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VOLUME LVI, NUMBER 23 PRIDAY,AUGUSf.f, 1972 12 PAGES lSc PER COPY U.S. Intelligence Sources Hoffman Says Everyone Premier Golda Meir Appeals In Florida Is Jewish Say Soviet U~ion Removing MJAMI BEACH - Abbh To Sadat For New Start '. loffman, one of the "Chlcap Seven" whose trial was c\JIIDected Most Of Its Warplanes with the 1968 Democratic Toward Peace In Mideast WASHINGTON - Unlt8d 1be prlnctpal disagreement Convention In Chicago, waa bac:t JERUSALEM Premier diplomacy In soft Janiuage, she States in.telllgence sources say between American and l:rraell for this one and waa staytng at Golda Meir appealed to President did not change the substance of there are "strong Indications" lnteWcence speclalt.sts seems to Plamln:.-o Park. Wben asked for Anwar el-Sadat of Egypt to Join In Israel's negodatlng terms on the that the Sovlet Union Is removing center- on whether Sovlet combat an lnterVtew; Hofhrun made It making a new start toward peace occasion of the Soviet withdrawal. from Egypt most of Its warp! anes units - what Mrs. Meir called Immediately clear that President 1n the Middle East, to "meet as Mrs. Meir warned that assigned with Sovlet fiylngcrewa "strategic forces" - are being Nixon wH his major opposition equals, and make a Joint supreme premature Judgments about a to the Egyptian air defenses. withdrawn. while George McGcnern wu "a effort to arrive at an agreed Sovlet "exodus from Egypt" These Intelligence sources American Intelligence mensch." "Ally Jew for Nixon la solution." would become a source of said It appeared that among the sources, while caudonlng that It • goy, even Golda Meir, Hoffman, In the Government's first disappointment. who Id 35, said. "It's Incredible planes being removed were moat Is still premature to m3ke a full considered statement since the ' ' The evacuation of the that some Jews would yore for of the 18 1U-16 twin-Jet Judgment of the scope of the expulsion of Soviet advisers from advisers and the experts, the Nixon. Too m.u,y mink coat1 and reconnaissance bombers, whose Soviet pullout, said that data Egypt two weeks ago, Mrs. Meir reduction of Soviet units which primary mission was to track the obtained earller offered "strong country clubs. Too much said, "It would seem that this were integrated In the Egyptian assimilation." Hoffman said he warships of the United States indications" that Moscow was hour In the history of Egypt can, system - these constitute a was pl anr.i g to vi sit l:rr ael In the Sixth Pleet In the Mediterranean, repatrladng a large percentage of Indeed should, be the appropriate slgnlftcant fact, but do not near future, declaring that "I am as well as some 70 M!G-21 Jet the Sovlet-fiown aircraft based in hour for change - and If It truly Indicate the cessation of the very pro-Jewi.,h, but anti fighter-bombers and about 6 Egypt. Is the hour for change, let It not Soviet Union's role In Egypt," highly advanced MIG-23's, all Zlonlsm." Asked what p,u ~ of the be missed." Mrs. Meir said. "We have not 1be best American estimates flown by Soviet pilots. Flamingo encampment crowd was But the tone of the Premier's seen the end of the matter." are that five to six American lntelllgence said there were Jewish, HaffmllII replied, "In -45-mlnute address to parliament, But, addre s sl ng herself that Egypt, however, would retain squadrons of Sovlet MlG-21 Jet Miami Beach everybody ls Jew was not optimistic. She made directly to President Sadat, she over 200 older MIG-19'a, MIG- fl&'hter-bombers - 60 to 72 ish, even the Cubans. Cbe more at a plea than an offer. said, "No foreign colDltry or 2l's and Sukhol-7 bombers, which planes - stadoned in Egypt Guevara la Jewlah; the Che 13 W h II e s ha stated Israel's factor · can solve for us, or had been turned over to Cairo (Condnued on Page 10) Chai." loncstandlng positions on war and Instead of us, the problems which over the laat five years. These stand between us." are piloted and controlled by Mrs. Meir said: "Negotiation Egyptial-personnel. for the establishment of peace Is According to lnt8lllgence, the no badge or surrender or Egyptians wUI also keep surface humWatlon. Negotiation for peace to-al r m Is s II es and other Is a supreme revelation of armaments that the Ruaslana sovereignty, of national honor and gave them after the 1967 war with of International responsibility." Israel. President Sadat has again American Intelligence, which rejected any thought of direct has been carefully watching negotiations with Israel. Mrs. Soviet military movements In Meir had reportedly planned to Egypt since President Anwar el Incl* such a proposal In her Sadat ordered the departure of address, but In final form her Sovlet units, ls reported to call to "meet as equals" did not believe that Moscow will preclude negotiations through an withdraw the 10,000 combat Intermediary. troops It Is estimated to have "Nor do we close the door on there. Interim moves, such as your The consensus among proposal of February, 1971, for a American experts Is that no more special arrangement for opening than 200 to 300 Soviet teehnlclans the Suez Canal," Mrs. Meir went will remain to assist the local on. "We, too, regard such a military operate advanced settlement as a temporary surface-to-air missiles In the solution," she said - clearly Cairo-Alexandria area and trying to meet the Egyptian aro\Dld the Aswan Dam on the leader's expressed fear that a Upper Nile. partial settlement would harden 1be lntelllgence specialists Into something permanent to . warn, however that they belleve Egypt's disadvantage. the Russians will be allowed to ' 'We have not declared retain their naval facilities In permanent borders," she said, Alexandria, Port Said, Mersa, ARTIST AND PUPILS: lulu Sorenson is shown with some the pupils in her art class. Some of the "we haft not drawn up an Matrub and Sollum, as well as student's work appears in ,background. From left to right are: Sarah Weisman, Lulu, Carolyn ultlm•te map, we have not demanded prior commitments on some naval personnel. !Corn, Susan Hyman and Cheryl Mittleman. American Intelligence matters which must be clarified assessments on the extent of the by means of negotiations. We do Soviet withdraw al appear to differ not Intend to perpetuate the In some respects from the l:rraell Artist Enjoys Teaching cease-fire lines between us, or to estimates. 1 freeze the existing situation." Mrs. Golda Meir, the Israeli By Marcia Harding talking about herself. To make Recently, at a Father's Day She added: her enormous doe eyes shine you showing of her pupils' work, held "Let us sit down together to Premier, said In Jervsalem that Lulu Sarenson, a member of while Mr. · Sadat s evacuation must ask about her students. al 9 Parish Street, Pawtucket, discuss the peace settlements. Seekonk'• summer colony at Lu I u got Involved with over 90 llleces were displayed. Let us search for a way· to break order affected Sovlet operational Slierwood Glen, Is a beaudfuf, units Integrated Into the Egyptian teaching accidentally when a Httle the deadlock, lest war be renewed accompllslied, successful artist. Flrst Prizes were awarded to air defense system, It did not "at neighbor girl asked for some help between us." - She graduated from Pratt Art Susan Bernier, pastels: Ann least at this stage ' - affect In painting. She now has clas!M!s "This appeal of ours does not I ii s ti tu t e '91d studied \Dlder M~rgolles, pen and Ink; Sarah Sovlet forces and positions In with students ranging 'from 10 to stem from weakness, nor out of Professor Moy ·tn Provincetown. 70. Welner, color and theme: any desire to take advantage of an Egypt, which serve the strategic A seascape specialist, her work Jeanette Bornstein, seascape: obJectlves of the Soviet Union In• She teaches all mediums and embarasslng situation, but rather has been exhibited at the each student Is free to choose his Ada Comrose, life. out of a deep awareness. of the the reaton." Providence Art Club and at the. hi a speech on July 18, own project and work at his own need for peace, of the advantages Hy an n I s , Provincetown, and speed. Lulu guides rather than Medals were awarded to Susan of peace, and the preferabl!lty of President Sadat left It m,cJear Newport Art Associations. whether he wished all or only tell._ and the results have been Hyman, Sarah Weisman, Cheryl negotiation over any other some Soviet military personnel to But she shies away from remarkable. Mittleman and Carolyn Korn. alternative." leave, 1be Premler·gave short shrift American and Israeli to the offer of his good offices by assessments agree that Soviet Recommends Cut Of 50% In Forest Hills Gunnar V, Jarring, the special flown aircraft an, being removed, _. NEW YORK - Marlo M, The spirit of his report was Blrbach, a ieader of the United Nations representative for that the Sovlet naval facilities uiomo, appointed by Mayor summed ui> by Mr, Cuomo In a 011P9sldon. the Middle East, who reportedly ,ervtng the Mediterranean fleet Llndaay to mediate the Forest citation from Edmlllld Burke, who Mr. Golar, on vacation at hopes to revive his five-year will remain and that 7,000 Soviet Hllla low-Income housing said 1J.i '1ns that .. all government Marth a' ·s Vineyard, lamented peace-making efforts In New adv Iser s will depart while controversy last week - Indeed, every human benefft "the direct loss of .f08 York next month. She recalled tnatruetOrs and teclmtclans stay. recommended a 50 per cent and enjoyment, ewry virtue and desperately -.led homes for the Mr, Jarrtngts "Sllrprlse move;; Both the United States and reductlan In the size of the ewry prooent act - Is fOlDl!led worltlDC poor" and the fact that last year aslclnr Israel for a city would be needed Israel draw a dlstlnctlon between project, and was Immediately on compromlN." funds to prior commlttnent to withdraw Sovl et advti,ers attached to assailed by both sides. Mr. -·· Cuomo'• compromise build the ilmaller project. from the occupied Sinai And Mr. Blrbach, In a news Egyptian army units, who• "11me I• essential," Mr. plan was Immediately rejected1 Peninsula. 0 conference at the sli. of the pre8'9nce was long a source of ·euomo said at a City Hall news howeffr. •• outrageous., ana "Up to this day," Mrs. Meir conference, noting that pile "manifestly absurd" by stmean project, said Mr. Cuomo'a plan • al d , " ~he United Nationa lrrttauon to tile Eppttans, and "la not scat111r-ali. ~Ing teclmlclana 111d lnitruc:tora with drlvln1 was well under way on the Golar, chairman of the New York representaihe has not revoked It will scatter the peaple." narr111Jly deftned 19Clmlcal anci site, at 108th StrNt and 62d City Houalllr Authority, and as the validity !!f bis memorandum tralnlng mtsatons. nm.. "total1y IDlacc.ptable" by, Jerry (Continued Clll pqe IO) (Continued Clll pap 10)
I... 2 ntE RHODE ISLAND HERA!:.D, PRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1972 More people attend the event. Arab Terrorist that ls ad'lertlsed. C&ll the Herald office, 724-0200 or 724- ORGANIZATION Nt:ws· I To Be Hanged 0202. TEL AVTV - An Arab TO HOLD DANCE ANNUAL OUTING terrorfjt who threw a hand The Business and Members and tl'lenda of the srenade Into a group of tollrlsts Having A Party? Professtonal SlDcles Group of the workmen'• Circle In · In East Jerusalem Iut fall k1lllng Hartford Jewlah Communlty Muaachaaetta and Rhode lllland an Arab girl and lnjurfng 13 CALL Center w1ll hold a M!dsummer wt11 hold their Annual Out1nc . OD. persons, was sentenced to hang Ntcht Da.nee on Sunday, Aucust 6,' SUD.day, August lS, at the by a ntllltary trlmmal In Lydda. Workman's Circle Ca.mp In at the center at as5 Bloomf1eld 1be sentence was - of the rare U RENT-ALLS Avenue In Wut Hartford, Pembroke, Massachusetts. A Instances of capital punishment In speclal procram of muslc has ( '-rm.rt, United lent•k Dht.} connectteut, trom 7 to 11 p.m. Israel. Da.nelnc w1ll be to the mmtc of been a.rra.nced, and Abram The court imposed the Zllberbel'C, Ma.pal member of the Tables •. Chairs •• Dishes Art DUBl'Ow'• orchelltra. maximum penalty after the Iara.ell Kneaaet, wlll be a guest . defendant, 21-year-old Sbahed Champagne Fountains JDL DEMOOSTRATI!X-1 speaker. Hassan who Uves near Hebrml, In NIJIOIIN to the deciaton of Altbouch plclmlcldnr w1ll be failed to show the sllghtest 725-3779 the Bostan MuNUm of Pine Arts allowed at the ca.mp, dinners w1ll remorse for his crlme. to Invite a Sovlet Art exhibit fo be served to those who wish to Accordlng to the charges, Hassan Bostan, the Jewish Def rese"e them. Chartered buses carrled a grenade to Jerusalem League's Bostan chapter wtll w1ll leave from 1762 Beacon for the purpose of causlng as conduct a demonstrat1an at the Street ln Brookline, much bloodshed as possible. 1be Tmm:t.,~ MuNUm on Sunday, August 6, at 2 MaasaclwHtta, and from the proaecutor said he foll owed a GENERAL CHAIRMAN: JoHph p.m. Oriental Theater ln Mattapan, grcq, of rourlsts on thelr way to llt. I, Molvnlf
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TESI'IMONIAL DINNER PUERTO RICO A testimonial dinner will be INCLUDES VIRGIN ISLANDS FREE! given for Dick Reynolds, Mrs. C. Joseph Fox Ill FROM PROVIDENCE VIA SCHEDULED AIRLINE school boy sports editor of the Miss Beth Ellen Farber, 8 DAYS 7 NIGHTS Providence Journal-Bulletin for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 2 7 years , on Thursday, D. Farber of Newton, AIRFARE AND HOTEL September 14, at 'The Coachman Massachusetts, became the bride WITH CONTINENT AL BREAKFAST '230 In Tiverton. of c. Joseph Fox Ill, son of Mrs. Mr. Reyno! ds has served as a Dorothy Frank Fox of INCLUDES: STAY AT OCEAN FRONT HOLIDAY INN. toastmaster and featured speaker Rochambeau Avenue and Charles ALSO A FREE DAY AT ST. THOMAS WITH ROUND TRIP AIR at !numerable sports banqueta J. Fox of Angell Street, on IESOU & DAY CAM, AND TRANSFERS. DUTY FREE SHOPPING. and civic club luncheons. He has •SHOWS• OltCHHTIA Sunday, June 25 at the Marrion •A»--c-41~"-iyMvM& Dini"' OTHER LEADING HOTELS : been the prime promoter of Motor Hotel In Newton. Rabbi • ""'""-"·.,.wkh euw- AMERICANA, tennis In Rhode Island. Mr. • oty,"''*' Nt..-..1 POOi. EL SAN JUAN, SHERATON WIiiiam G, Braude officiated at • THNAGIIS-al""t..i .._..,. CARIBE HILTON at slightly higher cost Reynolds has been the father of • DAY CAW & NeyheuM 7 4-y Sv,_...... n the 11 a.m. ceremony which was • ··"'·... , ..... Nit•,.,... . BUFFET LUNCH IN SAN JUAN. BONUS DISCOUNT the People to People program In followed by a reception at the • UaUINT ._... Acc_.,_,_heftt & this area and through his efforts o-t•• c.n.,... BOOK AND COMPLIMENTARY COCKTAIL Hotel. • 11 tw. Che"',--.Mp GOU C..V!'N led to reciprocal tours of high Given In marriage by her •AUG. MC)...WI SNC1Al school baseball teams between father, the bride wore a white 5DAYSP'wy~4 ZELDA KOUFFMAN Rhode Island and Venezuela and chiffon sleeveless gown styled S.nd lo, 101.,& ltod•v•• MOOOUS, CONN. 064'09 CRANSTON TRAVEL 101 ,ARK AYE., CRANSTON other Latin American countries, with a cape, empire waist and [MAI., (203) 113-81) I soccer and basketball trip• to flounced hem. She wore a white 781-4977 Europe, and Is at present In the picture hat and carried a bouquet Nether! ands wit a Rhode Island of white gladioli florets, apricot schoolboy tennis group. sweetheart roses and yellow Cl!fford Shaw, former statls. president of the People to People Miss Meryl Jane Farber set-up here, and retired served as maid of honor for her Providence Journal director of sister. She wore a princess line community affairs wlll be the knlt floral print with long chief speaker. Frank Lanning, sleeves. She carried a ftre!l!de Bulletin cartoonist, wUI be basket of yellow daisy porns and toastmaster. greens and wore a tangerine ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF CHILD picture hat. Jflgh Mr. and Mrs, Bruno Moretti Other attendants we,,., Mrs. of 195 Lorimer Avenue, announce Robert A. Starr, sister of the the birth of their !lrst child and bridegroom, Miss Lois Ann .Jfoly'Days daughter, Marissa Debra, on July Baker and Miss Gladys Yunlk. 1. They wore princess line knit ~atthed Maternal grandparents are floral prints with Jong sleeves l:loncor Mr, and Mrs, Mortyn Zietz of and yellow picture hats. They Providence.P a ternal carr ied fireside baskets of yellow SEPT. 7 TO SEPT. 19 grandmother Is Mrs. Rose daisy porns and greens. We invite you and your Moretti of Cranston, Best man was Robert A, family to share the tradition Maternal ueat-grandparents Starr, brother-In-law of the bridegroom. Ushers were Mark of Rosh Hashanah are Samuel Flink of Newton, and Yom Kippur Massachusetts, and Mrs. Tlllle Adrian Farber, brother of the bride, and Michael Dahood. ~ Zietz of Mlaml, Florida. Granc!Rarents of the bride are Mrs. Dora Seidle of of Newton Cantor DAUGHTER BORN and the late Philip Seidle, and the Mr, and Mrs, J s.mes D. Levitt late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel HERMAN MALAMOO of 63 Savoy street announce the Farber. assisted by Conductor/Composer birth of their !lrst child and Grandparents · of the daughter, Amy Susan, on July 18. bridegroom are Mrs. C, Joseph SHOLOM SECUNDA Maternal grandparents are Fox· and the late Mr. Fox, and the and the Concord Mr. and Mrs. Richard w. Miller of Llvlncston, New Jersey. late Mr. and Mrs. David Frank. International Choirwill officiate Paternal grandmother Is Mrs. The couple will re!l!de In for the Inspiring Services. Chicago, Dllnols. Milton Levitt of Providence. RABBI SEYMOUR FREEDMAN Love May Be Cause will supervise a program BERMANS HAVE DAUGHTER of lectures and seminars. Mr, and Mrs. Philip A, Of l>isappearance Berman of Pittsburgh, JERUSALEM - Constantin (;#5 Pennsylvania, announce the Dumltrachescu, the ·Rumanian Special! A holiday concert arrival of their first child, a diplomat who disappeared I after with the renowned Operatic, 1aughter, Polly Anne, on July 26. completlnc his tour of duty ' In Maternal grandparents are Israel two weeks qo, may have Concert, TV and Recording Artist Mr, and Mrs. Frank Sivie of defected for love, accordlnc to a Plttsburch, Paternal theory advanced here by people grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. who knew the 47-year-old JAN PEERCE Louis Berman of Aldrich official. Terrace. Dumltracbescu was known around Tel Aviv as a hlgh-livlnc, THE GRADUATF.B hard-drlnklnc man who enjoyed Miss Ablcall Percelay, good food, good company and good ,~ughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. ent ertainment, A Tel Aviv CONCORD Morton Percelay of 624 East J e w e 1er revealed that the Avenue, Pawtucket, was diplomat had ordered gold HOTEL graduated In May from curry ' trinkets from him, saylnc that KIAMESHA LAKE, NEW YORK collece In Milton, Massachusetts, they were for his wife but CALLJOLL FREE: (800) 431-2217 with a Bachelor of Arts degree In requestlnc the jeweler to keep the SEE YOUR TRAVEL ASENT OR Psychology. Miss Percelay wa.s purchase a secret from Mrs, WRIT£ FOR SPECIL BROCHURE. graduated from Pawtucket West Dumltrachescu. mch School, Dumltrachescu was - ~-- la.st seen boardlnc a plane at More people attend the event Lydda Airport on June 23, that Is advertised. Call the Her ostensibly to join his family In ald otnca, 72-4-0200 or 724- 0202. Rumanla. ..
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Paul-Emile of the Comedle Additional stimulus to the Wankel ye a rs , eamlnga hne . been P r a nc al se, composer Rolf sporadic and dlTldend payment ls Your mystique has been supplied by the Uebermann, the Chicago Lyric hlsbly problematic. Por this success of Toyo Kogyo's rotary Opera's CarQI Pox, Egon reason, I fnor selling the shares powered Mazda. U.S. sales of this Seefeblner ol the State Opera ln and puttlns the cash ln a savings automobile reached 22,589 ln the ·eerlln, and Marcell Prawy of Money's acco1mt. ,· first half of this year, up from Vienna ... Paul Galileo, who wUI 6,868 ln the 1971 Interim. The Good Patt«n In Sight be 75 next week, ls working OD a novel, a book of poetry and a Worth problems formerly associated For HouM Of Fabrics with the rotary engine apparently screenplay. ly SyMa Porter hne been effec:thely ellmtnated Q: I own 100 shares of House When Pia Llndstrom of by this J-,-• auto maker. al Pabrtcs (ASE) bought at 25- WCBS-1V spoke at the New York When such a rnolutlonary 5 ,18. 1 am wondering If I should Televtslon Academy's weekly sell with the competition ln this Dn,p-In luncheon, she said she How To Play 'Success Chess' c:ancept reaches this stap, lnffstora react and the stock line. M.C. speaks fl,_nt Italian which she Is your Immediate corporate blger Job or at leut want to market results can be exploslTI!. 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In the first four trading would be a plus for the firm. conducts Interviews without If so, you're probably wasting Don't be counted among the sessions tn J-, American Whtie competltlTI! prlclng ta .. lines•• to memorize . • • u And I precious career time, for your executlTl!s who hne fired their Israeli Jumped 155% from 6-3/4 pre,,alent, House ol Pabrtcs talces can't IDlderstand how my mother mOft up the corporate ladder corporation ln the atternoaa and to 17-1/4. SUbsequent proftt Inventory wrtte-d~s OD a can work W!Tli lines." could be blocked lndeflnltely by rehired lt the next day. Instead, taklng lowered sharea -ral monthly basts to keep prices up Upon learning that Grove this Immobile ~rlor. write out your restpatlon, put lt points. AIP, a paper to date and to nold any 1musual Press would publish Cllfford Are you traveling the right 1n a safe place ln your desk, Jock manufacturer, has ltll foot ln the year-end adtustments. Irving's story ln September, kind of route to the top - If the desk and Jet at least a week Wankel door through a 50%-owned Pollowlng an excellent first Oscar Dystel, president of that's where you want to go ln go by before you take It out. Tiien aubsldlary. The subsidiary Is quarter, House of Fabrics Bantam Books, called Viking your company? If, for Instance, If you really mean tt, rewrite It llcenaed to produce l /2 to 30 recen t ly announced that ltll Press' head, Tom Gutnzberg, and men ln marketing or ftnanc:e and submit tt. horsepower rotaries ln Israel for second quarter proftt would be got permission to publish a soft usually lnherlt the presidency ln flat due to lnclement weather and cover edition of "Hoax: The • Make sure that when you sale wor1dwlde except North your corporation, are you ln Easter falllng tn the first period. Inside Story of the Howard leaw your company, you do so on America. This sta engine would marketing or ftnance? be Revenues for the period should Hughes-Clifford Irving Affair." your ~ terms and that you prtmarlly for golf carts and Or are you ln corporate come ln at $12.9 mllllon, a 13',g VI kl n g publlshed the Pay always lene on the best of outboard motors. According to special ties from which men are gain year to year. Chester-Llnklater book May 15. llerms. And have faith that, If you company chairman Joseph Mazer, rarely promoted to the top ln The second quarter The paperback will he out soon. can succeed ln one Job, you can no prototype has been deft! oped your fteld? Think very hard about notwithstanding, House of Fabrics Mayor Lindsay's former succeed tn another, eTl!D without as yet and produc:tlon ls at least where you are on the management 18 months away. Eamtngs ls expected to show overall spedal assistant, std Davidoff, ladder and aim for Increased having climbed a stnsl• rung on lmpnmtment for the year. The wlll host a spectal screening of the corporate ladder. 1be contributions are not antldpated exposure and vlslblllty. much before 1975. present 8% lndustry growth rate ••Parades'' for New York Haff you kept your options corporation ls a market - not ls healthy and with the company's political figures. "Parades" ls merely a place ln which simply to American Israeli produces a wide open and your oppornmttlea full line of fine, newsprint, kraft proven merchandising record and the anti-army movie _ . . Warner flexible so you can alter your work for a llvlns - and the buytng/dlstrlbutlng efflctencles, Brothers wlll turn "Come Back market ls for sldlls. Your sldlla and sulfite papers and account11 corporate hehmor for your own for 60,tj al Israel's paper House of Pabrlcs should contln,_ Oiarleston Bl,.," the Godfrey good, If so lndlcated? are be•t determined by your to outperform this pace. Cambridge-Raymond St. Jacques baste performance. production. Earnlngs, 1madJUsted, · Or are you being stereotyped hne been on a plateau for the Averaging down ls Justlfled here. movie, Into a televtslon series. ln your company? If this ls so, • And heed these addlt1onal Q: IClmberly-Clark has been 1be Actors Pund of America c1 .. olfere-• by past four fl.seal -,.ars. Howner, make a move quickly either s on promotions strong recently. Why and ls lt a has ordered Downey's team In the other experts on execr.dw when adjusted for the chanp ln within or outside the company to currency rates, net rON from 57 buy naw? R.D. Broadway Show League out of the break the stereotype. advancement: the great majority A: A leadlnl producer of League next year. Also ejected ol promotlona to u,p spots are cents a sbare to 70 cents a share Do you, ln short, kn- 1i- to for the year ended March 31, trademarked consumer products, were WCBS-1V, Aetors' Studio, play SUCCESS CHESS? made from within the firm, but Klmberly-Clark (NYSE) recently the Dally News and UPI teams. slsntflcmt nmnbers of tbese were· 1972. Based on estimated 1972-73 The mid.die-management reported second quarter eamtngs 1be fund, which sponsors the employed by their companies for relllll tll shares are tradlnl st an employment market ls again ln a {ended June) of 60 cents a share, League this year, says lt Is few years; adequate 17x earnlngs multiple. healthy expansion, reflecting the only a relatl-vely the a 71 <,g l.mJ)r0'9eltlent over the 35 trying "to llmlt the League to aTl!rap of newly promoted qulcltentng economic upturn age Income Fund For cents posted ln 1971'• Broadway shows and legitimate tn the company presidents and chlef U.S. ln the second half of 1972. Withdrawal Plan comparable period. Sales were theater groups only." On July 20 officers ls now 46 and falling As a result, large nmnbers of recorded at $243 million, up the teams from "Jesus Oirlst steadlly; virtually all newly Q: I am 58, a wt~ and I you are moving Into MW Jobs as would like to retire, having nearly 8% from the $226 mtlllOD Superstar" and the Players Club middle executlves In aggresslw, promoted company exec:utlws are ln 1971. This, plus the cm,rall forfeited their games. They newr college graduates and more than worked 20 years. In order to fast-growing concerns. And large Improving trend ln the paper showed up. "Sugar" has missed one ln three holds advanced retire at this time I would have to nmnbers of you are moving with Industry, has bolstered shsres. two games this season. degrees. start withdrawal plans on nrJ the promise of rapid promotion mutual funds of $300 to $400 per ·n,e company has complied a When Sally Benson of the New Into the upper corporate ranks as Feels Need For Clarification month. I line accumulated 1,272 rather erratic earnings pattern Yorker staff was writing her part al your deal - as 1onc .. shares of Dreyfus Fund and 1,608 over the years, m 'llnly a book, "Junior Miss," she asked top management belleffs you On Israel Religious Party of Enterprise Fund. ls lt feasible reflection of the hlgbly her publlsher what lclnd of deserve a promotion becauae al to start these plans? Would I have fragmented and cycllcal nature of photograph he wanted for the your superior performance ID NEW YORK Rabbi to dlp Into capital? How long publlctty release. Miss Benson, Abraham Gross, president of the the Industry. However, as your starting position. would my capital last? P JC. who died recently, wrote 1D1der Rabblnlcal Alliance ol America, Klmberly's first half statistics But you might be stymied by In order to acblne the pen name of Esther ETarts, said there was "need now A: an Indicate, strong gatna are belng such circumstances as I that to tncome of $300 to $400 monthly, and her works Included "Meet Me clarify" whether Israel's made by most paper companies descrlbed abOft. To help you, you certainly would have to dip tn St. Louts." 1be publlsher NaUonal ReUstous Party as production and the prtctng here are baste moves tn the same "bu the Into the $28,000 capital you have thought for a minute and then authority speak on behalf of stnlCture line Improved. Stock of SUccess Chess as drawn up by to amassed. Your two holdings suggested: "Let's use a nude Torah Jewry." He .said this offers apprectatlon potentlal and a top authority tn th , eld of was returned an nerqe of 2.5% last photo of rou, lying Oil a white ln of the NRP's may be bought on weakness. e·xecutlve behmor, Eugene so llsht year from both lncome and bearskin.' A few days later the Emerson Jenntnp, professor at abstention ln the halachlc · capital gatns dlstrlbutlcms, whlle photo arrtwd, with the message: conversion blll vote ln the Mlchlsan St&.te Uniwrslty. the mlnlmmn Income, which you WELFARE ROLLS DECLINE "WUI this do?" It showed Knesset. • Avoid loss of career time by require, am01B1t to a 12.5% return JERUSALEM - The number Sally Benson, without clothes, but getttns away from an lmmoblle Rabbi Gross said the NRP's on your capital. In a f!,mc1 which of west Bank re.stdents recetvtnr COYered by a few WU s, lying on superior and by becoming a blantat abstentlon, ucept for one .- grows 7% a year, withdrawals of welfare asstatance declined from her leopard coat. cruclal subordinate to a mobile ol lts members, or. ATIIIII' 12.5% would exhaust your capital 200,000 Ullder the Jordanian Xaverla Hollander, known as superior. When your boss mOfts, Sctaky, defied the Jsraell Chief wtthln 11-1 /2 years. , rectme to 33,000 Soclal Welfare "1be Happy Hoolcer," wt!! fly you'll mOff, s1nce· you are as Rabbinate and • other rellcl<>1111 By nttchlng to an Income Minister Mlchael Hazanl from Amsterdam to Toronto next !mportant to your .,.rior as he autborltles who had made clear tllnd yielding 5% to 6% annually, reported. He said that Ullder the month to announce her MW or she ls to you. their s1Qll)Ol1 of the measure. you would ~ slplftcantly the Jordanlan admlnlstratlon many association wlth Penthouse Magazlne. Mlsa Hollander, who • Mm sure you - trnallng "Mere SUlll)Ort prtnctplN Inroads Oil your lmested capital. people recetved public uatatance the right route to the u,p, If that of vohmtarlly left the U.S. ID Aprll of halacha, Jewish law, and Harbor Fund, whlch Is IDlder the who dld not quallfy whUe many ls your goal. The top four runp after lier testimony at the Knapp orpntiatlon C!al)llona calllnC for same manapment as Enterprise poor lamllles were tcnored. of tbe corporate ladder from Fund, has not only in excellent Amonr the current rectptenta of Commtsston pollce COT'nl)tlon the land to be accordlnc to Torah bearings, wt!! write "Dear which UKUthes - be!nl and then tollawlnr an act ·whlch growth record but yields an uatatance are famWu ol llnown promoted roday are: operatlons Madam X,'' a mGathly column on lndlca&a that a nat tn the adaquate 5% a, well. Your terrortata. GoTernment .,urc.. dlTlalon aex questlona from reader,, manapment, tin.-,. 19ff1'111Dent la aboff Torah Enterprl• shares could be announced that more than 70,000 marketing and admlnlatratlan. transferred at net asset val,_ people from •lcbborlnc Arab After he completes hi• cannot be condoned," Rabbi current engapment at Harrah's The leut Ubly apedalti.1 for Groa declared. plua a $5 fee. For a llst al states haft croaed the Jordan promotion• -. pabllc relations, recommendld tncome tllnda, nnd Rlftl' to spend their smnmer Reno, Don Rlddes wUI glT9 a manufacturln1, lnternatlonal, He also sharply crlUclzed stamped •If-addrHNd -lope ftCatloM Ill Jarul and the Comm and Performance for re•arch and dnelopment. Premier Golda Meir for to tbb MWapaper c/o Roger occupttd terrttori.. Some 8000 Prtnceas Grace and Prtnce • Keep your apdons wide open dlamtastnr or. Sclaty, the Deputy ~r. people U'rlft ffU'Y day from Ralnler ID Monaco ••• Fred Poy, and prllCtlc» "•If nomlnatlOll" Mlnlatff ol Educatton, beeaUH he Q1 CU you "" me any Jordan, Lebulon and EIYPl, the the - for the Olde Ca-..tt for the top Job8. Do dlls by letdns Toted lor the hallelllc comerslon Information on my 45 1bares al IOID'OU ·satd, An eattmated Show, baa WOii the Golden Radio lho• who do tbe nomtnatlnl fllr bill which the pernment Madison Square Garden (NYSE)? uo,ooo are apected to Ytatt thta Buff's first annual Go!~ Min . uy posts bl- lhat yau want s CJl)IIONd, The shares keep IIOIDI ~ and 1111111mer. (ICondaad an pap 7) THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1972 5 Mark Nashplta, who has 1-n held on similar charges, has had no Receives Light Sentence advocate for his cause in the United States and has not As Draft Dodger In USSR benefited from such leniency. service, but was released 18 days Unlike Mr. Shapiro, Mr. Nashplts MOSCOW - Gavrlil I. has not been freed and still Is Shapiro, the Jewish activist who later on his own recognizance, an awaiting trial. · bas sought emigration to Israel u n u s u a I step !Dicier Soviet and bas evaded active duty as a criminal pr ocedure and one that . Judith Shapiro said here that reserve officer in the Soviet Is attributed to the publicity she was urelieved" to hear that her Russian husband had received armed forces, was sentenced last campaign on his behalf. a rel atlvely light sentence. week to one year's correctional A friend of Mr. Shapiro's, work without loss of freedom. The rel atlvely light sentence was Imposed on Mr. Shapiro after FREDERICK'S. a three-hour trial. It means that WANTED he will probably be assigned to a CUSTOM FRAMING Job In Moscow, with up to 20 per Companion cent of his pay deducted by the 878 Atwood Ave., Cranston state. ' Specializing in Judith Sl!wr of Cincinnati, for lady •CUSTOM FRAMES •OILS who was married to Mr. Shapiro MlJST LIVE IN I as t month in a rellglOIIII •PRINTS • SIGNED EDITIONS ceremony not recognized by the CALL NAMm CO CHAIRMEN: Alan Samcl,..ril and Jomes Winoker have been Soviet authorities, sought to re Benton or Herbert 944-3455 appointed co-chairmen .of the Initial Gifts Division for the Providence enter the Soviet Union without a Rosen HOURS, area for the 1972 campaign of the Jewish Federation of Rhode Island, it visa, but was turned rway on MONDAY-FRIDAY 10 to 5 has been announced by Albert I. Gordon, general campaign chairman. arrival at Moscow's 751-3000 SATURDAY 10 to 9 Vke chairmen for the Providence area will be announced ot o later Sberemetyevo Airport. dote. Executive vice president of 8.8. G-nberg Company, Mr. Winoker On her return to the United is vice president ofTemple Emanu-EI. He woo ouociote chairman of the States she called on President Initial Gifts Division In lost year's campaign. Mr. Samcl,..ril, vice presi Nlxon to intercede on behalf ot DISCOUNT CARPET dent of the New England Metals Company of Providence, Is o member her Sovlet husband by taking time of the board of directors of Tempi, Emanu-EI and chairman of the out trom trade negotiations with & BEDDING OUTLET, INC. Temple Emonu-EI Youth Commission. He woo co-chairman of the Initial the Soviet Union and looking into Gifts Division last y... r. "a~ents on htn1an and " QUALITY CARPETING AT THE LOWEST PRICE" l Individual rights." J Mr. . Shapiro, a 27-year-old FREE ESTIMATES - AT HOME SERVICE Continue Protests Against cbem!cal enct,,Nr, said att.r the trial in a Moscow borough court I TOM KANDO, PROP. I I Opening of London PLO Office that he would appeal the senteneo. I Outside of the Court bull ding be , I was p-eei.d by friends who gaw 632 FALL RIVER AVE. L~ - British Jewry Federation to organla a public 1 I continued to press lts campaign demonstration against the PLO him flowers and ldsses and tl!Dlg to persuade the eovernment to office It the current camp&Jcn him Into the air. Tiie proceedings SEEKONK, MASS. 336-9511 I prevent the openlnc of a Paleattne ytelda no results. inside bad been barred to foreign BETWEEN GRIST MILL & RAMADA INN Llberation Org_anlzatton omce (Two leaders of the United newsmen. here. A delegation trom the Zlonl,ats - Revisionists ol A red-haired man with a Board ot Deputies ot British Jews America disclosed In New York neatly trimmed beard, Mr. visited Home Secretary Reginald that they had met with two British Shapiro credited his wife's DRIVE A LITTLE -- SAVE A LOT Maudllng to expreH the Anglo diplomata to protest the PLO vt&oro\18 publicity campaign on 9:30 to 4:30 Jewish community's concern. The otflce. Prof. Martin Feinstein, his behalf in the United States for HOURS: 9 :30 to 7:00 MON. THRU FRI. SATURDAY PLO ls the umbrella organization public affairs director, and the lenient sentence. Under for Palestlnlan terrorist groupa. Joseph Greenblatt, executha Artlele 80 of the criminal code, Th• Board of Deputies director, said they bad had "a COYering evasion of a call to delegation, headed by president lengthy discussion" on the lssua actlw service, Mr. Shapiro could Michael M. Fidler, was told again with Cyril A. Lovin, the Deputy haw been sentenced to up to PLANT A TREE IN ISRAEL!! three by Maudling that the government Consul General of Britain In New years lmprlsomnent. THE FINEST WAY TO HONOR THE LIVING OR TO PERPETUATE Mr. Shapiro has said that ho bad no legal means to prevent the York NY, and Stephen Day, ft.9t THE MEMORY OF THOSE WHO HAVE GONE office trom opening. He said, Secretary of the British liN resisted the call-~ on the gromd however, that he IDlderstood the· Mission.) that actlw servlco in the Sovlet TELEPHONE ANYONE armed expose anxiety caused by the planned Concurrently, Mrs. June forces would him OF THE FOLLOWING CHAIRMEN: to secret information, making It office and would reflect carefully Jacobs, chairman of the RHODE ISLAND COUNCIL, JEWISH NATIONAL FUND on the representations that haw Association of Jewish Women's more dlfflcul t tor him to obtain been made. Orplzatlona in the 'United an emigration visa. An Increasing Mrs. Harry Finkelstein, 941-6477 The Hentt movement here Kingdom, ' wrote to Home number of applicants are being PIONEER WOMEN annotmced that It had po~d Secretary Reginald Maudllng refused exit visas, Mrs. lea Rappaport, 461 -7872 plans for a public protest ma~ protesting the opening of the Mr. Shapiro failed to report Mrs. Max Salk, 467-2888 and would coordinate Its efforts terrorist crouP offtce. Volctnc for a period of actlw service in Mrs. Charles Lappin, 421-3590 May. In June he came out of against the PLO office with other her opinion on bebalt of the HADASSAH Jewish bodies. The Herut association's 80,000 members, hiding to marry Miss Sl!wr and to apply for a Soviet civil wedding CRANSTON: Mrs. George Lipson, 944-0641 statement said the postponement Mrs. Jacobs said: ''While PAWTUCKET: Mrs. Elliot Revkin, 722-5550 appreciating that there Is no legal license. The date of August 30 took into consideration "the PROVIDENCE: Mrs. Charles Temkin, 751-4032 present stage of the campall(ll and reason why this office should not was set for the clvll proceeding. the desirability of coordinated be opened, I do ask for your Meanwhile, Mrs. Shapiro's Mrs. Louis B. Rubinstein, 274-1075 actlon 1n this connection." It assurance Its existence could in visa expired and she was forced RHODE ISLAND COUNCIL, JEWISH NATIONAL FUND expressed satisfaction with a no way constitute a dancer bere to return to the United States. or abroad." Shortly after having seen her off, LOUIS BARUCH RUBINSTEIN, Cha;,mon decision by the British Zionist STEPHEN A. GORDON, Se«e tary Mr. Shapiro was a...-ested on the HUC To Start Construction ch arsre of evading military Of New Multi-Purpose Wing BEFORE YOU KNOW IT - J ERUSALEM - cl rel es had not fought on Jerusalemltes will soon see new principle to help us, It would have building going up on one of this been Impossible to complete the THE HIGH HOLIDAYS. WILL BE HERE city's few remalnlng vacant lots. building." The lot will be the site of a new, In a COIDltry w~ the multi-purpose wing of Hebrew prevailing attl~ude toward Plan NOW to say "Happy New Year" Union College. When completed in rellglon ls one of "all or three or four years, the wing will nothlnc" Progreaslve Judaism contain a public library with bas a dlfflcult task convtnctnc works In many languages relating people that rellglon ls ·open to To Friends and Relatives to Jews and Judaism throughout reinterpretation, the Reform the world, a apeclal library for leader said. The movement does scholars and a world center for have a su.eable followlna In in the R~ I. Jewish Herald Progreashe Judaism. university and i()Vernment Dr. Alfred Gottschalk, c:Jrcles, where there are many prealdlmt ot HUC, said that he wbo have bad ezposure to the in the new wing a symbol of West. Your Greeting in the Rosh- Hashanah the-s Increasing ~ by PILES LmEL SUIT in"Ml of Reform JudatS\11, called COPENHAGEN - Or. issue of the Herald will reach all your Prosreulve Juda!m here. Michael BroJde-Trepper who was Gottschalk called the the head of a SoTtet spy ring in 1nenunent'• 99-,ear Ieaee of Western Europe In World War D, relatives and friends - no one is forgotten the lot to HUC "the greatest -d here ho bad flied a cesture of confidence a llbel suit aplnst Jean Rochet, Greetings are priced at 10-,ernment ean show an bead ol the French COIDlter ludmdon, encouralfnl It to srow •IJl!anagw aemco, Rochet had $3.00 $6.00 and expand. .. charpd that Leopold Trepper had rates on larger ads ThiDp baff not alwayB bND collaborated with the Nazi• Ask for easy for the J>rosre•si'le during World War n. The caae ,------. ------· . mo'fement In lsr•I, Or. wlll come to trial October 11. THI R. I. JIWISH HIRAlD Gottschalk Aid. Ht t"ft8alild that .FILL OUT AND MAIL IOX 6063, PROYIDINCI, R. I. It took the. Jato Or. Nel RECEIVE MONEY Gliaclc, former bead at HUC, NEW YORJC __;_ A spokesman THIS COUPON NOWI Inc'°'" fln,I ...... fo, which plN•- pri•t o -"•• lo the SPICIAL NftY YIAR ID!,TION ., the R. I. .JIWISH HIIIALD .. - .,.•• . to comp!- the for the Jowlah Defenliia Leap SAVI TIMI •chool'• present bulldbll, said that •ome money and pl_.• aldlouch two ,... •boald haft bad not bND r9COl.,_d In a JDL MR. en41 MRS...... ·. ..•..... bND aufflclnt. Oottacbalk Aid, effort 1D ra!N $105,000 In ball ''tlle delay WU cnNd bJ the • ADDIIUS ...... , ...... m-,. for dlrw JDL member• SAVI MONEY (()rlhodoJr) Na~ Rellsl Who ware arretlllld In the January PartJ, IDld ff Lnl E•bltol, Bn: 26 ftnbam-1 of two Mllilbattan CITY ...... •••.•••••••..••....•...••••••.•...•...• STAff ZIP CODI ...... OartGa and Golda ... and odlera beokfnl apnct,11 which bindle In 10.w,w- ml 11nmldpallty So+teta.1bt8. / Only In America Arabs and Jews By Harry Golden ---,~- ======ll In view of the many erroneous Pope John were Zionists . One· and unfair statements about the need not be a Jew to be a Zionist, Mideast, the following facts are nor a non-Jew to be an anti OPEN EVES. BY APPT . submitted for your consideration: Sem!te. 808 HOPE STREET (1), Palestine was never at any "National Homeland," as used PROVIDENCE, R.1. - time In all history, an Arab state; In the World's League of Nations 831-5200 (2) Both Egypt and Jordan Invaded Mandate In 1922, that spec!fically Palestine In 1947, In defiance of Incorporated and Implemented the UN partition plans; (3) There Balfour Declaration,. means a ROSH HASHANAH were never any "Arab state, controlled by a specific is ~eptember 9th and Refugeees" In the state of Egypt national and ethnic group. at any time. 10th Israel was not born In 1948. Zionism Is a movement to Israel was not conceived nor There is still time reestablish a "secure" state of invented by the UN. Israel was To Order Israel to which every Jew may go created 5,000 years ago. Israel NEW YEAR CARDS as of right to !Ive within peaceful was merely reestablished In with your own perwnal grHtings borders. 1948, from the prophetic "dry t~ ffnd to your family and friends A Zionist Is any person who bones" after a lapse of 2,000 PLEASE CALL supports that "movement." years of foreign rule. 1wo ZAIDMAN'S regardless of race, creed or thousand years ! s a 1ong time, but LIBERTY PRINTING CO. nationallty. Every U.S. president their mctlon was no fault of the 762-0299 or 751-4696 since John Quincy Adams, who In Jews. Israel was not revived to for frff shop-at-home service 1812 adVocated a Jewish state, solve a non-Jewish problem. were Zionists. Prince Felsel and Annexation Is lnappllcable to the liberated and reoccupied HAPPINESS IS .... areas of Israel; areas the Romans renamed P alestlne. One HAVING YOUR PAINT CUSTOM need not "annex.. that which was ' IUNDED AND COLORED TO MATCH rtgbtfully hls, nor Parts of © YOUR WAUCOVERINGS. Palestine vis a vis Israel. EASILY AVAILAILUT Rejoining East and West Germany, or East and West Berlin, would not be erroneously called " annexation," by either OUR YOUNGER SET: Julius Arthur, Mven yeon old; Joanne Beth ( on his side of the Rhine. It's reunion. lap) nine months old, Murray M., five yeon old, and Lisa Annette, four IEIIEN Walf,,apt1r Co. "Annexation" does apply to y-n old, a,. the child,.n of Mr. and Mn. Charles J. Krasnoff of 120 Jordan's Invasion of the West Laur.I Avenue. Maternal grandn,other is Mrs. Julius Zucker of Pawtu OPEN MON.-TUE.-THUR.-fRI.-SAT. CLOSED '2 NARRAGANSETT AVE. bank and East Jerusalem In !948; 1:30 TO S:30 WEDNESDAY PROV. 711-7070 cket, and paternal grandpa,.nts a,. Mr. and Mn. Isadore Krasnoff of al so to Egypt's annexation of the Detroit, Michigan. Maternal great-grandfather is Reverend Meyer E. Gaza area of Palestine, and to the Smith of Providence. Sinai desert lesr than 50 years CONDOMINIUM APARTMENT ago. South American Rabbi NEW HAMPSHIII! LAKE FRONT "Arab Refugees" didn't c,xist before forelgn, outside Arat FOR SALE states Invaded brae! In I 948. Heads Chile Congregation ~~ ire thousands of Jewish NEW YORK - "Judaism ls But he was not certain whether Modern concrete building • Fully re~durlng the last 2,000 maintained In South America by a A 11 end e • s taking office had years.) Displaced Arabs became miracle." So s,rys Rabbi Angel anything to do with their equipped kitchen • Completely furnished fl.,gltives from one area of Kreiman, a 2 7-year-old deparrure. • Covered space for boat • Private Palestine to another area In Argentine-born 1..-.ryer ordained He said, "1bere Is a problem Palestine, after Jordan and Egypt by the Conservative rabblnlcal of leaders, of Ideas, of rabbis, of beach • Four season's sports • Swim 0 annexed" or misappropriated seminary In Buenos Aires. everything . Judaism Is the areas of Palestine, that these Rabb I Kreiman flew to maintained In South America by a ming, boating, skiing • 2 ½ hours drive same Arabs were living In, or Santiago, Chlle recently to talce miracle. The future lies with had fled to. c,yer the pulpit at the largest modern Jewish education that can on super highway from Providence. Direct negotiation has always synagogue there, the C1rculo give South American youth value~ been the only road to a real lsraellta, and to minister to a to be Identified as Jews. Jewish Call (401) 421-84S8 peace. But the Arabs refuse to e w Is h community of !000 religious problems are also negotiate. The Arabs threaten to iamUles who have been without a social problems. That must be solve the foregoing problems by rabbi for nearly two -years. the Jewish purpose and the either war, or Israet•s Ch II e , w Ith a Jewish purpose of a rabbi - not to surrender. Israel seeks to population of 30,000, 90 percent spealc of a theoretical Torah but a POST ROAD MEDICAL ASSOCIATES, INC. dissolve these dissolve these In Santiago, once had five rabbis. practical Torah. Words are not problems by peaceful "direct By 1970, when Marxist President Important If there Is no actual negotiations" without any Salvador Allende was elected, work. I am going to teach. A DR. BERTON J. KESSLER DR. F. BARRY ABRAMS "preconditions." only two remained and they have rabbi's prime purpose has to be DR. REUBEN L. ALEXANDER DR. J.M. FIREMAN left since, Rabbi Kreiman said. to reach." Rabbi Kreiman said he would concentrate on youth In his new OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Israeli Books Sought post because the elders "are already used to having no rabbi." WITH TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THEIR By Arab Readers The youthful rabbi Is no stranger COVENTRY OFFICE to Chlle. Between I 968-70 he 'JERUSALEM - Israeli publlclty media and therefore, In commUU!d weekly by air from AT SANDY BOTTOM ROAD, COVENTRY books, translated Into Arabic, his search for truth, he turns to Buenos Alres to Santiago to hue recently become a sought the Israeli broadcasts and conduct Sabbath services In the Hours by Appointment after Item on the Arab market, publications." Chilean capital's biggest· more so almost than books on sex • 1be attitude of Arabs as a synagogue which had no rabbi Influx even then. Coventry Office Warwick Office - and all this because of result of the of Israeli compliance with the motto "know books bas changed from one of Sandy Bottom Rd. During 1970-72 he sened In 849 Post ltd. thine enemy." contempt. to an exaggerated Phone: 821-2424 Phone: 467-3115 Baranqullla, Colombia where, be 1bls complaint was Issued by appreciation bordering on said, the Jewish community was the P alestlnlan writer Mamoud admiration, Darvish writes. Not typical of Latin America. "It bad Darvish, In an article In the only that, but the more the Arab no rabbi for 30 years," Cairo newspaper AI Abram. press disseminates stories about Rabbi Kreiman Is a fourth Darvish, a former correspondent the lsraell Panthers, which was generation Argentinean. He said for "AI lttlhad," a newspaper viewed as an Israell internal that his great-great-grandfather which was published In Half~, coll apse, and frontpaged Moshe was among the first Russian Jews exp res se s annoyance and Dayan's divorce as a sign of to Immigrate to Argentina under s1earv10x) complains bitterly that libraries growing Immorality, the more C the aegis of Baron Maurice de In Arab cotmtrles have become Arabs admired Israel. Hirsch, the Munich-born distribution centers for Israeli "In fact, however, those very philanthropist who established books. reports aroused admiration In the Jewish agricultural colonies In A REVOLUTIONARY AND E(:ONOMICAL WAY TO "The many downfalls we have Arab public, which saw Israel's ' the Argentine with what Kreiman society as a true and healthy CLEAN CARPETING AND RUGS ... IN YOUR OWN suffered, which stemmed from a calls "Jewish gauchos." He said lack of knowledge of our enemy, form of life where workers could HOME. 70 percent of Argentine Jewry have pushed us to the other s t r I Ji: e , and students could now Is native-born. extreme," Darvish writes. c r It ! c I z e government policy, STEAMEX "So much so, that books on without causing Internal · Rabbi Kreiman Is married and religion and sex In Arab libraries ' upheavals." the father of a· daughter. He was A STEAM EXTRACTION METHOD OF BRINGING have made way for Israeli Darvish declared that white It ordained by the Semanarlo . NEW LIFE AND LUSTER TO YOUR CARPETS AND I lterature, whlch Is widely Is the duty of Arabs to know "the Rablnlco Latino Amerlcano, a drculated In the Arab comttr!es. enemy," this obllgation must not Conservative seminary fo1U1ded In RUGS IN YOUR OWN HOME. NOT ONLY IS IT The situation has deteriorated to be confused with a readiness to Buenos Aires 12 -years ago which REVOLUTIONARY AND ECONOMICAL, BUT SA TIS a dangerous level, We have conduct "his pr~aganda for Is aff!llated with the World FACTION IS GUARANTEED. FOR FREE ESTIMATE reached a point y,here the him." He calla for ' guidance and Comtcll of Synagogues. The young bomtdarles between ''knowledge" control" In the dissemination of rabbi speaks seven languages, AND A DEMONSTRATION, CALL: and "propaganda" have become Israel! books and llterature In including Eacllsh, Ylddlsh and blurred. Arab COIUltr!es. Hebrew. Ignorance of Israeli society FLOOR DECOR HOUSE OF CARPETS may wen have been one of the ' . A Herald ad always pts If Santiago now bas a rabbi It factors of Arab defeats, our still lacks other essentials of a, 997 NEWPORT AVE. 550 N. BROADWAY result1 • • . subscribers especially during the Six-Day comp r Is e an active buyfJII Jewish religious life. there Is no EAST PROV., R.t. PAWTUCKET, R.I. War, Darvish notes. "The Arab market. Cail the Herald office at resident mohel and kosher meat 728-3212 434-1707 has almost lost his faith ·tn the 72.f-0200 or 72"-0202 for qulclc must be flown In from Buenos Arab communications, and nmce. Aires. nrn RHODE ISLAND HERALD, PRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1972 7 • • • CLEARS OP CHARGES over four months. Also cleared of ------JERUSALEM - A three-man charges was Deputy Finance Slate committee of Inquiry bu Minister Zv1 Dlnsteln. cleared Mordecbal Friedman of all charges of mismanagement and corruption brought against BRIDGE h1m In his capacity as managing SHADES director of the gawrnment-owned - Netlvel Nett OU Comi,any drllltng DRAPERIES for on In the Sinai. Friedman was By Robert E. Starr cleared -In . a maJorlty report - CARPETS .. signed by SUpreme Court Justice • .. Albert Vltlcon, the committee WINDOW FASHIONS, Inc. -Every. f- months the Amert-. South bids Diamonds and North - - of -- - chairman, and one Its lay cm Contract Bridge schedules a -mentions the Heart suit, now 1195 No. Main St., Prov. members, Abraham Kallr, and OPEN MON. THRU SAT. TO 5 ,30 special Charity Duplicate Tour South might decide to try three Industrialist. The other lay ument which Is nm slmulta TIJES. & THURS. EV~S TILL 9 P.M . No Trump. North, with only three member, Resene Meir Zorea, GA 1-3955 neoualy all awr the COIUltry. ~ades, might leave It there and dissented. 'The hearings lasted Pre-computer-dealt hands are be quite happy with the result. I sent to each of the Clubs ho! ding am not saying that that Is the ' this game which are kept sealed right thing to do, I would still go - KOSHER IUltll 1ame time and then each ta back to Spades but It could happen JU LIE 'S bles makes up a set of boards that way. I am sure that some DELICATESSEN fnlm a sheet g1wn them. Before where In the CO\Ultry some pairs they play these boards the first did Just that. At . my game every REAPPOINTED: Edward I. Fried 731 HOPE STREET 621-9396 moved Is called for obvloUB!y no pair was In ~ades. man, Rhode Island attorney, was one should play hands he has al Moral: If you !JUSPect that a reappointed as State Com BUSINESSMAN'.S SPECIAL ready seen. At the end another pl ayer sitting In front of a high mittffman, representing the State • sealed envelqpe Is opened with honor Is void and might ruff that of Rhode Island, of the American ROLLED BEEF SANDWICH ON RYE the expert malysls of all the honor If It Is played, arrange to Trial Lawyen' As-iation. SIDE OF POT A TO SALAD -- COFFEE, hmds. Today's hand came from play up to It, letting him ruff a Mr. Friedman recently ,.. (NO SUBSTITUTIONS) s1 .25 the most recent game. It ts lnter loser lnsetead of a winner, If turned from a Wffk long legal esttna because the normal result possible. ___ _ seminar held in St. Louis, Missouri. NO CHARGE FOR SECOND CUP OF COFFEE WITH LUNCH should be down In each of the ~ - - one. NEO-NAZIS TO RUN Mr. Friedman has Mrved as na I sections one pair was able to M& S KOSHER-LEAN-SLICED BONN - The neo-Nazl tional chairman of the a11oci• ' make the hand. I was too busy to National Democratic Party, which ation'1 Workmen's CompenlGtion follow the hand along so I'm not j failed to win seata In tile Section, and as a member of the ROLLED BEEF Ls. certain how much help they were Bundestac two years aco, board of governon ,.p,esenting s2.49 / glwn by the defenders but theN announced that It will run the fint circuit which includes KOSHER-SLICED TO ORDER I Is one good way to try to make candidates In tile ne:rt national MassachuMlls, Rhode Island, New I the hmd. elections this fall. Hampshire and Puerto Rico. M&S North I .A J 7 I .J 7 6 4 2 Arabs Protest Decision On Return To Baram BARBEQUED ' I t9 4 I +9 6 3 JERUSALEM - Former Representathes of the Baram resident. of Baram, an Arab demonstrators were received In CHICKENS 99c LB. I w.. , Ea,t Yillap on the Lebanese border the Knesset by members of the . I •2 • 10 6 4 3 evacuated for security reasons In Labor Alignment. They told the I .K 8 5 ~ .A Q 1948, demonstrated outside the MK's they did not consider the I tJ 10 8 7 3 2 +s Cabinet's ruling final. The lssue IMPORTED BLACK SAVE 30 +KS +o J 10 a , , Knesset to protest the Cabinet decision barring their return to of Baram and Dcrlt was brought to South the site of their former homes. the attention of Premier Golda LB. .K Q 9 8 5 GREEK LIVE 89 c Meir by Archbishop Joseph Raya o s The Cabinet he! d that the •10 9 of · the Maronlte church, the tA K Q 6 secui-1 ty considerations that PINT CONTAINER +A2 prevailed 25 years ago -N still spiritual leader of the Yillagers. valid and that the Inhabitants of He accepted Mrs. Meir's Mrs. Edith Sudlkoff and Alan Baram and Its sister Tillap of pn,posal some weeks ago that SOUR CREAM they abide by -,.batever the 43' Gertsacov were North and South, Ila-It could not rsturn. one of the two successful pairs. Cabinet decided. SCHLEIDER'S FROZEN No one was vulnerable, South Raya Is abroad and could nat Dealer with this bidding: be rsached for comment. Most of STUFFED CABBAGE 99cPKG. Lyons Den the v1llages presently live at w (Continued from Pap 4) Gush Halab and Raame. But p recently they have expressed STEP UP TO JULIE'S QUALITY Award. Pay was the announcer on End dissatisfaction with their the old Lone Ranger ehow on relocation and the compensation AT THESE LOW, LOW PRICES radio . . . Prentice-Hall wlll offered for their I ost West's normal Iea~ ls the publish Barbara McNatr's "The them Diamond Jack won by 1"'clarer. Complete Book of BeaUty for the property. They lnalst on Look at all the hands now and see returning to their old homes nen how many possibilities there are. Black Woman." Roger Kahn, who wrote "The though Dcrlt and Baram -re If Trumps are draWn, two Hearts, razed In 1953 for security "(J.u11. Boys of Summer" about the old a Diamond, and a Club must be reasons and the surrounding land Brooklyn Dodgers, has written an I ost. 'They would take nine tricks. comprises a securlr:v butter zone. article on Claudio Arrau for Ufe As you can see, the same nine The Herold is now accepting tricks are right there for the tak magazine . . . Arbor House will The Yillagers haw won a publish "Going Down," the certain amOW1t of sympathy for "Younger Set" Photos ing In No Trump but no one I and ed In 1ame there. second book by Joanna Barnes, their cause from some prominent For early publication and For our Files If, before drawing Trumps, the actress and writer . . . Israelis. The Cabinet's decision Although Apple Records, the barring their return was not Declarer decides to try for a Beatles' music company, was Diamond ruff, East wm ruff the 1U1anlmoua. It was oppo!led by The I. second high Diamond. Now De reported to have been In financial four ministers, Natan Peltd and R. Jewish Herald difficulties, they are spending Victor g,emtov of Mapam, clarer will have to be carefUI or more than $1 mUilon to redo Minister of Tourism Moshe Kol MAILING ADDRESS: IOX 6063, PROVIDENCE, k. I. he will go down two as -ral did. He must ruff that small Dia their London offices. of the Independent Uberals and PLANT AND OFFICE : HERALD WAY (OFF WEISTEl ST.) mond later with a high Trump. Derek Hall-Caine, the British ane of the top figures of the manager of Raffles, lost his PAWTUCKET, L I. The best way to try to make the Labor Party, Deputy Premier and hmd, which can always be set wallet containing credit cards, Education Minister Ylgal Allon. ldentltlcatlon and cash. It was with good defense as the cards found - minus the cash - by to !& to go to a happen be, hl&h Insurance man Prank Sodden In Trump In Dummy and lead a Dia the lobby of his apartment house. mond back to the high ones. If He called Hall-Caine whereupon ~than11: A lie. . East ruffs you must go down one the grateful m11nager lnYl.ted but he mt1bt not want to ruff what Sodden to dine with him and could easily be a loser with so offered a reward. Sodden many Trumps so he might dis Ethan Allen on Rte. 146 declined: "I was .an American card. Now the hand can be made officer In Engl and during the war. If that small Diamond Is ruffed "I'll never forget the kindness high md subsequently a ftnesse Is and hospitality extended to me by taken against East's 10, not too your people. rm glad for this far-fetched when you already chance to reciprocate." know that West has six Diamonds and East only one. If East had happened to have NOT IN YIDDISH had but three Trumps 'then that BONN - 11le Jewish Tbeatel would definitely have been the of w.arsaw will perform In West ri1ht way to make the hand for Germany for the first time In the now when that Diamond Is played theater's history, sources bere and he ruffs It he will have but reported. Tile ll'OUP will perform two Trumps left. When these are before German audiences In drawn there will still be one In various cities throllih9ul the ·If you haven't been to Woonsocket or Worcester lotely, you might not know that Ethan Allen's Dummy, those two losing Clubs In Federal Republic, Performances Concord House is conveniently locoted on Rte. 146, just 10 miles North of Providence. Plenty Dummy can be discarded on the will be In German, thoUib the of frff parking at the door! other two high _Diamonds and the group usnally performs In deuce ruffed In Dummy. Unfor tu Yiddish, An Israeli theatrical See Ethan Allen's newel! showcose store in Southern New England. A g reat'place to gel some nately, this can't wor k when East · troupe from Tel Avtv Is also frff home interior design ideas. Stop out ond we'll be _happy to show you around. · has the extra Trump but good scheduled to perform In German· technique Is stlll good technique cltl.es at the beglnnlnc of 1973, And don't forget to ... our gift ideas in lomps, occessories and wall decor tho! will bring and one must give himself nery the sources r eported. your rooms· to life. · · extra chance. If East had had SALE IN PROGRESS UNTIL SEPT. 2nd three Trumps the only right way PASS BUDGET to make the hand was to go to JERUSALEM - MT2r 70 Dummy and lead from there to meeting 1, a marathon final the Dia~ nit. • seslllon and three readings, the 'There was one poslllble way Knesset - three months behind for the North-South pairs to end schedule - finally approved the m . 146, IDOII DOWLING HWY., NOITH SMITHFIELD, R.I. - TEL. (401 I 762,2100 In Three No Trump, If, after 1972- 73 State budpt of $3.9 0-10-t Men.-ht., 10-S:JO Set. No Mote lrawsl119 Sundoys 'Ti Sept. North ra!Ns South to two ~ades, billion. 8 TiiE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, PRIDAY, AOOUST 4, 1972
A subscription to the Herlld le Claims Cigarette Smoking a good gift for the person who has eftrything else. Call 724-0200. Is Violation Of Jewish Law
NEW YORK - A physician Pl'Ovld1nc the casual relationship Hello Again! wbo is tn authority on Jewish of cigarette smoldnr to cancer of JOE ANDRE'S medlcal ethics cla1ms 1n a book the 1unc, heart dlsease and ORCHESTRA Just publlshed by Yeshiva chronic bronchlt1s, Jewish law News of the Sports World by Warren Walden Unlverslty that clprette smoldnr absolutely prohibits thls ls a vtolat1on of Jewish laws pra.ctlce.,, because 1t 1s contrary to the He cited the Biblical passage Bibllcal injunction against (Deut. 4:9) as the injunction ADVICE: "Don't try to throw the "Look for the story behind the intentionally placing one's llfe in against smold.\lc. The avoidance knuckleball as an adult tmless you new s" while offering advice. danger. of danger, Dr. Rosner wrote, 1s threw it as a k1d." Now I don't When Leo Frye, the famed In a series of topical essays stressed throughout the Bible, know how m.my of you are sportsman- ''Tobacco-·J. ycoon'' titled "Modern Medtclne and Talmud and of D.ESKS F T Codes Jewish law pl ann1ng to go out In the back closed lits last shop recently, Jewish Law," Dr, Fred Rosner, and 1s exempll!1ed in the pos1Uve CHAIRS yard with Junlor and try throwing George E. Thornton also went 0 H c'hlef of the bematolog:tcal commandment of maldnr a Ille "knuclcler" but I forward that into retirement. Mr. Thornton FILES dhlsion at Q,-ns · Hospital parapet for one's roof (Deut. R E adftce to you u " Lesson No •. l" had been with Mr. Frye for 23 MACHINES Center, noted that "In llght of the 22:8) so that oo man may fall overwhelminc medical evidence from Hpyt Wilhelm in a story in years. And the story behind the CONFERENCE T 0 therefrom. SPORT magazine. "Lesson No. story: George Thornton had been Dr. Rosner urged the Jewish ROOMS H D 2": "Don't try ID be a parttlme night manager for the once community to marshal its forces knuckler." There are five tremendously popular Wlghtman's CAFETERIA E 0 Commercial aptnst smo1<1nc, He sllQ8Sted lessons in Ille arttcle but rm Diner on the Providence Boston TABLES that rabble gtve up smo1<1nc "in sure you'll be satisfied for the road. Being a true sportsman B R • order lo- practice what they Industrial time being with two. Wilhelm with a weal th of material for CHAIRS E preach and teach by enmp]e." Just LOCKERS is teaching Wilbur Wood to stories. Mr. Thornton recalls : CALL l Residential •Real Estate ARMED GUARDS become a baffllne, blooper, when participants and fans AMSTERDAM - The knuclder. ascended on Wightman' s every STEEL T 0 Please Call Secretary ot !he Dullch M!nlstry ••• night in the week. And now It Is SHELVING E of Communications, A, Krulatnga, A LITTLE MORE: Twenty-six top no more. Many memories and Herbert L. Brown confirmed that the Dullch pro football s1gnal callers hne many stories could be told. EDP EQUIPMENT D B government Is c-1dering been polled by SPORT and they ••• PRINTING E E 421-S3S0 sufflng It• moet "mrealaMd'' ,wne Chicago Bear llnebacker AN AN5WER: Leo Frye was always-the answer. to a quandary NEW atrplanu with aecurtty guards Dick Butlctul as the toughest A N Residence Phone who will be armed with platola. middle Ilnebaclr:er In the Nadonal concern1ng what to wrlta. Hls the USED l B Sollrces clo• to !he Mlnt.rry Football League. associates nmnber greatest of S E 861-S601 said the Middle Eastffll routes of ••• the great in the world of sport AND MORE KLM would "olmouly'' come BEHIND 1liE Sl'ORY: Ray and he baa souvenirs tor proof of AND MORE H.ENRY.W@<>KE;@. under the threatened heading. Howard, Scripps- Howard, said, his acquaintances. Among them: REALTORS ' Babe Ruth, Mel Allen, Joe BUY OR SELL : DiMaggio, Benny Leonard (one of SELL OR BUY Hospilal Trus l lllcfg Ralph Ginzburg Paroled the greatest boxers of. them all) 774-1930-,. Real t.. atale Sinctt 189 l and others including golfer 421 -2290-,1,h Tommy Volt with whom Leo Alter Eight Months In Jail toured the fairways In Florida recently. Mr. Frye, when sought WASHING'TOI - The Untllad out In his last remain1ng store of Stites Parole Board grantad a once widely-spread tobacco parole last Friday to Ralph empire, would always be ready Glnzburg, the former i,ubllsher of with a yarn, seldom mendoning Eroa, a quarterly mapztne, who his many charitable works. was convicted ot sending obscene ••• marerW through the man. GREAT CATCHER (Also a sports Gtnzburg, who is -42 years old, encyclopedia personU!ed): Barney wlll be relea•d from pri!IOD Bw-ke was an outstanding catcher October 11. He wtll hne served when behind the plata for the REAL ESTATE eight mOlltbs ot a thrM-year CJ asstcal Hlgh School teams that LICENSE sen-. were coached by a stalwart GI.DZbarf wu fou11,r· cuntY in athlete of. Integrity, the late and SCHOOL 1963 at Federal Dlatr1ct Court in great Gus McNamee. And, an Phtladel.pbta of vlolattnr an 1872 almost unbelievable note, Is that WEEKS SESSIONS law a,alnet pornography. After the pitcher, In the battery 5 10 }'Hrs Supreme No1ionolly re,co;nir.d en THE q...olity tNo,y and prO(f> Arab Women.On Trial For Part France Hopes To Take Role f~~·J::!:::lr 0 1. MOSCOW - Two brothers In Hiiacking Of Sabena Plane In Middle East Talks have been sentenced to death aoo three other Ukrainians to 15-year RJSHON LE ZION, Israel - younc woman depleted herself u PARIS - Foreign Minister leadership ln the Medlterraiwan and 10-year terms ln labor Two younc Arab women accused neglected and abused slnce Murad Ghaleb of Egypt ls comtng area Mediterranean camps tor their roles ln a Nul of partlclpatlne ln the hijacldng ln chlldhood, told also of suual to Paris next -k on what ls reglonallsm was an important musacre of Z,500 Jew• ln the May of a Sabena alrllner bound promiscuity amonc male Al Falah styled a private visit. But It ls topic at the hlgb-Ievel Prench wartlmeuaalm,accordlngroa for the Tel Avlv airport went on activists and tbelr female expected that a proposal wlll be lwlan meetln2 lut week. copy of the local newspaper, trta1 this week before a mllltary companions. MlSs Halasseh, put to blm for Prance to act u 1be timing ts considered al I Pravda Uaalny, which reached tribunal. whose father was ln court, flared Intermediary ln negotiations the more favor able because here. Two men, the prlnclpa]s ln the up when the Tannous statement between Israel and the Arab rellable reports reaching Paris All nve served u policemen act of piracy, were shot to death deacrlbed her u baYlnc a countries. lndlcate that the Soviet Union ls ln the Rafalovka area of the when Israeli troops stormed reputation ln Al Falah circles u 1be French would -It to withdrawing more of Its forces uualm and ln 1942, during the aboard the BOelnc 707 at the particularly promlscllOIIS, speak on behalf of Eurcpe, slnee, from Egypt than had been Nazi occupation, took part ln the airport, ln an operation directed For the rest of the session, they bellne, both the Untlled antictpated - perhaps more shooting there of Z,500 old men, by Defense Mlnlster Mo•he the women paid little attention to States and the So'l'tet Uuon hne than President Answar el-Sadat women and children from a Dayan. A younc Israeli woman the proceedlnp and ari1J8(l with been discredited as uetul had Intended when he ordered Jewish ghetto, the newspaper dled later of wounds she suffered each other and the court medlAtors ln the Middle East. SoYlet adnsers out of the said. ln the assault. Interpreter. It Is tel t here that Europe COUDtry. The trial ended earlier this The plane, seized durlng a F a r from espouslng the lhrouab the voice of ~. According to these reports, month ln the town of Vladlmlrets, scheduled tueht from Brus•els to revolutionary ideals of Al Falah, should try DOW. SoYlet Missile and MIG-23 crew• ln the weatern Ulcralne. The Tel Avlv, landed at lts destination Miu Tannous In her atatement Paris Is not planning to offsr are golng home wlth their planes accused avoided arrest after the on the hijackers• orders. In lal(\ that she bad been coerced any substantiye suggiestlou, but but not their mlsslles, leaving war by "camouflaclng themselves return tor lts release, the lnto the organlzetlon by rather a new procedure for Egypt Yulnerable once again to with the culse of decent people," hijackers demanded the treeing of circumstances and by men, who oeeklng a settlement. deep attacks by the Israeli Air Pravda Ukralny sald. about 300 Arab terrorists from slie sald bad been unklnd to her Prellmlnary so1111dlnp hne Poree. Israeli prisons. They threatened all her lite. Indicated that the Egyptians would to blow up the plane and lts She sald that she never knew welcome the ldea since they hope A sub9Crlpdon to the Herald passeD&ers lf their demand was her parents and was reared ln a that It would mean that oll-hunsry not met. convent ln her native Bethlehem. Western Europe would put makes • eood bl.rthday or holiday Telephone the Harald office The women defendants - She said that she WU taught pressure on Israel throush !ta lift. at 72~200 or 72~202. Rlma Issa Tannous, 21 years old, nothing, knew more French than ablllty to grant or withhold and Theresa Halasseh, 18, faced Arable, althoup she can hardly Common Market trade the three-member court, read or write either languace, coocessions. lncludlng a woman major, In the and wa, frequently punished by The planned diplomatic BOULEVARD same barracks at the Zrlfln army DUDS for steallng food brought to Initiative CC11 slsts more of publlc camp where last month Kozo the children, who were not display than any expecu.tiCII of SHADE AND DRAPE, INC. Okamoto was sentenced to llte orphans, by their parents, actual results. Potynnlffl lmprlsonment for hls part In the Neither the French nor the •n4 Accor~ to her statement FOR THE FINEST IN C•nton~:~c- Cu1!oine airport" massacre by Japanese she was taken to Jordan during lsraells really believe that the HOME, SHOP, AND ·"COCKTAILS HRVED .. terrorists on May 30. the slx-daJ, war In 1967 and was lnltiatlve can produce much more • Tab Oii ltnko • The two women pleaded not raped by the son of the family than he&dllnes, wblch they readily OFFICE DECORATING qullty to a four-count lndlctment that took her ln. The physician admit In private, and there ts no 467-7440 without, however, challencl111 the who attended her after that sign that the Egyptians -k more 724-0680 • ,.,, c,nc:, t,onc.-cl . ~ccuracy of tl\e account of the Initiated her Into Falah activities, from a new mediatiCII attempt 742 EAST AVE., PAWT. Amol~ r;u, P~rit,rq acts of which they are accused. . of which he was a principal than some outside pressure on HOURS: 10 mins Fro"' Pr'O'I' . Their court-appointed lawyers: orcsnizer, and forced her to Israel. DAilY 9 a.m.-5 p.m. made evident that they lntenaea to of Nonetheless, Pr ance ls eager 127H PO\t Ad. become his mistress at the ace ANY EVENING BY APPT. W,1,rwick concede the essentials of the 16, the statement added. to demonstrate pc,lltlc a l prosecution's version of the When the Jordanian army dramatic events In midair and In moved aplnst the Palestinian the long hours on the ground guerillas In 1970, Miss Tannous preceding the nnal shoot- out but said, she was beaten and tortured would contend that the women by the Jordanian pollce to make acted under pressure exerted by her reveal her knowled(e of Al their two accomplices. Falah activities. This lncurred Ml s s Tannous and Miss tor her the hostility of Falah, who Halasseh are charted with took her to Syria, where she sald·, bearing weapons and explosive she was drugged and raped by charges and planting bombs, and g u e r r I ll a a before consentlng • with being members of Al Fatah, more wllllncly. · the Illegal Arab terrorist After that, she said she wu organization. The death penalty Is sent to Lebanon for tralnlng In possible, ·theoretically, but Is the use of arms. It was there that unlikely to be requested. she reported she first met the ysize The women appeared In court other defendant and the two male In sporty, bright slacks and hijackers. sweaters, their hair carefully On May 2, accompanied by one arranged and wearing make-up. of the men, Miss TannOus stated, Des p lt e the heavy security she left the Beirut airport, a belt precautions around the of heavy explosives under her courtroom, they were guarded dress and a wrapped ptstol In her oniy by two 1marmed women handbag. They Joined forces wlth soldiers. the other pair In Brussels, but As the ftrst witness, an Miss Tannous said she dld not fits. Israeli passenger on the plane, know the purpose of the arms and . gave a detailed narrative of the the nature of their mission until Journey, the accused appeared they were seated aboard the composed and Interested, Their plane. composure gave way to whlspers Over Yugoslavia, those arms, and angry and hurt looks between as well as hand grenades and a them when a long statement made wired box apparently containing by Miss Tannous after her explosives, were brandished by capture was read, the four and used to subdue crew The statement, In which the and passengers. 1aa1 Prepare For Demonstrations Against Reopened Sex Shop I JERUSALEM - Jerusalem Two yeshiva students are belng I_I po II c e _ were preparing tor held without ball In connection possible demonstrations by ultra- with the bomblng, orthodox elements against the JUDAIC STIJDIES Eros "sex boutique" which was DETROIT _ A $40,000 shut down by the Munlclpallty two Jewish Welfare Pederation Grant weeks ago but reopened In a to the University of Michigan will somewhat different guise. make It possible for Jewish U.S. Savings Bonds come in give it's a very personal gilt. Alter all, The shop, which accepted mall students to major ln Jooalc a lot of sizes. So do people. you 're helping a person with his orders for erotic photoen,phs and studies, according to Pederation But unlike other gilts, you don't future and that shows you care a lot. "sexual alds" was closed down offtctals. 11,e program to make have to match the size of 10 nm RHODE..-!SLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1972 Premier Golda Meir Appeals Episcopal, Catholic Remarry To Sadat For New Start In Jewish Wedding Ceremony Toward Peace In Mideast NEW YORK - A few months plan to spend five months at an which the close-knlt Richards before he was to haw been "absorption center" ln Carmel, (Continued from page 1) ldentlfled was Judaism's focus on evacuation affects the entire ordained as an Episcopal priest where they will learn Hebrew, the family. "The Orthodox Jewish of February 8, 1971, and the establlohment of advisers and in Santa Pe, New Mexico, James and then move to a frontier town parent reads three times a day Government of Israel has no experts, but not the Instructors. Richards and hls wlfe, Wilma, a and work In thelr former fields, what In Christianity ls reserved intention of altering the reply TIie latter will continue to Roman Cathollc, set down and Mr. Richards as a social worker, for the clergy," he sald. given on February 26 of that function. On the other hand, the talked about Just what they felt Mrs. Richards. as a practical Recently, commemorating the year.0 demand for evacuation al so themselves to be. nurse. destruction of temples on the About the extent of the Soviet affects the Soviet operational "Mama, we're Jewish,'' Mr. 1be declslon to convert did ninth day of the month of Ab, the withdrawal from Egypt,' this was units which are Integrated ln the Richards concluded, and hls wlfe not come suddenly. Mr. Richards fam1Jy sat on the floor and Mrs. Meir's summation: Egyptian air defense system. It agreed. had never fully accepted the recited prayers, with the .. "TIie Soviet Union stationed In appears that the SAM-3 batterleo "That was a year and a half teaching that Christ was divine, futniture overturned to represent Egypt more than 7 ,000 advisers, and perhaps also the Interceptor ago. A week ago Tuesday - wlth although Mr. Richards was born the event. "In Judaism you experts and Instructor• In all the squadrons haw been handed over thelr eight chlldren looking on an Eplseopallan, was raised as a become part of the action - It's armed force•, and close to 10,000 to the Egyptians." - the couple were remarried In Catholic by adoptive parents and not something done by others," additional mUltary personnel to · "TIie evacuation declslon does an Orthodox Jewish ceremony at then returned to the Episcopal sald Mr. Richards, adding, "Our operate squadrons of MIG-21 and not - at least at this stage - the home of Rabbl Leo Cogan In Church as an adult. klds are having a blast." other aircraft, SAM-3 and SAM-6 affect Soviet forces and positions Belle Harbor, Queens. On the other hand, It did not And, Indeed, they appeared to b at t e r I e s and personnel In l n Egypt which sene the TIie foll owing day the entire occur to hlm for a Jong time to be as they Joined ln a hora In -the varlouo command formations." strategic objectlves of the Soviet family left for Israel to resettle become a Jew. "Por someone Cogan backyard and sang Israeli "TIie Egyptian demand for Union In the region." there, In a total commitment to born and raised as a Olrlstlan, song• to accordion thelr MW falth. It's a thlng you don't thlnk of,'' he" accompaniment before the start "You don't Join the Jewish sald. of the outdoor wedding ceremony. U.S. Intelligence Sources religion, you become a Jew," During a period of almost five After Mr. Richards had placed explained the 42-year-old groom years, when he studied for the the ring on hls wlfe' s finger and as his three youngest sons, mlnlstry under the guidance of a crushed the traditional glass Say Soviet Union Removing yarmulkes atop their blond priest whlle working as a prison underfoot, the Richardses and the crewcuts, scampered through the parole and probation officer In Cogans and various neighbors and' Of Co1an living room. Santa Pe, Mr. Richards became friends embraced. Soon the bride Most Its Warplanes "We felt God wanted uo to be increasingly Interested In the and groom had been lifted In (Continued from page 1) Whtie American spectallsts Orthodox Jews,'' sald Mr. Judaic roots of Christianity. chairs and carried aloft, laughing alona: with about six highly sald they tho111ht that all the Richards. And Jsr ael seemed the In the course of long and holding a lace handkerchief logical place for them to be. TIiey discussions, he and hls wlfe came adnnced MIG-23 Jet•, 18 nJ- Soviet-piloted planes might be between them. 16' s and a nmnber of transport returnlng home, some Israeli to feel that the "values, life-style Before their departure for and cargo planes for a total of sources felt that Moscow wu Sister, Brother United and approach" of Judaism Israel, Mrs. Richards was asked over 100 aircraft. simply reducing and In Pa. After 33 Years coincided with their own. And so whether she expected TIie ru-16's, known In the concentrating Its air power In Mr. Richards went to see a rabbl resettlement to be difficult. "I'm West as Badgero, are normally Egypt. NORTHEAST, Pa. - Mrs. one dal and " shocked hlm half to s ure there wlJI be many aHlped to the Soviet naval atr While there has bNn much Ruchel Szhmulewlcz thought her death' by telllng hlm, "we want problems ," she replied rather force. Twelve of them were specuJ atlon on the extent of the brother, Mayer Markowitz, from to find out from Jews lf we are cheerfully. "Just adjusting to a reported sent to Egypt late last Soviet withdrawal and the effect It whom she had been separated In Jews. .. new cotmtry, a new language, a year and six, equipped with air will have, the only formal 1939 1n Poland, was dead, but he TIiey •tarted reading Jewish new ~itchen." to-surface rocket-powered Kelt Washlngton statement on the believed she was alive, so he kept books, Instead of reading outside Twelve-year-old Teresa missiles, reportedly arrived In Middle East situation came when looking. source• about Judaism, and then, viewed the prospect calmly. Mrs. Richards reported, "an January. President Nixon, speaking with TIiey were recently reunited "I think It's really neat," she Most of these aircraft, Mrs. Melr over a new •atelllte here after 33 years when Mrs. kinds of bells started ringing." sald, adding, "I Just flt Into It, I Mrs. Richards took a little according to United States telephone link, sald, ''You can be Szhmulewlcz, who now lives In guess.'' Intelligence quarters, tracked sure that we wlll continue to work Melbourne, Australia, flew In. longer to reach a flrm decision, she said. "It was a I arge change American warsbips In the together for what . you are TIie reunion came about when in my life and I fought (Orthodox Premier Denies Mediterranean from Egyptian Interested In, what we are one of Mrs. Szllmulewtcz' s observance) for awhile. bases. Some 1ll-16's had been interested In, and that ls a Just friends spotted a newspaper ad Razing Of Town spotted flying with Egyptian peace In the Mideast which wlll placed by Mr. Markowitz In ·'Sure, lt takes effort," she added, recalllng the need for Insignias earlier this year. protect the lntegrlty of Israel." search of hls sister. JERU SAL E M - Press separate m,, at and dalry dishes, reports that Israeli authorities and the shipments from a Kosher plan to r aze Kuneltra, a Syrian Recommends Cut Of 50% In Forest Hills butcher In El Paso. " But lt's a town In the occupied Golan ve7 comfortable pattern when Heights, were assailed as (Continued from page 1) what It sought to avoid, another 'The pl an could be resubmitted you re in lt." "untrue and Irresponsible" by The project has been a racially concentrated low-Income only upon the appllcation of the In contrast to her hesitation Premier Golda Meir. Replying to community, and the net result - and somewhat to her surprise poll tical thorn In the side of Hou•lng Authority and Mayor a question at the weekly Cabinet Mayor Lindsay, who said that he would haw been to spread the Lindsay. It would then require a - all of the children, whose meeting, Mrs. Melr said the would study the recommendation• ghetto ln•tead of contalnlng It." majority vote In the Board of ages range from 5 to 15 - government's Intention was only before determining whether to To assure passage of the Estimate. welcomed the decision to demolish war damaged submit the compromise pl an to compromise proposal by the Mr. Cuomo said that he Immediately w_lth enthusiasm. buildings which have been used as the Board of Estimate. The board Board of Estimate, Mr. Cuomo expected communlty-wlde support Mr . Richards wrote to a haven for ''rats and members also decllned urged that ••under no for the compromise, which will Yeshiva University here and was terrorists." substantive comment until they circumstances should the include 180 units for the elderly referred to Rabbi Israel Klevan, Mrs. Meir sald similar executive vice president of the studied the report. resubmission of the project to the and cost a total of $23. 7-mllllon, demolition work has been golng Mr. Cuomo' s proposal for the Board of Estimate be framed so and compared with $31.2-mUllon Rabblnlc Councll of America, who on for several years ln the Golan "scatter-site" would scale down as to permit the kllllng of the for the present project. assigned the case to Rabbi Cogan. He I g h t s In accordance wl th entire project... "My first Job was to dissuade Cabinet decisions adopted after the project from three 2-4-story '"The problem Is that only the bull dlng s to three 12-storv "I belleve lt Is entirely hlm,'' the rabbl reported. It ls the Six-Day War. bulldlng, reducing the number of possible to presenno the board a extremists are heard," Mr. not Jewish custom to seek or Cuomo said. ''If you give the apartments from 840 to 432. tandem propo•ltlon that would even encourage converts. Mr. To Bury Black Christian replace the present plan and people of Forest Hlll s a project Richards was stubborn, however, 1be city would be required to project only lf the new one ls that they feel they can make and there fo11owed a lengthy and From Jewish Synagogue provide $2.-4-mllllon ln adapted," the report sald. work, they'll make lt work." often blunt exchange of letters construction costs to build the between the student and teacher. DETROIT - Ordlnarily, reduced project, because the cost Israeli Supreme Court "I don't want to buy a plg ln a under Jewish Jaw, only Jews In for each unit would exceed poke,'' Mr. Richards wrote at one good standing can be burled from Federal guidelines. Releases Children To Wile point, and the rabbl replied a synagogue. "I see lt as the necessary sternly that he was not selling But Carl Adams, a black price for assuring the project's TEL AVIV - The Israeli June, 1971, when divorce him anything and that, Chrlstlan, wlJI be buried success," Mr. Cuomo said In a Supreme Court, ln Jerusalem last proceedings were under way. The furthermore, he did not care tomorrow from Temple Beth El 24-page report. "TI,e amount at week, ordered a man divorced Stelnbergs have two other much for the analogy. here. stake ls nearly lncalculable; the from a New York Clty woman to children, Moshe, 5, and "I wasn't playing footsie wlth Member• and staff of the Investment ls a good one." surrender two of their children to Shoshanna Rachel, 3. A state hlm,'' Rabbl Cogan reca11ed. "If temple where Mr. Adams worked Mr. Cuomo sald that the the former wlfe, ending her year Supreme Court Justice In you know everything, you don't for 49 years believe It Is the principal objection to the project long battle. He gave her the Brooklyn had granted a divorce in have to have falth." right thing to do. on the part of the predominantly children shortly afterward. February and awarded custody of Last December, the entire .. He was a tradition here," Jewish community was '"class, The woman, Mlrlam Steinberg all the ·children to Mrs. family was converted In a Reform said Robert Canvasser, temple not race." of Brooklyn, sald that she had stelnberg, she sald. Jewish ceremony - there ls no president. arrived in Israel six weeks ago to Her former husband could not Orthodox community In the area Mr. Adams, who was 75 years "If you built totally luxurious old, died thls week of a heart seek custody of her two eldest be r~ached for comment. and the older boys had bar units, totally occupied by mlddle attack. He had worked at the children, Joel 10, and Tzlpora mitzvahs. lncome blacks lawyers, Mrs. Steinberg who sald she temple since obtaining a Ucense accountants, media people - I Leah, .8. 1be remarriage according to She sald that her former and her children were receiving to work as a building engineer. don't think anybody would move Orthodox tradition was not husband, an unemployed welfare payments, sald fr lends Even retirement two years ago necessary and at first Mr. out," he told the news electrlclan when he lived in New had pald for her round-trip did not keep hlm sway, temple Richards thought It might be conference. york had taken them from her In ticket. She sald that she had been offlclal s said. Mr. Cuomo sald In hls report viewed as a "kind of put-on - "He was the most devoted that the "principal problem" was told ln New York that · Mr. ' like a Super-Jew or something." PROTEST TERRORISM Steinberg had taken the children member we ever had,'' said the concern of many In the But the couple wanted to ''put the ROME The Italian to Israel and that through friends Rabbl Richard C. Hertz. community that the placing of 840 religious seal" on their unlon. Communist Party sent a special ln Israel she had found him In Tel low-income units In their mldst And they wanted the rite to .be envoy to ElfYP.(, S yrla and Avlv four weeks aco. • 'would bring as lts inevitable Lebanon to convey the party's performed by Rabbl Cogan, for a RUN BY KGB concomitant lncreaslng crime, condemnation of the May 30 strong affection had developed COPENHAGEN - The van d a 11 s m, ·exodus and Lydda Airport massacre and the DENY BOMBING between the men In the course of SWedlsh Committee for Soviet · deterloratlon." use of slmllar terrortst methods. JERUSALEM - The Israeli their correspondence. Jews claims that a recently "This fear, .In turn, has Re no Salatl, the CP's Foreign Minlstry regards as "You hatched me, now match formed Jewish organization In created hostility," he said. "I am representative, lS scheduled to 11 utter nonsense" the suggestion me," Mr. Richards wrote. Moscow ls run by members of the persuaded that unless this fear I• meet with government offlclals In by Arab terrorists, that Israel One of the characteristics of KGB, the Soviet secret police. in some manner mitigated, the the three Arab countries and wlth was responsible for the Beirut Judaism that attracted Mr. According to the committee, the posslblllty that the project wlll be representatives of Palestinian death of Ghassan Kanafant, a Richards was that "It involves purpose of the organization - jeopardl7.ed by large numbers of cuerrllla organizations. The leader of the Popular Front for itself in everyday life." known at ''The Popular people leaving Forest HIiis· ls a Party reportedly instructed Salatl the Llberation of Palestine. "Talk about relevancy," he Uberatlon Movement for Jews 1n real one." to stress that terrorism Kanafanl, together wlth hls 15- told a vlsltor. "Judaism makes the Soviet Union," - is to trap Mr. Cuomo said the city would seriously Jeopardizes the Bologna year-old niece, was killed when a you aw are of the beauty of Jews expressing anti-Soviet then be faced wlth "a bizarre Conference, which alms to serve bomb ln hls car blew up when he everything. Por everything you Ideas. The Moscow organization lrony." "It would then have u a brldee between Iarael and started the engine outside his do, there's a prayer." · was reportedly formed last created by the project precisely the Arabs. home 1n the suburb of Hazmlva. Another characteristic with January. I TifE RHODE ISLANDHERAlD,PRIDAY,AUGUST4, 1972 11 Revolutionaries' Relationships Israel May Prospect Backed By Two Parties With Jews Diaogue Topic For Oil In Sinai JERUSALEM - The Cabinet Rabbi Goren Favored For NEW YORK ''The .. ~ a praposaJ by Rahb1 Ardmr J• . Lelyftld. Deputy Plllace MfnllllBr Zri Immediate past pre9ldlnt of dla Relatlcmablp BetwNn Jew• and I1lullttn that lane! proapeet for Rrfalutlomry Poree,.. w&1 die Chief Rabbi Of Israel AIMrlcan Jewl1h Coacre•• and oil In the Sinai. Dr. IJlul9tn. who theme for leading. American rabbi flt Cleftllin(!'1 Palrm ,JERUSALEM - Rabb.I who were adJudsed IIWllZerlm - lsrael'I oil lndllstry CID Garen, Chief Rabbi of Jewish and llr•ll ln11tllectull1 Temple: Theodore Draper of the behllf of the Treasury, forecast Sblomo Tel (lWcltlmatel) by a rellslous JNrtidpating In the 10th &llllUal Institute for AdTamed Stady at Avlv, Is widely f&vored to win tbe and are therefore not that the BIJ'pdan oil -us at Abu court Amerlcan-llrael Dlllogue, PrlnceJon Unlwnlty; 1rvlng poat of Iffael's Asbbnu1 Chief allowed to marry ordinary Jews Rodllls, - being aper&l9d at fall apaasor9d by • Krlltol, edltor of "The Pabllc. RaJJb1 In the electlOIIS to be held the American c:qaclty by tha &VNt iili-t oned llllder the Halacha - and hence J-lsh Coagre11, August 1 to 4 at lnlltrest": Gertnda Hlmmelfarb, liter thla llllllllDet". Rabbi Goren / by Halacha.) Natlvel Natt oil ~.will rm 1atned nat1onwlde popularity the Van Leer lutlmm In professor of history at the Ory dry within 10 years. Alao, Gideon Hawmer'• Civil Unlwrllty of York Graduate dllrlnc bis career as Chief marrlqe focll9ed Jerallem. New Accordln& to his raport, the bill hu public In formal papers and rr Cenlltr: Marie 9Jrldn, -.cber, f Slna1 II fir more lllaely to yield Chlpla1D of the Armed Forces for attention on the problem of the Cffet" 20 More important, w1-11DC deballt, the Dlllogue Near Eastern Studies at oil depoata tban any arw.a wltldn' :,ears. Cohens and dlvorcee., who are be hu the backlnl of both the JNrt1c!panta exambled the role Prl-.; and Pnl Jacobs of San llrael~s pre-J-, 1967, borders. forbidden to marry each other of the of ·~ Labor Puty and the National underHalaeha. that varloua elements Pranclac:o, author His report lmpllad that Israel the Rock and the Hard Rellclous Puty In Ids attempt to that Jewtah community have played In Pl-." will remain In -..attGn of Rabbi Garen malnta11is the topple the pruent lncwnbent refthttlonary movwments, as -n Odlers are: llr•I Slnpr, Sinai for an lndeflDlllt period. the LUsen are not "mamzers" as Impact that rnohttlonary Instructor In the Department flt Chief -P Rabbi under Halacba. He he can the It 11 be!'-"¥ that the oc:tocemrlan says polltlcll changes have had - J u d al c Studies at Brooklyn I.uer Yebuda Unterman. A llllled aolve, Ral•chlcally, at Jeut 90 IUNtiili•nt'1 decision Oil Dr. collep of rabbis and laymen and are IIPely to have - on College: Richard Cohen, Din stein'• proposll will be percent of all cases of ulOclallt nacuine dl.-ror of elect the Chief Rabbis. Jewish life throughout the world. Intl-.! by the Increasing "mamzer" wblcb could arise. Rabbi Hertzberg of the AJC and Dlalogue pre11 Rabbi Goren's popularity, caNa Arthur presnz:e the o'1-productns Arab (Sach are very rare - a o!flcer; Phil Bamn, assistant however, Is not universal. The Englenwood, N.J., president of states are earttng on We111trn "mamzer" 11 the product of the American Jewish Congre11 exeattlft dlrec:f!)r of the AJC and oil companies. otthodoz f'llllt wlnl, both In adultery or tncest.) Goren has not and adJIDlCt profeHor of history co-ordlll4tor of the Dlalot,e: and I.llrael and In the u.s.' broadly pronounced on the tar more at Colmnbla University, opened Esther H. Kolateh, uslstant Podgorny Doubts reprMented by the Alnda Puty, common but less severe problem the Dialogue proceedings eucutlve director of the AJC and 11 110lldly ap1nst him. They of Cohen and dlvorcee. Tues?f, August 1. director of Its National Women's Arabs' Ability accuse him of deliberately Rabbi Goren stro111IY denies In announcing the dialogue, Division. creattns the impression that be the persistent reports that be has Rabbi Hertzberg said participants Ieraell participants In the To Handle Weapons can IIOl'fe all Ha1ach1c problems made a '-deal" with the Prime would examine, among other Dlllogue will Include: Itzhalc Ben- BE!Rtrr - Soviet President wbereu In trlltb be knows that be Minister to "solve" thorny specific are4s: the USSR and Aharon, eecretary-general ot Nllcolal Podgonny bu quslt!Gned cannot - If be ts to remain problems. How could be, be says, Israel. Hlstadrut; Menahem Begin, the Arabs' ability to use wltbln the conflDes of traditional make any deal wblcb would the Third World, Including their member of the Knesset and sophisticated -apo11s and Halacba (rellglous law). Involve bis steppl!ll outside the effect on Israel's relationships leader of the Herut Party; Chaim alreraft. TIie rlcbttsts therefore are bounds of Halacba? Halacha does themselves behind the w 1 th the emerging African liefer, playwright and columnist According to An-Hahar, a throw1nr not have the answer to MtlOD.9. Lalin America, Including for "Yedlot Achronot.,: Edy Bel':\ newspaper, Podgorny I ast ape! Rabbi Unterman, urging him everytb1111, he admits, lbourh It the de facto dl11olutlon of the Kaufman, professor of montb told the speaker of the to stand for re-election and bu to most thiJIIS, he says. Jewish community In Cuba. of the lnternalional relations at Hebrew Lebanese parliament tbat auurlni him of lbe1r IIIIBW~ Mrs. Meir and other Labor ..New Left." , University; David Shaham, editor although "the Smlet Union Is 1upport If be does so. Rabbi leaders have said privately, American participants In J of "Ot'': Don Patfnkfn, professor fulftlllng Its obllgattons iuwards Unterman announced recently that however, that Rabbi Goren's be has succwnbed to this four-day Dialogue Included In at the Ellezer Kaplan School of the Arabs, the problem, howeftr, election Is 1n effect the last pressure and will Indeed stand addition to Rabbi Hertzberg: Economics and Soctll Studies of lies In the ability of the Arabs to chance of averting a relli1ous Hebrew University; Yoram ..,.. modern weapons . ap1n. lrulturlaunpt. Only he, they say, New Black Publication , Dlnsteln, Tel Aviv Unlwrslty This sltua!lon has Its bizarre with his unquestioned Halacblc professor and editor of 'The ' · Egypt bas only 01»-tblrd of aide: Tbrot11bout bis Io111 life, authority and lenient approach, Hires Jewish Woman Israel Yearbook of. Hmnan Rights; the pilots required for the planes Rabbi Unterman has been the which takes Into account the best In her possesslGn now. In other NEW YORK - A new Blaclc Avraham Wolfen.on, professor of boceY man of the Acudlst rlcbt. Interests of the state and the magazine, "Encore," has ln!erll4tlonal relations at Haifa words, there I• only one Egyptian He wu too "Zionist" for them. nation, can bring about harmony. established an editorship on University; and Josef Lador p11ot for n,ery three tighter Now be 11 to be tbe1r saTtour planes. F«,pt requires a long Jewish Affairs and has 114med Lederer, -1or uslstant to tba aplnat the sreater ml - Nor TO MEET ROGERS :1me to comple11t her cadres In Mrs. Jean Herac:hlft, Anglo legll adVlsor In the Foreign Goren. R. the fteld of modern air warfare." JERUSALEM - Deputy Jewish Journalist and publicist to Ministry. TIie Chief Rabbinate election Premier Ylpl AIIClll will not the post. "-ieeu-t was made Also Included are: Dan Patttr, at a time of crllls In the meet wltb Secret1ry of Stace by Ida Lewis, puhllsher and editor, Dnar P11bllshlng H- of KALI.AH precarious state and rellglon William P. Rogers WMD the editor. Tel Aviv; Yehuda Blmn, NEW YORK - Over 200 balance, and tbe pol1t1cal support former visits Wuhlngton In early Jlldalsm and Women's Lib will professor of law at Hebrew Conservattfe rabbis are ezpected for Rabbi Goren, J)Utlcular!y May. Allon, who will be on a be tbe tlnt In a serte1 of articles University; Shimon Shamir, Tel to attend a 4 day "kallab" trom the Labor Party, Is liven on flmd-ralslng mlsslGn, will arrive In the Summer Premiere 199119, Aviv Udverslry prafessor and (Intellectual discussion and the understandllls that om:e wi- Rogers Is In Europe for a on the newsstand July 6. A director of. Mahan Sblloah, the workshop) In Tel Aviv, Rabbi lutaJJed be will come up with the meettng wltb mfnllllers of the Pra!Ue of So'ltet Jewish Hero lllllverslty' s Near East Institute; Stanley Bromanlck, of aolntlons to pleue ever,one. The North Atlantic Treaty Boris kuchoblenky wtu appear Poas Pvron of "Yedlot Concrecatton B'nat llrael of Fair Labor Puty, and particularly Organization. Allon Is expected to In the September 199119 WMD Achroaot," Tel Aviv, and llrael Lawn, c:ba1rman of the nent Mr•. Meir herself, are - other Nlllor diplomats, "Encore" begins monthly Kolatt, profe11or at the lutltute which will be at the Hilton Hotel, determ1Dld to ftDd a 110lnt1on to possibly Including Dr. Henry A. pnbllcatlon. · ot CCll111tmporary Jewry. Hebrew Febrllary 18 ttJrousb Febrllary tbe cue of Hanocb and M1rtam Klsslnpr, the Mtlonal eecurlty Mrs. Her8Chaft Is New York Uilffl'.Slty. 21. Lanier. tbe brother . and •later adrisor. Bureau Chief, National Jewish Post and Oplnlon. She ha1 lff"fl8d as director ot publlc relatlcma ot Know Your Newspaper letter the Conservative United ·SJnacogue ot America, In addltlan to other _major Jewt1h ~1. Sbe )lellll9d a cohnnn for the Jew uh Samdard under the name at Tamar Adar, "~1'1 Gn New ~an ·You Spell Mxlequatzke? York" In 1969. Mrs. Herac:hlft Is a member That's a hard one! But a newspaper encounters _names that of Ainerlcan-Jewt•h Public Relations Society. She holds difficult every day. And there's only one way to make membership In Temple Beth El of sure the spelling is correct . . , to check ... and check . .. Manhattan Beach, Sl119rhood and and· sometimes· triple-check. lftftd as Vice Prellldent-of the Parenu Anoclatloa. Talmud Tarah of Beth El. In 1971 1he wu named a member of the boar-cl of gvftnlOn, ln1m'llatlonll Jewl•h Mnalc: Library at Lincoln Cenlltr, Now Smith Is Easy NYC. • • • BOMB SCARE . .. but is it Smith or Smythe? It is spelled John or Jon? NEW YORK - A bomb acare Is it Nelson or Nelsen .. . or Johnson or Johnston? Names -pUed PldJhlrmonlc Ball at Lincoln Center 15 mmute. beibre are tricky, even the seemingly easy ones. Yet, hard or easy, the ,1ewllh Dll11y Forward's 75th a newspaper is expected to have them right. amdvlll'IU'J Concert WU to, baTit beCUn- About 1500 persons In the ball at tbe time were ffKnated by police w1'D combed the balldlnc from buement to root. TIie bomb scare wu pboned by a male Hundreds of Names Every Issue / calJier to tbe NY Dally News wlllch alerted police. No ezploslves were found. TIie All spelled correctly . . . Hladky, Parseghian, Bjornson, audience returned at S:15. About Prybsch, laderfield, Prycha .. . on c:ind on. Is it any ,won 2200 pel'SOIII attended the affair der we make a mistake now and then? which WU hlcbllCbted by the presentation of the Forward AHOClatlon Award to Georp Meany, prelldent of the AFL CJO, for bis contrfbut!OIIII to American labor. But Accuracy Is the Watchword TO COORDINATE GROUPS RHODE ISLAND NEW YORJ:. The We'll do all possible to spell your name correctly • . . and c.r.- fl Prelldnta of all the others . . , all of the time. That's one of the rules JEWISH HERALD Majer Amerlca11 Jewhh for a reliable newspaper. 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Six flexibly-sc hed CLEANING SERVICE uled, 40-minute le s~o ns: $30. 351 · INTERNATIONAL DELICATESSEN General cleaning, lig ht and heovy 4328. Floors washed, wa xed ood polished 8-18 UNCOMPROMISED QUALITY Venetian blinds deaned 0nd repaired FOR TWO GENERATIONS GARDEN CI TY Rug shampooing in your home 42-Special Notices 776 Hop9S1r-1 Cron1ton 11 Al l types of cleaning (k..tt., Qftly) 9 AM to 700P M - M -T -W Commercial - Residential (SINCE 1931 i 7 A.M . • 6:30 M . • T. -W ,. f 9AM - 9 rM - Th & F REFINISHING: Furniture and kitcben 7 A.M. - 7,oo,.M. Th . & Sun. 1A M -7r M SAT &SUN CAU 421-2433 7 A.M.-1:00 , .M. Sat. co binets in antique or woodgra in For Estimate, finish . Coll evenings. Moyer Refinish ing. 725-8551. 21 -Help Wanted- PRICES GOOD THRU THURS., AUG. 10 43-Special Sj!rvices - SUMMER' S HERE ! The weather's great, so get out of the house, start GLASS, AU KINDS, sosh cords and 0 earning mo ney as on Avon Repre- FRESHLY COOKED-KOSHER SAVE s1 ° LB. sentotive. Discover how easy it is to screens, mirrors installed. Prompt SllCED TO ,ell Avon products to fr iendly service. 274-9172, 724-3421. people. Call: 421-2908. YOUR ORDER ROAST BEEF •2.98LB. Four Organizations Ask For FROM OUR KITCHEN-FRESHLY MADE Removal Of Superintendent NEW YORK - Pour Jewish by the locsI board to the $37,000- organtzatl,ons ealled last week for a-year post last week, denied the CHOPPED LIVER the remavsI of Luis J. Fuentes as charges. TAKE SOME HOME! MADE-IN-OUR -OWN-KITCHEN! TAKE SOME HOME! superintendent of CommlDllty " It's not the first time and School District 1 on the Lower it's not fair," he said. " They're HOMEMADE GEFILTE FISH HOMEMADE CHOPPED LIVER HOMEMADE CHOPPED HERRING East Side because of what t1iey not true." He added that he was ROASTED CHICKENS HOMEMADE HORSERADISH STUFFED ROASTED CHICKEN ealled his "hostility to Jews." going to tslk with his lawyers to GRAPENUT PUDDING LOK SHEN (NOODLE) PUDDING The groups sI so accu11ed the ••see what we can do." e I g ht-man commlDllty school Mr. Fuentes, who had been DELICIOUS! ALL KOSHER AND BEST MILLER QUALITY DELICIOUS! bosrd af being "determined to turned down when be first appUed foster ethnic conflict" by hiring for his present post three and a Mr. Fuentes, despite his "well HOl'E STREET ONLY HOPE STREET ONLY ha 1 f years ago, made the docwnented anti-Semitism." comment at an executive meeting 1be charges were made by the of the school bosrd at the offices KOSHER FRESH MEATS New York offices of the American of. Negro Action Group, a publicly Jewish Committee, the Anti and privately funded educations! OUR FRESH MEAT DEPARTMEN:r-lS CLOSED AT NOON.ON FRIDAY AND ~LL DAY SA TU RDA Y Defamation League of B'nat and antipoverty organization at B'rith, the American Jewi•h 270 East 2d Street. Congren and the Jewish Labor Lyle Brown, the l?'01"'• KOSHER-FROM HEAVY STEERS SAVE 30• LB. Committee. director and the vice chairman of In letters, they cslled on the Dlatrlct 1 bosrd, sI1!10 denied School CbaliceUor Harvey B. the charps agafnet Mr. Fuentes. Scribner and Ewald B. Nyqu!Bt, "I don't e'99II know how to deal UNDERCUT ROASTS*l.19LB. the State Educatloll with that . kfnd of ugliness,'' he KOSHERED-READY TO USE Commlnlm.r, to nulllfY Mr. said. "I gueH I'm Just not small P'mnllls' appointment In the 20- enough to think ~at way." KOSHER-FRESH-READY TO SERVE-HOT OR COLD SAVE 24• LB. school district. And the City &lld St&III CommlsBIC1118 on Hlllnan ~t• were urpd to lnftst11a111 MON people atllllnd the -t IN BARBECUE SAUCE the Puerto Rican actlvlst'• that is advertised. Call die allepdblu. Harald office, 724-0200 or 724,. CHICKENS 15ta.' Mr. Fuenlles, who was named 0202.