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VOLUME LXVIII, NUMBER _44 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1981 30¢ PER COPY Sale Of A WACS Not Linked To U.S., Israeli Strategic Deal JERUSA LEM - Prime Minister lighters. " I told the President explicitly, il­ Menachem Begin insisted this week that lustrating with maps - we brought maps­ the strategic agreement between the Un­ to prove how these AW ACS could view ited States and Israel has no link with the almost all of Israel, and out of the seven Administration's proposed sale of AWACS airfields, live of them, and so forth . surveillance aircraft to Saudi Arabia. New Military Bonds Following a Cabinet meeting here, Begin The description of the new military and Defense Minister Ariel Sharon told bonds between Israel and the -United reporters that in none of the meetings in States,' as explained by Foreign Minister Washington with President Reagan and Yitzhak Shamir in a New York interview, other American officials had there been suggests more far-reaching ties than have any discussion of a link . yet been made public. The Labor Alignment and other opposi­ The U.S. and Jsrael plan a wide spectrum tion factions have strongly attacked Begin of air, sea and ground cooperation under over the strategic cooperation agreement the agreement, the Israeli official said . for allegedly modifying Israel's objections Discussions have involved Israeli facilities to the AWACS deal in exchange for the for American planes and ships, as well as agreement. ma intenance and repair; joint naval The increa§ing discussion about a link maneuvers, with common ground force ex­ has been interpreted here as a reflection of ercises and the stockpiling of United States GOVERNOR'S JEWELRY COUNCIL: so.:ne of the new members shown with Govem~r the Reagan Administration's concern with arms and medical supplies in Israel for use J. Joseph Garrahy at the launching of the council held on September 15 in the State Senate opposition to the deal, and its in­ by American troops. Room at the State House are (from left): Max Leach, President of Main Machinery clination to place responsibility for any Details of the _agreement will be worked Company; Eugene Gasbarro, Council Co-chairman and President and Director of defeat on the pro-Israel lobby. out in November in discussions between Narragansett Business Forms; Henry Silberthau, former President of Concord Mfg. Begin denied accusations that he had in­ Defense Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger Company; Samuel Kestenman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Kestenman terfered in domestic American politics by and Defense Minister Ariel Sharon. Bros. Mfg. Co.; Howard W. Armbrust, Chairman of the Board, Armbrust Chain Compa­ opposing the sale of the aircraft. ny; Alfred M. Massotti, President of Speidel Division of Textron; Samuel Forte, P~esi­ In an effort to avoid alienating the Dayan Criticizes Begin dent of Fort Inc.; Francis H. Curren, Jr., Pease and Curren; Alfonso Norato, retired Former Defense Minister Moshe Dayan Reagan Administration, Israel has been toolmaker and foreman; Governor J. Joseph Garrahy. maintaining a low key approach to the op­ said in a radio interview over the weekend position to the sale by not engaging in the that Begin was exaggerating the scope of conflict between Congress and the White strategic cooperation with the U.S. and House. The Israelis hope for a defeat of the charged that the Prime Minister and his Garrahy Appoints Council To sale, but do not want responsibility for that colleagues were seeking a "higher· and defeat. wider role" than the U.S. was prepared to 'Assure Vitality' Of Industry consider. While in Washington, Begin did speak Governor J . Joseph Garrahy last week detailed proposals to assure the continued According to Dayan, military coopera­ with the President for an hour and a half announced the establishment of the Gover­ vitality of Rhode Island's largest manufac­ tion could be along the lines proposed by and expressed Israel's opposition to the nor's Jewelry Council, charging its more turing industry, the jewelry industry." previous Labor governments, including the double sale ; the proposed sale of five than 40 members with the responsibility of The Governor asked the Council " to ex­ provision of Israeli port and airfield AW ACS and the provision of extra fuel " presenting creative, substantive and plore the feasibility of developing a pods, bomb racks and missiles for F-15 facilities for the Americans. modern, secure complex which could be ,1,:.~r the jewelry showplace of the nation. " Such a complex " woula include some or all of the following : - an exhibi lion hall for trade events and internationa! fairs, a museum to display the history, achievements and growth of the state's jewelry industry, technologically advanced and environmen­ tally sound industrial space, and facilities for the . progressive training of jewelry craftsmen." Garrahy has asked Henry D. Silberthau and Eugene A. Gasbarro to co-chair the Council. Silberthau was President of Con­ cord Manufacturing Co. for 25 years until May, and has been in the jewelry manufac­ turing field for 45 years. Gasbarro is Presi­ dent and Director of Narragansett Business Forms and was associated with the Industrial National Bank of Rhode Island from 1964 to February 1981. The other members of the Council are: Howard W. Armbrust, Russell A. Boss, John G. Coffey, Jr. , Barry Cohen, Francis H. Curren, Jr., Angelo DelSesto, Joseph DiBattista, Scott Eubanks, Samuel Forte, George R. Frankovich, Leonard Granoff, Stanley J . Gray, Mary C. Hackett, Bruce Holland, William J . Iannucci, Harry Kashmanian, Samuel Kestenman, Fred C. Kilguss, Robert A. Klitzner, Max Leach, Frederic k N. Levinger, Alfred M. Massotti , Alfonso Norato, Vincent Pelligrini, Robert Pirraglia, Felix Porcaro, Albert A. Remington, III, Michael Salvadore, Robert D. Sangster, Edmund Sardelli, Anthony V. Simonetti, Anthony Sion, Jr .. Stanley L. Sorrentino, Gilbert S. Suzawa. Joseph Terino, Jr., Nancy Triangolo, Frederick L. Weingeroff. James R. Winoker, Frank Zabatta, Jeffrey Gordon. Arnold M. Kublin , Frederick Remington Ballou, John Carroll , Richard } M. Oster and Arthu r J . Markos. A GRAPHIC DOCUMENTATION OF PROVIDENCE expresses the theme of Abe Nathanson's exhibit currently on display at Other members of the Council will be an­ Dryden Galleries Ltd., 27 Dryden Lane, Providence. Turn to related story, page 8. nounced at a later date. 2 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 , 1981 W. Germany Prepares For Arms Providence's Esther Resnik Named Deal With Saudi Arabia . Ziskind Fellow At Brandeis Univ. BONN (JTA ) - The ruling Social future arms sales be predicated on the Twenty-two prominent individuals paign staff members of the United Jewish Democratic Party (SPD) and its junior "vital foreign and security interests" of known for their Jewish volunteer work in Appeal, leaders of the national Hadassah, coalition partner, the Free Democratic West Germany. New England, including Esther Resnik of and for a group of distinguished volunteer Party (FOP), have apparently reached an Should the recommendation be adopted Providence, have been named Ziskind leaders from Jewish organizations in com­ agreement to modify West Germany's self­ by the government, it could open the way to Fellows in Jewish Communal Leadership munities across the country. imposed restraints on arms sales abroad possible arms sales to Saudi Arabia, at Brandeis University, it was announced The two Ziskind Fello~s institutes will which could pave the way for a massive notably West Germany's powerful Leopard Saturday, Sept. 19 by Brandeis President offer presentations by faculty members of arms deal with Saudi Arabia, it was in­ II tanks and other armored vehicles. Chan­ Marver H. Bernstein. the Lown School of Near Eastern and dicated by SPD sources here. cellor Helmut Schmidt strongly favored The new Ziskind Fellows - each Judaic Studies at Brandeis, as well as by Government spokesman Lothar Ruehl such a deal earlier this year but was nominated by Jewish federations in their Sanford Solender, past executive vice said the Cabinet would ·make a binding deterred by opposition in the Bundestag, in­ home communities - will take part in a president of the Federation of Jewish decision on the matter after the parliamen­ cluding members of his own coalition. pair of day-long institutes at Brandeis on Philanthropies in New York. tary coalition makes its final recommenda­ Observers here say that Schmidt is likely September 20 and October 4. Jewish leaders designated as Ziskind tions, expected in the next few weeks. to wait and see whether the Reagan Ad­ Designed and directed by the Benjamin Fellows are being recognized by Brandeis Until now the government has declined to ministration goes through with its plans to S. Hornstein Program in Jewish Com­ for "distinguished service to local com­ comment on this controversial issue. West sell the Saudis AW ACS reconnaissance air­ munal Service at Brandeis, the institutes munities in positions of leadership respon­ German policy has been to refuse to sell craft and enhancement equipment for the will focus on major issues affecting con­ sibility and a desire to expand their own arms to countries at war or in areas of ten­ Saudis' 62 F-15 fighter-bombers. Only if temporary Jewish life. They have been capabilities." sion such as the Middle East. But two such a development occurs, would the planned to give Ziskind Fellows an unusual weeks ago, a joint committee of the SPD Chancellor be in a position to proceed with opportunity to explore such issues in an The 22 Ziskind Fellows are Esther and the FOP recommended that some of the projected sale.of sophisticated German historic and current setting, and to analyze Resnik of Providence, Judith Marcovitch, these restrictions be dropped and that weaponry to the Saudis, observers said. case study materials relating to local com­ Margery Paley, Joel Reck and Carol Stone munal problems. of Boston ; Haskell Gordon and Morton The Ziskind Fellows program is part of Sigel of Worcester ; Nathan Apkon , Robert Brandeis' growing activity in continuing Feingold and Max Michelson of education for Jewish leadership . It was Framingham; Richard Mazow and Bar­ made possible through a grant from the bara Schneider of Marblehead ; Esta Jacob Ziskind Charitable trust by Mrs . Es­ Joress of Lewiston, Me .; Paul Hirsch, ther Weitman of Cambridge, a Brandeis Stephen Shapiro and Robert Willis of Fellow . Portland, Me .; Annabelle Cohen, Morton In recent months, this element of con­ Rosen and Richard Winneg of Manchester, tinuing education at Brandeis has included N.H.; and Anne Freedman, Maynard institutes for rabbis, Jewish educators, Freedman and Bernard Saklad of Fall Jewish communal workers, national cam- River. Calif. House Democratic Delegation Happ~ Opposed To Arms Sale To Saudi Arabia WASHINGTON (JTA )-The22-member Republican-controlled Senate. California House Democratic Delegation, But Lantos stressed th:ft if the House the largest in Congress today, declared acts first to reject the sale, it would be "a NE!w 4E!ar that it was unanimously opposed to the sale very critica l strategic move," since "some of AWACS and the F-15 enhancement of the weak sisters in the Senate" might package to Saudi Arabia and urged the fall into line and vote against the sale to the * * * ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ * * 1981 ¢ 5742 House Foreign Affairs Committee to hold Saudis. hearings on the proposed sale "as soon as The letter to Zablocki noted tliat when Items Available Only At The Following Stores: feasible ." the 62 F-15s were sold to Saudi Arabia in The delegation sent a letter to President 1978 , "early Senate action rendered irrele­ 259 Waterman Street, Providence, RI Reagan saying it believed the sale of vant the position of the House of Represen­ 3030 West Shore Road, Warwick, RI AW ACS to the Saudis "would be profoundly tatives on that important question. We contrary to the interests of the United believe it is vital to the institutional role of 407 East A venue, Pawtucket, RI States. " Another letter was sent to Rep . 1620 President Avenue, Fall River, Mass. the House in the field of foreign affairs that Clement Zablocki, (D. Wis .), chairman of both the Committee and the House act 543 Main Street, East Greenwich, RI the House Foreign Affairs Committee, urg­ promptly so that their voices will be heard 210 Hillside Avenue, Cranston, RI ing him to schedule the meetings. throughout the nation and the world." 166 County Road, Barrington, RI Both letters were signed by all 22 Ca lifor­ nia Democrats in the House and initiated Although the threat the sale poses to 161 Bellevue Avenue, Newport, RI by Reps. Tom Lantos, Don Edwards and Israel has been stressed, Lantos said, the 2 Main Street, Blackstone, Mass. Mervyn Dymally . Edwards is chairman of major reason for the "united, firm une­ 27 Faunce Comer Road, No. Dartmouth, Mass. the Democratic group and Lantos and quivocal opposition" of the Ca lifornia East Main Road, Middletown, RI Dymally are members of the Foreign Rela­ group to the sale was their belief that the "national interests of the United States are Toner Boulevard, No. Attieboro, Mass. tions Committee. At a press conference last week, the first adversely affected by this ill advised 16 Airport Road, Warwick {Hoxsie), RI of weekly sessions the delegation plans to proposal" because the sale would put the hold on issues facing Congress, Lantos most sophisticated weapons the U.S . has in stressed that although the fight appears to the hands of an " unstable regime." Lantos be concentrating in the Senate he believes stressed that the Saudis do not need to buy that it is close in both chambers of Con­ the five AWACS in order to guard their H&M gress. He conceded that there is a better oilfields because they are now guarded 24 chance that the sale will be blocked in the hours a day by the four U.S. AWACS which .sh u••1.,2lb. have been there for the last year. Gefilte Fl 24 oz. Democratic-controlled House than in the Ft. Lauderdale Manager Faces H & M Pike & Deportation On Nazi Charges 1 .b White Fish u•;~:: MIAMI (JTAJ - A former Ukrainian Archbishop Valerian Trifa had filed an ap­ who the U.S. government says lied about peal against his voluntary renunciation of his pro-Nazi activities to obtain U.S. citizenship and that a hearing on that ap­ citizenship in 1956 went on trial last week in peal would begin in the Sixth Circuit Court H & M Gefilte West Palm Beach. The government claims of Appeals in Cincinnati on Oct. 9. that Bohdan Koziy, 58 , who is now a Trifa was indicted in 1975 on charges of Fish Snack u;~•;;,lb manager of a hotel in Fort Lauderdale, concealing his ties to the fascist Rumanian wore a Nazi uniform in occupied Poland Iron Guard when he entered the United from 1942 to 1944 and killed at least eight States and when he became an American Jews, including children. citizen in the 1950s. He surrendered his Memorial Koziy, in pre-trial depositions, said he citizenship papers to federal officials in was a Ukrainian nationalist who had fought Detroit on Aug. 26, 1980, after an extended Candles tumblers 24's ea. Germans and Russians in the closing year series of court actions. of the war. He contends that the charges On Oct. 31 , 1980, Trifa filed an appeal in against him are fabricated by the Soviet Jackson County (Michigan) federal dis­ secret police. Koziy is not on trial for his trict court, seeking cancellation of his Boxed alleged crimes but U.S. District Court yielding of citizenship. Allan Ryan, direc­ Judge James Paine will decide if his tor of the Office of Special Investigation, Candles 12 ct. bo, 75c citizenship should be revoked. According to will argue against the appeal in the Cincin­ the government, Koziy 's war record shows nati appeals court. he "lacked the good moral character re­ quired for naturalization. " Government lawyers travelled to Poland H&M and the Soviet Union twice this year to in­ terview witnesses of Koziy 's alleged war 32 oz. l 1P 79' qt. 79c Borscht crimes and videotaped their testimony . These videotapes will be used in his trial. Trifa Files An Appeal Prices Good September 24-30, 1981. Meanwhile, the Office of Special In­ vestigations of the Justice Department an­ nounced th a t Rumanian Orthodox THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1981 3 Haig Rejects Compromise Proposal For Form~rSSOfficial

Joint Ownership And Control Of AWACS ~o~~~P-~!~e~SLfficialac- WASHINGTON (JTA ) - Secretary of Glenn told reporters later that he Issues In Haig-Begin Meeting cosed of complicity in the deportation and State Alexander Haig rejected last week a believes the Administration will consider Haig said that the Palestinian issue was murder of Rumanian Jews during World compromise proposal by Sen. John Glenn his compromise inasmuch as there are discussed with Begin when they had a 2½ WarllhasgoneontrialinFrankenthal.Ac- (D. Ohio) that the U.S. and Saudi Arabia already some 40 votes in the chamber hour meeting. He said that President cording to the State Prosecutor, Gustav share " joint" ownership and control of the against the proposed sale. Glenn told Haig, Reagan also raised the Palestinian issue Richter, 69, contributed to the "final solu- five AWACS reconnaissance planes the during the hearing, that he opposed selling with Begin in their talks. According to tion" when he served as an aide to the of- Reagan Administration proposes to sell to AWACS to any other country, including most accounts of Begin's meetings with ficial responsible for the "Jewish ques- the Saudis. America's NATO allies. Reagan, very little was said on the Palesti- tion" in Rumania. Haig, testifying before the Senate He also said the AWACS that would be nians. Haig said he discussed with Begin The Reich Foreign Ministry, according Foreign Relations Committee, said the$8.5 sold to the Saudis are "down-rated" and the situation on the West Bank and Israeli to the prosecution, assigned Richter to billion arms package which includes the could easily be jammed. He said that in settlements there. Hesaidhepointedoutto Bucharest in August 1942 to convince the AWACS, Sidewinder missiles and enhance- urging joint control of the surveillance air- Begin that the settlements "complicate" Rumanian authorities to accept a plan that ment equipment for Saudi Arabia 's 62 F-l5 craft, he would also propose that the U.S. the peace process. Haig and Begin had an would treat Rumanian Jews in the same fighter-bombers, was worked out after cut their price to the Saudis by half. unscheduled meeting last Tuesday just as manner as Jews were treated in Germany. long negotiations by both the Carter and Best Possible Solution the Premier was about to leave New York As a result of Richter's activities, two Reagan Administrations and represents Glenn said he wanted to keep the AWACS to return to Israel. But both have refused to transports were organized and a total of " the optimum arrangement." under American control to quickly meet divulge the contents of that closed-door 1323 Rumanian Jews were rounded up and any threat to the region. He maintained, meeting. deported in September 1942. Of this group, Expressing confidence that the Senate however, that the best possible solution In the course of last week 's hearings 646 perished in Auschwitz. will not reject the proposal, Haig said he would be to continue the four AWACS now Haig said virtually nothing about the new Richter, who joined the Nazi Party in believed the secret transfer arrangements in Saudi Arabia under American ownership "strategic cooperation" worked out be- l934 and belonged to the SS, was taken worked out will meet the concerns of the .and control. Hesaidhewouldagreetokeep tween the U.S. and Israel during Begin's prisoner by the Russians in 1944 and sen- Senators. He said Administration officials them there for at least 10 years with the visit. .tenced to 25 years imprisonment: willbediscussingtheseproposalsprivately U.S. picking up the entire cost. subscribe with each Senator. Haig said the U.S. now has the means to Warns Against Killing A WACS Sale meet any outside threat to the region. He THE But Haig warned the committee that said the AWACS were not being sold to the RHODE what is at "stake" in the Senate's vote on Saudis to protect them from the Soviet Un- ISLAND ion but from regional dangers such as sur- the proposal is "this nation's capability to rogates of the Soviets, a Khomeini-like develop a strategy " that will advance Mid­ HERALD Islamic fundamentalist movement or the dle East peace and meet the threats to the HEALTH. HAPPINESS. PEACE. new tripartite entente agreed to by South region from the Soviet Union and its sur­ MAY YOU AND YOURS rogates. He warned the Senators against Yemen, Ethiopia and Libya. BE BLESSED WITH THESE rejecting the foreign policy of " an Cites Danger From Palestinians THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. American President. " Sen. John Biden (D. Del. ) said the real DOROTHY ANN WIENER IRENE SOLMONSON threat to Saudi Arabia is from Palestinian CAROL SIRAVO JUDY CARNEY Haig's appearance before the committee oil workers who could blow up the oil fields. It's No Coinci-Dents HOPE HIMELFARB KATHY BARRY was on the Middle East situation in general He said these Palestinians could force the We Are Celebrating SELDA STRUMPF PEGGY FOOTE but his prepared statement and the ques­ Saudis to participate in any future Middle 6 More Successful Years! MIXIE FAMIGLIETTI CHARLOTTE EISENSTADT tions put to him by the Senators dealt East war using AWACS and F-15s. Biden CHASE AUTO BODY and SANDY WILLIAM WIENER mainly with the AWA CS issue . Sen. Charles also said that Israeli Defense Minister RADIATOR WORKS -~~TRAVRAGEIIT, &" Percy (R: Ill .), chairman of the Foreign Ariel Sharon told the committee that "as Relations Committee, said a hearing 316 W . Fountain St. soon as these planes fly we will shoot them Providence, A.I. devoted specifically to the Administra­ down ." ,Viciicr tion's arms sale package would be 274-3684 · 24Hr. Towing Haig insisted there was no Palestinian l ------•7111-t«IPI272-6200 IT., PIIOVIDEICE scheduled for later this month. threat to the Saudis but on the contrary, the Cites Possible 'Diplomatic Dunkirk' Saudis had influence with the Palestinians.· Glenn told Haig that if he approved the He repeatedly cited the help Saudi Arabia MOUNT SINAI compromise the Ohio legislator suggested, rendered in arranging the cease-fire in "I think you can sell this on the Senate floor Lebanon and indicated that the Saudis MEMORIAL CHAPEL in 10 minutes." He also said he believes would be helpful in the Middle East peace Israel would be satisfied with such a com­ process. He observed that Saudi Arabia· promise. Sen. Rudy Boschwitz (R. Minn.) already has been helpful in the new U.S.­ agreed with Glenn . But Glenn warned that Pakistani arms agreement. if the Administration proceeds with the Haig rejected a suggestion by Sen. sa le as now proposed , it r is ks a Richard Lugar (D. Ind .) that instead of "diplomatic Dunkirk." He said this would selling arms to Saudi Arabia the U.S. in­ harm chances fo r peace in the Middle East crease its military bases in the Middle because he believes the Saudis can help ad­ East. The Secretary of State noted that this vance the peace process. was no longer possible because of the desire of the nations in that region to When Sen. Larry Pressler (R. SD .) asked protect their own national independence. if the Administration would change its He said that just ,as Israeli Premier proposal if it saw that it would be defeated Menachem Begin stressed here that Israel 331-3337 in the Senate, he was told by Haig, "That's wanted to defend itself and not depend on 825 Hope at Fourth Street Call Collect from out-of-state not a bridge we anticipate we'll have to foreign troops, so did Saudi Arabia and Call for Complimentary Jewish New Year Calendars cross. " Egypt as well. 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4 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 ; 19ar Reagan's Rosh Hashanah Message WASHINGTON (JTA) - The following for centuries the observance of l{osh and pray for the year which lies ahead. We cherished hopes that human understanding is President Reagan's greetings to the Hashanah. On this most solemn occasion, join with you in the spirit of this holiday, for and peace take the place of terrorism and American Jewish community on the occa.­ Nancy and I express our warmest it is only by seeking the truth within our violence, that the needs of the hungry and sion of Rosh Hashanah which begins at sun­ greetings to the Jewish people and join own hearts and acknowledging the sacred the poor be satisfied meaningfully down on Monday, Sept. 28: with you in your prayers for the New Year. purpose of human life that we may, in the throughout the world, and that there be "The High Holy Days are a time for in­ words of your tradition, " be inscribed and progress toward the prophetic ideal that "In Jewish places of worship the world trospection, atonement, and renewal - a sealed to the book of life'." 'nation shall not lift up sword against na­ over, the stirring call of the ram's horn, the time when those of the Jewish faith pause " You have our every good wish that this tion, neither shall they learn war shofar, will be heard symbolizing as it has to reflect upon the year which has passed new yea r , 5742 , will advance your anymore'." Thought For The Week Greetings From Prime Minister Message For Rosh Hashanah Menachem Begin Submitted by Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson Lubavitch On Rosh Hashanah, 5742 To the Sons and Daughters of our People Israel, Everywhere - We stand on the threshold of the New therefore , we must pursue it with deter­ G-d bless you all! Year 5742 with the hope and belief that our mination and patience. Greeting and Blessing : people's ancient great human values will We have the profound satisfation that it The month of Elul - as is well known - is the month of spiritual stocktaking for the endure and triumph over the transient was we who originally proposed autonomy outgoing year, with a view to rectifying and making good any deficiencies, and ensur­ material considerations provided by oil for the Arab inhabitants of Judea, Samaria ing that the new year - may it be a good and blessed one for all of us and our people these days. We are a small nation and we and the Gaza district. We have stated and Israel - will be (even) a better one, much better, in all aspects of the everyday Torah know our place in the world. We know what reiterated our readiness to fulfill the letter life~both in regard to everyone personally and the near ones, and also the entire en­ we can offer mankind. We also know the and spirit of the second part of the Camp vironment. role we can and do play in the Middle East. David Agreement, dealing with this Needless to say, the " balance sheet" must be an accurate one - "neither more nor The region in which we live and its autonomy , and not to deviate from it by one less," in order that the required rectification could be complete, and also the an­ periphery is now in turmoil. In Iran we .iota . We are in no way responsible for the ticipated increase in the coming year (in keeping with the imperative that " things of have seen civilization itself endangered by periodic interruptions and suspensions of holiness should be kept on the ascendancy" ) should likewise be complete. the emergence of dark forces that have the negotiations. They are now renewed, So also in regard to the Mitzvos and their fulfillment (the very object of the said trampled underfoot the time-honored let us hope an agreement on the out­ stocktaking) , there is the directive "You shall not add to it, nor detract from it. " customs and traditions of international standing issues will be reached. At first glance it is not quite clear. Granted that if one overestimates one's achieve­ cooperation. We have seen the power of As usual, there was criticism of our reaf­ ments in the past year one will not fully in addition , it may give one a sense of false petro-dollars reduce even some firmation of an existing truth that pride or complacency. But what could be so wrong if one underestimates one's democratic states to subservience and Jerusalem is united, the capital of our achievements, since this will only spur one to do more good deeds in the next year, and capitulation. State, an indivisible city with complete the anticipated increase in matters of holiness will be correspondingly greater? This is a disturbing development for the freedom of access to the Holy Shrines of all The questionis even stronger in regard to the performance of the Mitzvos. Why does shrinking free democratic world. We must religion guaranteed by law for all time. the Torah enjoin us, "You shall not add to it," as mentioned, which is seemingly in con­ stand together in the face of the Soviet Any proposal which may either directly or tradiction with another Torah imperative, namely, " with all your might" - a phrase thrust into the four<:orners of the globe for indirectly bring about the redivision or which is interpreted, among other interpretations, also in the sense, of " with your very control of strategic and material assets. repartition of Jerusalem will be rejected utmost" - without measure and constraints? After Angola and Mozambique, Ethiopia by all our people, for we stand by the unity One of the explanations of the above is as follows : and South Yemen, Vietnam and Cambodia, of Jerusalem for ever and ever. If a pero[! should rely on his own feelings and inclinations, one can easily make a mis­ it would be foolhardy to ignore the implica­ From this city, eternal Yerushalayim, I take and do exactly the opposite of what had to be done. This is true not only in a situa­ tions of their operations in Afghanistan, as send you , my dear brethren and sisters, tion in which one is personally involved -considering that "a person is partial to him­ a result of which the Soviet Army could greetings for a Happy New Year 5742 . With self" and cannot be entirely objective; but also in regard to another person - in­ reach the Indian Ocean through God 's help may it be a year of continuing asmuch as the evaluation of one's performance of Mitzvos which one has to make at Baluchistan. The whole free world is in advance towards peace, a year of improve­ this time includes, and must include, the Great Rule of the Torah, V'ohavto lre'acho danger, liberty itself is in peril. ments in the economic situation of our komocho ("You shall love your fellow as yourself") . The imperative, " You shall not For our part we have done all in our country and its individual citizens, a year add, nor detract," applies also to the Great Rule of the Torah and its actual obser­ power to advance the cause of peace iri our of growing aliyah from the East and the vance. region. We faithfully carried into effect West to the land of our forefathers. The said Rule requires that one should love a fellow Jew "as yourself." Self-love every commitment that we undertook in May this Rosh Hashanah usher in a year does not depend on any reason (such as discovering in oneself extraordinary admirable the peace treaty with Egypt. We have of happiness and freedom, strength, qualities, and the like). Such should also be the love for "your fellow, " as explained at made great sacrifices for peace - an ideal security and dignity for all the house of length in various sources. which is not easily obtainable and. Israel. At the same time it is coupled with the imperative that in certain cases " You shall not add" (overdo) in loving your fellow as yourself. For it is possible that because of this extra measure of love ("love distorts judgment" ) he may be inclined to help a Egyptian, Israeli Experts Conclude fellow commit a transgression, G-d forbid, especially a "small transgression," etc. Or when it comes to the Mitzvah of " You shall admonish your friend" (particularly a juvenile, whether in knowledge of true Yiddishkeit, or in age) , it is possible that Talks, Disagree On Issue Of Tourism because of misplaced love, having stretched it too far, he may refrain from ad­ JERUSALEM - Egyptian and Israeli indirect connection by way of Western monishing his friend even privately (tete-a-tete) . Hence the injunction " You shall not Europe. add to it," lest he fails to carry out his duty of "You shall admonish." experts concluded several days of talks last week on advancing the normalization In addition, Israel will provide, it was Similarly, at the other end: One may feel impelled to embark upon the Mitzvah of agreed, an inventory of "existing tourist adminishing from the start in a stormy and abusive manner, in public, exposing one to process and the technical details of fulfill­ ing the peace treaty of March 1979 , but. facilities and installations in Sinai" to shame, and the like Hence the injunction "You shall not detract" from your love for Egypt. your fellow, for the Torah requires that the admonition be administered first "in several issues remained to be resolved. privacy, gently, and in soft-spoken language," and only afterwards, if the offender The two major issues of disagreement does not take it to heart, one is justified to admonish his fellow publicly, etc. concern tourist installations in Sinai and ... the granting of visas to Israelis who wish to Candlelighting Time The main purpose of all discussions is, of course, to bring out the essential thing visit Egypt. Currently, an Israeli must wait three Sept. 25 which is the action, in terms of actual conduct in the everyday life. Hence this remin­ 6:20 p.m. visa der that now is the high time, particularly in the days from Chai (18) Elul to Rosh days for a from the E,gyptian Embassy in Hashanah (each day corresponding to a month of the year), to take stock of all ac­ Tel Aviv. Israeli officials sought an arrangement for tourists to be granted a tivities of the daily life, bearing in mind that of a Jew it is demanded that" All your ac­ Rosh Hashanah tions should be for the sake of Heaven," and " Know Him in all your ways." And in all visa " on the spot," according to a Foreign Minister spokesman. Sept. 28 this , one is assured of G-d 's help. Egypt rej,ected the request by Israel to Especially, and most importantly- in the matter of Ahavas Yisroel, to the end of be­ 6:15 p.m. ing implemented literally : loving each Jew individually, and not merely the Jewish exempt its tourists from the procedures ap­ people as a whole, and getting involved in the individual's needs, material and cer­ plied to others. The Egyptian represen­ tainly the spiritual, doing one's utmost to be of help, and in a practical way . tatives s.uggested the opening of an ad­ Rosh Hashanah However, one should be mindful of the said basic points in the exercise of this love ditional consulate in the southern port city ( " the right hand draws near, the left hand restrains") that it be in complete harmony of Eilat, near the border to be established 7:17p.m. wi th Toras Chayim ("instruction in living") and Toras Emes (" truthful mstruc­ between Israel and Egypt after the final tion" ), particularly as set forth in the Shulchan Aruch, part Orach Chayim, and part withdrawal. However, the Egy ptians said a 24-hour wait would be necessary to obtain a Choshen Mishpot. visa. And to use one's influence to encourage every Jew one can reach to do likewise, and The Egyptians, according to a Foreign ~~~i IIERALD also in accord with the principle that " things of holiness should be on the asGendancy. " Ministry spokesman, want " us to under­ (Even if there is a doubt whether the effort will succeed, it should nevertheless be stand that there is _going to be a return of (USPS 464-760) made, since in concerns a Great Rule in the Torah and an explicit Mitzvah in the PubU•Md Every w.. k By Thti Egy ptian sovereignty to Sinai. " Jewl• h , ,... Publl1hl119 Comp•nr Torah.)' Normalization The negotiations were directed toward LINDA A. ACCIARDO Editor In li ght of the commentary also of our Sages of blessed memory that " V'ohavto the advancing of normalization between DA YID ESSEX Assistant Editor lre'acho komocho " alludes to, and embraces, the Jews ' love forG-d, who is referred to the two countries, specifically in the areas MAILING ADDRESS: Box 1093, Providence, R.I. 02940 as " re'acho v're'a ovicho" ( " your friend and your father's friend "), which invokes and of tourism, communications, transporta­ T•lephon•: (401) 724-0200 strengthens even more G-d 's love for the Jews, who are called "achim v're'im" PLANT: H•r•ld w.,. off w.a,.1..- St., P•w1., R.I. 02881 tion and civil aviation. _OFFICE: 172 T•unlon Av•., East Provldenc9, R.I. 02914 (brothers and friends ), so to speak, of G-d, "The real progress in the normalization S.cond. 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Arid each and everyone, in the midst of' our people Israel, be blessed with a Kesivo tions will permit Israeli trucks to transport The Herald assumes no llnanclal responsibtllty !or vachasimo toivo for a good and sweet year, both materially and spiritually. goods into Egypt beginning Nov . I. Egypt ~a~~~~: 1 :~~~~n~~n~ :~~:;:~:a;~ \;:i ~: ~~:~~ With esteem and blessing for Hatzlocho in all above, and curs. Ad¥ertlsera wm please notify the management lm­ and Israel agreed to increase the number of medlately of a~ y error whteh may occur. With prayerful wishes for a flights between Cairo and Tel Aviv to five a Kesiva vachasimo toivo , week from four . The two countries will also for a good and sweet year. THURSDAY, SEfTEMBER 24 , 1981 be linked by a direct cable, to replace the .------~- ---

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 , 1981 - 5 court said. Israeli Supreme Court Rules The justices pointed to what they said Hammer, Goren were some of the considerations in Ham­ React To Against The Chief Rabbinate mer's decision. On July 16 his Ministry's director wrote a letter supporting the con­ Court Ruling JERUSALEM (JTA) - In a move that powered to determine facts necessary to tinuation of the dig " as it has been clarified JERUSALEM (JTA) - Education could have far-reaching consequences for the implementation of the law ... nor is that there is no cemetery at the site." But Minister Zevulun Hammer and Ashkenazic the future of state and religious relations in the enforcer of that law ... (properly) sub­ on Sept. 1 Hammer suspended the dig Chief Rabbi Shlomo Goren both reacted Israel and on the standing of the Chief Rab­ ordinate to the rabbinical rulings." before he even received the opinion of the circumspectly following the Supreme binate, the Supreme Court ruled 2-1 last The halachic ruling referred to by the Attorney General whose view he sought Court ruling Tuesday that the rabbinate week that the rabbinate has no legal right three-justice court was handed down by and without consulting the responsible has no legal power to determine state lo determine state policy. The ruling Goren and Sephardic Chief Rabbi Ovadia archaeological authorities. Therefore, the policy and criticized Hammer for ordering . stemmed from the controversy between Yosef Aug . 19. They proclaimed the dig court ruled, Hammer had no legitimate the suspension of the archaeological ex­ religious and secular groups over the area as the site of an ancient Jewish basis for suspending the dig. cavation at the City of David after the Chief archaeological excavations al the City of cemetery and prohibited archaeological The court's majority ruling was issued Rabbinate ruled that the dig must be David. excavations there. Their ruling was subse­ by Justices Landau and Shlomo Levin . halted. Twelve· days ago the court issued an in­ quently reinforced by a resolution issued at Justice Yitzhak Kahan, while supporting Hammer ignored the two justices who terim injunction overturning Education a joint session of the Supreme Rabbinical the interim injunction overturning Ham­ issued the majority ruling and expressed Minister Zevulun Hammer's suspension of Council and the Supreme Rabbinical Coun­ mer's suspension order, submitted a satisfaction with the minority opinion of the dig. Hammer was accused by some cil Court Aug . 26 . minority view stating that he " had doubts" Justice Yitzhak Kahan which said that political and academic circles as having Justices Criticize Hammer about the majority's reasoning. He said Hammer's order as well as the rabbinical capitulated to the Chief Rabbinate, which In its decision , the Supreme Co urt that in his view there was room for con­ ban were legitimate in view of the sen­ had demanded that the dig be halted per­ strongly criticized Hammer 's suspension sideration of the belief of part of the public sitivity about the issue in the country. manently. Hammer ordered the dig be of the dig. Religious pressure a nd since this is a subject of special sensitivity Goren said he did not accept the court's rul­ halted for two weeks , pending the outcome " demonstrations by ultra-Orthodox ele­ in this country. ing. Attorney General Yitzhak Zamir is ex­ of the Supreme Court ruling. Ashkenazic ments who do not recognize the State" But Assistant Attorney General Yoran pected to submit his legal opinion on the Chief Rabbi Shlomo Goren had warned that should not have been taken into account by Bar Sela , who represented the State in this suspension of the dig at the Cabinet session unless Hammer ordered a permanent halt Hammer, an observant Jew, in his decision case, was quoted as hailing the court's rul­ Sunday. . 1 to the dig he would be excommunicated. to suspend the dig, the justices said. Ham­ ing as an " important precedent for the Basis For Court Ruling mer is a leader of the National Religious State." It may serve as a future guideline Greetings From In making public the basis for the court's Party. regarding the legal standing of the chief l ruling, Supreme Court President, Justice The justices added, however, that if a rabbis in relation to actions and policies of THE RHODE ISLAND Moshe Landau, said that according to the halachic ruling is based on proven facts, it the State, he added. law of the land and Israel's democratic and could serve as material in the framework HERALD non-theocratic character, the halachic rul­ of considerations by a government policy BONN (JTA ) - Heinz-Guenther Wisner, ings of the Chief Rabbinate are not binding maker. But, they said , under no condition a 65-year-old former SS official, went on Th e staff at The Rhode Island Her­ in any way regarding state officials fulfill­ should such a ruling serve as a binding trial in a Duesseldorf court last week on ald would like to express its sincere ing their legal authority. The court ruled : guideline for decision making. Although charges of murdering 31 Jewish inmates of wishes for a happy, healthy and pros­ " Whatever the importance of a rab­ Hammer did not state that his ruling was the Riga-Kaiserwald concentration camp perous New Year. W e look / award to binical halachic ruling to a religious per­ influenced by the rabbinate's prohibition, it during World War II. Wisner had been in serving th e Jewish Community in the son, the Chief Rabbis and the Supreme is apparent that the rabbinate's stand did custod y since June, 1980. Court officials year ah ead. Rabbinical Council are_ _!lq_t by law em- influence Hammer's consideration, the said the trial would last about six months

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On the Eve of Rosh Hashanah, Monday , At 2:30 p.m. an " As k the Ra bbi " session Sept. 28 , the entire congregation will join will be held in the Alperin Meeting House. for worship in the Main Synagogue at 6: 15 The three rabbis, Franklin, Kaunfer, and p.m. Schachte r, will be the panelists and On Tuesday morning, Sept. 29 , services Edwa rd Fink, President of the Temple will begin at 9. In the Ma in Synagogue, Me n's Club , will act as moderato r. they will be conducted by Rabbi W1.yne M. Yorn Kippur will conclude with the Franklin and Ca ntor Ivan E. Perlman, Ne ilah service, beginning at 5:30 p.m. assisted by the choir, with Frederick A. with the sounding of multiple Shofarot in MacArthur, choirmaster , at the organ. each location . Students of the Religious In the New Synagogue, Ra bbi Alvan H. School will particpate in the Havdalah Ka unfe r will offi ciate. Ca ntor Jules ceremony immediately following . Rosenberg will chant the service, assisted Following a practice established several by Anna Fiore-Smith, organist. years ago , on the se.cond day of Rosh In the Alperin Meeting House, Rabbi Ha shanah, and again for Kol Nidre and Stanley Schachter will conduct the ser­ Yorn Kippur services, the congregations UNDER THE GUIDANCE of Debbie Rubenstein, (I.) the new Bet Ha'Atid Youth Con­ vice, which will be chanted by Cantor Neil will rotate the locations in which they will gregation of Congregation Beth Sholom - Sons of Zion will be directed by Alicia Freedman. worship. Martin and Michael Weiner. The Tashlich ceremony will take place Children's services will be held on both on Tuesday, Sept. 29, at 4:30 . p.m., by the days of Rosh Hashanah and again on Yom Congregation Beth Sholom - Sons of add to the special flavor and excitement of Seekonk Ri ver at the end of Loring Kippur from 11 a.m. to 12 noon . Separate Zion , Rochambeau Avenue, Providence, the Congregation. Av enue. Grandparents, parents and services will be held for three age groups : has announced the opening of its new Bet Michael Weiner, Youth Director of children will meet at the Temple at 4 to fourand five-year-olds , Room 11 ; Six- and Ha' Atid Youth Congregation. The goal of NCSY and an educator in Brockton, Mass., walk to the river . Those not wishing to seven-year-Olds, Room 24 ; and eight- through the new mini-synagogue'is to cater to youth and Alicia Martin, student at Classical take part in the procession may join the ten-year-olds, the Chapel. - tomorrow's congregants - hence the High School and the Midrashah as well as name " Congregation of the Future." an officer in the Providence chapter of Developed by Rabbi and Mrs. Jake S. NCSY , will conduct Bet Ha ' Atid and direct Fashion Show Set Rubenstein with Pearl Woolf, President of its program under the guidance of Debbie Beth Sholom - Sons of Zion, the congrega­ Rubenstein . By Pioneer Women tion will have services geared to youth. Bet Ha ' Atid will meet weekly from 10 : 15 Magee Hi ckey, anchorperson for Chan­ Stories and games will serve to enhance the lo 11 : 15 a.m. beginning with the Sept. 26 nel 6 News, will be the commentator at the knowledge of the participants as well as Sha bba t. All are invited to attend . " Winter Wonderland of Fashions" to be presented by the Shalom Chapter of Lori Goldman Becomes Pioneer Women. The dinner /fa shion show will take place Thursday, Oct. 22, at 7 p.m. Bat Mitzvah Sept. 25 at the Marriott Inn , Providence. Lori Beth Goldman, daughter of Faye and Harvey Goldman of Warwick, was to The wa rdrobe will be furnished by become Bat Mitzvah on Friday, Sept. 25 , at August Max, and the jewelry will be Shabbat services at Temple Beth Am-Beth provided by Opulent Owl of Providence. David, 40 Gardiner St. , Warwick. Hair and makeup will be done by Ron 's Lori Beth is the granddaughter of Mr. Hair Design , East Greenwich. · and Mrs. Daniel Goldman of Florida and the late Mr. and Mrs. William Tebrow. For ticket information, call Jill at 463- 6987 or Jackie at 828-3298 . MAGEE HICKEY Young Judaea To Meet At Brown Hillel Oct. 4 Rabbi Bernard Rotman To Conduct Young Judaea will hold its first meeting of the year on Sunday, Oct. 4, at 7:30 .p.m. in the Brown Hillel House, Brown Street, Congregation B'nai Israel Services Providence. Rabbi Bernard Rotman will again iversity School of Government and Public Anyone between the ages of 13 and 15 is preach at the pulpit of Congregation B'nai Administration in 1966. He earned a invited to attend. Israel for the High Holidays. master's degree in Hebrew Literature Rabbi Rotman, a Worcester native, from the Jewish Theological Seminary of B'nai Israel Sets Talk served as spiritual leader of Temple Beth Am America after four years of study. After By Tay-Sachs Expert 'in Warwick and had been active in the studying in Israel for a year, he was or­ Warwick community for nine years. dained in 1972. DR. JOYCE SUSAN FREEDMAN, daugh• Dr. Michael F. Sheff, biochemist in Rabbi Rotman is a member of the Rab­ ter of Dr. and Mrs. Seymour J. Freedman charge of Tay-Sachs testing at the Miriam He was a member of the Warwick binical Assembly of America, the New of Cranston, received her doctorate in Hospital, will be the guest speaker at a Rotary, Warwick Narcotics Guidance England Rabbinical Assembly, the Rhode Clinical Psychology on June 21 from the brunch on Sunday, Oct. 4, at l0a.m. , at Con­ Council, and has served as chaplain of the Island Board of Rabbis and the Jewish Massachusetts School of Professional gregation B'nai Israel, 224 Prospect St. , Warwick Police Department, Rhode Federation of Rhode Island. Psychology. She Is a graduate of Cran­ Woonsocket. Island National Guard and Kent County He was a youth group advisor in Natick, ston High School East, Boston University Testing will take place Sunday, Oct. 25, Hospital. Mass., and Alexandria, Va ., and has been (cum laude), and Long Island University, from 10 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m. at the synagogue. He was graduated from Classical High active in many youth and adult education with honors. Dr. Freedman is associated A voluntary contribution of $15 is suggested of Worcester in 1962 and attended Boston classes in religion, Jewish culture and with a private clinic and is also in private to help defray expenses. For more infor­ University for two years. He received his social groups. He worked to establish the practice. mation, call Julius Sherman at 762-1761. bachelor's degree from the American Un- Community Hebrew High School in Warwick. He lives with his wife, the former Benita Bass, and their two children in Worcester.

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Beth Sholom the Tashlich at 5:30 p.m ., and the evening service at 6: 15 p.m. Congregation Beth Sljolom - Sons of Rosh Hashanah Services The regular service on the second day of Zion , Rochambeau Avenue, Providence, " Repentance" takes place at 8:30 a.m. Rosh Hashanah, Wednesday, Sept. 30_, will will usher in the New Year on Monday, Temple Beth Am be held at 8 a.m. , followed by the service at Sept. 28 , at 6: 15 p.m . with a service1n the Mincha will be held at 6 p.m., and the sab­ The Jewish High Holidays begin Monday 9:30 a.m., the sermon at 10 :30 a.m., and Main Sanctuary. bath will end at 7: 11 p.m. evening, Sept. 28 , with the observance of Mincha and Maariv at 6:15 p.m. On Tuesday, Sept. 29, a morning service Services on Yorn Kippur Eve, Wednes­ Rosh Hashanah at Temple Beth Am - Beth Services on Erev Yorn Kippur, Wednes­ will take place at 8 a.m., followed by the day, Oct. 7, begin with a morning service at David, 40 Gardiner St. , Warwick. 6:30 a .m. The Mincha service will take day, Oct. 7, include Mincha and Kol Nidre Shofar sounding at 10 :30 a.m ., the opemng Services for Rosh Hashanah and Yorn place at 2 p.m., the Lighting of the Candles starting at 6 p.m. of child care and the service of the Bet Kippur will be conducted by Rabbi Milton at 5:40 p.m., and Kol Nidrei at 5:50 p.m. Services on. Yorn Kippur, Thursday, Oct. Ha "Atid Youth Congregation at 10 :45 a.m., L. Kroopnick and Cantor Aryeh Subar, who On Yorn Kippur, Thursday, Oct. 8, a mor­ 8, include the regular service at 9 a.m., the and Mincha and Tashlich at 4:45 p.m. comes to the Temple for the holidays from Torah service at 10 :30 a.m. , the sermon at On Wednesday, Sept. 30, the morning ning service will_ be held at. 8 a.m. The his home in Jerusalem. service will be held at 8 a .m., followed by " Yizkor" memonal service will take place 11 :30 a.m., and Yizkor at 12 noon . On Rosh Hashanah Eve, Monday, Sept. at 11 :30 a.m., followed by Mussaf. Rabbi Rotman and Cantor Macktaz will the Shofar sounding at 10 :30 a .m., the open­ 28 , Mincha-Maariv will take place at 6: 30 conduct the services. ing of child care and the Bet Ha ' Atid Youth At 4:30 p.m. on Yorn Kippur, the Mincha service will take place, followed by the Congregation service at 10:45 a.m. , and the the first day of Rosh Hashanah, Tues­ P-;~ Neilah service at 6:00, and the Maariv at Cong. Shaare Zedek Mincha at 6:15 p.m. day , Sept. 29 , the Shacarith will take place Elan Adler and Jonathon Tepper will 7: 15. The blowing of the Shofar will take Rosh Hashanah services at Congrega­ at 8 a .m., and services for the Jumor Con­ place at 7:25 p.m . conduct the services. Adler is currently gregation and Pre-Hebrew School will be tion Shaare Zedek-Sons of Abraham, 688 All High Holiday services at Congrega­ studying at Yeshiva University and the held from 10 a .m. to 12 :15 p.m. Mincha­ Broad St. , Providence, will begin on tion Sons of Jacob will be under the Semicha program at the Rabbi Isaac Tashlich-Maariv wm take place starting at Monday, Sept. 28, with the Lighting_of the leadership of Rabbi Morris Drazin. Elhanan Rabbinic Seminary. He 1s a past 6:30 p.m. Candles at 6:11 p.m. Mincha-Maanv will director of " Faith of Our Fathers" on On the second day of Rosh Hashanah, follow at 7. Channel 6 and travels widely on behalf of Wednesday, Sept. 30 , Shacarith will be held Cong. B'nai Israel On Tuesday, Sept. 29 , the following ser­ Yeshiva University conducting seminars at 8 a.m., followed by services for the - High Holiday services at Congregation vices are scheduled: Shacarith, 8 a.m.; and shabbotonim. . Junior Congregation and Pre-Hebrew B'nai Israel will begin with the L1ghtmg of Sermon, 10 :30 a.m.; Shofar, 11 a.m.; Tepper is a former member of the Zam1r School at 10 a.m. Mincha-Maariv will be the Candles on Erev Rosh Hashanah, Mon­ Musaf, 11 :30 a.m.; Mincha-Maanv, 7 Choral of Boston and participated in the held at 6:30 p.m. day, Sept. 28 , at 6:15 p.m. The Congrega­ p.m.; and the Lighting of the Candles, 7: 13 Israel Song Festival in 1973 and 1975. He Shabba t Shuva family services will be tion is located at 224 Prospect St. , Woon­ p.m. - 1 df has served congregations for seven years held Friday, Oct. 2, at 8: 15 p.m. The next socket. The following services are schedu e or as High Holy Day cantor and comes to the day, Saturday, Oct. 3, a mormng serv~ce On Tuesday, Sept. 29 , the first day of Wednesday, Sept. 30 : Shacarith, 8 a.m.; congregation from San Francisco. . will be held at 9:30 a. m., and an evemng Rosh Hashanah, the regular service will be Sermon, 10 :30 a .m .; Shofar, 11 a:m.; Aaron Segal will perform the duties of service will take place at 6:30 p.m. held at 8 a.m., followed by the Torah ser­ Musaf, 11 :30 a.m.; and Mincha-Maanv, 7 sounding the Shofar with Rabbi Jos1f Kapp On Wednesday, Oct. 7, Yorn Kippur Eve vice at 9:30 a. m., the sermon at 10 :30 a.m., p.m. chanting the Torah. Joseph Conms, Alfred will be celebrated with Kol Nidrei at 6 p.m. Weiner, Larry Dub and Aaron Segal will On Yorn Kippur, Thursday, Oct. 8, serve as Gabboim. . . Shacarith will be held at8a.m., followed by Rabbi Jake S. Rubenstein will officiate. services for the Junior Congregation and the Pre-Hebrew School from 10 :30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Yiskor and the dedication of Cong. Ohawe Shalom memorial plaques at 10 :30 a. m., and Mincha-Ne ilah-Maariv-Shofar at 4:30 p.m. e2s%450/o Rabbi Yitzchok Dubovick will conduct Rosh Hashanah and Yorn Kippur services Cong. Sons Of Jacob , and sav ,oCOSTS! at Congregation Ohawe Shalom, East Avenue; Pawtucket. Congregation Sons of Jacob, 24 Douglas ON YOUR f~~~ no oblig~ion n~~•~u~";:;. Rabbi Dubovick has served as the Con­ Ave., Providence, has announced its 5(1,Jing People V se ask for re(efe d donor schedule of Hig_h Holiday services. Coll "lh~ Ene~gvN o salesmen . .. ~:° En\ov tne comlort on gregation's spiritual leader for the past and Eshtmo:e;s ore our s~iespeoto v~u; 1om\tv. Rosh Hashanah Eve, Monday, Sept. 28, ned cus . or n bnngs year. He has also been a faculty member savings mot ,nsul ,o d9duc11on at the Providence Hebrew Day School for begins with the Lighting of the Candles at 6: 10 p.m., followed by the Mincha service tor 15,. Income tax the past 12 years. • Qual111$~0 In S(JVlngs) teed and Insured. - A noted Mohel , he serves many New at 6:15 . On Tuesday, Sept. 29 , the first day of (up to r1emanshlP Is guaran . ss 111re retardent, England communities, also devoting his • our WO erlals - Only Cla time and skill Le Shem M1tzva (for the Rosh Hashanah, the morning service will sake of the Mitzva, without remuneration) be held at8 a.m ., followed by the blowing of • ~~r~':'!,~se eat In your home and dollars to newly-arrived Russian immigrants. the Shofar at 10 :30 a .m. The Mincha ser­ II value - Keeps h vice will take place at 6 p.m. , the Lighting The Rosh Hashanah schedule of services • High et 76 is as follows : Monday evening, Sept. 28 , of the Candles at 7: 18 p.m. In your pock · 1•24 Candlelighting and Mincha at 6: 15 , · On Wednesday, Sept. 30, the second day 3 G CALL us NOW Maariv at 7; Tuesday morning, Sept. 29 , at of Rosh Hashanah, the morning service CALL 3 will take place at 8 a .m., followed by the 8; Tuesday evening, M_incha at 6:15 , REMEMBER_you WINTER d!;;':J:'oR; NOT TOI Maariv at 7, and Candlehghtmg at 7:17 ; blowing of the Shofar at 10 :30 a.m. The Wednesday morning, Sept. 30, at 8; Wed­ Mincha service takes place at 6 p.m., and nesday evening, Mincha at 6: 15 , Maanv at Rosh Hashanah ends at 7: 16 p.m. 7 and Havdala at 7: 15 . The Fast of Gedaliah Selichoth will take ' Shabbos Shuva services are as follows : place on Thursday, Oct. 1, at 5:45 a.m. Friday evening, Oct. 2, Candlelighting at Shachrith will follow at 6:30 a.m., and the 6:08 , Mincha at 6:15, and Maanv at 6:45 ; Mincha service is at 5:45 p.m. Saturday morning, Oct. 3, at 9; Saturday On Saturday, Oct. 3, the:..:S:h:a:bb:o:s~o:,_f------~~::;"-"vl::'.'"'___ '"".' ______, evening, Oct. 3, Mincha at6:15, Maanv at 7 and Havdala at 7: 10. ' For further information rega_rding ser­ vices and memberships, call Elliot Brown, 724 _2727 ; Carl Passman, 723-6734 ; or Hilton Rosen, 723-3256 . --- ft~

Temple Sinai HJII THU•.: l-,'l,1':6.41\"C'I-,' Temple Sinai, 30 Hagen Ave. , Cranston, will open its High Holiday services on Rosh Hashanah Eve, Monday, Sept. 28 , at 8:15

P-; ·10 :30 a.m. service will be held on Rosh Hashanah, Tuesday, Sept. 29. Children's services will take place at 2: 15 p.m. Yorn Kippur Eve will be celebrated on By LOUIS FERAUD OF PARIS. .. Wednesday, Oct. 7, with a service at 8:15 p.m. Yorn Kippur services will take place Soft. shaggv, ~ jaat. bnid edged the following day, Thursday, OcL 8, at arid dalicat8lv cpl8d i, gold 10 ,30 a .m, A service for children will take Oll8I' a P1ft sit print blouse place at 2:15 p.m. . For more informal!on, contact the Tem­ arid a wondalM whiring ple office a\ 942-8350 . longer skit.~ cut with stitched down, hip Temple Beth-El slimming pleats. .. a IJ'8llt mix cl 8hapes Temple Beth-El, 70 Orchard Ave ., arid 18Xtlns. Providence, will hold a -service Rosh Hashanah Eve, Monday, Sept. 28, at 8:15. Rabbi Leslie\. Gutterman will deliver a sermon titled " Life Beyond the Statusphere." On Rosh Hashanah, Tuesday, Sept. 29 , the Rabbi's sermon will be " The End of the New Harvest"' starting at 10 a .m. F

8 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1961 Photographer Captures The Unusual

Dryden Galleries Makes Its Debut

by Linda A. Acciardo the grand opening of Dryden Galleries Ltd. the artist, made their debut with a crowd of described as depressing, because it il­ Housed on the second floor of the was the work of Abe Nathanson, a about 300 persons from the local com­ luminates the darker side of some areas of Providence Picture Frame company is a relatively new artist on the photography munity, as well as art critics from sur­ Providence ; buildings with paint peeling sprawling, two-story art gallery transfor­ scene. A native of Rhode Island, Nathan­ rounding areas. off the sides, torn down , dilapidated tene­ med from what used to be a series of offices son's exhibit reflects what he calls, "a It seems an unlikely location for a ment houses or old , worn out signs and and an empty warehouse. graphic documentation of Providence." professional art gallery. The building, at 27 slogans painted on the side of drugstores. Two weeks ago, the main attraction at Both the gallery, owned by Joe Gallo, and Dryden Street in Providence, is hi_dden However, realistic is a more appropriate If term to describe Nathanson's work. The subject matter has a great deal to do with ' his own background. "Part of it has to do with my roots. I came from Pawtucket, a blue collar family and a run-down neighborhood. When I started han~in~ the show together that's when I realized the theme was coming across. " It must have been a subliminal thing," he says. The life of a photographer can at times be a dangerous one. For some reason people shy away from not only having their own images immortalized, but their property as well. Whil e Nathanson was photographing the side of a drugstore, with tripod positioned, the owner approached him and sa id , "Get out of here before I break your camera. " " People can get hostile. If anyone objects, I just pack up and leave." None of Nathanson 's photographs are of people. He prefers geometric figures and shadows . The absence of people and lack of activity in the streets are probably due to the fact that Nathanson takes his photographs on Sundays. Most of the photos have been shot at eye level and although all are in color, a great many include black images. Despite the fact that there is a stigma attached to the use of color prints in professional photography, Nathanson enjoys working with color. "The color is what attracts my eye, as well as the imagery and textures," he says. Nathanson considers himself a novice in the field of photography, having only taken the art form seriously within the past year. He has for many years worked as a graphic DRYDEN GALLERIES LTD.: One small section of the expansive gallery, which opened two weeks ago. The current exhibit dis­ designer and product designer. " It's possi­ plays the work of Abe Nathanson. ble that maybe I didn 't feel my work was good enough to exhibit before," Nathanson from view by a factory complex. Although says. FJA Report: easily accessible from Rte. 95 off of Branch "He finds the unique, the sites one often Avenue, unless one is specifically misses, " says Gallo of the artist's work. searching for Dryden Galleries, this very The eye of a photographer should be keen Number Of Jewish Singles well designed showroom could remain un­ and catch the glimpses of life that the noticed. "It is definitely worth the trip," world passes by . Nathanson's eye has cap­ according to many who attended the open­ tured scenes that "convey a lesson in Keeps Growing ing and recorded their responses in a guest tenacity," such as a group of store fronts book . which line Manton Avenue in Providence. PHILADELPHIA (JTA) - Unmarried aduits make up significantly large and grow­ Once inside, the architecture of the The photograph depicts what appears to be ing portions of the Jewish community, in some places representing more than 40 per­ rooms lends itself to being a perfect en­ a desolate street taken from the pages of a cent of the Jewish population, according to a study by a committee of the Philadephia vironment for the perusal of artistic crea­ 1930's history book with wooden buildings Federation of Jewish Agencies (FJA). tions. High ceilings, ~pacious areas, well waiting to be revitalized. Nathanson ex­ The findings from a survey by the Federation's committee on unmarried adults, v entilated lighted rooms and a Victorian­ plains that each store carries on daily reported in the Jewish Exponent, indicated that many unmarried Jews sought style living room as its main display area, business activities without allowing traditional places within the Jewish community which, for most, meant finding a are only a small part of the gallery's ap­ progress and change to affect their suitable Jewish partner and getting married. peal. The real attraction is the at­ livelihood. Despite its old and dilapidated However, the committee found that, due to a lack of opportunity to meet suitable mosphere. appearance, "it's still surviving," he says. partners or the lack of desire or ability to reach out to others, the number of Jewish This is a place where " people can stay, Two weeks after Nathanson shot an ad­ singles keeps growing. . . browse and have a chance to observe the vertisement on the side of a drugstore, the The committee's findings are being handed over to the F JA Task Force on the art and feel it. It's a warm atmosphere building was sandblasted and torn to the Jewis_h Community and Family which seeks to identify problems faced by the Jewish keeping with the turn of the century ground. The photograph is now invaluable family through the life cycle and to make recommendations for community action. decor," Gallo says. in terms of capturing a time and place in Dr. Evelyn Bodeck, committee chairperson, in citing the reports from several The philosophy behind the decor is to en­ Providence's history. Jewish communities on the large and growing number of unmarried Jews, said that, courage people to remain in the gallery and Joe Gallo also hopes to capture a place in for a number of reasons, such Jews feel alienated "from the organized Jewish com­ examine the works because as Gallo says, Providence's history. Once the loft area is munity despite a desire on the part of many to feel in some way connected." "People think about a purchase. Buying art completed, Gallo says he will own the She added that the "message" from such Jews in local interviews is that " they are is not something you do impulsively." largest art gallery in New England. "It's seeking intimacy with members of the opposite sex, bu tare seeking it in the traditional That is one reason why Gallo plans to larger than most galleries on the Soho," he forms of-marriage and children." She said the unmarried adults spoke of a desire to finish off the loft area of the gallery within says. The immense area will be developed "share life," to "have a family," to "create a meaningful Jewish life" and to be "part the month. He will utilize the space for into a showroom for Art On Consignment. of the community." larger pieces, as well as portions of past ex­ There will be a constant art show. " As The committee found that the singles wanted to be "involved in meaningful and en­ hibits . When the Nathanson exhibit is con­ many as a hundred people will have their joyable activities through which they could learn and contribute to society, and in­ cluded, some of the photographs will be work exhibited up here," he says. cidentally might or might not meet someone of the opposite sex." hung upstairs in the loft "so the artists' Gallo has already booked the gallery un­ One committee suggestion was creating a Jewish dating service, to be based on com­ work won 't be lost." If visitors decide at a til April of 1982. He expects to commission mittee findings of successful models in other Jewish communities. The committee later date to purchase a particular piece, it work from local as well as nationally also suggested more educational and Jewish holiday programs for the unmarried will still be on view. known artists. His main emphasis will be adults. While browsing, visitors can also listen on exhibiting quality art. With the Dr. Bodeck said the expressed desire on the part of survey respondents to have the to the mellow tunes emanating from a assistance of qualified art critics as mem­ Jewish community help them with housing surprised the committee. She said the grand piano placed in the living room. bers of his review committee, the work singles seem to be concerned with locating affordable housing in Jewish neighborhoods The unique aspect of Nathanson's submitted for display will be evaluated in and finding compatible Jewish roommates to help reduce loneliness and the cost of photographs in this exhibit is that they terms of its artistic quality. housing and to share Jewish practices. highlight some of the more unusual, often "This is not just a place for photography. She explained that the Jewish community is in an unusual situation relative to the missed areas of Olneyville and Providence. It ·s for art," Gallo says. single Jews. She said that it was not only in the best interests of the community to en­ He photographs hidden alleyways, long It will take some time for the gallery to courage marriage but also that the single Jewish adult who is not helped to make a for.gotten streets with billboards reflecting become a visible part of the community, " positive Jewish connection now " may be lost to the Jewish community "either days gone by and places that people have between six months to a year, Gallo says. because of alienation or intermarriage." seen, but often too much in haste, don 't stop "Providence needs this space," Nathanson to examine. Nathanson's work has been -says, and " I hope it can build momentum." - -;:.;,,-~-~~-~---~-

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1981 9 Reagan Seeks To Reaffirm Entrep-reneurship, Brown Economist Tells Providence Hadassah

by David Essex The intent of President Reagan's j economic policy is not primarily to halt in­ flation , but to lessen the role of govern­ I' 1 ment and to reaffirm that individual in­ I itiative is the basis of the American economic system. That is the opinion of j Herschel I. Grossman, a Brown Univer­ sity economist who spoke to members of l Providence Hadassah at their meeting 1 Monday, Sept. 21. I Grossman, a Philadelphia native who ha s taught in overseas universities, opened by sayin g there are no easy answers to the nation 's economic problems. " Anybody who tells you they know what's going to happen - you should stop listening at that point," Grossman said. The economic outlook is " highly uncer­ l tain," Grossman said, because it is " un­ I clear how dedicated Reagan is to cutting f inflation. I'm not sure inflation is a prime part of the plan ." I The tight money policy pursued by the Federal Reserve Board causes high in­ terest rates, a highly unpopular side effect that few politicians want to be blamed for . ! But, Grossman said , for curing inflation , / " there's no other way. It's not tasty­ medicine, it's not pleasant medicine, but it's the only medicine that can cure the disease." The tight money policy and high interest rates are " likely to produce a recession ," Grossman said , and " nobody wants to be the unpopular doctor" administering the bitter medicine. That is why he 's not sure the Reagan administration will stay with it's current policy. " It's going to take un­ Prof. Herschel I. Grossman spoke Sept. 21 to about 100 members of Providence Hadassah. usual political courage, " Grossman said . Maybe our present President has that Grossman. The Reagan system " is not government shouldn't do something about " Let's face it," Grossman said. "There courage, but it remains to be seen. " a system in which the government takes developers who convert apartment houses are people who want to run other people's Whether or not Reagan has the political care of people," he said . into condominiums by forcing residents to lives." courage to battle inflation is not the main Pressure from special interest groups se ll , a practice recently examined on the In Hadassah business conducted at the challenge of his economic program, ac­ may force Reagan to dilute his policies, television show "60 Minutes." Grossman Monday meeting, Sara Kauffman reported cording to Grossman. He called Reagan a according to Grossman. " Now that we discourage the use of government inter­ on the recent national convention in New "clever politician," and said the President have a system of big government, whether vention , saying that condominium conver­ York, in which the Providence chapter realizes people will stop complaining it's good or bad , there are a lot of people sion, as the practice is called, is allowable won awards for fundraising and mem­ about inflation if their incomes begin to who have vested interests in its con­ in a free enterprise system. The bership. catch up with it. "His policy is designed to tinuance." Grossman said. developers entered the field with no Norma Mushnick , Providence make inflation easier to live with ," The first question from the audience guarantee either way of success. " I don 't Hadassah's representative to the Presi­ Grossman said. He pointed out that even in concerned the necessity for wage and think that as a matter of principle you dent's Council of the Women's Division of I ·-1 Israel's economy, where the inflation rate price controls to slow down inflation. should penalize people who take risks and the Jewish Federation, urged the mem­ ! is over 100 percent, people get by and the Grossman predicted such controls would win ," Grossman said. bership to write to President Reagan, and system does not collapse because incomes have a " disastrous effect" on the After the speech, Grossman said he dis­ Senators Pell and Chafee urging them to l are indexed to keep pace with inflation. economy. " If we imposed them now, we likes labels and prefers to be called "a vote against the proposed sale of AW ACS Reagan is trying to decrease govern­ would have a serious depression," he said. supporter of free ent~rprise" rather than to Saudi Arabia. l ment intervention, and to reaffirm en­ In principle, wage and price controls are co~servative or anything else. He The next meeting of Providence trepreneurship as the basis of the undesirable, according to Grossman, reiterated his belief that " in all of the Hadassah , to honor new members, will be American system, because they are good because " we in the U.S. are not prepared Western countries, governments have held Monday, Nov . 9, at 12 :30 p.m. in the l ideas by themselves, not because they to enforce controls like they do in Russia ." become too pervasive and have thwarted Jewish Community Center, 401 Elmgrove { may be means to other ends, according to One woman, visibly upset, asked if the individual initiative." Ave ., Providence. 1 Jews Should Take The Gamble On Peace

by Joseph Eger other countries. There are too many poten­ fly in both directions. The prognosis ap­ hostility in the entire Arab world. We took a We Jews have given birth to splendid tial "enemies" even for Israeli military pears gloomy. chance once, why not again? musicians. But lately our fine sense of forces. Time is not on our side. Yet all is notlost. Risky? Sure. There are many hearing has gone awry. Fears for our Our tiny sliver of homeland with a few Israel remains militarily powerful, its peo­ problems : Arab population growth fears security and survival, justified indeed, million Jews surrounded by a hundred ple brave and worldwide Jewry firm in of a two-front invasion ; each warning have prevented our hearing the stage­ million Arabs is at the hub of history. The resolve. Above all, our strongest card can defense needs ; right and left-wing irriden­ whispered messages of moderation from Middle East is the nerve center for the be our moral and ethical tradition and our tism, and, above all, the belligerence of the Palestinians in the world press, in high­ world, today as in the time of Abraham, will to survive. " Destroy Israel" covenant. level private meetings between Arabs and Jesus and Muhammad. It holds the trigger One approach is so obvious that we But were we not just as belligerent when I~ Jews. for world peace or world war. haven't even considered it: an initiative our interests were being negotiated by out­ Anxiety impairs listening and the We Jews know deep in our hearts that we toward a comprehensive peace agreement. side parties? Weren't some of us, Begin in­ nuclear age has intensified historic fears. can count ultimately only on ourselves. The key is the " Palestinian question." cluded, also " terrorists" when our fate Einstein's " we are drifting toward a Israel's vital dependence on the United Israel is a Middle East country. Sooner was being decided by the British without catastrophe beyond conception. We shall States, thousands of miles away, is subject or later it is going to have to learn to get our representation? Begin and Mugabe require a substantially new manner of to the vagaries of oil politics and cold war along with its Arab neighbors and 650,000 were among " terrorists" who became thinking if (we) are to survive" is a Jewish diplomacy, Camp David is not a "com­ Arabs within the state. They cannot be responsible statesmen once their goal of imperative today. prehensive peace." Nor do the people ac­ wished or driven away. Preemptive full automony was achieved. When it comes to Israer, we Jews cept us . Sadat cannot stand alone forever. strikes, ad hoc settlements, military might Can we trust the Arabs? The answer in whether liberal or conservative, American Our few " friends" in the UN are hard put to and Maginot Line defenses will not work . time-honored tradition is another question. or Israeli - tend to think with our emo­ support policies they see as " annex­ Genuine and lasting security for 1srae1 - Do we have a choice? Now is the time to ex­ tions. Even the most analytical of us re­ ationist" and aggressive. Israel has indeed for Jews everywhere - lies in coex­ plore the growing willingness to recognize sponds with a knee-jerk " Is it good for the become a pariah among nations. istence, in gaining new allies and regaining Israel, to drop the hated con-could be Jews?" That survival instinct has served We are losing support and former friends old friends . Is it so unthinkable for us to achieved in a step-by-step procedure with us for thousands of years. But it no longer at a dangerous pace. The controversy over open discourse with our fellow Semites and mutually enforceable guarantees. Election works. Not _for our security, not for our Jacobo Timerman is not whether there is their only representatives, the PLO ? If we time is propitious for bold re-thinking. peace. anti-Semitism in Argentina, but how much. take the initiative the whole world will ap­ A first flutist and fir~t oboist, sitting The Israelis are superb tacticians. They Argentina is only the most forthright ex­ plaud. If the accommodationist rumors are side-by-side in the orchestra, may dislike win battle after battle. Their long-term ample in a world of growing, thinly­ a bluff, they will be exposed as such. each other intensely. Still, they make the strategy, however, is failing . Though disguised anti-Semitism - Manhattan to Tomorrow we may be forced into such best possible music together - in their 9wn many Jews responded with righteous pride Moscow, Paris to Peoria. talks (by the US or by circumstance), thus self-interest. The opportunity to end tht es­ at the strike on the Iraqi nuclear facility, The crushing economic burden of Israeli weakening our negotiating position. The calation of violence and bloodshed on the most could not stomach the bombing of armaments portends more potential defeat peaceful regaining of the Sinai by Sadat is world stage may be ours. civi lians in Lebanon . All are uneasy in the than ene m y armies . Emigration an example that secure borders are Let's talk with and li sten to our growing realization that Israel cannot con­ challenges immigration. The Israeli Air achievable and that former enemies can be neighbors. Soon . Tomorrow may be too tinu e indefinitely to put out a nuclear brush Force demonstrated clearly that for­ transformed into peaceful neighbors . A late. fire here, a missile threat there. Proposals tresses, settlements, and " buffer zones" true Palestinian peace, crucial to a com­ for nuclear plants issue from Morocco, are easily circumvented by advanced prehensive agreement, would secure Joseph Eger is the music director of the Tuni sia . Pakistan, Saudi Arabia , Iraq and military technology. Missiles and planes Israel's borders and defuse much of the Symphony for United Nations. 10 - "THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY , SEPTEMBER 24, 1981 Rejection Of. A WACS Sale Might Money The ABC's Of Real Affect U.S. - Israeli Relations Estate Investing WASHI NGTON (JTA ) ~ The Reagan " review the results" of Begin's 10-day visit Administration continued to imply last to the U.S . and Haig's fou r-day trip to week that Congressional rejection of its Europe, including his meeting in Spain Sense: By BillWaters, proposal to sell Saudi Arabia AWA CS and with Crown Prince Fahd of Saudi Arabia. Director of Marketing Services other sophisticated weapons might affect (Begin , declined to discuss his meeting Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith Inc. the new strategic cooperation agreement with Haig) . between Israel and the United States Explains Reaction By Fahd Whether they're buying apartment • Illiquidity. It can take a long time to worked out during Premier Menachem At the same time Fischer denied that he buildings, houses, condominiums, com­ dispose of real estate holdings at a price Begin's visit to Washington. had told reporters while briefing them in mercial buildings or raw land , increasing you approve. State Department spokesman Dean Europe that Fahd had raised no objections numbers of investors with small amounts • Hidden fa ctors. You can spend a large Fischer said that the Administration's to the U.S.-Israeli strategic cooperation of money are going into real estate. The amount of time, fo r example, doing " opera tive " policy is a statement agreement. The Saudis had denounced this reason: investing in real estate offers the bookkeeping on your investment or check­ Secretary of State Alexander Haig made to report. possibility of a relatively high return on ing out new tenants. Or you can run into reporters on his plane while returning Fischer said that he told reporters that capital - and it may do just that for you. trouble over changi ng zoning laws or rent home from Europe Monday. Fahd had expressed support when Haig dis­ This statement, according to Fischer, is cussed U.S. efforts to enhance regional Advantages of Real Estate control rulings. Some Practical Rules that " the fa ilure of the Senate to sustain the security in the Middle East. He said that There are good reasons for people to be AWACS sale would be a major SE: tback to Haig hacf also talked about the complemen­ bullish on real estate. These include: If you feel the pros outweigh the cons, U.S. policy in the Middle East." He added ta ry Saudi efforts and the U. S.-Israeli • Relatively high return. It's common and you wa nt to invest in real estate, yo ur that " it would have serio us implications agreement in the context of meeting the for a well-managed real estate investment most important consideration should be fo r overall policy in the area. " Soviet threat to the region. to have an annual 8 to 10 percent apprecia­ location. The site of your property is Fischer denied there was any "linkage" tion in value, aside from rental income, if probably more important than the size or between the AW ACS sale and the strategic any. shape of it. Thus, checking in your own agreement. He said the Haig statement did Israel Hopes To • Cash flow . In many instances, it can community for the answers to the fo llow­ not contradi ct a statement by State Export $1 Billion range from 7 to 12 percent, when deprecia­ in g questions could help : Where are Department Deputy spokesman Alan Rom­ tion, interest and tax deductions are property taxes going? What is the fuel out­ berg Monday that there was "no strict con­ TEL AV IV (JTA) - Israel hopes to ex­ figured in . look? Are jobs increasing? What is the ditionality" between approval of the port agricultural products and agricultural • Leverage. You only put down a small demand ? What are the prospects for rent AWACS sale and implementation of the machinery and technology worth about one portion of the total purchase price, but you control? Getting these answers may help strategic cooperation agreement. billion dollars this yea r. For the first time, get the appreciation on the total amount. yo u so that the in vestment you go into won't However, Fischer noted that rejection of the va lue of fa rm machinery designed and You can, therefore, buy real estate with a be ahead of your market's needs and ability the AWACS sale would have implications produced in Israel wi ll exceed that of ac­ 20 to 30 percent down payment - yet even­ to pay fo r what yo u produce. for a "good many strategic considera­ tual agricul tural products. tually own the property free and clear. Other keys to real estate success in­ tions" in the Middle East. Ma ny of the new inventions are on dis­ • Capital gains. In many cases, much of clude: Haig- Begin Meeting play at the "Agritech" exhibiti on- which the profit will be subject to a lower tax bite • Using reliable real estate brokers. Fischer said Haig discussed the AWACS opened here last week. The organi zers say than other fo rms of investment income. They have the expertise to direct you to the and the strategic cooperation with Begin that some 1,500 fa rmers and buye rs from And , of course, you also can pick the type best possible investments in your area . when the two held a surprise meeting in abroad are attending the show , including of real estate inve.s tment that best fits your But, make sure you take yo ur time in pick­ New Yo rk shortly before the Premier left many from countries with which Israel has own situation and local conditions. That ing the right one. the coun try to retum to Israel. But he said no diplomatic relations. way you can be on top of your investment at • Avoi ding rushed and emotional deci­ he could not di vul ge any details about the Acco rding to the fair management, all times. sions. Even if you have to put down a small meeting. Israel's success in agriculture, and ex­ Real Estate Disadvantages non-refundable deposit to keep your op­ · Haig asked for the meeting, which the pecially the mechanized side of farming, is tions open, it's better than committing But there also are some risk factors to Department spokesman sa id _was held to due to a number of new inventions. yourself to the wrong investment because consider. Among them : you haven't-thought out the consequences. • Real estate's changing character . • Making sure you have all the proper What may be a money-making investment documents on anything you 're investing in . when you enter into it could change If you 're putting money into apartment drastically if, for example, expenses go up buildings, for example, you should have all Successful Investing faster than you can raise rent, or if rental the fixed-expenses and tenant income income drags. records for the past five years, plus a In Rare Coins • Unexpected expenses. 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Oreg.) was scheduled to in­ Jackson said that if the Reagan Ad­ troduce a resolution last week to reject the ministration was to deny Israel the Reagan Administration's proposed sale of strategic cooperation because the AW ACS Wort hf------'b!Ll-y..l,1.,lvia Port,, AW ACS reconnaissance aircraft and other deal is rejected, the U.S. would have to be sophisticated military equipment to Saudi "absolute fools ." According to Jackson, if Contributions to charity are big-busine;; computerized coding of types of programs Arabia. The resolution has 51 co-sponsors, the Soviet Union threatened the region, - and the new tax law is geared to making and activities by each charity. This cost a majority of the Senate. Packwood and Israel could have 700,000 troops ready im­ them ever bigger business by giving a tax alone might take a thick slice out of your Sen. Henry Jackson (D. Wash.) said that mediately while the Saudis couldn't break to small contributors who take the contributions. six other Senators would also vote for the manage to field a regiment. standard deduction and do not otherwise The bottom line is whether it is better to resolution. Packwood said that last June he initiated itemize their deductions. have decisions made by government ex­ They told a press conference that it a letter signed by 55 Senators urging the Yet it is hardly a secret that the perts or by us, as individual givers, who would be impossible now for President Reagan Administration to withdraw the bureaucracies and fund-raising efforts of may at times be uninformed and give Reagan to turn that many votes around and - Saudi arms package. He said he heard many charitles gobble up a-big slice of the wastefully. But bureaucratic paperwork warned that if the President insists on the nothing from the Administration until it, dollar you contribute, so that only pennies and misguided government decisicns also arms package as proposed, he will be submitted its proposal which was the same remain by the time your contribution is in. can mean waste and cause more harm way rebuffed. that the55 Senators told it they didn't want. To help guide you in wise giving, the Coun­ beyond waste alone. Jackson said he would consider changes The Senate has already received infor­ cil of Better Business Bureaus and other The charities themselves are split. The that would provide the AWACS to Saudi mal notification of the proposed sale and is organizations now rate the charities on ef­ agonizing dilemma they face is that on one Arabia under the same conditions they are expected to receive formal notification ficiency , and most states require annual hand, government licensing or the provided to NATO, meaning under com­ before the end of this month. It will then registration by charities so their accounts equivalent would give them new tools to plete American control. But Packwood have 30 days to reject the deal. A vote on are open to you. assure reluctant givers that they are ac­ said he would vote for no arms to the Saudis Packwood's resolution is not expected until But most of you don't request the ratings credited, frugal and legitimate. Licensing because " I see no evidence that Saudi the Senate Foreign Relations Committee or are unable to evaluate the information if would help eliminate ill-considered new Arabia wants to further the peace completes its hearings on the arms you do get it. Thus, a drive is gaining power groups. process." He contended that if the Saudis package scheduled to begin later this wanted to they could move the peace month. for a form of far more detailed "truth in Yet government control also would erode giving" government regulation, so charities the traditional independence of our would not be allowed to spend more than a charities. The eagernees to stay on the Letter From specified percentage for fund-raising. A " good " list of authorities would influence ''Surgeon General'' disclosure might be re­ the stand of many charities on controver­ Shcharansky quired if they do. sial issues (even today, abortion, equal A "warning" of waste by charities and of rights and busing force themselves to Ends Worry 742 HOPE STREET TEL: 831-1710 licensing for protection seems so ap­ mind ). NEW YORK (JTA ) - propriate. But wait, there are not-so­ Government supervision does not Four months of mounting PROV. R.I. 02908 831-5813 obvious drawbacks: necessarily produce better decisions, safer worr y by Anatoly HAS YOUR TALIS SEEN BETTER DAYS? 1) Some causes always are unpopular at products, lower prices and a more soundly Shcharansky's mother Ida Treat yourself and choose a new Talis any given time and the regulations would managed ecpnomy. It can mean: Milgrom in Moscow that her from our outstanding selection be used to squash these causes. (Remem­ - More paperwork and bureaucratic ex­ son might have died in the ber the '50s and '60s before the civil rights pense to the taxpayer and particularly to Perm labor camp ended last Matching Talia, Tefillin Bags & Skull Caps revolution?) all groups outside government who must weekend when she received a See Our Large Selection Of Um~suat 2) Big charities that are already influen­ comply with the rules. letter from him dated Aug . 30 New Year'• Cards, Pocket Calendars and Wall Calendars tial will have the edge because they can af­ - More risk of official bias due to from the camp hospital. ford expert accountants to work around the "enemies lists," unpopularity of private In the letter, whose con­ rules. The new, innovative, competing organizations or political influence. t en ts were phoned to It's not too early to order your Lulav charities will be the ones in trouble. - Less wise decisions made by super­ Anatoly 's wife Avita! in and Etrog for Sukkoth 3) If religious charities are to be licensed visors far removed from the facts and Jerusalem and relayed to the by Big Brother, there will be justified cries problems of the real world. - A limitation Student Struggle for Soviet OPEN EVERY WEEK DAY 9:30-6 AND SUNDAYS of horror across the nation, and the pitfalls on innovation, creativity and new ideas - Jewry and the Union of Coun­ for unfairness are too clear to need ex­ all so imperative to our growth and sur­ cils for Soviet Jews, the 33- planation. vival as a great nation. year-old Prisoner of Con­ 4) In this era, the new regulatory agen­ Liberty does depend on eternal vigilance. science said he had been ex­ cies almost surely won't have the money or We may be forgiven for some waste and un­ tremely ill for two months personnel to handle the paperwork; all informed giving, but not for restricting the but only placed in the camp charities will suffer. right of contributors to give as they wish, hospital in mid-August. 5) The dangers are very real that wastefully or not, and without regard for Shcharansky said he was so authorities will crush advocacy groups the views · of government authorities. weak he could barely move, which traditionally must spend more to Government control (which is what licens­ and that he had widely fluc­ raise funds . ing is ) of voluntary private non-profit ac­ tuating blood pressure. He 6) Some proposals currently being tivity is not the right way to go in the early was' receiving strong injec­ pushed involve a nationwide ambitious 1980s. tions four times a day. He ex­ pected that he would be returned to solitary confine­ Strategic Cooperation ment after the first week of September, although his in­ carceration there should Does Not Offset Sale Of A WACS have ended . KIAMESHA LAKE, NY (JTA) - A Israel "that cannot be overstated" and that Shcharansky was senten­ member of the House Foreign Affairs Israel "should not take too much comfort" ced to 13 years in prison and Committee warned that the U.S. promise from any offer of strategic cooperation. labor camp in 1978 , and was of "strategic cooperation" with Israel does The actual ingredients of such a policy placed in solitary confine­ DANSEUR ILLIMITE not offset the threat to Israel's security ment cells last December. "remain to be seen," Barnes said . DIST I NC TI VE MOVE M ENT APP AR E·L posed by the Administration's proposed The arms sale, he said, " would be $8 .5 billion arms package to Saudi Arabia. against the best interests of the U.S. " He Ask About Our Special 8 P.M. - 8 A.M. Rate 415 ATWELLS AVE.PROV . Speaking before 700 members of Pioneer warned that - given the " unstable" - - - Women at a dinner opening the organiza­ character of the Saudi government - there For Elderly Featuring: Capezlo, Danskin, Freed's of London and boutique Items tion 's 27th biennial convention here last would be a serious danger of the American week, Rep. Michael Barnes (D. Md .) said equipment falling into the "wrong hands." BARBARA PASCALE 272-9813 that the sale of AW ACS reconnaissance · Calling the sale "the preeminent issue planes and enhancement equipment for F- before Congress," Barnes predicted that 15 fighter planes would create a threat to the House would veto if. ----GRAND OPEJVING Offensive Capability Of Enhanced F-15 OF THE EMPORIUM AT Planes More Dangerous Than AWACS 758 HOPE STREET arm all of Africa and six European coun-­ KIAMESHA LAKE (JTA) - The offen­ On The Historic East Side of Providence sive capability of the enhanced F-15 fighter tries, including France and Germany," planes make them even more of a threat to Herzog said. "This vast and sinister influx THURSDAY OCTOBER 1, 1981 Israel than the AWACS involved in the of arms raises two fears. One is that Saudi Reagan Administration's proposed arms Arabia would make them available to other • ANE ANTIQUE JEWEIRY • ANTIQUE CLOlHING Arab nations, who could simultaneously sale to Saudi Arabia, according to Chaim • PERIOD RJRNISHINGS • ANE ART WORK Herzog, former Israeli Ambassador to the use them against Israel. The other is that United Nations, and one-time director of the weapons will find their way to the • CONTEMPORARY ACCENTS • DESIGNER CLOlHING. Israel's military intelligence. USSR. " • ANE ARTS AND CRAFl'S Herzog, now a Labor Party member of In a ceremony preceding Herzog's • CONTEMPORARY CLOlHING AND LOUNGEWEAR the Knesset, expressed this view in a · speech, Sister Ann Gillen, executive direc­ speech here before 700 delegates to the 27th tor . of the National Interreligious Task "Whatever Your Vogue Will Be Here" biennial convention of Pioneer Women / Force on Soviet Jewry, was presented with the Pioneer Women 's Golda Meir Human STORE HOURS: 10-4:30 Monday thru Saturday He placed the proposed arms sale in the Rights Award for her outstanding contribu­ context of "widespread instability, war­ tions to Jewry. The award, a statue of Mrs. Susan Kemick Charles Kemick fare and enmity toward Israel among Arab Meir holding a child, was presented by nations and the fact that Saudi Arabia, with Edythe Rosenfield, of Trumbull, Conn. One Proprietor *Licensed Auctioneer #30016 a population of six million, has on order $30 of the leading human rights activities in the billion worth of weapons, not counting the United States, Sister Ann in recent years • Appraisals of Jewelry, Antiques and Furnishings - Daily by Appointment $8.5 billion U.S. arms package. has been mobilizing support for Soviet "This developing ~rsenal is enough to Jews seeking to emigrate. c::=::::i-----751-9426---- 12 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1981 Jews In The Military Celebrate High Holy Days NEW YORK - Jews in the U.S. armed and, as needed, ram's horns (shofarim), forces, their families around the world and prayer shawls (taliot) and skull caps patients in Veterans Administration (kipot) according to Rabbi Joseph B. Mess­ hospitals will mark the Jewish New Year ing, director of JWB's Armed Forces and (Rosh Hashanah) and the Day of Atone­ Veterans Services and the Commission on ment (Yorn Kippur) with help from Jewish Jewish Chaplaincy. chaplains and JWB's Commission on Traditionally, the first of. the services Jewish Chaplaincy, according to Rabbi will occur on the island of Guam in the Herschel Schacter. South Pacific, just east of the International Rabbi Schacter, chairman of the JWB Date Line and since services follow the Commission on Jewish Chaplaincy, said, sun, Pearl Harbor in Hawaii will be the last "Since there are only 44 full-time Jewish base to sound the shofar blast trumpeting GETTING READY for High Holy Day services in the military, Jewish Chaplain shows military chaplains on active duty with the end of the High Holy Days. his son how to sound the Shofar. American forces and 11 more at Veterans In Alaska, armed forces personnel will tire state. Some lonely outposts are above Jewish personnel, and in many instances, Administration hospitals, the commission observe the High Holy Days with the the Arctic Circle. Others are closer to service men and women who cannot get will help mobilize 246 civilian and reserve assistance of Chaplain Alan M. Klein , Siberia than the "Lower 48 ." They repre­ home for the holidays are invited to share rabbis as well as 172 lay religious leaders to Jewish chaplain at Elmendorf Air Force sent air force , army, navy, marine and the warm " home hospitality" of Jewish conduct Rosh Hashanah and Yorn Kippur Base near Anchorage. coast guard units. families in the locale where they are services at every base where Jews serve. Personnel at Ft. Wainwright and Eielson Capt. Joel Messing, son of the JWB's stationed. Frequently, single men and "Services," Rabbi Schacter said, "will Air Force Base will hold services at Ft. Rabbi Messing, serves as lay leader at Ft. women are guests of Jewish military take place in Europe at bases in such coun­ Wainwright with Rabbi Klein conducting. Wainwright. families on their bases. tries as Spain, Germany, Greece and The Jewish civilian community at Fair­ The full-time and part-time Jewish Local Jewish communal organizations Turkey. In the Far East, there will be ser­ banks will be invited to take part. chaplains covering the VA hospitals have cooperate fully in holiday planning for ser­ vices in Korea, Japan, the Philippines and Personnel at other bases will attempt to made plans to provide religious services vice personnel with the Jewish chaplains, Okinawa." travel to either Fairbanks or Anchorage, for all hospitalized veterans. Ambulatory the JWB Chaplaincy Commission and In accordance with the tradition of full where the military will be the guests of the patients will be provided the opportunity to JWB 's Women 's Organizations'-Services, support to the field, the JWB Commission civilian community. Often this will not be attend services in the hospital chapels and according to Rabbi Messing. on Jewish Chaplaincy will provide JWB possible. In such cases JWB and the bedridden patients will receive special The JWB is the U.S. government­ calendars 1981-82, inspirational literature, Chaplaincy will provide some supplies to coverage by the chaplains. accredited agency that provides religious, Selihot (penitential prayers) cassettes, outlying personnel at bases across the en- " Break-the-Fast" suppers for military morale and welfare services to Jews in the personnel and VA patients arranged by the armed forces, their families and chaplains will mark the conclusion of the hospitalized veterans on behalf of the Israel Denounces Election Of Iraqi Yorn Kippur. American Jewish com munity. All of the U.S. services encourage and Diplomat As UN Assembly President foster liberal leave and pass policies for UNITED NATIONS (JTA) - The elec­ Kittani, a Kurd , said in his inaugural Sharon Rallis Named tion of an Iraqi diplomat, Ismat Kittani, as speech immediately after the election that Kreisky Pressing Coordinator At PHDS President of the 36th session of the General the General Assembly must implement its Assembly was sharply denounced by Israel resolutions of past years, including those Germany To Sharon Rallis has been appointed Coor­ last week. Kittani, Iraq's Undersecretary on the rights of the Palestinian people to Recognize PLO dinator of General Studies for the elemen­ for Foreign Affairs, was selected by lottery self-determination and statehood. tary, junior high and senim high divisions after two secret ballots failed to produce BONN (JTA ) - Chancellor Bruno of the Providence Hebrew Day School, 450 the required majority for any one of the Science Publication Kreisky of Austria is trying to convince the Elmgrove Ave. , Providence. three candidates for the office. Available In Hebrew West German government that it should Mrs . Rallis, who is completing her doc­ In a statement issued immediately after recognize the Palestine Liberation toral work at Harvard Graduate School of the election, Yehuda Blum, Israel's Am­ The Science and Torah Reader, one of the Organization, sources in the ruling Social Education this year, has served in a bassador to the United Nations, most popular books in the Orthodox Un­ Democratic Party (SPD) said. Kreisky, variety of educational positions. Most declared: "It is a measure of the ion/ National Conference of Synagogue visiting West Berlin two weeks ago, ap­ recently, she was a consultant to school regretable decline of the United Nations' Youth publication series, has been tran­ peared on state television to explain his systems throughout the country, working standards that the UN General Assembly slated into Hebrew and published under the friendly attitude toward the PLO and his on curriculum development, program and should have elected as its President the title Torah Umada by the Sharashim belief that PLO chief Yasir Arafat has personnel evaluation, and organizational representative of a country which, as a Publishing Company. shown " moderation." analysis. result of multiple and ongoing acts of Edited by Rabbi Pinchas Stolper and According to Kreisky, former West Ger­ She taught at Rhode Island Collei;c, aggression, is in a state of war with a num­ Yaakov Kornreich, the Reader is an man Chancellor Willy Brandt shares his where she worked primarily with inser­ anthology of approaches to how the Torah ber of countries in the Middle East." Iraq opinion of Arafat. " If you do not believe vice teacher training, and at Brown Un­ is actively engaged in war with Iran and understands and meets the challenges of me, ask Brandt," the Austrian leader told iversity, where she was a supervisor in the education department. As Program remains officially in a state of war with science. It compiles articles by well-known German viewers. SPD sources here said Israel. Jewish scientists and scholars, and pre­ their party is in regular consultation with Development Specialist for the RIC/ Paw­ sents discussion of theoretical and prac­ Kreisky on the Middle East and other tucket Teacher Corps, she worked with ad­ Blum added: " It is inconceivable that tical problems emerging from the interac­ issues. ministrators and teachers to design and the League of nations would have reward­ tion between Torah and technology. The Kreiky is pressing Bonn to take a more implement curriculum innovations to suit ed Italian aggression against Ethiopia by book was translated into Hebrew by Dr. A. active role in mediating the Arab-Israeli the school setting. the election of the representative of Licht and S. Mendelowitz. conflict, the sources said, and their con­ Prior to her work as a consultant and Mussolini as president of its assembly in Both the Hebrew and English editions of sultations often find expression in in­ teacher evaluator, Mrs. Rallis spent nine 1936 and now, strangely enough, the the Science and Torah Reader are itiatives by the Socialist International, years as a classroom teacher, working in aggression of Saddam Hussein (President available in paperback at Jewish currently headed by Brandt. Brandt is all grades in a number of school systems. of Iraq is being rewarded with the election bookstores. The English edition may be or­ presently in Vienna for meetings with She has experience as a junior high school of his representative to the presidency of dered directly from the Orthodox Union Kreisky and West German Chancellor counselor. Her major research and prac­ the General Assembly of the United Na­ Publications Department, 45 West 36th Helmut Schmidt is expected to go there in a tical interests are staff development and tions." Street, New York, N.Y. 10018. few days. school renewal.

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Being the largest single Can you imagine never making a bid with At No Trump, Declarer would be lucky to ed shortly before the 1977 elections and parliamentary faction might gain some a 21 point hand ? Well, that is probably the make seven tricks. Plus 90 if he stopped at joined Premier Menachem Begin's first key committee chairmanships for Labor best action South can take in today's hand if One but minus if he went higher. Some coalition government but never joined but it would still be 11 votes short of the ma­ he carefully considers the likely conse­ 'Souths did pass the first time around. After Likud. jority necessary to govern should the Likud quences if he does take action . Of course, all, East's response was forcing. But when He quit Begin's Cabinet in October, 1979 government fall on a no-confidence motion. when this hand was played, not one South East next bid No Trump, these now because of sharp policy differences with The Dayan issue has been the subject of was able to control himself so they all Doubled. What did they think their the Premier and presently heads the new heated discussion in the party's political wound up receiving a poorer score than partners were going to do with his zero Telem faction which holds only two seats in bureau which would have to make a recom­ they might have had they passed point hand that he must be holding. North the Knesset. Dayan's murcurial nature has mendation. But the bureau itself is in dis­ throughout. couldn't read his partner's mind so each 1 earned him the distrust of many of his for­ array because its election and composition bid two Spades and now their team had to mer Labor colleagues and his moderately are a matter for dispute at the moment. North be minus. East and West would not rescue Mapam has served notice, meanwhile, that • 10862 them as each had already bid everything :I it might leave the Labor Alignment if • 8743 they had. I "Man of La Mancha" will open the Dayan is re-admitted to the party, thereby ♦ 82 Even if South were able to buy the hand ... 864 Providence Opera Theatre's season on strengthening its hawkish wing. at One No Trump the best he could do would Saturday, Sept. 26 , at the Ocean State Per­ West East be plus 90. Whereas if he can set the oppo­ forming Arts Center, Weybosset Street, Israel Plays Major • KQJ5 • 93 nents even one trick under the vulnerability conditions that would be 100 Providence. The company has doubled sub­ Role At Conclave • J 10 • K 96 2 scriptions for season tickets from last year ♦ K Q J 7 ♦ 10 6 5 4 plus. To be minus is much worse. South and the opening performance is expected to RIO DE JANEIRO (JTA) -For the first ♦ 9 5 3 ♦ K 10 2 should consider himself fortunate he was be a sell-out. time in many years, Israel was not at­ not the opener for then he would have The evening will begin with a dinner for tacked by Arab delegations at an inter­ South bought the hand at Two No Trump. But then 100 being served at the Biltmore Hotel and national gathering, this one the 10th Con­ • A74 he would have had lots of company. the guests being chauffeured to the theatre gress of International Law in Sao Paulo. • A Q 5 With East Declarer at No Trump, in Rolls-Royces, where a velvet carpet will By unanimous vote of the 97 participating ♦ A 9 3 South's best lead is the Club Queen. As that be rolled from the curbside through the countries, some 4,000 delegates , resolu­ ♦ A Q J 7 suit breaks evenly, eventually he will be tions offered by the Israel delegation were able to cash three Clubs, two Hearts and lobby of the theatre. After the perfor­ Both sides vulnerable, West was Dealer adopted. Among them , that oil should not two Aces for seven tricks and plus 100. That ma nce, starring Giorgio Tozzi of the with this bidding: Metropolitan Opera and Broadway's Ber­ be a tool of international pressure; that is better than his maximum if he plays the nadette Galanti, the lobby of the Ocean terrorist groups must be fought ; that hand and much better than a minus score w N E s that all the North and South pairs did end State will be turned into an elegant setting human rights must be respected, and free p p emigration guaranteed from all countries. ID 1H with. for a Champagne Buffet complete with an IS p INT End orchestra for dancing. The Arab delegations, including that of South should realize that first, his For remaining tickets call 273-9350 or go Egypt, did not participate in the voting. partner cannot have anything. Second, the to the box office of the Ocean State Perfor­ Their delegations disappeared from the The bidding as shown is not the way it did less one has when his partner makes a ming Arts Center. meeting before the voting. go, only as I am suggesting it might. After Take-out Double, the more imperative it is West opened and East made his Heart that he bid . In this hand North cannot response, I watched as most Souths dream his partner has that power. He could THE NEW doubled for take-out. When West, with a have made the same bid with much less. bare minimum, passed, poor North had to Therefore, South should have foreseen bid his Spade s uit. I now watched, what was going to happen and avoided it. somewhat amusedly, as various Souths Moral: Remember there are only 40 high made various bids. Two bid One No Trump, card points in the deck. When you can ac­ more bid Two No Trump and some more count for all of them, govern yourself ac­ Mandarin & Szechuan Cuisine even went all the way to Three. cordingly. 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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 24, 1981 15 Submitted by Shira Sears of Chabad-Lubavitch Women, Providence. The Head of the Year Our New Year's Day is a day for deep soul-searching and resolution. Yet, as its very Carrot Tzimmes name md1cates_, Rosh Hashanah - Head of the Year - is not just the beginning of another cycle; 1t 1s the head of these days. Just as the brain is the chief of the organs, d1rectmg and mtegrating all of a person's functions and behavior, so, in the same way, There are a variety of Interesting ways to use carrots as a side dish. Sweetened this day of Rosh_Hashanah directs the course of the ensuing new year. Through it the carrots, called Tzimmes, are also traditionally served the night of Rosh Hashana. hfe force, blessmg and sustenance for the days that follow are provided. On Rosh Tzimmes is also often found on the Shabbos table as well. Hashanah, the anniversary of the creation of man in the world the inhabitants of the world are judged anew. ' The main themes of Rosh Hashanah, as expressed in our prayers, are a) coronation: we accept G-d 's kingship over us anew each year; and b) that we ask G-d to grant us a year of life, health and happiness. Although Rosh Hashanah is an awesome Belgian-Hawalian Carrots day, and obviously a time for solemn reflection and self-evaluation, it is not a day of sadness. We have faith in G-d's mercy and are confident that He loves us despite our 2 pounds frozen Belgian carrots ma~y faults. We approach Rosh Hashanah with happiness because it is the day for en­ or surmg a new year better than the one before ; we cannot be sad. 2 pounds canned Belgian . "This day is holy to G-d, your G-d; do not mourn and do not weep ...for the joy of G-d carrots, drained 1s your strength." (Nechemiah 8:9-10) 1 16-ounce can unsweetened pineapple chunks with juice TbeSbofar 1 /3-1 /2 cup honey The special mitzvah of Rosh Hashanah is hearing the blowing of the Sbofar (ram's 2 tablespoons brown sugar horn) which symbolizes the coronation of G-d as King of the universe and brings to 1 teaspoon salt mind several great events which involved a ram's horn - among them the Giving of the Torah at Mt. Sinai and the Binding of Isaac on the altar on Mt. Moriah. It will also Use a 4-quart pot. Add all ingredients and mix them together. Bring to boil, herald the coming of the Messiah. The sounding of the shofar is a call to look into one's then cook on a medium flame for 15-20 minutes. When using frozen carrots, cook soul and improve one's ways, saying, as expressed by Maimonides : "Awake you an additional 10 minutes. sleepers from your sleep, and you slumberers, arise from your slumber - examine I your deeds, repent and remember your Creator" (Hilchos Teshuvah, Chapter 3). .,, i Women, too , have taken upon themselves this mitzvah, even though it is bound to , ! time - the factor which serves in most cases to exempt women from being obligated in ,I a mitzvah. Candied Carrots ! The Shofar is the oldest of wind instruments. So simple and so primitive and so much a part of Jewish history, its piercing sounds penetrate our beings and bring us close to 4 carrots G-d and the observance of His commandments. As the prophet affirms, "Shall the 1 /2 teaspoon salt Shofar be blown in a city and people not tremble?" (Amos 3:6) 1/3 cup brown sugar 1 /2 stick margarine Special Foods and Customs 1 orange (optional) Rosh Hashanah has numerous special customs, and many of them are connected with the Holiday meal. Cook sliced carrots in small amount of salted water. Drain water. Save 113- 112 • On the first night of Rosh Hashanah, we dip our challah into honey instead of salt. cup of water and set aside in a small pan. To that add the brown sugar and mar­ (This custom may go on until Hoshanah Rabbah, depending on family custom.) Right garine and cook over low heat until margarine melts. Pour syrup over carrots and serve. after blessing over bread, a sweet apple is dipped into honey and a special prayer is said asking G-d for a sweet year. Variation: Baked Candied Carrots - Prepare carrots as above, then place in a • The head of a fish is usually eaten, signifying our hope to be the " head," out­ 9" x 9" baking dish. Leave sides of pan free, and place orange slices along all standing in righteousness and an example for all. A popular way to prepare the head is four sides. Bake at 350 ° for 112 hour. The taste of oranges will become absorbed to stuff it with the same mixture used for gefilte fish and then cook it like regular in the carrots, but the orange slices themselves become too dry to serve. gefilte fish . From the Lubavitch Women's, The Spice and Spirit of Kosher-Jewish Cooking • On the second night, a new fruit which was not yet eaten this season is put on the table, preferably at the time of candle-lighting. When the blessing shehechiyonu ("Who has kept alive and bought us to this season" ) is made (by the women at candle­ Committee Formed lighting and by the men during Kiddush) this fruit is kept in mind . It is also good to have Prov. Opera Nears in mind a new garment one is wearing. This new fruit is eaten right after Kiddush and is To Clarify Jewish often a pomegranate, because this is one of the fruits for which the Land of Israel is Subscription Goal praised in the Torah, and also because it is said to contain 613 seeds, equal to the num- Concerns To Media ber of our commandments. · The last push lo solicit 850 corporate sub­ Al a joint meeting of the Executive Com­ • Tzimmes is a sweet carrot dish generally eaten on Rosh Hashanah and throughout scriptions to the Providence Opera Theatre mittee and the Media Committee of the the month of Tishrei. The Yiddish word for carrots is meren, which also means in­ 1981-82 season is scheduled for the week of Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rilh, crease. Tzimmes thus symbolizes the desire lo have our merits increase above our Sept. 12 through the 19th. Boston Globe Editorial page Editor Martin shortcomings. The Corporate Subscription Drive is co­ Nolan spoke of his paper's editorial policy • Honey cake has always been a traditional and popular dessert during this time. chaired by Harry J. Baird of Peal, regarding Israel and its interpretation on • Many people use round challahs on Rosh Hashanah, and also round farfel for soup , Marwick and Mitchell and John Wall , the Middle East problems and issues. Since lo express the hope that the new year will likewise be rounded out and perfect and bring President of Rhode Island Hospital Trust laking over the Editorial Page in January the best of everything to everyone. In addition, the word farfallen represents the hope National Bank. The Corporate Committee of this year, Nolan has instituted a strong , for a falling away of our misdeeds of the past year. consists of Bruce G. Sundlun of Columbia policy of balanced editorial writing. Nolan • There is a custom not to eat nuts because of the similar numerical equivalent of the Pictures and the Outlet Company, Jim was questioned on such diverse topics as: letters in the word for nut (egoz) and the word for sin (chet). A very practical reason Winoker of B.B. Greenberg, J. Thomas race relations in Boston, Israel's positive not to eat nuts is in order lo keep the throat clear for the long prayer services of the Kershaw and Marvin Holland. and negative image, American public opi­ Yorn Tov . The drive has already produced 100 cor­ nion regarding Israel and the upcoming On the first day of Rosh Hashanah, after the afternoon services, we customarily porate subscriptions. The mezzanine and Reagan Administration's proposal to sell " throw" our sins into a body of fresh water which has in it live fjsh . This custom is front orchestra sections of the Ocean State sophisticated radar planes known as known as tashlich, from the statement (Michah 7:19 ): " And you shall cast away Performing. Arts Center are expected lo AWACS to Saudi Arabia. He also explained I ( tashlich) all your sins ... " If the first day of Rosh Hashanah falls on Shabbos, be filled with representatives of 350 major the Globe's editorial policy and process. I Tashlich is said the second day. corporations in the stale. The committee, according to Robert Since Rosh Hashanah is the Head of the Year, it sets the pattern for each of the days The community subscription drive stood Fanger, Chairman of the Media Commit­ lo come. For this reason we should try to be extra careful in everything we do and think al 1,000 on · Sept. 1. The goal is 1,500 tee, is a new AOL mechanism to deal with and say on this all-important day. Whether praying or serving food , making blessings, subscriptions. media leaders and spokespersons. 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SHALOM: THE MORNING DOVE symbolizes Peace and Prosperity for the coming Rosh Hashanah, 5742. Photographed by Charles M. Silverman, this print 'i will be on exhibit at the Barrington Public Library from Oct. 1 through Oct. 30.

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"We Pulled Ourselves Together" page 18 I I I The Silent Majority Yearns For Peace page 18 j I Preparing For The Days Of Awe page 19 j l Jewish Cultural Activities Flourishing In Latin America page 20 i page 22 l The Amazing Saga Of The Sarajevo Haggada 1 1 The Armenian Community In Israel page 26 'I l Falashas: The Endangered Jews Of Ethiopia page 29 ADL Rosh Hashanah Message page31 I Holy Days Message From Council Of Christians And Jews page34 Medical Update For 57 42 page 32 Jewish Art Buried In Caves Of Paris Museum page 35 On Discovering Freedom page 36

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by Hadassah Bat Haim with United Jewish Appeal funds, is still free of that alertness, or of an ingrained tilated only for the usual overnight stay, KIRYAT SHEMONA - "The whole scarred and healing slowly. sense of the distance to the nearest bomb were becoming odorous and all but airless. might of the German army couldn't make The shell holes and the debris are gone, shelter. In spite of the danger, many people re- me leave my home in England during the but the houses are not rebuilt, only Ruth Stern watches the children at play . turned to their homes . blitz," 81-year-old Ruth Stern tells a patched. The patching delayed improve­ for a while, and there is a special, proud But those first dangerous and disoriented visitor, "so I certainly wasn't going to ments in the bomb shelters, brought to smile on her face as she says goodbye to her days were not what the residents wanted to move for the PLO." light by the sustained July attack; they are visitor and prepares to correct some recall - except as background for the The doughty volunteer English teacher is only now being completed. The Town Coun­ English papers. At 81 , she is impatient with decisive local and national action that explaining why she stayed in her bed and cil has only recently regrouped, and its the past and will not dwell on it ; she con­ followed. scorned going to a shelter during the 11-day decisions and actions still have the tone of centrates on the future . . " We pulled ourselves together," one of rain of PLO rockets on Kiryat Shemona expedient emergency measures. The pro­ them says with a look that reflects the last July. Standing with her visitor at a win­ jected telephone exchange, to sharpen Outside, the visitor finds some residents remembered spirit of defiance, "and the dow of the room she would not abandon, she communications during future attacks, has who are willing to recall the July attack. whole country pulled together with us ." seems to be sharing her pride and deter­ not yet been installed. How bad was it? Bad enough. The missiles In the face of the continuing barrage the mination with the town at large. Recovery will come, and reasonably , came over in bursts of 40 at one time. In shelters were cleaned up and disinfected. Kiryat Shemona does seem to have made soon; it always has in Kiryat Shemona, two hours, 125 shells fell in the Kiryat Many women and c hildren were a miraculous recovery: little damage which has been the most continuous target Shemona area. In all, 450 buildings were evacuated, taken to safety by volunteer bus showing, children running freely coming in all of Israel for shellings by Katyusha damaged and 74 people were rushed off to drivers. Kibbutzim away from the danger home from school, a quiet sense of rockets. Through the years, after all, the Safed and Afula. The town itself has no zone opened their gates. Invitations to regained normality. Like Ruth Stern, the town 's residents have been forced to shar­ hospital. house children, with or without their often battered development town at pen their survival skills. They go about By the third day, it was clear that this parents, came from all over the country. Israel's northern border seems to be their business constantly on the alert for was not the kind of hit-and-run attack the Doctors and Psychiatrists who had been on holding its ground, unmoving in the face of the ominous cracks in the sky that are the town had endured so often in the past. It vacation rushed back to look after the sick PLO terror. calling cards of the Lebanon-based was a siege, and handling it would not be and distressed. Some of Israel's leading en­ Yes, but look closer and there are signs Katyushas. Boys and girls now preparing easy. In the midst of the summer holidays, tertainers toured the shelters hour after that the town, established more than two for their Barmitzvot or Batmitzvot have public services were functioning only hour, singing and playing in total disregard decades ago by the Jewish Agency largely never known the luxury of an hour's play minimally. The shelters, adequately ven- of the missiles thudding all around. Expert physiotherapists held handicraft classes inside the shelters, guiding the children in m aking models and toys. A South American orchestra on an international tour gave up its free time to perform in the beleaguered town. Problems were solved as they arose. The banks sent out volunteers to enable the women tellers to get our with their children. Though the shops opened as soon as there seemed to be an interval in the shelling, they were quickly closed again by \ the police and the Civil Guard the moment the danger intensified. This meant that basic foods were in very short supply, and the army undertook to deliver bread and milk where it was needed. The soldiers of­ ten lingered to play with the children. " . . . and to flirt with the girls," a woman standing by puts in. " That way, everybody was cheered up ." To the visitor, the Kiryat Shemona answer to the Eleven Days in July is now clear - from the elderly woman who stood alone and wouldn 't budge, and the others who stood together to keep life going. The answer to attack is resistance. The answer to sudden death from the skies is life endur­ ing on earth. Will it happen again? The people of Kiryat Shmona have little faith in the cease fire. They don 't say " If the Katyushas come again," but " When they come again . .. " And they know that, when or if they do, they'll be ready - readier than e,ver . So Ruth Stern really said it all. In the .. • truest, deepest sense: nobody in Kirya t DAMAGE FROM PLO ROCKET SIEGE, such as this crater in roof of apartment house, is no longer seen in Israeli border de­ Shemon is going to move for the PLO. velopment town in Kiryat Shemona. The spirit of the townspeople is high two months after the 11-day Katyusha attack in July. The Silent Majority Yearns For Peace by Shoshana Cyngel exciting challenge and adventure. visited Arab families. We wanted to get to sensitive enough, you can learn by experi­ People in the Holy Land, both Israeli Lizi rented a room in a respectable Arab know the community, the people's re­ encing no less than by reading. " J ews and Arabs, yearn for peace. Moreover, family's residence in Arara, an Arab vil­ sponses to ideas we had. But the villagers In the background one can hear the there is a silent majority that wishes to lage located near the Samarian moun­ seemed very tranquil and contented. It is Moazin 's prayer. Scents of oriental food fill know and understand each other properly tains. difficult for them to accept changes," says the air. in spite of cultural differences, prevailing " I never was in an Arab village before for Lizi. " They accepted me as a person a lot " Their life is so much more simple," prejudices and the loud voices of the any length of time ," she says. " It was a sooner than as a community and youth says Lizi, " closer to the land, which is the extremists, full of hatred, which are in­ new experience. Everything looked differ­ worker offering new ideas and change. essence of life. In the western culture there creasingly heard in both camps. For them, ent. Such a muddle of houses, paths, They were not enthusiastic at first, but as is so much alienation. We close ourselves it is not enough to believe passively in sheep, hens ... I was not scared, but I felt time passed, they really changed their at­ behind shutters. We drive cars instead of peace: peace must be worked for actively like a stranger. The possibility that I was titudes." walking and meeting people." and personally. forcing myself upon the Arab family wor­ The Arab villagers were amazed to see an Hens are crowding around us . In a Ten youngsters, among them Israeli ried me. Why should they welcome me?," Israeli Jew living among them. " Why did neighbor's yard a young Arab sings aloud. Jews, Israeli Arabs and American Jewish I kept asking myself. you come?," they asked and still ask her, A child laughs. immigrants, have recently decided to reach Her fears, however, soon vanished. astonished. "To know your culture, to learn "You know," she tells me, " I feel as if I out and help bring together Israeli Arabs Father Hasan, a handsome 44-year-old your language and to work with you," she could have been in China , as far as getting and Jews. They are members of the stone-layer, his wife Roschaiya, a sympa­ replies. to know our neighbors is concerned, before " Interns for Peace" movement, initiated a thetic 38-year-old housewife and their After three months, the situation began coming here. Can you imagine , only now year and a half ago by Bruce Cohen, an daughters Samira, a 20-year-old dress­ to improve. In an apartment rented by the am I becoming acquainted with people liv­ American Reform rabbi. The young men maker, and Najach, a 14-year-old high village council, Lizi and her friends opened ing one hour away from my house, but in and women left town a year ago and moved school student, welcomed Lizi warmly. a kindergarten. They also founded in the an entirely different world. Isn't it strange? to three Arab villages - Arara, Kara and At first they gathered around her in the village a Na 'amat Club (the organization Tamra - to engage in communal work, living-room, drinking tea slowly, ex­ belongs to women members of the Israeli Li zi believes the two nations are able to aiming to narrow the gap between the Jew­ amining her. "Suddenly they asked me to Labor Party), with Israeli-Arab folk danc­ live in peace. " It can happen' But this ish and Arab communities in Israel. explain a Hebrew word they did not under­ ing groups, gymnastic and dramatic devil called politics stands in its way. It One of the young people who joined the stand. Then I felt the ice was broken," groups, etc. " We have various additional distorts everything and turns people into a peace movement is 27-year-old Israeli­ recalls Lizi, who shares the same room plans ," adds Lizi. "People understand now mob," she says bitterly. Lizi does not call born Lizi Meller. She recalls: " Before I with Samira and Najach. "They are very that in a way they need us . It is the begin­ the multitude to follow her. "I merely ask finished my translation studies at the warm people" she emphasizes. ning of a process - the people have started them to listen to each other, to care, be­ Hebrew University in Jerusalem, I had met The first three months were tough for asking us for assistance," she stresses. cause as you get more acquainted, your a young man who told me about the Lizi and her three friends, American born Everyday life in the village interests Lizi. prejudices disappear." Interns for Peace movement, of which he yo ungsters, members of the Interns for " You always learn something new, for in­ Listening to Interns for Peace, one senses was a member. The idea attracted me. I Peace movement, all living in Arara. It was stance, new attitudes to life, unknown to that as long as Arab and Jewish youngsters really wanted to help bring together Israeli a time of doubts, mistakes and seeking the you and your culture. This clash of cultures reach out towards one another, there is Arabs and Jews. Besides, it seemed such an right direction. "Most of the time we stimulates you intellectually. If you are hope in the Holy Land. , ______' 751 -8682 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1981 -19

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SEASON'S GREETINGS ·'· MRS. ISRAEL B. DICKENS Sarajevo ... DR. and MRS. MAYNARD S. BURT Continued from pn·ceding: pag:<.• AMERICAN CARD CO., INC. and Family of an honored national hero. carried across the The Jews of Sarajevo have Mediterranean to Morocco 35 BAKER STREET, PROVIDENCE Wish Their Relatives and Friends a Happy their own history, and it is after the 1492 expulsion from and Prosperous New Year embodied in the haggada. Its Spain ar.d worn by the rabbis HOpklns 7-8278 discovery in 1894 created of the land; and the same something of a sensation style nas persisted in Israel among the Judaica scholars up to the present, in th~ gar­ Best, Wishes and art-historians of Vienna. ments worn by older inen They clearly recognized, who had been born and raised Christy's Lit1uors For a Happy and Healthy New Year from that moment, that in North Africa . 579 Reservoir Ave., Cranston, RI there had existed a great The calligraphy in the 50 Manischewitz Magen David Carmel body of Hebrew illustrated pages of the seder ritual has SCURTl'S FORGE CAFE manuscripts in the Middle been traced, similarly, to the Mother Goldestein 195 Forge Road Ages, despite the general im- Barcelona of the 14th cen­ 467-4700 pression, still held at the end tury. The bold, upright East Greenwich, R.I. 02818 of the 19th century, that characters, with their long With Best Wishes for a 884-9857 biblical injunctions against ascenders and descenders New Year of Health & Happiness graven images had prevailed above and below the line, are over any expression of a typical of the place and the medieval Jewish art. time. The Ha Lahma ("This Other i llu mi na ted is the bread of affliction") manuscripts of that era have page, which begins the seder since been discovered - con- service, is decorated with the firming the fact that Jewish coat-of-arms of the City of artists were at work both in Barcelona and of the royal the Sephardic centers of family of Aragon which then Spain, France and Italy - ruled that area of Spain. and in the Ashkenazic com- These coats-of-arms have munities of Germany and been found in other HAPPY NEW YEAR Central Europe. manuscripts of Barcelona The unearthing of the Dura Jewry. They indicate both IN ISRAEL? (?inion Europos synagogue, in our the sense of local pride in the own time, demonstrates that kingdom in which the Jews Anywhere in the World! Jewish figurative art had had prospered - and a feel­ With Best Wishes flourished as early as the ing of connectedness, as We'll Help You Get There Third Century CE and that court Jews, with their very For a Healthy, Prosperous New Year probably the murals on the highest circles. For it was LOTTE POVAR walls of Dura Europos had only the wealthy - the - been copied from Hebrew merchants, doctors and 328 WARREN AVE ., EAST PROVIDENCE 2669 POST ROAD manuscripts created cen- jewelers employed by the . WARWICK, RHODE ISLAND 02886 turies earlier. king of Aragon - who could The Sarajevo Haggada it- have afforded to commission self reflects the beginnings of for their personal Passover BEST WISHES the present-day Jewish com- tables such expensive works munity in medieval Bar- as an illuminated haggada or FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR ~T WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR celona . The manuscript is prayer-book. composed of 34 pages of ii- Barcelona Jewry in the ~ from . lustrations and 50 pages of 14th century had developed WARWICK FEDERAL · text, also richly embellished the foremost community with drawings. The illustra- throughout Spain, surpassing SYDNEY SUPPLY CO. tions depict biblical scenes, all others in wealth, in SAVINGS TAKE TIME ranging from the Creation to scholarship and in the degree Toke Time to think - It is the source of power. the death of Moses ; and, ex- of its recognition by the and Loan Association Toke Time to ploy - It is the secret of perpetual youth. cept for the nudes like Adam reigning monarch. The Sara­ and Eve, the characters por- jevo Haggada could not have 1050 WARWICK A VENUE Toke Time to read - It is the fountain of wisdom. trayed wear the costumes been produced any later Toke Time to pray - It is the greatest power on earth. associated with the Bar- because, by the end of the 467-6100 Take Time to love and be loved - It is a God-given privilege. celona Jews of the 14th Cen- century, the era of prosperity . 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BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Bocce Club Sarajevo • • • 3!E~e~~~.~!e~~p~~~e~ce 226 St. Louis Avenue, Woonsocket, R.I. Continued from preceding page as well. The first no_te is written in Congregation draws · people from all lands Theodore's Landing The gates of the Juderia, Hebrew and is dated Sunday, to serve the present day Rt. 1, Plainville, Mass. th_e_ Jewish quarter, were August 25 , 1510. it is a note of Best Wishes far a Healthy and Happy New Year burned. Then the buildings within were looted and also methodsale ; its choiceof dating of words and, . '",:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: New Year Greetings burned. The records of the calligraphy are in the style of Happy New Year Abby Construction Company community were destroyed. the Italian Jewish scribes. . Atlas' Cha,·n Co. Precious silver ornaments in The second note is written in 1 Kane Road, Smithfield the synagogues were stolen Latin and is dated 1609 by a 175 Dupont Drive _?31-4555 - or melted down. Hundreds of Giovanni Domenico Providence 02907 men, women and children Vistorini, a censor employed 943-2600 were killed. by the church. He testifies National Conference of Chrl1tlan1 The community never that he has examined the and Jew1 recovered. Some of its mem­ manuscript and has found New Year Greetings Extends New Y aar GrNfings With The Sincere Hope bers escaped to North nothing objectionable in it. That The Year 5742 - 1980. 198' Will Iring ,eace Africa; the majority of the This much we know TOURTELLOT & CO., INC. And Understanding To All People Of The Wo,ld survivors accepted conver­ then : a Jewish community CHARLOTTE I. PENN, Director Harris Avenue Southeastern N.E. ReQion sion. As Marranos, secret ob­ still exists in Sarajevo its servers, they maintained a older members still speak­ Providence, R. I. kind of Judaism for another ing, on occasion, the Ladino MR. and MRS. JEROME HOROWITZ 183 Ninth StrNt century ...until the Inquisi­ of their Spanish ancestors, MR. and MRS. STEPHEN BAUTISTA tion of 1486 and the Expulsion still observing the unique BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR MR. and MRS. SIDNEY CARL HOROWITZ of 1492 finally brought to a ritual and cuisine of the Sharon Beth and Jeffrey David close Jewish life in Bar­ Sephardic seder. And there is and MR . and MRS. STEVEN HOROWITZ EXCELL Manufacturing Co. Jeremy and Janie• celona and the whole of the haggada, with its made­ - CHAINS - Extend Best Wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year Spain. in-Barcelona illustrations Jewish dispersion in the and the notes added in fine 200 Chestnut Street 421-5957 following decades is known Italian and Latin hands. Jerry's Service Station - to Portugal and North There is a school boy selling Africa, to the New World, to the book in 1894 , and there is A Healthy and Prosperous 1101 Hope Street Holland, to Italy, Greece and in our own time a sleight-of­ Turkey, and to Sarajevo. hand directed against the New Year to Ah from Tel.: 831-9288 Two notes added to one page Nazis. of the text of the haggada Between the good friar, Wishes To Extend GrNtings and Best Wish~s suggest that the Sarajevo Vistorini, writing Latin, and Antonio's Coiffures, Inc. For the New Year Jews paused for at least a the little Cohen boy, reading MOBILGAS century in Italy before Hebrew, there is a gap in the reaching their ultimate life of the Sarajevo haggada 837 HOPE STREET destination in the heart of the of almost 400 years. It will Balkan Peninsula. remain, forever, a mystery. NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS from PROVIDENCE I The Armenian 861-8887 Community Holiday Greetings 11 BARRY In Israel PONTIAC BUICK - INC. by Malkah Raymist changes of rulers and .,, In 1967 , after the Six Day regimes and knew better Pontiac-Buick-Volvo-Datsun War, two journalists visited than to express hasty opi­ VillAG( flowER sltop the Armenian Patriarchate nions. Now, however, after m Sa/es & Service rnfflW 1803 Cranston Street in Jerusalem. Upon asking a 13 years of Israeli rule, they Cranston, R.I. 02920 • high ranking clergyman are more willing to express ~ 166 Conne!!_ High1Nay ....., Tel. (401) 942-8550 there how the Armenian pop­ their appreciation of Israel Newport, R. I. 847-5600 ulation of Jerusalem felt un­ and offer possible sugges­ CALL TO RESERVE YOUR DA TE der Israeli rule , they FOR YOUR SPRING, SUMMER tions for improvement. OR FALL WEDDING received the following reply: The Armenian community '' It is too early to tell. Ask me in Israel is small, numbering 10 years from now." about 4,000 , organized and Through centuries of highly developed. Half live in BEST WISHES Turkish oppression, Arme­ Jerusalem, mainly in the Old HARBOURS/DE nians learned caution. They City, while the rest live in FOR A HEAL THY AND HAPPY lived through too many Continued on next pa_ge ' LOBS TERMAN/A NEW YEAR Best Wishes For The NE;JW Year Water Street East Greenwich OAKLAWN ANIMAL HOSPITAL 884-6363

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