I d ipped President s from the mse lves a nd FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN The call ne ve r cam e. of course, newly woven maw hats int o boi l brothers and sisters fr om Presi but it is nota bl e that this time in g sizing 10 enable them to keep dent s. A Preside nt co nstitutio na ll y --MARION , PATRICIA, JEANNE-- such a call is not even expected . their shape. I never thoug ht much must be 35 years o ld and a native 121 WAYLANO AVE . Instead, the assumption of o ffi cials or ii. Bui driving a fork lift is a born ci tizen of the U nited S ta tes. PROVIDENCE, R.I. 831-9664 and other Israelis is that th e romantic occupati on. Congress should amend th ese re attitude on both sides will harden When I was in Israel, I met an quirements by insisting a lso that as a result of the war. American emigre wh o had left be he (or she) be an onl y child . Within Israel, the Arab attack hind him an executive position in Sources close to the White House has already wea kened the doves a lumber mill. There being little suggested that Mr. Nixon tapped a nd strengthened the arguments of wood in Israel, his particular ex hi s brother's pho ne conversati ons the hawks. By striking fir st, Jpertise was useless. Because he did because . the President was worried President Anwar el-Sadat of not speak Hebrew proficiently, he a bout hi s bro ther 's bu siness RESTAURANT Egypt and President Hafez al couldn't get work as an office ventures. If so. it wa s a mi s Assad of Syria have done more to manager. ca lculation of the public attitude. 401 Clinton St., Woonsocket, R.I. enhance the position of hard-line So he had accomodated himself Everyone in America has a broth 767-196t groups such as the Land of Israel a nd found work in a factory which er or an uncle or a sister wh o sim Movement and the right-wing had recently promoted him to the ply has never added up to much, G ahal party than anything those ' Serving luncheons Tuesday through fork lift. or is eccentric. Or is crazy. Or Friday 11 :30 'til 2:00 groups could have done for I asked him if he lik.ed it and he greedy. Brothers borrow too much themselves. said quickly he liked it fine. He money for foolish schemes or In a newspaper article Friday, earned 2, 100 pounds a month and brothers seem incapable of finding Luncheons start at ...... 99c Menachem Begin, the Opposition there was ,no way to spend 2. 100 gainful employment or they get leader, took the Government to pounds in his little town of Rishon married too many times or some- - '*****************H***' task for having lulled the public le Zion. times they don't get married at Have you tried our into believing that the Arabs Lastly, if I were a musician I a ll. There are millions of families DINNER SPECIALS? would not attack. Mr. Begin, the would like to play the kettle drum tolerating the deadbeat and the G ahal leader, argued that the was in an opera house. There's not a free loader in their midst. A STEAK DINNER JS.00 demonstrated beyond a doubt that lot of work for the kettle drums in brother who could borrow Broiled or Boiled Select the Arab territories ccupied in most operas and I could listen to $200,000 from Howard Hughes 1967 were crucial to Israel's basic the divas and the tenors and still wou Id be their idea of a go-getter. LIVE LOBSTER $6.()0 security interest. Had the cease wear a black tie and feel impor If Donald Nixon prowled the fire lines not been wh ere they tant. White House in his stocking feet Dinners Include: were, he wrote, the )>attic would wearing his undershirt, all of us Appetizer. Potato, Vegetable, be going on today in the Israeli NIXON'S BROTHER DONALD would sympathize with the Presi Sala({, Rolls & Butter, heartla nd . When Leicester Hemingway dent. All of us have relatives who pesert and Beverage The war has also deepened - if wrote a book about· his famous prowl the house in socks and un that was_ possible - the Israeli brother, Ernest Hemingway re dershirt on their way to raid the distrust of the Arabs a nd their marked, "God help the writer who icebox. But here is Donald Nixon, *********************** intentions. For years· the right has a brother who wants to write." a vice-president of the Marriott Dinners Served Tues.-Sat. S to 10 wing has argued that a peace Donald Nixon might well para Hotel chain, a man trying to in Sunday - ~on to I treaty with a n Arab Government phrase this sentiment and say, sure a good education for children was a worthless scrap of paper and "God help the man who has a who can't utter a word without the Closed Mondays that military strength was the only brother who controls the Secret FBI transcribing it. And the FBI defense Israel could rely upon. In Service and the CIA." wasn't transcribing it for Henry the minds of man Israelis, they President Nixon, for reasons Kissinger, either. EL- DORADO RESTAURANT have been proved right this last whic h are incomprehensible to say for week . the least, tapped his brother's When in doubt, you need look The official Israeli Government phone in his frenzied attempt to no further for the perfect gift. The policy is still _t o seek a negotiated learn all. Herald subscription is always peace with the Arabs. Premier This is no way to preserve the appreciated for birthdays or Golda Meir stress ed that sanctity of the family unit. As a holidays. Call the Herald at 724- repeatedly at her news conference. matter of fact, one of the charac- 0200. -. I
14 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1973 YIDDISH COURSE Yiddish by Dr. Jacob Allerhand ... ACTUALLY A FULL FLEDGED WAR VIENNA - The Institute of this winter semester, in addition to (Continued from page 12) miles from my hotel. mm1shed daily. One non-Jewish Judaistic Studies at the University special courses on the culture of the dark. An official put up a At the onset of the war the Is- couple from England told me that of Vienna is offering courses in Eastern European Jewry. poster which was of little help as it raelis were over confident and cer- they had planned the visit for 24HOUR MURRAY ROSENBAUM also was in Hebrew. The little in- lain 0/ an early victory. The men yefirs, and 1f they could not see Rhode SERVICE formation we were able to squeeze on the way 10 the front were con- the rest of the country, they could (ZEKE ROSS) out of the Israeli guests was they cerned chiefly about getting back at least find en_ough of interest in Island Antique Jewelry "th·ey are fighting," which was 10 the games that had been Jerusalem, as indeed they could. Model NOW LOCATED AT scant comfort. planned for Saturday. The Chief A.s a result of long experience the 1645 WARWICK AVE.A Antique Village I had been assured repeatedly of Staff, Gen David Elazar, prom- public adj usted to the situation 739-21S1 Rte. 44, l!ehoboth, Mass. that ··everyone spoke English" and ised that the Arabs would be pun- and_ preparations for the Succoth that one can get along nicely with ished so severely that they would festival proceeded on schedule. English and Yiddish. On earlier think twice before making another Tra nsistor radios were always trips I found this to be true and auack. At no time did people visible. whether people were work- had liule difficulty. I was only at a doubt the outcome. Only annoy- ing. eating or shopping. Students loss when visiting Israelis and they ance that they should again be went into the forest to cut were forced 10 carry on conversa- thrust into war, particularly a branches needed for shade cov- tions in English because of me. sneak auack on Yorn Kippur. ering for the succa booths. My ho- 1-ler .a.....,. There is no question but for Since the state was established tel also prepared a tabernacle so ,.JC"'-,__, people planning to make Israel they had fought four major wars that the few remaining guests .. ) AttNIIOII their home learning the language in addition 10 the War of Attri- cou ld . observe the holiday in the \ is essential if they are to partici- ti on. Few people are aware that trad111onal manner. l pate in its activities. the casualties sustai ned in that un- Many of the Arab souks that Shortly after -arriving in Tel declared war equaled the losses of catered to tourists in the Old City 1, NII ClMne ha.___.. llllil ,_ 1(111 COD DJ Aviv I called Martin Lifland and the 6-Day War. In addition were were closed. partly because of the U.-r.toot ... lew ,.-. TODA'lt much to my surprise heard that he the innumerable fedayeen auacks drop in trade. The food shops ca- Cllteo, .. T... o.~--.. Cd4t4~ QPJ:Jr ffD'r DAT 11 4.11... MI'.._ was auending a Hebrew class. Mr. on the civili an population. It is an- tering to the Arabs remained lh11\ Lifland has spent three and a half noying that men must be posted at open. As I passed the butcher I, m. \V£STMl)lfr~N«t•~- yea rs in Israel and speaks it supermarkets. public build ings and sta lls with _ sid_es of mullon and fluently. yet feel s the need to con- pl aces where people congrega te to lamb hanging in the open heat, I tinue. I found that he was well have handbags inspected. It is often wondered how they managed I kn owa a nd hi ghl y respected be- such a n unnecessary waste of man- to escape disease. They not onl y I If it's ca use of his American drive a nd power. Yet th is and more have be- managed. they thrived and multi- the a bility to get things done. Mr. come accepted as a way of life . plied. I had witnessed the sa me Lurie told me how he had Ru ssia roundl y cond em ned the conditions in the native markets in REA-l ESTATE "opened doors" for him . Mr. Lif- "gang ster" allack on housing in Morocco, with meat ha nging in I (residential, commercial, industrial) land has not succumbed to the Syria by the Israeli Air Force. heat and sun and covered with I prevailing custom of the afternoon There is considerable difference flies. Here. flies were few. The I I Call _siesta. As the noon meal is the big between air bombing that could narrow lanes _are swept daily a nd 1, mea l of the day the tendency is to fa ll short of a military objective kept free of dirt and donkey drop- I, DAN SIMONIAN, Realtor take a nap fo r an hour or so after a nd artillery deliberatel y aimed at pings. I lunch. It is considered impolite 10 a kibbutz below the Golan Sunday is a work day. but few I call durin~ th ose hours. Heights. On TV we saw the havoc Arabs reported for work. The
I #Ul.flPU l/S1/NG S£RVQ Sunday morning sa w some hec- created by Syrian artillery on younger ones were jubilant and At home Al the office tic bu ying at the Supersol ne ar the these buildings. Collages. schools boastful. They were certain that I 04-4497 521-3900 hotel. Food stocks had been de- a nd nurseries comple tel y de- this war would be "different" and MI.S plcted during the holidays a nd be- stroyed. Fortunately. casualties that Israel wou ld be defeated . cause of the war everyone was ea- were lig ht as the chi ldren were in On previous trips I had met Mr . C:: KAGAN & SHAWCROSS, Inc. ger to stock up. Because no tru cks bomb shelters. Constant art illery a nd Mrs. David Wilk who are re- Insurance -Real Estate were ava il a ble it took some time shelling before the 6-Day War had lated to Mrs. Banice Feinberg a nd to find a conveya nce 10 bring mer- given them ample trai ning: Mrs. Philip Ostrow. Mr. Wilk is 72S Industrial Bonk Bldg., Providence, R.I. chandise fr om the warehouse 10 While life in Jerusalem during deputy director of tou rism. The the market and when the doors the day went on more or less nor- Wilk s were kind enough to loan opened everyone tried to enter a nd mally. the ni ghts were something me a transister radio a nd I was· it became necessary to ad mit a el se. All of Israel was blacked out able to get the news in Eng li sh The YARN BARN certain number at a time. This ex- completely. The onl y li ght was whic~ was broadcast four times ci tement soon subsided as an- what the moon provided. The dai ly. At night I visited them as nouncements ca me ove r the radio streets were desert ed except for an their home was close by, and spent that there were adequa te supplies occasional car. wi th headlights the evening watchin g TV whi le l st Birthday Sale and that prices would be fr ozen. pai nted over. Despite the fact that they translated. Watching the bat- When I returned 10 the hospital most of the poli ce force had been ties was mu ch more impressive the following morning I found replaced by reserves in their six- than li stening on radio. ALL CREWEL & NEEDLEPOINT KITS things to be quieter and more or- ties, anyone that did venture out I understand that there were so derly. Barriers had been erected was perfectly safe . Crime in gener- many call s from relatives in the GREATLY REDUCED on the outside grounds a nd visitors al was at a low. Most of the sight- states that they could not get were screened before being admit- seeing buses had been taken by through. They were unaware that A Big Savings on all our ted. I found that the call I got at the military which restricted the the civilians were quite safe a nd the hotel the day before had been activity of the remaining tourists. that our only contact with the war Columbia Minerva Knitting for a woman with a miscarriage. I While they were eagerly received was what we saw on TV. It was again explained that my specialt y during normal times, these days disappointing that after all the dis- and Crochet Wool was Nose & Throat, which was they were a liability. cussion, preparations and corre- OUR READY MADE DESIGNER FLOOR SAMPLE PILLOW recorded, and I would be called if At our hotel the entire staff of spondence over the years, when needed. waiters disappeared with the ex- war did come, I could make no AND PICTURE ARE GOING TO BE SOLD AT A GREAT In the corridor I ran into a doc- ception of two or three Arab wai- worthwhile contribution. SAVING TO YOU tor I had met on an earlier visit ters. The number of tourists di- DR. JAY N. FISHBEIN We give FREE needlepoint instructions--And help put on who mentioned that they had so Providence your Bargello patterns far received few baule casualties. African Nations Say The hospital had been cleared of 815 HOPE ST., PROVIDENCE patients that could safely be evac- uated and the remainder moved to Israel Should Return Land two floor.s leaving the beds avail MONROVIA, Liberia - The familiar with African armies insist, able when needed. Casualties in independent sub-Saraha nations however, that neither could send the Golan area had been treated have condemned Israel for not effective numbers trained for right on the battlefield with the giving up lands captured during modern tank and artillery war. idea that it would boost morale to the six-day war in 1967, it was A number of poor African have the men see the doctors shar reported in The New York Times nations have broken relations with ing the dangers with them, and for by Thomas A. Johnson. Israel in recent months, some a more effective method of treat This appears to be the only accusing her of intransigence a nd ment. They were then evacuated common position on the Middle others apparently, at the urging of to hospital in the Galilee. Sinai East conflict. Some black African Libya. They include Burundi, casualtie~ were treated at hospitals nations have broken relations with Cameron, Chad, the Congi, Mali, in Tel Aviv or ·its environs. Heli Israel, but most have not, and Mauritania, Niger and Uganda. copters bringing wounded to the most do not insist that Israel not Zaire, a relatively rich nation, Hadassah Hospital which had exist as a nation. broke relations just before · the been a common sight in the War The differences of opinion were current hostilities, and Dahomey of I 967 was not yet evident. I also demonstrated when the outspoken did so just after they began. learned that older doctors would Secretary General of the Liberia, which maintains close probably not be called unless they Organization of African Unity, working relations with Israel, spoke Hebrew. The need was for Nzo Enkagaki, pledged its support surprised African observers when '3LJPPOR:r younger surgeons. One team of to the Arabs. she "deplored and condemned" surgeons was expected from the An editorial in The Daily Israel for "continued unlawful THE" states, wtth their own assistants, Nation -of Nairobi, Kenya, termed occupation of Arab territories." nurses and anesthetists. More the pledge "irresponsible, far Senegal restated her insistence IN DU5tl2JA l were on standby. In the interim fatched and purely emotive" and that Israel withdraw from Arab BJu.DIN6- they depended on their own re asked: "How can the O.A.U. lands. The predominantly Moslem serve pool. Secretary General commit so nation, which has called for Avnt)R\1'f Buses which had been scarce on many countries on the important dialogue between the opposing Sunday and Monday were slowly questions of war and peace, which parties, has both an Israeli REffilft-lOl.4'v1 returning to normal. The shops properly belong to sovereign states Embassy and an office of the and stores were serviced chiefly by and their populations?" Palestine Liberation Organization. women. Some businesses remained Some Broke Relations Niger a, black Africa's richest closed. Private cars stopped to At least two black African and most populous nation, has pick up passengers. By Tuesday I nations, Uganda and Chad, have warned that Israel's refusal to give was able to get to the hospital by said they will send troops to assist back captured Arab lands could bus which was a help as it was six the Arabs. Informed sources endanger relations. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1973 - 15 Israel's Head Generals Encounter In A Syrian Village Are New And Young Reflects Contrasting Worlds·
JERUSALEM - The three illustrious lig hting record. JABA, Syria - The Israeli beards were much heavier than generals in direct command on the Known as a martinet, General Army overran this little Syrian Mr. Khatib's and they were fighting fronts are all fairly new to Gonen, 43, has a reputation for village several days ago and, not unwashed and grimy. \heir posts and at least two of outstanding personal bravery. He far away, fought a major battle Each Tells His Story them are a new breed of purely has been in tanks ever since the with an Iraqi division. Most of the The Jew and the Moslem both - professional soldiers with few of Israel War of Independence in approximately 2,000 inhabitants of told their stories. the traditional political affiliations 1948, in which he was wounded Jaba fled, but about 200 men, Private Kohn, a slender young dating back to the underground several times. women and childre n stayed man almost 6 feet tall with blond military forces established during Most observers agree, however, behind, it was reported by Charles hair, went to a Los Angeles high the British Mandate. that both battles - in Sinai and in Mohr in a New York Times· school but not to college. H e had The oldest of the three is the the Golan - are under the direct article. visited Israel in 1968 and returned commander of the Northern front command of the chief of staff, One of them was a 46-year-old in March of 1970 to take an Major-General Itzha k Hofi, 46'. Lieutenant-General David Elazar, farmer n a med Moham m ed intensive course in the Hebrew He has a long military record and his deputy, Major-General Khatib. He said "he owned about language. HOLD DEDICATION: In formal cer beginning with service in the Israel T ai, 5 1, both wi th long 240 acres of la nd , which· would " I just decided I preferred to make him relatively prosperous. li ve here, and never went back," emonis last Tuesday, October 23, Pa lmach - the shock troops of experience of the A rmored Corps. the main dining hall at the But he cannot read or write or he said . the Hagana, the underground General Tai, in particular, is Smithfield campus of Bryant Col military force of Mandatory days known as the Israel Defence drive an automobile. The young soldier had done hi s lege was dedicated to Leonard I. that became the nucleus of the Forces· top armored strategist and Also in the village was Dan compulsory military training a nd Salmonson as a tribute to the Sal ', I Israel Defense Forces. He has speculation is rife as to how Kohn, 21 , a recent immigrant to was working in an Israeli kibbutz monson family for their gift to the held a variety of posts, including closely the big build-up towards a Israel a nd a priva te in he. rmy. - a sort of collective fa rm - college. the heading of both Pla nning a nd m assive lank battle in Si nai wi ll Private Kohn used to work in the ca lled Adamit, inhabited by about Mr . Salmonson is the president Training Command. develop in accordance wi th his pet McDonald's hamburger shop a t 70 Engli sh-speak ing Is rael is. of Adams Drug Company, Inc. He took over the N orthern theories. Pico a nd Fairfax Streets in Los A bout a third are America n a nd Comma nd more than a year ago Four recently retired generals Angeles, where he grew up. most of the rest Britis h. Canadia n and directed the massive operati on have been recall ed for service : The two men met when Priva te a nd Austra li a n. o n the Syrian fr ont line in J a nu ary Ariel (" Arik" ) Sharon, Reha vam Kohn "helped ba ndage a m inor " My jo b is to be in charge of of this year. H owever, in contrast Zeevi ("Ghandi" ), A ha ron Yari v wound for the Arab farmer. They the c hi cken coops a t the kibbut z," to the two commanders in the a nd Mordecai H od . Genera l met again when a reporter wa nted said Private Kohn . " but we south he is not prima ril y a tank S haron has been given a full y to interview both of them . specialize in orchards. Decidu ous man. fledged operative command in In a very sm a ll way, perhaps, fru its like apples and pea rs." Major-Genera l Shmuel Gonen Sinai, where he achi eved some o r the encounter in J aba seemed to Mr. Khatib said that on hi s land ( .. Gor od is h "), th e head of Israel's finest military successes in symbo lize the decades-old Middle he grew some co tton. , sorghu m, Southern C omma nd , has an 1956 and 1967. Eastern dilemma that began wh en vegetable s a nd the chickpeas from a Vi e nnese journali st nam ed whic h Arabs make their deliciou s Theodore Herzl conceived and dish. houmous. a sort of heavenly The Life Of One Soldier successfull y propaga ted the dream dip. of Z ionis m. or the crea ti o n of a Soldier Recenll y Marri ed Jewish nationa l state in th e " I was married o-ne month ago. Disrupted, Again, By War Middle East. lo an Israeli gi rl. " said Private T E L AVIV, - For some Israe li In another department of the Two Contrasting Worlds Kohn. so ld iers this is Wa r nu mber one. same hospital Lie ut. Yael Sion Pri va te K o hn se e med to When the wa r began on the For others it is already number was on the phone passin g on represent Israel. a young, vigorous Jewis h holy day o f Yorn Kippur, three of four. informati o n a bo ut vo lunteers na ti o n with m any of its peopl e " I was at home." he sa id . For Ehud Amir, a stocky, work in g al the hospita l. For Mrs. dr aw n f r o m th e m os t " Because our k ibbut z is near the bearded 22-year-old Tel Avivian, Sio n, who is 34 years old and is technologicall y ad va nced na ti ons border we have an army rad io, the army was supposed to be left better known by her maid en in the world . arri ving with the a nd about 2 p.m. they called a nd fa r behind. He finished his regular name, Yael Dayan. thi s was the baggage of their skills - a nd to ld us to be ready to move into service six months ago a nd was third war in whi ch her father, sometimes not much else. bunkers. In the evening a bus I look ing forward to begin ning Moshe, was either Chief of Staff Mr. Khatib may not represent came and pi cked up the reserve studies next month at Hebrew or Minister of Defense. the whole Arab world , but he soldi ers like me. We we nt to a U ni ve r si t y ' s department of During the Sinay war of 1956 represents a significant part of it. base where our equipment is kept agriculture in Jerusalem . He had she wa s an 18-year-o ld soldi er in In his vill age, he said there were a nd within 30 hours we were I a lso intend ed to make a month's the regul ar army. In 1967 she only si x tractors, one autom obile. fig hting on the G olan heights." trip to Africa before the school a ttached herself to one of Israel's no running water, no flu sh toilets, "' As artille rymen we never sec year. fig hting generals and spent the no library, no hospita l, and no our own accomplishm ents but we. On Yorn Kippur he was fasting war wi th the troops in the Sinai large horizons. He has been to are told we are hitting our target. with his family al home in th e Desert. Now she is serving as Damascus - perhaps 35 or 40 It has not been steady fi ghting We center of Tel Aviv when the first director of volunteers at the miles a way - but he has not seen have times like this to take it a lert came. Before t he day was biggest Government hospital in the much else of the world. easy. out most of the fa mily was country A vi sitor fe lt that Mr. Khatib " We see very little actually." he mobilized: Mr. Amir went to hi s As usua l the whole fa mily was must share the bitter A rab added. reserve lank unit, hi s I 9-year-old mobilized. Her brothers, Udi and resentment at the foothold that Indicating M r. Khatib, he said: brother to a regular in fa ntry unit Assaf, are in the army a nd her the Jewish state of Israel had " When we helped him , he thanked and their 47-year-old fa ther to an mother is a lso doing vol unteer taken and held for 25 years on the us by sayi ng that his own son was army support unit behind the work. Her hu sband, Col. Dov ancient a nd rocky soi l of the a soldi er. That made me feel lines. Sion, is ser vi ng in the army Middle East, a resentment that terrifically good." A week ago Lieutenant Amir comma nd structure, she said. has, in part, contributed to three was maneuvering his ta nk near the Mrs. Sion has other worri es. wars in the past and the present Herald subscribers comprise an front lines in Sinai whe n an ''I'm not a free bird anym ore," bloody conflict here. active buying m a rk et. For artillery shell exploded- close by she expla ined. "I have had two But he did not show it. He had excellent results, advertise in the a nd shrapnel severely injured hi s children in the meantime." great poise and showed no trace of Hera ld . Call 724-0200 or 724- left arm. servility when he . emerged from 0202. Now, lyi ng in a hospita l bed in When the war started she was hi s stone house and Israeli soldiers asked to work, for the army HAVE YOUR CARPET Tel Aviv, spoke m atter-of-factly of motioned him over to meet a PROFESSION AUY STEAMED the war that had s uddenly spokesman's office in Tel Aviv, journalist. He was wearing a CLEANED BY A PROFESSIONAL she said, adding: " I didn't relish kaffiyeh - a white and blue head CARPET MAN disrupted hi s life. He said he was ~1'4E lND~ t!llt~l)lc, not shocked that the Arabs had the idea of spending the war trying scarf - wrapped around hi s lace, FOIi ESTIMATE CAU ~ ~~""' Nc:N6 attacked for there had been to keep foreign journa li sts' noses a blue · suit jacket and brown lob lerlinsky's House of Carpets 550 No ...... ,, lest I'm,. ml717 reports for d ays about their build out of places where they shouldn't slacks. Paid by Economic Improvement Committee, Ad Schmidt, Sec. up, a nd he thoug ht they were quite be, so I pushed my way into this Fasting Period Still On capable of starting a war. job. It makes me feel much When a n Israeli offered him a "I guess I was what you would better." , cigarette, he smiled and shook his ca ll on the left side before th e Compa ring a ttitudes in this war hea d , reminding him that war," he said. " I believed we wi th those in the last she said: Rahmada n, the a nnual month of shou Id be ready to give back " There is no problem with the religious fasting for Moslems, was TYPESETTING territori es for peace." He · had boys at the fronts. They are as still on and he could not eat, drink supported the views of Arieh great as Israeli soldiers have ever or smoke from dawn to d ark. Eli av, the leading dove in the been. It's here al the home front He was asked ii he had any of Israeli Labor party. that people are finding it difficult the dates and other delicacies with PRINTING Asked if hi s war experience had adjusting to the cha nged nature of which Moslems like to break their changed his outlook, he replied: the war. Everybody is used to a Rahmadan feast each evening. "Not now," he said with a " Everything has happened so fast quick war in_ which alter a few Try our low prices on: I haven't had much time right days they see the boys come smile. "We will cook this to break now. But I still think we should be marching home. But it's better to the fast tonig ht," he said, willing to give territories for peace have a long war with a good indicating a joint of lamb he was new,papers eventually. It's the only way we ending tha n to have a short one carrying .in a tin can. When it can avoid something li ke this that is too costly." became a ppa rent th a t the boo!-. , happeni ng again." interrogation would be prolonged, The lieutenant' father had been NEW AIRCRAFT he put the can with its meat down to visit him several times and he J ERUSALEM - Israel will on the ground. He was tall, lair hool-.l ets rww., /e t ters · had heard that his brother was all manufacture an additional series and haMoshe Dayan. week and a_ ha ll of war, their
.J 16 - T H E RHODE IS LA ND H E R ALD, F RIDAY, OCTOBE R 26, 1973 Laskov, flew here 10 meet with - When in doubt, look- no further When in doubt, you need look fund-raisers. -- 1 was sitting next to for the perfect gift. For bir thdays no. further for the perfect gift. The Non-Jews Je-ws And Sapir, and we were crying or holidays, call the Hera ld at H erald su bscr iption • is always together as we li stened to young 724-0200. appreciated for birthdays or holidays. Call the Herald at 724- Gather Money For Israel men telling why they were giving money 10 Israel," said Irving 0200. In the Mideast was the palm of , itself a March 31 goal or $642- Bernstein, executive vice chairman BOULEVARD victory comes after the struggle, million, and has now collected of the U.J.A. but helping hands have been almost one-third or that amount. SHADE AND DRAPE, INC. U.J.A. has set a whopping goal outstretched since the first day of So as not to interfere with WEXLER'S of $750-million for the com ing FOR THE FINEST IN hostilities. U.J.A.'s drive. Bonds for Israel COINS-ST AMPS - SUPPLl(S years he lp 10 Israel; $450-million The war is costing dearly. has agreed not 10 press big HOME, SHOP AND is 10 be raised elsewhere in the UNITED STATES I FORE IG N according tp a New York Times contributors at the start. OFFICE DECOR ATING world. Article by Israel Shenker. In the Thousa nd s of vol unt ee r s .. The Jewish people have gone 724-0680 first week, Israel expanded about throughout the United States have PHONE: 336-9183 oeyond the Holocaust a nd Masada one-fourth of its annual gross been manning hastily installed 742 EAST AVE., PAWT . (an a ncient fortress where Jews BUY-SELL-APPRA ISE national product and the phones, soliciting door-to-door and HOURS: committed suicide 10 avoid fighting has now raged for 16 on street corners. Ruth Tekoah. DAILY 9 a .m .- 5 p .m . l U TAUNTO N AYE., capture by the Rom a ns).'' Mr. days. The only way to assure the wife of Israel's Ambassador to the ANY EVENING BY APPT . SHK0Nl, MAIi. Bernstein said. "The way 10 country's other needs are met is to United Nations. has spent long resolve Jewish problems is not 10 depend on outside help, and that days at the U .J .A . headqu a rters. destroy ourselves or collaborate in means - in large measure - the telephoning contributors to ask for our destruction. H there is justice TEXAS INSTRUMENTS six million American Jews. m ore m oney. a nd mercy and concern for ones Even in peacetime, Israel Volunteered Senices fellow creature in Juda ism . it's ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS whose three million citizens are One New Yorker who gave the worth fi ghting for. .. the world's most bighly taxed , and U . J . A . S5.000 l as t y e a r PRICE SLASHED whose per capital foreign currency Checks for Weapons contributed $250,000. ..That's debt is far and away the world"s T.I. 2500 8 d igit rechargable floating NOW fine," he was told . --we'll be back Some people have sent checks highest - cannot afford the costs earmarked to help pay fo r a tank decimal c hain or constant c arrying case to you for m ore.·· or absorbing and hnusing new or plane. but these are being Youngsters ha ve been turning and recharger included ...... was 84. 95 95 immigrants or or financing the returned because the U.J.A. 69 up with piggy banks or mai ling in health, education and welfare of their savi ng s. accepts money only for peacefu l BROKERS UNLIMITED her people. purposes whose spending it can Joseph Mulholland. as associate supervise . 41 Seekonk St. 274-1930 Providence, R. I. Fund-Raisers Gather dean a t Fordham U niversi ty. Restaurants and shops have When the war began, co ntr ib uted mo ne y a nd been contributing a day's receipts. [undraisers did. too. gathering al vo lunteered hi s services. ..The Garmen manufacturers ha ve BIG the na ti o nal headqua rters or world was big enough to sta nd offered dresses to sell. In Chicago. United Jewis h Appeal. 1290 silent while the s ix million went a woman came to her sy nagogue Avenue of the Americas. With into the (gas) chambers.'· he wrote with a c heck for $2,000 a nd others at local o rrices. they heard two Jewish friends ... bu t I do not deposited her jewe lr y in a messages detai ling an immense. intend to re main si lent while ha ndkerchief. urgent need. millions of the survivors arc Philadelphia's Leona rd La nd a u FLOOR COVERING CO. About 100 fund-raisers listened flushed down an oil we ll. ·· called up the local fund-raising a t the Boston office. A telephone From the Rev. David K. Taylor CARPET LINOLEUM-TILE offi ce and offered two bi ll boards technician waiting to dismantle the or St. Stephen"s C hurc h in free. Two days la ter he sent some conference ca ll equipment Florence. N .J., came money a nd a photographs of hi s billboards contributed the contents or his lcllcr: .. , feel that I must make Hello, a nother offerin g [or this cause proclaiming : "It's a m ailer o f wallet. survival again." The U.J.A . goal for 1973 had NOW. H Israel suffers. we will If floorcovering is on your mind, why don't you drop in -- 1 can't even sleep when I think been S470-million in a week, most suffer. a nd our liberty 1s rela ted to to see me or phone for an appointment at home. about the resources or the Arabs.'' or it fulfillment of 1973 pledges. Israel' s ... He asked for campaign My byword is honest value and service to a TH. Hope said Mitchell J . M a rcus. the Some la rge contributors had material t o di s t r ibute to Boston campaign manager. "No to see or hear from you soon. already pledge --pace-selling .. parishioners. matter how mu ch mone y we r..ii se. Thanlis, commitments [or 197-1 . a nd fund ··we expect Jews to give. and it's so far from meeting th e SHOWROOM: Rear 195 Cole Avenue we arc m ovcd when non-Jews give MURRAY TRINKLE raisers also sought at least part of needs ... TEL.: 272-4700 this in quick cash. as well.'' said Ir ving Kessler. the In three hours of so li cit in g door- Meanshile. Bonds for l,racl ,ct Hartford campaign manager. ·· I think Jews arc now giving survival 10-door. colle ge a nd hi gh . school money . h 's not charil y money ... student s in the Bos ton area collected m ore than S30.000 When 120 women gathered ,n WAIWICK Miami for a fund-r ~11 sing meeting. and they were to ou t again. ··we ,AWTUCK ET don·t distinguish between Jev.,ish 1'1• W.wfdiShep · c--... a Pres b)teria n girl fr om Texa s got M 2~A Qa...... , and non-Jewi sh homes.·· said ....,,...... leta...y ... _,_,c..- up and said: .. If there was a IOOA.M telO,.M 1 A.M.•7 ' M -M -T -W Louis Garber. a graduate student IA.M-• ,M -Jh.J .S country called Presb) teri a. I doubt at Br andeis Uni versit y. MILLER'S I A.M -1 ' -" -SUH that nl ) peo ple would ra il) the wa y you have re, po nded. ·· "Situation Is Critical" He Ga,e His Life Cha rle s Cons ton. head of INTERNATIONAL DEUCA TESSEN In a Miami synagogue. a young Philadelphia 's campaig n. told one Israeli "as asked what he wa s con tr ibutor: "The situ ation is l'IIOVIDENCE GAIDIN CI TY gi ving. ·Tm prepared 10 gi ve my critical. You mu st give much more UNCOMPROMISED QUALITY 11, ...... s.-. life.'· he replied . The Israeli flew tha n you' ve ever g iven before. I[ (Ko,her Only) C-.-, 1 1 FOR TWO GENERATIONS 7 AM -630,M M -TWF • AM. ,.7 00PM -M -T -Wt home a nd was killed in the Sinai. you don·1 have cash. we want your 7A.M.. -7 00,.M Th & Sun • A.M -• P M.-Th & f (SINCE 1931) 7 A.M. .. OOPM S.t I A..M -7 , .-. -SAT & SUN M ore than S1 35 -millio n of 1973 commitment th at you' ll raise it. ·· pledges have been collected si nce .. H I stay shy I' ll get nowhere ... the war sta rted. a nd m ore has he said . --1 doubt if theres been a come in from I 974 pledges. sing le case of anyone who sa id , Last week the Israeli Finance Tm not interested.' And that TASTE THE DIFFERENCE: Minister. Pinhas Sapir. and the includes people who have never HEBREW "'A TIONAL KOSHER SAVE 73< LB. former chief or staff, Haim given before.'· PASTRAMI SLICED AS YOU LIKE IT CLASSIFIED FROM OUR KITCHEN TASTY-DELICIOUS CALL 724-0200 -----
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