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Pollce Q~estion Rabbi Conference Expels­ Rabbi Meir Kahane BRUSSELS - Rabbi Meir des Con.e;res, a convention hall, Kahane, the controversial leader where he made a written request THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEW/SH WEEKLY IN R. I AND SOUTHEAST MASS. of the Jewish Defense League, ror an opportunity to speak. It was expelled from Belgium was rejected, as _had been a Wednesday after he had been request he made before the VOLUME,LIV,NUMBER48 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1971 16 Pages 15c PER COPY refused admittance to a conference. conference or Jewish Calm and smlllng, he then left organizations on the situation or the hall saying that he had not Soviet Jews. The rabbi who was come "to destroy the UAR Threatens ·More Fighiin_g convicted Tuesday In New York or conference" but wished to assert having provoked demonstrations his right to speak. Some or his against the Soviet mission to the youthful followers, principally Unless Israel Makes Peace Move United Nations, arrived here to Amel"ican and French, were press his activist viewpoint. understood to have considered CAIRO - The United Arab Council to get the Israelis to same views to Donald C, Bergus, After having been barred from forcing tactics but got no Republic said Wednesday that It change their policy could prevent the senior United States diplomat the meeting, he was detained 10 opportunity to apply them. might resume fighting with Israel another outbreak of fighting, Al here. hours by the Belgian police for unless the Isr aeli Government Ahram said. The major point In Cairo's questioning and was then forced Within minutes after he had produced positive peace moves. Earlier this week, the UAR messages, ft was reported. was to depart on a plane to London. left, three plainclothes men took Informed sources said that If warned the United States, the that peace could not be achieved Sam Shoshan, a spokesman or the him to a police · station for such proposals were not quickly Soviet Union. Britain and France between Egypt and Israel without J ewtsh Defense League, who was questioning. forthcoming, Egypt would refer that what It termed the Israeli a Ml Israeli withdrawal. detained with the rabbi, was Upon the rabbi's request, Alta the maner to the United Nations refusal to withdraw from The Foreign Minister said allowed to remain In Belgium. Fowler, the United States consul, Security Council. If the Council occupied Arab terrl tortes was that Cairo expected the Big Four Rabbi Kahane's expulsion threw visited him at the. police station did nor Intervene promptly, creating a dangerous situation In powers to fulfill their the conference into an uproar, and Informed him that Belgian fighting must then be resumed, the Middle East. responsibilities In the situation. embarrassed Its organizers and law permitted the police to hold a the sources said. catro·s action followed a He said that Israel' s defiance sharpened a split between a man for 24 hours without formal The influentlal newspaper Al statement by the Israeli of demands for a full withdrawal major tt y favor Ing peaceful charges. Ahr am, which usually reflects Governm e nt declaring that represented a challenge to the pressure on th e Soviet The Ministry of Justice said It Government policy, said that although Israel was favorably United Nations Charter, the Big Government to tmpro1£e the lot of had been advised by the Israel's reply to Egypt's peace Impressed by Egyptian readiness Four powers and world opinion. Jews and those who think that conference leadership that the proposals must be post rive and ro reach a peace agreement, In response to the Israeli violence is necessary. rabbi had been barred from the satisfactory to Egypt. nontheless Israel would refuse to statement, an official source The rabbi had been allowed proceedings and that In view or If It were nor, nothing short of withdraw troops to the borders suggested that the crisis would Into the front hall of the Palats (Continued on page 12) prompt action by the Security that existed before the six- day again be raised In· the United war of 1967. Nations Security Council, a move The Israeli statement bas opposed by the United States. Charter Memberships Are Available been denounced here as a A week ago, the Egyptians categorical rejection of a recent replied to a message from Dr. peace Initiative by Dr. Gunnar V. J arrlng and, for the first time, For New Jewish Community Center Jarring, the United Nations specified readiness to conclude a Intermediary. peace agreement with Israel In Charter Membership are now I n v It e d to make a pledge Additional charges will be made exchange for total withdrawal and being accepted for the new Jewish c o m m ens u rate w Ith their for enrollment in special purpose Foreign Minister Mahmoud Community Center building to other commlnnenrs. financial abilities, according to activities In which both Interest Ried reiterated this view In Cal r o's message stirred open this spring, according to an Mr. Feldstein. and enrollment are limited such m ee tings w I th the Soviet announcement by Harlan J. Espo, optimism In foreign capitals and Full Center membership, ror as art classes, dance classes, Ambassador, Vladimir M. raised hopes that there would be. JCC !_)resident. . the family or any Individual age crafts classes, etc. Vlnogradov, the British another extension of the cease­ Currently, the opportunity to group, will generally Include the General members will be A mba s sad or. SI r Richard .Join ts being' offer ed to all fire along the Suez Canal, use of all Center facO!tles except furnished a private storage Be aum on t, and the French scheduled to expire March 7. contributors to the Center those reserved to the men's and basket In which to keep· their Ambassador, Francois Puaux. Building Fund campaign and to E~t' s stiff reaction to women' s health clubs. physical education clothing and The Foreign Minister's chief present Center members. These Israel s statement of refusal to a General family membership, equipment at the Ce~ter, If they aide, Mohammed Rlad, was full-withdrawal seemed to dim the contributors are given a limited wish. Dressing lockers will be reportecl to have expressed the time to Indicate their Intentions w 111 • encompass the father, optimism. mother, all children up to the age furnished In all locker rooms for to affiliate with the new Center, members to change when actually after whtcp membership of 18 plus full time college students up to the age of-25, upon participating In physical enrollment will open to the entire education prograhls. There w111 community._ applicatio n. Me mbe rship Golda Meir Refuses privileges wlll Include year­ be no extra charge for these Ch ar t er membership will round use of the swimming pool, facilities. permit early applicants to enroll gymnasium, exercise facilities, Othe r categories or full In the membership division of locker and shower facilities, Center membership will Include Complete Withdrawal their choice, particularly In the basket room and courts without the "401 Club", a contributing family membership and health any extra fees, except for towels , family membership which wtll JERUSALEM - Israel said border-mapping committee was club categories where enrollment soap and miscellaneous supplies, replace the Center's present Wednesday that In her reply to headed by a senior army officer, maximums have been set by the If required. " Century Club" classification of Egyptian peace proposals she another by key Government Center board. · contributing membership. would form ally refuse total officials and that the third was The .Center's plans call for a In addition, members of the family will have the use of Members In this category, by withdrawal from Arab areas made up of experts on In­ beginning of service in the new paying fees In excess of regular seized In the six-day war of 196 7. ternational law. The committees building around May 1, 1971, with lounges,. game rooms, library, music alcove and other facilities . (Continued on page 11) A s tatement_ Issued by were said to have been formed a dedication week planned for the Premier Golda Meir's office last month after Israel returned week of June 6. · termed groundless reports to the to Indirect peace negotiations A 11 present Center Defense Minister Intervenes effect that the reply would nor with the United Arab Republic and memberships will expire on the reject complete withdrawal. J ordan under Dr. Gunnar V opening date of the new Center The Cabinet announcecl Sunday Jarring, the United Nations building. All present Center In Chief Rabbinate Election that Israel would not pull back to Intermediary. members were informed at the JERUSALEM - Defense under those circumstances could the boundaries that had existed Each com mlttee is working on time of their last membership M inls t er Moshe Dayan has be submitted directly to the before the I 967 war, bur political a SJ)eclfic aspect of peacetime r enewal that, upon expiration Intervened unexpectedly in Knesset for · approV'al without sources In Jerusalem had said borders, the sources said. date, those who enroll In the new prepara:tlons for the forthcoming discussion by the full Cabinet. that there_would be no reference · Israeli political sources said Center would receive a credit elect lo n of Israel's chief But Dayan's Intervention Is likely to this In the formal reply to be that Mrs. Meir and Mr. Eban upon their new mem·bershtp dues rabbinate. As a result, the to bring the whole Issue before - submitted to Dr. Gunnar V. were expected to · complete In the amount or the unexpired elections may be delayed beyond the government, delaying the Jarring, the United Nations Israel's reply within 48 hours and portion of their present dues. the expiration or the present chte"t elections. In thaf event, Minister Intermediary In the · Indirect send It to Yosef Tekoah, the Charter memberships paid rabbis' terms at the end of next of Religious Affairs Zerach Arab-Israeli negotiations. Israeli delegate to the United now will become effective for month. Warhaftlg would have to ask the The Premler•s office declared Nations , who wllJ transmit It to present members on May 1, 1971. Knesset to temporarily extend the today that "the draft of Israel's Dr. J arrlng. New charter members or the Gen. Dayan, who does not reply to the Egyptian proposals, normally Involve himself in terms of the Incumbent chief Center (those not presently rabbis. which were submitted through Dr. Jordan Leader Asks enrolled) will have the advantage rel!g!9us affairs, sent a letter .to Dayan has said on previous Jarring, contains .the ·or use or Center membership Premier Golda Meir In which he occasions that he believes the Gove rnment's decision as Israel To Withdraw · from the date or enrollment until stated' his view that there Is no time has come to end the division reported In Its official need for two chief rabbis, one ANNAN, Jordan, - Foreign May 1, 1972. of the chief rabbinate Into communique. l.e.,rhat Israel wll) Minister AbduJlah Salah said Ashkenazlc (East European) and not return to the armistice lines The enter•s new m~mbershlp the other Sephhardic (Oriental). Ashkenazic and Sephardic Tuesday that Jordan was ready to rates, while not yet made branches. But his latest action of June 4, 1967." r ecognize the existence of Israel (The Incumbent Ashkenazic Chief was believed to have been 0 n Sunday, the Cabinet generally public, are being · Rabbi is ltzhak Unterman; his If the Israelis would · withdraw outlined to all those Invited to prompted to the Army Chief directed Mrs. Meir and Foreign from aJI occupied territories. Sephardic counterpart is -Chief Chaplain, "Rabbi Shlomo Goren, Minister Abba Eban to draft a - become charter members. The Rabbi Isser Niss Im.) King Hussein said In 1969 that new rates will be published next who shares his opinion that one reply to Cairo's peace proposals , Jordan 'ft'._OU!d be w1lllng to week·, Edward F e ldsteln, The chief rabbis are not Chief ,Rabbi Is sufficient. Rabbi which included a demand for the recognize Israel under certain chairman or the Center e lected by popular vote but are Goren, who holds the rank of complete Israeli pullback. con

2 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1971 • I For news of Israel, Jewish society, read the Her ald .•.an d Sugarman Memorial Chapel. communities throughout the for some of the best bargains In ./ Burial was In . Lincoln Park world, local organizations and the Greater Providence area. Cemetery. Born In Russia, July 21 , 1891, he was the son of the late Barnett and Zoehler (Charney) Kelman. He had lived In Providence for more than 50 years. A registered pharmacist, Mr. !(elman founded the Arcadia Pharmacy, 626 Broad Street, He operated It until ten years ago when he retired. He was a member of the J ewish Home for the Aged and Rhode Island Jewish Fraternal Association. Survivors Include one brother, Abraham Kelman of Providence and one sister, Mrs. Rebecca Fine of Providence. * * * I SIMON ABRAMSON Funeral services for Simon TO APPEAR WITH PHILHARMONIC: Pianist Lorin Hollander will re turn for "Big Sam" Abramson, 73, of 78 his third appearance w ith the Rhode Island Philharmonic under the di­ · Princeton Avenue, who died rection of Francis Madeira on Saturday, March 6, at 8:30 p.m. at the unexpectedly Wednesday, were 15RAEL Veterans Memoiral Auditorium . The all- Russian program w ill include the held the following day at the Overture to "Colas Breugnon" by Kabalevsky; the Concerto No. 5 in G . Sugarman Memorial Chapel. • WORK in o Kibbutz Major fo, piano and «chestra by Prokofiev performed by Mr. Hollander, Burial was tn Lincoln Park and the Symphony Na. 5 in E Mino, by Tchaikovsky. Actively e ngaged Cemetery. • STUDY at on Israeli university in experime ntal educational programs in the public school system, 26- The husband of the late yeor old Ml. Hollander has performed on fi ve continents. Gertrude (Oavtdofl) Abramson, he • WORK with new immigrants was a native of Russia, born on December 14, 1897. He had • PARTICIPATE in arts, music, dance festivals Dr. Nelson Glueck Dies Of Cancer wor ked most recently as an CINCINNATI - Or. Nelson the Jordan," 1 ' The River automobile salesman before his Summer, Semester, Year Programs GI ueck, 70 , educator and Jordan," 0 Rtvers in the Desert: retirement. archeologtst, died of cancer A History of the Megev" and A I ab or racketeer and Friday, February 12. strongarm man of the 1930s and FOR HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE AND POS T-COUEGE GROUPS "Deities and Dolphins: The Story Dr. Glueck, president of the of the Habataeans." 40s, he became Involved In labor Hebrew Union College - Jewish disputes In New York, New CONT ACT: JOINT ISRAEL PROGRAMS Institute of Religion since 1947, Ordained as a rabbi in 1923 Jersey and Rhode Island. Hts located the site of King Solomon' s when he wa s 22, Dr. Glueck atte mpt to break a strike In East mines, determined the ancient received his Ph .D. from the Providence In 1949 led to an SEYMOUR KRIEGER HAROLD ORGANIC borders of Edom, Moab and University of Jena in Germany. In Investigation by the s tate attorney 331-0193 863-2668 Ammon, and disclosed that the 1961, he delivered a benediction general. Negev had been lnhab(ted as early at the Inauguration or President Kennedy. He ts survived by a son, as 4,000 B.C. Gerald Abramson of Middletown His books inclu d e He was awarded honorary and five grandchildren. RHODt ISLAND PHILHARMONIC '' Exp l orations in Eastern degree_:; from 20 colleges and FrcJnci~ McJde1r.:1, MUlil< Dirt•

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THE RHOD_E ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1971 3 3 Students To Study NEO-NAZIS JOE ANDRE'S During Israel Tour BONN - Nazi literature, swastikas, submachine guns, -ORCHESTRA Three ninth-grade srudents of pistols and ammunition were Mu,ic for that .,.ry special offoir the New England Academy of uncovered by police this week In Weddings Bar Mitzvahs Torah, Inc. will take part In a raids on homes In Bonn, Cologne 831-3739 Res. 944-7298 study tour In Israel beginning In and Dusseldorf. March. 1be three, Michael Brand, Richard Seplowltz and Teddy RESERVE EARLY FOR PASSOVER Zablotsky wlll study Jewish history and bible with Israeli MILLIS, MASS. students at Gjvat Washington near NOVICK'S m 376-1456 Ashkelon. Also, they wlll tour the • TRADITIONAL SEDER • OPIM TO THE ·,u,uc country. They will return In June. _ • S.mc:H ot1 ,....,... for the l,,tl,e I-Dey Hollclay The Academy of Torah Is the e __, •114 -· ,,.._ Dolly o __,,, Loww Strlctt,, -- Providence Hebrew Day School's __ ...... _, _ high school division. 'The Crucible' Set The Roosevelt School Shippen Paint, Stamford, Conn. 06902 • Tel. , 203-325-2231 To Begin Tonight M. Schwan.schikl, Director The Academy Players will COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL present "The Crucible," by Grades 9-12 • Past Graduate Arthur Ml11er at 8:30 p.m. Prlday, February 28, at East American Jewiih Home Lile • only 45 minute$ from New Yori City Greenwich High School. • Foculty-Student rottO 1 to 7 · SuperviMd Study Help Director Is Tom Vernon of • Individualized Scheduling • Streu on fundamentals • Remed.01 and Progressive Programmi~ Warwick; producer Is - J ackle • Cultural, Athletic a nd Recreational Programs Feinstein of East Greenwich and John Malloy of Quonset Point has Information and Interview with Local lep,...ntative: the lead role of John Proctor. Mr. Marshall Gerstenblatt • Tel. (401) 737-6198 The Friday performance will benefl t the East Greenwich <::ltlzens Scholarship Poundatlon. After Sunday's performance, CELEBRATE 50th ANNVERSARY: M,_ and Mn. Harold Bellin of 15 Klpl­ there will be a forum discussion. lng Strfft recently celebrated their 50th wedding annivenary at a party Tickets are available at the held at Temple Beth Torah and given by their children, M,_ and Mn. Je­ ISRAEL - $360 door. rome Katz, Albert N. Bellin and Ml. and Mn. Arthur S. Bellin. ORGANIZATION NEWS MAXIMUM 10-DAYSTAY I PLUS s4s.OO MINIMUM MEN'S CLUB premier of "Divertimenro '71," a The Men's Club of Temple youth ballet. LAND ARRANGEMENTS Beth Davld-Anshe Kovne wlll The ballet Is part of the sponsor services at 8:30 p.m. Warwick Arts Foundation, "Pun Friday, February 26, at the With the Arts" program. 8 - 21 DAYS s399 temple. Cantor Charles Ross and ( NO LAND SUPPLEMENT REQUIRED) Ernest Coleman of Connecticut RABBI TO SPEAK w 111 conduct services. Mr. Rabbi Emanuel S. Goldsmith Coleman plans the sermon, "Was will speak on "Martin Buber: Zelda Kouffman C .T.C. the Lord Tired When He Created 'Jewish Hum anism," at 8 p.m. ( Certified Travel Counselor) Man?" Thursday, March 4, at the HIilel Members and friends are House. CRANSTON TRAVEL- 801 PARK AVE. CRANSTON Invited. The Mothers• Association He wlll address the Adult Eves. by appointment 781-4977 will serve an Oneg Shabat. Education Group of the Bureau of Jewish Education. Everyone Is BRIDGE PARTY Invited. T,he Sisterhood of Temple II Beth Israel plans Its annual BROTHERHOOD. AW ARD bridge party for Wednesday, Dr. Ellis A, Rosenthal, FAMILY March 3, In the Anna and Ira Cranston osteopath, received the Galkin Social Hall. 1971 Brotherhood Plaque Award Chairmen for the party are at a dinner Thursday, February ECONOMY Mrs, Samuel Bochner and Mrs. 25. The award was given by the Nathan Fink. Cr a nston Brotberhood Publicity committee members Committee, · Inc. The principal WEEKEND Include Mrs, Harvey Blake, Mrs. sponsor Is the Greater Cranston Friday to S-4ay, -..Ch 12-14 ·Fred Kelman, Mrs. Hyman Chamber of Commerce. Schachter, Mrs. Julius Llghtman, rrs 1'111 ,...,.,. SKDNG (UM of all lifts) SNOW-MAKING Mrs. Samuel Sudakoff, Mrs. Jack WORK OF OUR HANDS SNIIH DINT ICE SKATING (indoon and 0111) Crovltz, Mrs. Aaron Cohen, Mrs. TOBOGGANING An exhibit, The Work of Our Of TM YEAR INDOOR TENNIS day ond Dipl Joseph Strauss, Mrs. Harry Katz, Hands, will appear at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Bernard Kolodoff, Mrs. ------~ NEW SHOWS NIGHTLY Monday, March 1, at Temple 3Diptdubo William Bolskl, Mrs. Harris Beth-EL It ls sponsored by the NEVE.a A COVER OR MINIMUM Lury, Mrs. Arthur Richman, temple's sisterhood. 5 DANCE BANDS nLMS Mrs. Charles Coken, Miss Esther Congregation members and Grossman, Miss Rebecca HEALTH CLUBS, Lad in and Men's friends are Invited to browse and INDOOR SWIMMING POOLS Bernat, Mrs, Samuel Tlppe. Mrs. FREEFirst child enjoy refreshments. in same room with parents SPLASH PARTIES Harry Goldberg Is ex-officio. 3 GOURMET MEALS DAILY SINGLES GET ACQUAINTED PARTIES DEFENSE LEAGUE DISCOTHEQUE MONSIGNOR TO SPEAK A round-table discussion with GUIDED TOURS Monsignor Daniel Reilly, SPORTS AND speakers representing the Jewish THEATRICAL CELEBRmES chancellor of the Diocese of Defense League will .be at 8 p.m. per day Second or Thtrd Child GAME ROOM Providence, wlll speak on "The Sunday, February 28, at the COCKTAIL PARTIES All work done on premises. TENNIS EXHIBmONS Synagogue. and the Church" at Jewish Community Center. 8:30 p.m. Friday, February 26, at The College Coed Club (3Cs) Decorator~ Accommodated Temple Sinai. Is sponsoring the event. There will be refreshments, 92 Narragansett Ave. The Concord Hotel CUBAN JEWS 781-7070 KIAIIIESHA LAKE. N. Y. IO MIN. FROM N. Y. C. NEAR AT HAND. SENS•BLE PRICE. Hugo Mastbum, New York, FILM ON AUSTRIA TUES & THURS CLOSED EASY TO REACH. WEATHERPROOF will speak Wednesday, March 3, A film, "Austria - Key to TILL 9 PM WEDNESDAYS HOTEL TEL: 914, 794-•000 OR SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT at the Lindsey Restaurant to the the Continent," will be at 8 p.m. Henry Friedman Lodge #899 , Friday, March 5, at the Nelson B'Nal B'rlth of Pawtucket. He W ,. Aldrich Junior _High School In will discuss "Cuban J ews Under Warwick. It will be presented by Communisn." cinematographer Joseph Polo. COME OUT NOW TO THE YEAR ROUND SEA CREST Mr. Mastbum, born In Cuba, The event Is sponsored by the FOR THE FIRST WHISPER OF SPRING tough t for Castro In the Warwick Arts Foundation In revolution. When Castro Installed cooperation with the Warwick a Communist regime, Mr. Adult Education Department and Mastbum, fought against Castro. Geigy Chemical Corporation. PASSOVER NEW ENGLAND He was captured and Tickets are available at the deor. Fri.-Sun.1 April 9-18 Imprisoned and In May, 1963 , he Cantor Herman Corman SPRING was exchanged for medicines and w ill officintc fo r DIFFERENT VIEWS SCHOOL RECESS came to the United States. Services and Scd1irs Sun.-Sun., .April 18-25 · WASHINGTON - U,S, Full American Plan govemment officials are said to PHILATELIC SOCIETY 13 special holiday be spilt over the desirability of KOurmet meals daily). The Rhode Island Phllatellc reopening the Suez Canal. The entertainmcnl and Society wlll meet at 7:30 p.m. Navy reportedly believes a closed dancing. Tuesday, March 2, 'at 100 Canal helps to contain the spread ·1,000 ft. private while Elmwood Avenue. Guests are of Soviet. power In the Indian sand beach.Go!£ is Free, welcome. area; the State Department views Mon. to Fri. cxc. hols'., the opening of the Suez would be a chnmpionship tennis. CHILDREN'S PROGRAM means of decreasing the possibilit y of u.s.-sovlet NEW! MAGNIFICENT The State Ballet of R,I, will INDOOR POOL. perform at 3 p.m. Sunday, March confrontation, ahd In the 7, at Warwick Veteran's Treasury Department view, the Memorial High School. It will Canal's opening would be of Include the dance of the warriors economic benefit to the United and Per~lan captives from States and Its European and Boradln's "Prince Igor" and the Japanese allies as well. 4 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1971 FILM ON ISRAEL A 30 minute color film on . It also 'Illustrates pioneer Israel, "Be.yond the Mirage," Is Zionists' establishment of available td any organization In agricultural settlements and It - the area. The film, narrated by gives Israel's history through Lome Greene, portrays Arabs 19 71 . Interviews \vlth Arab and Israelis living In peace Israelis' are Included. FIRST CHILD together In Israel. It was produced by the Jewish Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Levine Chautauqua Society and ls being of Sherborn, Massachusetts, distributed by the Jewish announce the birth of their first Community Relations Council of child and daughter, Dana Hope, on R, I, February 15. The film requires a 16 Maternal grandparents are mllllmeter sound projector. More Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kessler, 37 Information Is available at the Summit Avenue. JCRC office, 421-4112. .... FIRST SON 114th Year Serving the Community Cantor and Mrs. Edward Fogel of St. Louis, Missouri, 8weeks 1675 CO-ED GOLDEN RING CAMP announce the birth of their first 4 weeks 1350 7-15 of the Workmen's Circle­ child and son, J onathan Marc, on Indian Head lake, Pembroke, Mass. All lNCLUSIYI January 31. Mrs . Fogel Is the ACTIVITY - FUN. -CULTURE : Arts & Crofts, Booting, Compcroh, Current Affairs, former Lynne Haber of Cranston. Maternal grandparents are· Orama, Fishing, Folk Dancing, Horseback Riding, Nature l ore, Sporti, Swimming CO-CHAIRMEN FOR ISRAEL BONDS: &nest Nathan and Karl Foss will Mr. and Mrs. Morris Haber of and Yiddish C~lture. serve again as «>·chairmen of Rhode Island's Israel Bond campaign this ACCIEOITED MEMIH Of AMlltCAN CAM,iNG ASSOCIA TtON Cranston. Paternal grandparents Send for Brochure: year, according to Mant.ed Weil, general chairman. Both men have are Mr. and Mrs. Saul Fogel of been active in a wide range of community activities. 1762 Beacon St., Brookline, Mass. 02146 (617) 566-6252 Toronto, Canada.. . . . A/IE YOU UNDECIDED ABOUT A CAMP FOIi YOU/I DAUGHTER? DOES SHE IIEAUY WISH TO IIETUIIN TO HEIi OLD CAMP? SON BORN ORGANIZATION NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. For on eye-opener why not inve1tigote P rie st of Fr a min g h am , BROTHERHOOD SABBATH to 11 p.m. Sunday, March 7, at Massachusetts announce the birth Temple Beth Sholom plans Its Temple Beth Am In Randolph, of a son, Jonathan Scott, on annual brotherhood Sabbath for Massachusetts. There will be CA February 2. --~ . Cedar Crpjf 8:15 p.m. Friday, February 26 , at prizes , free parking and free Maternal grandparents are the Temple. checking. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Howard of OAKLAND, MAINE Guest speaker will be the Rev. Fr aming h am. Paternal Your know'-d9.ab~ neighbon In fM ,rovW.nce oreo Mnd their da119hl.,, to CIDAI CHS1' - tiftc:o Robert H. Schacht, minister TALK ON EUROPE grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 194 6 • ccimp 1ynonymou1 wilh oviuy1hin9 thot h detiroblo in camping. A ltftiq~ ,onc:.epl cembirMtd with 1upe,b facHl ti.1 and a dodlcal~ ,toff w iU prOY ldo your dov9htor with on unfo,..ttoW. emeritus of the First Uni tarian Mrs. Dorothy Wl ener wlll Edward Priest of Providence. ••po,i.nce to which 1ho w i.11 roturn 1<190,ly y.ar oho, yoor. Yo! oU thit coahno moro. ACTMOWII Chuch or Providence. discuss "MY Uniquely Jewish G r e a t- g rand ra the r I s For informaltOn write or coll (coll.ct) ADOLPHE AIOAND, Oirftfo, 37 Joy Strffl Oneg Succoaunna, N.J. 07176 There will be an Shabbat Experiences While Traveling Benjamin Priest of Providence. ('l01 JSU-3S06 In the temple' s Rosenfield Hall . Through Europe ," at 2 p.m. ... Wednesday, March 3, ar the VOCAL RECITAL ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT Dorothy R. Winn will give a Jewish Home for the Aged. OHE OF NEW EN&lAND'S RNEST CAMPS vocal recital at 3 p.m. Sunday, "The event wlll be the regular Samu e 1 Perry, Brooklyn, ._ • Glrto - · · " February 28 at the Pawtucket meeting for the Ladles' N. Y., announ ces the engagement Al OUTSUIDll8 CAMPIH OPBIEICE: Public Library. Eleana Yerzley Assocation. Mrs. Leonard Y. of his daughter, Miss Judy s. ~ Swimming, diving , w aler polo .. under highest Am . Red will accompany her, "The P"bllc ls Goldman Is program . chairman Pe r ry, to Paul Richard Persky, Cross In struc tion. ~ Invited. and Mr s. Ira Nulman Is New York, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ba seball , basketball, soccer, tennis, riding, oll lond hospitality chairman. At 1 p.m. , Edward M. Per sky, 933 Hope .HADAR sports expertly fought. TRAVELOGUE there will be a social hour. Street. Clinton , Conn. Complete soili ng, canoeing, cycling, ond pioneering program covering LI . Sound, the rivers, ond coun­ A travelogue on Israel will be Miss Perry, a graduate of tryside of 8 states in the North Eost. featured at a meeting of the South ONE OPINION Brooklyn College, Is an editor at . Creati ve ort, donce, dromo, crofts, ond woodworking Shore Single Adu! t Group of WASHINGTON - 1. F. Stone, the Litton Education Publishers. development. Temple Beth Am In Randolph, a left-wing publicist and long Mr. Persky received his HADAR is knOwn notionally for ih high standards, . Massachusetts at 8 p.m. time critic of Zionism and Israel bachelor's degree from Syracuse excellent staff. exceptional facilitie s, and above all wrote In his bl- weekly newsletter University and his master's ih reputatio n for providing children with o truly Thursday, March 4. There will be wonderful summer. refreshments. lhat If the Kremlin should ever degree from New Yo rk Ma• a11• Nlyllb Kl•l•an, Dl"ree1,,. Write for brochure or coll 212 544-8734. allow J ews fr ee emigr ation "half University. Presently he ls 64 Vlmt'la 11,. PURIM DANCE MlddlotoWJt, Cotin. oMU the P9pulatlon of Russia would studying tor a Ph.D. at NYU. CAMP HlDll IS l NIPPY PUCE FOi IIDS i A Purim Dance will be from 7 convert to Judalsm." A fall, 1971, wedding Is ' planned. Post Office Takes Steps To Speed Air Mail Letters Harry Klzlrlan, posnnaster, said this week that In order to Improve the quality of air mall service special collection boxes are being placed In front of the main post office , Annex Station, East Side station and North station for the deposit of air mall. The location of these boxes will be expanded In the near f u t u re to Include principal The Sofa Shoppe, Inc. tr a ff I c-f I ow thoroughfares, shopping districts and In front of - Specializing io Living Room & Family Room all stations and branches. Furniture Only. Feajuring sofas. chairs, love These special boxes are white seats, sectionals, konvertibles, tables, on top and blue on the bottom with red "airmail" lettering. lamps, accessories The air mall collected from these boxes will be kept separate Now a new concept for furniture buyers - ­ from the ordinary mall and the first store of its kind in New England processed Immediately upon specializing in living room and family room arrival at the post office, thus enabling this mall to make furniture only. Our showroom floor features earlier flights. color coordinated room settings with furniture and accessories to satisfy any budget, any New Shop Specializes pocketbook. Select from what you see or In Living, Family Rooms custom order from a vari!!ty of fabrics, A. shop spectallzlng In frames. styles & colors. Come in today and furniture and accessories for tJie living room and family room, The browse ... you pay'no more for our Sofa Shoppe, opened this week at _specialized service. the Governor Francis Shopping Center In Warwick. Herbert Leapman, owner, formerly was vice-president arid 1 general buyer for Roitman & Son, 5o°U aShopf.'.eUtC. Inc. of Providence and he was In the Governor Francis Shopping Center upholstery buyer for Jacob Warwick Avenue al NamqiJid Drive Mlller, Inc. Warwick, Rhode Island 02888 Store hours are 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 'Tuesday, .Wednesday Open Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday 9:30-5:30 P.M. and Saturday; 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday & Friday, 9:30-9:00 P.M .. Closed Monday Thur~day_and Friday. It wlll be BankAmericard & Mastercharge welcome closed on Mondays. HOSPITALITY TEL AVIV - Arleh L, Pincus, Jewish Agency Executive, chairman, said the percentage of newcomers In Israel -who leave the country would be niuch a m a 11 e r If Jsraei.ts showed greater hospitality and warmth In their social. c9ntacts' with newcomers. /

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1971 5 Herald subscribers comprise excellent•results, advertise In the SUCCESSFUL an active buying market. For Herald. Call 724-0200. =atlllllHIIHIUUHIIIIIIINll!UIIIIUIHl!IBIIIIBHllll!l!IIIIIIUl!l!lllllllll!l!HllliHHl!l!llll!l!l!l!l!llllllllll!lllllllllllll!l!l - = § INVESTING = i· R-tCHARD G. HOLLAND = / By Roger f.. Spear ;;;i 5 Life Insurance ;;; operating revenues and earnings Oimate improves 900 HOWARD BUILDING, PROVIDENCE, R.I. For Aerospace Industry scored moderate gains of 8,6% and 3, 1%, respectively. Long­ Q, - I would appreciate your term prospects are enhanced by Res.: 421-7020 Off.: 274-8616 anal y s I s of the aerospace the large scale urban Industry and these stocks In r edevelopment In the Pittsburgh terms of recovery for the short a re a. However, near~tenn , THE MASSACHUSETTS and long-term·. - R,V, results may be impaired If a MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY A. - The climate for this steel strike should occur, since Industry has begun to show the economy of Equltable's Improvement for the first time In I= service area ls closing tied to iil!NUIHIUl!NIIIIUl!IIIIUllllllffllHl!HHlllllllllllll!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE several years. This Is not to say . this Industry. Dividends are that an ilnmedlate and expected to continue at 55 cents spectacular recovery wlll be quarterly. . PLAN DINNER: Mr1. Sid Marcus is witnessed. Rather, with membership chairman for the Q, - How can I find out how Cran1ton•Warwick, B'nai B'rith MARTINIQUE ~ fund a men ta Is becoming more much my savings bonds, U,S, au s pl c Io u s , gr adual recovery Women, paid-up membership din· Treasury Serles E, are currently ner which will be held on Tues­ appears probably. Nixon's budget the worth? These date back to day, March 9, at 7 p.m. at the REST AU RANT .,,_,,­ proposals for defense and space early 1940s and on to 1969. - spending are an Important factor N,V, . Garden City recreation hall. In this Improving outlook. Of the A, - A new edition of the The Brown University Folk - SPECIAL twenty major Department of "Table of Redemption Values of Dancers will entertain. Co-chair· This week-end only Defense funded programs, fifteen men are Mr1. Robet-t Barrio and United States Savings Bonds" Fri. & Sat. 5 p.m. -10:45 p.m. , Sunday 12 p.m.- 9:45 p.m. would be Increased a total of $LB lists the current worth of all Mn. Arnold Bman. Mn. Adrian billion In fiscal 1971-72. 1n Horovitz ti in charge of decora. "Something new and exciting" addition NASA ls expected to (Continued on page 10) tion1. choose a contractor this summer LOBSTER TAILS DIA VOLO for Its space shuttle rocket, w h I ch ls allocated $50- $60 TOSSED SALAD m II 11 on under the proposed Only In America Pot. & Veg., rolls & butter budget. Another $100 million has been allotted to build the Crime In America Jello or pudding, tea or coffee ss.so airframe for the shuttle. This By Harry Golden Doily & Sundoy 840 Broad Street W e Honor program alone Is expected to 11 :30 a .m. - 10 p.m. Pravidence All Major pump $7 to $9 bllllon Into the Sot. 5 p.m. · 11 p.m. Credit Cords Industry by 19.79. A second NASA ======project, the VlklngjMars, ls I bought "Crime in America" , consumed by all Americans. slated to Increase by $145 million by former Attorney General "What does organized crime If the President's budget ls Ramsey Clark (Simon and have to do with street crime: approved by Congress. However, Schuster, $6.95) mostly because murder, rape, assault, robbery?'' two other NASA programs, Nerva J , Edgar Hoover of the FBI had asks Clark. Practically nothing and Apollo, have been cut back been so Incensed by it. I figured and yet this Is one of the central and stretched out, Commercial the book will make me shiver II It issues of the day: crime In the orders h ave dropped off, annoys J. Edgar. For J . Edgar s treets. refl ectin g the economi c was Indeed waxing wroth after J. Edgar got hot under the slowdown. Airlines In particular r eading It, not only at Ramsey collar as the leaders of the fl r e have cut back the.Ir spending for Clark but at Bobby Kennedy. department get hot under the new aircraft, However, on a long­ I liked the book. It is a book of collar when the cops Insist their term basis the outlook for paradoxes but I would not say It Job Is more dangerous. commerc I al bus ln e s s ls lifts the lid on the black side of But why drag In Bobby encouraging. Diversification ls the American character. Kennedy? one method which several Ramsey Clark asks about the Bobby took away work, too. aerospace companies have chosen FBI crime clock: "What does It Kennedy's tenure as Attorney In order to offset the cyclical mean to tell the nation that seven General was when the racial swings of this Industry. Northrop, serious crimes are committed problem erupted about which the Raytheon, and Rohr Corp. have each minute of the day, that a FBI could do nothing. Kennedy successfull y reduced their murder occurs every 39 m lnutes, was also the first Attorney dependence on military business a forcible rape every 17 minutes, General who had a thorough so that this area contributes no and a robbery every two m lnutes knowledge of organized and labor more than 50% to sales. Both • . • • U the crimes measured crime. Rohr Corp. and United Aircraft occurred In the Virgin Islands the Looking back, I r ealized that have heavy commitments In mass whole population would be dead of durin g J ohn Ke nnedy's JEWISH transportation systems. Several murder every three years, having Presidency, one rarely heard of aerospace concerns, most notably been previously raped twice and J . Edgar Hoover. J. Edgar was DEFENSE Grumman and Rohr, have made robbed 18 times." getting a little of his own back. tentative Investments In low-cost Had I been J. Edgar Hoover I LEAGUE housing. Grumman, Rohr - and would have said, "God Bless 'em United Aircraft appear to have for living In the Virgin Is lands . Security Forces Uncover "NEVER AGAIN" above-average recovery potential Shows how smart they are." over the longer term, As I read on, I realized what 2 More Terrorist Bands got J. Edgar's goat. Clark for Excessive Yield example says $26 billion Is the TEL AVIV - Security forces Indicates Risk figure experts suggest Is the have uncovered two more THE JEWISH DEFENSE LEAGUE Q, - I. am Interested In yearly take of La-Cosa Nostra. terrorist bands - one at El buying International Industries " Even the President's Crime Arlsh, In the northern Sinai, the $ 1 . 7 0 cumulative convertible Commission In 1967 estimated $6 other In the Jerusalem area. IS LOOKING preferred. The company's or- $7 billion," Clark goes on, Th'e El Arlsh band, headed by financial position does not look " as the probable net Income for two Egyptian Intelligence men, poor to me, so I can't see why the organized crime on which It does was charged with f!I'lng bazookas shares remain so depressed, not pay taxes. U true, this would at the Nahal Yam settlement, FOR CONCERNED JEWS Could you comment? - S,B. make the profits for organized shelling the military governor's A. - For the November crime comparable to those of the house and planting mines. quarter, first period of the 1971 ten large s t Industrial . The four-man Jerusalem gang fiscal year, a deficit equal to 27 corporations in the United states headed by an El Falah trainee, WHO ARE WILLING cents a share was reported. combined. General Motors, adm !tied grenade attacks on the Gross revenues , however, wer e Standard Oil, Ford, General Nablus and Jaffa gets, and on the up 33.9%. Chairman A. t.apln Electric, Chrysler, IBM, Mobil B r It Is h Consulate and the anticipated a marked decline In Oil, Texaco, Gulf and U,S, Steel sabotage of an electric pylon. TO ST AND UP AND earnings for fiscal 1971. Sales of together netted $7 .2 . billion In Terrorists carrying weapons, certain assets and marginal 1968 after taxes and they em­ am munition and mines have been operations, plus short term loan ployed more than 2.5' million killed by Israeli patrols - four BE COMMITTED. arrangemen t s have eased, people." In the Upper Galilee and two somewhat, the cr edit squeeze on Ah ha! north of the Dead Sea. And the International. Nonrtheless, there The Israeli policemen call search for a group Wl\lch forced Is a considerable degree of the pickpockets, smugglers, Arab workers out of' a bus near s peculation Involved In the forgers,-and hashish sellers the Hebron before setting It afire Is -Membe~ship preferred stock at this time a~ "parnosseh geben," the man who continuing. Indicated by the generous 8,8% makes work. Ramsey Clark ls According to a report from yield currently available. trying to Insist the Cosa Nostra Amman, only 5,000 guerrlllas Q, - I own 100 shares of Is not as big as the FBI has made remain In Jordan, as compared to Equitable Gas, bought at 40 1/4. out. It ·Is absurd to lmaglrie the 20,000 before last September's Meeting Since I am past retirement, does s yndicate makes more money civil war. It pay to hold? I have other than the. Singer Sewing Machine Investments and can wait. - Company let alone U.S. Steel. pANISH TRIBUTE , L.E, . Since the FBI Itself sets the JERUSALEM - Two young TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM A, - If you are Interested In membership of La Cosa Nostra at Danes, Ulla Graham, 25, and CAMP ST. AND ROCHAMBEAU AVE. additional Income, this· Issue Is 6,000, where could all {his money Mogens Reimer Jensen, 21, both wetl worth holding. Equitable Gas go? How could It remain well from Copenhagen, are studying at offers an approximate 6% return hidden? Hebrew University under terms on your Invested capital. J, Edgar Hoover got mad of a scholarship set up by Wl;DNESDAY, Company distributes natural gas because Rams,ey Clark was taking "Tribute to · the Danes," In Pennsylvania and West away work. Ramsey Clark points organized In New York to· honor Virginia and has an Important out that while the Mafia does the Danish people for their MARCH 3 at 8 p.m. stake In petrochemicals and In supply some of the narcotics r.escue of Denmark's Jewish Appalachian gas production, For consumed by, addicts, It Is . a population from the Nazis In the first 9 months of 1970, both minor part of the Illegal drugs 1943. 6

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We will ne,er Jere are those who believe Soviet Jewry and our effort In establlshed. That Assembly ls to The HeraW OHVfflH nt1 flnondal -,.n..Wlity t.t- typet!Nlphical enen In Cldv•rtiM-h, lllut wil that it works. reprint that pent ef the odve,tMfflent in whlc.h the typeaNlphkal .,,., e«urs. Adve,tMn will plN,M their behalf. negotiate with the Soviet notify the ma-.eme11t immffiately of any.,.,., whkh may~,. As evidence of the effect of 1be idea was advanced by Dr. government for the settlement of protests they point to the z.ev Katz, an lsraell Sociologist the Jewish problem in Russia. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1971 com m uta ti on of the death and Fellow of the Russian We Jews have something the sentence for the alleged hijacking Research Center at Harvard. Soviets want. We are willing to of a Russian aeroplane for an At a symposium held in negotiate with the Soviets. Not Tell Your Friends ... alleged escape to Israel. Our Boston, Dr. zev Ka 12 proposed demands. Not protests. Not that we change our strategy with Presently the United States faces the serious problem of pollu­ demonstrations , our cries-;""'m"ayed demonstrations. We wlll negotiate the ax of the executioner, they regard to the Soviet Union, and as a nation negotiates with tion. This is one of the few national problems which the average asset_"t. we act as a nation. another nation. consumer can effectively help to solve. "We must move from the The Suez Canal Is one such TIiey also point put the fact level of propaganda to the level of asset that we have and the Soviets Bachelors, husbands, students, working people, wives, mothers that the trials of the other Jews, diplomatic initiative," Or. Katz want. We wlll return the Suez are capable of making a huge step in the fight against pollution. whose only guilt consisted in the declared. Canal In exchange for the free wish to leave the country, have 1ne level of propaganda ts emigration of Soviet Jews. Such All the consumer has to do is buy non-phosphate detergents and been posiponed "till a later jemonstrntlng at the performance an exchange can take place only solid .white paper towels and tissue paper when he does the week­ date.'" Were lt not for our of Soviet Artists. That Is not through an Assembly such as Dr. protests, these people assert, ly shopping. acceptable. Katz proposes. they would have been tried, fow,d The level of propaganda ls lt sounds logical, but logical These two things alone could tell American manufacturers that gu l I ty a n d g l v en severe ho I d I ng vigils and chaining s olution s to complicated punishments. the consumer is concerned about pollution, not about an extra our selves to the gates of the problems are not so easy to Soviet embassy. That Is futile. attain. But If you are as degree of whiteness or a colorful bathroom. On the other hand there are tho se who point to the And the worst kind of discouraged by futile protests as Five billion pounds of detergent are poured into our waters Intervention of foreign communist propaganda ts bombing buildings we ar e , you wlll give this novel each year. The average consumer could turn this into five billion parties as the great factor In the and molesting Soviet personnel. proposal of Dr. Zev Katz your change of mind that came over We abhor that. full attention. pounds of 1;1on-pollutant detergent. the Soviet Justice. 1ne French According to Dr. Katz we If every person who uses laundry detergent would purchase Communists expressed their must change our strategy and (Mr. Segal's opinions are his own dissatisfaction with the severity move: and not necessarily those of this non-phosphate detergents for one month, American manufac­ of the sentences. They are " . . • to the levels of kings , newspaper.) turers would be forced to take phosphates out of all detergents: extreme, and the sentences are then consumers could go back to using their favorite brand. out of proportion to the alleged 11 crlme s '' .The I tali an Vour Brands which contain no phophates come in boxes which are Commwilsts appealed to Moscow clearly- marked "non-polluting," so the consumer can't miss the~ for m ercy . The Engli s h Communist parry threatened with Money's on the shelf. great losses of member ship were The dye used to color tissue paper and paper towels emits pol­ the trials to take place. Even the president of Chile Implored the Worth luting chemicals when it is burned. Consumers can force manu­ Soviets for mercy. facturers fo stop coloring these paper products by buying white Then there were protests By SylYi.i Porter products only. from great personalities tn These two simple tasks are ones which could produce good for Russia who organized the Soviet Commission for Human Rights SAVE ON TAXES the entire society. Every consumer, though, needs to realize that and demonstrated In front of the Driving To wort. or Seventh Circuits . U you are, you might claim a deduction for a he can help. Tell your friends. Hall of Justice on the day when One-Day Business Trips the trials took place. reasonable portion allocable to Hu ge tho u g h uncounted tools and equipment. A la the USSR? And so our protests against numbers of you drive to work In If you have a Job which the Soviet Union and demands to The refusal of the Brussels conference leaders to allow Rabbi your own cars because you must requires you to make long one- stop the mistreatment of Jews carry heavy or bulky tools or day trips, you can Just about Meir Kahane of the Jewish Defense League to attend the confer­ were perhaps not as effective as equipment: among the many forget any deductions for meals ence or to address it, seems very much of the same thing as the · we want to believe, and our categories of employees would oe while on your trips. The general demonstrations are not unlike the salesmen, construction workers, · rule Is that you have no meal rabbi himself is doing. buzzing of a fly on the big tough musicians, airline pilots. While deduction unless you ar e away Because we do not agree with someone does not mean that we body of a bear. the cost or driving to work Is overnight or must stop for s leep should hit him over the head with a hammer or not listen to him And yet we cannot keep quiet. g ene rall y a nondeductible or r est. But a do-It-yourself r est n,e trials have come and gone, commuting expense, you may wlll not qualify the trip. For speak. The methods which the rabbi has recommended the Jew­ but the Jews In Russia are still deduct a portion of your cost instance, one case last year ish Defense League pursue have met with disapproval from most being discriminated against. They because of your special needs. concerned an engineer who left have difficulties In being But the Treasury and the courts home for work at 6:30 a.m., and of the major national Jewish organizations and a majority of pri­ promoted In their Jobs. Their have befuddled this deduction with al most always stopped for a short vate peFsons. However, although he may be a mistaken fanatic children find It harder to pursue conflicting rules. nap In his car before returning and h.is methods wrong, he is still concerned with the fate of the the studies of their choice. The Here, therefore, Is the best home between 10:30 p.m. and young generation grows up in guidance I can give you, based on midnight. Jews in the Soviet Union and so has a right at least to attend the complete -ignorance of their 1970 and early 1971 court The court said this type of Brussels conference and even to be heard. decisions. sleep didn't qualify him for a 1111111111111111111111m111111111111111111111111111111111n11111111H You can deduct the entire cost meal cost deduction, for It did not If, after being allowed to enter, he misbehaves himself in any of driving your auto to and from add to his expenses and therefore 1 · way, he should then be refused the right to attend. If what the COMMUNITY work If you can meet the did not meet the sleep or r est members of the Brussels conference want is freedom for the Jews TREASURY'S "BUT FOR" '!'EST test. of the Soviet Union and the right for them to live as they wish, CALENDAR - meaning you would not have U you are among the many A SERVICE OF THE driven your car to work "but-· doctors who have OFFICES BOTH where they wish and how they wish, tJ,ey should allow the same for" the fact that you had to AT HOME AND AWAY FROM JEWISH FEDERATION right to other people. Of RHODE ISlAND carry your heavy or bulky tools, HOME, you have a new tax break. · The leaders of the conference seem to have used the same and the ,rqulpment, etc., to your Job. If And this break may help you too I.I. JEWISH HERALD you would . have driven to work If you are a businessman or other yardstick toward Rabbi Kahane that the Soviet Union is using Fot Usting Coll 421_.111 anyway, even without tools or professional who travels to see toward the Jews living within its borders. equipment, you do not meet the prospects or clients dur ing the 5UNDAY, flHUAIY 21, 1971 test and your auto driving cost day Instead of working at one 1:00 p.m. deduction will not be allowed. fiXed place of business. The Jewlth c.mmunhy ...... _ C..Undl, lwoel Af­ The T ax Court finally general rule Is that_If you have an foln CemmlttM MONDAY, MAiiat 1, 1971 approved the Treasury's "but office away from home, the costs fdiJJJA A 'fflaiU,ox 11 1:S p.m. for" test In a decis ion early this of traveling from your home to ~i Sllt.rhNd T"'t* teth a, ..,_, MNtlna year, with one key exception. your first patient, prospect or 7110 p.m. Sh..,._.,.. ,...,,.. ..th •• bhMNt If you pass the test, this court client, and from your last one Conference Makes·Ripples ls undecided about whether to let back home ar e non-deductible 1:00 p.m. The J ewis h committee Soviet Jew to Ame,rlca's s.:,.~~.:- 7--k-s.nt ef you deduct the entire cost of commuting expenses. . meeting In Brussels has already attention. He speaks for a Tem,- ..th a, INrd ef TN..... MNtl"I driving to and from the Job, as But If you have an office only proven that they do not want "to segment of J ews who want their TVISDAY, MAiiat 2, "'' the Treasury does, or only some at home, then even your first and malce big waves, maybe a little -voices heard. If this conference 71IO p.m. part of the cost. last trips are deductible business _....._,.,,_i._..,. The Second and seventh travel expenses rather than ripple , but not big waves. They-do Is really for the purpose of 1100 p.m. not want Russia t? think Jews are helping our Soviet brethren, then ...... ,,...... Day Circuit Courts of Appeals use commuting expenses . anti-Russian-but we are anti­ all who care MUST be heard. still another rule. If you drive to In 1970, the Tax Court .. ...,, l1U.. p .m. . your Job w!!,h your heavy or bulky considered the case of a doctor Russian. The gentile world must laugh --__.- -- a.op,...... w--. What Is this convention for If at we Jews who bow to a Russian tools or equipment, these higher who had his main office at home not to reprimand the Russian and spit at a.Rabbi. WIDNUDAY, MAICH a, 1'71 courts wlll permit you to deduct and another office away from ...,, 1 , the portion of your driving costs home. government on their attitude '-""'__ Aleedetfefl ~-..;....,_ the ...... TI>ese "leaders" say ': Rabbi toward our three and one half (3- reasonably allocable to catrylng The question: Were his first Kahane' s ways are repugnant to them - even though you could trips from home to patients and 1/2) million Russian Jews? Why them" and their ways are ,.Wtlfdiet-C.nfral11':r~ffl:.,..., ...... , must "the Jew" always be not meet the "but· for" test his last trips back home from repugnani to me. G-d help the ...... becall.!le you would have driven to patients deductible? Yes, said the hutnbte and beg Russia's pardon Jewish people because the Jewish - c...... -- C..odl, ...... and In the meantime deny a Tabbi work even If you did not have to Tax Court, they were deductible. people do not seem to know how ... carry the tools or equipment, So, If you are In a s imilar entrance to this .conference? to help thetnselves. - --a.op,.. •.~ ·~·!.t·;_, - -~ ' TI!ese Jewish "leaders" may not _.,,.. , So If you are unable to meet position and wish to claim these like Rabbi Kahane's tactics, MRS. auoov LEVIN THUIIOAY,___ MAICM 4, 1'71 _ the "but for" test but have a deductions, you wm- have court however, he and he al one was the 20 Summit Avenue large deduction at stake, check support, one to brlni the plight of the Provtdence llii--..1111N11111n1111--1 whether you are within the Second (Continued on page 10) THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1971 7 • • • • .... -- - Jewish Federation In L.A. reported. "sustained some minor - structural damage." He observed Assesses Quake Damage that most people had suffered greater emotional shock than LOS ANGELES The actual physical harm . B R Jewish Federation Council of I D G E Greater Los Angeles Is In the process of assessing the amount MRS. LIO GLEKLEN -of damage tnfltcted on Jewish . OF communi ty centers, shops. By Robert E. ·Starr synagogs and private homes during the violent earthquake GOLDEN GATE • • • • • • • that shook the Los Angeles area, TRAVEL, INC. Today's -hand Is Interesting -Defenders- do their- -best the last week. Albert Bronstein, and also typical In that so many Declarer has hls work cut out for executive director of Federation, plausible results were noted on him but he can offset whatever told the JTA that while the @] the traveling score sheet. Both they do It he Is alert. Today's damage suffered by the Los pairs could have played the hand, Declarer did just that and he was Angeles Jewish com munlty could SUGGESTS depending on their put to the test by the Defense. It not be Immediately assessed, It aggressiveness or lack of It. Join me when I escort the Provi­ the Defense slips the Declarer appeared, "limited." dence Preservotion Society Tour Most of the time, however, South might still make two or three "1be Federation butldlng" he for members and friends. We will ended In Hearts although even even pla y ing the hand go to Scotland ond England May here there were several normal thoughtlessly. 5th to Moy 2 .. th. We will visit

different auctions that would Moral: Sometimes I when on $0me of the most famous Trust BAI MITZVAH: Jock Habif, oon of Houws, Mansions, Gordens, Hunt­ finally get him there, and would Defense you are not sure what to M,. and Mn. Albert J. Habif of 13 also determ lne how high he would do next, play an Ace and let your ing Lodges ond Private Estates in Taft Avenue, became Bar Mltzvah Greot Britain. h is a leisure tour ·· have to go. Now the defense and partner's signal tell you what to on February 6 at Temple Emanu- it includes five nights in ·, offense would come In to play. do next. s. . Edinburgh and three nights in London . The guide will be Miss North Hazel Wood, an expert on No­ • A 6 3 tional Trust Houses and Mrs. Clif­ • AK Q 7 Great Britain Consumes ford Monohon of the Providence + J 9 7 Preservotion Society. + Q 106 10 Days Complete West East Oil From 'Boycott' Firms •575 per person • Q 9 8 • 10 7 2 • J 6 2 • 5 76 DORRANCE ST ., PROV., R.I. LONDON - The bulk of the oll, although In relatively small CALL, 272-1228 o, 272-7106 t A 2 t K Q 10 8 6 3 gaso lin e and domestic fuel quantities. While much ts On The ocean • Hollywood , FlaJ + AK984 + 7 5 2 consumed ln Great Britain ls sold produced to Venezuela, '------~---- South by oll companies which comply production and transport costs • K J 5 4 with the regulations of the Arab make Its marketing in Britain 'S DIELICATESSEN • 10 9 8 4 3 Anti-Israel Boycott Bureau . Jess prorttable than A~ab oll. JULIE 731 HOPEST.6U-9396 t 5 4 Of the major oll companies Production costs per barrel are + J 3 marketing their products ln 13 cents In the Middle East, 50 Britain four observe the boycott cents in Venezuela and $1.30 In MORRISON & SCHIFF Russell Samuel and Mrs. measures. They are Mobll, which the U.S. Herman SeJya were North and a 1 so s e 11 s domestic fu el; Only a few major companies South, no one vulner ab le, West Texaco, Amoco and Esso, the Dealer. The bidding: obtaln oll entirely from outside latter distributing products of the the Arab world. Burmah Oll, a Standard Oil Company of Am erica This week's · w E newcomer, whtch only produced 1+ l t (N ew J ersey), 2,9 mtllton tons in 1969, has its Super Specials keep p End Jn tact, three-quarters of the wells in North and South Ame rica oil consumed in Br ltatn last year and Southeast Asia. Gulf OU has our customers came from Arab countries which After West opened, some recently shifted its resources to running! use some of their royalties to the Western Hemisphere and only Norths overcalled with One No finance Palestinian terrorists and Trump, certainly a reasonable ten per cent of its oil now comes the hate-Israel campaign waged from th e Middle East and not call. Some Easts now kept quiet by the Arab League. even all of that from Arab Kosher reellng their flv e points was not However , not all of the Kosher enough to bid. Aclually, they countries. I companies wh lcp obtain oil from <' !,h_pµld have , come . In. :rhls does Arab States comply with the But the most popular brands not denote strength tor the boycott measures. Some, Uke of oil in Britain are mainly Arab. SALAMI BOLOGNA o n I y s t r e n g t h- showing bld Shell, British Petroleum (BP), Almost 90 percent of BP's total after a One No Trump over call ts Chevron and Gulf have r efused to production In 1969 came from the Do uble (for penalties). This ts discriminate against Israel or Middle East and most of the rest MIDGETS s imllar to a Redouble after a products manufactured by Jewish from Africa including Libya. MIDGETS Double by North. If I had been firms. Mo r e than 40 percent East I would have bid two . The Arab oil states ar e in a produced by Standard Oll (New Diamonds after North's Double to strong position since they supply J ersey), and marketed by Esso, 99c_ea, 99c ea. tr y to make things a bit more more than 30 pe rcent of the was obtained from the same dlfflcult for the opponents to get world's total oil production. And a reas. Mobil derives almost half together and also describe a weak the position Is unltkely to change of its oil from the Middle East, Imported hand with a slx card suit to my because th e Arab Middle East wh ile Amoco, a late-comer to the Kosher VITA partner. That wouldn't have contans 56 percent of the world's ar ea, pr oduces already twice as helped here, though, for North proven on r eser ves. much in Egypt tban in South TURKEY HERRING ROYAL would only Double again after Although the United States ts America, lts earlier hunting West passed and then South would stlll the largest single oil ground. in bld those same Hearts. producing country, it is also the Texaco has a 30 percent shar e ALL cream sauce SILD Now for the play, and there largest consumer, thus reducing in Aramco, the Arab-American WHITE are sever al possible llnes both , I its exportable sur plus, In fact the Oll Company, which oper ates in MEAT 8 oz. jar SARDINES for the Defenders and the U.S. itself has to buy Middle East Saudi Arabia. Declarer depending on just how the Defense goes. Every West Jed the Club Kin g and received the 100 Brandeis' Students Interrupt 5 6Sc for 39c discouraging deuce from East. 2.69 lb. 2 They now switched to the Diamond Ace, thls time getting Talk By 4 Mobil Oil Executives encouragement from partner. So WALT HAM, Mass. - More would be canceled, Rosenberg fa r all the same, but here ls than 100 Jewish smdents at said. where things changed. Some Brandeis Un iversity interrupted a Matthew Sgan, associate dean Wests now continued with another presentation by four executives of of students at Brandeis Univer­ Diamond to r eceive an overruff Mobil Oil Company to protest s ity, told the JTA by phone that Jewish Herald with the Trump J ack and we re Mo b l I ' s ban on Jewish-and he did not recall having formally able to ge t it when South Trumped Isr aeli-made products on car­ apologized to the Mobil officials, low . They now continued wlth riers calling at Arab ports. The issue, he said, was not one of their other hlgh Club and then In a telephone report to the a company's operating policy but Advertising waited for their Spade trick to set Jewish "Telegraphic Agency in one of "academic freedon," that two Hearts. New York, a leader of the is, the executives should have ' One Declarer offset thls by campus' Jewish Activist League been allowed to speak without discarding a Club on the third of the Radical Zionist Alllance hindrance. He said JO to 20 stu­ Brings Results. Diamond instead of ruffing. This said the demonstrators attended a dents remained after the demon­ • • gained him a trick but what would scheduled talk on "career strators left. He said the Mobil he have done If the Defenders opporrunltles" at Mobil and men stated they were willing to cashed their second Club trick interrupted tO · challenge Mobil's return In March. for people who sell drugs before getting the ruff. There was policy. The activist leader, M, J. ----- a way. Can you see It? Obviously, Rosenberg, told the JTA that the It they do rutt the third Diamond, executives had .,tried to recruit UNION LETTUCE for people who sell cprs It wtll be ove rrutted so that Jews for their office In New· York wouldn't work out. Also, they while they follow an anti-Semitic NEW YORK - The associate should be quite certain that a policy," The Mobil executives rabbi of one or the nation's for people who sell groceries tlnesse against the Spade Queen were icquite surprised" at the largest Orthodox synagogues has would tall. West's opening bid Interruption, Rosenberg said, and urged his congregants to support plus East's high Diamonds, the university officials present the campaign by Cesar Chavez to for people who sell clothes already noted, pinpointed that "apologized all over the place." organize lettuce workers in Queen. So on the third Diamond When the attendees were given ca JI for nl a by refusing to they should discard one of the the opporrunlty to leave the room, purchase any lettuce picked by for people who sell insurance losing Spades; Now neither hand he said, only about JO of the non-union help. has a Diamond so that finishes approximately 125 students there The appeal was made by Rabbi that suit. remained. 1be demonstrators Haskell Looksteln of Kehtllath The other Spade will be d I s pen s e d flters reproducing Jeshurun congregation, who cited discarded on Dummy's high Club. articles reporting the charges rabbinic sources tor a TAP THE BUYING POWER So you can see that If, the against Mobil. When the description of products made by demonstrators vowed to rally exploited workers as non-kosher. OF JEWISH HERALD READERS Herald subscribers comprise J ,000 students at Mobil's W rltlng In the congregation an active buying market. For schedul~d on campus recruitment bulletin, RablJI Lookstetn said it excellent results' advertise lrl the· drive In March, the company was possible to buy lettuce with a 724-0200 Herald. Call 724-0200. ' officials Indicated that the drive union label. · 8 THE RHODE lSLAND' HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1971 NEW TOY In New York, has created a new for painting It In the styles of the iERUSALEM - The Israel toy with an archeological theme. cultures of those days. According Museum here, In cooperation with The kit contains a model of to the Instructions, the child Is to the ~ -~an Museum of Art an ancient Jar and Instructions paint the Jar, break It, and restore It like a modern archeologtst with the · ceramic Hello Again! JORGE ALMEIDA glue provided. FORMERLY WITH ZINNO & PARI TAILORS ,, OF COLE AVENUE Having A Party?. News of the Sports World by Warren Walden is now employed at CALL LLOYD TAILORS & CLEANERS HERE'S TIIE ANSWER: Chris a goal-tender In the old game of U RENT-ALLS - Xynallis, who likes to talk about roller polo; great as a baseball 832 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE the ancient Greeks and their gentleman sportsman all the way, gentleman sportsman all the way, (,.,_,.,, UftitN 1.,.., ... Ont.) philosophies and who tries to 274-2936 emulate their modus operandi and He celebrated a birthday last Tables .. Chairs -- Dishes modus vivendi, Is discussing the week and at the get-together (FORMER.LY LLOYD AVENUE TAILORS) coming Clay-Frazier bout In his foun d his grandson, Bobby, Champagne Fountains gourmet's palace next to Loew' s wearing ai:i old polo Jersey theatre these days. Says Chris , bearing the Insignia of the Pesce 725-3779 "I'm positive that Frazier will Wolves, head of the wolf and all win because wt th a neck like the the lette ring. Anyone remember , the Pesce Wolves that became the I neck he has, no one can knock , him ouL With a neck like that. Bangor Wolves In the pro version ClfAN SWEEP It' s Impossible to get knocked of the game? out." ••• 1· FLOOR SERVICE TIIREE BOXERS FOUR r • •• WINS: "I had three boxer s in the _,.,,..al/ ,., AIMric•n'd CA~,..,, Clalplete H11111 Cl1ai11 NO , NEVER: A former R.l. Reds M' . • Janitorial Service Golden Gloves Tournament at WILL JIALr · \ hockey fan. back for a visit, ·· Attention wz rn • HaNlwood Floors Fall River and had four wins," i or THE Plll8T BOU& • ~ gazed Into the office of the late r-==-----'DI PA&KING LOT ACBOIS IT&EET deaned and poli,hed Lou Pieri and noticed that It said J oe Cellettl the other day. I / How'd that happen? One of them i • Floors Waohed & Waxed hadn't been changed. " It's Just ~~~JJ:.1,1;T-f: Mll»AH . '. • ~ • C.ment Roon the same," he remarked. He was must have won twice, eh. Bill t ,:ND cu,,. Su. Dluen-Tke ltlad ,ro• will COlllE llf deaned & -1ec1 Washington won a decision over I · LUie-Perfect u4 low prleel. TODA 'I'! so wrong. It never could be the , • Store Window, Woahed same without Plerl' s charm. Rick Broderson and knocked out °'4"~ te Tako 0.~Alr Coadltlo- Coll GA 1-- INSURED Fred Isom. Ol!EN EVJ:&Y DAY 11 A.K. to II P.K. personality and flashing eyes. t ... ••• ' 461-8266 TIIREE TIMES GR EAT: John BEFORE CA SSIUS AND ' "Wasso" McConnell was great as FRAZIER: Bob Foster Is scheduled to defend his light­ \ heavyweight title against Harold Carroll in Scranton on March 2 . • • • DEFINITION: GRA SS? Something that grows through bricks and I concrete and wilt not grow in a bare patch on a lawn. Something I like hair that will bother a r Seagram's V.O. woman's chin but won't grow on top of a m an's head. Ah yes, bur ' what can we do?... I BATS-NOT BASEBALL: Seven i Bates College students and their Nowyou're In s tructor, Dr. Harold B. Hitchcock , have launched a tri­ ' state Inquiry Into the whereabouts I of bat colonies In Maine; New r Hampshire and _Vermont. It has I nothing to do with the variety used In baseball. I talking Canadian. ••• PLANS UNDERWAY: Toe 1971 R.I, State AARSF (hope you know \ what that ls) speed skating championships wlll be held on I Saturday, May 29, starting at 8 In the morn. (Pretty early for a I skate.) ALSO: The Crans ton Recreation Department Is making plans tor Its 3rd a nnual Cranston Recreation Golf Tournament to be Very smooth.Very special. held In August . • • • Very Canadian. SOUND, SENSIBLE ANALYST: Clair Corsair McGroarty reads the column from time to time, analyzes the story and always presents the right answer. I'm happy th,at she agrees with my hockey suggestions concerning penalties which penalize the paying fans more than the teams. "What did happen to that most exciting maneuver, to my way of . thinking, 'ragging the puck'?" asks Mrs. McGroarty . • • • SOOTIISA YERS: "Pitchers, like poets, are born, not made." So said Denton T. Cy Young, who recorded 511 major league pitching victories. The remarkable Leroy Satchel Paige also spake. Said Satch, "Don't look back. Something might be gaining on you." (It would take an awful lot of gaining to catch Ole Satch.) ••• SOMETHING NEW IN BASEBALL: It was before the opening game of. the I 909 World Serles when two of the Immortals of basebalt met at home plate. Ty Cobb of the Tigers and Honus Wagner of the Pirates. And what was new? A moving picture man carried an odd box contraption anc;l placed it before them as he started turning a crank-handle on the side of the box. Ty and Honus were the first world series­ heroes recorded on celluloid. And so It Just shows to go you that you can't tell 'ow your feet will 'ang while you're, 'avlng you plchure took! - CARRY ONI

For news of Israel, Jewish · communities throughout the world, local organizations and society, read the Herald. . .and for some of the best bargains In the Greater Providence area. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1971 9 EBAN TO VISIT J ER US ALE M - Foreign visit _officially on behalf of the 'Cady Francis M

WAR TALKS Jean Jacques Servan-Schreiber, PARIS - A leader of the there are two International Issues French Radical Party told a over which the U, S. would risk a Your Money's Worth Zionist audience ·here that he was nuclear conflict - Berlin and I and Interest allocable to business convinced the United States would Jerusalem. The French politician (Continued from page 6) mileage of your auto, go to war In order to preserve addressed a dinner of the Ahavat Mileage Now It says your use of the Israel's existence. According to Zion, a Zionist Association her~, . Deductions Office.At-Home optional mileage deduction on Entertainment your '70 return does not bar you from deducting any Interest and If you are entitled to deduct state and local taxes on your auto the allocable costs of driving that would otherwise be q=n~~er" your car for business, charitable deductible - a particularly 80 Massapoag Avenue or medical purposes, or as part valuable liberalization If you Sharon, Mass. of your deductible moving bought your car last year and expenses to a new Job, you got a paid Interest on an auto Joan plus _ ( 6 J7) 7$4-6000 VALUABLE TAX BREAK under a state-local sales taxes. • BANQUET FACILIT°IES I 9 ~ 0 Treasury ruling. The If you're an employe who Treasury lets you eliminate deducts ''office-at-home'' • CATERING IN TEMPLES keeping detailed records , of your expenses, you've had to meet Itemized automobile expenses; some tough Treasury Instead It wlll accept your requirements to get the deduction deduction based on a standard among them that your mileage rate for that type of employer "required" you to have deductible driving.The break Is an ottlce-at-home. The Tax Court TO BE GUE~ SPEAKER: Albert that the Treasury raised all these rejected this requirement In Sch.....__, national commander rates by 20 per cent or more for 1970, s aid It Is enough If your of the Jewish War VeteraN of the 1970. 0 F F I C E-A T-H O M E IS United States wHI be the 9u.. 1 If you're an employe or self­ "APPROPRIATE AND llp8Clker at Sabbath oervices at employed and you use your car HELPFUL" In your work even Temple Beth Torah on Friday, for business travel, your optional though not "required by your March 5, at 1:15 p.m. deudctlon for '70 Is 12 cents a employer, The Treasury appealed mile for the first 15,000 miles, 9 Mr. Schlouberg, a native of but the Second Circuit Court cents a mile above that (vs. 10 upheld the Tax Court's allowance Booton, NrVed in the U.S. Navy cents and 7 cents). during World War II, and hen or the deduction. IC you're using your own car Assuming you plan to rely on served ao a senior via commander for charitable or medical travel these decisions, though, be very and commander of his l'Mt. He is or ror deduct Ibl e moving well prepared to prove to the a member of the execvtive com­ expenses, your optional deduction courts that your ottlce-at-home mittN of the National Jewish ror I 9-0 Is 6 cents a mile (up ts "appropriate and helpful," Community Relations Ad"'-v rrom 5 cents). though not required by your Council. Here's another new break on employer - or you'll lose the the optional mileage deduction: on deduction anyway. The winner of An expert in urban affain, he your '69 r eturn, the Treasury was appointed by Mayor Kevin the court cases was a salesman Insisted that If you took the o r n e tw or k TV time who White of Boston to serve on the opt Ion a 1 bu~ Ines s mileage con v Inc ed the Judges that Mayor's Task Force for Uri>an Af­ deduction, you had to forfeit watching TV programs after fairs. Itemized deductions ror sales tax hours In his omce-at-home was ruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuul « appropriate and helpful.'' If you have the rugged Job or supporting business • Fur Storage Vault on Prfflll Sts • OraperltS SUCCESSFUL INVESTING Mea,urfd, Taktn Down & Re-H ung en t e rt a 1 n m e n t expense • ~:a~k;~,:n: ~!i:ryp~f!v""''d deductions, you may be helped by • l!lsurance Appralsah • Frft Stor3ge (Continued from page 5) ' gress will be the level or another court decision knocking ~~t;,~~:~ Est:si~tes I 1(1 saV!ngs bonds Issued sln~e 1941. Government funding of scientific out a stiff Treasury rule. The This Is available by writing to the research and industrial capital Treasury ..-a:fys generally that Superintendent of Documents, s pending . These segments trav e l and e ntertainment Washington, D.C,, 20402. Single remained soft In 1970 and were expenses may be deducted only If La Salle Drapery Cleaning ...._ copies cost 20 cents and three partly reflected In the company's you keep an account book or diary ' year subscriptions are $3.00. full year results. On a 1.5% gain o r some other WRITTEN 275 SMITH STREET - 421-4443 - PROVIDENCE, R.I. Bausch & Lomb Generously tn sales, per s har e profits s lid statement, plus, in certain NEAR THE ST ATE HOUSE 17. 3% from $1.85 to $1.53. Much situations, itemized receipts or Appraised At Present of the potential Inherent In FDA similar documentary evidence. Q, - Please comment on the approval of II Sofl ens" appears to Without the written· record or prospects of Bausch & Lomb. - have been discounted. Shares , s tatement, the Treasury bars the ,, YOU ARE CORDIALLY R,K , now trading at about 35x 1970 claim entirely. The Tax Court Invited to attend an A. - There are, naturally, e a r n I n g s , h a ve 1 Im It e d agreed, several factors which will specu l ati v e appeal at these But In 1970 the Second Circuit strongly influence the future levels. r ever sed the Tax Court and held profltablllty of Bausch & Lomb. Q, - I have 200 shares of that the Treasury's absolute OPEN HOUSE But perhaps the most significant at Peter Paul and as you know. it requirement or written proof as a now ts possible FDA approval of Tazi's Hand Crafts and Moroccan Imports has dropped way down In price. condition for yo ur deduction Is the firm's "Softens" hydrophilic Would you please advise me on wrong. You, the taxpayer, may Saturday, Feb. 27, 1971 contact lens. Bausch & Lomb from noon to 6 p .m. company prospects? - E,C, have the alternative of backing up submitted this new application to A, - Spurred by a profitable your deduction by a sufficient a= free Drawing the Food & Drug Administration 1970 final quarter, Peter Paul a m o u n t o f PROPERLY last July. The potential market reporred strong earnings gains SUBS TANT I ATE D OR AL • HANDCRAFTED LEATHERGOODS for this product Is believed to be for the first time s ince 1967. Net TESTIMONY, even though you substantial; an estimated income rose 10.5% for the year, kept no written record. • INTRICATELY DESIGNED METALWORK BY TAZI 600,000-750,000 new persons join to $1.60 a share on a 3,6% gain In This case may be of aid to you the ranks of tens users annually. sales. The acqui sition of a 51% if you are stuck without the • HANDCRAFTED JEWELRY And approval would, of course, interest in Van Houten, N.V. in written records required by the have a favorable effect on 1968, has enabled the company to Treasury rule, but yo u'll be FAR • EXCITING FASHIONS FOR YOU AND YOUR HOME company' s earnings. Al so meet its own requirements for BETTER OFF if you keep those (20% off all merchandise from Feb. 27 thru March 6) effecting BOL's future pro- chocolate as well as providing WRITTEN RECORDS and avoid entr y Into European markets. litigation which you may not However, this subsidiary has not necessarily win. as yet contributed to profits. , For shortly after the Circuit Producing and selling rights to Court decision, the Tax Court had TAZl'S Van Houten products have been another case In which the (Continued from page 2) granted, effective in April, to L. taxpayer relied on corroborating Handcrafts & Moroccan Imports CHARLES ROLLIN Monheim Gmb. H. for cash and evidence to prove his commissioned work Funeral services for Charles r o ya It y payments. Although entertainment expense deduction. Rollin, 83, of New Haven, shares have recove r ed 40% from The Tax Court disallowed his 60 Arcade Bldg., Prov. (third floor) 331 -3200 Connecticut, were Sunday at the }uly 1970 low, continued deduction not only because he Sugarman Memorial Chapel. earnings improvement should be lacked a written record or Burial was in Lincoln Park reflected in better trading levels statement but also because It said Cemetery. and shares may be held on this his other evidence was inadequate The husband of Dora (Olevson) basis. to prove his claim. Rollin, he died In Miami, Florida. Mr. Rollin was born In New York City to the late Israel and Sarah Rabbi Asks Pardon For Man copy -.MACHINES (Franklin) Rollin and lived in New Haven for 40 years. Survivors Include his wife; Who Murdered His Father one son, Harvey Rollln, Waban, WASHINGTON . Twenty- comment? The name meant N.E.'s Large5f Copy Machine & Paper Massachusetts; three sisters, f our years ago In down­ nothing to Rabbi Lipman. Mrs. Robert Gottlieb of Harrlson, town Pittsburgh, Joshua Distributor, '18 Models-AH Types. Pur­ Lipman, a watchmaker, decided He had his secretary call to New York, Mrs. Harriet Mallno Inquire, and then It all ~ame chase • Rent • -Lease. Phone for Con­ of New York Ctty and Miss Gloria to cancel the Insurance on his Jewelry store_ and buy a gun back, Hess was one of his sultation in Our New Showroom or your Rollin - of California and two father's killers. (fhe other had grandchlldren. instead. I , .. Office. A year later, two armed young died several years ago, of men he knew from the leukemia, In prison). HARDWAY neighborhood came into the store _ Rabbi Lipman wrote back, WINNIPEG - Jay Winkler of to hold It up. Lipman, 59 , was urging that Hess be freed. "At Kenorla, Ontario, became Bar kilted resisting the robbery. the time of the crime, my mother Mltzvah the hard way. There are About a month ago, Rabbi had taken a very strong position _., no Jewish teaching facilities In Eugene, J. Lipman, Joshua's son against capital punishment. She ·cp Kenorla, so the Bar Mltzvah and rabbi of Temple Sina! here, knew both families," · Rabbi candidate commuted reguJ'iirly to received a letter from the Lipman -said. The environment of .COPY 'PRODUCTS IJ(C. Winnipeg's Rosh Pina Synagogue Pennsylvania board of pardons In the neighborhood surrounding the for study. When the time for the Pittsburgh. . shop ''made thieving a P!'rt of ceremony came near, the Harold J . Hess, the letter their lives," he continued. candidate took his maftlr said, was asking for reduction of 438-1-000 Instruction from the synagogue's his life sentence, Since Rabbi The board of pardons, If It cantor, Judah Smotack via long Lipman was one .of the victims of d'ecldes to do so, could release distance telephone. Hess' crime, would he care to Hess, now 5 i, as early as I 974. ·,

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1971 11 For news of Israel, Jewish Charter Members_hips Open for Community Center comm u n It I es throughout the (Continued trom page I) world, local or.ganlzatlons and women aged 18 to 29 and out of equipment, use of the health club classifications will also be society, read the Herald . •.and high school. membership dues, will make It locker rooms, lounges, showers ottered for enrollment. Each of for some of the best bargains In possible for the Center to extend Youth membership will and lavatory facilities, massage these Includes certain limitations the Greater Providence area. scho l arship memb e rship Include boys and girls aged 14 to and treatment rooms, sauna and on activities. assistance to Jess fortunate 18, and Includes full membership steam rooms and slumber r oom, Youth club membership wlll fa m 111 es • This membership privileges for a twelve month Health club members will be Include boys and girls aged 14 to classl!lcatlon Includes all general period. entitled to the use of all Center 18. This membership CARPET family membership privileges. Membership In the Center's facilities by virtue of their full classl!lcatlon will entitle those Young adult family men's and women' s health clubs Center membership. enrolled to attend club meetings FASHIONS membership will Include a father, will be available to all men and Mr. Feldstein announced that at the Center 'and to attend Center up to the age of 29, mother and women aged 18 and above upon present health club memberships Youth Council sponsored ch I Id re n. Individual adult payment of health club fees over will be limited to 150 female and functions only, for a period membership will Include and above one of the above full 350 male members. The limit Is extending trom September 1 to Individual men and women aged membership categories. Imposed by the number of June 1 of the membership season. 29 and above. Health club privileges wlll available locker spaces for health Senior adult membership will Young adult membership will Include Individual box Jockers for club members. Include men and women aged 65 Include all single young . men and the storage or clothing and Certain associate membership and above who are enrolled In Center senior adult activities. Introductory membership Will MOST FAMOUS MILLS be offered to all newcomers to 12'x15' the community when Introduced AT CENTER BUILDING SITE by the Welcome Wagon. Such Custom Area Rugs newcomers will be entitled to an Introductory membership at no 100% Polyester Pile. charge to the first or the second following month. Sculptured hand Members of the Armed forces knotted appearance on active duty will be extended r egular Center guest prlvlleges thru jacquard at no charge, upon appUcatlon. methods. Guided tours of the new Cent er building will be made were 5299 a vallable on a s cheduled basis during the month of April, I 97 I. Completion or the new building 5 Is proceeding on a ruu work now 99 schedule. All exterior work, ex c e pt l a nd scap ing a nd decor ation, Is vlrtuall )' complete. Interior finis hing work Is being done and the expectation Is that the building will be completed at the end or March, 1971 , Harry Licht, chairman or the Center building committee said.

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JEWISH HOLIDAYS Passover 1971 to Passover 1972 1971 PASSOVER, 1st Day Sat., April 10th PASSOVER, 8th Day * Sat., April 17th SHAVUOT Sun., May 30th; • Mon., May 31st FAST OF 9th OF AB . Sun., Aug. 1st

ROSH HA-SHANAH Mon., Sept. 20th; / .. Tues., Sept. 21st YOM KIPPUR · *Wed., Sept. 29th SUCCOT, ht Day Mon., Oct. 4th SHEMINI ATZERETH •Mon., Oct. 11th

SIMHA T TORAH Tues., Oct. 12th t . HA NU KAH, 1sJ Day Mon., Dec. 13th HANUKAH, Last Day Mon., Dec. 20th 1972 PURIM Tues., Feb. 29th PASSOVER, ht Day Thurs., March 30th PASSOVER, 8th Day • Thurs., April 6th Soclal .... * YIZKOR DAYS 3 ·Zio_nist Jewish E.migrants Tell Brussels Conference Of Jewry BRUSSELS - Three Zionist steps toward an easing of has protested against the Jews who recently left the Soviet tensions In the world. conference. It helped stage a Union said Tuesday that the "For repression of any group counter-meeting during which attitude of three million Jews Is an expression of disregard for several s oviet Jews rebutted the there was one of Increasing the opinion of mankind and there charges. . alienation and protest and the Is nothing so quick to erode The testimony of the three policy ·of thi, Government was mutual trust on which Jewish emigrants came after "hypocrtical and lying anti­ l n tern at lo n al understanding Rabbi Herschel Schacter of New semitism." depends," he said. York had declared that "the ''Man y Soviet J ews The three men, one a former young, effective, courageous Jews undoubtedly wish to remain and to major In the Soviet Army, spoke In the Soviet Union have boldly live In dignity and freedom as of their experiences before 750 asserted the ir Jewish Identity." Joyal and productive citizens of r e presentatives of J ewish An example of this new organizations at the opening their birthplace," Mr. Goldber g m llltancy was given In a said. session of an extraordinary telephone call to the conference "This they are being denied conference on the situation of from a Soviet J ew named Chaim Soviet Jews. a nd for this denial the Soviet Splvakovsky, who sent a message Union ls bound to pay the great of "blessing to the congress on Arthur J. Goldberg former price of alienating three million behalf of 16 J ews living In United States delegate at the of Its people, of goading them Into Kharkov.'' United Nations, started the acts of protest and of The former Soviet Army proceedings In Brussels' largest Impoverishing the Intellectual, major , Grlsha Felgln of Riga, convention hall with an appeal to artistic, sclentlflc and economic who left the Soviet Union the Soviet Union to heed world life of the nation." February JO, said he had come opinion. The Soviet Government, which from a country "in which Jews Mr. Goldberg said Soviet has s teadily denied charges that act Ive 1 y participate ln Its r epression of Jews endangered lt discriminates against J ews, development and are all loyal citizens.,, RABBI MEIR KAHAN£. left, is escorted from the conve ntion hall in Bn,s­ "But I also left a land where Mls after officials af confere nce af Jew ish groups de nied him odmit­ J ews form the only national tance. Police took him away. Reiects Soviet Protest minority that has been deprived of Its rights," he added. He said Jewish culture was being " completely annlhllated. '' Conference Everything "that ls associated Again 5 t Co n st ! e~ r!!!~o~l~ng exit with being Jewis h comes under BRUSSE L S - Belgium pennlts "went on for some time " the description of Zionism," he Monday rejected a Sovie t protest a n d h a d become more asserted. against the conference which complicated because of absence He said lt was the Soviet Expels Kahane opened Tuesday on the conclltlon of cllplomatic relations between authorities and not the Jewish of Jews In the Soviet Union. the Soviet Union and Is rael. people that had created the (Continued from page 1) Mr, zweibon laid out the F oreign Minister P ierre Col. Gen. David A. Gragunsky problem. He said thousands of the possibility of a dis turbance, following program: Hannel called ln Ambassador 'spoke about the Red Army' s fight J ews were now openly putting he was being expelled. ' • "The life of Soviet Fyodor F. Molochkov and told against Nazi Germany and said forth demands and s ubm lttlng A s tat e m e nt issued by representatives ln the West him the Belgian Government hi s delegation had laid a wreath applications for exit permits Rirchard Cohen, the conference should be made intolerable." would take no stand concerning a at the monument to the 26,000 despite compllcated procedures spokesman, declared that Rabbi • " Cultural exchange must be confer ence staged by private Belgian Jews who died during the r equired of all Soviet citizens for Kahane had been barred because called off." organizations. war. travel abroad. Other confer ence "we utterly r e ject and repudiate • ''We must declare an Some 750 Jewis h leaders from During a news confe rence at sources said JOO J ews a month the philosophy and practice of 'econom ic boycott of Soviet 2 7 coun t r I es met to plan the Hilson Hotel, the conference we re now being permitted to violence, as enunciated and goods." moves to end what they view as organizers denied any political leave. carried out by the Jewish Defense • "We must interrupt and discrimination against Jews by alms, lnclucllng that of hurting the Vl tal y svechlnsky, an League." threaten by public action and by the Soviet Government, lnclucllng Soviet Union. Claude Kelman of a r chitect who left Moscow on From the very beginning the de mons trations all talk of East­ curbs on emigration. Fr a nee, c h a I rma n of the February 2, d escribed ~ Be lgian Government had been West rapprochement." The Soviet Government has organizing committee, said the conver sations with the Soviet ,I sensitive to the danger of Several delegates, while not d e n I e d t h a t there I s conference would not yield to secr et police ln which - he disorder particular ly because it s h ar in g Rabbi K aha n e ' s discrimination against Jews and lntlmldatlon- asserted his ties with Israel. The 'I had been under Soviet pressure viewpoint, felt that he had a r ight has pointed out that procedures "Having failed to frighten the interrogator, Mr. Svechlns ky not to permit the conference , to speak. One of them was Otto governing travel abroad apply to Jews of the Soviet Union," he said, described Israel as ''a which Moscow called a Preminger, the motion picture all Soviet citizens . said, "the men ln the Kremlin racist, Imperialist s tate." provocation. director, who Indicated Mosc ow has called the can hardly expect that their He said he had told the disagr eement with the rabbi but conference part of an anti-Soviet threats can have any effect on the Interrogator that the Soviet The Soviet Government has added that to throw him out was campaign and lodged a protest free world where Jews and men Government was trying to drive denied tha t there is "undemocratic and unAmerlcan," last Friday with the . Belgian of good wlll of every race and Jews into a corner, "but it is too discrimination against -Jews and Mr. Preminger was applauded Ambassador In Moscow. In a religion have Joined hands on late and we s hall not swerve from has pointed out that procedures when he compared the conference press campaign, the Soviet Union behalf of the struggle of Soviet the path we have chosen." for obtaining emigration visas leaders• attitude to that of the warned of a deterioration of Jewry to be free," "We wlll go on to the end and are the same for all Soviet Nazis. relations between the two 1be conference was sponsored as long as J ews live we shall citizens. Paddy Chayefsky, the writer, countries If Belgium pennltted by the American Jewish yearn for Israel," he added. What disorder there was who was another member of the what Pravda called ''the Ignoble Conference on Soviet Jewry and Mr. svechlnsky was asked occurred within the convention American delegation, said the activities of Is r aeli-American the Conference of Presidents of whether he wished to Jeave as a hall. Dr. Morris Brafman of action was "stupid, insolent and Zionist provocateurs." M aj or Amer le an J e w I s h Soviet or as an anti-Soviet Belle Harbor, Queens, a member unAmerican." he declared that Mr. Hannel told the Soviet Organizations, s imilar person, and he answer ed that of the Am e rican Zionist Rabbi Kahane was entitled to have Ambassador that the Government conferences In Europe and Latin political questions of this kind Feder a t ion, rushed to the his say, had received assurances from the Amer I ca and the Israel! were not Important to him. He platform and demanded to know conference organizers that It Representative Council of Soviet said he lacked the essential, a who had asked for the rabbi's "would confonn to the rules of Jewry, B'nal B'rlth International national Identity. a r rest. Amid shouting and Thirty members of the Jewish hospitality that Belgium has Council, the Jewish Agency for " I am deprived of black bread scuffling, Dr. Brafman was Defense League protested the always a c corded to the Israel , the World Zionist and you ask me whether I like hustled off. In the corridors, he ouster of Rabbi Kahane from the expression of the mos t varied Organization and the World cake," he said he had told the told newsmen that Jewish youth Brusse l s' conference by opinions." The minis ter said Jew Is h Congress, police agent . was " frustrated and heartbroken occupying the offices of the such a conference ought not to that this has been a conference of American J ewish Conference on affect ties between the two one school of thought." Soviet J ewry at 55 West 42d countries. The maj o rity viewpoint S tree t. The conference ts The Soviet Union Itself made appeared to be exemplified by sponsoring the Brussels meeting: use of Belgian hospitality by Prof. Hans Morgenthau of City The police were summoned helping to stage a public meeting College in New York, who urged s hortly before 5 p.m. and at which several Soviet J ews quiet diplomacy and dignified restored order. There were no denied discrimination In their demons t r at Ions rather than arrests. The demonstrators said country and denounced the violent action to influence the they would be back. conference. The meeting In the Soviet Government to extend the auditorium of the SheU Building same privileges to the J ewis h In d ow ntown Brussels was • minority that it extends to other NEO-NAZJS organized by the Belgian-Soviet ethnic groups. Friendship Society, but It became " The Soviet Government Is MELBOURNE - Some 500 unruly when half of the audience not going to act favorably I! per sons · many of them rurnecl out to be critics of Soviet someone tries to pusu it in a bear Ing concentration- camp policies. corner,,, he warned. numbers on their forearms and The Soviet delegation said that Miss Kralna Shur, a 24- year­ some wearing striped garments It was In Brussels as part of a old engineer from Leningrad, who similar to those worn by camp regular exchange program. Asked was permitted to leave and is on Inmat es - wrecked the . by a member of the audience why her way to Israel, said in ,an headquarters here of Australia's It happened to be here Jus t at this Interview that "Jews s hould be neo-Nazl or ganization this week, time, a member of the delegation active but must not overdo It Two thousand demons trators said It had been Invited. b e cause It might provoke had massed to protest to the When a speaker on the unfavorable reactions, from · the, police over a parade and meeting platform noted that many other side." s cheduled by the neocNazls In · a me m be rs of the friendship Rabbi Kahane was to have nearby park. But although the society were Jews , someone In presented an action pr ogram to police persuaded the neo-Nazls to the audience exclatmed,"Judasl" the press Wjl~pe.$day afternoon. postpone their program, 50Q of He was expeUed while shouting In his place, Bertram zweibon, the demonstrators refusetl to "Israel shaU live!" general counsel for the Jewish disperse. Instead, they stormed Samull, L, Zlvs , a Jurist, Defense League, denounced the .!Ae neo-Naz l . headquarters, declared , In French . that the conference as " a childish game." s'ltllished windows·, tore down Nazi majority • of Soviet . Jews "are Dov Sperling, an !migrant from emblems and fiags and left the satisfied with the existence they the Soviet Union who ·was detained place a wreck. Six shots were lead." He ~al\J 3,000 Jews AT OPENING OF PARLEY ON SOVIET JEWS: Rabbi Hershe l Shachter, brlefiy with Rabbi Kahane, said fired from the building by neo­ emigrated In 1969 and 1970 but right, chairman of the American Jew ish Conference on Soviet Jewry, it the J ewlsh people were faced WI th Nazls . The police moved Into the added that of the three million In shown In 11ni... 1 , with Grisha F.lgin, a former major In the Soviet the Soviet Union only· " a few genocide and every tactic must be building and confiscated the guns, army, who migrated to Israel two WH kt ago. · r used to prevent It. but made no arrests. thousand" wished to leave . He THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1971 13 New York Supplies Kosher Food Jerusalem's Council Approves To All State Institute Patients- NEW YORK - The State of organization, Rabbi Hoffman said New York Is now supplying Jewish patients In six state Extensive Housing Proiect Plan kosher meat and meat products Institutions had been supplied to JERUSALEM - Jerusalem's with the plans In order to keep from 10,000 to 18,000 all patients In state Institutions with kosher food products by his Municipal Council this week J er us a le m "an emphatlcally apartments, the minister w111 now who desire them, It was reported group on a regular basis. approved the national Jewish city." consider Mr. Kollek's proposal to here by Rabbi E. Hoffman, Because of a limited annual Government's plans fo,r extensive When he announced the plan, hold the construction to below director of the United Blkur budget of $25,000 he said, the· new housing projects that critics and In subsequent television and 4,000 and to devote a sizable a,rea Cholltn. Blkur Chollm organization could fear w111 disfigure the scenic radio appearances, the minister to v1llas and gardens Instead of 'The action, Rabbi Hoffman not reach all observant patients, h 111 s around the city and made It plain that he was less high-rise apartments. reported, was taken by the who were given a substitute dairy complicate negotiations for an concerned with esth_etlc Jerusalem, which has grown Rockefeller Administration at the diet Instead. Arab-Israeli peace settlement. arguments than with helping solve faster than any other Israeli city behest of the Blkur Chollm The state takeover means, The swift and overwhelm Ing the nation's hou.,;lng shortage and since the 1967 war, Is In danger organization, which had been Rabbi Hoffman stressed, that all vote was taken without debate, making certain that Jerusalem of strangling for lack of housing, supplying the kosher products on Jewish patients desiring kosher following a decision by the retains Its Jewish majority. the Mayor said: a dally basis to thousands of meat and meat products will be leadership of the ruling Labor Mr. Kollek's unqualified observant Jews for more than able to receive them. He said that A 11 g nm en t to represent the The Jewish population of three and a half years. He said he out of 80,000 patients confined In endorsement'ot the Government's J e rusalem has grown from council's actio n as a plan followed assurances from had been negotiating for the state state mental Institutions , demonstration of national unity In 100,000 In 1948 to 210,000 after takeover for over six years. approximately 10,000 are Jewish. Mr. Sharer that they would be the city's reunification In 1967, the face of International reviewed with a view to scaling The plan finally decided upon The Blkur Chollm director said objections to the plan. while the Arab population has Rabbi Hoffman said, was the the state takeover was down the largest and most Increased only slightly, from The projects, submitted last controversial of the projects, preparation of the products by accomplished largely through the week by the Ministry of Housing, 60,000 to 66,000. Under the kosher manufacturers and personal efforts of Lt. Gov. Ramo!, near the H111 of Samuel, ministry's plans, the Jewish call for the construction of four northwest of the city. Instead of delivery to the Institutions In Malcolm Wilson and officials of housing developments In the population would reach 400,000 by going ahead with plans to er ect 1985. heat ab 1 e plastic containers. the State Bureau of Nutritional rocky h1lls s urrounding the city, Discussing .the efforts of his ~ervlces. a lmost entirely In territory held by Jordan before the s!X-day war of June, 1967. Sources Say Egyptians Prepare Only two abstentions In the 31-member council marred the To Move Missiles Across Canal 1 e ade rs h Ip' s expectation of unanimity. LONDON Diplomatic peace treaty with Israel. The ' I sources here said that Egypt was Mayor Teddy Kollek, who In American Journalist Is In the past has been critical of preparing to move Soviet Sam-2 J erusalem tor meetings with and Sam-3 anti-aircraft missiles t echnical aspects of the Premier Golda Meir and Foreign ministry's projects, tonight gave across the Suez Canal the mo­ M lnlste r Abba Eban. He was ment Is r ael withdraws Its forces the m his full endorsement , Interviewed on the Kol Israel s tating that he could not from the east bank of the water­ remain ''News-Reel .'' Ind I ff e r e n t to Inte rnational way. The Newsweek editor made The s ources said that political conside rations. much of the fact that Sadat "It Is true that we've had Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's mentioned the words " peace proposal to re-open the canal In some differences," Mr. Kollek treaty'' twice during the told the council, "but they were six months If the Isr aelis pulled Interview. He said the late back to a line east of El Arlsh technical and they are being President Gama! Abdel Nasser solved. We are In complete Indicated that Egypt does not had always said he would never regard the Suez Canal as an agreement , however, that sign a peace agreement wt th construction must go ahead and International waterway In the Israel. De Borchgr ave , who sen se that Egypt may be that we cannot accept foreign Interv i ewed Nasser for his advice on where and when to conceding Rafan and Gaza .- to magazine, compared the two Israel. build." Egyptian leaders. He said he got This was an allus ion to the Th e sources said that the impression that Sadat was a Sadat made clear In his Interview United States Slate Department' s much wise r, mor e thoughtful and criticism last week that the pubilshed In Newsweek Magazine more cultured man than Nasser last week tha t he considered the housing projects could Interfere and that he was "firmly In the w Ith an Arab-Israeli peace Canal Egyptian territory and that sad d I e." According to de s et t 1 e m e n t by changing the Israel had no business discussing Borchgrave, Sadat would never its future. They said that at the present status In the disputed have proposed what he did areas. The department was same time Sadat made a clear unless he was confident of his r eacting to the announcemenl by CONSTRUCTION IN JERUSALEM: A bulldozer works in hills around city. distinction between the Canal and position. Municipal Council voted approval of Government plan for extenr.ive the Straits of Tlran which connect the Housing Minister, Zev Sharer, The Newsweek edltor said he of his decis ion to press ahead housing projects. the Gulf of Aqaba with the. Red didn'·t think hostilit!e1 would be Sea. renewed on March 7, 'My guess According to the diplomatic is that as there ts so much s our c e s , Egyptian dip! omacy movement right now behind the recently has been more effective scenes that Mr. (United Nations JDL Leader Kahane Convicted; than Isr aeli diplomacy. They said Secretary General) U Thant w111 the constant arguments in public be able to report to the Security between Israeli Ministers over Council that there has been peace terms weakened Isr ael's progress which, In turn, would Sentence To Be Set On April 13 diplomatic position. give President Sadat an opening NEW YORK - Rabbi Meir He also denied police charges It would be appealed. Arnaud de Borchgrave , the to say that they would continue to · Kahane, the national chairman of that the demonstration was Rabb I Kahane, who was · senior editor of Newsweek restrain themselves ," he said. the J ewish Defense League, was blocking pedestrian and vehicular magazine w ho interviewed released In his own recognizance, He added that he did not think the convicted here this week on traffic, a charge that contributed Indicated he would continue his President Sadat, said that he Egyptians would set any new charges of obstructing to the misdemeanor conviction. believed Egypt would continue to militant protest activities. cease-fire deadlines but would governmental administration and He told reporters that he observe the cease-fire beyond its observe the · truce as Rabbi Kahane contended that continue to disorderly conduct. planned to take an evening flight 30-day deadline of March 7 and long as progress continued to be the police had reneged on an · that It · may eventually sign a made. The six-member Jury that ag,eement to allow 25 protester s to Brussels to attend the World deliberated three hours on the to picket In an enclosed area Conference on Soviet Jewry. findings dismissed a charge of across the · street from the "I w111 attempt to convince y·ouths Revolt At Zionist M.eet; resisting arrest against the 38- mission, on 67th Street between other J ewlsh groups to do what year-old rabbi, who appeared 1bird and Lexington Avenues, we have been doing, and when I Conflict Concerns Basic Reform disappointed at the verdict. Instead, he said, they were return we will continue to do what we have been doing - In NEW YORK - A "revolt of leadership was the matter of "What can I say?'' he asked allowed to 'picket only at the youth" occurred at the con'­ priorities. The youths want more street intersection and were spades," the rabbi declared. with a small grin. "It was a fair On the witness stand, the ventlon of the Religious Zionist money for youth activities and trial, a fair Jury, a fair Judge and finally ordered to dlsperse for Organization of America, which Jewish education while the elders allegedly blocking traffic. rabbi said that he had founded the a bad verdict." league In 1968 "lo Insure that l closed last week at Long Beach, a r e concerned chiefly with Criminal Court Judge Irving "I was furious because the I N, Y. About 60 youth delegates raising money for Israel, Ben­ what happened to our people 25 Lang set April 13 for sentencing. agreement had been broken," the I' partlc'lpated In what was David said. rabbi testified, years ago should happen never Obstructing governmental again." essentlalty a conflict between the He said the youth revolt administration, a misdemeanor, . Rabbi Kahane, appearing calm established leadership of the developed when the convention carries a maximum sentence of and at ease during one hour on Over the last two years, the i MI z r a ch 1-Hapoel Hamlzrachl presidium 11'reneged" on a one year -In prison and a $1,000 the witness stand said he and his league has been the speapheaci of movement and Its younger promise to _altow Dov Sperling, a fl n e. Disorderly conduct, a followers had been forbidden to militant protests against the I elements over basic reforms. Russian Jewish emlgre from violation, Is punishable by 15 go through police barricades to treatment of Jew-s In the Soviet I Benny Ben-David, a Israel, to address the convention. days In Jail. worship at Congregation Zlchron Union, In some cases, the activity I spokesman -for Noar Mlzrachl, Sperling, who supports tbe tactics Although he has been Involved Ephraim, a synagogue across the has drawn condemnation from the RZA yough organization, said of the Jewish Defense Leauge, Is In a number of demonstrations street from the Soviet Mission. government leaders and other the - main I ss ue w as a controversial figure bere and In and has been arrested more !hap After he was denied Jewish groups. democ·ra ti za ti on of election Israel. Ben-David said his group once, the Jury's verdict was the permission, he testified, "I In his summation, Mr. l: procedures and the way the was confident that youth would first conviction against the rabbi. moved the · barricade and Edelbaum defended the rabbi's convention was rlD!. A flyer exert greater Influence at next Several other charges · are attempted to go through, at which activities as an expression of the Issued by the youth faction said It Yl!ar• s convention. pending, Including a felony charge point the police began swinging right of free speech. He told the had "threatened to break up the DOGWOOD TREES of riot stemming from a J,D.L, their clubs." Jury, "If you convict this man, con>'entlon because very few of WASHINGTON - The Wash­ demonstration near the Soviet TIie rabbi said that he was there'll be dancing In the the . delegates had been duly ington Committee for Soviet Mission to the United Nations on "c lubbed and knocked down" In Kremlin." e lected according to their Jewry announced that It was December 27, 1970. the ensuing melee and · that "I Michael Haynes, the constitution," But · the youths making a gift of two dogwood The verdict announced this distinctly heard three of them prosecutor, told the Jury that the expressed satisfaction that they trees to the lnternatlonal. Union of week arose from a December 30, (police) shouting, 'Get the demonstration was "free speech, were allotted 25 percent of the . ' ElEictrlcal Radio and Machine 1969, demonstration at the same ldltesl'" coupled with action." membership on convention Workers whose secretary­ location. The mission Is on 67th Under cross-examination by In his charge to the Jury, committees: Ben•Olvid told the treasurer David Fitzmaurice was Street between Third and an assistant district attorney, Judge Lang said: JT A that at last year's arrested recently In a Lexington Avenues. Michael Haynes, Rabbi Kahane "The Constitution does not convention, youth membership on cli!monstratlon on behalf of Soviet According to police testimony, said he had told his followers at afford the same kind of freedom committees was "negligible," Jews. The commltiee said the the rabbi . and his followers the demonstration not to be to those who would communicate · -I n a d d I t I 'o n , t w o trees would be planted this spring attempted to break -ihrough a ashamed of ar.rest and that I de a s by conduct such as representatives of the youth on a site In front of the union pollce barricade at _:rhlrd Avenue "some things are more Important march Ing, . demonstrating and element were elected ·national headquarters where Jews and to get closer to the mission,' than a clean record." picketing on streets and hlgllways vice presidents. Bert-David said non- Jews have been maintaining a The rabbi contended that he ' Mour Ice EdelbalUII, the as It does to those who WOUid another point at· Issue between_the dally 15-mfnute silent vigil for had attempted to go through the defense counsel, said communtcate Ideas by pure youths and the established the Jews of the Soviet Union. barricade wltb!>ut using force. 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14 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY1 FEBRUARY 26, 1971 Communist Paper ·'Pra-vda' Links Orthodox Leaders Criticize Rockefeller's Aid Attitude Zionism To Czech Liberalization NEW YORK Orthodox spokesman for the Governor leaders criticized Gov. Nelson A. declined to clarify his seeming MOSCOW - Pravda, the Indistinguishable from Nazism. storm_troopers parading past Rockefeller last week for Inconsistency, preferring to let Communist party newspaper, said Zionist leaders are accused of Hitler. Pictures of Inmates of declaring his opposition to the Rockefeller's statements stand by last week that world Zionism having collaborated with the Nazi concentration camps were Speno-Lerner Parent-Aid bill, themselves. carried on subversive activity In Nazis during the war and are shown Immediately before which would provide Indirect Rabbi Sherer offered his Communist countries and charged with practicing a racism victims of Israeli air raids In support of private schools. belief that Rockefeller "Is suggested that Zionists were to of their own. Egypt. Rabbi Moses Sherer, confusing the Issue by Joining the blame for the liberalization In So v I et television recently executive president of Agudath Blaine Amendment repeal Czechoslovakia In 1968. showed a SO-minute documentary Tonight, on Soviet television, Israel, declared that the bill "Is controversy wl th the Speno­ This was the first time that film largely devoted to the a group of Jews, most of them a necessity If the non-public Lerner Parent-Aid Bill, because the Soviet media had charged history of Zionism. The Nazi­ well-known for their support of schools In New York State are to the Parent-Aid bill Is a method of Zionists with promoting the Zionist theme was emphasized. Soviet policy, attacked allegations continue fulfilling their helping the non-public schools liberal regime of Alexander On several occasions, David Ben­ that Soviet Jews suffered any educational responsibilities In now without violating the Blaine Dubcek, which was ousted after a Gurlon' s face was superimposed discrimination. One said Jews providing a large segment of the Amendment.'' Soviet-led Invasion of on that of Hitler. should not be permitted to state's student population with Rockefeller's opposition to Czechoslovakia. The charge was, Newsreel footage of Israeli emigrate to Israel, where they quality secular education." Speno-Lerner was hailed by Leo however, previously made In forces on parade was followed by would be used as cannon fodder In Rockefeller said it would Pfeffer, chief attorney, for the Czechoslovakia. similar footage of Nazi the war against the Arabs. mark "the first step to Comm! nee for Public Education Vladfmlr Bolshakov, the undermine, If not destroy, the and Religious Liberty (PEARL). author of the first In a two-part public school system of our ?feffer who Is also chief counsel Pravda series, "Antl-Sovletlsm Professor Tells Attitude country, not Just the State." He to the American Jewish Congress Is the, Profession of Zionists," added that such a b111 would be called the Governor's comments ,\ did not elaborate on 1he events In "copied" by Southern states and "a statesman-like recognition Czechoslovakia. would represent "the end of the that public support must not go to ·l Pravda gave a prominent Of Hunting Held By Jews whole movement to Integrate the non-public schools If the public '< place to the article, which was public schools of our country." schools are not to become merely I NEW YORK - Hunting Is forbidden. orie of the harshest against But Rockefeller reiterated his a dumping ground for the 7.lonlsm since Soviet media considered an Inhuman pastime In The element of cruelty to l J ewish tradition, Dr. ·s1dny B. animals ls present even In ritual support for repeal of the so­ disadvantaged, Including racial I. resumed recently an almost dally minorities, the poor and the 1' Hoenig, Dean Plnkhos Churg_ln s laughter, Dr. Hoenig said. called Blaine Amendment, which campaign against Israel. The bars aid to private schools. A children no other school wants." I campaign has been stepped up In Professor of Jewish History at 'Ritual s laughter Is more humane preparation for the world Jewish Yeshiva University, said. than other methods. Maimonides conference In Brussels next week In the current Issue of In his GUIDE clearly states that Rabbi Joins Battle In Vienna on the situation of Soviet Jews. "Tradition" quarterly of the 'it Is not allowed to torment the Rabbinical Council of America, animal by cutting the throat In a Soviet authorities appear Dr. Hoenig said "Jewish tradition clumsy manner, by pole-axing, or About Quickie Conversions perturbed by the effect the throughout the ages has been by cutting off a limb while the conference may have on world awar e of the harshness and animal ls alive.' Even today JERUSALEM The Dr. Warhaftlg, In a r eply to an public opinion and have set out to Inhumanity of game hunting, arrangements ar e being caretully Lubavltc.her Rebbe, Rabbi ultra-Orthodox critic, pointed out discredit the expected charges which Is Included In the Biblical studied for the constructions of Menachem Schneerson, has added that the Vienna Rabbinate was that Soviet Jews are culturally Interdict against the unnecessary new types of pens, In which the his voice to the battle going on headed by Rabbi Aklva Eisenberg, deprived, lack communal spilling of blood." animal will not be able to move between leaders of the National Orthodox, and that his two organizations and have particular The only exception made was and which would do away with Religious Party and the ultra­ colleagues on the Beth Din bench difficulties that other ethnic the trapping of animals tor food. need tor shackling.'' Orthodox over alleged "quickie appointed by the J ewish Agency groups do not have In the Soviet However, Dr. Hoenig said this Dr. Hoenig also serves at conversions" being provided by a are Rabbi Alter Meir Steiner, a Union. was ' 'concess i on to man's Yeshiva University as chairman Vienna Beth Din tor non-Jewish well-known Talmudic scholar, Mr. Bolshakov did not mention w eakness.'' Adam was not of the faculty, Bernard Revel spouses of East European Jews and the director of the Agudat Israel school In Vienna. the Brussels meeting, which permitted to eat fles h, and only Graduate School. At the e n route for Israel. In addition, Dr. Warhaftlg already has been denounced here after the flood In Noah's time was University s ince 1934, he ,s noted Leaders of yeshlvot have as an "anti-Soviet provocation." animal consumption permitted, he tor his work on the history of the c 1 a l med that NRP bosses, stated that last year there were He said Zionists had been trying said. Second Commonwealth and the Including Dr. Zerah Warhaftlg, 40 conversions In Vienna, mostly to carry on subversive activity In Dr. Hoenig contrasts the authenlli:lty of the Dead Sea the Ml n l s t er for Religious of Polish emigrants. Only two Communist countries, Affairs, ar e turning a blind-eye were from the Soviet Union. He 'I attitude of the J ewish tradition to Scrolls. particularly after all but Rumanla that of Catholic theology as to the Vienna conversions which denied an Agudlst allegation that broke relations with Is rael presented by C. A. Darnen WATER SHORTAGE are not In accord with halacha, mixed couples were being advised following the 1967 war. ("Theologla Moralis") and TEL AVIV - Aaron Welner, but which, they say, are being by J ewish Agency emissaries to An Israeli writer was quoted o thers, who say although head of Israel's water resources promoted by the Jewish Agency. conceal the Gentile origin of one to the effect that Israel should unnecessary cruelty be avoided, authority, said In an Interview In Rabb l Schneerson, In a of the spouses. seek to become "a splinter In the the exercise and thr111 provided "Yldeot Achronot," Israel may message to his followers In It is understood here that the boy of the Communist movement by the chase Justifies hunting as a soon have a serious fresh water I s r a e I attacking the Vienna Rabbinate Council In J erusalem around which a sore would means of recreation. · shortage. He said much fresh conversions, said that not ~ven Is planning to send a delegation of fester.'' It also contrasts with the water Is wasted In Arab the N a z Is had encouraged two rabbis to Investigate the "The first practical test of views of John Calvin who countries. Gentiles to convert to Judaism. Vienna situation. this theory and policy were the differentiated between the clergy events In Czechoslovakia In and the laity: "no ecclesiastic 1968,'' Mr. Bolshakov said. should spend his time In Because several Czechoslovak hunting." Egyptian Officials Investigate liberals were Jewish, It has been Among the many heroes of alleged In Czechoslovakia that J e w I s h history, Dr. Hoenig Mr. Dubcek was being led by a writes, not one Is portrayed as a Possibilities Of Canal Clearing. Zionist plot. hunter . And unlike English PARIS - Egyptian officials material expands to 50 times Its arrange financing In SWltzerland, The present Soviet campaign literature, there Is no song of have been quietly sounding out size when treated Wtder water. but these could not be confirmed. Is similar to a three-month anti­ laudatlon of the hunter or of ship-salvage companies In The wor ldwide rights to the Western shipping men said that Zionist pr opaganda drive that hunting In all of J ewish writings. Europe on clearing the Suez process are held under license by since the Soviet Union would began after Israeli bombings of Sensitivity to the cruelty of Canal. a Rotterdam company, Smit Tak, be among the · principal ben­ the Nile delta and ended with a animals was apparent In early Blocked since the Arab­ whose president, Paul van den eficiaries If the canal were big Soviet military buildup In times, Dr. Hoenig said, In the Israeli war of June, 1967, the Berg, has also been In contact opened, Moscow could probably Egypt. J ew's not making domestic pets 100-mlle waterway had brought with the Egyptians. be lnguced to provide financing If Soviet media usually make a otblrds and animals. The extent the Un lte d .Arab Republic Smit Tak has a contract with necessary_.____ _ distinction between Zionists and of the sensitivity Is seen 1n· ' the revenues of around $250-mllllon the European owners of 14 ships Jews, and contend that Soviet rule that when one purchased new a year. Today It represents the still afloat but locked In the Great AMERICAN JEWS Jews reject Western attempts to boots, unlike other attire, the llne between the Israeli and BI tte r Lake about halfway NEW YORK - American defend their Interests. .But the blessing, "may they get old and Egyptian armies as diplomats between the Red Sea and the J ews are deeply committed to the Invective leveled against Israel Is may You get new ones," was not are engaged In a new spurt of Mediterranean to s urvey the· growth and survival of the State disturbing many Soviet J ews who recited since- an animal had to be activity on the problems of the obstacles In the way of getting the of Israel, Plnhas Saplr, Israel have sympathy for Israel. k1lled to obtain Its s kin. Middle East and In discussions on ships out the canal. Finance Minister said after A theme of the campaign Is Moreover, the trapping for fl.tr the future of the canal. Mr. van den Berg said In a visiting eight J ewish communities that Z ioni s m Is virtually of s uch animals as seals Is Although the canal is littered tel e phone Intervie w from dur ing his 11-day tour of the with sunken tan)cer and dredgers, Rotterdam: "The survey will United States. · military equipment such as tanks begin as soon as the United In an exclusive Interview with Syrian Premier Says Mid-East and trucks and the Ironwork of Nations w111 cover us with their JTA, Saplr described · American d~stroyed bridges, Mashhour flag." He said no one, not even Jews as "more than Jews." He Ahmed Mashhour, chairman of the canal authorities, really knew said they are "brothers, partners Will Resort To Force Of Arms the Canal Authority, has told how many Impediments there In what they think and feel for officials of Western companies were In the .canal. , Israel.'' Saptr also talked about BEIRUT, Lebanon, - Lieut. . powers of the presidency Monday, the deep and abiding friendship succeeding Ahmed el-Khatib, the that he belleves it can be cleared Gen Hafez al-Assad, the Syrian In four months. Mr. van den Berg said that his between the U,S. and Israel, Premier, said that "force of nominal head of state, who company had hopes of getting a emphasizing that the rumor arm s ' ' would In the end resigned his _post and was The Canal Author ity has contract from the canal current In Israel that Pre mier determine . the outcome of the elected speaker of the 173-man already been In contact with authorities for removal and Golda. Meir might designate him Arab-Israeli conflict. parliament,· known as the officials of Dutch and Danish salvage work. as Premier was "only a rumor." People's Council. companies to discuss not only Addressing the first session CI earl n g , deepening and He underscored that Israe l The parliament was appointed clearing the canal, bµt al so widening the canal will -cost wanted peace with her neighbors, of the newly appointed parltment, last week for a two-year term to deepening and widening ·11 for General Assad said that political millions of dollars, but Western dismissed the Israeli "New Left" prepare for a permanent large tankers. The conver sations maritime executives do not as "nil" both In nu'mbers and efforts toward a Middle East constitution for Syria and to have been held over the last two settlement were good only _ for believe that the Egyptians will Influence In Israel's political life, endorse the notnlnatlon of a new or three months. have any trouble In arranging and stressed that lsrael Is winning world public opinion over President for the next seven The authority has ordered to the Arab cause. financing. prepared to discuss peace at the years. three dredgers at a cost of about For one thing, the Egyptians negotiating table not In the press: General Assad, who seized Mr. Khatib' s resignation ·had $3-mllllon each from the de are receiving, about $250-m1llloil He noted that both Israel pow e,r In November after been expected, and Is -believed Ltesbos~h yard, a Dutch shipyard a year from Kuwait and Saudi Bonds and UJA were vitally deposing the Government of meant to pave the way for the near Utreclit. ' Arabia In compensation for the Instrumental In aiding Israel President Nureddln al-Attassl, e I e ct Ion of the 44-year-old , Canal officials have also loss of canal revenues. financially to help meet Its apparently stopped short of open general as President. visited Karl Kroyer, a Danish The diplomatic sources said . various economic and cultural d Is agreement with President Under an amendment of the executive and inventor who has that these payments might needs. Saplr said he found that Anwar el-Sadet of the United provl·s lonal constitution last patented a salvage process that continue for a while even after many Je.ws - young and old _ Arab Republic, who has ottered to , week, the President w111 be has already lifted four vessels the canal had been opened to are thinking and talking about conclude peace with Israel If the ,nominated by tile leadership of from the sea, provide at least part of the settling In Israel. "I found this Israelis withdrew from Arab the ruling Beath party, then Under the process, millions of flnanc:ing. - among many youngsters and areas occupied In the war of · endorsed by the People's Council polystyrene beads are pumped There have been reports over among people who have no June, 1967, and the matter later put to a Into the hull of a vessel to give it the last week that Egyptian problems In earning a living The general assumed the referendum. Internal buoyancy. The plastic officials have been trying to here.'' ------~·--

THE KrllllJE ISLAND HERALD, F_RIDA Y, FEBRUARY 26, 1971 15 200 Soviet Jews Sign Petition 2 Jewish Families Asking Recognition Of Rights Granted Exit Visas MOSCOW - Two hundred close relatives In Israel. But the JERUSALEM Soviet Soviet J ews have made a new number allowed to leave In any authorities have granted ext! appeal to the authorities to one month Is limited, and many visas to two J ewish famtites In r ecognize the right of J ews to Jews with relatives In Israel say Moscow and· have ordered them e migrate freely to Is r ael whether that their applications have been out of the country within 11 days , or not they have relatives there. rejected. Kol Israel radio reported. The In a typewritten document This trave l policy Is normal report was based on a telephone signed by Jews from Moscow, tn the Soviet Un ion. The aver age conversation an Israeli friend had Leningrad, Vllna, and other citizen can leave the country only with David Drabkln, a well known Soviet cities, the petitioners said, with great difficulty, even as a Zionist activist. "The right o! J ews · to free tourist. The authorities regard a Drabkln told the friend that emigr ation to Israel Is based on passport to leave as a privilege, his family and the family of reco g nized International not a right, Yasha Kazakov had r eceived juridical norms and must not be The petitioners' document orders to l ea ve Russia. hindered In the Soviet Union." satd: "We express 11,le hope that Authoritative J ewish sources In The document was apparently the 24th party congress of the 0 New York confirmed the report to drafted several weeks ago since Soviet Communist party, the the J ewish Telegraphic Agency. some ot the signatories have single ruling party of the country, They added that another J ewish received permission In the last will oblige the state organs of the family, that of Vadlm two weeks to leave for Israel. It u.s.s.R. In the shortest period ot Borshtshavsky, also has been let was also apparently drafted time to put an end to the go. before the recent controversy at mos phe re In wh ich J ews, Kazakov, a youth In his early here over a meeting of wo rld des pa Ir t n g of obtaining the 20s, was permitted to emigrate J e w Is h groups In Brussels realization of the ir natural right more than a year ago and has starting Tuesday to discuss the to emigrate to Israel, may turn to been agitating ever since tor the situation of Soviet Jews. That extreme measures, not always in r elease·or the· rest of his family. meeting led to angry r esponses In accord with the law ." He came to the United States last the Soviet press, Including an This was a r eference to the winter and staged an eight-day article In Pravda, which said that trial In Leningrad In December In hunger strike at the Isaiah Wall anyone espousing Zionist beliefs which 11 people - nine of them near Untied Nations headquarters Leonid G. Rigerman and his mother, Mrs. Esther Rigerman, after arrival was an "enemy of the Soviet Jews - were convicted or to dramatize the alleged plight o! at Kennedy Airport. people." planning to hijack a plane to his family. Young Kazakov Is The views expressed by" the Sweden as part or an effort to get presently serving tn the Israeli 200 are well known, and many o! to Israel. Army. those signing have put their Rigerman Tells Reasons names on other ~tltlons. The ADL Warns Communist Front opinions In the document r epresent those o! the oustpoken, Is Posing As 'Just Peace' Group Many Jews Won't Leave nationalist, Zionist-minded J ews who have decided to seek NEW YORK - The B'nat J efferson Book Store , described Leonid G. Rigerman, 30-year­ said, "I do not believe In violenc e emigr ation to Is r ael at all costs. old Soviet-born J ewish physicist, e xcept as a last resort." B'rlth Anti-Defamation League by the FBI as one of a nu mber of They probably represent a warned last week that a group " Communist bookstor es which said recently that a large number He himself had been active In minority ot the Sov iet Union's of Soviet Jews would emigrate to J ewlsh efforts In Moscow to ease calllng Itself the "Com mlttee for function throughout the Un ited three million Jews but their a Just Peace tn the Middle East" States under the manage men! of .this country and to Israel If they Soviet Immigration regulations. numbers may go Into the tens of felt more secure when applying Mr. Ri german said he did not was a Communist front s preading loyal, longtime party members ." thousands. anti-Is r ael pr opaganda In this Th e t r eas ur e r or the for exit visas. ·e xpect any reprisals to be taken At present, the Soviet Un ion He said the y feared against other r elatives left behind country. com mlttee and solicitor of l\Jnds olflctally allows those J ews to Ac co rding to the AOL' s for the ad campaign ts Dan Rubel, repression, loss of employment In the· Soviet Union. leave who can prove they have and not being given character general counsel, Arnold Forster, owner of the J efferson Book references. the committee ts trying to r aise Store, Forster said. He said the Mr. Rigerman and his 61- funds f o r an an ti-Israel an t I-Israel ad has already year-old mother, Mrs. Esther Liberation Army Head. advert ts t ng campaign without appear ed tn the Dally World, the Michael-Rigerman, arrived at disclosing Its true nature. He orttctal organ of the Communist Kennedy International Airport satd the purpose of the ADL was Party In the U.S. and In the after an eight-month wait to leave Qu~stions Commando to warn Americans who might be Guard I a n, a self-proclaimed the Soviet Union that had been tempted to contribute " without Independent radical neqspaper . BEIRUT - Arab Informants he said had "led the Palestinian knowing that they we r e lending Forster satd the ad tn both marked by tense Incidents. said that the head of the Palestine people Into a sertous national Before they left the Moscow their names to a Communist papers was accompanied by an Liberation Army had challenged disaster and lnfilcted heavy cause." appeal for funds to pay for Its airport on a Pan American World Yaslr Arafat's leadership of the d a mage · on the Palestine ,,, A Ir ways flight, they were Forster satd the committee appearance In the New _ York Arab commando movement by question." lists Its headquarters as the Times. I searched and Interrogated. calling for reforms and an They said · that tn his The Rlgermans were given Investigation Into what he called memoranda he had also urged l. permission February 12 to leave mistakes In commando policy. that the military activities of the 2 Israeli Communists Disagree and were given United States The Liberation Army's various commando groups be passports by the embassy In commander, Brig. Abdel-Razzak truly unified. About Solution In Middle East Moscow. Tile Rlgermans' has al-Yahya, was said to have set No comment o n the JERUSALEM - Two Israeli At that, the local branch been a sore point In United out his challenge In memoranda b rt gad ter 's memoranda was Commun Is t leaders clashed leader of the pro-Moscow Rakach States-Soviet relations since the prepared for the meeting, of the forthcoming from Mr. Arafat or verbally las t week In the Arab Communists, Ibrahim Bladassl, Soviet police prevented Dr. 2'-man Central Committee of the his aides this evening. village of Baka El-Gharbleh, near s poke up a nd vehemently Rigerman from entering the commando movement that opened Brigadier Yahya, who Is In his Natanya, on the question of a denounced any compromise - a United States Embassy last In Damascus last weekend. forties, has commanded the Middle East solution. Dr. Moshe surprise Inasmuch as Rakach November In an effort to As reported here and In Palestine Liberation Army since Sneh, 62-year-old Knesset bases Its appeal on Arab est ab II sh the Ir American Damascus, the' memoranda were 1969. It ts now. believed to have member and leader of the antl­ nationalism and disaffection with citizenship. He was jailed for six widely considered to be the about 70,000 men, mostly In M o scow Maki communists, Israel and Baka El-Gharbleh Is a days on a.conviction of disobeying strongest criticism of the Syria. Other Liberation Army declared In a speech there that a Rakach stronghold. Bladassl was police orders. Palestinian guerrilla movement elements are deployed along the compromise solution would be shouted down by Arab youngsters, The Rlgermans earlier had ever made by one of Its leaders. Egyptian side of the Suez Canal "the most revolutionary thing who hooted him and shook hands tiled an application, through the Knowledgeable Arab and In Jordan, where they arrived that could happen tn the Middle warmly with Dr. Sneh. embassy's consular section, to be moderates here saw the criticism In 1967 as part of an Iraqi Army East." recognized as American citizens. as part of a power struggle within contingent. · Mr. Rigerman, born In Moscow In the commando movement. Some The leadershl,P of the Richardlloone Says He's Proud Of Israel 1940, based his claim on his Interpreted It as a step by the Liberation Army, which was set parents. His mother was born In brigadier to enhance his own up In 1965, has tried to enhance NEW YORK Richard that, unlike American society, Brooklyn and had married his power at, a time when the Its power within the Palestinian Boone, the actor whose most "the structure of Jewish society Russian-born father In the United movement ts weakened and In a movement at past meetings of the recent fllm, "Madron," ls an Is better able to cope with a States. self-critical mood. 112-man Palestinian National American-style Western filmed female head of state.'' He added Mr. Rigerman said his father, The sources reported that the Council. The body Is ·meant to In Israel, has expressed 'pride In that "there Is a real desire for now dead, was an American brigadier had called for an serve as the Palestinians' that country and Its citizens In an peace In Israel" and that "the citizen because his .paternal Investigation of "mistakes" that parliament. Interview with David Frost. country goes forward and rights grandfather had been a Boone suggested that foreign are preserved by the economic n at u r allz ed c It lze n. The Rabbi Teaches Course In .l_udaism filmmakers consider Israel as system." He takes pride In Rlgermans moved to the Soviet the location for their pictures Israel, he said, for "confronting Union In 1931. The United States At Alma Mater Of Some Popes just as they now think 'Of Spain or the world and making Its position St ·ate Department ruled In ROME - For the first Professor Neiman, who Is 49 -(lther countr les with scenic , known." While Israelis "don't December that Mr. Rigerman and time In the 419-year history of years old, Is on leave from attributes. want to give up anything." he his mother were "native born" the Pontifical Gregorian Boston College, a .]'.esult added, they are now "for the first American citizens. The Soviet University, the alma mater of six Institution, where he teaches Old On another point, he called time discussing the rights and Union Insists that they are Soviet of the last eight . Popes, a Rabbi . Testament literature and Jewish Golda Meir "the greatest woman wrongs" of the Middle East citizens. lectured today on Judaism. theology, He Is also director of of the century" and observed situation. Speaking In English at a news Rabbi David Neiman of Boston the Boston College Institute of conference at the Lincoln Square ') looked relaxed as he faced his Archeology In Jerusalem. · 1 I R n·a s·1gn Year Trad"1ng Pact Synagogue, the bearded and class of 23 students, most ot The rabbi Is the third non- Srae , Offla I s• diminutive Mr. Rigerman:, them priests and seminarians, · tn Catholic ever to teach at the wearing a skullcap, spoke about Hall 110. Gregorian University., The JERUSALEM - Israel and The lsraelt-Romanl-',-n his arrival. ' "You'll hear a lot about the others were' Dr. Robert Nelson, Romania have signed a five­ relationship has still another "I still feel lfke I am looking New Testament from me," he an American Methodist pastor, In year extension of a trade and aspect welcome -here - Its at a picture In Moscow and that said. "It Is one of the most 1968, and Dr. Dale Moody, a economic agreement In another treatment of Jews. In contrast to It's going to vanish soon," he significant creations of Judaism Baptist theologian, In 1969. development In their unique the Soviet Union's attitude, said. . - tt Is Jewish literature." For the spring semester in relationship. Romania has been liberal In the Speaking softly, Mr. Rigerman _ ·Professor Nelman•s optional Rome, the rabbi and his Israell­ treatment of Its 80,000 Jews. said his fellow Jews· In the Soviet <:ourse, which ls conducted In born wife have taken an Union wanted to leave because Engllsh, · was announced as apartment here. Tw~ of their Romania Is the only All these things add up to "they can't be Jews; they are "Judaic Literature tn the Time of three daughters attend the Roman C O mm u n Is t-hlock state with happy auguries for the trade pact deprived of all forms of Jewish •the.New Testament," In the nrst Cathollc Engllsh-langullge st. . which Israel has diplomatic extension signed In Bucharest ·meaning, culture." recently. The extended pact calls In a reference to the mllltant ,:~·::::i8 ::~~r:u~~~t~t:~~~g ;~:::i:.ls International School In ~;;~~~s; ~~e ci~~~m~ne ,.;~;! for continuing trade, an almost Jewish Defense League, which· from Alexander the Great t._o zen "Which side are you really - regularly as an aggressor certain Increase In commerce, has demanded freedom for Soviet Bilddhlsin while he paced the on?" a visitor asked him against the Arabs, and the only and a continuing -attempt by Israel Jews, Mr. R1&erman said Its dais, sometimes writing on the facetiously today. "We are both · one that tries to maintain some to assist Romania In selling Its activities "do not help or hinder blackboard, sometimes putting on the same side," the rabbi semblance of neutraltty In the products to the non~ommunlst Jews tn tbe Soviet Union." He both-hands Jn bls,.pockets. replied. ) Middle East conflict. world. .. - _,_ -· ... ·,. ----~ ...... -...... __ ...... ~... --- - . ,_ -·

16 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1971 The HERALD Qua/it'I & Service Lyons Classified Call 724-0200 --- Den By Leonard Lyons Bus1NEss D1RECT.ORY ======3-Apartments for Rent HIDEAWAY: One or the The Times and The Post. EAST SIDI: Duplex, six rooms, ttw"ee unusual places I visited recently PRIDE: The late-late shows bedroom~ 1 l', both~ Pa,king, 521· was Saba, an Island off the coast on TV continue to show movies <:Hn. or St. Maarten, the the Dutch starring the late Sir Cedric Antilles. Saba has produced more Hardwlcke. He was a delightful 19-General Services sea captains than has any other man, on and off the stage. One of place. The first ship In the Allied his most memorable successes C&D CIIANING: Floors, window$. Invasion or Africa In World War was with Charles Laughton In the Re5idential and commercial. FrH es· n was piloted by a man from reading or Shaw•s "Don Juan In timateL 351 ·5430, Saba. Hell" at Carnegie Hall. Our guide told us Saba used to Hardwlcke's role req_ulred 21-Help Wanted be a gre~t place until they him to hum a Mozard strain. "I BATHS (TURK HAM AM & BAGNO ROMANO)-, Installed lights 10 years ago. The then could tell my children: '! WANTS>. Woman componio~. Sleep lights make It tougher to catch a once sang Mozart al Carnegie in or out. Cor essential. References. TURKISH & ROMAN BATHS MEMBERSHIP woman. At the airport, we met Hall.' n -463-9350. Jim Duffy, a New York cop fr-om SEAL OF APPROVAL: One MASSEUR OR MASSEUSES ON DUTY ' day In Paris, I went to Chez FLOORS MACHINE WASHBJ, $4.75. I the 81st Precinct. He comes to Rug, shampooed. Upholstery HOURS: • ~ -·,; Saba for scuba diving. ourry said: Anna. Al the first table near the cleaned. All general cleaning. 944- Men -Thursday & Saturday 2 to 10 p .m. Sunday 7 o.m. to noon . "I feel safer under the sea entrance, I saw Bing Crosby and 4015. Women· Friday 11 o .m. to 6 p.m. _,-.. / here than J do In New York's 81st his late aide, BIii Morrow, I 3.12 28 CANDACE ST., PROV., R.I . TEL. 277-95S5 Precinct." waved to them and as I passed I REV IV AL: There was an hearcl Morrow s ay: ''I told you 30.Painting, Wallpapering announcement last week about a this ls the top place. JI has to be pro J e ct to r e v Ive Paddy so with Lyons coming here." PAINTING, Interior and exterior. Gen· Arab Commando Forces Continue Chayefsky's "Gideon." When the They assumed I was familiar with erol deaning, walls ond woodwork. play was originally performed the best places everywhere. F, .. estimates. Coll Freemon Gray here It co-starred Fredric March I never revealed to them that ond Sons. 934-0585. Squabbling Among Themselves and Douglas Campbell. Sir this was my first visit to Chez BEIRUT, Lebanon - Once military command. But there are Tyrone Guthrie directed It. They Anna. again, the Arab commando continuing reports of debate asked for help In getting them AUTHOR: France's coveted 38a-Room1 For Rent w I th In the movement about Goncourt Prize went to Fellclan movement ls reappraising Its Into a synagogue to study the EAST SIDI, Off Morri1 Avenue. One goals and ls engaged In squabbles proposals for the establishment chanting. Marceau' s novel. I once printed furnished ,oom with kitchen privi- over its organizational structure. of an Independent, Palestinian On Yorn Klppur they all met at an anecdote which ended the New logos. Mole. R.I. Jowi,h Ho,ald. Sox The difficulties of the guerrlllas, stare. the Fifth Ave. Synagogue. Each York run of Marceau's play, 0-20, 99 Webster Strfft, Pawtucket, or fedayeen, are caused In part Nonetheless, one commando was supplied with a skullcap, "The Egg." I wrote that Henry R.I. 02861. by the continuing military official, Suhelr al Alam!, prayer shawl and prayer book. So Sherek had declined Alexander pressure from the Jordanian declared that "the Palestinian gttted are !hey at mimicry that Jnce•s Invitation to co-produce It 43-Special Services Government and In part by recent re vol utlon has repeatedly soon they were chanting the with him, by asking: "But wasn't efforts toward a peaceful announced Its rejection of plans prayers as devoutly as the this Marceau a wartime IF YOU ARE wondering what some· settlement of the Arab-Israeli for an inner 'Palestinian state.' congregants. One member told collaborator?" and Ince replied: one is doing ond wont peace of It mind,