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'< t , ADL Wins Injunction Against Use Of Name By American-Italian Body NEW YORK - The Anti-Defa­ tlon and slurs against Americans mation League of B'na1 B'rlth of Italian descent which result won an Injunction last week from the fears and smears against the use of Its name by an- created by either design or by Ig­ other organization. . norance; to make certain that THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEW/SH WEEKLY fN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS . The 54-year-old league sued Americans of ·Italian background an American-Italian body on the are regarded as equals In the ground that the words, "anti-def­ Amertcan communtty by virtue of VOL. LI, NO. 34 FRIDAY, OCTOBE~ 20, 1967 15/! PER COPY 16 PAGES amation league," are so closely their talents,· capabllltles and Identified with the J ewlsh group their devotion and loyalty to the In the public mind that any dupli­ principals that guide our nation." cation would cause contusion. It The confllct between the two said this would be especially groups arose last March after the Jewish Communit.y Center Building Drive damaging for an organization de­ American Italian .Anti-Defamation pendent on contributions for most League was Incorporated. of Its functions. The J ewtsh organization State Supreme Court Justice charged that because of Its 54 To -Begin Again, Run Through March 31 w llfred A. w altemade, In issuing year hlstory,the words"antl-def­ the preliminary Injunction, com­ amatlon league" had "acquired GJC Directors Approve mented: a secondary meaning· to the extent U. S.,- USSR Deny Reaching "Surely, It cannot be said with that generally In the minds of the absolute certainty and the mark public, plaintiff is Identified as be­ Resumption Of Campaign of finality, that plaintiff's work ing the 'Antl'-Defamatlon League' Arms Limitation Agreement over the past 54 years has not rather than the 'Anti-Defamation The Jewish Community Center UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. - drel A. Gromyko. wlll resume Its building fund engendered for It a measure of . League of B'nal B'rith.' " The United States and the Soviet In Wasnlngton, Carl Bartch, goodwill In Its corporate name campaign Immediately, !twas an­ Union have both denied cate­ State Department spokesman, ls­ nounced today. by Judge Frank which may be worthy of Judicial The· American-Italian organi­ gorically that a tacit under­ sued a similar denial about al­ protection." zation replied that the· phrase Licht, president of the General standing or agreement on limiting leged u.s.-USSR talks . He specif­ Jewish Committee of Providence. In'hls 10-page opinion, Justice "anti-defamation league" was arms shipments to the Middle ically denied that either Secre­ The Board of Directors of the Waltemade granted the prohibi­ merely descriptive of the alms of East has been reached here. A tary of State Rusk or Foster had tion with the provtslon that an the group and that no corporate GJC voted unanimous approval on report that they had discussed discu s sed the subject with Monday for the resumption of the early trial be held for Ml deter­ entity could claim exclusive right such a curb appeared In "The Gromyko. Bartch said also that drive. mination of the Issues. Depending to the words. New York Times." he was unable to say why this The Center Capital Funds on legal moves, this could take Justice Waltemade, while A spokesman for the U.S. de­ subject was omitted during talks months, during which the In­ holding that the Issue should be Campaign, which started last legation said that, "the U.S. Is In New York between repre senta­ spring, voluntarily came to a halt junction will be In force. decided ultimately only after a in te rested in arrangements tlves of the U.S. and the USSR. The American-Italian group fUll hearing, Indicated his opinion on June 5 with the outbreak of whereby arms shipments to the Bartch declined 10 comment hostilities In the Middle East. announced that the ruling would that the B'na1 B'rlth group had a Middle East be a matter of public on another part of the "Ttmes" be appealed. strong case and was therefore This was done so that the great­ record as enuniclated by Presi­ report that the U.S. had accepted est possible community effort Justice Waltemade made one entitled to the preliminary In­ dent Johnson last June 20. How­ the Idea that the proposed Middle exception to his ruling. He junction. could be put Into the United Jew­ ever, It Is quite misleading, and East arms embargo agreement be ish Appeal Israel Emergency a 11 owed the American-Italian "It is obvious," he wrote, certainly premature, to state that postponed 1D1dl the Arab states group to use the words "anti-def­ "that the words 'anti,' 'defama­ Fund, which was conducted by the at this time we have an under­ had received replacements for GJC. When the center's drive was amation league" In the promo­ tion• and 'league• are common standing or an agreement with the the Soviet-supplied arms which tion of a rally scheduled for Oct. words and, when combined, are stopped, It had reached slightly Soviet Union on registering or Egypt, Jordan and Syria lost dur­ more than one mllllon dollars In 19 In Madison Square Garden. descriptive of an aim or purpose. curbing arms to the Middle East. ing the Six-Dey War last J1D1e, The court noted that It had However, descriptive woi:ds or pledges towards Its goal. ,'This suliject was not dis­ re-establishing the Middle East The action of the Board of DI­ "- wide ~cretlonar·y powers In words of common sP41ech, may, cuss.?the Times" re­ being reasonably optimis tic that was given with the specific un­ B'na1 B'rlth league (the two words "anti-defamation league>• port, discussions have been held the Kremlin had been receptive to words are Hebrew for children of for the Oct. 19 rally because of derstanding that the Center wlll between William C. Foster, chief an agreement wl th the U.S. start Its campaign Immediately the covenant), Justice Waltemade contract obligations made before U.S. disarmament negodator. and Canadian Foreign Minister said It had been "combating prej­ the start of the lawsuit. and complete It on or before the USSR's foreign minister, An- Paul Martin told the General As­ March 31. udice, bigotry and racial dis­ sembly that his Government fa­ crimination for the past 54 After the directors' decision vors registration of arms ship­ at an overflow meedng at GJC years." ments to the Middle East. "Its first budget In 1913 total­ Israel's Minimum Demands For Peace headquarters, Judge Licht stated: Jens Otto Krag, Denmark's "I urge the fullest cooperation " ed the modest sum of $2,000 and Foreign Mister, said that an ex­ " the 1966 annual budget amounted and wholehearted support of the ' Reaffirmed Al UN By Foreign Minister change of data, through a UN entire community of the Greater to $4.2 million," noted the ruling. UNITE·o NATIONS - Is­ age,u:y, on arms trading on a The court also commented tortes (the other Is Arab recogni­ Providence area In order to make rael's Foreign Minister told the tion of Israel as a state). global rather than regional basis that the Jewish organization pub­ the Center building fund campaign General Assembly last week that Jozef Wlnlewlcz, Poland's could lead to an International lished six national periodicals, an outstanding success." peace must now be negotiated on Deputy Foreign Minister, said agreement to limit conventional Sidney Meyer, president of the maintained 28 regional ofl1ces the_ basis of what Israel won In that Poland would "consistently weapons trading. He asked Secre­ with a professional staff of 300, commUnity center, thanked the the war and what she demands as oppose any expansionist policy of tary-General U Thant to poll the GJC for Its vote of approval and and a library "which Is reported the minimum for negotiation, that Israel." 122 member nations on his Idea. to be the largest In the world of said that the leadership of the Is, the Arab renunciation of bel­ Mr. Eban made a vigorous re­ LONDON - British arms printed, fUmed and taped mate­ Center looks to the continued ligerency. buttal, which he began by accus­ sales to the Middle East, halted support of the GJC and all In the rial, all on the subject of racial Abba Eban said that all past ing the Arab countries of having during the Six-Day War, are re­ and· rellglous bigotry, prejudice community to achieve Its dream agreements have been shattered, Initiated the fighting. He also (Contlnued o~ page 16) of a new and modern building. and discrimination." that "Israel wlll not return to the charged that representatives of The basic purpose of the political and Juridical anarchy or the United Arab Republic and· American-Italian group, Justice to the strategic vulnerability Jordan had misrepresented the Waltemade noted, "is to pre­ Nasser-Said To Approve from which she has emerged. facts to the General Assembly. serve, protect and perpetuate the Apart from the cease-fire agree­ He then presented a series of . record of the contributions of ment, we have no valid con­ Americans of Italian ancestry to questions that he said were not Jordanian Pedce Feelers tractual engagements with our rhetorical but, If properly an­ American life and culture; to neighbors at this time. We must swered, could solve the proble BEIRUT - President Nasser Nasser, said the time had come combat discrimination, defama- now build not a ramshackle He depicted the prelude' to the of the United Arab Republic Is to seek a political solution. structure based on ambiguity and fighting as a dramatic massing of said to approve the new peace The sources of the report of doubt, but a durable edifice of re­ troops by Egypt, with careful plan of King Hussein of Jordan, the new Hussein plan declined to Chagall Windows lations embodied In trestles of dmlng of the crisis for a moment who, It is rumored, plans to be Identified for publication. They peace." when Secretary General Thant press the United States to per­ said the King envisaged an end to The statement was the strong­ was on his way to Cairo on an of­ suade Israel to work through Sec-. the state of belligerency between Re-Installed est yet made on Israel's claim to ficial Invitation. retary General U Thant of the Israel and her Arab neighbors a broad revision of Middle-East United Nations. through a face-saving formula to JERUSALEM - The stained Mr. Eban said: "In our View, glass windows created by Marc reladons on the basis of her vic­ No confirmation came from be worked out by U Thant, under tory In the six-day war. the iransltlon must be from sus­ any government of the report, which Arab leaders would not Chagall are being re-Installed In pended war to stable peace. We the synagogue of the Hadassah­ Mr. Eban gai.:e no Indication which came from usually reliable negotiate , directly with Israel or that his Government might com­ do not seek the 'recognition by informants. sign the eventual peace In­ Hebrew University Medical Cen­ Arab states of Israel's right to ter here. ply with calls for withdrawal Since the June war, there has strument. from captured terrlotry In the exist,' tor that right Is absolute been a succession of reports In return, Israel _would be ex­ Eight and part of a ninth win­ 1 United Arab Republic, Jordan and and does not depend on Arab rec­ about peace feelers and In­ pected to withdraw from the Arab dow had been removed before the ognidon of It." Six-Day War erupted In the Syria. Rather, he said that "the itiatives by the King, none of territory she occupied during the old era Is dead" and that new He asked whether the United which has produced concrete re­ war. Middle East. Arab Republic would repudiate agreements must be sought . . sults or even ~n co~med by The King was reported be­ TWo at the windows suffered the doctrine that a state of war to Dimitri Belokolos of the the Amman Government. lieve that Soviet assurances of some damage from shrapnel when z. ~xlated with Israel, whether It Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Repub­ On July 11, the King wa.s re­ amity and support had strength­ the tint Jordanian shells fell on would acknowledge Israel's right lic accused Israel of "new acts of ported willing to make a deal the Medical Center on June 5. to navigation In the Suez Canal ened his hand In dealing with the provocation." For Finland, For­ with Israel In the form of an ar­ United States. Thus, the sources The bullet~proof gt an protecdng and the Strait of Ttran and wheth­ eign Minister Ahli K. Karjalalnen mistice that would enable the two said, he hoped to get Washington these windows was 1hattered. Af­ er It would "remounce for all ter the cessadon of ftghdng, re­ said one of the two basic points countries to extst side by side. to press Israel to abandon her In­ for permanent settlement in the time the hope and Intention of llq­ At the Khartoum conference of sistence on direct negotiations placement at the windows was de­ uldadng Israel's Independence layed undl ,_ shatter-proof Middle East was Israeli with­ A:rab leaders in August, King with the Al'abs and to make other glaH could be prepared. drawal from occupied Arab terr!- (Cqnttnued on pace 18) _Huneln, a1oo& with Preeident concessions. ' · 2 THE -RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1967 Day School To Dedicate . , - Eichmann Deputy· ..I Kindergarten,A~d_ Nursery Asserts Innocence I. VIENNA - Erich RaJakovlch, a MRS. MAX HALPERIN a daughter, Miss Darlene RatzWf Malcolm C. Bromberg, gener­ FUjleral services for Mrs. Sar­ of Mason City, Iowa, 'l.nd a sister, al chairman of the Kindergarten wartime deputy to Adolf Elch­ m ann, said recently that he used ah Halperin, 67, of 8 Cole Ave­ Miss Ruth Greenman of Paw­ Building Program of the Provi­ nue, who died Oct. 11 after a tucket. dence Hebrew Day School, wlll a 1953 Italian Identity card to es­ cape arrest In Yugoslavia for ex­ three-month Illness, were held ' * • • lead a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the following day at the Max Sug­ the new kindergarten and nursery tradition to the Nether lands on DR . BENJAMIN GARFINKEL arman Memorial Chape." Burial Funeral services for Dr. Ben­ school on Sunday, Oct, 22. Samuel · war-crimes charges. was In Lincoln Park Cemetery. jamin Garfinkel, 70 , of 966C Malkin Is building chairman. Amid shouting by anti-Nazi Hope hecklers In a cafe here, the 61- She was the wife of Max Halperin. Street, who died on Sunday after a A reception and cocktail hour year-old Rajakovlch said at a She was born In 1900 In New short Illness, were held the fol­ will be held In the new Succah, at news conference that charges York City, a daughter of the late lowing day at the Max Sugarman 3 p.m. In h.onor of founders of the brought against him by the Dutch Isaac and Jennie (Feldman) Sil­ Memorial Chapel. Burial was In school (In 194 7). They are Mr. berman. Lincoln Park Cemetery. He was and Mrs. Lewis Korn, Mr. and authorities were "nothing but lies and slander." The Dutch want to Mrs. Halperin had lived In the husband of Beth (Schechter) Mrs. Irving Koffler, Mr. and Providence for over 60 years. Mrs. Robert R. Berllnsky, Mr. try him for complicity In the Garfinkel . mass murder of Jews during She was a member of Pioneer Dr. Garfinkel retired from am! Mrs. Joseph Dubin, Mr. and Women. Mrs. Max Brier; Eugene Freed­ World War IL his practice as an optometrist at Describing his last-hour es­ Besides her husband, she 49 Ol neyvtlle Square two years man, Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah leaves a son, Isaac Halperin of A.Segal, Mr. and Mrs. Harris cape from the Isthlan seaside r e­ ago. He was a I lfe member and sort of Plran earlier this month, Cranston; two daughters, Mrs. past president of the R.I. Opto­ Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Charles Weiss of Providence and, Oelbaum. Mr. and Mrs. Dubin and Rajakovlch said he knew "some­ metric Association. Dr. Garfinkel thing was cooking" when a Yu­ Mrs. Bernard Hershkowitz of was a member of Temple Beth-El Mr. and Mrs. Korn will officiate Worcester; one brother, Frank at the cake-cutting ceremony at goslav police officer came to col­ and the Jew! sh Home for the lect his Austrian passport and Silberman of Providence; three Aged. 3:30 p.m. Rabbi Norman Cohen, sisters, Miss Catherine Silber­ new principal of the school, Mrs. ordered him not to leave Plran. He was born In Providence MALCOLM C. BROMBERG "I do not feel g_u1lty of any man of Providence, Mrs. William June I, 1897, a son of the late Is­ Cohen, Thomas w. Pearlman, Nollman of Fall River and Mrs. president, Mrs. Pearlman, Max ten, interior decoration: Manfred past and present charges brought rael and TIiiie (Orleck) Gar­ against me and I have never David Einhorn of Daytona Beach, Brodsky, honorary president and Well, ushers; and Mrs. David Fla., and seven grandchildren. finkel. Mrs. Brodsky will be among Hassenfeld, publlc relations. killed any Jews," Rajakovlch said Besides his wife he is sur­ guests of honor. Assoolate Chair men are Mr. In reference to his 1965 trial. He • • • vived by two daughters, Mrs. Rabbi Ell A. Bohnen will pro­ Levlten, Mr. Dubin, Rabbi Joel was sentenced to two-and-a-ha!! MRS. IZAK BERGER Eliot Shaw of Norwalk, Conn., and nounce the blessing aver the Zalman, Dr. Joseph Katz, Dr. Jo­ years Imprisonment for his role Funeral services for Mrs. Miss Roslyn Garfield of Prov­ Mezzuzahs and Cantor Ivan E. seph J . Fishbein, Sol Resnik, In the deportation of 83 Dutch Ella Esther Berger, 58, of 65 incetown, Mass.; three sisters, Perlman will chant Psalm 30, Meyer Sava! , George Kroll , Jews to N azl death camps. Mitchell Street, who died Oct. 13 Mrs. Edward L. Gertsacov, Mrs. "Mtsmor Shir Chanukath Ha­ Mr. Hassenfeld and Mr. Pearl­ Some of RaJakovlch's state­ after an Illness of nine weeks, Samuel Woodman and Mrs. Abra­ bayls." There will be greetings man, ex-officio. ments were drowned out by were held Sunday at the Max Sug­ ham Fabrlcant, all of Providence, _by Judge Frank Licht, president Mrs. Winkler, chairman of chants of "mass murderer" trom arman Memorial Chapel. Burial and two gr andchll dren. of the General Jewish Committee, hospitality, aided by Mesdames dozens of youngsters who surged was In Lincoln Park Cemetery. • • • Rabbi Cohen and Dr. Joseph Dubin, Perlman, Katz, Louis Into the cafe. Others patrolled She was the wife of Izak Berger. MRS. ARNOLD T. GALKIN Kamlnetsky, national director of Katznelson, Paul Greenberg, Alan outside with banners saying, Mrs. Berger was born March Funeral services for Mrs. Al­ J Torah Umesorah. Sydney, Jacob Sydney and Martin "War criminal holds press con­ 13, 1909, In Germany, a daughter Ice (Axelrod) Gallcln, 45, of 4 Milton Winkler Is chairman of Lifland, . will serve Succos re­ ference." of the late Schmuel and Hinda Mount Avenue, who died Tuesday, arrangements; Mrs. Paul Levi- freshments. He said that statements made (Felge) Feinberg. She lived In Is­ were held on Wednesday at the by the Dutch Justice officials and rael from 1933 to 1953 and came Max Sugarman Memorial Chapel. Dutch "documentations of my to Providence that year. Burial was In Lincoln Park Cem­ Negro Paper Condemns Anti-Israel Position wartime activities led to my trial She was a lifelong ardent Zi­ etery. She was the wife of Arnold ClllCAGO - A major Negro demoed Israel for waging an In Austria, which ended In a onist. Mrs. Berger was a mem­ T. Galkin. newspaper, the Chicago Defender, "Imperialistic war" against the gross miscarriage of Justice." .ber of Congregation Sons of A daughter of Abe and Rose made editorial condemnations Arabs. There was no place and He added that "those statements Abraham, Congregation Shaare (Bernstein) Axelrod, she was recently of the anti-Israel stand certainly no historical support were perjuries and the documen­ Zedek and Its sisterhood, the born and had lived all her life In taken by the black power caucus for this outrageous resolution." tation was fabricated." Much of It Hebrew Speaking Circle, the Providence. at the recent Natlonal New Poll­ was supplied by Simon Wlesen­ Providence Day School Women's Mrs. Galkin was a member of tics Convention In Chicago. The An earlier editorial charged thal, head of the Jewish Docu­ AUXlllary, the Miriam Hospital Temple Beth Israel and Its Sis­ paper endorsed criticism of the that "the resolution raises a jus­ mentation Center here, who was Association and the Zionist Or­ terhood. She 6ad served as state New Politics stand. tifiable suspicion that the con­ Instrumental In bringing Eich­ ganization of America. treasurer of the Rhode Island The paper Said that "the pol­ vention was bent on supporting mann, hanged In Israel In 1962, to Besides her husband she League of Women Voters, was a Icy statement drafted by the black the Indefensible Arab position In Justice. leaves a son, Pinchas c. Berger past president _of the Rocky Hill ,, caucus and which was adopted by complete disregard of the lrretu­ of Providence, and a .brattier, Day School" Parents Association, the convention was hasty, In­ table proofs of an organized Gov. Rock feller Back·s - Abraham Amit of Haifa, Israel. and was active In m•ny civic or­ accurate, Improper and unwise. Egyptian effort to wipe Israel out ganizations . . • • • ,/ . The offensive statement con- of. existence." Non-Public School Aid MRS. JOSEPH MANKOVITZ Besides her husband and par­ Funeral services for Mrs. ents, survivors are a son. Paul J. ALBANY, N.Y. - Gov. Nelson Gallcln; two brothers, Paul and · Represented by OIL 42!"-4641 Rebecca Mankovltz, 75 , of 51 Rockefeller has ended a six­ Park Forest Road, Cranston, who Walter Axelrod of Providence·, Res., 941-4810 MAX ROTHKOPF months' silence on the church­ died Oct. 12, were held the fol­ and two sisters, Mrs. Joseph school aid Issue with a pledge to lowing day at the Max Sugarman Stern of Cranston and Mrs. Eve- THE LA WRY COMPANY campaign for the repeal of the Memorial Chapel. Burial was In 1yn Rosen of Providence. Blaine amendment to the state Lincoln Park Cemetery. She was • • • Est. 1922 constitution, which bars state aid the wife of the late Joseph Man­ MRS. SAMUEL WEINBERG Monuments - Engiish and Hebrew Lettering to non-public schools. kov!tz. Funeral services for Mrs. Repeal Is generally opposed Born April 15, 1892, In Rus­ Rose (Madoff) Weinberg of 501 by J ewlsh oon-Ortbodox and com­ 440 Cranston St. sia, she was a daughter of the 76th Street, Miami Beach, Fla., 9 o.m. - 5 p.m. munity relations agencies and who died Tuesday after an Illness Eves. and Sunday by appt. Providence, R.I. late Henry and Sarah Sherman. strongly backed by Orthodox Jew­ Before moving to Cranston she of two months, were held the fol­ lsh groups. A proposal to repeal lived In Providence for 60 years. l owing day at the Max Sugarman the 73-year-old amendment has Mrs. Mankovltz was a charter Memorial Chapel. Burial was In been approved by the con­ member of the Pioneer Women, Mt. Nebo Cemetery, Miami, Fla. stitutional convention and final and a member of Congregation She was the wife of the late Sam­ passage by the voters on Nov. 2 Sons of Abraham, Its Sisterhood uel Weinberg. WHY PAY MORE ! Is considered a formality. and Ladies Auxiliary, the South Born In Russia on July 15 , Mr. Rockefeller said lie had Side Golden Agers and the Jewish 1895, she had been a resident of decided to support repeal because Home for the Aged. this city for 33 years until mov­ SPECIALS In New York State, the limitations She Is survived by a son, Sey­ ing to Miami Beach In 1955. 3 DAYS ONLY of the Blaine Amendment "can '!'our Mann of Schenectady, N.Y .: She was formerly a member have serious Implications on pro­ a daughter, Mrs. Maurice Ges­ of Temple Emanu-EI. SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY viding· the best opportunity for the ualdi of Cranston, ' five grand­ She Is survived by a son, OCTOBER 22, 23, 24 education of all the children of children and two great-grand­ George Weinberg of Columbia, this state." The Catholic ele­ children. s.c.; two daughters, Mrs. Jules N. Y. STY LE-LE AN mentary school system would be • • P . Goldsmith and Mrs. Victor J. the principal beneficiary of re­ • Baxt, both of Providence; a sis­ peal. Orthodox Jews have created EDITH GREENMAN ter, Mrs. Anna Barsky of the LB a substantial day school program; Funeral services for Edith Bronx, N.Y., six grandchildren FLANKEN 79( mainly In New York City, which Greenman of 60 Forest Avenue, and a great-grandson. also would benefit. Pawtucket, who died Sunday were "OUR OWN" TASTY-FRESH CUT Gov. Rockefeller was sharply held on Tuesday at the Max S ug­ WESTERN ALIYAH criticized by the New York Met­ arman Memorial Chapel. Burial JERUSALEM S.Z. ropolitan Council of the American was In Lincoln Park Cemetery. Shragal, head of the Jewish Agen­ LB. 1.19 J ewlsh Congress which charged cy Immigration Department, said ROLLED BEEF Born on Oct. 8, 1921, she was Sunday that If the Israel Govern­ that he revealed once again his a daughter of Jacob Greenman of m~nt sets up satisfactory condi­ ST UHME R'S-KOSHER-DELICIOUS lack of understanding of the pro­ Pawtucket and the late Tlllle tection given to both religion and tions, there can be an Immigra­ (Zinn) Greenman. tion of 10,000 from the Western government and particularly the _Surviving her are her father; HOLIDAY CAKES :~~ EACH 45 ( public schools by the principle of countries In a first year. separation of church and state." REMEMBER-CLOSED Max Sugarman Funeral Home THURS. & FRI. OCT. 19 & 20 120 Ambulances THURS. & FRI. OCT. 26 & 27 Given To Israel "THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" . NEW YORK - A total of 120 -MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION- ambulances have been donated In HAPPY SUCCOTH I I the last four months to Israel by DE 1-8094 458 Hope Street DE 1-8636 contributors In the United States, Canada and Latin America, Dr. FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-OF-STATE Charles W. Feinberg, executive CAU COLLECT director of the American Magen CAPE KOSHER FOODS David for Israel, said recently. The vehicles shjpped to Magen JEWISH CALlNDARS "KEEP KOSHER AND SAVE" David Adam, Israel's official Red 58 WASHINGTON STREET, PAWTUCKET , R I 726-1200 Cross service, are equipped for For The Year 1967 - 1968 Are ·Now · emergency first-aid treatment Brcinch Outle t Stores: Ne w Be dford - Mott11pcm - SwC1mpscott and contain blood plasma trans­ Available Upon Request . fusion facilities. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1967 3 TO BORROW PROM BONN BONN - The West German lstry. The Bonn Goverment stlpu­ Government has agreed to lend lated that Israel was not to -BRIDGE·- $40 mllllon to Isrsel, It was an- _ use the loan for military pur- nounced here by the For~lgn Min- J)Oses. 1111111111imu11111111111i11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111um11111u1111u11tt111 By Robert E. Starr Weinstein's lake Pearl Manor, Inc. At .the end ot the Duplicate tricks easlly and so they have but where today's hand was played, unless they time the hand very WRENTHAM, MASS. off_Route 1A one would think, when glancing at carefully, the defenders w!ll take the traveling score accompanying tour tricks tlrst. And this Is as­ EXCLUSIVE KOSHER the hand that It was simply a suming they even play the Trump competitive part score hand· that suit correctly to catch West's CATERING could have gone either way tor Jack. some North-South pairs played The Club ' Jack was opened ANYWHERE IN NEW ENGLAND the hand In Diamonds while some with South ruffing the third Club For reMrvation, write or phone EV 4-3102 - ST 1•9761 East-Wests ended In Clubs. That with a low Diamond. East's bid­ KASHRUTH SUPERVIS19N was only part of It tor there was ding had shown ten black cards so more than Just the bidding In­ there was a very strong· possi­ volved tor the Diamond players. bility that the Trumps would split They had to · make their tour Dia­ badly with tour to the Jack In the mond bid when they were pushed West hand. Declarer had to draw ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. John to It, Not many did. the Trumps so played to the 1~1;JJ~M Bakelman ot 62 Eleventh Street Dummy's Queen and when East North showed out his fe,u-s were a real­ announce the engagement ot their ♦ KQ6 COMPLETE 9 DAY PACKAGE TRIPS daughter, Betty S. Bakelman, to ity. He now had to get back to his • 9 7 5 3 hand twice, once to finesse INCLUDING: AIR, HOTELS, Michael Joel Seidman, son ot Mr. ♦ KQ9 West's Jack and the ·second time and Mrs. Philip Seidman ot 25 ♦ 8 3 2 MEALS, TRANSFERS, SIGHTSEEING to draw the outstanding Trump Douglas Avenue. East Both Miss Bakelman and Mr. West after taking the finesse for he ♦ 10 5 ♦ J9843 DELUXE FIRST CLASS ECONOMY Seidman are graduates ot Hope would not have any low Trumps in .J862 • A Q 10 Dummy to lead back and West High School and Bryant College. ♦ J 6 4 3 ♦ Void $519 $499 $449 A March 2 3 - wedding Is would stlll have his Jack. ♦ J 10 5 ♦ AKQ97 Most ot the Declarers played planned. South OTHER TOURS TO ISRAEL ONLY Fred Kelman Photo the hand this way up to here but ♦ A 7 2 went wrong returning to their 15 to 22 days-$505 to $680 • K 4 hand even though It looked like Frontier Association ♦ A 10 8 7 5 2 ♦ 6 4 the best way. They did not look tar enough ahead to see what ISRAEL AND EUROPE TOURS Publishes Anthology Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lavalee, ot might happen to them. Those who Providence, were North and returned to their hand with the · 9 to 22 days-$529 to $739 NEY., YORK - For the sec­ South, East dealer, North-South Spade Ace to take the Diamond n­ ond time since It was founded In vulnerable. The bidding: nesse, and all but Mr, Lavallee ISRAEL Air Only from s449 I 934, the JeW!sh Frontier Asso­ E S W N did, had no direct way to get back ciation has published a 572-page IC ID P 2D again fast enough to capture "Jewish Frontier Anthology" 2S 3D P P West's Trump Jack and when they i • with outstanding, analytical arti­ 3S P 4C 4D next played a low Heart trom cles about the American Jewish As you can see by the bidding, Dummy, assuming correctly that MIAMI BEACH community, Israel, Zionism It was highly competitive with the Ace was held by East, East's and literature. East, not vulnerable, pushing his return of a fourth Club promoted NEWI One stop iet service,­ AH the anthology articles ap­ opponents as high as he could West's Diamond Jack Into a sure peared in the O Jewish Froniter ," with his two tlve card suits. You trick and the Declarer went down. round trip from Providence to Miami the Labor Zionist monthly maga­ will note that he bid his Clubs be­ Our Declarer foresaw his Effective December 14 zine, from 1945 to 1967. Among tore his Spades although they problem. He could remove East's contributors are S;Y. Agnon, Ye­ were the same length. With nve quick entry while he stlll could huda Amichal, Daniel Bell, David ot each ot the black suits Clubs control the hand by playing a AMAZING LOW PACKAGE TRIPS I Ben-Gurlon, Abba Eban, Robert should be mentioned tlrst regard­ -Heart to his King before playing Gordis, Haylm Greenberg and less ot the strength ot the suits. the Spade. When he did this East TO DEC. 15th - 7 NIGHTS-FROM s1S6.2s* Ben Halpern. This will facllltate the bidding could no longer hurt him, A Club ·~ *Based on excursion fares-double occupancy-plus tax -· Al$0, Will Herberg, Arthur and leave a lot more room to ex­ lead now could be rutted by South Hertzberg, Milton Hindus, Jac­ plore. You rebid the Spades not and should West overrutt, Dummy queline Kabanoff, Mordecai M. the Clubs to show tlve of each. 'could overrutf him. south now had CONCORD - GROSSINGERS - NEVELE Kaplan~ •Sli!omo Katz, Gol'dli Meir Those who played the hand In his timing pei,tect. ,He jlOU!d use , ancfT.eoli' Pollak6v! .v. · Clubs didn't do too badly though the Heart ·King to get to bis 'hand ,. LOW MID-WEEK RATES Also, A. A. Roback, Abram L. they went down, but the problem to finesse the Trump Jack, play Sachar, Maurice Samuel, Leo for Mr. Lavallee was that he had the other Trump In Dummy and Shapiro, Moshe Sharett, C. Beza­ to make four Diamonds or be now return to his hand .with the Honeymoon Trips Our Specialty lei Sherman, Margarete Sussman, minus which would have to give Spade Ace to pull West's last Call us for all trips advertised in N. Y. Times Marie Syrkin, Arnold Toynbee, him a bad score. A quick glance Trump. A little thought and all FREE & IMMEDIATE CONFlltMATIONS Cl aude Vigee, Alfred Werner and at the North-South hands would the Declarers would have made S. Y avniell. make one think that they had ten the hand In this manner. Call Anytime Moral: When you have an opening bid with the two black suits and they are of equal length, Zelda Kouffman C.T.C. It Is usually wise to bid the Club ( Certified Travel Counselor) suit nrst. The exception would be with 19 to 20 points. Now bid the CRANSTON TRAVEL - 801 PARK AVE. CRANSTON Spade suit, you are strong enough Eves. by appointment 781-4977 to go very high It necessary.

WE'RE GIVING YOU YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENT EARLY TO MAKE YOUR NEW YEAR'S FUTURE THE BRIGHTEST EVER! Chickening Out his coming wealth. What actual­ CONTINENTAL SINGLES WEEK: SUNDAY-FRIDAY friend of mine once got a ly came was the cold gray DECEMBER17-22 bright idea about how to make dawn. GET IN on the movin'est. groovyest pre-holiday apree a quick financial killing. Seems Chicken Every Meal ever! And join the·swingin' singles in the maddest, he had $400 to play with, quite He gathered dozens of eggs, gladdest week that ever gave a single a tingle ••• a handsome sum considering every day, and they remained along with that urge to merge. There'll be skiing, that this was 1932, when the de- stacked in buckets until most of akating, tobogganing ••• and indoon, swim­ pression had been with us for . them ·became overripe. His ming, tennis or a trip to the Health Pavil- three years. · chicks hatched all right, giving 1on-what· a great way to make a way Down on the farm, we were him more mouths to feed Broil­ hip get back where it belongs! having a rough time, what with ers weren't selling. Before long And always there'll be prices collapsing all over the he and his family were doing parties, discotheque place like sunflowers in a Kan- what we were doing _ eating dancing, bashes and balls, sas tornado. We'd been selling their own product. Chicken eve­ all especially_designed to cqrn and hogs, but now we had ry meal. make on<\"&Dd one become to eat 'em ourselves. Looked But he was lucky. Managed two. Naturally, great enter- . like we'd eat 'em till doomsday, to unload the place about a year tainment by top stars, dancing . which appeared to be just later. . Lost money (and an ap­ till reveille, midnight splashes around the corner. ( They said petite for chicken) on the deal, - everything it takes to have a it was prosperity, · but ii sure but at least he managed to get ball .•• the nicest one that seemed more like doomsday to back to town. ever lit of Christmas. me.) We both staggered through 6 DAYS-5 NIGHTS Well, this friend of mine was the depression,. and prosperity from the town. Had no idea really did return. When I see $99.00 what life was like on the farm. him nowa days, I josh him Used to lie awake calculating about that chicken farm. He how he could lick the depression shakes his head. and replies: • I by investing his money in some ·took a rat hole-for a cornuco­ kind of agriculture. pia." Says the moral is never to Finally he decided that his go into a business you don't un­ best bet was chickens. All he derstand. Before you invest needed was a chicken farm up your hard-earned dollars, look for sale, and that wasn't hard around for the reasons why you COORLD'S CMOiiD to find. I could have told him shouldn't invest. about twenty-odd in my part of I say "amen" to that. ll's a the state. , moral I preach every chance KIAMESHA LAKE:. NEW YORI\ 90 MIN. fROM NYC · RAv PAKKrn ,;f N MGR Pretty soon, full of enthusi- I get. asm, he surveyed his new prop- Incidentally, his kids st i II HOTEL TEL: 914, 794-4000 OR SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT erty, the source, he expected, of don't like chicken. nm RHODE ISLAND HERAbD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1967 Preserved In the British Mu­ ROGOVSKY APPOINTED Try Former SS Men semn ls an almanac which dates , NEW YORK - Eduardo I. back 1200 years before the birth Rogovsky, prominent Argentine of Clfrlst. sociologist, has been appointed For Babi Yar Murders director of the American J ewlsh BONN • Eleven former SS JOE ANDRE'S Committee's South American of­ men went on trial recently on, fices, He will supervise offtces in charges or participation In the ORCHESTRA Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro and 1941 massacre at Bab! Yar. Mulic for that wry special ottair Sao Paulo, Brazil, as well as In late September df that year, Weddings Bar Mitzvahs- special research projects and the Jews of Kiev, In the Sovl et 944.3344 Res. ST 1--9080 program activities In Nicaragua Union, were rounded up, led to and Chile. the edge of a deep ravine called Bab! Yar and shot to death by special troops of the Nazl elite All forms of personal and business insuran~• guard. A total of 33,771 men, women including • Life - Accident° - Group - Fire - and children perished, their bod­ ies falllng In great stacks In the AutomobUe • Casualty - Bonds ravine, The operation, which lat­ er was extended to non-Jews, Murry M. Halpert took less than 36 hours. In part because of a widely 800· Howard Bldg. , .- read poem by Yevgeni Yevtu­ DE 1-9100 - Residence: DE 1-6949 shenko, the Soviet writer, the name Bahl Yar has become a symbol of the fate of Russian Jews who fell Into German hands UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT - during World War IL The Bahl Yar slaughter was the biggest and most efficient Reliable Venetian Blind Co. mass murder committed by the Doing Business Since 1958 Nazls outside death camps such ROYAL PAT - Miss Toni Harris Is crowned 1967 Homecoming Queen as Auschwitz and Treblinka. 1366 Broad St., Providence 421-2889 as the URI Ram bestows the pat of royalty upon the brunette from Los The Germans were able to Angeles. Custom and Ready Mode round up Kiev's Jews without dif­ ficulty by ordering them to as­ Cleaning, Repairing an"d Installation Toni Harris Named At URl semble for "resettlement." The ' Aluminum Windows and Doors Jews were marched quietly to Bab! Yar and, after taking off PRESENT THIS AD FOR A 10% DISCOUNT As 1967 H~mecoming Queen their clothes, were shot from be­ Miss Toni Harris, the 1967 announced at the game that I was hind by rotating teams that were Homecoming Queen or the Uni­ the queen!" given liquor to keep up their versity or Rhode Island, Is a On her way to Kingston, Toni courage. Is There ASimcha ·ln Your FutureH sophomore from Los Angeles, but spent three days In New York. "I When the shooting stopped, the she has relatives In Rhode Island. visited some art museums and walls or the ravine were blown up Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cohen of galleries, and even took a bicycle and earth was shoveled over the MAZEL-TOV! Providence are her aunt and ride In Central Park. I was bodies. According to some re­ uncle and Jules Cohen or East amazed to be able to do this In ports, a number of living were ROSENFIELD HALL of Greenwich, Rhode Island tennis the heart of that great city." burled with the dead. champion, Is a cousin. She Intends to visit Provi­ The 11 men who went on trial TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM Toni, the daughter of Mr. and dence, Boston and other cultural In Darmstadt are accused of Mrs. Robert Harris, transferred and historic New England spots more than the Bab! Yar murders. is at your service to URI last month as a psychology on weekends "when studies per­ The Indictment charges them with major, from San Diego State Col­ mit. After all, that's part of my participation or complicity In a Located on the East Side of Providence ( Rochambeau lege. She Is a 196 5 graduate or education too, Isn't It?" total of 80,000 murders, 70,000 or Avenue)_. Easily reached, ample parking. Hamilton High School, Los Angel- "And I'm certainly going to the victims Jewish, In the Soviet es. Newport, especially to see Touro Union during 1941, ' K~her kitchen, spacious and newly decorated Hall, The charming brunette was Synagogue and the site of the The accused were members of bridal room, stage, PA System, chairs, tables, coat chosen by Coddington Hall, her America's Cup Races." Sonderkommando 4A, special rooms, two sanctuaries. Fully air conditioned. dormitory, as Its representative Her Homecoming date was troops given the task of "purify­ In the annual alumni contest. The James J. Salinger, a Junior In ing" Russian soil of Jews after YOUR INSPECTION INVITED Judges' committee (academic and business administration from . Hitler Invaded the Soviet Union. personnel deans, student leaders, Cumberland, and a member of In late June, 1941, the 150 men INQUIRE TEMPIE OFFICE 3 31 -9393 (_da~) A 1 um n I Association officers) Sigma Chi fraternity. began their work at the Soviet­ ______!!IQl:l( ______!erilit That puts her In direct line to Polish border and cut' a bloody o.- NATE LURY 751-6868 ( eveni119•) chose her, from ~l candldates,- .; ' ln high school Toni was senior become "The Sweetheart of Sig­ swath that ended on the sfeppes ma Chi,"" along the Don River. class secretary and a member of the class cabinet, council and Girls' League committees. She I WE'RE--NOT RUSHING THE SEASON I $811g In the a capella choir. Soviet Union Offers Arms, Though she had never been I Just reminding you to register now for I East, Toni had heard so much about Rhode Island from her Jordan May Not Accept I full- or part-time jobs in retail stores for I relatives that she "always wanted MalCOW - A Joint commu­ ment with the USSR but would I the fail · and holiday season. · I to come to New England, and I nique published after the depar­ prefer to use It as a means of think It's Just great. People here ture of King Hussein of Jordan persuading traditional suppliers I I are so friendly, and take l1!e so reaffirmed the willingness of the to renew arms shipments, I Apply I easy • • • so much different from Soviet Union to continue to give to • In Its condemnation of Israel L.A., where It's all bustle, the Arab states all the support the communique made no refer­ I I hustle, hustle," necessary to strengthen their de­ ence to the major western pow­ I R. I. STATE I After the crowning ceremony fensive capacity, but did not In­ ers, though the crucial point or I I at the pre-game show or the URI­ dicate that Jordan would accept the king's visit had been consid­ 1 EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1 University or New Hampshire military assistance from the ered to be the change to Russia I ~ game Toni rushed to her room, Russians. from Britain and the United I 49 Westminster St., 3rd Floor R placed a phone call "collect, you King Hussein left for Jordan States as suppliers of Jordanian !mow" to her home. last week after a five-day visit, arms. Since the June war, Britain I 72. Pine St., In downtown Providence f "That was early afternoon, his first to the Soviet Union. Re­ has sent Jordan a few fighter and were my parents stunned! sponsible sources believe Jordan planes but the Americans have Just as much as I was when they Is pleased with the rapproche- withheld all weapons, The Importance that military b---~------1Junior -and Senior ·High School Students matters occupied In King Hus­ sein's talks with Soviet leaders, Including President Nikolai V. EARN BETTER Podgorney, was underlined by the make-up or the delegations. De- . rense Minister Andrei A. Grechko SCHOOL .GRADES! attended both working sessions on -Prepare now for this school the Soviet side, while King Hus­ sein was accompanied by his year. Develop •• , army chief of staff, Maj. Gen. Amer Khammash, and the com­ • !ncrH•cl readln9 rate mander of the Jordanian Air • ln,proved comprehensloo & ~•ttntlon Fotce, C<>l. Salah Kurd!, • Improved - cooce ■tratloo ••cl In a departure from the nor­ attntlon mal routine of state visits by :-ir • S•orter •o•,. for homework non-Communist leaders, King THE WEEK'S LETTER: " I enjoy " kidding " their friends Hussein was taken to Inspect a • lfflclellt 1111dy ••bits am 14 years old. I am going who have taken a n interest in Soviet Air Force base near here • NIIW ■tudy ~thocl■ steady and I like this guy very .the opposite sex. However, even and an armored unit of the army. • Outll•l•t & N-ld•t ■klll1 much. I know he likes me b~ though the boy ls shy, he should Diplomatic observers consider cause'he ilas told me so. I don't at lea·st speak to you when he this a strong expression of Soviet Tllo ■•od■ of .,•• "" lff beftw ...... wltl, 1harter get to see him very often. -When sees you. 1bis is only the courte- willingness to cooperate militar­ hHr5 of hoMework throu9h locl'MSed readlog ■fflcloocy 1 see him, he won't talk to me if ous thing to do. Suggest this to ily with Jordan. • • • THI KIY TO LIARNIN-.. . he ls with another boy. He just him first time you have the op­ Both countries expressed a goes ·off with this boy and portunlty, making it clear that desire for Intensified economic Junior & Senior High School Classes Oct. 28 doesn't say anything. He you do not expect him to leave relations and signed an agree­ wli"tches me, but that is about all his other friends every time he ment on cultural and sclentlftc Elementary CIOHH ltgln Oct. 28 he does. I know that. he is shy. sees you. cooperation. What can I do to get him to talk to me?" GENERAL IN CHILE OUR REPLY: The problem SANTIAGO de Chile - Gen. JOHNSON & WALES l1 as you slated. The boy is shy. . Nahmn Shadml of the Israel Army ltl_ADIN6 INSTITUTE There Isn't anything you can do conferred here last week with AIIOTT PAIK li,ACI PltOYIDINCI, It. I, about It. It la a stage that he ls • , .. hon• •-• .,,..,..., , .. _,.,. Secretary of Defense Juan de CALL,POlt fOMPLnl D~AILS JJ1-3t)I 11olng through. He probably ~~:•;:;,; ,:•,:s:;;,"";,~";;i-.A ■:.":. Dlos Garmona and addressed the / has iome friends who are not c-NIY ANO sut11-N ,.85 sE1V1c1, Chilean Army General Staff on yet Interested In glrla and who ,u,-,0tt, n . the lessons of the Stx-Day War. '' <

5 London Patrols Organized $25 May SJow , / To Protect-Synagogues Balding Process LONDON - Jewish patrols are NETANYA-A plant deriva­ being organized to protect syna­ tive which, applied to the scalp, gogues, following a fire of mys­ may be useful In preventing hair terious origin which damaged the loss, will go on sale within the Kingsbury Synagogue In suburban next six months. The preparation, Middlesex, Victor Mlshcon, produced by the Pl antex factory chairman of the J ewlsh Defense laboratories -bears the trade Committee of the Board of Depu­ name, PLS4. ties of British Jews, disclosed Dr. Phillipe Pfeffer, chief recently, There were suspicions chemist, said the drug may be that the fire had been set by two chemically synthesized and there­ unidentified men seen by a neigh­ fore cheaper. A full treatment bor running from the site just af­ require~ use of four bottles, at a ter the conflagration broke out. total cost of approximately $25. Mr , Mlshcon said that mem­ Confirmation of claims that bers of his committee had met the drug Is apparently helpful In with representatives of the Asso­ inhibiting loss of hair appeared In ciation of J ewlsh Ex'-Servlcemen a study of two Hebrew University and Women to decide upon certain Medical School scientists, pub­ steps, Including "the Installation lished recently In "Harefuah," of patrols." He said, "the neces­ Journal of the Israel Medical As­ sary steps were arranged within sociation. The substance is de­ a very short tlm e," rived from the Brazilian pl ant The Committee Issued an ap­ ''picocarpus jaborandi. '' ' peal to all synagogue manage­ ments "to check on the security of their premises and to take ev­ ON BOARD OF JERUSALE~HADASSAH - New board members of the Jerusalem Group of Hadassah are, ery possible precaution to pre­ from left, seated, Mesdames Frank.Eck, Arnold Resnick and Milton Bolski, Miss Brenda Kirschenbaum, ~INS~~~~CE vent unauthorized entry and con­ Mesdames Gilbert Whitt, Sanford Rose, Robert Ac)

6 In fact spread In such a way that the moon and the stars may peep In through the slender stalks. FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY Succos, the time of the Esrog and the Lulav, .and the branches of a thick tree, and of the THE ONLY_ ENGLISH JEWISH WEEKLY IN R I AND SOUi Hf AST MASS branches of wlllows that grow by ... loloho,I._.,_.,,,_ Winged Roofs the water...... c:.m,..ny Succos, the season of reading Boa 6063, Provide._, I .I. 02904 Telephon.l 724-0200 Kohel et In Heder. That book on rt.ANT AND OFJICI:: HERALD WAY, Off WEBSTH ST., PAWT., I.I. 02161 life and wealth and fame that we By Beryl Segal CILIA ZUCKHU:IG . children could not understand LOIS ATWOOO . A stranger coming Into the a Good Year. On Yorn Klppur we fully, but which beckoned to us little town of my birth on the fast and repent and we listen to with Its sad melody. SeReuters news maximum of $5 In any one month. growing number of banks are now agency, the "Morgenpost" said In Usually there Is no service charging for such statements be­ an editorial, "We have made a charge on sav!J'lgs accounts. How­ fore the statements are automatl­ mistake." Another West German ever, a grow1ilng number of banks cally .aent to you. Typical -charge newspaper, the "Hamburger are charging for frequent with­ Is ,1.50 for an ltemlted statement Abendblatt,'' which also published drawals. ~ J!lst for looking up the balanl'~;, the report said that an East Ger­ Now here are bulc rules to (Dlstrlbuted by Publishers man denlal, wlllch,appeared In the help 11111 l&Ye. Hall, All rtcltt• resened) pre•• there, seemed cenu1ne. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1967 7 South Africa Authorizes Sending Israel Money JOHANNESBURG The applicable for each of the next $Quth African Ministry of Finance five years. has announced that the South Af­ Pending transfer, the ftmds rican Treasury had autl)orlzed raised wlll be deposited with the the transfer to Israel of funds public debt commissioner for In­ raised here In the Israel Emer­ vestment In South African Gov­ by Leonard Lyons gency Campaign. ernment securities. Spokesmen for the South African Zionist 'The terms of the Treasury Federation expressed satisfac­ The world's largest painting, "for the American With the Big­ authorization provide for the Im­ tion with the conditions and James Rosenq~st's 85 ft. by 10 gest Mouth." mediate transmission of 1,000,- appreciation of the Gcwern­ ft. "F-111," will be exhibited at With Warren Beatty' s "Bonnie 000 Rands ($1,400,000) plus 2,- ment' s belpflllness. the Metropolitan Museum of Art. & Clyde" a box-office hit every­ 000,000 Rands ($2,800,000) In The Robert Sculls, who own the where, Walter Wanger Is confer­ special, flve~year, non-resident painting, have had It on tour for ~lng with him about a joint proj­ bonds which can be sold over­ two years • . . Julie Andrews ect .•. Fitzroy Davis reports 'The same arrangement Is wants to rearrange her film com­ that In Prague he saw two plays mitments and star In Hal on JFK's assassination: John Prince's first movie production, Francis' "Dallas, .Nov. 1963," RADIATORS "She Loves Me" . • . 'The night and Michael Hastings' "The before Herbie Mann opens at the Silence of Lee Harvey Os­ CLEANED & REPAIRED Village Gate, he'll play at Lynda wald" ...NBC-TV has 100,000 Bird's dinner for Princess Alex­ protests on the cancell atlon of BRUNCH SPEAKER - Milton andra. Peter Duchin will supply Paul Tripp's "Birthday House"­ Stanzler, a Providence attorney, BOSTON the dance music. -100,001, really, to !~elude my will speak on "Invasion of Priva­ Benny Goodman Is sending In­ delicious granddaughter. cy In the Electronic Age" at the RADIATOR & BODY WORKS struments to Jerusalem's Mayor It was Irving Rosoff, the Roger Williams Lodge B'nal 185 PINE ST .. PROV . Teddy Kollek for a Joint Arab and Gramercy Park Industrialist, who B'rlth brunch on Sunday, Oct, 22, N ear Loew ~ -12 1-262~ Is r ae II orchestra .. . William corrected someone who'd asked at 10 a.m, at the Jewish Commu­ Saroyan's daughter, Lucy, will how many pounds my grand­ nity Center on Sessions Street. make her screen debut In , "Isa­ daughter weighs: "Such treasures Mr, Stanzler Is counsel for the dora,'' now being filmed In Yu­ are weighed by carats, not state afflllilte of the American goslavia ... Peter Yarrow, of polDlds." Civil Liberties Union and a mem­ PeteF, Paul & Mary, wlll sing a Joan Rlvers 'says Pat Nugent's ber of the Governor's Civil Task duet with loan Baez In the movie, wedding gift to Lynda Byrd is a Force, He will discuss electronic JULIE'S "Festival ' ...Olivia de Havll­ cookbook: It lists all the cooks In eavesdropping, computerized In­ KOSHER DELICATESSEN Iand, Just back from Atlanta, de­ formation gatherers, credit In­ America .. . For the first time 731 Hope Street scribed Georgia as "Altanta plus In Its 97-year history 'McCall's vestigators, compulsory Ile de­ Maddoxvllle." will Introduce an editorial page, tector tests and other proce­ 621-9396 Peter Lind .Hayes tells of his with pieces by James F, Flxx, dures. producer-friend Edward Small Arnold Toynbee and Robert Co-chairmen of the Brunch who founded Palm Springs' Stein ...Arthur Cantor, produc­ are Stephen Wasser, Lodge pro­ Tamarack Club. During a round ing two One-Man shows, TV's gram chairman, and Samuel Ko­ there, a caddy kept addressing "Diary of a Madman" and Max lodney, community and veteran him as "Sborty." The tiny pro­ Adrian's "By George," says he's service chairman, A bagels and ducer finally flared: "How dare one step away from a Producer's lox brunch will precede Mr. you call me 'Shorty' ". The caddy Dream--a show without actors. Stanzler•s talk. asked him "If not 'Shorty' what Tommy Manville was sued for BOYCOTT NOT SOLID ' ' would you want me to call divorce 11 times. He once threat­ BONN - The proclaimed Arab you?" . . . The producer replied: ened to sue me and asked If I boycott against West Germany "MISTER Small . . . " wanted to know why. My wife told during the past year has been far SPICED CHICKEN Although England sent a sym­ him: "Because you'd like to know from unamlmous. Only Llbya and pathetic emissary to Cairo, LBJ how If feels to be a plaintiff for a Iraq pursued the oil boycott, an will not make any oveyture: He change" , ..An outraged father official report said, while other BEEF EGG ROLLS insists that Nasser, who severed once asked press agent Chic Arab states continued to supply relations with us , will have to Farmer how best to keep Man­ oil to West Germany. make the first step . ..George ville away from his daughter. Kuwait and Algeria delivered Burns will appear without bllllng Farmer advised: "By Jetting her more oil to Germany In the past :~~ND 1. 98 PKG. 49( on Carol Channing's TV spe­ marry him." year than ever before. The Al­ cial ...Yehudi Menuhin and Igor (Distributed by Publishers-Hall, gerian delivery was up threefold Markevich arranged an 80th All Rights ~eserved) since the proclalm·ed boycott, birthday fete In Monte Carlo for EXTRA FANCY music teacher Nadia Boulanger. LARGE BLACK The program consis ted of works created by her students. Emergency Measures Ta ken Attorney General Tom Clark GREEK and his wife were at Arthur uie TUNA other night. The attractive young By UAR For Suez Refugees (SOLID PACKED IN WATER) OLIVES Mrs. Clark danced as expertly as CAffiO - Large numbers of Immediately after exchanges of a rock 'n roll teenager ...Clark retugees fied from Suez and Is­ gunfire between Israeli and said his admission to practice mallla after recent Israeli shelJ­ Egyptian troops. before the U,S, Supreme Court lng In the area; the Egyptian gov­ Reporters were escorted 69( was on motion made by the then ernment announced emergency through the downtown area to In­ Solicitor General Simon Sobeloff, measures this week for the evac­ spect shell damage to an apart­ Julie's Is Famous For Home-Mode Cabbage Soup who described the event: "Ram­ uees. ment building, a coffee-house, a Some Egyptians were made ALL SALE ITEMS WHILE THEY LAST sey Clark is the man I Introduc­ church and· public buildings, In­ FREE PARKING ON BRAMAN ST . LOT ( IN REAR OF STORE) ed to his own father.'' homeless by artillery and mortar cluding the railroad station. The cast album of the Steve shelllng that accompanied the The great worry has been that Lawrence-Eydie Gorme musical gunfire exchanges between forces thousands of the canal zone evac­ for Broadway, "Golden Rain­ on opposite sides of the canal. uees would pour Into Cairo, which bow.'• will be made by the new Others feared for their safety If Is already crowded because of HAVING A PARTY? Calendar Records and distributed they stayed In the vicinity of the upheavals caused by the war, by RCA Victor . . . "The Boston canal. One or Mr, Sabrl's first tasks You Supply the Guests Strangler" will start filming In Officials have denied that any will be to effect emergency health Boston Jan. 15 .. . Nunnally general evacuation Is taking place measures to expand the ser..vlces We'll Supply Johnson, who wrote the libretto or Is contemplated. Official rec­ and facilities of local hospitals. for "Henry, Sweet Henry," has ognition of the seriousness of the In Ismallla last week, report­ EVERYTHING ELSE Don Ameche playing a lecherous situation among canal zone civil­ ers round Injured men, women pianist who never, never gets ians came Sunday when President and children undergoing surgery anywhere with his various tar­ Ga.ma! Abdel Nasser appointed In a makeshift, unkempt operating gets. Johnson described the role: Aly Sabrl, his former premier, to room In the basement or a hospi- "He's the Mets of the Lovers." be resident minister of the entire tal. . e BAR TV producers, directors, Suez Canal area. Mr, Sabrl, a Dr. Nabawy el-Mohandis, the ?Alnme, uThoroughly that she· would love to have a mystical traditions speak of two B M ( Josephus and his motives. Y!gael Modern Millie" Is a thoroughly child when they felt the time was aspects of the Dlvlnlty:-one is the ar itzvah ustoms Yadln evaluated the excavations surefire bet for an Oscar nomi- right. She's 34, he's 52. Lorne relatedness of God to · man, His LONDON - An article on to see what evidence could be nation. · has twins by a former marriage, Knowablllty; and second, His Es- mores of American Jews aP- found to support Josephus, she a boy and . girl, now 22. Linda sence and Absoluteness In which peared In the Feb. 10, 1967 Issue points out, but he did not question Quentin Dean, who -plays that lives In Los Angeles. She's a He lnf!nltely transcends·. and re- of the J ewlsh Observer & Middle the rellabll!ty of Josephu·s as an pzazz I nude role In the Mlrlsch UCLA grad. Charles attends MIT. mains forever unknown to man. ·East Review, It read, In part': historian. movie, "In the Heat of the Did you notice that comedy "These two areas of 'light and "The competition for publlc- Dr. Yadln accepts uncr!tlcally Night," refused to divulge her shtik Morey Amsterdam used on darkness,• the two zones of dis- · ltyr ·and lh glmmlcry, seeps and at face value all statements name. She said, "I hate It." So "Hollywood Squares" where he closure and concealment, of rev- . through the community to the In­ Josephus made about Masada, she face the name she hates: Corinne feigned sleep by leaning his head elation and mystery, co-exist dlvlduals. [. was given examples: notes, even the speeches which Margolin. Any questions? precipitously toward the lee? On within God without contradiction. a f!rm of kosher caterers offers could not have been heard by a Another Item about Corinne, a •recent flight to Las Vegas, · "The unknowable Essence or a package deal for Bar Mltzvah woman hidden deep below Masada excuse me, Quentin. The studio Morey fell as) eep during our Absoluteness ls the Inner bound- celebrations, $8,000 for 100 wh!le Eleazar spoke. ,biography lists her as 19, she ad­ conversation and that's exactly ary of God's privacy. In His re- couples, Including the hall, the The historian's topography mits to 21, but a former school­ how hi s head flips ove,; to one slstance to and limitation of dinner, the band and a noor show. she generally ffnds reliable, but mate of the same age at Fairfax side. man's theological curiosity and This ls given by a girl (I was told she proposes to prove his dra­ High School, Los Angeles, says Don Rickles' activated acting metaphysical Incursions, God as- her name) who sings and dances. m atlc story of the end of Masada you gotta believe 23. career Is just reward for his serts His exclusive divine pr!va- As she kicks up her legs, one a conscious fabrication. The evi­ Elliott Gould, Barbra Strei­ flexible talents, ranging from cy. Even Moses may not 'gaze sees the word •mazeltov• on her dence against It Is given under 10 sand's husband, Is an accom­ comedy to dancing to dramatics. upon the Source of the voice that panties. headings: the wall or Masada was plished actor and director who Is lnsultan Rickles Is so excited addresses him. Another ttrn\-offers a cheaper breached In one place only and overshadowed by his wife's ca­ about his dramatic success he "The Mlshnah declares that deal, at less· than half the price. could have been successfully de­ reer. Elliott keeps himself busy keeps forgetting to Insult his one who Is disrespectful of the An altar Is . erected In the hall, fended for a time as the defend­ with the accounting work for sev­ best friends. divine dignity by seeking to pene- ·and a performing dog walks on ers were In a strategically supe­ en corporations owned by the Bobby Morse always s"hows trate Into dlylne mysteries be- his hind legs, carrying a prayer rior position, where onfy hand­ couple. Elliott would like to skip his house guests his "swim pool yond his ken, It were better had shawl on Its front paws which he to-hand com bat could be used the acting bit and zero In on di­ and tennis court." Actually, Bob­ he not been born. 'Dignity> ls thus presents to the Bar Mltzvah boy against them. They were also recting. However, he realizes by has pictures of a pool and ten­ a correlative of privacy. at the altar. The dog wears a coat well supp.lied with food and water that the only way to get to direct­ ni s court hanging In his backyard "But If this {s true of the bearing the boY's name, and, pre­ and probably high In morale. Ing Is through acting. until he can get around to In• Creator, It Is true of His human sumably, recelvea the frantic 111>­ Fighters of their valor would Hollywood &!corators list the , stalling the genuine Items. cr.eature u well. As God reveals plauae of the guests,,, THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCfOBER 20, 1967 9 sermon topic at the service BASLE QUARTER Succos, Simhas Torah tonight at 8:30 o'clock at Temple TEL AVIV - The town council Sinai, Cranston, will .be "The Ap­ of Herzlla, the only settlement In. Services Wind Up pointed. Time." There will be a Israel bearing the name or the Holidays - family service and Hakafos on founder of political Zionism, Wednesday at 7 p.m. and a festi­ ' Theodor Herzl, agreed to a Jew­ The Feast of Rejoicing of the p.m., on Saturday at 8:30 a.m. ish Agency proposal to establish Torah on Thursday and Friday, and on Sunday at 8 a.m., It Is an­ val and Ylzkor service at 10:30 a.m. ·on Thursday. a residential area to be known as with the Procession of the To­ nounced by Rev. M. Drazln. the Basle Quarter. rahs, will bring the celebrations Lubavltchel' Chassldlm from , associated with the New Year to Israel and Brooklyn, N.Y., wlll be CRITICIZES ISRAEL an end. Services In Rhode Island among the guests at the Succos BEIRUT - Gen. Karl Von COLUMBUS rn\";_';RE temples and synagogues are list­ party, to which the community Is Horn, Swedish former chief of the 270 Broadway Prov 621 -'-}660 ed l>elow. Invited, on Monday at 6 p.m. United Nations Truce Supervision Hoshanah Rabbah services Organization In Jerusalem, said NOW SHOWING CONG. B'NAI ISRAEL will be held at 6 a.m. on Oct. 25, that lack of Israeli restraint DOWNSTAIRS SCREEN S er v Ices at Congregation and Hakafos at 6 p.m. Ylzkor could lead to another world war. "THE D GIRLS" B'nal Israel, Woonsocket, will -be services on Thursday will begin In Beirut, Lebanon, on a pri­ and held at 9 o'clock this morning by at 10 a.m., and a party will be vate visit, Von Horn was quoted ·'EXOTIC TOUCH" held Thursday evening after the as describing Zionism as "an ag­ Rabbi William E. Kaufman. Ser­ At Studio Cinema Upstairs Screen vices on Wednesday, Oct. 25, wlll March of the Torahs at 6:30 gressive expansionist movement begin at 5:30 p.m., and at 7 a.m. o'clock. Services next Friday aimed at establishing an empire "MARAT-SADE" and 9 a.m. on Thursday with Ylz­ morning, Oct. 27, wlll commence from the Nile to the Euphrates." ' kor recitation at both services. at 8:30 a.m. (Von Horn has long been re­ SHOWN AT 7 & 9 P.M. ' Slmhas Torah services that eve­ garded by Israelis as Intensely Plus Short Subjects }: PROF. BENJAMIN CHINITZ ( ' ning will begin at 5: 30 o'clock, TEMPLE BETH DAVID prejudiced In favor of the Arabs.) and on Friday, Oct. 27, at 9 a.m. Shemlnl Atzereth services at Bureau To Begin The Hakafos wlll take place on Temple Beth David will be held j: both days. on Wednesday and Thursday at 6 FRl:IJ SPIGEL'S ' lecture Series p.m. Services on Thursday morn­ ◄' CONG. MISHKON TFILOH Ing will begin at 9 o'clock, with •◄ Dr. Avigdor Levontln. profes­ Services for the second day of Ylzkor at 10:1 5 a.m. Slmhas To­ KOSHER MEAT MARKET sor of Law at the Hebrew Univer­ Succos wlll begin today at 9 a.m. rah services on Thursday will be 243 RESERVOIR AVE., PROVIDENCE HO 1-0425 ' sity In Jeruslaem, will give _ the at Congregation Mlshkon Tflloh. , held at 6 p.m., with a party for ~ -- - ,opening lecture at the Bureau of Morning services for the lnter­ children and adults preceding Ha­ ROSOFF 39~ ~ Jewish Education' s Adult Educa­ m~late days wlll be held at 6:15 kafos. Services on Friday and tion Lecture series on Nov. 2. a.m. (Saturday through Tuesday), Saturday mornings will begin at 9 - SAUERKRAUT .. ,. His topic will be "An In­ and at 9 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. o'clock. Cantor Charles Ross will tellectual's View of Middle East 26. There wlll be a sermon and officiate. · Politics". All the sessions of the Ylzkor services, and Slmhas To­ CORNED BEEF '" fall semester will be held at ~ 1. 99 : rah Hakafos wlll take place at 6 TEMPLE BETH EL .,,,,,,,,,,, ◄ }'emple Beth-El at 9 p.m. on con­ p.m. on Thursday. The Sisterhood secutive Thursdays. Cl asses pre­ Services tonight at Temple wlll sponsor a party after that Beth El will begin at 8:15 o'clock. ceding the lecture will begin at service. On Friday, Oct. 27, Rab­ 7:45 p.m., In Beginners' Hebrew, Services will be held on Wednes­ bl Emanuel Lazar wlll conduct day at 5:45 p.m. and on Thursday Yiddish Literature and Jewish services at 9 a.m. Hi story, at 10 a.m., when the 35th annual consecration ceremony will take The fall ·program, ,.Prospects CONG. SHAARE ZEDEK­ For The State Of Israel: Six Lec­ place. Ylzkor services will begin SONS OF ABRAHAM on Oct. 26 at 5:45 p.m. Rabbi tures On The Six Day War," was Shemlnl Atzereth services at planned by Prof. Benjamin Chin­ Herman J. Blumberg wl11 preach Congregation Shaare Zedek-Sons on "The Hippies and the Six Days ltz, chairman of the Department of Abraham will be conducted at 9 of Economics at Brown Univer­ or Creation" at the first regular a.m. on Thursday, with the ser­ late Friday night service next now! sity, who also Invited as guest mon at 10: 15 a.m., Ylzkor ser­ week, Oct. 27, at 8:15 o'clock. lecturers Prof. Shlomo Avlnerl vices at 10:45, Musat at 11, Mln­ and Rabbi Zelig Chlnltz. -: cha-Maarlv at 5:45 p.m. and the TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL Other lectures will be "Inter­ parade of the Torahs at 6:15 p.m. nal Political Consequences," Dr. Rabbi Jacob Handler will con­ Rabbi Abraham Chill wlll hold duct services at Temple Beth Is­ Avtnerl, on Nov. 9; 0 lmpact on services next Friday, Oct. 27, at The Israeli Economy," Dr. Chln­ rael on Saturday, Oct. 21, at 7:15 9 a.m., 10 a.m. (Hakafos), 11 and 9:30 a.m., and on Sunday at $399. itz, Nov. 16; ulmpact on Inter­ a.m. and 5:45 p.m. 8:30 a.m. Hoshanah Rabbah ser­ >.:O\•; yuu can tly to Israel , round trip '.'-:e\, York and return, national ~~lations." Dr. Chinitz, CONG. SONS OF ZION vices on Wednesday wlll begin at hJ.,u.i on g:rour air fan:s nO\\' throug-h ,\larch 1 ~, startinµ at $~99, Nov. 30; Theological and Reli­ AND ANSHEI KOVNO 7 a.m. and services on Wednes-· and sec a ll this. gious ·A~pects," ' Rabbi Chlnltz, Services at Congregatlotis Dec. 7; Israel and World Jew­ day at 6:30 p.m. Services on Sons of Zion and Anshel Kovno Thursday will be conducted at 7 ry," Rabbi Chlnltz, Dec. 14. wlll commence today at 5:30 a.m. with Ylzkor at 7:45, and at 9:30 a.m. with Ylzkor at 11 a.m. Services on Thursday will begin 500 Families To .Be Moved at 7 p.m., with Hakafos and con­ secration, and on Friday morning at 7 and 9:30 o'clock. The sermon Into Former Jewish Quarter topic at the 8:10 p.m. service that night will be "Bereshlth, In the Jerusalem JERUSALEM - Civilian work Into the less damaged buildings. Beginning." \'irn the Western \\'all and the T emple Mount. the Dome of the crews have begun clearing away Since then, the quarter has devel­ Rock, the Shrine of the Rook at the Israel ,v\ustum, and the oped Into the worst slum Ir. Jor­ the rubble or 20 years In prepa­ Church oi the Holy Scplnchrc. Then drive to the West Rsnk···it's ration for the reconstruction of danian Jerusalem. TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM Services at Temple Beth Sho­ Ct1 t.111 t.ikc ,11rn1d n11 h11'- .11H! •,tT l•:11liklwm ,,1!11 the hen, who has been organizing the to modernize the Interiors of { ·hu n Ii ol .'\.1tn·11,· :-\(1r1 h o l kril.:ho 1\. project. some of those old structures. And conduct Succos services at 1n the next year and a half,.the we•n certainly have to do some­ Temple Beth Torah at 9 a.m. and municipality of Jerusalem ex­ thing about the plumbing and wa­ 6:45 p,m. today, at 6:15 p,m. on pects to move more than 500 ter supply, which have always Wednesday and at 9 a.m. (Ylzkor) families Into the area that, until been pr_etty questionable." on Thursday. The service on 1948, was one of the world's most Like so many other parts of Thursday evehing will start at 7 lmport8!)! centers of J ewlsh study J_erusalem within the old walls, p.m., and will Include Hakafos and religion. the Jewish quarter Is a series of - processions and the consecration narrow, twisting· lanes with of Hebrew school beginners. Ser­ lfathc in thl' "nothinf.Galilee n:laxing: ,,·attn of thr f lnt Spnn~s in Tiherias. During two weeks of· fighting vices on Friday, Oct. 27, will be -, · between the Arabs and the new structures built upon each other Drin: ur tn \.:a::;ncth. then alnng the -.horc-, 111 the '-.r:i nf the C,1liln held af 9 a.m. and 6:15 p,m. state of Israel In 1948, the Jewish In disjointed layers. It lies In the ,l!ld UJ' thr nwunt,till<, to Sakd \\·ith it, .nC!'-1 u1!nn_v. ( )11 to. quarter In the Old City was al­ southwest corner of the Old City. ~l'Xt . l"fad·s most modnn. most destroyed. Jordan's Arab A group of fishermen now TEMPLE EMANU-EL Legion forced the Jewish defend­ serving In the Israeli Navy will Services for the concluding ers out and overran the quarter. form a unit of Nahal, .the youth days of Succos at Temple Emanu­ After an armistice was signed organization sponsored by the El will begin Wednesday, Oct. 25, In 1949, Jordanian authorities armed forces, to live on the at 6:45 a.m. with the observance permitted Arab refugees to move shores of the Sabha! El Bardwll of Hoshana Rabbah, and evening lagoon on the northern Sinai coast services will begin at 5:45 west of El Arlsh, It was dis- o'clock. Services on Thursday StrollTel~viv thrmq.:h th r .,hopping di-. tnl't and ... idl',,·alk (alfs ot Moslems Complain closed. . wlll begin at 9 a,m., and Ylzkor Egyptian fishermen took large (memorial) services will be ob­ Tel A\'i\" ;rnd thrn to ,Hllll'llt _latfa . with its rxcit111~ nightduhs catches In the area before It was served. Rabbi Ell A. Bphnen will ;111d u1ll11·tul Fk,1 1\hrkct. About free Entrance overrun by the Israelis In June. preach the memorial sermon• . N aha! units are formed from Slmhas Torah Services 'will To Al Aksa Mosque the army and navy. After basic be held on Thursday at 7 p.m. ,\II thi, - imt ;1, you im;q.!it1rd It would h ·. Jk;rntt!uL J h._tortl. JERUSALEM=--The Israel training, their members found The annual consecration of the \Xl;ll"m .md lrwndlv. ,'\'nw vou c111 ,n- ,111 du, illl at ()tl( l ', Ministry for Religious affairs has new settlements and farm the beginners In the Hebrew Depart­ ended a centuries-old practice of land while guarding the area. ment of the Religious School, and tbe 'Moslem religious authorities The members of religious the traditional Hakafos will take """"' ""'" " '"""' • "'"" nm""' ''"'''el of making non-Moslem pilgrims N allaI units continue their rab­ place. On Friday morning, Octo­ and visitors to the Old City pay a binical studies but spend part of ber 27, services wlll begin at 9 fee to enter tbe Mount of the· the year In military training. o'clock. All services will be con­ ducted by Rabbi Bohnen and Rabbi Temple area, site of .the Dome of They are a1ao pr,epared and foves ll1nlp,HH the Rock, and the Al Aksa Mosque equipped to guard an area If Joel H. Zaiman, with Cantor Ivan and traditionally the site of tbe needed. E. Perlman chanting the liturgy. l..,1T, Put I,,( .d tr ·" ('1 "i=' 111 ('! First and ·Second Temples, • to move Into the former Jewish · 1 \111\,1\t tlw ]q~1-l ( ;,ni r111nn1t I ,1u n , t ( ' ll1<1 The holy places In the area quarter to prepare the area for TEMPLE SINAI ' 11 d 1h \\, '-." Y "'( \ 111(• ~ ' weH administered by tbe Waqf.. resettlement. Rabbi Jerome s. Gurland's 10 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTO~ER 20, 1967 Conquest Of Golan Heights lsr.aeli Bio log isl Calls ¾Of All Cancers Allows Dredging Of Jordan Potentially Preventable GADOT, ISRAEL - The con­ heavy equipment down to this REHOVafH, Israel - "At queat of the Golan Heights by Is­ bank. As a result, the river bot­ least three-quarters of all human rael not only made life safer for tom has not been dredged In this ·cancers are potentially pre-· border ktbbutzniks but will in­ ventable", states Prof. Isaac crease the water supply of the area for more than 20 years. Five huge bulldozers and a Berenblum, head of the Ex­ country. Israeli engineers are perimental Biology Department of widening and deepening the chan­ cr1111e are, at work scooping away the thick black clay from the riv­ the Weizmann Institute of Sci­ nel of the Jordan River where It ence, in his new book, "Cancer begins Its wtld plunge toward the er bank. As they cut Into the hill­ sides, new springs have been Research Today." The book, Sea of Galilee. This could not be which has just appeared In Eng­ done when Syrian pillboxes con­ opened. This water, too, will run Into the Jordan. land, analyzes the achievements trolled the heights. of researchers over the years, The work should be comj)leted Israeli water engineers are , also considering clearing the wa­ particularly since World War II, later this fall. .Then the fioods and lists the major problems that that often cover the southern end ter courses In other parts of the Golan heights, channeling more remain unsolved. of the Hula valley will end, when Scientists still do not fully the riverbed can carry the water water Into the Jordan and perhaps raising the level of the Sea of comprehend the fundamental \ Into the sea of Galilee. This will chemical differences between the ,,S·' ~ help'dilute the saline content. Galilee. An Immediate beneficiary of BAR MITZV AH - Jan Burton Gel­ normal cell and the cancer cell, OUR YOUNGER SET - Erle Jona­ The sea serves as an the systemic changes brought than Vayle, plcttD"ed at 13 enormous reservoir from which the present project Is the Hula ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Valley Development Authority. _Geller of Pawtucket, became Bar about by a localized tumor and months, Is the son of Mr. and Israel now pumps about 726 mil­ the various extrinsic carcinogen­ Mrs. Allan N. Vayle of 88 North lion cubic feet of water each This enterprise, sponsored by the Mltzvah on Sept. 4 at Congrega­ Government.of Israel and Initially tion Ohawe Sholam. A reception ic agents which operate In man, Street, N ewtonvllle, Mass. Pater­ year. This Is led southward he says. Cancer detection clinics nal grandmother ls Mrs. Norman through a series of canals and financed In part by State of Israel was held at Green's Manor, Sha- bonds, has now reclaimed 12,500 -ron, Mass. Paternal grandmother should be expanded and dlagonos­ Vllardofsky and paternal great­ tunnels and used throughout the tlc methods Improved. Both would grandfather, Nathan Waldman, rest of Israel. acres of Hula Valley swamps. ts Mrs. Rose Geller of Warwick In the years of heavy rains, and maternal grandparents are bring about a substantial reduc­ both of Providence. Maternal . Under the Johnston plan, tion In the Incidence of cancer grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. negotiated In 1955 by the late more than .5,000 acres of the au­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry ·Beeman of thority's lands were fiooded. The Boston, Mass. even before the hoped-for scien­ Irving Krieger of Cam bridge, Erle Johnston, who was sent to tific break-throughs take place. Mass. Maternal great-grand­ the Middle East as a special en­ water either evaporated or was lost Into the ground, and the land Powerful Bomb Found He was recently awarded the parents are Mr. and Mrs. Abra­ voy by former President Dwight Rothschild Prize In Biology for movitz of New York. D. Eisenhower, the Israeli share was useless during the winter. Now, fruit and vegetables can be In American Embassy his work on the mechanism of FRENCH DEPORTEES of Jordan water from the sea of carcinogenesis, which led to the PARIS - Thousands filled Galilee was about one billion cub­ grown on It in winter months. TEL AVIV - The Israeli au­ Today the authority, Israel's thorities permitted publication of formulation of the "two-stage the great synagogue on Sunday at ic feet a year. Most of the Arab hypothesis" of chemical car­ annual services commemorating states rejected the plan on the largest single farmer, Is gross­ the news that an exploded bomb Ing nearly $2-mllllon annually containing nve kllos of powerful cinogenesis. His accumul ated the deportation of French Jews to ground that It would l)lean recog­ findings led to the realization that the Nazi extermination centers. nizing Israel. But Israel and later and employing more than 500 explosives had been found In the persons at certain times of the United States Embassy here and nnnbrs are, in many instances, Grand Rabbi Jacob Kaplan Jordan agreed to share the water year. the result of two successive, warned that many Nazi murder­ source, and since 1963 Israel has dismantled by police experts. A visitor, who 10 years ago Police said the bomb had widely different processes, "ln­ ers and war criminals are still been taking water from the s'ea. itiatf.on" and upromotion" . free and unpunished. Because of Its high mineral saw only cracked swamp beds and failed to explode by the margin of content, Israel has been able to mud, today could see a swarm of only one minute. It was made up pump.only about 70 per cent of cotton-picking machines harvest­ of nve metal pipes, each contain­ Israeli Supreme Court Judge Studies what was expected under the Ing the cotton crop, Trucks were Ing one kilogram of high ex­ bringing In loads of peanuts from plosive and Joined together by Johnston plan. the fields. Now, If the fioods are chan­ wires with a detonator which was legal A_specls Of Jesus' Trial, Death neled Into the sea as the Israelis This year the authority has triggered by a Japanese-made also grown wheat, cor.n, aspar­ clock to go oft at exactly 3 p.m. NEW YORK - A study of the pressed by their authors or ap­ expect, the water may be sweet legal aspects of the trial and pearing on their face, are com­ . enough so that as much as 320 agus and alfalfa, and Is managing local time. The clock stopped at . a herd of 1,400 beet cattle. 2:59 p.m. death of Jesus made by Justice patible with Jewish Innocence no million cubic feet may be obtain­ Halm H. Cohn of the Supreme less, nay much more, than with ed, adding almost a third to the Court of Israel and chairman of J ewlsh guilt, and that both the total supply. the Executive Council of the trial and the execution of Jesus When the British and the Hews Writes Of Arabs, Hebrew University of Jerusalem were exclusively Roman. In re­ French carved up the Middle East Is available through the American fiectlng on these matters and ar­ after World war\ n, the British '.Impervious To Argument' Friends of the Hebrew Univer­ riving at my conclusions, I have saw to It that all of the Jordan had no apologetic purposes In MANCHESTER - "The Infinite back street of Riyadh, the capital sity, It Is reported by Samuel watershed, with the exception of Rothberg, Board ·chairman of the mind: I do not feel called upon, as the Hasbanl River In Lebanon, capacity for self-delusion com­ of Saudi Arabia, were quite Im­ a Jew, to defend the Jewish au­ bined with what can only be de­ pervious to argument." American Friends. was In mandated Palestine. Most The study which orlglnally ap­ thorities or the J ewlsh people of of this was later given to Israel scribed as emotional lnstablllty Just before the Six-Day .war, that time against charges which, In the partition plan. and an outs_lze chip on the shoul­ he and other English teachers peared In the Israel Law Review der where the West Is con­ Is now available as a separate however spurious I believe them The area of the Jordan River moved Into a villa where they pamphlet. · to be, have caused untold suffer­ bank that Israel Is now working cerned" Is what makes the West­ heard "very different stories ings to generations of Innocent ernized Arabs of Egypt, Jordan from a BBC overseas station Examining the Incidents of the on, a four mile section of river trial and crucifixion from a pure­ Jews throughout the ages. below the Daughters of Jacob and the UAR so intractable, ac­ which the Saudis, with their cus­ · "The allegation being that cording to Malcolm Hews In the tomary efficiency, had tailed.to ly legal point of view. Justice Bridge, has always been within Cohn concludes that Jesus was Jesus was tried by a Jewish Israeli territory. But It Is also "Manchester Guardian Weekly." Jam effectively. By the morning court, presumably under Jewish Mr. Hews writes that he of June 8 even Cairo was admit- - duly tried under Roman law by within 200 yards of the Syrian the Roman procurator. He turther law, his case Is part and parcel tortlncatlons, and the Israelis learned long ago "that the Jorda­ ting some temporary reverses. of Jewish legal history, and as nians I shared the fiat with In a The shattering truth began to leak notes that • • • various accounts had never been able to move their of negotiations between Pilate and such must claim our attention, out. Faces fell Into expressions quite apart from the fact that of the darkest despondency and the Jews during the trial were In­ Hand-picking Campaign Egyptians our colleagues turned their backs compatible with Roman law and Jesus was a Jew who taught and Of on us and muttered grimly In procedure as applied In occupied fought and died among his little groups. "Soon the muttering Judea and with what Is known of people In Jerusalem. And to re­ turned to weeping • • • • Death the character and modus operandi tute that allegation Is not so Saves Collon Crop From leaf Worm of Pilate. Justice Cohn Insists much a vindication of Jewish law before dishonour. Evidently fate and procedure, as a vindication of CAIRO - A Cabinet official broke diplomatic ·rel atlons ,vlth had decreed the latter. that the Jews could not have taken said that a "heroic mobilization the United States during the war. any part In the trial before Pilate those men who, although not hav­ "Then came the Great Lie. ing Judged, have been condemned of 1.5 million men, women and Americans were evacuated from Faces were partially saved and particularly as the J ewtsh mass­ children had saved Egypt's cru­ the country and normal business es were "ardent admirers and for having Judged: and the con­ the weeping changed to gnashing demners, as they have 'sinned In cial cotton crop from devastation transactions became difficult. of teeth especially In our direc­ sincere well wishers of Jesus" by leaf worm, according to a sto­ Mr. Mare! said a $10-mllllon and their leaders, "the chief the law,' wtll have to be Judged by tion. We all began to feel we were the law.'' · ' ry by Jay _Walz In The New York purchase of an American In­ sitting on a keg of powder. In Ri­ priests," could not afford to nmes. secticide encountered financial alienate their feelings. The article Is based on the yadh two Swedish engineers, mis­ annual Moshe Smolra Lecture Sayed Mare!, the Minister of and shipping de! ays although the taken for Americans because of Justice Cohn . expresses sur­ Agriculture, said that the crop, transactions had . been "In hard prise that very few books on the which Justice Cohn delivered at their size and crew cuts, were the Hebrew University Faculty of now nearly harvested, would be cash." The Invasion struck worked over ·and other minor but subject were written by lawyers 11 Law In 1966. larger ·than last year's and might whJle we were shifting our or­ dlstastetul Incidents occurred. since "no trial In the history of exceed the record of I 964, when ders to Swiss and German com­ mankind was of such momentous The pamphlet Is available "That nothing worse happened through the Public Relations De­ the United Arab Republic pro­ panies, he added. was undoubtedly due to the atti­ consequence" and u none has ever duet!d 9.5 mllllon hundredWelght, To avoid the calamity of a given rise to such widespread, partment, American Friends of tude of the Saudis, who In general the Hebrew University, 11 East worth about $500-mllllon. Most of crop failure this year, Mr. maintained remarkable com­ authoritative and persistent as­ It Is the prized Jong-staple varie- Mare!, himself a farmer In the sertions that ·a grave miscarriage 69th Street, New York, N,Y. posure throughout the crisis. In 10021. ty. Nile Delta, said he decided to fact, many seemed to view the of Justice had occurred." Cotton Is the cotmtry's largest ganlze a hand-picking campaign, situation with something like As a lawyer, Cohn Is not Kollek To Co-Author producer of revenue. This year, "the old way we fought these amused detachment. ~ot so sur­ "concerned with the theological the Egyptians are counting on In­ pests before ln.sectlcldes were prising, perhaps, when one con­ or historic truth of any statement. Book, On Jerusalem come from cotton to offset par­ Invented: without Insecticides we siders the events on the Yemen or description contained In the NEW YORK - Teddy Kollek, tlallY their I osses from the had to depend on ourselves," border where Sau~I vlllagers Gospels." He attempts to Inter­ mayor of Jerusalem, has signed nonoperattng Suez Canal and He personally assumed re­ have· learnt all about gas and na­ pret events where "there ls a with Random House to do an Il­ the nonexistent tourist trade. sponsibility for mobilizing worm­ palm from the Egyptian air force. general consensus among the lustrated book on the city he ad­ It had been reported abroad pickers In one region and his And then, there has been an end­ various Gospel accounts" In the ministers. It will be co-authored that failure of the cotton crop, deputies took over other areas. less barrage of threats, Impreca­ light of our knowledge of the legal by Moshe Pearlman, author and ·' because of a tack of Insecticides "We went to teachers in tions, and petty malice directed" Institutions · and conceptions pre­ military spokesman for Israel to combat ihe worms, would deal schools and they got out their pu­ zt Felsal and his realm over J'e­ vailing at that time In Jerusalem, during the recent war, and will an additional blow to the Egyptian pils," Mr. Mare! said. "We laid cent years. Anyway, one certainly Justice Cohn retutes the theo­ cover the earliest times of Je­ economy. 'This Is not to be the hot d of everyone we could find. got the Impression that not many ry that crucifixion w.as ever rusalem to the present day, with case, said Mr. Mare!, In an In­ Newspapers called for recruits., tears were being shed over the practiced by the Jews. He states 60,000 words and Illustrations, terview In his Cairo office. We even got college students humiliation of the Egyptian breth­ that death by strangulation had many of them drawn from ancient Leaf worm Invaded the 1.6 from Cairo. The heroic back­ ren. been Introduced as a more hu­ prints and engravings taken from million acres of cotton fields In breakln~ work wen~ on for three "Whatever the rights and mane mode of execution and that the private collection of Koltek. mid-June Just after the six-day months.' wrongs of the Palestine affair while hanging at some later stage Kollek, who became In . June war with Israel left the Egyptians The worm that causes more may be, there can be no answer may have been authorized, death the first Jewish mayor of all Je­ tn the throes of defeat. According trouble here than the boll weevil to It until the Arabs have learnt on the cross "was rejected by the rusalem since 70 C.E., Is the to Mr, Mare!, political consid­ destroys the cotton plant by eat­ to face unpleasant realltles and to Jews as cruel and Inhumane." second Israeli statesman to sign erations related to the war held Ing the leaves. Pickers must control their- brightly burning, In conclusion he says "I have with Random House within the "' shipments of $IS-million stoop ~r each plant and lift off and at present ov11rstoked, desire tried to show that the facts (or past month. The publishing house worth of Insecticides from the not only worms one at a time, but for vengean__ c_e_._" __ _ most of the facts) emerging from recently announced the future Ullted States and Germany. eggs on the tmderslde of the the Gospel stories, whatever the publication of two books by Abba The United Arab Republic teavea. Herald ads get good results( tendencies and conclusions ex- Eban,-· Israel's Foreign Minister. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTpBER 20, 1967 II have no comment on Rabbi Wein­ Subscribe to the Herald. New York Poverty Program berger' s article lDltll , they had · Herald subscribers comprise read It ·and studied his evidence. an active buying market. For ex­ He al so said that the Commun! ty cellent results, advertise In the NOW WE Development Agency, the antipov­ Herald. Call 724-0200. ARE Said To Neglect Needy Jews erty arm of the resources ad­ NEW YORK - 11le New York erty program as to discourage . mlrilstratlon, was aware that the TWO City COlDICII Against Poverty. the Impoverished Jews, and other factors used In measuring pover­ RADIATORS 16 Pine St., Providence policy-making body !>f- the pro­ poor, from taking full advantage ty Indexes "need Improvement gram, works to the "tremendous of Its benefits." and refinement." CLEANED & REPAIRED OUR NEW LOCATION disadvantage of the Jewish Com­ He notes that . poverty flDlds MADRID-The Conference on 138A Wayland Ave., mlDllty ,'' wrote a Brooklyn r-abbl are allocated on the basis of cer­ Jewish Material Claims Against Providence last week In "Jewish Life," the tain Indexes, primarily the num­ Germany · last year allocated BOSTON publication of the Union of Ortho­ ber of persons receiving welfare, about $40,009 for medical, educa-· RADIATOR & BODY WORKS dox Jewish Congregations of the number of live births In hos­ Uonal, religious and general re­ 185 PINE ST ., PROV. America. pital wards and the number of lief projects tor the Jewish com­ Nt>or Loew-:, 421-2625 Rabbi Bernard Weinberger, Juvenile-delinquency offenses. tn unity of Spain. contends that Jews are "sorely "But," he asks, ..because neglected In vital programs from Jews do not have, as Indicated, which they can profit so much. " high rates of welfare recipients, He said that part of the blame live births on general services or , for this can be attributed to "a high rates of Juvenile delinquen­ ELIZABETH BERGER certain pride the Jew possesses cy, are they, therefore, to be which does not allow hlin to ac­ relegated to a second-class citi­ Has Resumed cept a dependent status. zenship In terms of the poverty "He Is ashamed to become a program?" · Teaching of Piano public charge and Is more apt to • Imports from Mexico "It may well be that Jewish • Handcrafted jewelry rely on the beneficence of the oover\)'. Is of a different kind,'' he ' Bachelor of Music Degree Jewish community, which has a said, • but It Is not necessarily of • Handcrafted leathers · built-In tradition of helping Its a different degree." Boston Conservatory of Music ELEPHANT WALK, own Impoverished." A spokesman for the Human INC. However, Rabbi Weinberger Resources Adm,lnlstratlon, which 23 ALHAMBRA CIRCLE argues that "the city's admlhls­ directs the city's poverty pro­ 941-5261 EDGEWOOD TEL: 272-6582 tratfon has so organized the pov- gram, said that otflclals would

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12 TiiE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRII)AY, OCTOBER 20, 1967 ,.,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,..,,.,,,.,,..,,.,,,~,..,,..,,..,,..,,.. Subscribe to the Herald. ADMITS NON-JEWS DES MOINES - The Iowa Jew':­ THE NEW lsh Home at Sioux City, has adopted a policy of admitting non­ . LYONS DEN Jewish patients to Its faclllty, It Hello Again! was anno1D1ced here. Under the 2255 WARWICK AVE. new · policy, six non-Jewish RE 7-9770 patients have already been admit­ Sports News By Warren Walden ted, and others are on the waiting I BOB EBERLY list. 'There are now three Jewish , .,, ,_.,,,..,,..,,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,_~,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,, ' . patients from Sioux City -at the .... FRI. - 'sAT.-SUN. Home, and the local leaders said *THE R,L REOO CAN 00 IT, word for the Friars whether they they expect additional appli­ TOOi So says Buster Clegg, G.M, are as good at wlrullng as In pre­ CATERING TO cations at the rate of two or three which means "General Manager" vlous seasons or not. Under the Banquets, Parties & Weddings a year. Under the new policy, two and not "General Mbtors," Bus- direction of Father Begley and 25 lo 300 People beds will always be reserved ex­ ter Is a sincere young G.M. for Coach Mullaney and Vin Cuddy, . elusively for Jewish patients. the R.I. Reds of American League ·they'll be exciting and at the hockey. He ls a man of many same time exemplify all qualities I SELL ALL functions Including the signing of of trne sportsmen. How do they MRS. LEO GLEKLEN 421-1229 players, attending meetings, at- look? How will they do? Well, Co­ ADVERTISED TRIPS OF 331-7106 tending to greetings, writing a bit Capts. Tony Koski and Don Hen­ of publicity and also skating on · derson will be back. So will Al PETTERSON TRAVEL INC. the Ice. The last Is a very unusu- Skippy Hayes, a leading rebound 76 DORRANCE STREET PROVIDENCE 3, RHODE ISLAND al function !or a hockey G.M. but man. And there'll be other stand­ SUGGESTS recently Buster had a group of outs on the learn Including young NAMED PROMOTION HEAD - TAHITI and the SOUTH PACIFIC five members of the Reds out on Mr; Craig Callen of Warwick who J e!frey M. Berger or Pawtucket the Auditorium Ice while the team stands 6'5" and who should see has been named director of pro­ 14 was playing out of town. "Kept action and help. The Friars open motion of Horizon House-Micro­ DAYS s59700 them out there for an hour and a on their home basketball Court wave; Inc .. , Dedham, Mass., pub­ INCLUDES: JET TRANSPORTATION FROM half," Buster said, "And we with Villanova on December 2nd. lishers of electronics magazines WEST COAST, TRANSFERS, LUXURIOUS HOTELS, didn't even stop !or a rest." The That• s when we'll have more sus­ and books. Formerly assistant lo "W e" Includes Mr. Clegg, who pense such as the Red Sox have the public relations director of SOME MEALS, SIGHT SEEING AND ENTERTAINMENT was formerly a member of the been providing. The Friars will WEEKLY DEPARTURES_ the Automobile Club of Rhode Is­ University of New Hampshire be good. No question about It. And land, Mr. Berger joined the Hori­ hockey team. And, methinks, that reminds me to remind you zon House staff In August as a maybe those players who stayed that It It Isn't good, don't say It, copywriter. He Is married to the home would rather have gone on And also to call attention lo the former Ilene Relcher of Provi­ the road with the team. asterisk al the start of this. It dence, and has submitted "View­ OPTIMISTIC - "The R.L Reds refers to Red Sox. Carry Onl point" columns to the Herald. Accent on Perfection: will be In the contention this sea- son," Clegg advised the other Richard• Custom Shop day. "We've a group of hustling skaters and they will not be de­ ORGANIZATION ·NEWS nied when victories are being posted. Got to tighten up on de­ Our mania f~r satisfying you goes one step further: fense; can't lei the other club Providence Discu$sions national-National League of Ma­ Suiting you with the most individualistic fine score so many goals; we won last sonic Clubs. Aaron Cohen has Sunday but Sprlngtl.eld scored been financial secretary of the clothing You'll ever see ... our fitters four times; our defense will Begin Sunday At Center organization !or nearly 30 years, give you their undivided attention and tighten. Coach Creighton? He "Providence Proflle: Issues and Ben Rabinowitz Is social talent - and when they're finished, hasn't rounded Into top form yet; and Answers" will be the subject chairman. takes him a little longer, you nothing on lhis earth can do more ot the first or a new series of know; he works hard with the rest Sunday night discussion programs "HAPPY HAPPENING" for your appearan,ce .. . of the squad." !or adults which will begin al the Junior high schoolers will A big statement? Try us!! AMERICAN LEAGUE LOOKS Jewish Community Center on Oct, open their season at the J ewlsh Community Center with a "Happy Custom Suits from $135. GOOD - "Has the expansion In 29 at 8 p.m. the National Hockey League hurt Sponsored by the Adult Activi­ Happening," on Sunday, Oct. 29, the American?" was a question. ties Committee, under the chair­ beginning at 4:15 p.m., It was an­ Mr. Clegg's answer, "No. manship or William L. Robin, the nounced this week by Mrs. Joseph They've taken some of the play­ series will deal with crucial Chernick, chairman of the Jr, HI ers but they've been replaced questions of the present Amerl­ Activities Committee. with a hard, fast skating group of can-J ewlsh scene. There will be a social, danc­ youngsters whe are ambitious. The Introductory session will ing and refreshments for 7th, •8th The better they play, the better concern the background of the and 9th graders. Leaders of the the opportunity for them to move Providence Jewish community. Center's junior high school clubs Into the Natlonal League. As a Local planning, education, wel­ will register members and Ar­ result, the American League fare processes, recreation and thur Eisenstein, JCC assistant We are pleased to announce that games should be slzzlers." And tund raising will be examined. executive director, will explain Buster, we hope they sizzle so Panelists will be Sidney Gold­ the available activities. much that they melt the Ice. stein, chairman of the Sociology RICHARDS. MITTLEMAN, ESQUIRE SAME NAME CARRYING ON - Department at Brown University, MRS. SCHWARTZ TO REPORT In the Inner-office at R.L Audito­ a nationally-known figure who Is Pioneer Women, Club One, rium sat Lou Pieri Jr. trying to noted locally !or his study on the will meet on Tuesday, Oct. 24, at is now associated with our firm, nll the chair of the Immortal Lou Jewish population movement In 1:30 p.m. In the Sheraton-Blll­ Pieri Sr. and doing a good job at this area, and Dr. Aaron Sovlv, m ore Hotel. Mrs. Maurice It. Gracious, polite and smiling, executive director of the Bureau Schwartz, president, who recently Pieri Jr. was hospitality-person­ of Jewish Education. Moderator returned from Pioneer Women's ZIETZ, SONKIN & RADIN ified. "Now that the World Serles will be Dr. Bernard Carp, execu­ 20th biennial convention In Chi­ Is over, we'll have more hockey tive director of the Center. cago, will give a report and pic­ talk," was his oplnion. "We All Interested adults will be ture slides of old Jerusalem from ' Attorneys at Law didn't even try competing with the welcomed at the series, which Is the Mandelbaum Gale to the Red Sox," said Lou as he praised free of charge, A coffee hour will Western Wall, taken after the 6-Day War, will be shown. them. He sounded the gentleman follow the program. that he Is and one standing there Mrs. Leo Rappaport and Mrs. ------couldn't help thinking that some­ SQUARE DANCE· PLANNED Samuel Rosensheln will be host­ where up there the other Lou was Hope Chapter 735, B'nai esses. Program chairman will be Mortyn K. Zietz 111 \Vayland Avenue proudly wearing his Infectious B'rlth Women, will hold a square Mrs. Samuel Solko!f. Leo Sonkin Providence dance at Wlonkhelge Valley James Radin smile and sparkling eyes. The HARRY GOLDSTEIN TO SPEAK Rhode Island 02906 R.L Reds play Rochester this Farm, Smithfield , on Saturday, Lawrence S. Gates Oct. ·2s, at 8:15 p.m. Non-m_em­ Knights of Pythias #24, What Richard S. Mittleman Friday night (Oct, 20) and meet Cheer Lodge, will hold a morning 1 Quebec on Sunday night, both bers will be welcome. A sandwich supper will be served. breakfast at 9 a.m. on Sunday, games al R,L Auditorium. In the Oct, 22, In their Castle Hall at t Louis B. Rubinstein meantime, they will play at Temple Beth Sholom. Police ( Springfield on Saturday night. CONSECRATIONS AT SUCCOS ( Several boys will be con­ Commissioner Harry Goldstein . FROM THE FRIARS - Head will be guest speaker. The con­ Coach Joe Mullaney, and you'll secrated tonight, Oct. 20, al 7:30 o'clock al the Barrington J eV(lsh ferring of the rank or page will find none greater anywhere, follow the breakfast. I greeted the Providence College Center, It has been announced by < basketball aspirants last Sunday; Mrs. Kurt Rose, chairman of the ( HAVING TROUBLE WITH YOUR education committee, Rabbi Rich­ GOLDEN AGERS AT EMANU-EL greeted 24 of them whlcl'i Is more The J ewish Community Cen­ INSURANCE? than at other greetings; and will ard A. Weiss will officiate at the consecrations, which will be part ter's Golden Age Clubs will be WE WRITE ALL TYPES eventually cut the squad to 15 the guests of the Sisterhood of and then to a dozen that will be of the Succos family service. FIRE - AUTOMOBILE - To be consecrated are Joel Temple Emanu-El at a special carried throughout the exciting Succos luncheon and program on season. And "exciting" Is the Cohen, son of Dr. and Mrs. Jor­ PERSONAL AND COMMERCIAL dan Cohen of 2 Collins Court, Monday, OcJ. 23, at I p.m. $20.00 Quarterly Buys All This -----, William Goldenthal, 111 Ferry The South Side Golden Age Club will hold Its regular meeting 10/ 20,000 Bodily Injury Liability - 5,000 Property King Hussein Admits Lane; Robert Gordon, son or Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gordon, 6 at the South Side building, 45 Damage Planning to Accuse Wildflower Road; Robert Malin, Hamilton Street, on Tuesday at 1 1,000 Medical Payments Per Person - 10/ 20,000 Britain, United States son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ma­ p.m. ----::c-=. . . Uninsured Motorists Coverage. lin, 26 Bluff Road, and Robert CENTRAL COUNCIL TO MEET LOWER RATES AWAY FROM GREATER PROVI­ HAMBURG-"Der Spiegel," Portnoy, son or Mr. and Mrs. Ja­ The Central New England DENCE - FURTHER DISCOUNTS FOR 2 CARS, COM­ the German news magazine, cob Portnoy, or 24 Wildflower Council B'nai B'rlth will meet on PACTS, AND LESS THAN 6500 MILES ANNUALLY quoted an Interview with King Road, all of Barrington, and Ken­ Sunday, Oct. 22, at the wayland Hussein In Its current Issue In neth Glantz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manor at 12: 30 p.m, Irving Solo­ TRAVEL ACCIDENT - $50,000 COVERAGE INCLUDING which the Jordanian ruler admit­ Seymour Glantz of 95 Windsor mon of Worcester will preside. COMM. AIR TRAVEL ted that he had agreed with Pres­ Road, Pawtucket. After the luncheon and business $15.00 ANNUAL PREMIUM COVERS ANY AND ident Nasser of Egypt to accuse meeting, Raymond Larsen, direc­ All TRAVEL ACCIDENTS FOR 1 YEAR the United States and Britain of TROW EL CLUB DINNER DANCE tor of the Pawtucket YMCA, will sending planes to aid ihe Israelis The Rhode Island Trowel Club speak or his recent travels In Is­ WE WELCOME INQUIRIES In bombing Egyptian airfields· In will hold Its annual Ladles' Night rael, ERNIE CHERNICK SYDNEY, KRAM~R the Six-Day War last June, dinner dance on Nov. 5 at the Representatives will attend Tapes of a telephone call be­ Crestwood Country Club, Reho­ from Henry Friedman, Cranston­ tween Cairo and Amman, In which both, Mass. Julius Fisher Is K.C. INSURANCE AGENCY r Hope, Judah-Touro, Plantations, INC. Nasser proposed "that the accusa­ chairman of the affair. Louis Roger Williams, Woonsocket and 6 BRAMAN ST. (COR. HOPE ST.) PROVIDENCE, R.I. tion be made 'to explain the Arab Blumenthal Is state president and 't\Lesterly lodges and Hope, Roger TEL. 7 5 1-4000 rout, were made public by Israel Abraham E. Goldstein, club pres­ Williams, Cranston-Warwick and some days later, ident, ot the afnllate of the Inter- Westerly chapters, TiiE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1967 13 Hoffer Links Survival Of Mankind To Israel NEW YORK - The survival "No country of the Occident of mankind depends upon the sur­ will ever discharge Its debt to Is­ vival of the State of Israel, Eric rael. The whole of the Occident FIRST SON IS BORN Hoffer, the longshoreman-turned was Involved In the persecution, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dennts author, declared recently In "TIie the humiliation and the final anni­ Greenberg of 159 Fourth street Passionate State of Mind," a hilation of six mllllon Jewish announce the birth on Oct. 10 of one-hour television Interview men, women and chil dren. Not their first chlld and son, Kenneth program conducted by newscaster one country, not one country with Scott. Mrs. Greenberg Is the for­ , Eric Sevarled on the Columbia all their open spaces that there mer Marilyn Gall Tolman, daugh­ Broadcasting System network. are, in this country, in Brazil, in ter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Hoffer, who has just written a Austrafla, not one threw Its Tolman of Sackett Street. Pater­ phll osophlc commentary on gates open to the Jews while e~~ nal grandparents are Mr. and American life with the same title cape was still possible. These Mrs. Myer Greenberg of May­ as the program's, said, "As it Jews had to crawl on their knees flower Street. Maternal great­ goes with Israel, so It wlll go to beg for visas. Not one country grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. with all of us. If Israel perishes, remonstrated with Hitler; not one Samu e I Goldman of Taylor the holQCaust will be upon us, and country broke diplomatic rela­ Street. history wlll cease to make any tions with him. We're all Involved .ANNOUNCE SON'S BIRTH meaning to me." in it." Prof. and Mrs. Larry Selinker of Seattle, wash., announce the birth of their first child, Michael ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Max David, on Sept. 27. Paternal ENGAGED - Dr. and Mrs. Joseph ROBERT STARR BRIDGE CLUB Sholovltz of West Hartford, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sack of 256 Wl111ston Way, Paw­ • • 1060 HOPE ST., PROVIDENCE - 831-4669 Conn., announce the engagement Solomon E. Selinker of Provi­ tucket, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ba1bara Jean, dence. Maternal grandparents are of their daughter, Miss Ina sue DUPUCA TE BRIDGE SCHEDULE to Steven K, Frankl, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Namm of Sack, to Gary Howard Fine, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Fine of and Mrs. John Frankl of Hart­ Silver Spring, Md. Paternal THURSDAY • 12, 30 p.m. Llncolnwood, Ill. SUNDAY - 7,30 p.m. ford, Conn. great-grandmother Is Mrs. Hasha MONDAY - 12,30 p.m. FRIDAY. 12,30 p.m. Miss Sack, a graduate of Tol­ Miss Sholovltz, !' graduate of Selinker of Providence. Maternal TUESDAY - 11 ,00 a .m. FRIDAY - 8, 00 p.m. the University of Connecticut, ts great-grandmother Is Mrs. Paul­ man High School, Pawtucket, will WEDNESDAY - 8,00 p.m. SATURDAY - 12,30 p.m. a member of phi Beta Kappa and ine Fox of Silver Spring. graduate In June with a B.A. de­ SATURDAY. 8,00 p.m. gree In Classics from Wheaton KaJ)pa Delta Pl. She Is a teacher FIRST CHILD IS BORN MONDAY - 8:00 p.m. for non-Masters In the Windsor school system. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill I. Has­ College, Norton, Mass., where WEDNESDAY. 12,30 p.m. fo, non•Masters She ls the granddaughter of Na­ senfeld of 24 Indian Ridge Road, she Is a Dean's List student. Mr. MASTER POINTS. - COFFEE - AIR•CONDITIONED ♦ than Davis and the late Mrs. South Natick, Mass., announce the Fine received a B.S. degree In •• Accounting from Northern Illinois Davis and Mr. aud Mrs. Abraham birth of their first child, a daugh­ Shop MELZER'S For the LARGEST SELECTION OF Sholovltz of Providence. ter, Bonnte Lauren. Grandparents University, De Kalb, Ill., and an Mr. Frankl Is also a graduate M.S. degree from Roosevelt Uni­ are Mrs. Gertrude Hassenfeld of versity, Chicago. H

LINEN EVENT KICK-OFF - The ldck-off lwicheon was beld recently for the Annual Linen and Equipment Event of the Ladles Association, Jewish Home tor the Aged, Mrs. Leonard Sholes Is chairman of the af­ FLOOR COVERING CO. fair, which will take place on_Wednesday, Nov, 15, at Temple Emanu-El. Freil Kelman Photo SHOWROOM: B&P HADASSAH 195 Cole Avenue Mrs. Elisha Scollard, presi­ , ORGANIZATION_ NEWS dent of Providence Senior Hadas­ He did it again with drops and ends sah, will report on the recent na­ He'll save you enough till your pocketbook bends tional convention at the meeting EMANU-EL MEN'S CLUB Club sponsored by the Rhode Is­ on Sunday, Oct. 22, of the Busi­ Carpet or inlaid it's no never mind The Men's Club of Temple To him they handle as one of a kind land Chapter of the National As­ ness and Professional Group of Emanu-El w!ll hold Its first sociation for Gifted Children In Hadassah. Miss Ida Garr will Your credits no goad • So cash you must pay meeting of the season on Satur­ But so must his sister or ·Mom the same way celebration ot Gifted Child Week. preside at the meeting which will day, Oct. 21, at 8:30 p.m. in the The organization believes that In­ be held, beginning at 2:30 p.m., Quality and Service - 30 years do prove meeting house. An tmusual pro­ So call the BIG-T before making your move. sufficient attention is being given at the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel. duction of the Broadway hit, to the needs ot gifted children. MURRAY TRINKLE FLOOR COVERING CO. "Fiddler on the Roof," with the The dinner Is open to the pub­ 22ND ANNIVERSARY PARTY Call me any time al: 521-2410 original score will be presented. l!c, Those Interested may contact The Gerald M. ·c1amon Aux­ This production has ·been given Jack Friedel, 395 Diamond Hill iliary JWV will hold an anni­ arotmd New Engl and for the past Road, Cranston, state chapter versary party on oct. 23 at 8 three years. president, p.m. Mrs. Jacob Broomfield and Sol M. White, vice-president Mrs, Murray J. Cohen are co­ JACK'S FABRICS and chairman of the program 'MONSfER MASJ:i' DANCE chairmeri. The program will show committee, annotmced that all Narragansett AZA will spon­ what the auxiliary• s 22 years DRAPERIES paid-up members and ther wives sor a dance, "Transylvania's have meant. Anniversary re­ wm be welcome at the meeting, Monster Mash," at the )ewlsh freshments will be served, which w!ll be foll owed by a coffee For Homes and Offices Community Center on Sessions FIREFLIES TO MEET hour at which officers ' wives w!II Street on Saturday, Oct. 28, from SUP COVERS BEDSPREADS be hostesses. The Flre!lles, a sports and 8 to 11 :',m. The music will be by friendship club !or 6th grade Members of the program 4111le Last Resort" and refresh­ UPHOLSTERING WINDOW SHADES committee are Harry Albert, boys, will hold Its nrst meeting ments wllJ be served. Jackets and at the Jewish Community Cen­ Mervin Boluslcy, Norman Kllbe, ties w!II be required wear. CALL PA S-2160 Benjamin Luttman and David Sug­ ter on Thursday, Nov, 2; at 7 p.m. Returning as leader-adviser FOR AN EXPERIENCED DECORATOR arman. Another Men's Club event will ARCHIE CHASET NOMINATED tor the group w!ll be Samuel Greenstein, We Will Gladly Help You With Any be a bus trip to New York on Stm­ Archie Chaset of Temple Em­ day, Nov. 5, to visit the Jewish anu-EI will be nominated !or the All 6th-grade boys Interested !:tome Decorating Problem You May Have Theological Seminary, the Jewish otnce ot corresponding secretary In Joining are Invited to attend the Museum , a Kosher restaurant on at the New England Regional Con­ meeting. Call Us Now. No Obligation. 72nd Street. ference of the United Synagogue 725 DEXTER STREET CENTRAL FAUS Reservations may be made by of America, to be held on Sunday, DANCING AT TOURO Roy and Sue Duskin, profes­ MON., TUES. , WED., FRI . ond SAT. 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; THURSDAY 9 to 9 calling Mr. White, PA 5-5970, PA Oct, 22, at Temple Israel, Shar­ 2-5600. ------on, Mass. Rabbi Saul Teplltz, sional Instructors, w!ll begin on Oct. 24 a five-week series of NEEI:5 OF THE GIFTED editor of the annual "Best Jewish •••••••••••••••••••••• Sermons," will give the keynote dance lessons for Touro mem­ Sister M, Josephina, a nation­ bers and their ladles on Tuesdays • • address, Co-chairmen of the con­ al authority on the education of from 8 to 9:30 p.m. • ference are William Morgan and • YOUR GREATEST ASSET the gifted, w!ll be guest speaker • • on Tuesday, Oct. 24, at a dinner Robert Aronson, president and SUCCOS WITH FARBAND -• • m eetlng at the Alpine Country vice-president of Temple Israel, Richard Nathan, recently re­ • • turned from Kibbutz Dan where IS YOUR LAST WEEKS he served as a voltmteer, will be • • ANSWER ... guest speaker at the Annual sue­ • • I CROSSWORD PUZZLE- cos Celebration sponsored by Farband branches In conjtmct!on • • with the Rhode Island Chapter of ABILITY ACROSS 45. Well vent­ 16. Over­ • • 1,Itallan ilated head the Jewish National Fund on Sun­ • • river 46.God: train day, Oct. 22, at 7:30 p.m. at 3.Edgesot Hebrew_ 18.Sklll Temple Beth Israel. Mr. Nathan • TO EARN • aklrta 20. Those will discuss his experience In • • 7.Fortlfy DOWN not Israel this past summer. Cantor • • 10."Ruthen­ l. Snooped In Joseph Lourie of Temple Emanu­ lum: sym, 2. Unltof office El will sing Jewish, Hebrew and • • 11. Persla. weight 21. Em­ English songs. Israel Resnick MONEY. 12. -- Paulo, 3. Hasten plqy • ELLIOT F. SLACK· • Brazil 4. Blunder 24.Parry will be. welcomed back from Is­ • 1018 INDUSTRIAL BANK BLOG., • 13. Interior 5.Pa's com- 25. Club­ rael. • DE 1-2422 • 15. Chief Teu­ panion sha.ped PAWTUCKET HADASSAH BUT ... tonic gods 6. Brittle 26. The 32. Poke The Pawtucket-Central Falls • • 17.Shleld cookies oleander 33. Chalice chapter of Senior Hadassah will 18. Mangan­ 27. Cool­ 35. Bone: • • 7. 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Mrs. Philip Le­ • • 25 DATE OF »JHTH ,. .Q(;<.;U l'A'l'JON...• &law "' " vine, who heads the organization, • • 36. Belonging I¾ will preside. to us IU> ~ ,.. ------• • ~ ~ POSf CARD EXHIBIT 37. Disconcert !,O • • 38. Himalayan ~" •t Post cards from 1890 to 1967 mammal ·~ wm be displayed In the · Empire • • ~ 15 SUN LIFE 40, Gunny ~3<, Room of the Crown Hotel from 11 • cloth ~ • >9 a .m. to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. ASSURANCE COMPANY • 41. U.S.S.R. 137 F.:1 ,- • river 29, ln the fifth annual public ex­ OF CANADA • l'IO ., • 43. Liberian ~I ·~ F.:1 hibit of the Rhode Isl and Post tribes Card Club, it was anno1mced by • • 44 ~•5 ,- '4.Needle ~ Mrs. Earl F, Quincy, president, ••••••••••••••••••••• • aperture 461-2258. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1967 15 'OPERA HIGHLIGHTS' The Rhode Island Civic Cho­ Israel ·finds 288,000 fewer Refugfes rale and Orchestra will begin Its 11th season with the presentat!Oh of "Opera Highlights" from "La In Occupied Areas lhan UNRWA Lists Travlata" and "Meflstofele" on JERUSALEM - A ·census In th! s category. _.. . , Saturday, Nov. 4, at..S:30 p.m. at conducted I ast month In the occu­ The ·census listed a total of Veterans Memorial Auclltorium. pied areas of Israel showed 288 .- 356,000 In the Gaza Strip, In­ Soprano Llcla Albanese, Tenor 000 fewer refugees under her cluding the refugees. This com­ Richard Kness, Nlchoas De Mar­ control than the• United Nations pared with an Egyptian census zo, bass, and the Rhode Island Relief and Works. Agency lists. projection at the end of 1966 list­ Boy Choir will sing. Subscription Israeli figures give a total of Ing 454,000 people, Including the and single tickets are available nearly 1,000,000 Arabs in the refugees. (521-5670, or write the chorale Gaza Strip, ·Old City, Golan The Israelis found that 67,000 and orchestra, 93 Eddy Street) Heights, Sinai Peninsula and west people now live In the former for the season, which will Include bank area. Jordanian sector of Jerusalem. "Messiah,'' ."Carmina Burana," In the Gaza Strip, the Israelis This area has been absorbed and Henry Molllcone•s "Stabat Ma­ counted 220,000 people they de­ Its residents are now considered ter" and the sixth Bach festival fined as refu~ees. The United Na­ citizens by the Israelis. with the St. Mathew Passion. tions agency s rolls listed 317,- · On the Golan Heights, the cen­ 000 as of May 31. . sus takers found only 6,400 resi­ The Israelis found 120,000 dents remaining of the estimated MR. LOUIS GARBER refugees still In the west-bank 80,000 who lived there before the 162 Lowden St., Pawtucket area. The agency's count near the war. wishes to thank all those ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Aar­ end of August was 311,182. This In the west-bank area, ex­ ENGAGED - Dr, and Mrs. Hy­ on Parness of 108 Colonial Road Included the Jerusalem .area, but cluding Jordanian Jerusalem, the man Goldstein of 84- Fosdyke who remembered him dur­ announce the engagement of their Israeli statisticians contended Israelis found 600,000 people. Street announce the engagement ing his recent illness. daughter, Miss Eleanor P-arness this would not alter the situation This compared with an esti­ of their daughter, Ell.en D. Gold­ of 15 Aberdeen Street, Boston, as there were very few 1948 ref­ mate of 830,000 based on the last stein, to Arthur W. Price of 3~ Mass., to Joel M. Goldberg of 629 ugees In the former J ordanlan Jordanian census, taken In 1961, Brainerd Road, Boston, Mass., East Fifth Street, New York City. sector of Jerusalem after the with an annual Increase of almost son of Mr. and Mrs. George He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. war. 3 per cent added to It. Price of 194 Sixth Street. Sidney Goldberg of 2675 ·Ocean The census was conducted un­ Only 33,000 people were Miss Goldstein, a graduate of ·z··· Avenue, Brooklyn. der the direction of Prof. Roberto counted In northern Sinai, and of Hope High School and Emerson Miss Parness is a senior at Bacchi, head of the lsraell Cen­ College, Is a student at Katherine the Northeastern University these 30,000 lived In the city of tral Bureau of Statistics and an El Arlsh. The rest of the penin­ Gibbs School. Mr. Price, a grad­ School of Nursing. Mr. Goldberg, expert In demography. uate of Hope High School and the a graduate of Brown University, sula is occupied n6W only by no­ .. •·····w~-ATs N~w ?) The findings were cited as U nl ve rs It y of Pennsylvania is attencllng the New York Uni­ madic Bedouins...... ·-·········••...... evidence to substantiate Israel's Before the fighting In June the (1967), Wharton School, IS a stu­ versity School of Law. contention that the number of ref­ dent at Boston Collj!ge Law An August wedcllng Is planned. United Nations rolls for the west­ ugees listed by the United Nations bank area listed 430,000 refu­ School. was Inflated. gees, Mr. Cassels said. A July 6 wedding Is planned. SABBATH OBSERVANCE The total number of refugees 16 Tishrel from the 1948 war that the United Candlellghtlng time - 5:39 p.m. Nations has registered In Jordan, Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria was Yom Kippur fund Raising Appeals It's whot you do with the classic MEETING ON ARTS FESfNAL more than 1,325,000. that's new! Rain An o-pen meeting to discuss 1be census, of course, cov­ coots ... in the the Rhode Island Arts Festival ered only those refugees In the Ending, for Pre-Holiday Approach sun. Coatdresses will be held on Wednesday, Qc:. territories captured by Israel lri NEW YORK - Congregations seekto Include all charges In the . as coab. Mini and maxi . 25, at 8:30 p.m. In the Providence June. There were no refugees on of all branches of American annual dues of congregants and Journal Auclltorlum. D\fferences the Go! an Heights. avoid separate fund-raising ap­ chained to­ Judaism are cancelling the once­ gether. Stoclc­ of opinion on festival policy and Israel's contention that there common procedure of fund-rais­ peals, and that this applied to types of. art have led the R.l. Arts are fewer refugees than are reg­ ings ... not • to ing appeals In connection with the Kol Nldre fund-raising. He said - be - seen• istered by the United Nations may Festival, R.l. Fine Arts Council observance of Yorn Ktppur. that,_by and large, the S80 Re­ through. . Never also eventually benefit her If a and State Council on the Arts to A recent survey by the United form congregations adhere to that in the history of I' plan this meettng for a frank dls­ peace settlement Is made in Synagogue of. America, national practice. civilization hen I cucusslon of the tent exhibits which compensation for refugees A fashion been IO I organization of Conservative con­ spokesman for the Orthodox I near the railroad staUon. Is paid. gregations, reveals that 5.7% of Union, representing some 3,000 much fun . I For last month's count the Is­ congregations In the U.S.and Can­ Come, see tt. i Its 820 affiliated congregations new-do's! I OMBUDSMAN ADVOCATE raeli census-takers defined a have completely eliminated fund­ ada, said that . more and more Sen. Julius C. Michaelson of refugee as any person who was raising at the Yorn Klppur serv­ member congregations were us­ ' Providence, Democrat, District born In what Is now Israel or who lce.Anothei, 28% conduct "silent' Ing the approach of sending com­ ·3, long ·an· advocate for the crea­ was a resident In what Is· now' Is­ appeals" . by dlstrltiutlng cards mittees to visit congregants be­ tion of the offtce of ombudsman In rael before Palestine was · parti­ returnable by mall or collected fore the High Holy Days to seek ~i Rhode Island, will participate In a tioned by the United Nations In by ushers. . essential funds . I discussion of the subject at the I 948. The wives and children of Arthur J. Levine, chairman of Sol Abramson, coordinator of · 1 32nd American Assembly at Ar­ such people were al so Included. the United Synagogue's committee the National Council of Young 'I dep House, Harriman, N. Y., trom Jeff Cassels, chief of the on synagogue administration, at­ Israel, said that about 60% of t!ie · Oct. 26-29. He succeeded In· ob­ United Nations agency's oper­ 'i tributed the trend to a campaign organization's 106 affiliated con­ i talnlng passage of an ombudsman ations for the west bank, said to­ which his committee conducted gregations still hold fund-raising I bill In the Senate at the last two day that the United Nations de­ In 1964 to respect the "dlgnl ty appeals during the High Holy i sessions of the General Assem­ fined a refugee as anyone living of the service" by abstaining Days but that the trend Is to sub­ 'I bly, bu1 the legislation died In for two years before I 948 In what from fund-raising appeals dur­ stitute pre-holiday approaches. I committee In the House. became Israel and who lost his ing the Kol Nldre service. Of Scancllnavlan origin, th.e livelihood or property and sought Spokesmen for the congrega­ OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! post of ombud'sman Is to help refuge In either Lebanon, Syria, tional organizations, Including the citizens with complaints against Jordan, or the Gaza Strip. Their Re.form Union · of American TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE government agencies and offi­ families were al so counted In this Hebrew Congregations and the Just $7.00 cials, and to smooth their path In definition. Union of Orthodox Jewish Con­ dealing with overlapping depart­ Mr-. Cassels declined to com­ gregations, emphasized that con­ Entitles You To Become A Member Of mental f\Jnctlons. ment on the Israeli flncllngs until gregations are autonomous and · he had an . opportunity to study . that the national associations B'NAI B'RITH and to BOWL Monday Nights 'BUBER AND ISRAEL' them. A dialogue Oil Marttn Buber could only seek. to persuade the From 9 P.M. to .11 P.M. In their surveys, the Israelis affiliates In regard to desired and Israel will be televised over · also asked west-bank Gaza .and For details call DEB81E HOROWITZ 942-4962 Channel 36, WSBE-TV, on Tues­ courses of actfoii on fund-raising Strip residents whether they re­ and other congregational matters. day, Oct. 24, at 9 p.m. Earlier ceived any aid from the United that day, at 7 p.m., John Burton, Rabbi Alexander Schl_ndler, Nations agency or were regis­ vice-president of the UAHC, said artist In glass, wlll demonstrate tered with It. his personal technique In glass­ the Reform organlzat!on's official According to· the Israeli re­ position Is that affiliates should blowing and exhibit 4 ,000-year­ . port, 30,000 people In the Gaza old examples of the first glass. Strip, who did not qua)lfy as refu­ On Wednesday a Feydeau farce, gees under the Israeli definition·, Israel Accedes aooents. ino. "The Rlbarcller System," will be were on United Nations rolls. On shown at 8 p.m., and on Thursday the west bank, there were 60,000 To Treaty Seeking at 8 p.m. "Nur Etn Tag,'' ·a semi-documentary on the routtne lo Trace Death Facts happenings In a Nazi concentra­ Israeli Arab Girls UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. - tion camp on a parttcular day In Israel has become the sixth January, 1939. It was written by Found 'Less Obedient' member of the United Nations to Gunther R. Lys, who spent 54 ACRE - Arab girls In Israel accede to an International treaty months In a camp. Martha Gra­ have noticed wl th some surprise which may help to trace and es­ ham's company will present a. and mortification that Arab and tablish the facts of the deaths of new ballet version of Copland's Dr use girls from the Go! an Jews during World War Two. "Appalachian Spring" at 7:30 Heights · and the west blink area The formal document Is en­ p.m . on Tuesday. are becoming engaged to young titled "Protocol for the Further men from the Israeli commu­ Extension .of the Period of Valid­ NEW JOURNAL ON NOVEL nities In Increasing numbers. ity of the Convention on the .Dec­ The first Issue of a new jour­ According to "The Jerusalem laration of the Death of Missing nal decllcated to the crltlc,al eval­ Post," local sources &tribute the Persons." This UN convention uation of the novel as a literary success of these· girls to "Mo­ provides "for the decl aratlon of form was published yesterday at har" (bride money), which In the death for persons whose ' last Brown University. Organizers newly occupied regions ranges residence was in Europe, Asia or and editors of the new publica­ from $200 to $333, whereas In Is­ Africa and who have disappeared' tion, "Novel: A Forum on Fic­ rael the price ranges from $2,000 In the years 1939,,-1945 under cir­ tion," are members of the Brown_ to $3,3333. cumstances afforcllng reasonable English Departtnent. AnQther reason Is that these grounds to- Infer death as a con­ Prof. Edward A. Bloom Is girls are "mor11 obedient and sequence of events of war or of senior editor: Associate Profs. less Independent" than ·Israeli racial rellglous,.polltlcal or na- Mark Spllka and Park Honan, girls who have "begun demanding tional persecution." · managing editors; Assoc. Prof. equal rights under the I aw." 1be Convention does not cover John W. Shroeder, business m&Jl­ In most cases, the bride­ members of armed forces who / ager, and Assoc. Prof. David grooms- have applied for entry were In those continents during / Krause, production manager. permits for their wives. Only two the years Of World War Two. have announced that they WI shed Five other countrle s have thus 201 WAYLAND AVE. 521~· ~ long face often shortens to settle In the bride's liome far acceded to the Protocol which one s list of customers. town. was opened for accession. 16 ll!E RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, o<;TOBER 20, 1967 --HERALD-- Dr. Weiss-Rosmarin Questions Validity Classified Of Conclusions On Masada Suicides -Coll 724-0200- (Continued from page 8) J otapata In Galliee by Vespasian, the summit was of course the 3a - Apartments Wanted I submit that the remains when he "preferred to live as a bow and arrow." Does Dr. Yadln mean to of the last defenders of Ma­ traitor rather than die as the ADULTS would like 4-room flat, mod­ sada were not found on Masada general 9t the Jews •••• And thus say that the Slearll command­ ed by Eleazar Ben-Ya'lr had ern. Rent reasonable. East Side, because they did not die In the started Josephus• career as a Hope Street section. Write R.I. Jew• precincts of the mountain for­ Roman protegee who was a trai­ no swords and spears? The ish Herold, Box S.18, 99 Webster tress. It was not the lite-style tor to his own peopie." very name Sicari! Indicates, Street, Pawtucket, R. I. 02861. of those who resisted Rome on To be a deserter and Join as Josephus notes, that their preferred weapon was the slca Masada to - commit suicide. the enemy In a civilian capac­ 17 - Roor Servicing ity, as Josphus did, Is one (Latin tor "a short dagger"). They were the kind of men to ROOR WASHING and poH shing. All exact a high price for their thing; but deliberately to · en­ The tact that no weapons tor hand-to-hand fighting and no work guaranteed. Coll for free esti­ lives. I am convinced that the tice 39 men Into s1jiclde Is an­ mate. Joseph Dubeau, RE 9-2722. last defenders of Masada de­ other thing altogether. When slcas were found on Masada proves, as I see It, that the fended their fortress, fighting Josephus recorded the events 19 - General Services the Romans In a last desperate at ;Jotapata and how he de­ last defenders ot Masada did ceived his companions-In-hid­ fight. As this was a hand-to­ stand unto dea\h and lntllctlng hand battle, Eleazar and his FLOOR CLEANING and polishing. heavy losses upon the enemy. ing Into suicide, so as to save Also general home cleoni ng. lorry Considering the strategic ad­ himself, he wrote: "It would men took their slcas and their BECOMES c.r..u. - Haylm Mush­ Dugon. 353-9648 vantage of, the defenders of be unfair, when the rest are swords and spears to the nick, Office account and debit ufn Masada, It may well be that gone, somebody should repent battle line. agent ot the Metropolitan Life they first fought the Romans and save himself." This was .There were no suicides on Insurance Company, was desig­ 20aa - Help Wanted, Male on their own ground, that Is to the post facto judgm,ant of Jo­ Masada. nated Chartered Life Underwriter say, on the siege ramp and sephus' guilty conscience on at national conferment exercises HIGH SCHOOL BOYS (4), We need himself. He was unfair, re­ of the American College or Life 4 boys to w ork with manager after that only as their ranks were Israeli Minister school and Saturdays. Mu st be neat depleted and the Romans pented, and lived after thirty­ Underwriters In Chicago last appe aring and ambitious. Coll Mr . nine men had died upon his ad­ month. The C.L.U. designation Is brought up reinforcements Reaffirms Demands Brody t o a rrange inter view. from their huge besieging vice. granted after four to !Ive years ot 861 -3386. force, they stormed Masada. I submt: that Josephus , (Continued from page I) special study (In this state, at the Dying In battle - perhaps In a craving catharsis and attempt­ and sovereignty. u University or Rhode Island) and a 21 - Help Wanted, Women surprise attack on the Romans Ing to !Ind an excuse tor being He al so asked If the United series of professional exam­ In the night after the breaching directly i:esponslble tor the Ara.b Republic would forbid ter­ inations. It ls awarded to Insur­ COMPANION to live in with older and burning of the wall, or In deaths of the thirty-nine who rorist organizations to operate ers ot human life. woman . 724-2336. hand to hand combat on the as­ died by their own hands and from Its territory and whether It Mr. Mushnlck who Is In the sault ramp and within Masada the decision of the lot, con­ was "prepared for the replace­ Cranston omce of the Metropoli­ OUR SALESWOMEN, Earn fine week­ - the last defenders may well sciously fabricated the story ment of a state of war by a state tan, has been with the company ly incomes, plus Savings Bonds. ot the end ot the last defenders of final and durable peace." for 11 years. He attended the Earn your Holiday expense money have shared In death the !ate with AVON. Coll GA l -2908. ot the last defenders of J e­ ot Masada. By exulting their The Foreign Mini ster sug­ College ot Business Adminis­ mass suicide as the acme of ge sted a peace-negotiation agenda tration, Boston University, and Is rusalem. Their dead bodies 42 - Special Notices were left where they fell In heroism, admired even by the that woul d Include political and a member of the Providence Lite Romans, he exonerated him­ juridical que stions, security and Underwriter s Asspclatlon and the battle. WORKING WOMAN wanted to shore In the same chapter, Dr. Ya­ self• . . territorial questions , popul atlon N atlonal Association ot Lire Un­ private home with woman . Gorden din reports that each family Strange 1 y, really In­ problems , economic questions , derwriters. City area. Re nt reasonable. WI seemed to have set Its few be­ excusably, Dr. Yadln takes no communication problems and cul­ 2-1658. longings on fire and that It notice or the Identity or the tural and scientific cooperation. For news of your organiza­ 10-27 seemed not to matter to them If mass suicide by lot at Jotapata Turkey's Foreign ·Minister, tion, read The Herald. their belongings tell Into the and the alleged mass suicide lhsan Sabrl Caglayangll, In his hands or the Romans, but Dr. by lot of the last defenders of speech, mentioned the status of W elss-Rosmarln does not !Ind Masada. Apparently Dr. Yadln Jerusalem and the welfare of Gussing Reports Atrocity Charges that the casemate apartments and limited his study ot Josephus' Arab refugees as two points of dwelling huts yield any evidence "The J ewlsh War" to the special anxiety In the Middle substantiating Josephus' Tale. pages on Masada. .•• East. Against Israelis Have No Foundation Dr. Yadln's "melodramatic In point or tact, there Is He said that Israel's refusal UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. - writing . to the governments ot zenith" when he describes 11 abundant evidence that the de­ to yield control of the Jordanian Nils-Goran Gusslng, Secretary­ Syria and Egypt, asking Informa­ small ostraca Is also pooh­ tenders ot Masada did fight In sector of -Jerusalem went beyond General U Thant's special repre­ tion on the treatment ot Jewish poohed by the editor, whose refu­ the final battle or the ultimate Arab-Israeli affairs and was sentative on the welfare of Arab persons In those countries. · tation ot this consists of the In­ show-down; Dr. Yadln writes being followecl by all world opin­ Inhabitants, reported to the Gen­ He Indicated he had stressed formation that lots were cast with that while "hundreds ot ar­ ion. Of the refugees, he said the eral Assembly that he had found It would be "particularly helpful" little stones, not with pieces ot rows were found on Masada, nations of the world cannot re­ little evidence to support Arab to know "how the personal and pottery, and that many more os­ literally In heaps where they main unmoved by their plight. charges ot atrocities by Israeli property rights ot such persons traca than 11 should have been had been piled and In­ That question must be separated troops. had been affected by the recent found It they were Indeed lots. tentionally set on fire •.• only from the political problem , he Mr. Gusslng was sent by the war, how · many of them might The reason tor Josephus• fab­ very few weapons for hand-to­ added. Secretary-General to the Arab have been and continued to be rication ot the melodramatic sto­ hand lighting, like the sword The armistice agreements to states and Israel In conformity · confined and tor what reason, and ry or the mass suicide, she be­ or spear, ·were found on Ma­ which Mr. Eban referred were with a June 14 Security Council whether they were free to leave lieves, can be found In the histo­ sada; the most ettectlve de­ negotiated on the Island of Rhodes resolution calling on Israel to In­ the country In which they were rian's account of the capture of fense weapon on the walls ot In the spring of 1949 to consoli­ sure the safety, welfare and se­ resident." date the cease-fire In the war curity of Inhabitants of the occu­ He reported that the Egyptian that came after the state of Israel pied areas. Government "expressed the firm was created In I 948. Egypt, Syr­ He said he had received "ex­ opinion that the Security Council resolution did no~ apply to the ) ia, Jordan and Lebanon made cellent cooperation at all levels" separate agreements with Israel In the countries he visited, and J ewlsh minority" In Egypt, and \ that had been the ba sis of a pre­ the facilities, Including transport, asked clarification or the Inter­ carious peace In the Middle East required. He Implied his dis­ pretation that It did apply. tmtll the June war. satisfaction, however, over the When the Egyptian Govern­ Mr. Eban said, of these fact that, IJJ the areas occupied by ment finally replied, he said, It agreements, that "by their own Israel, he could talk to displaced took the position that the Jews of terms they ceased effectively to persons, civilians and prisoners foreign nationality were looked exist at the moment when bellig­ of war only In the company ot after by the envoys of their re­ erent rights were claimed and representatives of the Israel spective countries; the stateless Arab governments spoke of the Government. Jews were under the mandate of possibility of a renewed war." In area after area, the report the U.N. High Commissioner for showed, the atrocity charges Refugees "who has an ottlce. In f uccR Dn made by the Arabs against Israel Cairo," and the Jews of Egyptian U• .J, r .J.J e Y proved without foundation. Here nationality, he was bluntly told, and there, Mr. Gusstng noted, as were "solely the responsibility of Arms Agreemen t In Syria, the government con- the United Arab Republic Govern­ THE VICTORY COIN, issued by the Bank of Israel to commemorate (Conttnued from page 1) cerned had deliberately !rlght- ment." the Six-Day War, sold out within hours during Its tlrst day of sale, During his visit to Damascus Tuesday, Sept. 26th, In the United States• . sumlng and Israel Is one of the ened people Into leaving their on August 29, he reported, he beneficiaries. home areas. discussed the problem with Syr­ Eighteen Centurion tanks have In some cases, some local Is- ian ottlclals "at some length." Israel Issues Victory Coirr, gone or will go to Israel to make raell commanders, he reported, Pending a written answer, he was up for her losses that exceeded may have contributed to the told, the Syrian Government JOO. Jordan has bought three uneasiness of the Arab In- "welcomed the chance to assure U.S. Supply A Sell-Out Hunter Jet fighters to rep! ace 17 habitants. But charges that Israel the Special Representative that NEW YORK - The Victory against a stylized star and the shot down In June. demolished villages were not the J ewtsh minority In Syria, Coln, Issued by t~ Bank of Israel nominal value In Hebrew. Be­ An Israeli purchase mission borne out by the facts, except In numbering about 4,000, and main­ to commemorate the Six-Day tween the star's rays, the word was In Britain recently seeking to Instances where destruction was ly concentrated In the cities of War, went on sale at banks In 50 "Israel" appears In English, buy more than JOO of the Centu- the result ot military activity Damascus, Aleppo and Kamlshll, rlons, which are being ·replaced during the war. United States cities on Tuesday, Hebrew and Arabic. On the re­ h The report went Into details of were treated In exactly the same Sept. 26, and within a few hours verse, the Western Wall of the by Chieftains In · the Britts , population movements in all way as other Syrian citizens." collectors had bought out the Temple of Solomon In Jerusalem, Army. banks' entire supply. known as the "Walling Wall," Is Israel Foreign Minister Abba areas visited by Mr. Gusslng. But FAMILY SERVICE MEETING Eban said recently that negotla- he pointed out that, for Instance Eight directors of the Jewish In annotmclng the results (If portrayed with the date of Its In the Jordan River area, there the sale, the Israeli Government restoration to Jewish worship. On tlons for arms pure h ases are go- were no specific data about Israel Family and Children's Service Coins and Medals Corporation, -the edges, In Hebrew and English, Ing on In Paris and Washington. forcing Arabs to cross over Into will be renominated for three­ the organization responsible for are the dates 5.6 - 10.6.67. He said that he expects both the Jordanian-held east bank re­ year terms at the 38th annual worldwide distribution of the Joseph Mlloa, assistant trade nations to "carry out their writ- meeting on Monday, Oct. 23, at 8 ten agreements wJth us." Wash- glon. p.m. at Kane Hall, Butler Heal th State's coins and commemorative commissioner, announced that h On the other hand, he reported medals, accredited the rapid preparations are already under­ lngton Is still rev/ewlng t e sale that Arabs were told by Israeli Center. They are Mesdames Ber­ sell-out to the growing Interest of way for the Issuance of the I 968 of two squadrons of A-4 -Skyhawk loudspeakers mounted on automo­ tram L. Bernhardt, Oscar Bind­ U. s. collectors In Israeli coin­ Israeli specimen set, which will flghter-bombers promised to ls• er, Alfred Fain and J acob Hohe­ age, as well as the special en­ feature the 20th anniversary of rael and F-104 Interceptor planes biles "that they might be better nemser, and Norman Fain, Ben­ thusiasm generated by this par­ the State of Israel. promised to Jordan before the • off on the east bank." jamin M. Falk, Karl Foss, Shep­ ticular commemorative coin. Further Information on the war. Mr. Gusslng reporte