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French Aiccraft B,uilder ·Dassault Denies Connection With Policy PARIS, Jan, 23 - Marcel outside France. Pan American Dassault, the Frenc6 aircraft World Airways has ordered 250. bullder whose Mirages may be The company, which has no tipping the balance of power In stock In the hands of the public the Middle East, Indicated that he , . and Issues no financial reports, had nothing to do , with policy Is run, Mr. Dassault said, In a THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEW/SH W EEKLY IN R, /. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. regarding the sale of French way that Is more economical than mllltary planes. large American aircraft VOL. Lill. NO. 48 PRIDAY,JANUARY-30. 1970 15C PER COPY 16 PAGES He maintained that the sale of companle·s. Mirage jets to Libya and the Mr. Dassault said that when .1 embargo preventing Israel from he started - the company after ,..... taking delivery of 50 Mirages she World War U It was In effect a Prof. Pollak Feels Emergency Conference had already paid for were one-man show - "that Is to political matters. "It Is the say, I was at once the chief French Government that makes technician, Industrialist, Greatly Unified U.S. Jewish leadership the policy of France," he added. salesman, financier, etc." While never going so far as to Since 1951, when he was The National Emergency of the Brown University Physics pr a Is Ing President Nixon's disavow the embargo, which was elected to the National Assembly Conference on Peace In the Department, one of tht Rhode message to the conference. But , Imposed by Gen. Charles de as a Gaulllst Deputy, he has Mideast. convened by the Island delegates. the delegates were vrltlcal or Gaulle after the · 1967 Arab shared some of his powers. Conference of Presidents of "It had the effect of greatly attempts by the United States and Israeli · war, Mr. Dassault spoke Mr. Dassault remained In major American Jewish unifying the leadership of the other major powers to draft the .' of his friendship for Israel, which charge of designing. "I kept for organizations. which met last Jewish communities of the United framework for an Arab-Israel! • had been his-best customer for myself the part of the job that weekend In Washington. D.C., was States,'" he said There was great settlement. Such efforts. their military aircraft. was most agreeable since It was quite successful for several concern and a great outpOurlng of resolutions declared '"have In "The Marcel Dassault creative," he explained. reasons feels Prof. Pred Pollak, sentiment concerning the crisis fact Impeded progress towards a l Aircraft Company, which has In the Middle East. Through the genuine peace," worked with Israel for 15 years, conference the delegates learned Another resolution condemned about the problems which France's .,anti-Israel and pro -l holds the courage of the Hebrew 4 people and the ability of Its pilots confronted them and how to Arab pollcy" and called on In the highest regard," he approach them. Internally. Prof. Pren ch Pre side n t Georges asserted In an hour-long Pollak felt, It was of great value. Pompldou "'to reverse (It) and lift Interview. Secondly, he felt that It the arm s embargo against l Mr. Dassault, who converted "showed our \D'dty' " that we Israel." The resolution also from Judaism to Roman could muster a great many sought to differentiate between Catholicism In 1947, retused to people." He feels that President the actions or the Pompldou make planes for the Germans Nixon recongized the significance regime and the "genuine during World War U and spent ~ the conference. (The statement sympathy and friendship extended three years In the Buchenwald which he sent to the group Is by the Prench people to Israel In concentration camp. printed on Page 9). the past." Considered a genius among Approximately 1,000 people ,.Our Job now," says Prof. aircraft designers, he Is now one attended the conference with Pollak. "Is to muster public of the richest men In France. Of representatives from 40 to SO opinion. public sentiment. • .A slight bulld, he Is young looking organizations from 35 states. long range campaign must be for his years - he ls 78 - and 0th er Rhode Islanders who conducted pointing out what the remarkably sprightly. attended the conference were facts are." He confirmed that the 50 Lawrence Y. Goldberg. Mr. and The delegates met. In small Mirages embargoed by the Mrs. Peter Bardach and Martin parties. with more than 200 i French and remaining with units Goodman. Senators and Representatives. Prof. Pollak said he was pleased (•' of the French Air Force "are The Nixon administration war ftown often by Israeli pilots and urged by the conference to with the Interviews with the maintained by Israeli Withdraw the State Department's congressmen. Many or them have mechanics.'' •' specific proposals" for a made statements In behalf of Other sources disclosed that Dedication Of Mikvah Middle East settlement .. so that Israel among them Senators since the affair last Christmas In the Arab-Israel! negotatlons Pastore and Pell. and which five French-built gunboats Held On Monday, Jan. 26 which President Nixon has called Congressman St. Germain and for wlll Indeed be undertaken Tiernan or Rhode Island. mysteriously found their way to The only Mlkvah In Rhode congregation, the Installation of a Israel from Cherbourg despite without pre-conditions." Rabbi Hershcel Schachter of Island was formally dedicated at heating unit, the painting and A resolution was adopted (Continued on page 9) the embargo, the planes had been the Installation meeting of the renovating was done by the Vaad provided with only 20 m lnutes' Vaad Hal
LOOKING FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT???? LEA VI! FOIi ISIIAB: ,..,. of the 91oup which left f• the Kennedy Airport In New York last Sunday lo tako ..WANT TO GLAMORIZE YOUR MEALS AT HOME??? part In the United Jewish Appeal's "Operation hraol 1970" aro shown above. Tho 23-man delegation from Rhode Island is part of a 224 man nationwide mission to 1sr-1 lod by Morrill L Hassonfold, hon-ry presi . -IF YOU REALLY CARE, DROP IN AT THE dent oftho Gonoral .lowish Commlttff of Rhode Island and a mombor of tho national UJA Cabinet. Shown, left to right, In tho front row, are Jack Sunde!, Hyman Fishbein, Dr • .,_ph Jay Fishbein, Robert A. Riosman~ SOUP TO NUTS FOOD SHOP lonjamln M. Falk, Samuel C. Kagan, Manfred Woil, loodor of tho R. I. million. In tho back row, loft to right, aro Bonton R-n, Hyman Coldn, Sheldon S. Sollosy, Karl Fass, Harold T...,r, Horvy W. Markoff, David Has :-:-: • . :,N M"IDLAND MALL, WARWICK ·sonfold, Makolm C. 8rombor9 and Dr. Morris L Blclonnan. Particlpatln1 in tho miuion, but not shown In tho ·-·-·-· ·you·u FIND THE ANSWERS TO phot09raph, aro Mr. Hassonfeld, William M. Kolb, William M. Kolb, Jr., and Harold Solovoltzik of Wostorly. .• . . _THE ABOVE QUESTIONS Avenue, who died Jan. 21, were w · held Jan. 22 at the Max Sugarman • Bartadni'1 Famous Candies Memorial Chapel. Burial was In • Fr!a'h and unusual pastries and coolc:Ms. Lincoln Park Cemetery. , *-(omplete 24 foot delicate1Hn counter. 'The wife of the late Louis • Prime meat,, portion cut and oven ready. Lubin, she was born In Russia, a • Canned and frozen food from all over the world. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. • Panamerican cofffft ground fresh for you. CARL MICHAELSON Sisterhood, and the New England Leonard Bunchark. She had been • ... ~erything you need for entertaining, from "Soup to Null" . Funeral services for Carl region of the Nations! Federation a resident of Providence for the FIIESH, HOT NEW YORK PRETms NOW AVAILA&I Michaelson, 79, of 99 Hillside of Temple Sisterhoods, and had last 60 years. Avenue, who died on Monday, served on the latter's board of She Is survived by a son, UPTO NUTS FOOD SHOP AT MIDLAND PLAZA INWARWIC were held the following day at directors. She slso was a past Leonard Lubin of Providence; two Tel: 821-6077 At upper level, Main entrance. UM your charge caret. Congregation Sons of Zion. Burls! president of both the Providence daughters, Mrs. Elisha Scollard was In Lincoln Park Cemetery. chapter and New England region of Providence and Mrs. May 'The father of , State Senator of the National Council of Jewish Andelman of Cranston: five ADD OTHE BEAUTY Julius C. Michaelson of Women, as well as a former grandchildren and eight• great Providence, he had lived In member of the national board of grandchlldren. Providence for 47 years. 'The directors. OF YOUR HOME OR OFFICE husband of the late Cella (Cooley) Survivors Include three sons, • • WftH"CUSTOM-MAOE Michaelson, he had formerly Rabbi Maurice Davis of White MRS. SAMUEL BANDER lived on Pinehurst Avenue. Plains, N.Y., whom she was Funeral semces for Mrs. DRAPERIES He was born In Uthuanla, the visiting at the time of her death, Sadie Bander, 66, of 60" Slephen son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Irving Kotler of Providence, and Hopldns Court, who died Sunday FROM Israel Michaelson. He was a self Albert Davis of Cranston; two In Charlotte, N.C., at the home ot employed dry goods salesman daughters, Mrs. Coleman her son, William W. Bander, JJ.CK'S FABRICS until he retired five years ago. Zimmerman of Providence and were held 'Tuesday at the Max Mr. Michaelson was past Mn1. H. Jack Pelbelman of Sugarman Memorial Chapel. IF YOU HAVE A HOME president of Congregation Sons of Cranston, with whom she lived; Burial was In Lincoln Park DECORATING PROBLEM, Zion, past president of the three sisters, Mrs. Samuel Cemetery. CALL US AT PA 5-2160 Hebrew Free Loan Association, Plnegold and Miss Reka Marks, TIie wife of Samuel Bander, and was president of the NO OBLIGATION both of Providence, and Mrs. she was born In Boston, Mass., a Providence Working Men's Anne Rubin of Miami, Plorlda; a daughter of the late Woolf and ALSO SLIPCOVERS e·&EOSPREAOS Beneficial He was a World War I brother, Maurice Marks, eight Priscilla (Emanuel) Cohen. She •JJPHOL.STER.ING, WINOOW.HM_QE$ army veteran. grandchlldren and four great had lived In Providence most of 725 DEXTER STREET, CENTRAL FALLS Besides his son, he Is grandchlldren. her adult life. survived by a brother, Samuel • • Besides her husband and her OPEN: 9: 30 a.m. to 5: 30 p m. Monday thrv Saturday - Michaelson of Providence, and MRS, SAMUEL D. ROSE son, survivors are two brothers, - . two grandsons. Punersl services for Mrs. Cy Cohen <1 Boston, and Morris • • • Ethel S, Rose, 47, of 40 Red Cohen of Miami, Pia., and two MRS. JACOB DAVIS Cedar Drive, Cranston, who died granddaughters. WHY PAY MORE?? Funeral services for Mrs. Jan. 21, were held Jan. 23 at the • • Sadie Davis, 88, of 11 Baldwin Max Sugarman Memorial Chapel. Orchard Drive, Cranston, who JACOB WEISS Burls! was In Uncoln Park Funeral services for Jacob died January 21 In New York, Cemetery. after a brief Illness, were held Weiss, 47, of 24 Elgin Street, an 'The wife of Samuel D. Rose, electrical engineer, who died Jan. Sunday at Temple Beth EL Burls! she was born In Providence, the was In Congregation Sons of 24, were held Monday at the Max -~ N. Y_: SJYLE-LEAN-TENDER daughter of Louis Sbenkow and · Sugarman Memorial Chapel. Israel and David Cemetery. the late Ida (Latt) Shenkow, and ' .- 'Jbe wife of the late Jacob Burial was In Lincoln Park -f - had lived In Cranston for 20 Cemetery. I) I' Davis , she was born In years. . . Providence, a daughter of the late He was born In Poland, a son LB. Mrs. Rose was a member of of the late Morris and Helen >. FL AN KEN Isaac and Bertha Marks. She had Temple Beth Torah arid Its been a resident of Providence for (Horovitz) Weiss. He had lived In ' SAVE20•LB. sisterhood. Providence about 20 years . •~ mqst of her life. . Mrs. David was a past Besides her husband and Mr. Weiss had been employed father, she Is survived by two •..' O UR 0 W N f- RE'-> H M AD E FRE SH '> LI C ED OEL 1C IOUS president of Temple Beth El's by the Western Electric Company sons, Capt. Stephen Rose with the In New Jersey for a year before Air Poree In Los Angeles, and returning to Providence. Asks Draft Exemption Barry Rose of Cranston: a He was a 1948 graduate of daughter, Leslie Rose of Brown University and was a RO LL ED BE EF LB 75 ( For Atheist Pacifists Cranston, a student at the memb e r of the Brown University of Connecticut, and Engineering Society and the WASHINGTON - 'The three sisters, Mrs. Herbert tennis and fencing clubs while at American Jewish Congress asked White of Cranston, Mrs. Jerome Brown. "OUR OWN'' FRESH MADE the Supreme Court Saturday to Groten of Plushlng, N.Y,, and He was a World War U Army FULL OF ·TASTY CHUNKS OF CHICKEN.AND VEGETABLES gtve atheistic pacifists the same "A MEAL IN ITSELF" Sara Shenkow of Providence. veteran and served , In both right to be exempt from war duty • • • Europe and Asia. as religious paclflsts. MRS. LOUIS LUBIN Survivors are three brothers, In friend-of-court brief, the a Funeral services for Mrs, Benjamin, Charles and James Jewish organization said that the (Hl(lfEN PIESEACH 39c Pauline Lubin, 83, of 99 Hillside Weiss, all of Providence. Plrst Amendment forbids preferential treatment of Ouf<(J -/,N f- h'E- '. H M fdJ f- /\ LI ME /\1 l l\ RG E- believers over nonbelievers. 'Jbe Court wlll hear argument Max Sugarman on the Issue In reviewing a decision by Federal Clstrlct funera·I Home DINNER KN IS HES l. 09 J u d g e Charles Wyzansld of "THE JEWl~!:f FUNERAL DIRECTOR" t I r I H ~ I 1( • t ~ 4 Massachusetts, who ruled along the lines suggested by the Jewish group. n.e Government Is - MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION - appealing the decision. CAP.EKOSHER FOODS QE 1-8094 4S8 Hope St,-t Providence 51 WASHINGTON ST811!T BRANCH OUTLETS: : PAWTUCKET, R.I. Herald subscribers comprise FOR IMMEDIATE SERVla NOM OUT-OF-STATE NEW BEDFORD an active buying market. Por ••, 726-9393 MATTAPAN 726-1200 excellent results, .advertise In the C~~COLLE(T Herald. Call 724-0200. 11iE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY,JANU/.RY 30, 1,970 3 University Students OPEN SYNAGOGUE Strip for the use . of soldiers TEL AVIV - The Army stationed lo the Ratfah area. lt Is Form Actions Group Chaplains Corps has opened a the third synagogue established In synagogue In the southern Gaza the Strip. JERUSALEM - The Hebrew Unlv.erslty' s Students Union announced last week that It had formed an "actions committee" to pursue student demands tor -.MARTINIQUE greater representation In university affairs. The Union said .Restaurant 3 LB. It would try to achieve Its goals 461 by "persuasion and peaceful -3006 LOBSTERS means" but added that "more 140 BROAD ST., PROVIDENCr- AVAILABLE extreme action" was not precluded should other means _tail. The students have demanded representation on the University's governing Senate, on Its faculty councils and on the academic committees that meet once a week and decide most day to-day matters. The student demands were flatly rejected by the University's Rector, Prof. _ Jacob Katz, this week. AUTOMATIC MARKDOWNS EACH WEEK Speaking on national television, he said they couldn't CRUISJ-SPRING CLOTHES FOR THE STYLISH FEMALE be considered . until this year's ot experiments with joint student faculty committees are fully evaluated. P r o t . Katz accused the 1056 Hope SI. - ,_,..,,. Students Union of Incitement and ...... , • . I. what he called "open and disguised threats." He said "rumors" ot disquiet on the campus were "grossly exaggerated and, In some cases, Mn. Themas E. Wle.- clearly biased." ) , He played down the Miss Felice Gloria Goodwin, bouquet of Georgiana orchids and Importance of the Issues daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman foliage. MIAMI BEACH mentioned as causing _discontent. s. Goodwin of 61 Westford Road, Mrs. Carl P.- Sherr, a cousin was married Saturday, Jan. 24, to of the bride. served as the NON-STOP FLIGHT Thomas Ell Wiener of 700 7th matron of honor. The bride's Israeli Tanker Nivi Street, S.W., Washington, D.C., other attendants were Mrs. NEW FROM PROVIDENCE son .of Mr. and Mrs. Samson Jeffrey Buzen, Mrs. James Fine, IOUND TRIP Arrives At Eilat Wiener of 4408 Lorraine, Dallas, Mrs. Steven Nauhelm, Mrs. Leon Texas. Rabbi Wllllam G. Braude Mellow, and Miss Margie Fine. TEL AVIV - The largest officiated at the 6:30 p.m. vessel evei, to reach an lsraell The honor attendants wore Can Space limited - BOOK NOW! candlelight ceremony which was Can pink chiffon pants dresses, port - the lsraell tanker Nlvl, held at Temple Beth-El, A styled with mo!f1fled empire with a 125,000-ton displacement reception followed at the temple. waists , satin trimming and bishop - arrived at Ellat last week. The bride was given lo sleeves. Each carried a single FREE AND IMMEDIATE CONFIRMATIONS The Nlvl was built In the Swedish marriage by her father. She wore pink camellia. Ericksberg docks, a gown of Ivory peau de sole and John Novogrod was best man. Because of Its size. the Nlvl re-embroidered Alencon lace Ushers were Allan M. Goodwin, Miami Oceanfront was docked out deeper at sea than over English net, designed with a brother of the bride, Jerome the II!lual oily quay anchorage. high beaded neckline, long Selcula, Paul Auster, Steven Hotels~ Motels However, officials said, the sleeves with beading at the Nauhelm, and Leon Mello, harbor Is being enlarged to wrists, an empire waist, an broth e r-1 n-1 aw of t he ALMOST 100% REPRESENTATION handle tankers eve_n up to a A-line skirt and a cathedral bridegroom. 250,000-ton displacement. The length train, Her silk Illusion veil Afler a trip to Hawaii, the ASK FOR FREE FOLDER LISTING RATES, ETC. fully automatic Nlvl cost $9.5 fell from a matching headpiece. couple will reside at 700 7th mUllon. She carried a Victorian cascade Street, S.W ., Washington. ALSO: Concord - Grossingers - Nevele Archaeologisrs Find Name Bar Katros Kutscher - Granite - Raleigh - Others On Weight In Ruins Dated From AD 70 FREE BROCHURES AND RATES JERUSALEM - priestly class, but the weights Coins dating the l1nd within ~heologlsts have discovered and measures found 'lo one room two years also have been found, c.,.c. providing archeologlsts with a Zelda Koufhnan the name Bar Katros Inscribed on and the Indications of furniture or ("Cii:rtified Travel Counselor\" a stone weight lo the ruins of a carpentry work lo the other might means of dating pottery more house lo Jerusalem destroyed by not. exactly than heretofore. TIiis, lo CRANSlON TRAVEL - -so1 PARK A VE. CRAN.~'TON the Romans 1,900 years ago. Bar Katros could have been turn, wm enable them to date Ev.s ..by .appointment 781-4977 The house, - lo the Jewish the owner of the building, other sites where similar quarter of the Old City, Is the however, or he could have pottery, but no coins, has been first discovered "Intact" h'om engaged artisans tor some found. the siege and fire that ended a delicate work such as fashioning KNOCK our CANAL Jewish revolt lo A.D, 70. Israelis objects for the temple. TEL AVIV - The American are showing great Interest lo it Artifacts of the period have funded Ghor Canal In Jordan was because It represents the first been found before but never lo the knocked out for the third time by visual evidence of the event. Pompeii-like circumstances that Is r a e Ii air strikes against Prof. Nahman Avlgad of a r e providing experts with saboteur bases In the canal area Hebrew University, who Is evidence for the fire that lo reprisal for growing guerrilla uncovering the ruins lo the walled Josephus, a historian of the actions against Israeli Old City, which came under period, {"aid killed 1,100,000. settlements. WINTER Israeli control In the 1967 war, said the name Bar Katros SCHOOL appeared lo the Talmud as a family of high priests. ( For And About Teenagers ) HOLIDAY - Bar J(atros Is the family FR1., FEB. 20 - name, The first name Is missing, being on a part of the weight that SUN., MAR. l had been chipped oft. There was It's a gala for all the family, no way of knowing If Bar Katros You'll have all the bliss of was the owner or tenant of the a honeymoon while the . house, or both, kids are kept busy. , . The Talmod, the body of You can be a kid again Jewish law, compiled lo the on the toboggan run; en second century, also Includes joy the opulence of the magnificent new discussions and elaboration of the million dollar health club, refresh in indoor plunge law, with many legends and while the kids keep busy the day long and you all catch stories. Professor Avlgad said up for delicious dining, nights of entertainment-and tliat It was lo these legends and / THE WEEK'S LE1TER: "Here should not like you-if you are ·a special get-togethers. It's part of a package so stories that the name Bar Katros la my problem, I am 14 years old natural and pleasant person, Tbe perfectly tellored to you it's practically a gift appeared. and I like tbls kid at school a lot. second thing you need to realize Professor Avtgad has been to your family , , , In a class by Itself. He Isn't going with anyone right la that you will n e v e r know SPECIAL FAMILY RA1ES. excavating two rooms of a now, My girlfriends say that they whether he likes you or not until structure believed to be about 20 FREE group skfing lesaons, FREE lfOUP tennis' think I could get him because I'm be la given the opportunity --to lesaons, FREE group skatlna IBSOM, FREE feet wide and deep, Two cute. I'm seared that, if I am in- mate a decision, Your own inde additional rooms have yet to be group awlm leuons, FREE saunas, ·FREE dance troduced to him, he won't like me. claion and fearing the "wont" '"-ts, PLUS Cemlval, -Rock 'N Roll Banda, , , · uncovered. My brother know• him -and could mates that difficult. Learn to The house was In a favorable Teen Nlaflt Club, ~ue. . Introduce us, What do you think I think positive, Assume that he BUSTER CRABBE Swim~. ~, ~ position, or "rood 1hould do?" will like you-and remember that neighborhood,'• as one It Isn't the end of the world if he arcbeologlst put It, atop' a hill overlooklne the Temple Mount, a OUll REPLY: 'lbe ffnt thing doesn't like you u well u you r I s e containing the Second you lhould do la to .top being think you like him. CoNcoREiio Temple. The temple wu · al8!> .afraJd of. thinp tha.!, might hap- I Y" '-• • -·,..w .. Y°" - lo - , liaama Lake. New Yerk d"eatroyed In 70 A.D. pen or might not happen, If you =';..:, :',;°A,:-~m;..,::; lhlel Tel: 914, 794-4800 0.- Set Y• Tmel Ateill Thls placement would I ~ .) are cute, u your clrlfriendl Ny, c-,NIIYAMI --NNIIHIIVICI, , appropriate to a mail of tile there la no reuon that a boy ,u,.,_, n, 4 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY ,JANUARY 30, 1970 For el!cell~t results, adver TO ESTABLISH CENTER , ( WJC .To Reappraise tise In the, }ieralcl. Herald sub NEW YORK - A center for scribers ~omprlse an active buy _Jewish university students will be Policy At Meeting Ing market, Call 724-0200 or estabf!shed In Sao Paulo, Brazil, 724-0202. IDlder . the direction of Prof. TEL A vrv - An official of Jaime Pinsky of the University ol the World Jewish Congress Sao Paulo. Prof. Pinsky has been conceded last week that the In the United· States for the last organization's efforts to secure two m'?"ths studying the operation fllll minority rights for Soviet of the HIiiei student houses at Jewry have falled so far. Dr. universities. CLINTON, CONNECTICUT Gerhart Rlegner, general The Sao Paulo student secretary of the WJConrress, ''One of N•w (ttfllatwl't ,,_, ,,NGI• Ce1m,-" headquarters wlll be located at FEE'785.00 said the time had come for a the outset In the headquarters of "profound reappraisal of our WRITE FOR BROCHURE B'nal B'rlth, which will sponsor PHYWS AND MAX KLEIMAN p olicy toward the Soviet 64•VICTORIA ROAD, It. B'nal Brlth sponsors the Hillel authorities." MIDDlETOWN, CONN. 06457 Fo1D1datlon movement In the U.S. Dr. Rlegner said that would be and other parts of the world. one of the main topics at the meetlnr of the WJCongress Year 43rd Serving the Jewish Community executive which opened here. The CO-ED 8wffb 1575 Jewish communities In 65 GOLDEN RING CAMP OUI YOUNGB ,SIT: Jenathan Irle, five yean old, and Hillary Mara, countries were represented at 1- 7-15 of the Workmen's Circle 4 ...u •300. thrN yean old, ora the children ef M,. and Mn. Joel I. Sisitslty of 48 the parley, Including delegations Indian Head Lake, Pembroke, Ma11. Cobblnt- lood, lo"9meaclaw, Ma11. Maternal grandmother ii Mn. from Rumanla and Yugoslavia, ACTIVITY-FUN· CULTURE : Arts & Crofts, Booting, Campcroft, Current Affairs, Mollie Sindle ol Providence. Pa-I grondparanll ore M,, and Mn. Dr. Rlegner said another Drama, Fishing, Folk Dancing, Horseback Riding, Nature lore, Sporn, Swim ii Loon Sisillky ol Springfield, Mau. Pai.rnal 9reat11rondmother Mn. major topic will be the wldenlll( ming. Send for Brochure. Lona Sialllky ol Springfield. Accredited Member of American Comping Association generation gap and how to cope with It. The wJConrress will also 1762 BEACON ST., BROOKLINE, MASS. 02146 (617) 566-6252 take up Ar ab pro1>aranda activities which have assumed not only an anti-Israel but an anti Only in America Jewish cast. Premier Golda CAMP KENDALE Meir was eJ
nm RHODE ISLAND·HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1970 5 GUARDS SENTENCED For new of Israel, Jewish SUCCESSFUt BONN - Two former guards comm unities throughout the I at th e S a c h s e 1n h au s e n world, local organJzadons and concentration camp were society, read the Herald•• •and sentenced to prison terms last for some of the best bargains In INVESTING week and a thlrd was ac..,itted on the Greater Providence area. char~es of murdering a 14-year old Jewish boy during World War The IL Kasper Dexler, 69, was By Roger E. Spe~r sentenced to eight and a half years In prison, and Kurt ORT rring Jccarlous, 64, got four years. is coming Woolco Prospects However, a stable fourth ..,arter Franz Ellinger, 57, was found not February 8 Favorable should result In net of about $2.90 gu!lty and freed. per share for the year. Texaco's Q: Will the new expansion generous yield, strong marketing program begun by Woolworth and crude positions and have the same Impact as INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Kresge's K-Mart program had aggressive expansive policies · Indicate gradual long-term •FIRE• CASUALTY• LIFE for them? - LL. growth. • FIDELITY and SURETY BONDS A: In general, shares of retailers have been under Q: I have received an Be Sure! INSURE exchange offer from Vanguard pressure recently as Investors With assess the effects of tight credit International for my shares of and a sluggish economy. California Life on a l-for-3 SAMUEL RESS ENGAGB>: Mr. and Ce Woolworth, however, has basis. This means a considerable Mrs. Soul Nu~ ASSOCIATED WITH man of 214 Oakland Avenue, an withstood the selUng rather well loss over my costs. Should the HAROLD HOLT & CO. INC. ' new shares be held, as I am nounce the engog-,enl of their with shares giving up only 14% 421-7771. Res. 421-2652 from
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Sec 1lfE RHODE 11JLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUAR,Y 3()1 1970 7 FREUD HONORED was laid at 19 Berea,-., Freud's VIENNA - Dr. Slgmuoo r,~ldence for almost half a Freud, founder of psychoanalysis, century. was honored by bis home city, some 30 years after his death In London. More tban 100 persons JOE ANDRE'S. ·- 8 RIDGE gathered In front of bis small bust In the courtyard of Vienna ORCHESTRA University to commemorate the Music for that very special a ffa ir man Vienna had s nubbed In life Weddings Bar Mitzvahs By Robert E. Starr and Ignored In death. Later, a .831-3739 Res. 9<14-7:!_'l!I • • • • • • • • • • • • cornerstone for a Freud museum Sometimes, to use a bit of arotmd" with the hand. Some led vulgarity, when the opponents the Spade Jack which Declarer open their big mouths, ihey give allowed to come arotmd to his Information they wish they hadn't Queen, East winning the trick and later on In the hand. That Is returning a Heart. Some led a provided the .Declarer uses the Club right Into the Declarer's knowledge donated to him. tenace In that suit. Regarctless, Unfortunately, so many players the same problem would have to are either thoughtless or just be faced In the Diamond suit. plain don'.t think. Such was the case In today's hand when a few I! Declarer were to guess the of the Declarers, not taking Diamond situation, as we have ENGAGB>: M,. and Mn. Hana L advantage of a change In the said so many times In this Heimann of 163 Lorimer AwNle probability, guessed wrong. colmnn, half the time one guesses announce the e"9agement of her wrong. The problem Is does North daughter, Mia Rlenette Sue Ko either opponent have all three pel, to Amolcl Brian • A 8 5 w-. M & S .J outstanding Diamonds. If not son of M,. and Mn. Horman Was +K9742 there Is no problem but If one Mrman of 150 Summit Drive, + K 8 6 3 does, to catch the Queen the right CraMton. Mi11 Kopel Is tlw NEW YORK STYLE West Eost high honor must be played first daughter of William Kopel of 46 ./ of +H + K 10 9 6 3 so that the distribution that Eaton Slrfft. • K 10 9 7 5 4 3 • 8 6 2 suit wut show up and the Queen Miu Kopel - graduated from KISHKA + Void + Q 6 5 still be caught. With the Spade Hope Hlvh School and the Univer I + Q 10 7 2 ~54 lead and Heart return a sity of llhode Island. She 11 ' South m lsguess In Diamonds will even pr... ntly worid"9 for the State ol ' + Q 7 2 cause the hand to lfO down. How l .AQ llhode Island. 69c LB. does one guess this correctly and Mr. Wa.....,.an Is a paduate ' +AJ1083 Is It realty a guess? l + A J 9 ol CraMton Hlvh School East and 1 Mrs. Irving Harriet and Mrs. With no Information at all, Ha- Collea• In Hanowr, Ind., · David Lewlnsteln were North and then It Is a guess but here we wheN 1w was a m..,ber ol Phi J South, East-West vulnerable, have almost a sure · thing. West Gamma Delta fralernlty. He i1 KASHA South Dealer, The bidding: had made a vulnerable overcall at employed at the Day-0-Ule Manu the two level after a strong One factvri"9 C....pany In Waowld<. S W N E & lNT 2• 3NT End No Trump opening bid. Not only Mrs. Louil Kopel ol Eaton Street that he was missing the Ace, and M,. and Ah. Harry Bromberg After West's overcall, North Queen and Jack. He must have an of Lorimer Street are Miu Kopel'• BOWS had a real dilemma. She had a awful lot of Hearts. So If one of grandparenll. singleton In that Heart suit and the opponents were to be out of Mr. Wa.....,.an ii the panclson ( VARNISHKAS) for all she knew, her· parmer Diamonds, which would be the one ·of Mn. Nathan Wasserman of might not have anything In Hearts more likely? Obviously West. Hilhide Avenue. either. One can open one No Granted that every few years a Trmnp wl th three worthless hand will come up that wlll · find A Sept. 6 -.lcli"9 ii planned. cards In a suit. After thinking It West whh all of the Hearts and over she decided that If West had the three Diamonds, too but much had solid Hearts he would be less more often the opposite wlll be likely to bid for he would be true. If you followed this law of better off on lead against a Three probability you wouli! come our No Trmnp contract where he way ahead In the tong run. would be able to cash all of his Everyone who · received the good Hearts. At any rate, the benefl t of the Heart overcall -- bidding went the same at most should have played the Diamonds IM tables and all of the Norths were correctly. Some Declarers did --·~~~~ faced with the same problem. not. Almost all of them gambled on Moral: When you know either game In No Trump. They hate by the bidding or by-the fall of the TO BUSINESSMEN minor suit games. cards that one opponent has a Strangely enough, most Wests, very tong suit, always figure the COMMENCING FEB . f,th 1970 The on lead, did not lead a Heart. A other opponent will be tonger In Heart lead would give up a trick the next suit to be attacked. R.I. Jewish Herald will introduce a running right Into Declarer's Always take advantage of that Ace-Queen and would al so give probability and In the long run ll!iJ} Quality A Service Business timing to Declarer to "fool you will be far ahead of the game. Directory. For more information CROSSWORD. PUZZLE BILL ANGELL AD DEPT. I Q.lL. ERT ROBERTI 724-0200 'I I' Today's Answer ENG.AG&>: M,. and Mrs. Slclney I Aoac>ll8 ,o. The newa 13. Cooked Gittleman of Concord Avenue, I 1.Uterary papen. auffl Cranaton, and Bonnet Shore,, Nar uncla ,1. "Tie the ctently ragansett, announce the engage ,&,Beer knot" 15. Faucet ment of their daughter, Miss Don FOR THAT HAPPY splpt ff.Hindu word na Lee Gittleman, to Alec B. Sinel, ~,I ·T. Adnuinlah uue 11.Rela· son of Mr. and Mn. Ben Sinel ol NEWYEAR ... IJ.Tbeillad DOWN Uveof Oak Hill Avenue, Pawtucket. and the 1. Pinball the ;! l Odyuey, expreulon atork Miss Gittleman i1 a graduate ol . tor 2. Klndof 11.= the University of Rhode llland PETE~HAS IT example number where 1he wa1 a member of Sig 12.Retaln 3. Notyou 21. Cattle ma Kappa -ority. She i1 now an lS. Abudon ,t.Rock'n• brander 24,WbMI elementary Khool teacher i·n tlw H . Qulck roUyean 22. Member of ahatta Warwick Khool aystem. A LARGE SELECTION OF a quartet ' · toleam 5. Chun:h 21.QaytUIIH Mt. Sinel, who was graduated 15. J'wmel NCHI 2,&. Klndof SI.Doomed ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES I' allape 8. :MIDceor bolmet M.After from the University of Rhode II ' I 18. Per unit: humble 25. Fabric wealthy' land wlwre he wa1 a member of ' abbr. T. Punue for 30. Vicinity the Alpha Epsilon Pl fraternity, WAITING FOR YOU I' lT. Baltimore a. Expected bllllanl ST.Today served with the U.S. Marine ' l trom 10. Water tabla SI. Ullder- . Corps. Ho i1 an accavntant with J Buffalo coune 28. Proprietor take I Laventhol, Krelc1tein, H-ath and AT THE LOWEST , I 11. Cllarpcl 11.Klndof 21.Chlpa ,o.a Horwath in Providence. . partlclH trooper partner retauve. A June 28 'wedding is planned. ..' 11. came face PRICES EVER ' ' to face 'VERY AMUSING' 20. Guatabla WASHiNGTON - Secretary 22.0ookby of State Wllllam P. Rogers COMEONIN dl')'i-t carefully followed the voyage of 23. J:radlcate AND SEE PETE U.Oolter'a the five Israeli gunboats from sae1 Cherbourg to Haifa and NOW 20.ltadlum reportectly found the- episode "very amusing." He disclosed 21. XoMtary his Interest In the Incident In ' 'WE WILL BEAT SO.Beard Informal conversation at a year -·otr,e end cocktail party given by the "KING PETE" ANYBODY'S PRICE" 11. Pvoxyama State Department Correspondents 12.Clock Association. A number of other nadJq aa.ll:JeclN State Department officials PETE'S N. Weel&ly Indicated that they, too, enjoyed aboN following the 1musual affair. •. Tblwlulle wolti For new of Israel, · Jewish ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 81.AcnM comm unities throughout the •. 014-tlln:, world, local organizations and 414 SILVER .SPRING ST. Providence'/ R.I • society, read the Herald. • .and alalterm 861-2340 · . ' 86~ i074 • . Olla,n(I. for some of the beat bargMns In -· the Greater Providence area, loliklq --~-----'!"--,--~~-,-..-- --~--~--m=,;==;=;t::===c==~==:=~=--~--=-~--- 8 TiiE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY I JANUARY 30, 1970 CRY POR HELP Egypt. It said a message TEL AVIV - An Egyptian addressed to Defense Minister Jewish family living In Ashdod Moshe Dayan and "to God" was Your revealed that It had received an brought to Its home by a foreign appeal for help from Jews In seaman who visited Ashdod after - Money's his ship had called at an Egyptian H~llo Again! port. 'The message said 86 Jews PIANOS are still held In tJ,e Tour-a prison TUNED - REPAIR~I.J - in Egypt "tmder tmbearable Worth (Continued from page 6) RECON0ITIONl:D conditions." , According to the News of the Sports World by Warren Walden KEY WORK seaman, one of the prisoners died depreciation treatment (for .HARRY BAILEY a few weeks ago. Ins ta nee, double-de cl I nl ng balsnce If you build new housing If you_can_T·t-aff-=-o-r"'d,...dlamonds, NOT EVEN DOWN!-It has and talk of sucb a high 521-2471 , been said that the game of Boxing commissioner has almost gone tmlts tmder Section 236 and give her the Herald. Is dead, done, finished. It has too. There are those who seem special liberal treatment on also been said that the game Is anxious for the entire game of recapture of depreciation; "down but not out," that It Is boxing to follow. Why? Is It depreclJtlon at 125 per cent and Tutoring Jarnes F. ReiHy struggling tor eztstence. The because there are undesirables also liberal recapture treaiment crowds that attended the connected with the promotions? U If you buy existing property and "computer" ·meeting between that Is so, does tallt of the use It for Section 236 purposes.) 751-0395 Rockr Marciano and Cassius Clay abolition of boxing come under And U you rehabilitate existing seem to contradict. The space the heading of •surrender?' _And property for 236 use, you can devoted to the game In The New would proper supervision solve write off the full rehabllltatlon Algebra - French - German - Latin - ~panish Yorlt Times seems to do the most problems? costs - up to a maximum of same thing. An overnow crowd In NO QUESTION A $15,000 per dwelling tmlt History - English - Fall River Armory last week also champlo\15hlP boxing bout does aver five years. belles the demise of the ring attract Interest at all levels. It '"Witch the profits pile up," game. And discussions could stress the Importance of says Warach. Comple•e Individual Alle nlion in Homelike Atmosphere concerning the coming physical fitness because It has Say you own a rim-down 15- championship duel between Joe been established that a boxer tml t apartment house and you Frazier and Jimmy Ellis on Feb. must be In top condition. It could decide to rehabllltate It as a 16 Indicate plenty of life and stress the fact that top physical Section 236 project at a · cost of Interest In the old game. condition Is not reacbed with the $10,000 a tmlt. You borrow HEADLINED - Those who use of cigarettes, marijuana or $150,000 on a 40-year mortgage read the sports section In the any of the other problem Items. at 8 1/2 per cent - the new high New York Times (And there must The game could be used for good, PHA Interest rate - which FHA be at least quite a few) for Inspiration, even for those Insures. couldn't miss stories on boxing. who never Intend to take part In Your Initial cost outlay: An e I g ht-column line It. The absolute necessity for ZERO! told of middleweights Paduano ph ysical ntness, for seU The fir st year, the and Murphy meeting In the rellance, for knowing how to government psys the lender Garden. A whole column by substitute when the other fellow $9,390 on your- mortgage (at the 8 Arthur Daley was devoted to does not follow an expected 1/2 per cent rate) and It George Foreman, football player routine. These elements, so continues to pay year after year. turned boxer and Olympic Important In Ille ltseU, could be You pay only the amortization champion who Is being looked taught, lllustrat-e d , through costs of a mortgage at 1 per cent upon as a heavy-weight champion boxing. Interest. of the tuture. Another story, UPS AND DOWNS - Father 'The first year, you deduct 'boxed' and of three-column Bernard Vaughn once said, $30,000 (one-fifth of $150,000) In dimensions, told of Angeloe "Boxing Is an education - you depreciation. This Is much more Dundee and Yank Durham who learn sell-control, to give and than you're out of pocket. During direct the ring activities of Ellis take, to punish and be punished, the next four years - while and Frazier, respectively. And sm !ling au the time." Lord your- out-of-pocket costs remain another story told of something Byron had aspirations to become minor - you deduct $30,000 a dUferent, a dinner-boxing show In a pugilist. John C. Morrissey, an year. the International ·Ballroom of the American Boxing Champion, You use these big deductions Bevery-Hllton Hotel In Beverly was elected to Congress. The to offset your other highly taxed Hills. And there was more. S0- Immortal James J. Corbett was a income. o-o - It doesn't appear that the bank clerk turned boxer who "By using both the new game of boxing Is dead, does It? exempllffed the gentleman and housing and tax laws, people THERE WAS TALK - At one who showed that the game could Investing In real estate can come time, there was tallt of a Boxing be Interesting as a contest and out significant winners.'' Czar who would rule over the not mainly as a fight. One of the emphasizes Warach, and "this game, whose reputation would be earliest pugilists was Hercules of lsn t all." Burled In the new tax beyond reproach and who would ancient Greek Mythology. And the law Is a provision which permits command respect and awe such first American heavyweight you to defer paying any tax on as surrounded Judge Kenesaw champion was Tom Molineaux, a profit you make from selling low Mountain Landis when a baseball Virginia slave who went to cost rental housing to tenants If scandal made the appointment of England to box Tom Crib whose you reinvest the proceeds In such a man a necessity. The late ablllty has been a criterion for similar low-cost housing. Rocky Marciano was mentioned judging the merits of many. It Is Again, to quote Warach: It's as a possibility for such an written that Molineaux should "the opporttmlty of a U(etlme to assignment. Now Rocty Is gone have won but was victimized by a pyramid a small Investment Into referee who gave Crib time to a real estate fornme." Dayan Fractures ankle recover when he was on the v.erge Even as the government of defeat. Something like the boasts about closing yesterday's In Leap From Copter famed "long count" In the second tax loopholes, It Is creatln~ Dempsey-Tunney meeting. _ tom or row's (tax .. shelters' JERUSALEM - Defense IN THE MEANTIME - Let's always start out as tax Minister Moshe Dayan fractured see what happens when Frazier '' 1 ncen ti ve s'' for desirable his right ankle last week when he purposes, such as low-cost leaped onto rocky ground from a and Ellis meet on Feb. 16. Closed-circuit TV will bring that housing.) helicopter that was about to land. one around the world, Including But the need for law-cost The helicopter, carrying Mr. Providence at Loew•s State housing Is tmdenlable; the Dayan to his Tel Aviv office after Theatre. Interest Is mounting and deslrabll1ty of private financing a tour of border settlements, was boxing Is ftghtlng Its way back. of It Is also tmdenlable. 'The responding to an emergency. The Shows are held In Fall River, profit-loaded housing and tax pilot and crew-men of an Taunton, LoweU and other places, laws could be of explosive STANDING ~OOM ONLY executive Jet undergoing ntght too - the grass-roots of the economic-social Importance In tests had parachuted nearby after game. They were little clubs that the 1970s. their plane had gone out of were out of business when boxing (Editor's Note: Please direct AT TRINITY SQUARE'S control. shows saturated the television Inquiries to Mr. Ell Warach, Two of the crewmen suffered beams. So, Manny Almeida, It's Prentice-Hall, Inc., Etmlewood minor Injuries In hard falls near time for you to come out of Cliffs, N.J. 07632. Phone: (212) Kfar Slrk1n, a settlement only 10 retirement - and - CARRY ONI Br. 9-8000 - Ext. 409.) miles from Tel Aviv, and the Dayan helicopter was going to THE SKIN-OF their assistance. Predicts Two 'Lean Years' Mr. Dayan•s Injury was reported at first as a sprain, then as a dislocation and ftnally as a For Israeli Economy minor fracture. His ankle was TEL AVIV - At least two economics decided that wage placed In a cast. The minister "lean years" for the Israeli policies for the coming year will OUR TEETH returned to work before the day economy was predicted by Joseph be decided by a group to be ended. Saphlr, the new Trade and named by the committee. Views T E • · T f Industry Minister, In an address on wage levels were reported to 0 Xaffllne eX $ to the Israel Manufacturers range· from those of the Man AND HERE'S-WHY!! • • B" Association. ufacturers Association whose FOr Re IlglOUS laS He declared also that the "The finest production of the season. Much pleasant laughter. A members are willing to grant pay CHICAGO A national d J cllne In Israel's dollar Increases of around nve percent good play, perfectly produced." - Swan, JOURNAL. textbook commission will reserves "cannot be arrested to those of the leftist Mapam, "A good lively comedy without any intellectual strain. Trinity has examine textbooks used In Immediately" but he added that which Is demanding Increases don_e Mr. Wilder proud". • Atwood, HE!lALD. Catholic elementary· and high Israel must be alert that "they do ranging f:tom 10 to 1°5 percent. schools for racial, ethnic pr not drop below the safety line. Officials said the Issues must " If you saw 'The Skin of Our Teeth ' in high school, go back and religious bias, the National Our aim must be to restore be decided by Jan. 15 when the see the pros do it" .• Lehman; PATRIOT-LEDGER. Catholic Conference for Inter- reserves to the sate level by semi-annual consumers price racial Justice has announced 1972." "As easy to enioy ~· a circus." · Lockridge, SAT. REVIEW Index Is published, which Is the here. He renewed a proposal which basis for cost of living allowance The first reports of the study he had made frequently In adjustments now added to all GOOD SIATS AVAIi.AiLE WEEK NIGHTS I P.M. Tue1., Wed., Thu". will begin late this month. The pre v Io us ye a rs that the salaries. In Israel. The Issue of ('3-4•5) . -vy demand for 1:30 Fri ., Sat. ('3.50-4.50-5.50) nece11itate1 NCCIJ conceded that "anti- Government sell' to private retaining the automatic linkage Is early reNrvatlon1. Ticket• 351-4242; or Room A, The Arcade, W.ybosNt Semitism and racial bigotry owners abroad some of Its one of the problems which will be St., d-ntown Providence. Student• alwayo '2.50. Reduced t~eatre party exists In texts and other learning enterprises. He alao Indicated considered, the officials added. ratH. tools In Catholic classrooms,'~ · that the Treasury wouid give adding that "sporadic ad · hoc more long-term loans from the ,vigilante groups are not always developll!ent budget to Industry. A Herald ad always gets re TRINITY SQUARE REPERTORY COMPANY best _qualified to do the In a related development, the sults ••• our- subscribers com evaluation." Allgn?'ent co~ml\tee ,~n prise an active buying market. • '. ,'1 Nixon\Serids Message To Emergency Meeting WASHINGTON - The following Is the text of President Nixon's tries sage presented on Sunday January 25 to the National Emergency Conference on Peace In the Middle East at the Statler Hilton Hotel. It was delivered by Max Fisher of Detroit (Mr. Fisher 1s chairman of the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds, chairman of the United Israel Appeal and former chairman of tbe United Jewish Appeal), and Is a spectal consultant to the President. I am aware of your, deep concern that Israel may become increasingly lsolaled, This Is not true as far as the Untied Stales Is cpncerned.1 , The United States stands by Its friends. Israel Is one of Its friends. The United States Is deeply engaged In trying to help the people of the Middle East find peace. In this effort, we are consulting fully with all those most concerned. The United Stales believes that peace can be besed only on agreement between the parties and that agreement can be achieved only through ngotlations between them. We do not see any substitute for such negotiations If peace a_nd security arrangements acceptable to the parties are to be worked out. The Uolted Stales does not Intend to negotiate the terms. of peace. It will not Impose the terms of peace. We believe a durable peace agreement Is one that ts not one-sided and ts one that all sides have a vested Interest In maintaining. The United Nations resolution of November 1967 describes the principles of such a peace. 'We are convinced that the prpspects for peace are enhanced as the governments In the area are confident that their borders and (Continued from page 1) HERALD PHOTO by ROD GEARY . their people are secure. The United Stales ls prepared to supply military equipment necessary to support the efforts of friendly governments, like I~rael's, to defend the safety of their people. We New York, general chairman of These must be withdrawn If "In light of the massive arms would prefer restraint In the shipment of arms to this area. But we the conference, said he was the negotiations are to have any shipments to Arab states by the are maintaining a careful watch on the relative strength of the gr atlfted by the President's meaning and any chance of Soviet Union, France and other forces there, and we will not hesitate to provide arms to friendly "assurances on the need for success," Rabbi Schachler said. countries, It Is Imperative that states as the need arises. Arab-Israeli negotiations." He The conference al so urged the the U.S. continue to support the The United States has as Its objective helping the people of the wanied, however, "that Israel United Stales to provide Israel security of Israel with the Middle East build a peaceful and productive future. I believe that all must not be bound or limited In with "sufficient economic and m 111 tar y equipment she so Americans can unite for that goal. those negotiations by the Stale military strength to deter any urgen ti y re qui res," the Department's proposals." Arab ruler from aggression." resolution said. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RITUALARIUM Bronx Officials NEW . YORK - A fire that The following Is the resume of Kashruth to the Jewish table; and talk about the third plllar ceremony of Kedushln - this swept the Interior of a Bronx a talk given by Mrs. Ell M. when she Immerses herself In the Taharas Hamlspacha-Famlly time covered not by a Chupah but synagogue last week and Lazar, wife of Rabbi Lazar, Mlkveh she knows fUII well that It Purity which she held so dearly by the pure waters of creation. destroyed ffve Torah scrolls and principal of Moriah Yeshiva Is her task to bring sanctity to and did so much to advance. Again as at her wedding a other rellglous objects was called Academy In New Brunswick, N.J., the J ewtsh family. A Jewish marriage strives for blessing Is recited. arson by the City Fire Marshal's and -1s the daughter-In-law of Why do we consider these holiness from Its ffrst moments. "Blessed are Thou King of the office. Rabbi Emanuel Lazar of three the pillars of Judaism? The marriage cer emony Itself Is Universe who has sanctified us Mayor Lindsay Immediately ,.. Congregation Mlshkon Tntoh on Because they have one thing In called Kedushln-Hollness. When with His commandments and )las ordered the police to take extra .... Summit Avenue. · com moo Kedushah the bridegroom slips the ring comm anded us concerning measures to find and arrest tl\e holiness. What do we mean by unto the ffnger of his bride he lmmerslon.11 arsonists and prevent fllrther • • • that? recites "Haray at mekudeshes It Is no wonder that Rabbi Incidents. At the Bathgate Avenue our sages tell us that when a Contemporary society has lee'' Behold thou are M e Ir one of the greatest station, detectives said they were worn en undergoes the pain of demonstrated more than ever that sanctlffed to me." What meaning Talmudic sages has Investigating, but they had made childbirth she prayertully turns man can be a slave to his would that Initial Kedushln have character lzed the event as a re- no arrests. to the Alm lghty beseeching him to appetites. Would there be a new In marriage If a woman• s feelings enactment or marriage, or to - The fire broke out late at help her. million dollar Industry of Weight were later Ignored? The laws of paraphrase the Idea, as a new night and did extensive damage to "Almighty G-d," she says Watchers U excessive eating did Family Purity bring turther honeymoon each month. the congregation Ahvath Tor'!,h "help me, for I hav_e always been not plague us? Would we Kedushln to the marriage. They As we understand In Judaism Synagogue at 170 East Mount (, caretul In lighting the Shabbos constantly be trying to shorten require a husband and wife to the need for sanctification by a Eden Avenue. Rabbi David Tolv of candles, In separating a small the work week If men were not refrain from any physical marriage ceremony In order to the Orthodox congregation said a portion of the dough from my slaves to their work? Would there Intimacies during the time of her bring a child Into the world, so fllneral service and procession baking and In going to the be a whole literature condemning menstrual period and for seven too, must we realize that the_ for the ceremonial burial of the Mlkveh." the new morality If we did not days after. Physlologlcally and conception of that child must have Torah scrolls would be held. The three deeds that she realize that society has lost psychologically we know that a refers to In her prayer are In control of Its sexual appetites? woman during her menstrual the sanctification of ritual Jewish custom calls for the fact the unique obligations that Immersion. We must bequeath to burial of the destroyed· Torahs In For over three thousand years period Is at a low ebb. She the child the mark of holiness, the same manner as for deceased Judaism bestows upon the woman. Judaism has had an answer to desires privacy and not Intimacy But, they are much more - they these Ills of society. That answer and this what the Torah provides. and Intangible and Invisible persons, Including the chanting of !bough It may be, no Jewish the mourners' prayer, Kaddish, symbolize the very foundations of Is Kedushah - the holiness that When this time span of twelve to parent wants to rob bis child of at the graveside. our faith. When the woman lights comes from one's self mastery of fourteen days has elapsed the candles she signifies that It 1s his eating, working, and worn an Is anxious to be reunited It. This was the latest In a series her role to bring Shabbos to the sexuality. The first two pillars In marital bonds. Then as almost Women through the ages have of fires of suspicious origin that Jewish home; when she separates are perhaps better known. At this - a reanactment of her original sacrlffced to keep this mltzvah of have hit the city's synagogues and the Challah she underscores the gathering In memory of my dear Kedushln she goes to the Mlkveh ritual Immersion. Jewish women other places of worship since fact that It Is she who brings Mother-In-law I have come to and again undergoes the form far-fiung settlements used 1968. Mr. Lindsay has deplored to travel regularly days on end In s u c h Incidents and In his order to reach a place which had statement said: a Mlkveh. Today young women fiy "Attacks against houses of by airplane to a neighboring state worship are among the most In order to keep this Mltzvah. shock Ing and outrage9us of What we-need now Is a crusade. crimes." We must liberate Mlkveh from Fire Marshal Vincent Canty the · sneers of past decades In said the ffre apparently had which It was never understood. started near the pulpit where the We must realize that the mltzvah Torahs, valued at more than Is kept by observant college $2,000 -each, were stored. The educated and also by those who flames spread throughout the are poss lbly negligent In other ground fioor of the two-story areas. We must make our Mlkveh brick building. as beautltul as those In other The llvlng quarters of Rabbi cities across the country and see Tolv In ' an upstairs apartment tp It that we use as well as W_!!re also damaged. The rabbi support Its facilities. and several other persons who were In the building escaped The word "M_lkveh" not only unhurt. means a place where natural Neighbors told the police that waters are gathered but It Is also they heard voices around the the Hebrew word for hope. This synagogue just about the time the Is no more coincidence for we fire started. · know that the hope for the Rabbi' Tolv said the continuation of the Jewish people congregation would seek to hold d e p e n d s upon our falthtul lite burial In a cemetery not performance of the laws or closed bY, the gravediggers' Mlkveh - Family Purity. strike. DECLINES TO EXPLAIN . WASHINGTON - A Stl\!e settlement. Spokesman Robert Department spokesman decllned McCloskey was asked why tbe · to explain why the Department Department had not taken up the had not Informed Foreign new plans with Israel when Mr. ; Minister Abba Eban of Israel Eban met Secretary of State during last week's meetings of William P. Rogers. He said, "I THI MIKVAH the new United States proposals have nothing fllrther to sa:y- about at Congr-.,tlon ShNre z.dek-Sons of Abraham for a Jordanian-Israeli that." , \ .,;·-=------:-----,--...~------~~~-..,--,.. / ·' •"I 10 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JA~ARY 30, 1970 CITIZENSHIP IN PERU., amendinents to the citizens law LONDON - A number of recently passed by the Czech Czechoslovaktans ltvtng abroad N a t I o n a I Co u n c 11. The may be deprived · of their amendments authorize the citizen~hlp as a result of Ministry of Interior to rescind the nationality of persons who left the country ''Illegally'' and failed to return within a stipulated time BERMUDA , after being notl~d by the Ministry. According to a spokesman for the Council of Jews ft-om CRUISE Czechoslovakia here, this could affect Je.ws who flee:! Czechoslovalcla at the time of the Soviet-led Invasion tn August, 1968 and who have not returned...... · sailing Saturday, August 8, 1970 . (includes V-J Day) THE RED LANTERN IMEBIKINIS ANTIQUES - ( Gruk Registry l 7 DA '(S 5'I 95,00 FROM I 51 ARCADE BUILDING _, includes ell mHls, en PROV. R.I. 421 -6039 terteinment, 4 days in Bermuda. · AUTHENTIC TEAKWOOD AIIIIClll-,osltwlll9- ANTIQUE cllelce ·occo.....i"'iou. TABLES WITH MARBLE Personally escorted by TOPS Mildred Chase .(. ONLY SLEFT -lRADEWINDS.TRAVEL 71 Westminster Stre•t OPEN 11 TO 5 P.M. MONDAY TO SATURDAY EPHRAIM KISHON, left reor, and-Herbert Appleman, beside him, co-directors, ob•rve Lau,a May Lewis, left, 881-4866 and Corinne Kosan at relMarsal with Menachem Zin, tho com.,-r. MELZERiS HEBREW RELIGIOUS Author Discusses Play NEW YORK - "Don't toucb has to stammer through a short leaves little doubt as to who was ber, Jim. You shout at her, but speech In Hebrew and, of course, the aggressor.") GOODS STORE don't touch. Remember, Oriental he's not Jewish," Mr. Klshon, Since 1951, a year after he Jews abuse women but they don't said. "As for Yiddish, there are emigrated to Israel from his to u c b them that's about two sentences." native Hungary, Mr. KJshon has EAST SIDE LOCATION d1s respect!Ul." It Is characteristic of Mr. been writing a daily column for Ephraim Klshon, lsrael's KJshon's deadpan humor that he Maarlv, Israel's -l argest .. - LARGE SELECTION- leading humorist, playwright and uses Ylddlsb In the play to show newspaper, He had written 13 • Israeli Candle Tapers in Pastel Shades • Sabbath director, was coaching James how lsraell parents speak It when comedies and six books, Including Brochu In the role of "Sallah," they don't want the children to "Look Back, Mrs. Lot," and "So and Holiday Table Covers To Embroider • Taleisim • one of the sketcbes that make 11P understand them. Sorry We Won." In addition, he Talis Bags • Israeli Jewelry and Gifts. bis musical revue "Unfair to Conversely, he pokes fun at started a drama school, a Goliath." It opened last week at the llngulstlc dl!ftcultles of the satirical cabaret and wrote, • -Latest Record Releases Just Arrived from Israel the Cber ry Lane Theater In older Immigrants, having one of produced and directed three AT SPICIAL DISCOUNTS Greenwich Village and Mr. characters quip that Hebrew Is ft l ms, "Sallah," "Ervlnke" Klshon and Herbert Appleman, "the only real mother language (which opens here soon) and "The FOR APPOINTMENT, CALL 831-5813 the co-director, were rehearsing - a language which mothers Big Dig." the cast In a nearby studio. learn from their sons." Mr. Klshon says he prefers Mr. Klshon, a me 1llE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY,JANUARY 30, 1970 11 DISCUSS MERGER and Dr. George Hasbuh, leader Temple Bi!th El Sisterhood Plan JERUSALEM - El Falah and of the left-wing PFLP, have been the Popular Front for the invited to Libya for negotiations. Interfaith Open House Program Liberation of Palestine, the two major Arab terrorist More people attend the event The Sisterhood of Temple organizations, are reported to be that is advertised. Call the Her Beth El will hold their annual discussing a merger, reports ald office, 724-0200 or 724-0202. Interfaith Day on Monday, Feb. 2, from Tripoli, Libya, 1nd1cated. 11t the temple. The Libyan Revolutionary Council Professor A. Roy Eckardt of has offered increased flnanclal the Department of Religion at support to the guerrmas If they _Lehigh University wm speak at achieve unity and thereby more ANTIQUE 1:15 p.m. on the topic, "Israel efficiently fight Israel. Aby Ayad, & Among the N atlons: The Mating of El Falah chief military strategist Politics and Faith." Professor Eckardt• s latest book written with Anita L. GIFT SALE Eckardt, his wife, Is· entitled "Encounter With Israel." SHIRTS MONDAY FEB72nd TO The public Is Invited to attend MONDAY FEB. 9th morning workshops, which will run from 10:30 to 12:30 p.m., as well as Professor Eckardt' s talk. Beautifully Workshops are being planned with laundered 200/o TO 50% discussion on the following TO ADDRESS MEIET-.G: ".la- in topics: Jewish home observances America How Have We and ritual, the Jewish way of Changed " wll be the subject for worship, Jewish contribution to discunion al the next meeting ol NEXT DAY SERVICE off on our entire stock of an· the arts and letters, Jewish the General Jewish Committae tiques, imported gifts, jewelry, attitude toward contemporary Mn.Ma,vlnl'lt- Young ExecvlivH' Division. Rabbi paintings & coins. Issues, what Jews believe, and Maurice Davis of the White Plains Israel. workshops .registration; Mi's. Jewish Canter Congregation and a Norge Village Registration wm be held from Mar tin Zawatsky, workshops foomer resident of Providence wll 9:45 · to 10:15 a.m., and a hospitality ; Mrs. Irving be the guHI speaker al the mffl· Cleansers W.L. CONLEY CO. refreshment hour will follow the Slperstein, workshops evaluation; ing which will be held on Sunday workshops. Tours of the temple Mrs. Hyman Goodwin, hospitality evening, Feb. 1, at the home of 273 THAYER ST. will be conducted during the chairman; Mrs. Harvey Millman M,, and Mn. Stanley I. Cohen. refreshment hour and after the and Mrs. Samuel Pritzker, co- 221 n,apr St. 621 -9794 PROV. · 621 -9700 program. chairman; Mrs. Sidney Nulman, Mrs. Marvin Pitterman Is the Mrs. Matthew Segool and Mrs. Says Christian Groups chairman of the day. The Sidney Weinstein, co-chairman of members of her committee are hostesses; Mrs. Richard Lorber, Neglect Anti-Semitism ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS Mrs. Leo Jacques, co-chairman; president of Eden Garden Club, NEW YORK - The executi-ve Mrs. Joseph L. Dressler, decorations; Mrs. Lewis Tanner, vice president of the Synagogue coordinator; Mrs. Abraham publicity; Mrs. Kenneth Logowltz, WATER COLORS ColDlcll of America said this Grober, workshops co-chairman; temple tours; Mrs. Newton Cohn, week the recent notion that Mrs. Albert Silverman, ex-offtcio. Christians were Interested In ORIGINAL SCULPTURES "all forms of lnterrellgious contact with the Jewish CUSTOM FRAM ING ORGANIZATION NEWS commlD'llty" was "a hoax.' In a speech here to the WARWICK GALLERIES •. INC. CHAI PLANS DANCE Sunday, Feb. 1, at 7 p.m. Mr. National Governing ColDlcil of the 422 1VAR1VICC AVBNUI! W ARWIClt. L I. 02818 Chai AZA 1/113 w111 sponsor a DeNur Is the author of "Phoenix American Jewish Congres• , '· · dance at Temple Beth Torah on Over Galilee" and Mrs. DeNur Is Rabbi Henry Siegman said that T~401-417"*3 Saturday, Jan. 31, at 8 p.m. 'Jbe a lecturer. virrually all Initiative for contact OPliN WEEKDAYS FROM IO A.M. TO 6 P.M. Blue Menagerie wll\ perform. The DeNurs are benefactors had come from Jewish of a program or scholarships for THURSDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. Refreshments will be served. organizations. _ SUNDAYS FROM ONE TO FIVE Arab retugee students in Israel "To· this day there Is not a CLOSED MONDAYS APPOINT NEW DIRECTOR and are engaged In establishing in single Protestant denominational Aaron Isaac Segal,- a member Israel an Institute ror the agency or ecumenical agency. of the faculty at the Providence Promotion of Understandllli and Including the National Co1D1cil of Hebrew Day School and former Cooperation between Arab and Churches, which has a single program coordinator of Camp IsraeU students. full-time person assigned to the Tikvah, has been appointed as The sherry hour Is spon~ored problem of anti-Semitism or to director of Camp Centerland, the by Hillel and the UCM (University the area of Christian-Jewish - summer day camp of the Jewish Christian Movement). The pubUc relations," Rabbi Stegman said. Community Center, for the 1970 Is invited to attend. Referring to the Mideast s\.DTlmer season, It has been situation, Rabbi Siegman said announced by Jason Cohen, TRI-SISTERHOOD MEETING Jews were dls!llusloned "at the chairman of the JCC Camp The Sisterhood or Temple Christian silence during and committee. Beth Torah will hold its annual since the 'six-day war' " of Jw,e, A graduate of Yeshiva Tri-Sist e rhood meeting on 1967. University and Ner Israel _ Wednesday, Feb. 4, at 8 p.m. Rabbinical College, Mr. Segal when they wUI be hosts to the TO MOVE SYNAGOGUE holds a Master's degree in. Sisterhoods or Temple Beth Am WASHINGTON - The former Education from Loyola and Temple Beth Israel. synagogue l> ulldlng or University. Entertainment w111 be Congregation Adas Israel will be 'Jbe Center's •ummer day presented by Pat Chamard and moved soon to a site three blocks camps will open their eight-week, Lucien Olivier. away, so that it can be preserved two-period season on Monday, Entertainment w!II be as an historic site. The structure July 6, with an expected presented by Pat Chamard and was purchased by the J ewlsh enrollment of nearly 200 children Lucien Olivier, both members of Historical Society of Washington between kindergarten age and 13. the Cape-Tastics, a ginging from the Metropolitan Area Recruitment has opened for group. W!lliam St. Laurent will T r an sit Authority which Is the summer camp staff which wlll be accompanist. buUdlng a subway. The society include approximately 50 Members of the arrangements paid a token fee of $10 for the 93- counselors, assistants and committee include Mesdames ye a r-o l d building and the specialists. Jerome Deluty, president, Department of Housing and Urban ----'- Temple Beth Torah Sisterhood; Development has agreed to pay WOMAN FOR VALOR AWARD Samuel Berditch, president; half of the $150,000 movtng._cost. Mrs. Sumner L. Woolf, Temple Beth Am Sisterhood; JEWELRY• CHINA• CRYSTAL• SILVER president of the Sisterhood .of Harry Goldberg;. president, For excellent results, adver Temple Beth Sholom, received Temple Beth Israel Sisterhood; tise in the Herald. Herald sub the first Woman of Valor Award, Stanley Grebstein, Leonard scribers comprise an active buy at the annual Sisterhood Sabbath Sholes, Eugene Tr·oberman and ing market. Call 724-0200 or held on Jan. 23. In presenting the Hayvis Woolf. · n4-0202. award, Rabbi Marc s. J agollnzer cited her deep devotion and commitment to Judaism as well as her tireless and unselfish Egyptians Allegedly Give efforts on behalf of the congregation. $]2,000-To Blow Up Plane Mrs. Woolf serves as chairman -of the school committee BRACKNELL, England - went to the police before the and Is active In other aspects of The adventures of a retired alleged plot could be carried out. temple 11fe as well. An Oneg British Army Captain who According to the prosecution, Shabbat in honor of Mrs. Woolf allegedly received $72,000 from Williams and Hannan contacted and the Sisterhood followed an Egyptian agent to blow up an the military attache at the services. El Al airliner at London airport, Egyptian Embassy in London and were recited in a crowded court offered their services against PELL TO SPEAK room here. Israel- in returl) for payment. U.S. Senator Claiborne Pell On trlai Is former Capt, They were sent to Cairo where will be. the guest speaker at the Trefor OWne Williams, 40, who Is they reportedly · discussed five _ Find oul how much your diamonds and Hillel Brunch on Sunday, Feb. 1. accused of Illegal possession of sabotage projects with an ottlclal fine jewelry are worth today. Have your He will discuss with the students 11 1/2 ounces of gelignite, two described as a "chief of staff." treasures reappraised quickly, reliably, a variety of matter!' 01 general detonators and a timing device. One involved blowing up an El Al economically In order. to bring your In interest. He will be i\)troduced at According to the prosecution, the Boeing 707 jetl!ner which arrives surance up to date. And to assure your peace of mind. Don't be too late with too 12 noon and the general public material was glven to him alone at London· alr~rt once a week •. little. Come In at your convenience. Or may attend at the time. with the cub by an Egyptian call for an appointment: 351-9280. Students of all colleges may secret .scent who used the code The agreed price was ,12,000. attend the brunch which will start name "Omar Sharif." The two mercenaries were at 11:15 a.m. at HUlel House. The cloak-and-dagrer tale then nown to Amman, Jordan, unfolded wu bued on evidence where they were met by "Omar PLAN SHERRY HOUR given by Ronald Hannan, Sharif," The latter instructed 290 Westminster Mall, Providence A sherry hour in honor of Mr. described by Pro•ecutor Petal' them in the fine points of blowing 308 County Road, Barrinaton Shopping Plaza and Mrs. Yechlel DeNur of lllrael Barnes a1 an "unw!llln,r up planes and paid them, the w1ll be held in Htltet House_ on ,ffl~PJ1~e'' of Williams: -~~ · pr!)sec;u_to~ .~aid._ .. , . . , 1 - -. ~ • > I , ,...... ~ ...... _.._ ...... ·--~··· ...... , ~ ..... ,.. 12 11ffi RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1970 I SUbscrlbe to the Herald. Israel Establishes 1 Fourth Settlement U.S. Orthodox Leaders Denounce There's a TEL AVIV - Israel last .l week established Its fourth settlement In the occupied Jordan Recent Decisi.on Of Israeli Court I Weight Watchers Valley; NEW YORK - Leaders of irreconcilable rift In Jewish said the decision "reflects the ·:1 -'The settlement at the foot of Amer I can Orthodox Judaism communities." He added: "Th~ dilemma faced by a modern, Class for You! M o u n t Sartaba was named denounced the ruling of Israel's de c Is ion has wantonly democratic secular state which i Messua, which means "beacon." highest court that. one may hold disregarded our ancient heritage, Israel has been from Its very It will be populated by members Jewish nationality despite a our divinely inspired Halacha." founding In 1948." PROVIDENCE CLASSES of Jew Is h religious youth rejection of Judaism and a The ruling by the Israeli Rabbi Kelman said: "In any · movements serving In Nahal, an declaration of atheism. court, rabbis' agreed, could modern state, the mixture of East Side army corps that combines Several Orthodox leaders here Introduce a "tragic rupture Into religion ·and politics and 159 Elmgrove Avenue mllltary service with agricultural viewed the decision as a grave relations between Jews here and governmental and ecclesiastical Mondoys 8 P.M. settlement. 1lle collective will threat to the very core of In Israel." authority ls bound to create Tuesdays 1 P.M. and 8 P.M. raise vegetables on a 20-acre Judaism and Jewish identity. Orthodox demands a strict problems which only the courts Wednesdays 10 A.M. tract In the valley, which Israel Leaders of Conservative and observance of Jewish rellgious can resolve." - and at 8 P.M. (Men Only) seized from Jordan during the R e f o r m Judaism, the other laws governing daily rellglous In Israel, Orthodoxy ls the Thursdays 8 P.M. 1967 war. brancbes of American Judaism, and ethical conduct. For Orthodox dominant rellglous force. The ----- were generally noncommittal on Jews, the Torah, or the first nve Chief Rabbinate's offices rule on , Downtown WARNS LEBANON the decision In Israel, preferring books of Moses, ls an all· all matters of marriage, divorce Outlet Company (Little Theatre) JERUSALEM - Israel plans to withhold comment pending embracing document. and famUy problems. In a broad Tuesdays 7 P.M. to warn the Lebanese Government study of the decision. In stressing that Orthodox sense, this Is an inheritance from Biltmore Hotel through third parties that It will Sharp criticism of the Jews are guided by the Halakah, the time of the British Mandate, Mondays 5 P.M. not tolerate the Increased decision came from Rabbi which recognizes no distinction which In turn received its powers Other classes held doily throughout activities of terrorists who Norman Lamb, professor of between nationality and "rellgion from the Turkish rulers over Rhode Island launch attacks from Lebanon Jewish philosophy at Yeshiva in Judaism," Rabbi Lamb, who ls what was then Palestine." fo, more information coll against settlements In the University, who said: "The spiritual leader of the Jewish Under this succession of 831-0337 northern part of Israel. The move Israeli court has answered the Center here, said that a author It I es, all matters of to warn Beirut before taking question 'Who ls a Jew?' by "mother's religion determines "personal status" have been WEK:;HT e WATCHERS s t r o n g e r action followed a saying 'Who Isn't a Jew?' " the rellg1ous status of the child." decided by religious officials. s-.-111•ift11,M1Nlhtt11i.,, ...... ,..... u, ... -,,. guerrllla attack against the town Rabbi Lamb, In an Interview, The Israeli court's decision, For example, under Turkish rule, Or' write !IQ}( 1444, of Metullah In which two clvlllans Providence Annex added: "BY so doing, It has he said, "may be broad-minded religious leaders of Jewish, were wounded and later died. sacrificed the unity of the Jewish but It ls short-sighted." He said: Moslem and Christian people on the altar of a provincial "It may have scored a dubious comm u n It I es had the final liberalism, or less charitably, point for civil liberties but It has decision on rellglous matters. MUFFY at socio-political expedience." put us In danger of losing the This remained the situation under For Rabbi Lamb, along with whole contest for Jewish the British and then under Israeli Rabbi Zev Siegel, president of the continuity." rule. MANOR BEAUTY SALON Rabbinical Council of America, Rabbi Siegel warned that the In the United States, the the largest Orthodox rabbinic decision "can create chaos not Orthodox religious community announces her new location at body In the United states and only In Israel but more so In has a Beth Din (court of law) 222 WA TERMAN STREET other Orthodox spiritual leaders Jewish communities the world which also rules on matters of (Leca.._. af the cemer ef Wayland and Wa.. rmen) such as Rabbi Benjamin Blech of over who dwell In societies that marriage and divorce. OPENING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 Young Israel of Oceanside, L.L, , are predominantly non-Jewish. The J ewlsh population in the the ruling was seen as a glaring There Jewish nationality is vague United States has been estimated violation of the Halacha or nonexistent.'' at about 5,500,000. Each branch MA 1-9748 Jewish rellglous laws. He held that In these of Judaism claims more than one Formerly of the / WAYLANDMANOR Rabbi Blech described the communities ''only one's million congregants. decision as an "action that will religious orientation, Conservative Judaism also do nothing more than to create an Irrespective of the degree of adheres to rellglous laws but one's observance, ts the sole allows for flexibility In criterion of who ls a Jew." accordance with modern needs, Rabbi Siegel called on Israel's with . emphasis on ethical Knesset to "acknowledge the imperatives. Reform Judaism is deleterious Implication of this Who this lady? stresses ethical principles but ruling and to enact legislation believes that Judaism must keep ,l that will prevent the dilution of abreast of the changes In the most basic requisite of everyday experience. Jewish Identity, namely Its Previously, although) t Is less rellgtous essence." frequent now, leaders of Rabbi Wolfe Kelman, Cons e rv at Ive and Reform executive vice president of the Judaism In the United States have ,- Rabbinical Assembly, an been critical of the dominance of Important Conservative group, Orthodoxy in Israel. Former Foreign Secretory Brown Returns To Londong Fr-om Israel LONOON The Wilson Secretary. The resolution was Government ,gave the cold Intended as a basis for settlement shoulder to George Brown last of the Middle Eastern conflict. If you picked anything They help make this coun week following the former However , Prl,me Minister Foreign Secretary's return from Wilson, speaking at a other than C, well, you're in try of ours economically a private trip to the Middle East parliamentary press gallery a whole lot of trouble. stronger to tackle some of that was marred by reports of luncheon, played down the lll-tempered remarks. Importance of the trip by saying: '' -Sure, you probably pickea the problems that face us. Mr. Brown, who has been "George's visit was in fact widely criticized In London as undertaken on his own. It was not the Statue of Liberty. Every- And, buying Savings well as In Israel for his behavior, at the request of the Government. ·-,_ body knows who she is and Bonds can be easy and auto appeared on British television on I have read accounts of It, and no his return. He said that he had doubt I shall be having a ' report -~.,.·-·what she stands for. matic. All you have to do held a frank, friendly talk with from ·him on his conclusions In Foreign Minister Abba Eban and due course." Or do they? is join the Payroll Savings other Israelis, but shrugged off rfew hours later, the Foreign It's amazing how many Plan where you work, or the reports of several outbursts as Office let It be known that "greatly exaggerated." Fore lgn Secretary Michael of us take this proud lady of Bond-a-Month Plan where Among the many remarks Stewart was too · busy preparing the New York Harbor for you bank. And then you attributed to Mr. Brown, for his trip to the United States particular attention has been with Mr. W1lson to agree to Mr. granted. can sit back and forget 'em. given to the report by Maarlv, a Brown's request for a meeting. Tel Aviv newspaper, that he had We should know that while the j'lloney piles up. told Premier Golda Meir: "You RECORD BUDGET her pro~r name is "Lib'erty think about the free- are merely a Jewess from Russia NEW YORK - The New York s~ who came to Israel via Association for New Americans ~, · Enlightening the World." doms we enjoy . .And think America.'' reported 1969 budget w111 total Mr. Brown said he was not more than $1 mllllon and cited That she symbolizes the tri a:hout U. S. Savings Bonds as going to connrm or deny that he the Increased number of retugees ! - umph of freedom over tyr a way to keep us free. had told Maj. Gen. Chaim Herzog, arriving from East Europe and the former Israeli Intelligence Arab countries. A large number anny. That !)he is a declara As for Miss Liberty, well, chief, to "wipe that smy grin off of Immigrants are professional tion of our independence. when you're in your face" or any other comment and skilled workers and college attributed to him. However, he level English-language courses Of course, we need more New York go up did deny that he had told the are required to enable them to ,, British Ambassador, John continue In ,their profession. The than statues to remind us and see her Barnes, to "shut up." ... Joint Distribution Committee aids of our freedom. We need ac sometime. Mr. Brown said that he had the refugees overseas while the "Intimated to the Prime Minister United Hias Service provides tion, by ea£h and every one and the Foreign and Immigration and transportation aid. . Q{us. Commonwealth Secretary that I am available to discuss with them CLASSES FOR PARENTS And that's where U.S. ., ....,...... Important Information of value to HIGHl:.AND PARK - Plans ... ,.,....~,...._ .... . Britain, ,:hlch I obtained during for a _lecture series on Jewish Savings Bonds come in. They my tour of the Middle East." history for adults have been help preserve tha:t thing Although Mr. Brown traveled announced J>Y the Jewish privately, bearing only the Federation of Ra1tan Valley In ;~.,, c~lle4 freedom. , , ., ,1 • unimportant title of .Deputy re s,p on s e to requests from Chairman of the Parliamentary, parents of children attending -. · Take·stock ·in America , _ Labor party, he Is remember"lt,A Jewish schools. 'The requests '15 the author of the resolutionJ ) wei;:e , made In replies of such i U.S. Savini• Bonds adopted by the United Nations,C a.. )'... ,,,_ ,.,... .. , parents to ·a questionnaire sent Security Councfl on Nov. ~'2', out by the federation's education 1967, while he was Foreign committee. 11IE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1970 13 ACQUIRE MAP 'Study Says Basic Russian Texts CINCINNATI - A map of the Mediterranean world that was created 1n 1500 by a Jewish cartographer has been acquired Omi.t Jewish History ,\nd Culture bf the library of Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of W AS.HINGTON - B'nai 100,000 Communists were thrown of anti-Jewish suppression that Religion (Reform) here. The map, B'rith, 1n a documented analysis Into prison and Into especially confronts the Jew In- the Soviet drawn by Judah Abenzara, Is the of textbooks used In Soviet established concentration camps" Union - and the conscience of only example In America of the schools, accused Moscow of but makes no mention that Jews the free worId." school ot medieval Jewish map "systematically excising were victims. The survey analyzed each of makers which reached Its peak on history" In an attempt to make &A chronology In a 10-grade the 15 volumes, as well as the the Balearic Island of Majorca In the Jew a "nonperson." textbook listing nations newly main Soviet encyclopedia, a two the 14th and 15th Centrtes. Findings of the study, made Independent since World War n volume textbook for history 1000 RAISED PRI~ public at the annual meeting of om Its reference to Israel, students In state universities and B'nal B'rlth's board of a lt h o u g h such countries as a sampling of native-language IUSINESS CARDS governors, said that Jews "are Algeria and the United Arab history texts used In the Ukraine DILUD 9UALITY r a r e 1 y mentioned and ·their Republic are treated In separate and In Latvia, Estonia and 1,000-0... Colar '6.95 culture Ignored" In basic history sections. , Lithuania. 1,000-Two Colar '8.95 textbooks used by the Soviet &Another secondary-school In all, the survey said, Co..,_ Art ...... Senlce educational system. volwne, "New History," cov Russian schoolbooks rarely PA 5-2023 PA 6-0464 · The study, prepar-ed by Dr. ering world events of the 19th mention Jews and Ignore J ewlsh William Korey of the B'nal B'rlth and early 20th centuries Ignores culture. Similarly, the role of GETZ PRINTING U GIDUUN~ -ST., P&WT. International council and Dr. Ina the Jewish backgrounds of such anti-Semitism In Russian and Schlesinger, a specialist In personalities as Prime Minister world history, the Nazi ENGAGB>: Mr. and Mn. Donald Russian history, concentrated on Benjamin Disraeli of Britain. A persecutions, ancient Jewish H. Cohen of Apple Ga.. ioac1; 15 current volumes, all published chapter on France omits any history and the existence of Cranston, announce the e"9ap since 1966. They constitute, the reference to the Dreytus case. Israel are scarcely noted. ment of their daughter, Miu Su· study noted, the "sum total of &A ninth-grade text describes The Great Soviet Encyclopedia san Allene Cohen, to Ronald How ard Richter, son of Mr. m,d Mn. required history textbooks In the Czarist Russia as a "prison has adopted the same tactic of ''11-IE Russian Republic" for primary Herbert Richter of Preston Drive, WORLD house of nations'' but makes no exclusion, the study said. Cranston. and secondary schools. mention of pogroms or Czarist lt noted: "In contrast to the AROUND The studY' s analysis of the persecution of Jews. first (1932) edition, which dealt Miss Cohen ls a senior at the US" textbooks Included the following D r • Wllllam A. Wexler, with Jewish history and culture In University of Rhode Island where Trw..i_Lec,_SerlN examples: president of the 500,000-member 117 pages, the second edition, she is majoring in Child Devel opment and FamWy Relations. FRI. - JAN. JO &The sixth edition of "Recent Jewish service organization, said published In 1952, has but two LA BELLE, FRANCE History," published In 1967 as a In an Interview that the study, the pages devoted to Jews. Virtually Mr. Sinel attended the Univer FRI. - FEI. 27 n Int h-grade teaching manual, first such analysis of current all Jewish history ls deleted." sity of Rhode llland where he was SHANGRI-LA makes no mention of "anti Russ I an histor y texts, "The inevitable result ot a member of ~-lpha Epsilon Pi fta. WED. - A,R. 15 S em It lc persecutions" In "documents the tact that the Soviet policy," the B'nal B'rlth ternity. He will be graduated from THE REAL YELLOWSTONE recounting the history ot the Nazi Soviet Union is, In tact, engaged researchers declared, "Is that Roger Wdliams College in June. NEUON W. ALDRICH regime from 1933 to 1939. The In a conspiracy to erase Jewish the students are denied a positive A, September wedding is JUNIOI HU•H SCHOOL same book, discussing Nazi death Identity." Image of the Jew." planned. PNtRd.W...iu,l.l. camps, says that "In 1933-34, He said It was "another form In recent offfclal statements, 81Ul10N TICIUlft& MAKES HEADLINES Moscow bas charged that F&JIILY- ...N STOCKHOLM - Shimon INDIVIDUAL - 11,N accusations by Israel of Soviet STUDENTS - ,uo Asian Jewish Communities anti-Semitism were an attempt to Wlncelberg, Hollywood playwright, new here the 11-sl• Adalul•• - PM "divert the attention ot Its own tor ShdeaM- 'lk people and world public opinion world premiere of his play, "The CALL: Cat In the Ghetto," but r elllsed to Form lnte-rnational Body from the aggression against Arab Warwick Arts Fo•HatiOI attend the opening performance 463-9032 SYDNEY, Austrlalla - The Singapore and Thall and. states." because It was a Friday night. "The aim of the federation The Soviet Defense ministry __ Co·Sponaored by small but prosperous Jewish The playwright's absence made community In Asian and Pacific s h a II be the survival and newspaper last fall quoted headlines, the newspapers Warwick Ad•lt countrie s have formed an strengthening of Jewry, par- stat Is t I cs from an Israeli stressing his faithfUlness to Eclacatloa Dept• ...i International body In Sydney to Gelff CliH,lcal Corp. t I cu I a r I y In the region of Communist publication say!ng Judaism. The play Itself was a combat erosion of their Identity Southeast Asia and the Far that 3.8 per cent ot J ews In the htt. and culture. East," said a statement following Soviet Union were students, while The Federation of Jewish the close of the organizing the comparable figure In Israel Communities of Southeast Asia meeting here on Dec. 1. was 1.2 per cent. Luncheons Musical Comedy Showus Si111fer and the Far East, as the The federation decided to seek Later, Pravda, the Soviet Banquets A ctress organization Is called, links Jews affiliation with the World Jewish party's paper, said: "Anll Weddil'llfs Dancer of Australia, Hong Kong, India, Congress, the lay organization of · Semitism, just as any other Japan, New Zealand, the some 11 mllllon Jews living manifestation of humlltallon of :l)JJ,;. CoppJ Phi II pp! ne s, Singapore and outside Israel. Dr. Nah1D11 human dignity, ls alien to the Thailand. Its appearance Is a new Go Id m an n , president of the Soviet people. Any manifestation VOCALIST FOR ALL OCCASIONS chapter in a long chronicle of con gr e s s , and Dr. Gerhart of anti-Semitism Is punishable by EDDIE MARTEL, Accompanist Jewish migration eastward, going Rlegner, the secretary general; Soviet law." 724-6084 back It Is said, to the time of attended the federation' s ---- Solomon. organization conference, at which Some Jews of India claim Mr. Falk was chairman. Haifa Strike Holds Up descent from Solomon's sailors, "We will start a regional .--J,---~~--:::------7 who had gone there for "ivory, office with a secretariat to Israeli Citrus Exports · - • . · TOWN I: COUNTRY apes and peacocks." Later ass e s s the situation among arrivals In southern and eastern Southeast Asian and Far Eastern TEL AVIV- A long- : Oltpl,,,,~ 6 CA$1N6 : Asia were Sephardic Jews fleeing Jewry," Mr. Palk saJd In an shoremen's strike In Haifa and a the Spanish Inquisition. Interview. "Then we will threatened strike at the Port of -• 60\JJ(ME,l·CUISINE Others had come from Iraq establish a n.e,twork of Ashdod Is holding up Israel citrus •• •-EXntrrl't·PLANNED.FOR"Y.C>O BY •• and other Arab I ands. In this Informational and educational exports at the peak of the season. JOSEP,fitNE . century, Jews were driven to the facilities. Activities will Include The Haifa dockworkers walked east by Nazi, Soviet. and other cultural exchanges, a program of out 1n a long smouldering dispute t -: lmF.ETi SPEC/AUST~ .. f persecutions. traveling rabbis and training of with the port authority. Israel's r(OEUrRES , _ Jews arrived In Australia with teachers for Jewish day new Minister of Transport, f _ ·~~1'-~~~gORS f _ the first settlers, a group of schools." former Air Force Gen. Ezer • ~10~ NO. •INCHTOWN f convicts sent from Englana, In Mr. Palk, the proprietor of a Weizmann, was on the waterfront ,111417.7 . . 294-2442 1~88. , lighting fixtures store In syctney, to attempt to work out a solution. Among the descendants of estimated the size of other At Ashdod, Israel's newest i these · earlier . movements of Jewish communities In the regtoa port, longshoremen say they· will peoples are many Internationally at 10.000 In India, a decrease strike for higher wages and L---~------J lmown families prominent In from 40.000: 2,000 In Singapore, premium payments. Meanwhile, ships are dropping anchor In ' finance and Industry, such as the down from 4,000, and 8,000 In Sassoons of prewar Shanghai, the New Zeal an.d, 600 In the Haifa Bay waiting for a loading berth. Several vessels held up at Jewish Herald Cltrlns of Tokyo, the Kadoories Philippines, 400 each In Hong of Hong Kong and the Meyers of Kong and Tokyo, and lesser Haifa have steamed down to I Singapore. numbers In Taipei, Taiwan, and Ashdod 1n hope of loading a citrus I- Notable Jews In Australia Bangkok, Thailand. cargo but without success. Advertising have Included the first Mr. Falk feels that Australtan Thousands of cases of citrus Australian-born Governor . Jews are well equipped to take fruits destined for European General, Sir Isaac Isaacs, and the lead In revltallzl~ Asian markets . are piled high In warehouses at both ports and In leading scholars, jurists and .Jews because ~ the high degree Brings Results ••• military men. · A prominent of Intellectual attainment In the danger of spoiling. representative of the community commlDllty. "Seventy per cent of In New Zealand Is Dove M, Jewish youth In Australia go to YIDDISH SOUL FOOD Robinson, the Mayor of Auckland. unlversltles," he said. 1 for people who sell drugs However, among· most of the "The strength of Australian PHILADEI.,PHIA - Learning,, . . a Hebrew vocabular y for Asian and Pacific Jews there has Jew r y , unlike that of the been a tendency, disturbing to commercially oriented Jewish · everyday use ts one of the for people who self cars tradltlonaltsts, toward loss of communities In nearby co1D1trles, features of an expermental program for five to ten-year old Jewish Identity through Is In the legal and academic children at the northwest branch ass Im I I at Ion Into local professions," said Rabbi Plnchus for peopie.w-h-o sell groceries populatlpns. · · Feldman, a New Yorker working of the Jewish Vs and Centers of "If so many hadn't married In Sydney. He mentioned a Philadelphia. The program seeks out of the Jewish commlDllty number of Jews prominent In to provide an lnforma_l _ J8_!1sh ;· for people who sell clothes · there would be two million Aust r a 11 an politics, Including education In group work and play· Australian Jews today Instead of Sydney Eti,feld, a leader of the settings, Involving tlie Jewish about 70.000," Gerald Y, Palk,. Opposition In the state parliament heritage, Israelt folk singing and lor people who sell insurance president of the Exec:utlve of New South Wales. dancing and celebration of holiday Council of Australian Jewry, Rabbi Feldman has gone to events, accoi:'dlng to Miss Rose 1 declared recently. New York to recruit a rabbi to be Breslau, director of the program, - n,e Australian orgaiitzatlon Is director of the B'nat B'rlth Hillel 1be younger boys and gtrls the nucleus of the new federation, POIDldatlon for some 1500 Jewish enjoy dramatizing stories from IAP THE BUYINO POWER which has an Initial executive university students here. Jewish· and Hebrew folklore, she body con-st sting of three "~ York Jewry ·has a said. Cooltlng "Yiddish soul representatives from Australia, strong Influence among Jews In food" and making Jewish OF JEWISH ~ERALD READERS two each trom India and1 New Australia," satd Rabbi Chaim symbollc objeets from wood and Zealand and one each from Hong Gdtnlclt of Melbourne, Rabbi other mate_rials are popular vtlth 724-0200 Kong, Jepan, the Pht!lpplllH, Feldman's father-In-law. the older children. · .t, Arab Nations lntensi.fy Arms Buildup Against Israel, Says Monitor Article ~TON - Arab nations are continuing guerrilla warfare throats of Arab states and keep tntensUytng their arms bllildup w o u I d b r I n g about control of Arab territory." against Israel, according to an "consequences" slmllar to that Meanwhlle, reactions by Arab article In the Christian Science suffered by villages of the Jordan leaders and spokesmen differed Monitor by John K. Cooley. River Valley and Egypt' s SUez widely over the recent filght of Cooley, staff correspondent Canal towns. five embargoed French-made for the Monitor writing from Jordan• s Ghor Irrigation gunboats to Israel. Beirut, said Egypt's President Canal was knocked out by Israeli Nasser's silence about this Nasser announced Jn Khartoum, bombing last week, for the third Incident, so far, confirms the Sudan, last week that his nation time since last June. Egypt's view of some observers In Beirut I w111 raise a million-man , army anti-aircraft Installations along that Cairo and most other Arab this year. the Suez Canal also were states do not plan to permit the 1- Nasser• s announcement, reported to be virtually destroyed -gunboat Incident to disturb . according to Cooley, "opened In some sectors. French-Arab relations, according > what may become a warlike 1970 Cooley noted that Nasser's to Cooley. for the Arab states." Even as remarks In Khartoum were The official radio In Tripoli, ' Nasser made bis declaration, directed against the United States however, quoted Col. Muammar Palestinian guerrilla warfare was and that the thrust of his remarks Al Qaddafi, the Libyan chief of lntensUled against Israel. was evidence of a new state, as expressing "fear that At the same time, Israeli psychological warfare against the gunboat Incident may affect Defense Minister Moshe Dayan both the U.S. and "reactionary" relations between France and the and Information Minister Israel Arab regimes, mainly Saudi Arabs" because of "concern felt Gall ll warned Lebanon that Arabia and Kuwait. by Arab public opinion." · tK • · Nasser declared that Egypt Since, the Rabat conference, TwenfV• N fne currently has 500,000 men "at Libya has Indicated Its Intentions T_ , tlie front and we are In the of aligning Its arms purchases process of bllildlng a strong army and defense policies with those of S ta te La Ws of one million fighters to confront Egypt. The apparent aim, Cooley R.I. Philharmonic To Present Israel and those behind Israel." noted, ts to build up large According to Cooley, Nasser's conventional forces In the Adopted Khartoum speech also contained Northeast corner of Africa "for Five All-Beethoven Programs the warmest praise for the Soviet an u 1t Im ate showdown with Yo1111g lsraell violinist ltzbak study. He has appeared with the NEW YORK - Twenty-nine state laws Improving protection Union and France since the Israel." Perlman will perform the New York Philharmonic breakdown of the Arab summit Beethoven Violin Concerto as Symphony and with nearly ew,ry d. civil rights were adopted In ISRAEL PRIENDS ARRIVE 1969, according to a nationwide conierence In Rabat, Morocco, on soloist. with the . Rhode Island other major orchestra In the Dec, 24. TEL AVIV - A 26-member Philharmonic Orchestra on United States and abroad. survey conducted by the Anti de! eg a ti on representing the Defamation League ol B'nsl Cooley also quoted Nasser as Staruday evening, Peh. 7, at 'The Peb. 7 concert will open stating that recent U.S. proposals British Labor Party's Prlends of Veterans Memorial Auditorium. the Phllharmonic's series ol ftve B'rtth. Israel arrived here for a 10-day 'The number, a decrease of 13 tor Egyptian-Israeli and ., Prancts Madeira wut conduct. all-Beethoven programs In Jordan ta n-Israe ll peace visit as guests of Hlstadrut, Now 24 years old, Mr. Perlam commemoration of the 200th from 1967 - the last year In Israel's Labor Federation. It ts ' ~) settlements as "suspicious ., has won the praise of the world's anniversary of the composer's which nearly all legislatures met headed by Joan Lester, Under for general business - was schemes" In which the U.S. goal critics and musicians as one of 1:4rth. ts to enable Israel to grasp the Secretary of Education. the most brllllant violinists of the Other programs and soloists attributed to the fact that "most time, wlll be Raymond Jackson, pianist, states In which one can Born In Tel Aviv In 1945, Mr. on March 14, performing the realistically expect enactment of Richard Tucker Perlman began to play a toy Concerto No. 2 In B Plat Major, such laws have already taken fiddle as soon as he was able to overture to "Leonore" and action." Won't Sing Forever, But hold It. At four and one-half, he Symphony no. I; Malcolm Prager, 'The findings of the survey, was stricken with polio, but the pianist, on May 2, performing the revealed last week In LAW, an t I Ines s and a year's Plano Concerto No. 4 In G Major, ADL publication which reports Will Continue For Long Time regularly on legislation In the convalescence left his ambitions Six Contredanses and Symphony NEW YORK - 'The question Mr. Tucker had stood for nearly unchanged. No. 3; Mischa Dlchter, pianist, on civil rights field, noted that a substantial majority of the laws of whether Richard Tucker, the an hour In a corridor with golden By the time he was ten, he Oct, 24, performing the Plano Jewish tenor who ts the glory of walls, beaming, chatting was an experienced performer. bt Concerto No. 5, OVerture "Ruins adopted In 1969 strengthened existing legislation against Italian opera, wlll go on singing animatedly and posing tor nearly 1958 Ed Sullivan came to Israel of Athens" and Symphony No. 6, forever was raised last week by 200 pictures. and brought Mr. Perlman back to and the Westerly Community discrimination. His bejeweled wife Sara stood It points out, however, that no less an authority than Richard ~,:,pear on his television show. He Chorus on Nov. 14 performing the Tucker. beside him while dozens of guest n..inalned In the Unttea States to Symphony No. 9. fair housing legislation still lags were called over to have their well bebind existing enactments The decision, he said, had been made ..many. many years pictures taken with the singer. against other types of Mr. Tucker trilled his discrimination. ago" In consultation with no less ORGANIZATION NEWS an authority than his wife. greetings. "Y.ou look Ptve states - Delaware, terrrrrrrrrlflc,'' he said to a Idaho, Nebraska, New Mexico and Mr. Tucker made It clear that 'CENTER CLASSES OFFERED the nnats against Alpha Lambda, he will not go on singing forever, yo1111g figure In a sll thery gown. A new IO-session series of two AZA teams defeated the Washinton - passed fslr Mimi Benzell, the soprano housing laws In 1969, bringing the but he certain! y ts prepared to go Sllmnastlcs classes for adult runners-up 160-50. on singing at the Metropolitan who formerly sang with Mr. women ts open for registration at Members of the winning total to 26 states with such laws Tucker, In "Rigoletto," on the books. This compares with Opera for a very long time. the Jewish Community Center. group>s #1 team were Richard Hts reply was given near the "'Boheme" and other productions, Under the direction of Mrs. Rublen, Nell Grabel, Wllll:u:,i 37 states with laws against greeted him as did Zlnka Mllanov discrimination In employment and close of an elegant dinner-dance Sherle Borges, the classes will Feldman and Stephen Gold. The In his honor at the Plaza. and Btdu Sayao, also retired meet on Mondays at 10 a.m. #Z team was made up of Robert 38 with laws against sopranos. discrimination In places of public It Imposed upon his future starting Feb. 9. Kahn, Richard Factor, Carl career a limitation that shrunk It "Doesn't she look like a A series of evening Rosen and Alan Wasserman. accommodation. bride?" Mr. Tucker said, turning 'The publication declares that from Infinity, but gave little hint Sllmnastlcs classes will be held Alpha Lambda's #1 team by bow much. to bis wife. "She does, she on Tuesdays at 8 p.m. starting Included Arlene Stanman, Karen the fair housing title of the does,'' guests chorused. Pederal Clvtl Rights Act of 1968 It has been 25 years since Mr. Feb. 17. Baker, Henrietta Schnitzer and Tucker bowed his head Jn the Identifying, In order, Barry, Social dance classes for Ann Frank. Members of the #Z helped stimulate the adoption of state laws where none bad wings, said a brief prayer and Henry and David, Mr. Tucker adults wtll begin their second team were Karen Baker, Sherri then strode out onto the great spoke proudly of "my son the series on Sunday, Feb. l, at 7 Miles, Lily Hassld and Ann previously existed, Since this act broker, my son the lawyer, my tended to give precedence to state stage for the first time In the p.m. for beginners, and 8 p.m. Frank. Contest officials were role of Enzo of Ponchlelll' s "La son the doctor," who were for advanced students. Classes Steven Feinstein, moiterator; laws which met the standards present. ' established by Pederal law, a Gioconda." TIie waves of \ will be under the direction of Mrs. Marsha Goodman, judge; applause that answered his first Mr. Tucker was Joined at the Erne Garcia and Miss Ann Arthur Rosen, scorekeeper, number of states have begun to head of the reception line by adopt. such laws In order to obtain aria stopped the performance for Delmar. Charlotte Goldenberg, · five minutes. Cardinal Cooke and Charles H. Io ca I, rather than Federal, ( Touch typing classes tor timekeeper; Nell Grabel, CYC Last Saturday afternoon he Sliver, former chairman of the junior and senior high school chairman and Simon Well, c'o control of their administration, It city's Board of E!;lucation • . ·i points out. and Renata Tebaldl sang "La \ students will be held on chatrman. Boheme" In the nationally Rabbi Bernard Mandelbaum, Wednesday, from 7 to 9 p.m., Prior to the passage of the In the Ballroom Invocation, called ----- Pederal law, the AOL · report broadcast -matinee, and Mr. beginning Feb. 11. Mrs. Ernest URGES ZOA JOIN Tucker's voice bad what one fan Mr. Tucker "a sweet singer of Fineman ts Instructor. NEW YORK - The treasurer says, "the approach of Israel" and prayed for "his legislatures dealing with called "the fine, firm quality of I)! New programs In sewing, of the J~lsh Agency for Israel 0 continued vigor and voice." youth. drivers' training and leadership ' 'v e r y strongly" urged the discrimination In housing was Mr. Bing, noting that Mr. much more tentative than their Saturday night, In ntckertng training are now open for Zionist organization of America candlelight and under the muted Tucker "with all bis great registration. (ZOA) to Join other American approach had been to dealing with artistry, always kept his sense of other forms ol discrimination." glow of chandeliers In the grand Sewing classes for teen-aged Zionist groups In forming the ballroom, the man who calls double-entry bookkeeping,'' girls and adults wtll start on proposed American · Zionist Dead Sea Scrolls himself "Bing's Bad Boy" ( a recalled a dispute over pay with Wednesday, Feb. 18, for _s Federation. The call was Issued reference to Rudolf Bing, the the singer. . sessions under the direction of by Leon Oulztn, on the eve of his Met's general manager) Informed "I think we were about $50 departure for South America to Need Special Cases .- / Adele Jamnlk. - 250 guests that he carellJjttle for apart,'' Mr. Bing said, referring Driver training classes, In meet with Latin American Jewish JERUSALEM - Only two of data like age and time elapsed. to a day when $50 was a sum of cooperation with the Rhode Island leadership In connection with a the famous Dead Sea Scrolls are He ts concerned only with the money sufficient to keep a star Registry of Motor Vehicles, wt11 proposed reorganization of the presently on display at the Israel quality of his performance. P:';rformer and his boss apart. start In February, with classes • Jewish Agency. 'The ZOA has Museum. 'The rest have been •• As long as the good Lord 'We couldn't get together, 'Let's on Tuesday and Thursday declined to participate In .withdrawn until teak-proof will give me the health and ntp a coin,' I said, and he agreed, · evenings for seven weeks. negotiations leading to hellum-fllled display cases can strength to continue singing as I and I won." Director ls Albert Russo, and organization of an American be manufactured, according to did today with my sweetheart, The hosts of the ewining were teen-agers of 15 and above may federation which was mandat~ by Dr. Magen Brosh!, curator of the Renata Tebaldl, I shall strive Michael Ries, Mr. 'Tuclcer's enroll. the last World Zionist Congress. Shrine of the Book. The helium ts only for the best that Richard manager, and Sheldon Gold, both Registration ls now open for Jacques Torczyner, ZOA required to preserve the anclent Tucker can give," he said. "Until of Columbia Artists Management. the JACS program, the Center's president, said recently that the parchments• . then I will not say adieu." 'The manager . narrated a sum mer leadership training organization's National Executive Dr, Brosht said the cases had He had always regarded his review of Mr. Tucker's career, program for teen-agers, from 14 Committee felt participation been manufactured by a firm In voice "not so much as a gift, but In the form of a series of slides to 16. would ' 'Inevitably Impair, curtail England which has· gone out of as a loan," he said, and he did flashed onto a pleated curtain that For fUrther Information on and lead to the liquidation of the business and, the .Museum ts not know when the loan would distorted the Images. Afterward, classes, the Center office at 861- traditional functions and looking for a new manufacturer. come.due. Mr. Tucker prslsed the alchemy 2674 may be called. activities of the ZOA.'' Visitors to the Museum may see Choosing to "forgo the usual of makeup artists and costumers Por new of Israel, Jewish the Habelcuk Commentary, which gaga and anecdotes," Mr. Tucker who can "transform a phnnp QUIZ BOWL WINNERS com mun! ties throughout the ts In a hellum-fllled glass case, devoted his speech to thanking Brooklyn boy Into a dashing duke Narragansett AZA has been world, local organizations and and the Manual of Discipline dozens of people by name for or an amorous Egyptian named fht wlliner of the annual' society, read the Herald, • .and parchment, which Is In good their part In advancing or guiding general," and he affirmed that he CYC Quiz Bowl at the Jewish for some ol the best bargains In condition and does not presently his career. ' , ~as •,:a most fortunate and happy ! Community Center. Competq In the Greater Providence area. require hellum protection. Earlier, during the recel)don, man. THE RHODE ISLAND_HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30,J97Q 15 Frenc'hrDefencl.Sale Of Arms, Sen. Javits See.ks To Dispel feur 1O ·O PlanJ!s To Go To Libya Of U.S. Selling Israel Short JERUSALEM - Senator Soviet officials would alter their beginning of 1969 had been less position, as Washington was PARIS - The French deal peace proposal , to the United Jacob tc. Javtts said this week States, Britain and the Soviet than total. doing, In an effort to find a fcir the sale of COQ1bat aircraft to Among weapons delivered to that Israeli leaders might be Union. compromise peace proposal for Libya Is twice as large as Israel since then, be confirmed, unduly concerned over what they orlglnal}y announced, Defense Analysis of available evidence believe to be misguided American the Middle Eut. Indicated that France was seeking were spare parts for Israel's On the other side, he said he Minister Michel Debre has existing fleet of Mirages, policy In the Middle East. disclosed. to s"l,ooth over remaining TIie New York Republican, thought Israeli alarm over differences between American officially numbering 70. Am-ertcan Intentions was over the next four years, he This was awarendy designed who has been spealclng with told the Defense Committee of the. and Soviet plans. These Israeli leaders, has sought to disproportionate. Long-term differences are reporte Se~0lty Council. This, he said, withholding Information from the Mirage m-E aircraft, a far more was the only chance for peace." United States about their advanced version of. the attack MODERN HEADQUARTERS BUILDING Earlier, Premier Jacques negotiations with the Libyan plane than the Mirage v. Chaban-Delmas said at a Gaulllst regime. Since Libya does not have 3 Evenings a week plus special events caucus of the Assembly that Just over a week ago, United trained pilots capable of flying France had Just submitted a-new States officials said, Foreign s u c h an advanced aircraft Call 941-7717 diplomats here expressed strong MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY 7 TO 9 P.M. suspicion that the newly OR WRITE Israel To Look To U.S. Says Eban purchased Mirages · would be flown by Egyptian crews, and TOURO FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION Yet Must Seek Self-Sufficiency most likely against Israel. 100 Niagara Street, Providence, R.I . 02907 JERUSALEM - Israel claim to 50 embargoed Mirages, Shimon Peres Given appeared to have finally written France would undertake not to • PLAY off France as an arms supplier sell them to Israel's enemies Additional Duties • and to have decided to depend on "near or tar." the United States. This was repeated last month JERUSALEM - Shim~ DUPLICATE BRIDGE Foreign Minister Abba Eban, by French diplomats In Israel Peres, who ls · serving as ATTHE in a formal address In Mr. Eban said. ' caretaker Minister of Immigrant Parliament, said the nation also The Israeli F'orelgn Minister Absorption In the new coalition would seek to become self said Paris . was motivated by cab In et has been offlct'ally ROBERT STARR sufficient In military equipment. •economics and the smell of oil," assigned additional respon- . .and was conspicuously lacldng In slbllltles In connection with the A decade of reliance on · international morality. occupied territories and Arab BRIDGE CLUB France as Israel's major "The answer Is to look to the refugees. supplier of weapons seemed to United States for equipment and per es. a former deputy 1060 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE, R.I. have ended as Mr. Eban loans and to Increase our self m In Is te r · of defense, will FOR DETAILS CALL 831-4669 recounted the events leading to sumctency," Mr. Eban said. coordinate plans and programs the French arms deal with Libya, "The bitter example of Blafra concerning refugees In the , In which Libya will buy 50 Mirage teaches_us to rely on ourselves occuple,;I territories. He will also Jet fighters and probably other for survival." coordinate the activities . of a military equipment. Although Israeli and French s p e c I a I committee on the. "(I.wt ?Ja.,u,qRJ, SRI" In his sta,tement In the officials continue to cooperate at territories. His special sphere Knesset, Mr. Eban appeared to be various levels, the decision by will be new undertakings that saying that with France Parts to conclude the Mirage deal Involve links between Israel's The Hera•d is now accepting attempting to ;egaln prestige In with Libya while matntatntng the economy and that of the occupied the Arab world, Israel had to l09k embargo against Israel regions. He will be responsible ( "Younger Set" Photos elsewhere for help, apparently has ended the last directly to the Prime Minister. "France has become, with the hopes here of any reversal of Peres was ·. 11amed to the For early publication ,and For our Files Soviet Union, the most active French policy. The Israelis Cabinet as a 'Mlnister-Wlthout element In upsetting the balance believe It Is nearly certain that .f'_ortfollo and was assi_gned to of security and peace In the the French-built Interceptors will ne~d the Absorption Ministry on .a The R. I~ Jewish Hera,ld Middle East," Mr. Eban said. be made available to Libya's ally, temporary basts. That post Is He said that lut October the the United Arab Republic. earm4rked for the Mapam faction MAILING ADDRESS: IOX 60Q, PltOVIDINCE, l. 1. French For elgn Minister, French offtclals have said a wJ:iich le a member of the PLANT AND OFFICE: HEIA1.D WAY (OFF WUSTll ST.) . j Maurice Schumann, told Israel's clause in ·the qreement forbade govemment but still refuses to PAWTUCICET, l. 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Poperhongin~ com equipment are being shipped to Laatste Nleuws printed on Its Tile latest shipment arrived at p ..te heme remodeling. 521 -8859. Israel through the port of front page two pictures of zeebrugge on cars of the German ufn For new of Israel, Jewish equipment that It said had been national railroad. n,e Tamar was comm unities throughout the shipped on the Israeli freighter not berthed In the normal area PAINTING: Interior and exterior. Gen· world, local organizations and Tamar last week. One picture for ships loading munitions but In erol cleoning, walls ond woodwork. society, read the Herald .•.and showed five United States Army a remote section of the harbor. ~~8; s::~;~~OS~~'.I Freeman Gray for some of the best bargains In Per son n e I carriers, possibly Tile photographer who took the uln the Greater Providence area, half-tracks , and the other showed pictures of the trucks and guns two guns apparently of 105-mm was hailed by a crew member, calibre. who said the photographs must go Both the Brussels newspaper to the police. Tile photographer Robbi Schworzschild Resigns and the Antwerp paper Gazet Van 'rsrae'n A- 11 __ ..1 or" - ••..,.! ____ ft ____ ._ _ 1. Antwerpen rcpor1;c:\l ia1Bl n:::gwar ~"'Wa:a-ruJtr.'-"flie shipments of "old" ammunition sailor exposed the substitute roll NEW YORK - Rabbi Sleven New Leftism at Berkeley." It was and weapons from United States_ to the light, but the roll bearing s. Schwarzschlld, editor of the written by Michael P. Lerner, depots In West Germany move the pictures was In the theological quarterly Judaism assistant professor of philosophy through Zeebrugge. In the past photographer's car. since 1962, has resigned because at the University of Washington, the shipments have been A Foreign Ministry o f a I 1 e g e d • ' c o n s t a n t Seattle, and formerly a graduate . spokesman said Belgium did not Interference" with his edltorlal student at the University of embargo arms shipments to the freedom . _ California at Berkeley, Middle East although licenses for Dr. Robert Gordis, widely Mr. Lerner wrote that before such shipments must be obtalne~. known Biblical scholar, author the youth of today could be _ B. A. THOMAS and theologian, has been "effectively" reached by a laterlor Coatrador appointed to succeed him. message from Jewish Rule Rohan Judaism Is an Influential Journal "radicals," the synagogue as ...... ,..,_H ...... published here by the American currently established "will have _.. w...iw.n1... ,._ Jewish Congress. to be smashed." . . s.lot, C..-lc Tie. Mentally Ill Rabbi Schwarzschlld said In a Anyone who Is familiar with REG. 1.49 telephone Interview that he had the Internal politics of the United 274-0083 JERUSALEM - A Jerusalem beeome "damn sick and tired" of Synagogue, the Union of American 200's VALUE district court decreed last week Co,w,.im /mrior Coofrecfi•t what he described as a series of Hebrew Congregations, the that the Australian sheepherder, attempts to dictate from New Synagogue Cotmcll of America, 11..;"""*"'' , c.... erciGI Michael Denis William Rohan, Is York what should and should not etc., knows that they are sewers -NOW 89( not punishable tmder Israeli law WITH ANY'3.00PURCHASE go Into the magazine. After four which allow of no significant for burning the El Aksa Mosque months of "bitter In-fighting," he reform," he said In the article. In West Jerusalem last Aug. 21 declared, "I quit." "TI,e demands of .the Jewish beeause he suffered from a SI n c e I 9 5 5 , Ra bbl radical must be: 'Shut down the mental Illness. Schwarz sch II d has been a synagogues, so that Judaism may Th e court ordered him professor of philosophy and have a chance.' " committed to a mental hospital Judaic studies at Washington Later In his article, Mr. CLEARANCE but did not specify where. University In St. Louis. Lerner declared that the Jewish Observers said that Rohan, who A spokesman for the congress comm unity was "r acl st, ts In Israel on a visitor's visa, said that the rabbi was not Internally corrupt, and an may be deported to Australia. "forced out," but left because of apologist for the worst aspects of SALE Defense Cotmcll ltzhak Tun11<· "achnlnlstratlve difficulties." American capitalism and said he would not appeal the Judaism, a Journal dedicated ~riallsm." On Entire Stock of Name Brand verdict, but prosecuting attorney to religion, philosophy and ethics, ''While one can believe that Meir Shamgar said he might take has a circulation of only 3,000, Judaism has burled within It a It to the Israeli Supref!le Court. but most of Its subscribers are saving remnant," he wrote, "the •SUITS• SP-ORT COATS TIie president of the court Influential theologians of various · Jewish community Institutions which tried Rohan, Judge Henry religious persuasions. have no such element. When Ell Baker, annotmced the verdict In addition to his new editorial yotmg people reek In disgust at •TOPCOATS • SLACKS which took two hours to read. He duties, Dr. Gordis will continue being Identified with Jewish said there Is no doubt that the as professor of Bible at the commtmal life they reflect a accused had committed the acts Jewish Tileologlcal Seminary of correct tmderstandlng of Its OFF charged against him. But he America here and professor of . nature and prospects." 50% - 60% LIST PRICE suffered from a mental ailment religion at Temple University In - Rt-chard Cohen, associate that was diagnosed as paranoid Philadelphia. director of the American Jewish schizophrenia which cause him He Is rabbi emeritus of Congress, was warm fn praise of Cash & Carry- No Alterations "to live In a world of delusions." Temple Beth-El of .Rockaway Rabbi Schwan:schild. He said that According to the court, his Park, where he served for more during the rabbi's tenure as Illness was responsible for an than 30 years. Dr. Gordis was a editor Judaism "strengthened "ltreslstable Impulse" that was fotmder and first board chairman even further Its reputation as the pathological and Rohan could not of the quarterly Judaism. most d I st Ing u Is he d serious LEMBO BROS. be ·said to have exercised volition Rabbi Schwarzchild said that quarterly of Jewish thought the In the accepted legal sense of the straw that "finally broke my published In this cotmtry." back" was an tmsuccessful effort ''Rabbi Schwarzschild's term. He could not therefore be CLOTHIERS of the American Jewish Congress resignation as editor," he said, held responsible for his action at headquarters In New York to ldll ' ' w a s o c c a s I o n e d by the time • . TIie court said that Rohan's an article attacldng what. was administrative difficulties, mental lllneH still existed and called the Jewish Establishment. weariness and his own desire to HOU61082, HOPE9TO ST.UO BANKAMIIUCMD rabbi said the article wa• free himself from the burden of therefore he was ordered nlii PROV .• PAWT. UNE r-J confined to a mental lnstitUtion at finally published only after he b4!d the magazine tn order to write a threatened to .resign, TIie article boOlt he has been planning to do 521-7960 the pleasure of the Mlnlsler of at Issue was entitled :•Jewish for some years. - Justice.