~ v, (/l < J < t> -D 0 c,: 0- 0 N I- 0 ti) . . Jsrael To Prepare Proposals ::: f-4tll - tll • for Next Round Of Talks _..,~ He said the Government would :::: ...l JERUSALEM: Israel intends to WW • draft specific political and be· considering such questions as .., •.:: ./) z territorial proposals - in the line to which it would be • < • preparation for her next round of ·prepared to withdraw in the o- b ·negptiations with her Arab occupied Sinai Peninsula, the • C X L'r ENGLISH-JEW/SH W EE KLY IN R. I. AND SOU THEAS T MASS. neighbors, a senior Government timetable for that withdrawal, O:'. N Cl. official said. suitable arrangement for the I, NUMBER30 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1974 16 PAGES 20c PER COPY Most of these "clear decisions" demilitarization. of Sinai and an on what Israel hopes to gain from acceptable definition of what is the negotiations will be formulated meant by nonbelligerency between S uccos Services Start . in advance of Secretary of State Israel and Egypt.. Vandals Strike NY Kissinger's expected arrival here Now we must explore the During High Holidays October 12, the official added. possibility of moving toward's On Monday, September 30 In saying that the· Cabinet of peace," he said, "and we ·can't do NEW YORK: The police Premier Yitzhak Rabin would CONGREGATION September 30, with Mincha-Maa- that without taking decisions and reported that over the Rosh begin extensive consultations, he AGUDAS ACHIM - riv services starting at 6: 15 p.m. drawing maps." haShanah holidays there were four indicated that it would attempt to Attleboro, Mass. On Tuesday; October I, Premier Rabin, during his recent unrelated incidents of vandalism define both immediate negotiating At Congregation Agudas Ach­ Shachris services· will start at 9 visit to the United States, said that and burglary in Jewish institutions positions and long-term objectives. im, Succos services will held a.m. followed by· the sermon at be in Brooklyn. Israel hoped to trade further troop Monday, September 30, at 6 p.m., 10:30 a.m. and Musa[ services at A Shift of Stantt In the Borough Park section, withdrawals from Sinai for an led by Rabbi Philip Kaplan and I J a.m. Evening services will start "We believe it is no longer in our where three of the incidents Egyptian pledge of Irving Miller. at 6: 15 o'clock on Tuesday and interest to postpone these decisions nnnbelligerency. He explained that Wednesday, Services on W ednes­ occurred, burglars stole three indefinitely," the official, who Morning services on Tuesday, typewriters and one Torah from the this would mean the end of all October I, will start at 7:30 day morning will begin at 9 asked not to be identified, told· Bais Isaac religious school and diplomatic and economic action as o'clock and the evening service o'clock. . newsmen at a briefing here. "On synagogue at 1019 46th Street. The well as military action. will begin at 6 o'clock. the contrary, only by formulating CONGREGATION Tomer Dvora religious school for In regard to Jordan, the senior The Friday, October 4, services SONS OF JACOB our own positions will we be able girls at 4500 Ninth Avenue was official said the Government would will be held at 6:04 p.m. with Sat­ Pro,idence to learn the real views· and attitudes robbed of $:30 in currency. At the define what withdrawals it was urday morning intermediate Sab­ Rabbi Morris Drazin will con­ of the other side." Philip Harth Yeshiva, 4419 18th prepared to make from the bath of Succos services beginning duct Succos services at Congrega­ Avenue, burglars looted lockers It was the first time a responsible occupied West Bank as well as at 7:30 o'clock. · · tion Sons of Jacob on Monday, and took an undetermined amount official had spoken of drawing suitable arrangements for A children's Succos party will September 30, at 6 p.m. Morning of property. maps and defining ultimate demilitarization. He said the be held on Sunday morning, Octo­ services on Tuesday and Wednes­ In Coney Island at •the Sharei territorial objectives. Previous Cabinet . would also consider the ber 6, at 10:30 o'clock. day, October I and 2, will begin at Zedek Synagogue, 2301 Marmaid Governments have avoided economic and political relations 8:30 o'clock. CONGRBGATION Avenue, vandals damaged silver discussions of maps; contending Israel hoped to have with Jordan OHAWE SHALOM TEMPLE BETH AM plates of a Torah. that it was counier-productive to and the Palestinians. Pawtu~ket Warwick draw new lines except at the Congregation Ohawe Shalom Rabbi Bernard Rotman and Ben-Gurion U Sets Up negotiating t~ble. The Cabinet will re-examine will hold Succos evening services Cantor Nata11 Subar will conduct Israel's attitude toward The Rabin Government; in on Monday, September 30, at 6 ·Succos services at ✓Temple . · Beth Institutes In Chile negotiations with Syria, the official o'clock. Services on Tuesday, Oc- Am on Monday, September 30, BEERSHEBA: The Research contrast, has been striving to said, but the prospect of political tober I, will be held at 9 a.m. and starting at 6 p.m. and Development Authority of pro,i,!:ct a more flexible, pragmatic negotiations seems remote at best. 6 p.m. Rabbi Yaakov Uvsitzky Tuesday morning family ser- Ben-Gurion University of the image. This was r,eflected in the "We think there is a chance - a will deliver the s~.mon at both vices will•start at 9:30 o'clock with )'legev, in cooperation with the remarks of the senior official, who slim chance, but a chance - for services following the reading of evening services st111'1ing - at 5 Department- of lnterna,ion·aJ- ii; .a policy-l)'laking member of}he· some kind of peace with Egypt and Government and. will participaie"in the Torah. o'clock. Cooperation of the Foreign Office Jordan," the official said, "but we Kiddush will be served in the The family service~ on Wednes- and the Volcani Institute, will the deliberations.· have real doubts about Syria." Succah t the conclusion of the day, October 2, will begin at 9:30 establish Arid Zone Research services. a.m. with evening ser'vices at 6 Jnstitutes in Chile, the· Argentine Israeli Planes Attack Arab Guerrilla Areas Rabbi Uvsitzky has announced o'clock. and Peru. TEL A VIV: Israeli Air Force He also said · that all planes that all children of the Hebrew TEMl'LE BETH DAVID- Contracts for the establishment planes attacked guerrilla targets escaped damage in yesterday's school will meet on Sunday morn- ANSHEI KOVNO of these Institutes have recently for the second consecutive day. raids despite attempts by the ing, September 29, at 9:30 o'clock, Pro,idence been signed between the United guerrillas . to shoot at them with to decorate the Succah. Succos services at Temple Beth Nations and the three South A militarY. spokesman said the antiaircraft missiles, apparently CONGREGATION David-Anshei Kovno will be held American countries. Ben-Gurion raid was similar to others, a 15 Soviet-made that were fired from SHAARE Z~DEK- on Monday and Tuesday, Septem- University of. the Negev and the minute attack. The planes struck the shoulder. SONS OF ABRAHAM ber 30 and October I, at 6:15 Desert Research Institute - now at the Arkab area, a stronghold of Proridence p.m., and on Tuesday, and being established at Sde Boker - Al Falah, the biggest Palestinian The raids were the first in 10 Succos services at Congregation Wednesday, October I and 2 at 9 will advise, coordinate and guerrilla organization. The attacks days. Planes were sent over Shaare Zedek-Sons of Abraham a.m. cooperate with the three countries went on intermittently for half an Lebanon on similar missions on will begin with the lighting of the The children will participate in in the implementation of the plans hour and all planes returned the eve of the Rosh ha-Shanah candles at 6:10 p.m. on Monday, (Continued on page l:S) for the Research Institutes. safely, the spokesman said. holiday. ~eee~aes2eseee~eeeeeeee2ee2ee~2eee:aae~::2eee:eiee2e~~eeeeeeee~ Israeli Yom Kippur: A Remembrance Of Pas-t Wars, Terrorism JERUSALEM: Members of the The war, the casualties and the Nidre service was being read before pronounced. they expected another round in the Israeli civil guard were permitted to aftermath have been impossible to the wall, the muffled boom of a Tak-ing stock of the situation, as next decade. carry their weapons while attending forget. The newspapers and cannon was heard. Many at the people tend to at holidays, Israelis Yorn Kippur services in synagogues television have been full of fir~t­ wall seemed startled, but a moment > readily concede that things could For ail the trauma and shock th is year, according to a special anniversary recapitulations, articles later the sound of the muezzins' be much better. that the war caused, there is no ruling handed down by Chief about the 50-odd soldiers whose evening prayers reminded them They are bothered by their conviction here that it changed Rabbi Shlomo Goren. The rabbi bodies are still missi ng, and that the cannon was just the signal growing dependence on the United anything fundamentally. On the explained that given the events of editorial soul-searching about the al the end of the daily fast that S·tates for arms and financial contrary, most Israelis seem the Day of Atonement last year, his lessons to be lessons to be learned Moslcms observe during the month support, their diplomatic isolation convinced that the basic ingredients unu s ual ruling constituted a from last year's experience. of Ramadan. and the continued talks of war of their problem - the refusal of justifiable precaution. In many sighificant ways, the Although no Arab attack is emanating from the Arab their neighbors to accept them and The Israeli broadcasting country is still traumatize Providence for the last 65 years. David Miller. He had li ved in were held the following day at the He is survived by a so n, Leqn­ Cranston for 15 years and pre­ Sugarman Memorial Chape l. Bur­ ard Waldman of Mi ami , Florida; viously had li ved in Providence. ial was in Lincoln Park Cemetery. two daughters, Sand ra Joel of The hu sband of Sarah C. Mill­ Mr. Waldman, employed for 25 Providence and Diane Kl einmann er, he was th e founder a nd presi­ vtt4LLCO\JERINGS years by Kagan & Shawcross, of Ossining, New York ; two dent of Miller Box Company in Inc .. was the hu sband of the late brothers, Maxwell Waldman of Warwick for over 25 years. WHEN YOU WANT Prudence (Israel) Waldm an. He Pawtucket and H. Le·<) nard Wald­ He was a n;iember of Temple worked for many years as an un­ man of Pro.vidence; three sisters, Si nai of Cranston, the Noodles ls­ THE UNUSUAL paid goal judge for the Rhode ls­ Esther Resni ck, Etta Wunsch and land Lodge, AF&AM, a nd the land Reds hockey team. In addi­ Rosalie Reicher, a ll of Prov idence Aleppo Temple of Shriners, both tion to working at the Reds' hock­ and 12 grandchiWren. of Boston, and the Providence ey games, Mr. Waldman. served ••• Hebrew Free Loan Association. nearly 40 years as a goal judge MRS. SAM UEL KAUFMAN Besides his wife and mother, he M. a nd timekeeper in interscholastic Funeral services for Dora Kauf­ is survived by two sons, Barry hockey games. man, who died Monday, were held Miller and Paul R.,Miller, both of Goal judges are the men who Tuesday at the Sugarman Me­ Cranston; a sister, Ann Stark of Schenectady, New York a nd two 92 NARRAGANSETT A VE. fla sh the red light behind each morial Chapel. Burial was in Lin­ grandchildren. Daily 8 ,30 lo 5,30 'TIL 9 T UESDAY goal the instant a puck crosses the coln Park Cemetery. CI.OSED WEDNESDAY 78 I-7070 goal line for a score. Mr. Wald­ The widow of Samuel Kaufman, ••• ,man worked the Reds' games for she was a member of the Jewish MAX LEWIS ROTENBERG nothing more than admission. Home for the Aged, the Jewish ' Funeral services for Max Lewis He was a member of Temple Community Center and the Gold­ Rotenberg, 67, of Miami, Florida, Beth Sholom, Congregation Mish­ en Agers. who died September 19, were held kon Tfiloh and of the Men's Born on March 10, 1903, in the following day at the Gordon Club of Temple Emanu-EI. He Russia, she was a daughter of the Funeral Home in Miami . Burial also belonged to the Order of late Jacob and Fannie (Lasofsky) was in that city. Hebraic Comradeship, the Provi­ Wine. She had been a resident of Born in Providence, a son of dence Hebrew Free Loan Associ­ Providence for 35 years. Jennie (Pepper) Solinger of Miami ation and the State Board of Real­ Surviving are a son, Harold Beach, Florida, and the late tors. Kaufman of Providence; a daugh­ Adolph Rotenberg, he moved to Florida about 35 years ago. ISRAEL OUSTED ter, Ida Goldberg of West Hart­ ford, Connecticut; a sister, Julia Mr. Rotenberg was connected TEL AVIV: A resolution which Wine of -Providence, and three with the Shell Liquor Company in has the effect of permanently bar­ grandchildren. Miami and belonged to several ring Israel from competition in the .. . civic organizations . Asian Football (SOCCER( Associ­ WOULD~.-.-- YOU LIKE YOUR HOME SOLD IN CHARLES ROSENFIELD Besides his mother, he is sur­ ation was adopted in Teheran Fri­ Funeral services for Charles vived by four brothers, Leo Roten­ day through the machinations of 30DAYS? Rosenfield, 8 1, of 24 Savoy Street, berg of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the Arab and Communist coun­ who died Monday, were held the Joseph Rotenberg of Miami , Sam­ tries. The vote was 17- 13 , with six following day at the Sugarman uel Rotenberg of Fall River, Mas­ abstent io ns, less than the two­ Memorial Chapel. Burial was - in sachusetts, and Leonard Roten­ thirds majority which the Associ­ Lincoln Park Cemetery. berg of Providence; and two sis­ ati on ·s rul es require for the o uster The husband of the late Anna ters, Mrs. -Samuel Furie of Or­ of a mem ber. Formosa was also (Fletcher) Rosenfield, he was a mond Beach, Florida, and Mrs. JleFeltce barred, and the Cambodian dele­ salesman for the Royal Supply Jack Smith of Cranston. State-Wide ... gate, furio us over the decision, pre­ REALTORS Company for over 40 years until dicted that his nation would be to of he retired five years ago . With Regard a Card (B next. Israel condem ned the Asian A lifelong resident of Provi ­ Thanks, Unveiling Notice or REALT~R CALL 521-1400 foo tball federation fo r deciding to .. dence, he was a son of the late In Memoriam oust it from its ranks. Thomas and Sarah (Sass) Rosen­ Very often a card of thanks in field. He was a member of The Herald meets a need which Temple Emanu-EI, an honorary can hardly be solved in any other director of the Providence Free way. Not only is it a gracious ••· pression of gratitude to those who TOBE Loan Association and_ a charter have Hnt sympo,hy but also cour­ member of the Old Endeavors As­ teously acknowledges the servic.ft sociation. and kindness of the many to REMEMBERED He is survived by three b_roth­ whom a personal note of thanb ers, Philip Rosenfi eld of Cranston, cannot well be mailed or whose and Samuel and Bernard Rosen­ names and addresses are not field, both of Providence; and known. Insertion of a card of two sisters, Julia Rochmes and thanks may be arranged by mail Edyth Brown, both of Providence. or in person or by telephone to: I.I. Jewish Herald, 99 Webster Street, ••• Pawtucket, R.I . 02161 , 724-0200. GEORGE MILLER '6.00 for Mven lines, 40- for Funeral services for George each extra line. Miller, 69, of 26 Chatham Road, Payment with order. Cranston, who died September 18, TO THE MANY FRIENDS OF THE LATE BRINA ORCHOFF FOR THEIR WARM EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY AND LOSS AT HER RECENT DEPARTURE, HER FAMILY SAYS PROPER MEMORIALIZATION IS A PERMANENT THANK YOU SYMBOL OFF AMI LY IDEALS ... THAT HONOR THOSE WHO HAVE GONE BEFORE JEWISH LAW .ANO TRADITION HAYE EN- 0OWE0 THE FUNERAL WITH PROFOUND AND INSPIRE THOSE WHO FOLLOW RELIGIOUS SIGNIFICANCE. IT SHOULD EX­ PRESS THE DIGNITY, SANCTITY ANO REVER ­ OUR KNOWLEDGE CAN HELP YOU TO SENSIBLY ENCE OF A SOLEMN RELIGIOUS SERVICE SELECT A MEMORIAL THAT WILL BE A LASTING TO THIS END WE DEDICATE OUR PURPOSE TRIBUTE. OUR INTEGRITY ASSURES YOU FULL ANO PLEDGE OUR SERVICE TO EACH FAMI­ VALUE IN YOUR SELECTION. LY WITH WHOM WE COUNSEL. WE ARE AVAILABLE FOR CONSULTATION AT YOUR CONVENIENCE ... AT YOUR HOME O! RAT OUR DIS­ SUGARMAN MEMORIAL CHAPEL PLAY YARDS. 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AlYour f;'"'9,tipa GALA FALL I I committee. The donors ate Ron ~ llld-Wff~lt%,eclara. SINGLES NIGHT recreation displays and demonstra­ Davies_ of Wellfleet, · Massachu­ WEEKENDS .on ollt own 18-hole POA "Tlie King of Singles" will tions on Saturday, September 28. setts, an oil painting; Ed Gersh­ _COCKTAIL PART IES LATE SHOWS sponsor a Hawaiian Nile on Sat­ The event will be held on the man of Pawtucket, a wire and champion•hlp·coui:.e urday, October 5, at Temple Sha­ grounds of the South County Ro<) metal sculpture; Josie Carrier of • B-tlng, flshl~ on UNLIMITED FREE GOLF I and Gun Club, Escoheag Hill !s-mll~ lake _, sun.-Frl. packages.Any 4 dey1, lom at 475 Winthrop Street in Providence, a water color painting; 3 night• from $7310$86 per pero .. Medford, Massachusetts, at 8 p.m. Road, West Greenwich. Activities Maurice Turcotte of Coventry, an .• 4Jl•w..!,i"9~ ten~courts double occupancy, full.American Singles. 29 and over, are invited are scheduled from 10 a.m. to 5 · oil painting, and John Bigelow of • Indoor f Outdoor pools . ·p1an, prl••t• bath. '· to attend . More information may p.m. Ridgefield, Connecticut, a sterling • Tffn program a· band· be obtained by calling Florence September 28 marks the third silver necklace. .• Comefete day camp Green at 289-6085. observance of National Hunting Further information may be ob­ • .Big-name •ntertalnment S!!!..~!~~!!.IJ.e and Fishing Day. tained · by calling Forrest R. •3 gourmet '!'•ala dally , Also 19141292-8000 _ SISTERHOOD TO MEET Sprague at 943-0178. Or call your local Travel Ag ent. Temple Beth Torah Si sterhood CABARET REVUE Group Inquiries WelC:ome will meet on Wednesday, October Temple Beth Torah will present KENNEL SHOW 2, at 8 p.rn. al the temple. Guesi the 1974 Rhode Isla nd College The South County Kennel Club Ir speaker will be Dave Brandt, chef Cabaret Revue on Saturday, Octo­ will hold a Sanctioned B-0-B of the Fore 'N' Aft Restaurant. ber 5, in the temple hall. Match on Sunday, September 29, He will speak on gou rmet kosher The~Cabaret will open at 8 p.m. at the Davisville Junior High fi sh cookery. and the show will start at 8:30 School in North Kingstown. The p.m. Refreshments will be avail­ show will include breed con­ LOOKING GLASS THEATRE able. Reservations may be made formation, 'l>bedience trials, puppy Looking Glass Theatre will by calling Temple Beth Torah at sweepstakes and junior showm an­ present its fall production, " The 941-4350; Nat Honig at 781-9272 ship. The show will open al 8:30 Adventures or Sherlock Holmes," or Oscar tohen at 944-8686. _ a.m. starling October 7 through the INTERNATIONAL ADOPTION Further information may be- ob­ month of Janu ary. Three couples who have recently tained by calling June O'Neill, The pl ay, originally written by adopted children from Vietn~m . match secretary, at 294-4679., Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, has been Korea and Colombia will discuss adapted to play form by Anthony "International Adoption" at the APPRECIATION NIGHT R. Lioce, Jr., and Bernice Bron­ Friday, October 18, meeting of the Members of the Armenian com­ son. director. It is available lo Rhode Island Families for lnler­ munity will sponsor an Armenian tou r elementary schools in Rhode acial Adoption. The meeting · wifl Appreciation Night during which Island. as well as southern Mas­ be held al the Edgewood Congre­ Attorney-.General Richard J. Is­ sachusetts and Connecticut. Fur­ gational Church al 1788 Broad rael will be honored, on Sunday. ther inform ati on may be obtained Street in Cranston at 8 p.m. September 29. The event will be by calling 78 1-1567. 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SECOND CHILD BORN Mr. and Mrs. Norma n E. Leh­ rer-or Overbrook Hills, Pennsylva­ ni a, announce the birth or their second child, Joshua Scott. on September 13.

Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Max Formal or Provi­ .,__-:::;-_- dence. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lehrer or Cranston. -?::~ • •• ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Fineberg There's a better way or 51 Homer Street, Newton Centre, Massachu setts, announce toguard the engagement or thi:ir daughter, Deborah, to Arnold Harriet, the your castle today. son or Mr. a nd Mrs. Max Harriet or Pawtucket. And we have it. In our modern, automatic .PrO• Miss Fi neberg is a graduate or tective systems. They protect homes against fire, Emerson College and is presently burglary and vandalism. For a lot less than you teaching speech therapy in the probably imagine. And Just think what It could Bellingham, Massachu setts, school coat you II something happens while you're system. unprotected. Mr. Harriet is a graduate or Mode Island Electric Protective systemi are Bryant -Coll ege and is co-owner or Installed according to the needs of your· house. the East Av.enue Hardware in They Include many optional devices, which helps Pawtucket. them flt many budgets, very probably Including A December wedding is yours. planned. When lhould you put In a protective ayatem.? The eooner, the better. Becauee the danger le FALL. '74 .. . New looks. new colors. S.., HOLY DAY WARNING tl>em Ill in oor Sl.fJfJ' collection of a._ now. Right now. Call 274-1270 or ae• ua at our priced under $ UJO. Slcerclted: •~ TEL AVIV: Israeli air force Home Alarm Demonstratton Center, 111 Mattllw• rwo piece Italian knit. IOfl StrHt, Providence. planes attacked tcrrorisl targets in southern Lebanon. An army com­ Rhode Island munique said the attack continued Electric Protective Co. inlcrmittcnlly for 10 minutes. All Israeli planes rclurncd ~afcly to e fVIOd4i leland'a oldest and largeat 1hcir trn sis. This was seen as a alarm company. warning lo the terrorists not to al­ na ...... aau. ..--...... a •.• lad on;t~c !'}~h Jl.u)y pay~. , 6-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1974 BRITAIN MUM said it was not government p9licy fa~to,ies. Israel lost about 600 of LONDON: The British govern­ to discuss arms deals. According to her 1700 tanks during the war and ment refused to confirm or deny a the press report some1400 CentiJ­ has been concerned by the build-up Your press report that Britain is selling rians which were used by• the Brit­ of military hardware in Syria and Israel hundreds ·of Centurian tanks ish army are now being shipped to Egypt. The sale is believed to be Money's to replace losses in the Yorn ~ip­ Tel Aviv where t~ey are being re­ worth some 30 millio n Po unds pur War. A Whitehall spokesma n equipped a nd re-fitte<;I in Israeli Sterling. Worth By Sylvia Porter

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The housecleaning help If you want to buy this survey there will cost you · only 14 cents of all 47 cities, it'll cost you an hour. $3,158 - a nd the minimum order BAGELS AND COFFEE You sti ll can get ey,e-popping is for two cities at $84 a ·city. Yet, JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER bargains such as the_se even in this multinational corporations must 401 Elmgrove Avenue, Providence age of inflation but you have to have this information to determine shop the world over to find them, the appropriate salaries, expense PLEASE ATT END according to the 1974 sur vey by accounts and allowance adjust­ Business International Corp. of ments for men and women they li ving costs in 47 major cities . send a broad. worldwide. The study, to be re­ For the days of cheap living leased soon, is conducted a nnua ll y abroad have long si nce passed into by the New York-based research history. Gall oping inflation is ev­ and counseling organization to erywhere and most leading cities give multinational firms essentia l abroad are in a much more hor­ guides in fixing pay for their exec­ rible cost-of-living squeeze than utives living abroad. we are. The former Nixon admin­ TORTILLA FLATS istration's successive devaluations you are this executive (or just l ·, -, 1!<11'1 ._, l HI I I c >'I. PHO\ !DI \,( I ._, I \'-, l '-,Jlll If of the dollar effectively ended the a traveler) and you must entertain er~ in which Americans traveling · customers for dinner at a fashion­ overseas - for pleasure or bu si­ GOURMET MEXICAN CUISINE able restaurant, avoid Tokyo! A HOURS: MON.-SAT . NOON TO 12 P.M . ness - could seek bargains as three-course dinner for four costs well as exhilarating experiences. SUN. 5 TO 12 P.M. between $193 and $250 - a nd WE WILL BE SERVING BEER . In economic terms - and hardly don't try to hid e by taking the for the unadulterated best - we SANGRIA AND ASSORTED high-speed train to ne ar.by Os­ MEXICAN POT ABLES have indeed gone a long way to­ aka/ Kobe, for the dinner will cost ward the '.'one world" so many of you almost as mu ch there. Try a us thought we were molding after sim il ar· dinner at a chic restaurant World War II. in New York City, where the Here are the most expensive range is $135-$170. And if you can cities in the world, ranked on a meet your guests in Athens, you'll scale givi ng New York a base in­ find the biggest bargain in fa ncy dex of JOO. (Bombay is in 47th eating in all the cities at $47-$61. place ·with an index of 50; Paris is Stop thinking of Hong Kong ai; in 20th; London, 27th.) .the haven for clothing bargai ns, First is Tokyo wi th a n index of including women's shoes. A pair 123.7; then Osaka/ Kobe at 11 0.6: of everday "to~n" shoes in Hong Stockholm at 109.4; Oslo. Nor­ Kong will cost you $46.44, · the way, at I08. I; Dusseldorf, West highest price among the cities and Germany, at 105.5; Frankfurt at comparing with a price of $9.23 in 105.2; Zurich at 103.1; Copenha-· Bombay. Also, whi le you're filling gen at 101.6; Gene va at 101.4; The up your car in Caracas, don't get Hague and· New_)'ork City at 100: into a fight and get a headache. A Amsterdam at 97.8; Chicago and bottle of 100 aspirin will cost you Vienna at 97.1 ; Sydney, Au stralia,' $5.84. 96.3; San Francisco at 95.5: and Of course, New York Ci ty is an Washington, D.C. at 94.0. · New House Of Worship Seen For Sutton Place And UN NEW YORK: A Torah scroll Protesta nt sanctuari es, hard by the was carried /under a wedding United Nations, which will now cano p y lifted a loft by fo ur include his own house of worship. members of the Sutton Place "The presence of the Catholic. Synagogu·e as th e 75-yea r- o li:l Protestant and Jewish sanctuaries," Orthodox co n grega t ion Rabbi Kahane said, "will serve as a consecrated its ground·-breaking for sil ent witnesi, constantly reminding a new house of worship on East the world leaders that the future of 51 st Street. the United Nations depends upon More tha n 500 worshipers, the recognition of the historic fact ''I can be a lot more warmed by bright sunshine, joined that not only individuals. but a lso Rabbi David B. Kahane, spiritual international society. is subject to l eader of the Sutton Place the sovereignty of God ... Synagogue, and Cantor Paul Zimel - After the demolition of the old -objective about your in intoning Hebrew prayers. house of worship. the congregati on Spiritual .leaders of other faiths conducted services at 224 East 52d mingled wit h politicians on a Street, and on the High Holy Days makeshift platform in front of the at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. . in.surance because I sell deep excavation in front of 221 East 51st Street. the former site of Completion in 1975 the o ld synagog ue . which was The new synagogue, which will demo lished five years ago to make 'be constructed at a cos t of for many companies, way for the new structure. $ 1.5-million and will be ready for • II the High Holy Days next year, will Officials In Congregation include classrooms, library and a Originally known as banquet hall. A section of the new not 1ust one. building will serve as a Jewish Congregation Orach Chayim, the c:ull Hodn,· ~ Andro•oni Sutton Place Synagogue had as its center for the Unitecl Nations staff. This means you can get expert, professional spiritual leader. the late Rabbi The new synagogue is adjacent to advice on insurance from a truly objective 1;ource­ Joseph H . Hertz, who became the vest-pocket Green Acre Park, an insurance agent who has no particular obliga­ R. J. Andreoni Chief Rabbi of Brit ain. It s established by the Rockefel ler tion to any one insurance company. The kind of worshipers have included Israel's family. ohject ive advice you expect from a doctor or 1nsurance Agency top officials. cabinet ministers, lawyer. amb"assadors, secretariat members When in doubt, you need look An ihdependent agent can sit down with you and 203 Waterman Street and personnel associated with the no further for the perfect gift. The carefully examine your situation and then figure Providence United Nations. Her.aid subscription i5 ulways out which Cflmpany's policies or programs will R ab bi K a ha n e: a six t h appreciated for birthdays or give you the mo. t for your mohey. generation rabbi, ,tailed attention holidays. Call the Herald at And that'. what vou reallv want. 725-9859 · to the. _Rofl!an. Cat ho)(~ ,and 72llsQ.20Q1, 1... ,. •• , •• , • , u ,. •. , , • THE RHODE ISLAND H ERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 , 1974- 7 . . .. • . -. .. Newspa pers create the im­ mediacy of a " bu y now" atm os­ phere for advertising. / s KOSHER JU LIE DELICATESSEN BRIDGE BAMBOO 73 1 HOPE STREET 621-9396 FURNITURE BU1•••••·••• 1PICIAL By Robert E. Starr TONGUE SANDWICH ON BREAD $ 1 65 ...... KENNEDY'S POTATO SALAD OR COLE SLAW - - DECORATING CENTER For a while this hand amazed Some Wests preempting, some AND COFFEE--NO SUBSTITUTION • me but then it didn't. I wa tched it Norths going right to game, one 892 OA KLA WN A VE played by several Life Masters, all pair even did arri ve at the Spade CRANS TON R I of whom misplayed it. Bu t then Slam. Actu ally, al!hough North mil 944-4595 the term or honor, Li fe Master, a nd South should have gotten to KOSHER COOKED s3 59 doesn't mean what it used t i> any six, that doesn't concern me as TONGUE 4 ~~GLB e LB. more, Some years ago, when one much as the play of the hand does. became a Li fe Master, the hig hest Most Wests led a high Diamond, rank possible in Bridge, itwas a a couple did lead their sin gleton deserved honor and the one attain­ Heart. I was gratified to see, when KOSHER WHITE SAVE •1.00 $ 3 5n ing it was a good Bridge player. that happened, East was good Now it has unfortunately become enough not to pl ay the King for TURKEY MEAT ROLL • 7La. more of a n attenda nce prize, many that would make it too easy for H 111'10 LETTf"ltE O fl'j SIOE",OUT­ of the newer Life Masters not Declarer. S ll>li SCRIPTfOLOfrt<;Ll,.tt No matter wha t the lead, here being better tilan an average play­ OP/ WODIHI; 1NVITIITIOl,t$ er. At any rate, this ha nd hark s is where that one track mind ENVfl.OP~S back to those ma ny I have shown comes in again. Every Declarer COHEN 'S (U) KOSHER 79 C where I ad vise the Declarer to started on a cross-ruff and end ed count his tricks. As long as a nec­ one trick short of 13. Try it your­ KASHA & BOWS PKG . essary finesse works this hand has self. But if they stopped to count LmmJd to produce 13 tricks yet somehow their tricks they would cha nge •Jilt tl}OrI..«1_,< most of the Declarers held them­ their minds for no matter what · l?t~.o'hxh.on~ VITA CHOPPED selves to 12 even after some re­ they did, sooner or later they REG. ceived the ·lead giving them a free would have to take the Heart fi­ · Tt~tim11.nia-1, HERRING SALAD 73' fin esse rig ht off the bat. They nesse. If it lost the rest would be ~i:thrtmu·d' 59~0Z.JAR didn't cou nt tricks. theirs, but if it won, as it does, they can add their tricks as fol­ ~ t:i:fifi-ed~,li" North lows. Even if they draw Trumps • i"pklm,:t.,tf ♦ A Q 6 2 FOR THOSE AFTER VACATION PARTIES .109 65 2 they can still make six Spade ·Jlwrc-,;hJ;f" ♦ Vo id tricks in their own ha nd, will still STOP AT JULIE'S ♦ A 5 4 3 have two T rumps to ruff Dia­ _ FOR TRAY CATERING West East monds, the Club Ace a nd if they ' ♦ 4 ♦ J 10 time things correctly, make four . K8 4 3 •1 Hearts as long as they take • - ♦ A K Q 8 7 6 2 ♦ J 9 4 ♦ J 10 9 7 ♦ KB62 enough fin esses and still leave ATTENTION: MR. BUSINESSMAN South themselves enough entries to get ♦ K98753 back to both esta blish ttie last one SUMMER's·ovER - FALL'S HERE .AQ J and then get back agai n to· be able ♦ 10 5 3 IT'S TIME TO GET BACK TO BUSINESS / +o to use it. Tha t Clu b Ace is . one of those No one was vulnerable, North vital entries, Diamond ru ffs and FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY Dealer wit h thi s bidding: Trump leads to Dummy are more. N s w There are plenty of entries there p p 6. l_,."""""'-8' IS 1 ♦ 2 ♦ to do whatever is necessary to p p 3 ♦ 3 ♦ make those 13 tricks. All one has End GIVING A SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON •• to do is pla n ahea!,I. ', Moral: Cross-ru ffs are fine, but ALL OFFICE FURNITURE IN STOCK! The biddi ng went many differ­ you don't cross-ru ff when you ent ways at the various tabl es. have a good side suit to develop. E.L. Freeman Office Supply Co. 737p~~~~t~,~•e ., Parisian Stores Destroyed JUST CALL: 722-0137 Terrorists Under Suspicion PA RIS: T he police in Paris still with no one lhere, rather than have Soles • Service have no cl ue whether a grenade all those poor people killed and Parts • thrown in a Left Ba n k lux ury injured ." shopping center was "a politi cal Store Open ~ Years Knights Garage crime, a n act of ve negeance or the Th e fir s t o f h a lf a d ozen work of a madman." Two persons Dr u gstore Centers scatt e red Route3 were killed and 34 wounded. around Paris was opened in 1959., 225 Cowesett Ave., West Warwiek Several wi tnesses saw a man, They have a ll been instant hits. The aged about 25 and wearing a wo rn Saint-Germa in store - a day-and­ 828-0446 gray jacket, toss the grenade from night operation selling everything the mezzanine of Le Drugstore at from toys to encyclopedias, nowers Saint-Ger main-Des-Pres o nto a to hot meals, toothpase to caviar, tobacco sta nd below. The explosion T-shirts to transisto r radios wrecked much of the ground noor opened nine years ago. a nd sent metal fragments a nd glass M r. Bleustein-Blanchet said he shards nying into the dense crowd. was convinced that the perpetrato r The time was 5:20 P.M . of the crime, which caused little The unidentilied man was seen propert y d amage, was n o t a dashing down the staircaso and P a les t i n ia n t e rrorist. " Th e disappearing through the throng Palestinians have no problems with that packed the sidewalk of the France," he said. Boulevard Saint-Germain. He is He said that being Jewish, "I am still at large. naturall y in sympathy wi th Israel, a Police Seek Wli-s small country that wishes to li ve." At a news conference Jacques But he said he was engl\ged in no Foucher, deputy chief of the special activities aside fro m an criminal b rigade and the police in t er n a t io n a l fo und a ti o n h e officer in cha r ge of the established in the nineteen-lifties to investigation, pleaded for more further the ca reers of gi fte d witnesses with any details. He said adolescents, "which has a branch in he saw no connection between this Israel." act of terrorism and the holding of T h e P alesti n e Libe r atio n 11 hostages, including Jacques Organization bran c h in Paris denied natly that it had anything to " Wh ■ t other cir can you name that hand._, ltopa 1nd gON the way Senard, the French Ambassador, at the BMW e cylinder doeo wltll■ ■ t ill delivering 17 mpg ■t • ■-o

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' IRENfrS DANCE STUDIO ":'.!~:J:tt NEW DISCOUNT RATES A Archbishop Resigns Over Interference 'WEEKENDTQFLORIDA ~ HAIFA, Israel: The Most Rev. 1968. Joseph M. Raya, Greek Catholic "Officially, I am returning to the THE CHILDREN'S WORKSHOP 0 $162° * RD. TRIP ~ Archbishop in northern Israel, United States for seclusion, to FOR ARTS AND CRAFTS PLUS Y announced his resignation charging pray, to think and to consider," he interference in his diocese by said. " But everyone knows that the * 50"'HOTEL-CAR RENT AL ETC. . SA TUR DAY MORNINGS, HOU RS 9 to 12, Partriarch Maximos V Hakim and real reason is that I'm protesting ATES 6 to 16, FIRST TERM BEGINS , 9 DAY ROUNDTRIP Pope Paul VI. the illegal interference of the higher authorities of the church in the OCTOBER 5 JANUARY 25. The move foll owed rem arks by to to MIDWEST STATES affairs of my diocese." · the Archbishop that Jerusalem 0 The· Greek Catholics follow the WEDNESDAY PRE -SCHOOL 1 ~30 to 4, from$186° should be Israeli and his support of Byzantine rites but recognize the RD . TRIP Israel i authorities in the arrest of AGES 3 to 6, FIRST SESSION BEGINS, Pope of Rome and they are mainly the Most Rev. Hilarion Capucci, CALL-CALL-CALL TODAY in Lebanon, Syri a and Egypt. OCTOBER 2 To NOVEMBER 20. G reek Catholic Archbishop in East 766 HOPE ST. Jerusalem, on charges of smuggling TEL AVIV: Shmuel Schnitzer CREATIVITIES, EXPERIMENTS IN ALL MEDIA guns to Palestinian guerrillas. PROV., R.I. who visited Omaha recently and ART CLASSES FOR CHILDREN BEGUN IN 1937 Archbishop Ra ya, a United Moshe Zak were named deputy Qualified To Serve States citizen, told his followers he KINDLY WRITE OR VISIT, ENTER ON Your Every Travel Need editors of " Maariv," Israel 's largest was going into seculsio n in the evening newspaper. COBBLED STONE LANE, 21 PLANET ST. 272-6200 United States to think and to pray. Th e Jerusalem Post Israel 's He ca m e t o Is ra el from English language dail y has named PROVIDENCE. R.I. 02903 ---NOWONN Birmingham, Ala., in De<,ember, Leah Ben-Dor. ADULT INSTITUTE OF TEMPLE EMANU-EL TUESDAY EVENINGS 8:00 to 10:00 P.M. 5735 FIRST SEMESTER Oct. 15-Nov. 12, 1974 SECOND SEMESTER Nov. 19-Dec. 17, 1974 Session 1-8:00-8:S0p.m. Sessian 1-8:00-8:50 p.m. Chanting for Torah -Mr. E. Adler Chanting for Torah -Mr. E. Adler Hebrew: Ulpon beginne n -Mrs. F. Gross Hebrew: Ulpan beginners -Mrs. F. Gross Hebrew: Intermediate -Mrs. G. 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R & l Asphalt ~ ~.t _ " American & Italian Granting amnesty in criminal And here are, after a ll , only so Paving Cuisine at its Best" cases is not a n a s tounding many ways in which a generation v~ can close books. We closed the precedent. It h appened with Special -----This Week's Special-----, regularity after the Reconstruction. books on the Reconstruction by When Colonel Dortch of the.North trading off a duly elected candidate lOxSO Driveway Home Made Fettucini with Shrimp Sauce '4.55 for one who promised to withdraw lo, O S littlP OS Veal Scaloppine a la Marsala '4.95 Carolin a ' s prosecutor's office finally found Gener al Milton troops from the South and give fresh veal souled in morsola wine with fresh mushrooms and chef's salad Littlefield in Morristown, N.J., the back Southerners their legislatures. $175.00 two sat down for a chat. All work Guoranteeq. BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS, 1J a.m.-4 p.m. Littlefield, known as the Prince Who Is An Intellectual? Serving the best in Cocktails' of Carpetbaggers, had _been A (lational news magazine which Free Estimates O,.• Mon.-Tlurs. 10-9; Fri. & Sat. 10-10; Closed Sunday indicted in North Carolina a nd shall be nameless except to say it CALL 197 POST RD., WARWICK, 781-8857 Dortch wanted him to come back isn't Newsweek recently reviewed a Oppo,ite Entrance to Pilgrim Pork to stand trial. Littlefield said he book abou t th e Ame ri can 253-2083 would go back and stand trial •if all intellectual. the other gentl emen in Raleigh and Most actively nee the designation North Caroli na faced their jurors, "intell ectual. " I couri-it. And what too. do I get ? Ashes in my mouth. THE BIG TEE Colonel Dortch left Morristown Neglect. Contumacy. HAVE BUYERS FOR a lone. He told the prnsecutor he What is an intellectual. He is a knew loo many sinners to select man who responds to events and Commercial • Industrial o ne for stoni ng. situati o-ns with his head. Th e or Residential Property As for the Vietnam amnesty, it is Kennedys, for example, were ...,..._ \ not congent to argue if these boys intellectuals. They thorough ly PLEASE CALL COVERING CO. are forgiven the deaths of many researched the const it uency by Herbert L. Brown others become meaningless. The polls and hand-to-hand CARPET LINOLEUM-TILE deaths and casualties are already campaigning before they 421-S3S0 meaningless. If a nation depended en unciated issues. They chose thei r Residence Phone upon punishing all who do not own battlegrounds. Hello, light, war would end tomorrow. Lyndon Johnson was not an 861-S601 If floorcovering is on your mind, why don't you drop in In each of our states, governors intellectual. From li s tening to to see me or phone for an appointment at home. usually amnesty or pardon generals you get zilch which is what convicted prisoners at Christmas. Lyndon got. ffEMRYVl@oKE@ My byword is honest value ancl service to a TEE. Hope There is little outcry and even less Abraham Lincoln was an to see or hl!llr from you soon. attenti on to.the custom. intellectual and so was Teddy REALTORS Thanks, But there is even a larger reason Roosevelt. Teddy Roosevelt was a Hos1,;1al Trusl Bldg·. SHOWROOM: Rea ( 19S Cole Avenue MURRAY TRINKt.E why amnesty is needed. The 60s besi-selling auth or before he Real f :stflle Since 189 I TEL: 272-4700 . were a time of tumult and riot, became president. I believe his corruption and cruelty. We ought (Continued on page 11) best rates& best terms

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Noon - 1 A.M. They a lso spearheaded the drive (617) 399-8020 I ORDERS TO TAKE OUT to gel France out of Algeria. I need I not describe the nefario us activities of Lenin and Trotsky, both of who were Communist theorizers a nd both o f whom organized the October Revolution. In additio n, UNDERSTANDING ME they won the Civ il War of A graduate or rertificate television course. 1919-1920. Only three such crucial situations " Understanding Me" 15 weekly hour long instructional have occurred in 20th century programs in Affective Health Science designed to prepare America. Roosevelt's brain trusters adults to engage the minds and feelings of 8-10 year olds he lped defea t the ennervating in situations common to their lives . Included in the pro· D e pression of the I 930s and . grams are segments taken from the thirty 15-minute therefore preserve a democracy still viable under capitalism. classroom television presentations of Inside/ Out. 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Sammy Cah n, now WEARE .Abba Eban Assumes SOUTH ON RTE . 2 starring in '' Words and Music," PROFESSIONALS has received numerous requests for Role Of Professor i n t (r r V i e W S a n d per SO n a I TRAVEL SERVICE CORP. 831-5200 appearances. .NEW YORK: In the British 808 HOPE ST PROVIDENCE. R.I. "Oh for the days," his wife accent that became familiar to sighed, "when I was married to cou ntless listeners to debates at 'Sammy, the song-writer,' riot the United Nations, the politician­ 'Sammy the star.' " tu rned-educa to r a na lyzed the Author William Kotzwinkle lives world body as a forum "for the in a remote cabin in New Brunswick exposition of policies, not an without a phone. Ann Smith, fiction agency for the preservation of editor of Redhook magazine, wanted security." to advise him of revisions on his The speaker was Aba Eban, wishes all her story, but could not do so because of former Foreign Minister of Israel, the Canadian mall strike, She solved but his forum was a classroom at 1-lw ~-' CA&aa,, '* friends and customers . . the problem by putting Kotzwinkle 's Columbia University, where he "'_._·--- WS 1f'IU, PAT lULP .------'OP TD l'DIT BOO A Hap11y New Year manuscript on a Greyhound bus, began the fall term as a visiting or •~.alf~l'll:°" hiring a taxi to meet it, and having professor of political science . , .&Jff'I... lt1JIDAD o• BOLJDAn the driver deliver the package to Seated with 20 students at the ND CNIN W. ~ JU.i. ,-_... COD m Kotzwinkle 's ·cabin. conference. table in Columbia's 1.11--Pwf_. - ·• ..-. TODATI Frank Sinatra was at School o.f International Affairs, Gallagher's, where he said he'll Mr. Eban scoffed at the concept «lollGA&.­ IN-~MAU ..... °"'""'---~~GrD Sl'D'I" DAI U 4.11. te II_P.-. return to Japan to appear at the of a United Nations "peace­ 421-10)> CesqA I f ...... Tokyo Music Festival to present keeping force." The recent m. \KS'tMINrr~ >l-.t,,.kAM the Sinatra Award to the winning fighting on Cyprus, he said, was sioger in the annual contest ... The evidence that any United Nations comedy team of Finkle and force is " more like a fire brigade Weeden, appearing at Michael's that runs away when it sees the FRED SPIGEL-'S MEA.J & 'DELI-TIZER' B . Pub, will have their musical, " Love first signs of smoke." Songs," produced off-Broadway ... Mr. Eba n asserted that the George Abbott finished work on main contribution the United his I 17th project, ' The Mink Coat Nations body would make in Caper," a farce for Broadway this future years would probably be in ROLLED BEEF 1. 99 LB. DELI DOGS 99 c PKG . season . the areas of population control Joey Adams, who succeeds Henny and the a le viation of hunger, Youngman next month on the New . acting as an instrument of "world CLOSED York Telephone's "Dial-a-Joke" organi c unity.'· number, ·said the astronauts diet The professor. who served as LB. CORNED BEEF 3.29 OCTOBER 1 & 2 when they reached the Moon, was to · Israel's Foreign Minister for nine TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY pray: "From THERE - it was only yea r s a nd as the I s r aeli a local call" •.. Jack Dempsey representative at the United 243 RESERVOIR AVENUE PROVIDENCE (NEAR CRANSTON LINE) received a special award al the Kung Nations spoke at a ha lf-hour Fu Karate show at Madison Square introductory session of hi s 461-0425 Garden, "for his contribution to the co ll oqiu m on mu lt i lateral world of self defense ... Al Pacino diplomacy. perfermed. scenes from "Arturo Ui" Part of the reason for wh at he in a workshop production at Joseph described as the reduced stature of Papp's Public Theater. the United Nations in mediating H a rm o nica vir tu oso Larry conflicts, he said , is the difficulty Adler, now on a Canadiam tour, of getting "agreement on a single was scheduled for a TV program in mediator." Toronto, followed by a concert in He pra ised as effective the role Holiday Hamilton, Ontario. He asked the pl ayed by the late Dr. Ralph concert director how much time Bunche in the 1949 Arab-I sraeli was available fo.r rehea rsal. "A Armistice Agreement and the year, " he was infon)led. " You 're recent role of Secretary of State booked next April" ... When Adler Ki ssinger in troop disengagement was in New Brunswick, a man· agreements between Israel and recalled his 1942 concert there. Egypt and Syria. Greetings "How could I forget? " said the But he cautioned that "an fan. "The spotlight operator that inn ovative individual "' must night was Richard Burton." represent a government or Michael Sarazin, costar of the organizati on that has influence new movie "For Pete's Sake," and credibility with both sides of a portrays a taxi driver in the film. "I di spute. didn't get a star on my door," he Mr. Eba n, who pla ns to return MORTON SMITH INC. said. "Just an 'off-duty• sigm" ... to Israel in December to take his Jack Nicholson, whose new film in seat in the Parliament, call ed for Antonioui's "The Passenger," will " less public debate and more next costar with Warren Beatty in private conciliation.·· Mike Nichols' movie, "Mousebed Asked whether he would divu lge Fortune." any "tidbits·· about Israeli internal When the Ringling Bros. and politics or sensitive foreign policy and Barnum & Bailey Ci rcus recently matters to any of his classes, Mr. appeared in Washington, D.C. . Eban remarked with a smile : invitations were sent to members of "I think it's possible. I haven't Congress to ride the elephants. he a rd o f any speaker who Two Congressmen wanted to don acknowledges that he's merely c lown costumes. "If all th e going to repeat himself.·· MIDWAY MARINE> Customers Move (Continued from page 4) they use<' lo be," Mr, Steinberg it doesn't have salt, like club soda, said . "A lot of people don't want and it keeps its sparkle because to keep a ·case of bottles arou nd ." there'e no 'way to leave the bottle And Mr. Scheinbaum, scowling CORPORATION open." under his baseba ll cap, takes the Seltzer men agree that after all trend as a persona l affront. "A the blows they have endured, the housewife pays ou t $ 1. 10 extra for cruelest may be the ecologist's a case of bottles she can throw bugbear, the throwaway soda away,·· he said, "and she throws bottle. the seltzer men away too. Gone are the fire escapes that "And they say Shi s is supposed once se rved as pantries. to be a country for the small "Apartments are small er than man." , , , • t - ..-• ...... ' ...... -= ·· ~ THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER,27, 1974- 13 When in doubt, you need look no appreciated for birthdays or further for the perfect gift. The holidays. Call the Herald at Hera Id subscription is always 724-0200. SUCCESSFUL

INVESTING PRESENTS that "SOMETHING SPECIAL" DA~ID R. SARGENT A 16-DA Y KOSHER SAFARI to NEW VS SEASONED BONDS A: Pamida 's chain of 168 lower-grade promissory notes ha,e EAST AFRICA INCLUDING ISRAEL, Q: I plan to sell my business for discount stores are located in the reached maturity and h therefore $60,000 and retire in six months. northern central states, including now comprise only 80% of ADDIS ABABA AND PARIS What do you think of buying a your own, which probably gi,es you Reserve 's portfolio. QUEEN ANNA MARIA KOSHER FOR $5,000 utility bond each month for some insight into their last-growing The fund, which has grown from a year to produce $500 in monthly operation. Sales ha,e quadrupled in about $400,000 to $255 million in PASSOVER CRUISE income? ls it reasonable to expect the past 5 years and earnings ha,e 20 months, currently yields o,er FROM to find an A-or AA-rated 30-year more than tripled. Financially, this 12.5% on an anlNlalized basis. The BOSTON $580 retailer appears to be in a better ISRAEL issue with a 10% coupon? Would I rate is high eoough to indicate that LOTTE B. PO VAR position than several of the giants be better off looking at seasoned some question might be raised as to MICKIE GOLDBERGER bonds? - J.B. in the field. In the first quarter portfolio quality. A: While your plan is feasible through April, sales and ingome Q: I hold a $13,000 interest in 328 WARREN AVE , EAST PROVIDENCE , RI under current interest rate moved up about 1'% each. Full an estate which consists, in part, conditions, there is no guarantee year results are difficult to project of the enclosed list .of 7 stocks and that coupons will remain at this in view of the possible effects of the a mutual fund. Which of these high level over the next 18 months. recent drought on farm incomes in would you retain with an emphasis the chain's senice area. While the on income in mind? M .O. ·REAL ESTATE SALES Two recently offered bond issues, Experienced Brokers both rated single A, which are shares, oow off 85% from the 1972 A: Only two of these eight . attractive are: Michigan high, are trading at oiily SX last holdings should be sold: R.H . Mole or Female Consolidated 10 S/ 8s of 1982 and year's earnings, current market Macy (NYSE) and Union Electric Familiar with East Side General Telephone Co. Southwest apathy to discounters may hamper (NYSE). The latter company has or other R.I. areas · 10 3/ 4s of 2004. The former, reco,ery. Therefore, I would delay made oo real earnings · progress to join our expanding firm . trading just above' par to yield purchase of t. speculative issue until since 1967 and a drop in net is Liberal Benefits 10.6% currently, is non-refundable general market conditions improve. anticipated this year. After Either coll or stop in at our prior to Aug. I, 1989. Interest, YIELD/ RISK RATIO deducting construction credits from convenient location in the Berry, Bldg., which is payable on the 15th of Q: What do you ' think of the SI.SO estimated for . 1974 101 Main Street, across from January and July, is adequately Reserve Fund? S.L. earnings, the Sl.28 anlNlal dividend the new Apex, Downtown Pawtucket. covered by earnings. The General A: Recently, I visited with will not be fully co,ered. There Telephone $35 million first nanageme_nt at this "money have been only two diYidend mortgage bond is call-protected for market" fund and left convinced increases in the last eight years, 10 years. Trading around par, the that Reserve Fund had found the and, with heavy financing required yield is an attractive 10.7% magic key to prosperity in an to support construction RJchard G. Holland 03. currently. The well-covered interest industry beset with redemptions: expenditures over the next 5 years, ·-,-~~•M•- ~rnuoRJ exceptionally high interest rates is payable on Feb. and Aug. I. any further dividend boosts appear 728-5000 As to the comparative merits of and price stability. · There are unlikely. new bond offerings versus seasoned seemingly no clouds on their Although Macy's has expanded issues, I would say in your case it horizon - at least at present. its suburban operations, problems is the yield that counts. For the Their portfolio at that time was at its New Vork store contilNle to most part, seasoned issues carry made up of letters of credit depress earnings. Rising interest lower coupon rates, sell at (commercial paper) backed by big expenses, scattered weakness in The State-Wide Alternative discounts from par and, therefore, domestic banks. All told, there demand and higher costs are also High School provide a lower current yield were 28 banks represented, with continuing depressants. With the coupled with a capital gain at one accounting for 10% of assets, prospect for earnings recovery maturity. Thus, yield to maturity the others 1% to S%. Apparently, dismal, the dividend will oot likely SCHOOL ONE Providence, R.I, (total return) is generally close to however, some of these· short-term W increased; ' · · the current rate for similar-rated ENROLLMENT IS STILL OPEN new offerings. Ford, Rabin Discuss Problems Q: I am 72 and have a retarded Our 1974-75 program has begun dependent aged 40 to support. In November I will have $30,000 in 6 Facing Israel, Middle East with many new features: an acting, I / 2% bank certificates coming WASHINGTON: President settlement regarding the Israeli­ workshop; an expanded natural foods due. Because of my relative. I Ford and Premier Yitzhak Rabin occupied Sinai would be more project; a social action project on changing cannot take any risk but I need of Israel agreed that further fruitful than . talks with the more income. What do you advise progress was necessary to maintain Jordanians concerning the West the structure of high schools; the first . - V .B. momentum for a Middle East Bank of the Jordan River. steps toward developing an arts & crafts A: U.S. Government debt settlement, but they left open But the United States, which has cooperative with a retail outlet. securities are probably your best whether Israel should negotiate close ties to Jordan, has urged that choice for safety and income. In next with Egypt, Jordan or both of the Jordanians not be left out of the We can still accept several new the recent Treasury offering, the them. negotiations. The Jordanians have students for enrollment. interest coupons were 9% on the Relia ble informants said that the been seeking to negotiate on behalf 33-month and 6-year notes. While two leade,rs had agreed that any of the West Bank's population, For more information call . a new Treasury offering will be territorial concessions by Israel had mostly Palestinians, who have been made in November, the interest to be matched by concessions by citizens of Jordan for years and 331-2497 rate cannot be estimated with any the Arab nation s that would came under Israeli occupation in accuracy now. increase Israel's sense of security. the June, 1967, war. BITING "GOLD BUGS" BACK During a 75-minute meeting at Q: Would you advise me to the White House Mr. Ford an Mr. Guerrilla Group continue holding gold shares now abin he~rd a detai led report by Seeks Talks that Americans are going to be Secretary of State Kissinger on But the Palestine Liberation allowed to buy gold? O.T. Mid die East diplomatic efforts and Organization, with the backing of A: Yes. Gold mining shares have agreed that Mr. Kissinger would most Arab nations, has sought lo risen at a laster pace than the price have to take further soundings with negoti a te on behalf of all of the yellow metal itself, reflecting Arab leaders in the next few weeks Palestinians. passage of legislation allowing U.S. - including a possible trip to the Mr . Kissinger has publicly said citizens to own gold next year. As Middle East in October . - before that he believes Jordan should loeg as fear of inflation and loss of a definite course was set. negotiate for the West Bank's confidence in our monetary system Israeli officials said that the two Palestinians. Privately, American contin ■ e to be rampantly leaders had also discussed Israel's officials have said that by psychological m"arket forces, gold SOCCER defense needs and that Mr. Ford beginning talks with Jordan soon, will attract hoardeu and committed himself to maintaining Israel could perhaps avoid having spec■ lators. Owe note of ca11tion, Israel's security, a constant theme to deal with the Pales tinian howe,er; "died-i•the-wool gold during Mr . Rabin's visit, which guerrilla organization, which is less R.I. OCEANEERS INigs", freed from restriction on began Tuesday. willing to arrange a peace with ..,.. Ille actllal -t•I rather than Israel than Jordan is. VS. DEFENDING CHAMPIONS Ille mrn of gold .,• ., alld Seek811Ta■ b M'r. Kissinger plans to hold pt'odllcers, ca- ■ t-por ■ry ••Y It was understood that the further talks al the United Nations dowMWe reaction I ■ thew '-9 as Israelis believe that they will receive later this month on the situation, NEW YORK "APOLLOS" Ille I,st after gold col-, iMim ... Before a formal White House fatllres, etc. Is NIH. Gold refhiers, delivery or most of the equipment that they have urgently requested. dinner in honor or Mr. and Mrs. Sat:, Sept. 28 at 7:30 P.M. ad! as upehard Ml-,als A: Rabin, the Israeli Premier met with Clle•lnh (NYSE), alld ,rime High on their list are big M-60 PIERCE MEMORIAL STADIUM tanks, but because the United leaders of the American Jewish alMen_, n Fr■ •I• Mat •c• States produces only about 350 or community, Secretary or the EAST PROV., R.1.-0ff 195 East (NYSE), s•o ■ ld ■ ho \e Treasury William E. Simon _and IN!•flclarles of tMs npecletl these tanks yearly, the Israelis have (to Riverside Exit) had trouble getting them. The George Meany, president of the e..Cl... 1 INiyl■g .,ee. Alld, · American Federation of Labor and Pentagon has been reluctant lo POPULAR PRICES , ReHrved Seats, 15, lays and Girls 12 J.. 1l ■ 1 fro• th 11 ■ 1 of Congress of Industrial reduce American strategic and under 13 for Reserved Seats; Adult General Admission ■ d,erllse•e ■ ts offerl ■1 101d Organizations...... n, ...et letten, price inventories to send the tanks to '4, lays and Girls General Admission, 13 for 18 and Israel...... c--.l■Rrett• under. Ticlrets on Sale at lou Rotli Agency, Arcade, Mr. Rabin, in the session with Herald subscribers comprise an Providence, and Roam 610 Turb Head Bldg ., Providence...... active buying market. For ucellent Q: I would like to know what Mr. Ford, told the President that IOX OFFICE AT PIERCE STADIUM OPENS SATURDAY AT results. advertise in the Herald. you think of Pamida. Inc. (NYSE) Israel believed negotiations with I 2 NOON FOR THE SALE OF TICKETS . 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Herald subscribers comprise an Prospects who buy often are PART AS FRIENDS active buying market. For excellent ·much more likely to see your WASHINGTON: · President Arabs Regard Ford Address results, advertise in the Herald. newspaper ad than occasional Ford ·and Premier Yitzhak" Rabin Call 724-0200 or 724-0202. buyers. parte,d after four days of friendly As ,. Affront To World Position and detailed discussions with reas­ UNITED NA=rlONS, N.Y.: producing nations reportedly Hepp!Nsa 11 HOMOWACK surances to Israel by Ford of con­ tinued American supplies of arms Arab dele_gates to the United exchanged their impressions for an unspecified term but w:thout Nations said that they regarded immediately after President Ford's agreement on either long-term de­ President Ford's address to the address, and most of them were liveries of weapons or on the next General Assembly as a veiled said to have concluded that the step in the U.S. initiated drive for a ultimatum to the oil-producing United States attitude toward Middle East settlement. countries. their countries was stiffening. "The United States is trying to An American source · here said . rally the majority of the world this interpretation by the Middle ', 'ilLANDER. against us. " · an Arab official said. Eastern diplomats was basica lly -' "'to,.:. ~,~t-t :l, "We are being pictured as the correct. butchers of the world's economy," The American predicted that GOOD FOOD ft. he added, contending that Secretary of State Kis.:;inger would MODER~1~~ PRICED President Ford's speech, linking / I f: spell out in detail the United the energy and food crises, was , FLAMING PUPU States reques t s to the oil PLATTER FOR 2 •s~ aimed at "intimidating" the oil­ producing countries when he I producing countries. addressed the General Assembly. • COCKTAILS • The President had called on "oil OPEN DAILY 7D.AYS FROM 1 I A: ~-- . ~~ producers to define their Several diplomats said they •ORD£RSPUT-UP-TO-GO ~ concei:nion of a global policy on were struck by what they looked m. 7389861 · · . energy to meet the growing need upon as the coincidence of President Ford's address with of Providence 2318 WEST SHORE RD., W ARWtcK, R.I. and to do this ' without imposing BALLARD'S unaccepable pur,dens on the remarks about hig h oil prices is COMING BACK international monetary and trade ·made by Treasury Secretary system." William E. Simon. to the sa_[Tle location .• . coroer of Orange & Pine, ··A world · of economic Mr. Simon had, in effect, told a Downtown Providence . under the personal [J3oufevard confrontation," he warned, Senate s ub commi ttee in supervision of PAUL FILI PPI. " cannot be a world of political Washington that the United States SHADE and cooperation." might be forced to act tough with Good Food and Sensiple Entertainment DRAPE, Inc. The Arab official and others oil producers. Sandwich Bar, Oyster Bar, Superb Dining Room here who took exception to the "We have been • admonished * NEW STYLES President's· remarks requested that twice in a day," said the official, OPENING ON OR ABOUT OCTOBER 10th * NEW FABRICS they not be identified. ~ho thinks that the United States NOW BOOKING FOR CHRISTMAS PARTIES * CUSTOM BUILT PRODUCTS Attitude 'Stiffening' is· trying to intimidate the oil * PRICES with a difference The representa tives of oil- producers. Corner of 0cange & Pine, Prov.. 351 - 1337 * SPECIAL PRICES To The TRADE Recognition Of Palestinians Bf\L 724-0680 Is Recognition Of Terrorism LflRD'Si~oud0'ce TEL A VIV: Foreign Minister 742 EAST AVE PAWT., R.I. that Egypt had reverted to the more Yigal Allon said that Egyptian and extreme position expressed at the Syrian recognition of the Palestine Arab summit meeting in Algiers in Liberation Organization as the sole November, I 972. representative of the Palestinian He further said that the call for people was a step toward obtaining the e s tablishment of an a United Nations Genera l independe n t Pale s tinian Assembly resolution that would administration in territory to be accord .. legitimization of terrorist recovered from Israel by political activit ies.·• or military means contradicted the If you're so rich, The Foreign Minister spoke at Hussein-Sa_dat agreement of two th·e weekly Cabinet meeting in months ago, whi ch envisioned a Jerusalem. He was commenting on se paration of forces between Israel a statement is-sued in Cairo and Jordan as a first step toward \fflY aren't you smart? yesterday after. a conference the liberation of w hat was between Foreign Ministers Ismail Pak stine. Fahmy of Egypt and Abdel Halim The Is raeli Government has Khaddam of Syria and Farouk refused to negotiate with the Kaddoumy of the Palestine Pa lestine Liberation Organization. So you're making a good Liberation Org a ni za tion, the Prem

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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1974- 15 Hashachar Studer:ats To Study Ford, Gromyko.Discuss Problems In Israel For Year's Time ATLANTA: One hundred and "This alt ernate program is an Facing Both N,ations, The_ ·World rirt y-o ne recent American high innovation in the traditional Young WASHINGTON: President school grad uates are leaving this whether the United Stales shou ld continue the Nixon po li cy ol close Judaea Year Course," Mrs. Popkin Ford and Foreign Minister Andrei month to begin a year of work and make the Soviet internal situation contact with top Soviet leaders. expla ined, "and was introduced al A_. Gromyko of the Soviet Union st udy in Israel. Ruth Popkin, a !actor in relati ons. told Mr. Gromyko that he looked the suggestion of the youth leaders, met lor the first time and later forward to carrying out Mr. chairman or the Hadassah Youth th emselves." Russians Give a Little issued a statement that they had Nixon's commitment to receive Activities Department reported at Sectio n IV will attend th e But, some wh a t to Mr . agreed_ "on the importance of the Leonid I. Brezhnev, the Soviet Hadassah's 60th annual national In stitute for Jewish Youth Leaders Ki ssinger's surprise, during the coniinuing efforts lor a lasting and Communist party leader, in th e convention meeting here. from Abroad, in Jerusa lem, for six summer the Russians indicated equitable peace in the Middle United States next year. Through its youth movement, months _and wi ll _th en join Section· 1 East." willingness to make major Hashachar (The Dawn), Hadassah concessions on Jewish emigration for the remainder of th e year. With Secretary ol State LONG ROAD AHEAD offers you ng people a varied in return lor the trade benefits of Hashachar is the largest Zionist Ki ssi nger planning a new Middle WASHINGTON: Rabbi Israel program whose goals are enriched credits and normal tariffs. This youth movement in the United East trip early next month to seek Miller, chairman of the Conference Jewish living in the United States, mae a compromise possible and States. Hadassah spends one a resumption ol Arab-Israeli or Presidents of Major American deeper understanding of Zionism, ended the sharp dispute between million dollars annua ll y on its negotiations, the joint statem ent Jewish Organizations, said that he st imulation or acti ve interest in Mr. Kissinger and Mr. Jackson. It programs in the !).S. and Israe l. was· welcomed by American ca me away from a meeting witn Israel and its people. This you th also removed the main issue of the officials as a sign that the Premier Yit zhak Rabin "encour­ program has four divisions known "great debate." , Russians were at least not trying aged" by Israel's future prospects co ll ectively as Young Judea: Junior Chile Banned 'Fiddler' to block the American mediation Mr.. Ford, who already has although "It has a long hard road Young Judea for those between 9 For Marxist Tones efforts. indicated hi s willingness to ahead." and 11 : Intermedia te Young It was Mr. Ford's day for the J ll\laea, 11-13: and Senior Young SANTIAGO: The reason given by the ruling Chilean junta for ·'detente". In addition to his two Judaea fo r youth of high school and a hall hour meeting with Mr. age. The oldest level of Hashachar banning the film "Fiddler on the ,, Roof ' is that " it was considered io Gromyko, he met earlier lor 45 STARR BRIDGE CLUB is Hamagshimim (The Fulfillers) minutes with Senator Henry M. ' for high-school graduates up to age contain a message clearly favorable • 1060 HOPE STREET PROVIDENCE, R.I. Jackson to try and work out the 25. to the Marxist tendencies." This ALLAN COKIN, Professional ARLINE SLACK, Manager remark was contained in a letter final details ol a compromise These students are di vided info package that would allow the BRIDGE CLASSES & CLINICS NOW FORMING four sections: from Colonel Pedro Ewing Hodar,. the government's secretary, to Gil Russians to get trade concessions MONDAYS: Beginners, 9:30 a .m.-8 p.m. Section I will spend five months Sinay, president of the Chilean in return lor promised TUESDAYS: Advanced, 8 p.m. in study at the Hadassah Youth Jewish Community. Later Sinay liberalization ol Soviet emigration WEDNESDAYS: Intermediate, 9:30 a .m . Center in the Judith Riklis Building and Rabbi Angel Kreiman met policies. THURSDAYS: Intermediate, 8 p.m. on Mount Scopus and then work FRIDAYS: Novice (Free Clinic), 11 a .m . three months on a kibbutz (com­ with Chilean President Augusto A Language Barrier munal settlement), one month on Pinochet Ugarte in an unsuc;cessful But Mr. Jackson said later that CALL 831-4669 a "mashav" (cooperative devel­ attempt to convince him that the the Administration and Congress opment), and devote one month film was not Marxist inspired and were still " hung up" over the that it s banning would be exact legislativ.e language needed • working or studying at a special ·construed• abroad as having anti­ to insure that the Russians lived " interest such as archeology. Semitic tendencies. Section II will spend their first up to their part ol the deal. According to Sinay, Ugarte said five months on a kibbutz in a Moscow has privately given CEMENT WORK the film was not favorable to group-ori ented program divided assurances that, in return lor trade Jewish tradition because one of th e Water leaks...:..FIQkey walls bet ween work and st udy and then concessions, it would allow at leas t Hero's daughters married a person will go to the Youth Center to 60,000 Jews to emigrate yearly of anot h er faith a nd a nother continue th eir st udies fo r three and would end harassment ol Steps-Patios-Driveways-Walks married a revolutionary who did months. They, loo, wi ll spend the those who seek to emigrate. not accept the traditional marriage balance of their slay one month on Senate aides sa id that President bonds. Ugarte also look exception NO JOB TOO SMALL a moshav and one month worki ng Ford stressed to Mr. Jackson that lo a seq uence in which he said the and studying al a special interest. he believed hat once Congress intervention of military forces was Bo th groups wi ll tou r Israel gave him permission to extend 7S1-S596 7S1-1476 comprehensively and wi ll learn magnified wi th the clubbing of nondiscriminatory tariffs to the yo un g students carrying ·red Russians, he should be able to about the geography, economy, banners. ' renew - the authority every year, modern and ancient history of the He said under the present with Congress retaining onl y the count ry, its peoples, institutions situation in Chile " the junta cannot right to veto it. and cu ltu res, and do vo lunteer accept any factor of dissention," work in the Jerusa lem community. Mr. Jackso n, Democrat of Sinay reported. Washington and th e chief Section Ill is a program TENNIS negotiator · for Congress on this beginning this yea r. .It will include STRENGTHEN SYNAGOGUE issue, insisted that the President an extensive Ulpan (Hebrew DETROIT: Most of the Jewish should have to get Congressional course). f9r 2 1/ 2 months al the IT CAN BE YOUR GAME congregati ons in the Detroit area approval ol the renewal each year. Hadassah Youth Center. The are members of a newly-formed The President and the Senator LEARN THE RIGHT WAY remainder of the program includes Synagogue Council of Greater Det­ agreed to continue discussions, but two months working on a kibbutz, roit, seek ing as its prime objective an official said that "we're at the seven weeks living with a family on the affirmation and strengthening wire and someone will have to Private, Group and Clini'c Instruction a moshav and two months doing of the sy nagogue as the central yield." vo lunteer work in a Development force in the religious life of the Jew­ Mr. Kissinger, in maki ng a Town. ish comm unity. major presentation to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on West Bay Rhode Island Cranston Succos Services Start Soview-American relations, said Tennis Club Tennis Club Tennis Club progress was being made and an Ce"'rtvillt Id., W,rwKk l•ylll ht., I. Pr~v. Atw--4 lvt., CrHltt■ agreement might be reached as 828-4410 434-HSO 941.0611 On Monday, September 30 e ar ly as next week. Both (Continued from page I) kah party and harvest festival at Administrative and S~nale the services which will be con­ Temple Emanu-EI will be held al­ informants agreed that all other ducted by Cantor Charles Ross in ter services on Monday, Septem­ details had been worked out. ber 30, at 7:30 p.m. the sanctuary and in the Succah. Jackson, Gromyko Meet Morning services on l'\Jesday TEMPLE BETH EL Mr. Jackson, a long-time and Wednesday, October I -and 2, Providence skeptic ol detente with the will be held at 9 o'clock. Tuesday Jewish Herald Temple Beth El will hold the Ru ssians, was introduced to Mr. evening services will be held at 6 Festival of Succos evening worship Gromyko on his way out ol Mr. o'clock in the Beil Midrash. on Monday, September 30, at 5:45 Ford's oval ollice at the White All Succos services will be fol­ o'clock, followed by the family House. They shook hands and Advertising lowed by Kiddush in the temple service and Succos decoration par­ exchanged pleasantries. Succah. ty at 6:30 p.m. Mr. Kissi nger , had lunch with Morning WOf"ship on Tuesday, TEMPLE SINAI Mr. Gromyko at the Soviet Brings Results ••• October I, is at 10 o'clock and Cranston Embassy and will give a dinner lor Rabbi Leslie Y. Gutterman will Rabbi Jerome S. Gurland will him in ·New York. Mr. Gromyko speak on "Three Ring Succos." conduct the Succos fami ly harvest is in this country lor the United offering services at Temple Sinai TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL Nations General Assembly on Monday, September 30, at 7 Providenc:e session. p.m. The festival and annual con­ Temple Beth Israel will hold The lact that Mr. Jackson, Mr. secration services will be held on Succos services on Monday, Sep- Ford and Mr. Gromyko we re all for people who sell cars Tuesday, October I, at 10:30 a.m. , tember 30, at 8 p.m . Kiddush will discuss ing ways ol improving The Sabbath during Succos, Fri­ follow in the Succah. Services on Soviet-American lelations seemed day. <5ctober 4. will begin at 8: 15 for people who sell groceries Tuesday and Wednesday wi ll be at to ·symbolize that the "great 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. p.m. d e bate · ' on East-West Twenty-one children will be The services will be led by Rab­ accommodation seemed to have for people who sell clothes consecrated on Tuesday. They are bi Jacob Handler and Cantor Karl come and gone without much of a Benjamin Agronick, Randi Ellen S. Krit z. flurry . Bea n. Rachelle Cohen, Stacie Co­ Mr. Kissinger called lor the for people who sell insurance TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM hen. Brett Fain, Leslie Freedman, "debate" several months ago when Providence Andrew Fern. Alison Goldberg, the dispute over the linking ol ~rvices at Temple Beth Sho­ Richard Gessman, Andrew Kapl­ trade concessions and Soviet lom lor Succos will be held at 6:30 an. Jewish emigration was acute. p.m. on Monday, September 30. TAP THE BUYING POWER Also, Roy Kortick , Robbi Leh­ Mr. Kissinger had argued that it and at 9 a.m. on Tuesday and ner, Lisa Levine, Debra Messing. was dangerous to press the Wednesday. Rabbi Ira A. Kori! Scott Nalibow. Jon Rabinowitz, Russia ns to alter their system in OF JEWISH HERALD READERS will conduct the services. Michael Robinson, Julie Rotten­ return. for normal trade TEMPLE EMANU-EL berg. Daniel Steinberg. Sam concessions. This developed into a 724-0200 The annual congregation Suk- Vcderman and Herbert Rankin. wider-r angi ng argu ment 16-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1974 AID TO CHILE SURVEY OF SURVEYS Ministry. by vo,1trng Prof. l'crc) II . SANTIAGO: Dr. Moshe A. During Oct. War General Uses JERUSALEM: Public support Tanncbaum of the U.S. al lhc Tov. Israel's Ambassador to Chile, for Israel in the western world is Hebrew -University's Institute or has extended Israel's offer to help ' levelling to its pre-October 1973 Com_munications. His survey the victims or the severe noods Military For Personal Moving height following an upsurge during embraced over 50 polls conducted which occurred recently in the JERUSALEM - During the received a number or letters or a nd immediately following the in a dozen western countries. It southern-region or this country. Or .. days or the fiercest fighting· in the complaints from constituents. An Yorn Kippur War. This is the main showed a "hard core" of pro-Israel Tov personally visited the Chilean Yorn Kippur War, the then chief or investigation was ordered by the finding or a "SurYey of Surveys," a support averaging around one­ Foreign Ministry to extend this aid. military intelligence, Major Defense Ministry and the Chief or study of public opinion polls third of the population though in· The Chilean Jewish community General Eliahu Zaira was using Staff. . undertaken . for, the Foreign Mediterranean countries. has likewise come to the aid or the army vehicles and personnel to , General Zaira was recalled for flood victims, sending clothing and transport materials For the service in the army be the former food to the affected areas. renovation or his home in Tel Aviv. Defense Minister Moshe Dayan. This was disclosed following the The second case involying the · publication or a report by Chief of abuse of public office which has After School, Evenings, Preschoolers Staff Mordechai Gur, that General scandalized Israelis is that of the CLASSIFIED ~p.N J) Zaira was reprimanded for using deputy director of the Jewish Painting, Crafts (q ' '(,. ' army porperty for prviate purposes. Agency's immigration department, CALL 724-0200 Recorder, Piano ~ . ::C Macrame, Bread ' General Zaira was.discharged from Yosef Vered. According to a report Making, Off-Loom ~ j' the army following the Agranal issued by the Jewish Agency's Weaving, Tai Chi 0~ _,'l-O Commission's report o n Yorn comptroller, Meir Ben Zion Meiri, 3-Apartmenh f« Rent . 1 27-Merchandise for Sale Silkscreening, Carv.in9 at.-> Kippur War errors. Vered's "conduct was unsuited to Dramatics and Puppets The former chief or military his position as a public servant and HOPE STREET AREA: Four modern MINK COAT, full length. Natural 274-8897 intelligence is alleged to have used a a top official. He ·used his position rooms, third. On busline. Heot, utili- ranch. Excellent condition. $250. Children, Adults, Parents, Teachers ties, carpeting, air condrtioning, tile .738-3215. number of army vehicles and and personal contacts to take bath, enclosed shower, refr~erator, drivers for the transport or advantage of Jc.wish Agency stove. Available Approximately Oc- roR SALE: SUKKAH, approximately members or his family to university property which was meant for tober 15. Coll mornings or ofter 5, lO'xlO'. Spruce - Masonite. Con- CAMP PROGRAM and on ot,her domestic errands . . other purposes." 521-2049. venient ossembly/stor0ge. $45. 272- DIRECTOR Photographs said to sup.port the Vered had allowed his daughter 4620. allegations about the former and son-in-law, both native born 4-Carpentry leading, independent, Jewish Camp intelligenc chiers use or army Israelis, to move into an apartment 35-Private lnstNction with positive Jewish Program, is MULLANEY'$ GOOD CARPENTRY HOrching for a potential camp direc­ vehicles were produced in evidence or the Tel Aviv Deir-Millman CO.: Now specializing in all home TUTORING: tor. If you have good comp ••• against him. absorption center intended for new Experienced teacher, in- repairs. Free estimates. Coll 351· terested in tutoring in elementary peMnce and a gaad Jewish back­ The Chier or Staff ·said the · immigrants. The couple had used 1168. ground, male or female, we would grode subjects. Coll 421-2290. like to hear ,._ you. 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