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Congress Asks Ostracizatio,, Of Terrorist Nations, People WASHINGTON Both him at the State Department. houses of Congress adopted Discussing the developments identical resolutions calling on the ,sicmming from the Munich civilized world to ostracize nations murders, State Department and peoples who aid and abet such spokesman Charles Bray described THE 'JNLY ENGLISH -JEN/SH IIEE>
When a member of the family is· They could easily steal it. appointed road ahead. Off-Beat Food Shopping Hints murdered by irresponsible hood They could find guns for sale. For every Lillian Potter advo Don't let your husband come now. lums, the bereaved, depending on Guns arc as readily obtainable· in cating stricter gun controls, there along on the weekly supermarket But most of the advice fr om their character, may do either one the stores as toys, as gadgets. arc ten lobbyists for the gun in shopping trip, if you can possibly these sources will be obvious, of- these things: Let society make it hard to buy dustry and the gun clubs pulling avoid it. judging from what I've seen and strings against such laws. For ev The family may turn in bitter guns. Let there be laws against Never go shopping for food on know is on the way. Here, there- ness away from the world and car needless, careless use of guns. Let ery reason for gun control ad an empty stomach. fore, are some orf-beat shopping ry their pain quietly, aionc. the _responsible buyers of guns vanced by Lillian Potter, these Weigh the cost of gas - and guides which you might not guess The family may seek revenge demonstrate that they arc aware lobbyists present stronger, and un time - in choosi ng a food mar-. so easily and which can add up to and never be satisfied until the or the dangerous weapons in their fortunately, more crfectivc argu kct; the least expensive in your whopping money-saving totals. murderer is brought to justice. possession. ments, oppo ing her. Their argu area may not be the cheapest for • Leave your husband home - The family may try to forget Let us pass a law for the regis m cnts, unfortunately, carry you if you have to drive twice the if you can - because husbands the ordeal and find solace in the weight. tration, licensing and even medical distance to reach it. arc notorious impulse buyers and company of friends, in travel, in examination to determine the fit Senator Kennedy's recent bill to Issuing sound advice to you, the almost always overload the shop pleasure. ness of the purchaser. register all guns, pistols, and other food shopper, is becoming an ever ping cart with a host of non-cssen But Lillian Potter chose another firearms of private owners, and to And Lillian Potter goes from morc popular "in" occupati'on tials or uneconomically chosen way; her own way. require licenses to keep them, was city to city, from state to state, across the land. As part of the Ad- brands and varieties of items you Lillian, whose husband, Dr. talking about stronger Gun Laws defeated in the United States Sen ministration's " Shop Harder" need. (The only place they're ate 78 to 11. Two earlier bills to Charles Potter, was gunned down in the land. drive, the White House's Mrs. worse shoppers is in a hardware the same cfrect were similarly de in the parking lot of a hospital by She appears on radio and tele Virginia Knauer is planning to dis- store.) feated. The gun lobbyists carry two thugs just as he was going to vision popularizing b_cr ideas. She tribute soon a booklet loaded with • Consider how much it costs perform a life-giving operation, weight. goes to public hearings. She writes shopping hints. As part of their you in time and gas to get to a su finds the courage to do something This is an example of the oppo in newspapers. campaign to dull your resentment pcrmarkct miles away. Also you sition whicn1hc National Council for which she earns the admiration She has joined groups or people against food price increases be- well may find that you will do bct of everybody in the land. who arc or the same conviction as for the Responsible Firearms Pol yond the retailer's control, the na- tcr by shopping in a number of Turning away from the world is icy and other advocates of a she is. Her corrcspon!lcncc is tre tion's food chains arc becoming nearby stores rather than in one no answer. The world, tough, si stronger gun control have met and mendous. increasingly liberal with guidance store exclusively. Merely by shop lent, may have carried the pain She has spoken to Congression will meet in their effort. to what arc non-bargains and what and the shame of the murdered in al bodies and has made recom But such is the story of every arc bargains in the supermarkets ('Conttnued on Page 7) dividual. Then, of course, when mendations to the Platform Com reform in this country. Such was you turn your back on the world, mittee of political parties. the story of the abolition of Child the world will do the same. And everywhere she goes her Labor. Such was the story of the Seeking revenge is no answer. pica is the same: regulation of the Eight-Hour-Da)' Will the death penalty for the kill Do not make it so easy to ob and Five-Day-Weck of labor. Such er bring back the victim to his tain guns. Guns in the hands or was the story of every step in the family? the irresponsible will kill innocent improvement in Factory Condi Trying to forget? We doubt people. tions. Womcn·s Rights. Minority's --~~Nii~~' whether it is possible . In the midst We cannot change human na Eq ualities. and the Voting Fran MAil.NO ADOIHS: ... 6061, "-W-C.,.l. 02904 TM,.._. 724.0200 chise. All have the same stories to ,U,NT, KMeW W•'t, effW.,..- 51., ,...,..,,, I.I. 01HI of your travel, in the company of ture and eliminate gu ns altogether, OflftCI: 141 T•unt"" ,.,,.,, ..,, ,..._.~c.. I.I. friends, in the stillness or the but we can make it harder for the tell. An upward fight against over CllJA lUClllDIIO ...... Mano9in9 ldita1 night, or at the height or pleasure, killer to obtain guns. whelming forces. Step by step. to the abolit ion ol the shadow of the tragic event will Pitfalls do not discourage her in S.C-4 0.M ,..t... ,.td at "•"idence, lheode !,kind appear and rob you of your peace. her crusade. Temporary failures crime in the slr~ets, a nd the work SvMC... ri9ft I•... : ~ C-tt, the c.,,,.: .., Mal& , ••.OO fNf annum: eut.We New ln9lond, '7 .SO f"" ol Lillian Potter and all those wh o -AUffl, .,. ,.... en -.q1H11t. The Her9W auu"'" ,ulHcriptioon, are ,_tinuout union notified I• tho But Lillian Potter is devoting do not detain her in her pursuit. -tN,y inwrit...,. her life to eradicating the roots of · She persists in her step-by-step ad arc with her in the struggle , wi ll ' evil in our society. va nce to achieve her goal. be crowned wi th success. ... The Me..w ---- fM Hn.nd•I ,-.-.Wty t., typegraphkol .,,.,,. in adverliMfflenlt, b1.11 will ' Why was her husband killed? Let the death or her husband, ,-print ,._t ,-,t ef tho ....._,..._.., In whkh the lnM9•ophicol .,,., eccun. Ad.,ortiMrt will fN-M ( Mr. Segars opinions are his own ,-tify the--..-, lffl""4io..ty e4 on1 •~• whkti msy ecCYf'. _! Because the killers had a gun. Dr. Charles Potter, not be in vai n. Where did they get the gun? Ev And she will need all the and nor necessarily those of this erywhere. strength at her disposal in her selr- newspaper. J FRIDAY, SEPTEM BER 15 , 1972 THE MERCHANT OF MOSCOW
The Merchant of Moscow troduced its latest method of frus In view of the Soviet government'S -to deter Jews and others From "Here are a few of the unpleasan trating attempts by Soviet Jews to urgent need to import western even thinking about trying to leave test wonls migrate to Israel. grain alter its latest harvest fail the Soviet Union. The government That e,er blotted paper." On August 3, it seems, the gov ure, it would find this foreign cur does not want to impose a formal The Merchant of Venice, Ill, ii ernment approved a new decree rency particularly handy. At the ban on all emigration, but it shows ... that requires would-be emi2rants same time it would be getting a every intention of continuing to Shylock played by Leonid to pay large sums graded accord cut-price bargain even by the pe treat a mere request for per Brezhnev? The most ingenious in ing to the presumed value of the culiar standards that it has itself mission to leave as a crime. novators of Stratford on Avon education they have received. set; for, according to a study have never thought of casting the Emigrants already pay a basic 11:ccnlly reported in the Moscow Can't Russia afford what Uganda Soviet leader in that usurer's role. head tax of 940 roubles. Now, in press, it takes only five or six can? It has been left to Mr. Brezhnev addition, qualified teachers must years for a professional man's ser What it does not seem to have himself to choose the part, to pay 4,500-roubles, holders of tech vices to the Soviet state to repay it foreseen is that its resort to a sys adapt it to a situation in which he nological diplomas 7,700, phar for the cost ol his training. Most tem of ransom, based on the is judge and jailer as well as macists 8,300, graduates of drama of those who want to leave are dubious notion of calculating each claimant, and to take for his schools 9,600, and so on up a thus already "out of debt." In de victim's " debt" to the state, must victim not one Antonio but several scale that prices a doctor of sci manding repayment twice over, make an exceptionally repulsive thousand. In this first instance the ence with Moscow degrees at Mr. Brezhnev is behaving rather impact on the outside world. Both victims happen to be Jews, but the 19,400 roubles (about £9,500). The like Nikolai Gogol's .serf-owners the novelty and the dishonesty of newest uBrezhnev doctrine" may new ukase has still _not been pub who exacted a price for selling the new device accentuate its ugli yet be extended to other Soviet lished, but since August 14 it has " dead souls" - unfortunates who ness. Sorqe awareness of this ore subjects. been applied. On August 21 an of had already given their master a sumably UQderlies the authoritie~· When Russia's former tsars in ficial of the ministry of the interi lifetime's labour and who existed decision to introduce it without dulged in Jew-baiting, they usually or in Moscow explained to the only as names still on his books. any announcement. There was a made their discriminatory ukases head of an American Jewish com S_o me. of the ducats are already special irony in the fact that, just public. In the eighteenth century mittee how the ransom money rolhng mto Mr. Brezhnev's till . as it was being imposed, Izvestia .they imposed double taxation on could be transmitted by relatives mostly from Jewish families out'. published a long ariicle praising Jews and limited their residence abroad. On August 23 the parlia side Russia who cannot now ex General All)in's regime for its de to the " pale." During the nine ment of Israel adopted a resolu pect to be reunited with their kin cision to expel t'-sians from U~ teenth they disfranchised them, tion appealing to the Soviet gov dred unless they buy them out. anda. In Stalin's latter days the barred' them frorri the legal profes ernment to repeal "this shameful But, like Shylock, he seems to Jews in Russia were branded as sion, limited the admission to · decree, which ... recalls the tsar want flesh even more than money. untrustworthy aliens and subjected schools by imposing the " numcrus ist anti-Jewish legislation." Selling a limited number of people to harassment of a kind that clausus" rule, and confined them In fact, it also recalls (as Jews may _be a convenient way of tiding Asians in Uganda today would to urban ghettoes even within the in Russia have already pointed Russia over a temporary hitch in recognise all too well. Now, how "pale" area. The present govern out) something more recent than the cash flow ; but Mr. Brezhnev's ever, it is apparently the official ment docs not, apparently, ·wish to the tsarist ukases: the bid the greater concern must be the Moscow view that a poor country go on public record as aut"orising nazis made, at one point during thought of all the other Jews, and where educational qualifications measures of this kind. Lilcc Sta the second world war, to trade the Volga Germans, and the Baltic are scarce is right to expel a large lin's regime, it has preferred to in some of their Jewish prisoners for and other minority peoples among number of its better educated in sist that there is no discrimination trucks. Since there are al,ready --:horn . the hope ol getting out of habitants, but that mighty Russia, between the Soviet Union's about 100,000 Soviet Jews seeking · hts grip has been stirred by the after 55 years of Soviet power, various nationalities in prln'ciplc, exit permits to enable them to go sight of a mere few thousand So needs such people too desperately while putting a great deal bf dis to Israel, the estimates that Mr. viet Jews succeeding in migrating to part with them - except at a crimination into practice. This ac Brezhnev's Qew levy t ould in .theo to Israel. His new levy is only the price. counts for the singo,larly d~~ious ry net him around £100"! in .foreign latest of the wide range of unplea lfrprintNf from way in which, during'; Augu~t. it in- exchange seem '!IUitc teasonablc. sant devices that have been used Th t- E<'mwmis, -~-----~ ------~-=------"""T----~--===-·=-=-.=-, .. --~- . -., -..; ~-
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CONFESS SPYING since 1969, W)IS detained here July TEL A VIV John Paul 17 on charges of spying for Glover, a 42-year-old British Jordan , Israeli authorities subject who bas lived in Israel disclosed.
Concert Pianist Organist
STATE ACCREDITED IN GERMANY HAS RESUMED TEACHING
168 Lloyd Avenue Tel. 331-5667 • Have Fun at. YON KIPPUR MITE DANCE Monday Night, September 11 9 to 12 midnight MIRIAM RECEIVES BEQUEST: The increoli111ly heavy demands on The Miriam Hospital's faci~lift for the a,,. and Nhabilitation of patienh, weN answeNd recently by the $5,000 i..q.,..t under the wiN of the late • BAR • REFRESHMENTS Morris Bader of Pawtucket. This bequest will be added to the hospital's •ndowrnent, income from which i1 DONATION '5.00 per couple used to help maintain and uP9rade the quality of patient caN. Acceptl111 the tlft from Miu Sarah Bader, lister of the late Morris Bader, i1 Stanley Grauman, vice president of The Miriam Hospilol and chairman ef Tic/cets at Door I the development and public Nlatlan1 committN, and Jerome R. Sapohky, executive vice president. a o o o a a o o a o o o a o a a a... ~ -~ o a a a a a a a o a a o, o ~ ~ o o a a o oat. New Congregation In Spring Valley Worships In 'Unstructured Synagogue' [i:]l(pid:Jbr·a·Da~ Delivered to your door-a highly skilled, professional house SPRING VALLEY, N.Y. al temples of our time. In an age Spring Valley five years ago. Only hold helper. The Eisenbergs and the Karels of bigness, we want to stay small, a few came with formal tics t< Picked Up when her work is done. and about 40 of their friends joy friendly , warm and neighborly." synagogues. Those that were ob Fully Guaranteed-your satisfaction is assured. The stand fully ushered in the Jewish New The synagogue is a converted serv ant and affiliated were luke ard rate for MAID FOR A DAY is $14 for four hours, $3 an Year at sundown last Friday with frame house with a spectacular warm. hour thereafter. The minimum number of hours available is out benclit of clergy or sermon. view of the Ramapo foothills. Mr. Eisenberg sensed this and dependent on your location. · The lack of rabbinical guidance What wou ld have been a family started bringing hi s friends togeth Clll ._.. PIOVIDENCE: 711-2ffl was deliberate because their con room and garage is now the sanc er for informal worship in hi s g reg a ti o n , R ama l Shalom tuary, and second-noor bedrooms home. (Heights of Peace), is one of an have been made into schoolrooms. A year ago. the repidly growing increasing number of .. unstruc Temple Is PurdiuH group outgrew the house and tured sy nagogues" springing up Most of the families moved to banded together to purchase their across the country. new temple for $60,000. Howard and Arlene Eisenberg Israel Opens First Mr. Eisenberg said Ramal Sha and Irving and Phyllis Karel and lom was not anticlerical. "Some many of their Jewish neighbors in Drive-In Movie day we hope to get a rabbi who the plush Dexter Park devcl TEL A VIV - Israel's first has a full-time job elsewhere and opm~nt here are in their 30's and drive-in movie house will open in join,s us for pleasure, not money," early 40's, most have young chi l mid-October with room for 960 he said. dren and all have been "turned cars, . local officials announced. Ramal Shalom's innovativeness off" in varying degrees by the "ri The drive-in will be located north spread to newspaper advertisi ng. gidity" of institutional religion. or the T el Aviv Exhibition Instead of routine announcements 'We Are Jews' Gardens and will feature a sell reciting name, address and tele They do not like bigness, they service restaurant. phone number, the synagogue do not like bei ng "locked into" Recent movie releases will be placed a series of weekly ads in prescribed rules and regulations shown, with two shows nightly and The Journal-News or Rockland c• tfi ts aho• and they definitely eschew such la a new movie starting each week, County that in capsule form told bels as Orthodox, Conservative or the officials said. A group of its story. Tn .... sT.111!1& 2,calllt Reform. foreign and Israeli businessmen One read: " In Our Test-Tube Dr. Karel, 40-year-o\d presidenr have invested in the enterprise. Temple we're trying to rediscover of the congregation and assistant Prices for admission to the drive the roots of Judaism - before clinical professor of dentistry at in will be similar to already prayer became mechanical and bar Columbia Unive~sity's school of existing prices at regular movie ; mitzvahs became circuses. We're dental and oral surgery, hastened houses. warmly participatory, purposefully to make it dear, however, that small." .. number one, we are Jews." A subscrtpt1c,n to the Herald Is The ads were written by the Eis In an interview, he pointed out a good gift for the person who has enbergs, Howard and his wife, Ar that the congregation honors tradi nerything elae. Call 724--0200. lene. tion, but feels free to extemporize. Last Friday, worshipers used the new Conservative prayer book, which combines traditional prayers and benedictions for Rosh Hash anah with contemporary prose and poetry. Get aack it1 On some Friday evenings, a "pulpit theater" substitutes for the . Jo .-o~ Among the stately pines of Lakeview Pont, you will diKover New England's new and exciting Flame and Sword Restaurant. Toke sermon, with ·short playlets written medieval decor and exceUent cuisine that cannot be surpassed. by congregants. with it Homemade breads and reliihes as well as choice vintage wines to ~\N~\\b'-' compliment dinners of FkJming· a..f·A-Bob ('5.95), Veal Cordon "Tradition is meaningful be cause it helps us identify with Jews Bio<, ('5:25), Roost Siu/fed Bonelou Chicken ('3.95), l!okod Stvffod Right now ... Jumbo Shrimp ('4.95), CoSMN>lo of Fioho TO HONOR RABIN and Mrs. Yitzhak Rabin as the ·~ Trinily Opens Season WASHINGTON - The Jewish Ambassador's tour of duty nears National Fund of Greater Wash its end. Samuel S. Meer, executive With Visiting Show ington plans to honor Ambassador director, said an appreciation din A special, limited three-week en ner will be given for the Rabins gagement, through Saturday, Oc FALL CLEAN-UP Sunday evening, October 8 at the tober 14, of Samuel Beckett's En Law-n Maintenance Washington Hilton Hotel. He said dgame will open the 1977-73 series that as a further tribute to the dip of live plays at the Trinity Square fertilizin9_ lomat and hi s wife, the JNf will Repertory Company on Monday, WEEKLY • MONTHLY plant a forest ~n the names of Yit September 25, at 8 p.m. at Trinity Crabgrass co.ntrol Tree w;,k zhak and Leah Rabin near Ba ram Square Playhouse. 723-3498 . on the Lebanese border. " But," according to Adrian Ha ll , director, "it's not Trinity's produc tion. It comes to us from Andre Gregory's fantastic Manhattan Feeling Creative? Project in New York City, and it's Call ANN GRASSO the beginning o f a Mutual Benefit Exchange projccl among Ameri 724-2146 can regional theaters lik e our LESSONS IN MANY KINDS OF HANDWORK selves." CHOOSE YOUR OWN PROJECT AT The new plan, instigated by Trin ity Square at a directors' confer OPEN HOUSE ence held in Providence last ~ring, allows professional com Thursday, September 21, I to 10 p.m. panies throughout the country to "host" a visiting troup and there 46 ROIERTA AVE., PAWTUCKET Alllaissioti '1.00 by bring nw theater to local au diences. To round out the season. the director has chosen Old Times.running Thursday. October BRIGHTEN 19, through Saturday, November 11 , Harold Pintcrs latest work. a YOUR HOME OR OFFICE hit last year on Broadway. The WITH production will be directed by J ac ques Cartier, who established the CUSTOM-MADE Hartford Stage Company. The third presenta ti on will be DRAPERIES Mrs. Mark l. London lady A i,dley's Secrn. Wednesday. FROM Miss Retta Gayle Davidow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dav i November 22, through Saturday, dow of 160 1 Windcrest Drive. Pinsburgh, Pennsylva nia, became the Decem ber 23. a musical comedy JACK'S FABRICS bride on Sunday. August 20. of Mark Lee London of 1263 Jancey concerning a pretty and charming •SLIPCOVERS S tLce t. Pittsburgh. son of Mr. and Mrs. orman Lond on of 208 Sixth Victorian wile who has her prob •BEDSPREADS 725 DEITER ST., CENTRAL FAUS S treet. Rabbi Jac)i. Shcchtcr offi ciated at the ceremony which wa s held lem s when laced with havi ng two 0 husbands at the same tim e. Word •UPHOLSTERING •DECORATING PROBLEMS? at the B nai Israel Synagogue in Pinsburgh. A reception loll ol'ed in the Ba rnett-Davis Ha ll of the sy nagogue . Baker. who directed New York JUST CALL 725·2160 •WINDOW SHADES The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a gown or producti ons or Th e f"anwskticks NO 0/IUGATION silk organta fashioned wi lh Venice lace appli quc,. She ca rried a bouquet a nd Th e Last Sweet Days of of w.hite roses and ba by's breath. Isaac . will handl e the show. OPEN 9:30 A.M . TO 5:30 P.M. MON. THIW SAT. Sandra Da vi dow was maid of honor fo r her sis ter. and I larrict Ba Slated fo r the fou rth spot on the Lc rm aunt of the bride. " as matron of honor. Bridc~maids we re Diane scason·s roster is Peter S ha rfcr"s Furst. G ladys Margoli a nd Marlene Schwartz. The) wore gown , of or modern classic Th,, Royal Hi, nr of chid chiffon. rh e Si,11 , Wed nesday, J anu ary 3. SWEEN OR'S ELIZABETH Best man was the father o f the bridegroom . Usher~ were Willi am Ar through Saturday. February 3. nold , Philippc Le vi. J oseph Seltzer. Marc David o" . brother of the bride, Mr. Ha ll , him self. will direct the CANDIES CANDY SHOPPE and Mark Kaminsky. Ring bearers '-"C rc Brian Scott Bater and Steven piece, whi ch deals with the hi stori c GARDEN CITY 708 PARK AVEN UE Joel Werber. pre-Columbian world of Pizarro Grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Morri !!t- Middleman. Mr. ;rnd Mrs. a nd the Conquistadors. CRANSTON Isidore Werber and Mrs. Rose Efr os Frank . Details on the season·s filth pro The couple wi ll take a wi nt er honeymoon. ducti on. running Wednesday, Feb ru ary 14 , thro ugh Sa turday. -HOME-MADE CANDIES - March 17 , have not been firmed Chocolate Covered JCC OIiers Double Program as yet. Fruits and Nuts Campaigns Against I or 2 lb,. boxes On Elections For Voters The Jewish Community Center series program. will include "Elec Rigid Quota Systems ASSORTED MINTS FOR PARTIES will offer a two-part special pro ting the Presi dent.'· a series of five AND SPECIAL OCCASIONS gram for voters during this elec seminars on the election and the Campaigning in Central Falls, tion year which is designed to give campaign process. lcl by Dr. El former Governor John H. C halee -WE USE ONLY VEGETABLE OILS - them more information about the mer Cornwell of the Political Sci came out against rigid quota sys election process and certainly ence Department at Brown Uni tems of the type required by new HOURS more informed about the positions versity. Conducted on Mondays at Democratic National Committee of the candidates on major cam 8 p.m., this series will• start on rules on the composition of dele MON., TUES., WED ., SAT. MON., THURS., SAT paign issues. Monday, September 25. gations to that party's national t •.•.-S:30p.•...... -,, .•. " Politics '72, " tgc Center's two The series subjects will include convention . THURS. , FRI. FRIDAY "The Presidency and Presidential Speaking at a reception at the ,... .-,, . •. ,.... -,, ... Israeli Lovie Joins Elections - Why Arc They Im home of Mr. and Mrs. A Johnson CLOSED SUNDAY portant?., "Past Trends and of Cowden Street, Central Falls, SUNDAY 10..•. -s, .•. U.S. Telephone Co. Voting Behavior: The Setting for Mr. Chafcc said: 1972," "How a Campaign Devel "Whether in politics itself or in TEL A VIV - Yishayahu La vie, government proper, we must not former general director of the ops: The Opinion Polls," "How adhere to fixed quota systems. Ministry of Defense, has joined Campaigns Arc 'Run: The Roldc. the General Telephone and of Candidates and Specialists," The prime consideration ought to DRAPERY CLEANIN(i Electronics Company of the and "Post Mortem: What Hap be merit - and the prime requis pened and Why." ite ought to be fairness and equal COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL U.S.A. with the rank of v ice president. In the second series, the candi ity of opportunity." •fwl..... Yllll•l'nallls•...,...... _l... hlli& ...... dates themselves will speak out in Chafl:c continued: "The way to • ftM Dolhlry • a,.... hcnllr FtW • Rae .,.... A communications expert, Mr. Pict.., ... a series of face-to-face sessions at end discrimination against some is • 1-Af(lnlllb • fnt Sllntt WIii ~-- • &n,o.., • .._ Lavic.. is the former general the Center with three programs al not to begin discrimination against director of the Posts Ministry and ready scheduled and a fourth others; and the division of Ameri former head of of the Armament Wl ·SMCWllE being prepared. -· cans into fixed quotas is in my Development Authority. He "Rhode Island Focus" will in judgment totally opposed to the •• returned here from the United SMOIH RI£ clude the personal appearance at American tradition." DW&E -APPUISAIS States, where he· finalized hfs the Center of John H. Chafcc, for "The imposition of a quota sys appointment with the giant mer Governor of Rhode Island tem inevitably results only-in frag corporation which constructed and present senatorial candidate, mentation, divisiveness and incqui· Israel's recently completed on Sunday, September 24, at 8 ty. The whole thr.ust of the Ameri Misslles Communications Center, p.m. Next the series will present a can system has been to give re SHOP AT HOME officials reported. confrontation between Mayor wards based on ability, regardless ·SERVICE Philip Noel, Democrat, and Her Mr. La vie reportedly had no of racial, ethnic, religious or other - dealings with the company while · bert DcSimonc, Republican, can differences." serving in Israel and he said he didates for Rhode Island's guber .""""'"d119 OUII MlW will abide by the company's natorial scat, On Sunday, October rcgulatiosns and not deal with its I, at 8 .p.m . CONDEMNS ACTS CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES DEPT. Israeli interests for at least one Senator Claiborne Pell, Demo TEL A VIV - For the first time w,·A,. Now Ablo to Gift Cus~m Serric:1 in Making Your New year while in the employ· of GT & crat, who, as incumbent senator, in the relationship between the CnlNI Mad, Draperies for H_, or Office. Tllo N1w11t of Desigos E. will oppose Mr. Chafcc, will speak Gaza Strip civilian administration (Contemporary or Modern) in the Choicest of Fabrics to put · Mr. Lavic, whose job will be to at the Center on Wednesday, Oc and the Israeli military govern New Life in "Overtired" Surroundi119s. Let Us Gi,.e You a• Estifflat, coordinate the company's tober 18, at 8 p.m . ment, a local authority has offi No Obli9'tion •••• development of electronic, telc A fourth program is being con cially condemned terrorist acts. At c om mun i cations and other templated with representative of a municipal meeting in Khan la Salle Drapery Cleaning sophisticated systems, is due to the Nixon and McGovern cam Yunis to which sheiks and other For nnof lta-ing leave for the U.S. shortly on a p&ign staffs. Strip notables were invited, a 275 SMITH ST., PROVIDENCE W'Nrlng Apparel ttc. one-or two-year assignment. He . This program is co-sponsored by unanimous resolution condemened (NEAR STATE HOUSE) 421-4443 expects to complete a tcchincal the Center's youth and adult activ the hand-grenade incident that in book while he is there. ities comm"ittces. jured three local workers. !HE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1972 7 • • -• . ea •, • • M•tllal Respect the keynote address at a gathering -- BASLE - Dr. Nahum Gold · sponsored by the Basic Zionist mann, president of the World Jew Society to mark the 75th anni ish Congress, declared that the fu versary of the founding of the ture of Israel and of diaspora Jew World Zionist Movement in this ry depends on the achievement of city in 1897, Dr. Goldmann said BRID· GE complete solidarity and mutual re that "what still needs to be done spect between those two branches may take even longer than the 75 .of the Jewish people. Delivering years, of Zionist history." By Robed E. Sbrr 'S KOSHER ....Today's hand- is.. really some - ... JULIE DELICATESSEN --five Spades- . Doubled . They- even thing. In most cases the auction were able to make it when on one was extremely competitive and instance North led a Heart and 731 HOPE STREET 621-9396 many different results showed up continued with a second one des on the traveler. Each side could pite partner's deuce trying to dis BUSINESSMAN'S SPECIAL have helped themselves and re courage it. One of the losing Clubs HOT 01 COLD PASTIOMI ceived even better .results then was discarded on the fifth Dia SANDWICH ON IYI · they did get by doing something mond. about things like leads or such. I SIDE PF POTATO SALAD - COFFH, To make certain of the right s1.2s will tell what happened at some of ( NO SUBSTITUTIONS) . lead, feeling that five Hearts was the tables and what might have ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. Hany NO CHARGE FOR SECOND CUP .OF COFFE'E WITH LUNCH .been done differently. the most he could make, a very astute South should bid five Dia Krakowsky of Hilhicle Avenue an THIS WEEK '5 SUPER SPECIAL! North nounce the engagement of their .32 monds to direct his partner to lead daughter, Miu Susan Robin KOSHER-SLICED OR BY PIECE • 10 7 6 5 that suit on the opening lead if the Kralcowslry of Brooldine, Mas +J 8 7 3 opponents bought the hand. He sachuMIII, to Stanley Charles Eng +K Q 3 was in no danger of playing the elson of Boston, Mauachusetts, ROMANIAN West Eatt hand there for Hearts was · the son of Mrs. Ethel Engelson of Bos .... Q J 10 8 6 .K94 agreed on suit so any other suit ton and Max Engelson of lroolc LB_ .9 8 PASTROMI $1 .99 .J ~ne. +K Q 6 2 .... 10 9 5 4 bid was absolutely forcing. North +•2 +9 8 5 would take him back to Hearts A graduate of Clauical Hi9h a&s KOSHER-All IEEF PIG.ef 11 where he would either play. the School, MIA Kralcowslry received South hand which would be fine or West her bachelor of arts c1eg,.. from .75 Brown University and her master 89c -would sacrifice and go down at FRANKFURTS .AKQ432 of arts c1eg,.. from Northeastem +void least two with the Diamond ruff or University. a&s KOSHER-All IEEF PIG.Of4 +A J 10 7 6 even three if South should lead to partner's Club for a second Dia Mr. Engelson received his bach North a nd South were elor of Kience cteg,.. from Ren mond ruff. That might be done. vulnerable, South Dealer. The bid ssalaer ,o1ytechnic Institute and 89c But even down two is better than K_NOCKWURST ding might have correctly gone his master of Kience deg,.. from like this: one or making. the MassachuMIII Institute of BREAK STONE'S TEMP-HE I OZ. CONTAINER Some Souths bid six Hearts Technology. E which could have been set, of An April wedding 11 planned. 2. course, with a Spade lead but p WHIPPED CREAM CHEESE 43c when West decided to lead his p Do you know of anything you End Diamond King seven was made. feel would be worth including in a&s NEW YOH STYU This also happened some times " Th, Treasure Chest?" Send it to South had a powerhouse dis when only five was bid. One can Mr. Feinstein. Box 2174 . Crans tributionally but not on defense. not fault West for trying to set up ton. Rhod, Island 02905. Items of West also had a fine hand playi ng a trick before his Spade Ace is wise but made a simple overcall,· m ost meril will be used in later used but in 1his case it proved dis columns with acknowledgem ent to for at this point no one was sur astrous. just whose hand it really was. · their senders. North had just enough for a raise The par result should have been as did East and now it was back to fi ve Spades by East-West going South. Partner's raise was enough down as many tricks as the de for South to jump right to game fenders could take. With the Dia and now West had to make a deci mond bid a nd best defense they sion. East's Spade raise had shown should take two Diamond rulfs. West that the probability of many two Clubs and one Heart for down tricks in Spades was not likely. three, 500 but still a belier score Also the favorable vulnerability for East-West than a vulnerable told him that a sacrifice even at game for North-South which the five level would be wise so he would be 650. As you can see, the bid four Spades as such. As the traveler disclosed nine different re cards happen to be, he can make . suits. That is what makes Dupli four Spades and North-South can cate Bridge so interesting. The make five Hearts. It all depends same hand is played by so many on whether either side stops at the players. right place either to make or as a Moral: Sometimes you just sit sacrifice' against what the other and have to trust to whatever side can make. might befall you. When you have After South bid five Hearts the opportunity to do something some Wests pla~ed the hand_ )n _about a result you should seize it. l Y®r. Money» ·w-ortn· (Continued from page 4) ping in several different stores for of identical quality because they're the foods you want at the lowest packed for retailers by the proces- available prices, you can save an sors of the nationally advertised estimated 30 per cent on your brands. Buy the brand you like food budget. best - but try the less expensive USE OUR DECORATOR • Keep in mind - as you make private-label product at least once. out your food lists before you go • Buy bulk items such as Oour · shopping and as you actually shop and sugar in bags rather than in There aren't many capable, experienced decorators - what you'll do with the inevi- boxes. By so doing, you're likely like Margaret Molero. And there aren't any stores table leftovers. If you plan to to save an average of nearly 20 like Foirlane thot keep a decorator of her ability just SHE'S to serve their customers. When you buy from Fair make split-pea soup using a ham- per cent. lane, you Qet a profenional to help you coordinate bone, for instance, buy the split _ • When you shop for low-ca colors and patterns. Use the coupon, or coll us, Or peas when you buy the ham. Jorie foods, stick as much as pos- stop in and see Rhode Island's most complete home • Use. the little leftovers in your sible to ordinary foods - fresh decorating center. t-- • • refrigerator - bits of cheese, a celery, carrots and radishes, plain FREE! dab of tuna fish, a couple of pieces beef consomme or chicken broth, of fried chicken, a slice or two of fresh fruits and vegetables, regular salami or ham - to make a smor- canned tuna fish, low-fat milk. gasbord that can serve as a com- Avoid the higher-priced items on plete lunch or supper. Or _use the the special diet shelf unless you leftovers in a soup. Or mak~ them have specific reasons for buying - the basis for a delicious platter of because you're paying for just the hors d'oeuvres. That's how hors word ·"diet" when you buy many d'oeuvres came into being, you of these foods. know - out of bits of leftovers. • Check the price of private vs nationally advertised brands of VIOLATE ORDER foods you use frequently. If the J ERUSALEM - Tension sim private brand stocked by your lo mered in Hebron after Jewish set cal market is of a quality which tlers and hasidim from Jerusalem FAIRLANE pleases you and saves you money, violated a five-year-old order by HOME OECORATING CENTER use it. Every chitin and many inde the Defense Ministry prohibiting pendent stores sell private-label Jews from worshipping at the 190 Plainfield St., Prov. Tel. 944-6400 foods, at savings running to as Tomb of the Patriarchs during Open doily 7:30 A.M.-9 P.M.; Sot. 'til 5:30 much as 20 per cent; the quality of hours designated for worship by many products compares favorably the Moslem community. The PAINT• WAUPAPER • WINDOW SHADES• DRAPERIES• CARPETING with that of nationally advertised Tomb is sacred to both faiths. brands; many private' brands arc Sheikh Mohammed Ali Jaabari, • Hello Again! News of the Sports World by Warren Wolden ONE LITTLE LEITER: Such a money players; can only be think· little difference between "Champ" ing of the positive. They are the and "Chump." Just one letter in real "Champs." It was back in the alphabet. "Where are the 1932 that Babe Ruth, with a two snows of yesterday?" wrote Justin and one count, pointed lo the cen Huntley McCarthy. Applying it ter field . bleachers and then pro· here, " Where arc the fickle fans ceeded lo hit one of Charlie who wanted Eddie Kasko's hide a Root's pitches to the exact spot PABAMOVNr. . ' . few short weeks ago?" Ah, what a for a home run. The Babe had --tbe besJ sourcefot genius he is now! But what will he been the victim of a terrific "rid be when the Red Sox meet either ing" from the Chicago Cubs' 0FFl"CE F-.liRNiJUR.Ef Al'POINTED CHAIIIMAN: Merrill I. the While Sox or Oakland? Or if bench as well as from the fans. Ha....,t.ld, Boston attorney, has the Red Sox falter and don't meet Whal if he had fanned instead of · Qwr ~ lil'8S.c:arried...: 50qiternistoc:ked: been appeintecl chain-n .., fn, • either? Casey Stengel was a great hitting the homer? "Champ" and . . e All-St-' Eq~ipment (A.S.£4 lernal ..,..nizai;- far the New master-mind at the helm of the "Chump" again, eh. Ruth was a , Inter Royal En..,nd 1....,, State of htael Yankees; with the Boston Braves "Concede nothing, claim every· Cort). . · londs, it has been anneunced by someone suggested he should have thing and demand a recount lei· e Steel master lernanl Garber, chairman .., the paid lo gel in. Y cs, one lilllc teller low ." I would suppose that he nev New Entlland 1....,, State .., 1.. - "Champ" or "Chump." er had a negative thought con· e Croydlln ~ 'f~ rael londs. .. . cerning the hitting of a home run . • Mosler H~f,utnibfl . A past master and honorary WHAT A SPOT! Carlton Fisk's ... member ef Shawmut Loda• • . PLANNING & DESIGN SERVICE- plus AFA.AM, and a rnarnber .., the home run in the 12th inning last TWO FOR THOMPSON: It was Knltthts .., Pythias, Mr. Hauenfeld Sunday brought memories of great in the Polo Grounds in 1951 that ,,.. deiivery & installati°"..., ~ staff: is cradltod with arra"tlint Iha first home runs ol the past: brought lo Bobby Thompson hit one of the When yo1,1 ~, 1'19 best-~the biggest! Masanlc and K--.hts .., Pythias mind the tenseness of a situation: most famous homers. His Oy ball function in the 0-ter Boston ol the nerve-wracking tension lhal in the seventh inning had brought . · "Sf!'VING.THE OFf:ICES OF araa lo provide ls,ael lond funds could lighten a ball player's mind in the tying run. Then, in the , BUSINESSANDINOUSTR"e" far ls,ael's economic development. when he is veritably pul on the ninth, Ralph Branca was sent lo Mr. Hassenfeld, who was 9rad •PARAMOUIT OFF{CE SUPPL y co .. ,.c. spol. Strikeout and the game is the pitching mound lo relieve Don uatod from Brown University and lost; hit a homer and it's won. A Newc.ombe with Thompson com· . 819w.tmindlt'St.,Pl'ow .. R.I. lostan University law School, is a "Champ·· or "Chump." It's the ing lo bat in the Giants- Dodgers Mnior partner in Gollub A. Has• · 521-5800 , · Frw Pa,1 What Every Giver Should Know About T,he 19 72 JF~I Campaign UNPRECmENTED NEEDS DEMAND UNPRECEDENTED PROCEDURES, the problems facing Jews in Israel, in the Soviet Union and right here in Rhode Island are as grave as at any time in our 25-year history. This year we must raise TWO AND A HALF MIUJON DOUARS to meet these vital needs. INCREASED IMMIGRATION TO ISRAEL, THE EXODUS FROM RUSSIA. Jews from the Soviet Union are now coming out at the rate of 100 a day. They need housing, health-care, job-training and Hebrew education. A NEW JFRI BENEFICIARY, THE JEWISH HOME FOR THE AGED. Increased operating costs have made this valued agency seek our help. The Home for the Aged has been added to the 26 worthy local causes included in the 56 supported by the Federation. AN ALL-OUT, ALL-ST ATE CAMPAIGN EFFORT . J-lsh Fetlerati• of llietlo lslnil -1972 C.•,-it• loetlersliip (Divisions now in pr0 WOMEN'S DIVISION Presid•t-MRS. MU ALPERIN Ca•,aitaO..ir•oa-MRS. JACOISTONE Ce-CIH,ir•H-MIS.MANFRED WEIL Publicity Chairm.n -MRS. ROIERT HOCHIERG Vice president -MRS. SHELDON SOLLOSY Stata CeertliNter -MRS. LEONARD SALMANSON N•wsl•ller Cliair-• -MRS. URL FOSS Campaign Category Chairmen -Vantuerd-MRS. ARCHIE FAIN ....tacters -MRS. MAURICE SHORE Pac ...Sellers-MRS . AUN FRANK Initial Gilts c MRS. STANLEY ILACHER, MRS. JAMES WINOKER Vital Gifts -MRS. SOL RESNIK lil•S.vers -MRS. SHERWIN UPSTEIN, MRS. MORRIS SCHWARTZ . Telethen-MRS. WILLIAM COHEN, MRS. JOSEPH TEVEROW Area Chairmen WARWICK . BARRINGTON MRS. SIDNEY GOLDSTEIN MRS. MAURICE GllCKSMAN CRANSTON MRS. MARVIN GRANOFF MRS. HERIERT GOLDIERGER MRS. MILTON PIERCI MRS. ARNOLD GOLDMAN MRS. JORDAN TANENIAUM MRS. HAROLD JACOIER EAST GREENWICH MRS. IENJAM IN MELLION NORTH KINGSTOWN MRS. SUMNER HALSUND MRS. VICTOR CHILLI , NEWPORT MRS. AARON SLOM SOUTH COUNTY PAWTUCKET MRS, JAN PRAGER MRS. LOUIS COIIIN YOUNG WOMEN'S DIVISION President -MRS. ALDEN ILACKMAN C.•,ait• O..ir••• -MRS. RICHARD MITTLEMAN Campaitn Co-Chair•• -MRS. AUN a. SAMDPERIL MRS. STEPHEN SOFRO PROVIDENCE CRANSTON BARRINGTON ChllirmH -MRS. FREDERICK WEINGEROFF ChllirMH -MRS. KENNITH UPUN Clialr- -MRS. GERALD IEDRICI C...Chair•••-MRS. DAVID GOLDEN C...Cliair-• -MRS. MURRAY CEREL C•Cliair-• -MIS. ST ANLIY CANTOR PAWTUCKET WARWICK C.ir•• -MRS. MICHAEL MARKS ci..1r--MRS. HOWARD KRASNOW C...CIN,ir•H -MRS. AUN SW ARTZ Co-0..ir-•-MRS. DAVID UTZ ------~---~------~-==c.-.--·------= ==-"------===- 10 - THE RHOD_E ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1972 Sen,!l a Herald each week to your son in the service. 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HOME COUNSELORS airport to Hotel,, Yi doy 1ightMeing. erotion of Rhode ltlond campaign ore 1hown at on orvonizotion mMting held thi1 wHk. Alon Somdperil oncf James Winoker are co-chairmen of this division in the 1972 drive. Captains ore now in the proce11 of 32ITAUNTON AVENUE CAll FOR DU AllS enli1tlng their worken. UST PROVIDENCE, I.I. 431-SISS TUVIL PRICE SllVICl Services Monday End High Holidays Name ...... (Continued rrom page I) hold Yom Kippur services, begin Address...... IOINOl'l 24 will start at 9 o'clock and in City ...... STRUT 831-S200 The Neilah closing service will the evening at 6:30 o'clock. ning with Kol Nidre, at 7: 15 on Telephone ...... be at 5: 15 p.m. • Rabbi Leeman, president or the Sunday evening, September 17. Services lor the restival or Sue Rhode Island Board of Rabbis, Services on Monday, Septem cos will be at 5:45 p.m. on Friday, will be a panelist on the "Face the berl8, will begin at 9:30 a.m. A September 22, and at 10 a.m. on News" program on Channel 12 on special children's service will be Saturday, September 23 . Sunday, September 17, at 11 a.m. held at 2: 15 p.m. and the Yizkor WANTED!! Rabbi Gutterman and Cantor The subject which will be discueed service will start at 3 p.m. Norman Gewirtz and the Beth El will be the Munich massacre and At the conclusion of the service, SECOND-HAND FURNITURE choir will present a Kol Nidre ra its artermath. the entire congregation will par dio broadcast on Sunday, Septem TEMPLE EMANU-EL ticipate in breaking the fast to PIANOS, GLASSWARE, CHINA, ANTIQUES ber 17, on station WEAN at 9:30 Temple Emanu-EI will in gether al the temple. p.m. augurate its Succos services on Leading the services will be LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR FALL HOUSECLEANING TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL Friday evening, September 22, at William Green, a doctoral candi Succos services at Temple Beth 8: 10 o'clock. Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen date in the Religious Studies De PRE-AMBLE ANTIQUES lsrae) will start on Friday, Sep will deli ver the sermon, and Can partment at Brown University. tember 22, at 8: 10 p.m. Rabbi Ja tor Ivan E. Perlman will chant the David Richman of Rochester, 738 HOPE ST. PROV. 274-1322 cob Handler's sermon will be on services, accompanied by the choir New York, formerly with the " The Joy or the Holiday.'· A Kid under the direction or Frederick Samuel Sterner Philharmonic du sh will be held in the Succah A. MacArthur at the Eva Bader Choir, will chant the Kol Nidre as following services. Memoria l Organ. Following the well as the Yorn Kippur services. Services on Saturday, Septem services a reception will be held in TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM ber 23, and Sunday, September the temple's Succah, under the Rabbi Nathan N. Rosen, direc FUND RAISERS!!! 24, will be held at 9 a.m. and the sponsorship or the Sisterhood. A tor or B'nai B'rith Hillel Founda Kiddush will be held in the Succah Kiddush and community singing tion and chaplain at Brown Uni It Is Your Answer And Solvotion following services on both days. will lollow. versity, will be the visiting rabbi Rabbi Handler and Cantor Karl Services on Saturday, Septem for the High Holy Day services at The First Annual Rhode Island Fund Raisers Exposition is being S. Kritz will be conducting all ser ber 23 , and Sunday, September Temple Beth Sholom. held at the BILTMORE HOTEL AND MOTOR INN, 11 Dorrance vices. David Mitchell is the organ 24, will begin at 9 a.m. On Satur Kol Nidre services will start on Street, Providence, Rhode Island on September 24 and 25, 1972. ist. day morning a family service will Sunday, September 17, at 6:45 Hours ore, Sunday 12 Noon to 7,00 P.M. Monday 3,00 P.M. to TEMPLE BETH TORAH be conducted. p.m. and Yorn Xippur services will 10,00 P.M. Cra•OII During the service on Sunday, be held on Monday, September Thousands of ideas, products _and services will be on display to Succos services at Temple Beth September 24, Max Paul Rosen, 18, at 9 a.m. ease your job of raising much needed funds for your organization. Torah will be conducted by Rabbi son or Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Succos services will be held on It is the answer to a Fund Raiser's Prayer. DON'T MISS IT! · Saul Leeman and Cantor Jack Rosen, will become Bar Mitzvah. Friday, September 22, at 6:45 Smith. p.m.; on Saturday, September 23, Write today for complimentary tickets for your President and Fund· All services will be conducted at 9 a.m. and 6:45 p.m., and on Raising Chairman to, FUND RAISERS EXPOSITIONS, P.O. BOX On Friday evening, September by Rabbi Bohnen, Rabbi Joel H. 22, there will be a family service Zaiman and Cantor Perlman. Sunday, September_ 24, at 9 a.m. 300, Ramsey, New Jersey 07446, or call (201) 825-2255. Tickets at 8 o'clock. The children of the TEMPLE JUDEA and 6:45 p.m. available at the door. Admission '1.50 religious school will participate in Warwick TEMPLE SINAI the conduct of the service and re Temple Judea, Rhode Island's Cranstoe freshments will be served in the newest congregation, presently Evening services on the Sabbath Succah. sharing facilities with The Church of Repentance, Friday, September Services on Saturday and Sun of the Resurrection located at 336 15, will start at 8:30 p.m. Rabbi day mornings, September 23 and Norwood Avenue in Warwick, will Jerome S. Gurland will speak on "Our Jewish Survival: Part I, Temple Judea - A Response. Jewish Leaders Caution Kol Nidre service will be held on Sunday, September 17, at 8:30 Against Political Issues p.m. and Part II: The Generations to Come will be presented. NEW YORK - Leaders of two 'Political Foodlall' On monday Y om Kippur ser national groups this week In his statement, the spiritual vices will be conducted throughout cautioned Jewish heads of leader particularly cautioned the day starting with a children's organizations and the Jewish partisans against creating the service at 9 a.m. and the morning community as a whole not to impression that "any inference service at 10:30 a.m. Part Ill: permit bipartisan support or Israel that opposition to any candidate Rabbi and Congregation in Dia to become a political issue in the means opposition to Israel." logue of "Our Jewish Survival" national elections. In another action, the National will be presented. There will be Rabbi David Polish, president Executive Committee of the Labor special reading at 12:45 p.m.; Ask of the I, JOO-member Central Zionist Alliance also cautioned the the Rabbi at I :30 p.m.; an after ·Jewish community not to permit Conference of American Rabbis, noon service at 2:30 p.m.; "Jews," the rabbinical arm of Reform bipartisan support for Israel "to a CRAFTY presentation at 3:30 Judaism, declared in a message to become a political football," but p.m. and Yizkor services at 4:30 the members that both the stressed that there were "many p.m. Concluding services will be at Republican and Democratic Jewish concerns and interests 5 p.m. parties had demonstrated their involved in the November The Annual Memorial Service "intense concern for Israel." election." to be conducted at Sinai Memorial The alliance issued a statement Park will be held on Sunday, Sep "Any semblance of Jewish listing the problems that were tember 17, at 12 noon. The com organizational manipulation can causing "serious concern to the mittee will be present from IO have negative implications for Jewish community" as social and a.m. to 12 noon. _Israel and the unity of American economic issues that had led to Further information may be ob Jewry," he said. intergroup tensions," particularly tained by calling Myer Mushlin at Rabbi Polish warned that any in large urban areas. 944-7922 or Harold E. Grant at support for President Nixon or • The statement called for the 467-3797. . Senator George McGovern "must expansion of employment clearly indicate that the person opportunities for all citizens. It A Herald ad always gets results was speaking only as an individual said that "imposition of quotas . . our subscribers comprise an and represented no particular will inevitably harm all ethnic active buying market. Call the voting block of Jews" or some minorities and holds particular Herald office at 724-0200 or 7 ~4- orgallization. danger for Jews." 0202 for quick service. THE RHOD~ ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, S E PTEMBER 15, 1972 - 11 Do you know of anything you that la . allraJB awrectated most merit will be used in later f eel would be worth including in blrtbdaya or bolldaya. Call columns with acknowledgement 10 ,Herald at 724--0200, .. The Treasure Ch est?" Send it to their senders. Mr. FEinstein, Box 1174, Crans ton. Rhode Island Ol 90S: Items of AJ'"S1ro1na--.. WANTED It Wu SIWIIAI . UNOLIUM Companion frN Es1ia11a 231-0419' t 231-1170 for lady A. MERCURIO 4S9 WILLETT AVE ., RIVERSIDE JLOOR COVERING lSS0 WARWICK AVE ., WARWICK MUST LIVE IN 21tl Millttll. SJ. An., N. , , • .,. . PHONE 737-4567 CALL Benton or Herbert BROWN UNIVERSITY Rosen IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE 751-3000 THE 1977-73 SEASON OF FINE PLAYS Faunce House Theatre Sept. 27-0<1. I THE MERCHANT Subscription Series ENGAGED: Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Oct. 27-29, Nov. 2-5 DANTON'S DIATN. Pritzker of 190 Slater Ave nue an Cle< . 1-3, 7-t0 llOUSlOfllllllllVIS nounce the engagement of their Jan. 5-7, 12-t • VISITING UNIVIISITY PIOOUCTION. (to be announced). daughter, Eleanor, to IAe She ldon, Feb. 23-25, Ma,. t ·• ·110WNIIOIIIS. son of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Shel (o rig inal student p rod uction) don of Springfield, Mauachusett1. Af,, . 13-15, 19-22 l&ITUfR. MiH Pritzker, a graduate of Un Ma y •-o. t 0-13 aGOIIN D&Na GIOU, coin School, will be graduated in FOi RIITNII INIO&TION C&U TNIATll 101 OfflCI December from Clark University. IQ.Jal A graduate of Clark Unive rsity, « trrift -', civilians." Meanwhile An Nahar, • Does not c.;use. pile di.. ortion or flaring. a Beirut newspaper, said that the • Na resid.;., · of shampoo leff to colleq more 'dirt. stepped-up guerrilla operations • Cleans virt~any aH carpeting (including against Israel, launched. from Oriental rugs and shags) in ·your home or- offi<:e. bases within Syrian territory, had been the direct cause of the • Sanitary ,and quick drying. "violent a nd indiscriminate" raids. ~ The Munich killings we re used HAPPY NEW YEAR TO All OUR FRIENDS FROM by Israel as a pretext to press Syr ,R.F. lOWNEY, MGR. , IRVING I. LEACH, ASST. MGR . CARPET CARE ia into curtailing the guerrillas, Carpets · Steam Cleaned Naha r asserted. Professionally A low percentage of the casu alties occurred a mong guerrillas, CALL ..:... 942-1511 the paper added, mainly because Free Estimates .. Israeli j ets struck at Syri a n camps Pr-,t Pei-MMI-Service 253-5455 inhabited by refugees fr om the • Gola n Heights. 12 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBEI<. 1,. 1972 GROUPS UNITE For lll!Wa of Jllrael, Jewlah WELCOME DECISION NEW YORK - The first Seeks Injunction communltlea tbrouebOut the BOSTON - The Jewish reunion of alumni of Young Judea WASHINGTON - The Jewish Defense League has requested in world, local orp.DlzatJona and c O m m u n i t y C o u n c i I o f ana of Junior Hadassah was. held U.S. District Court a tern porary IIOC!ety, read the Herald. We bave Metropolitan Boston welcomed in New York Aug. 20 at aome of the best barplu ID the injunction to halt the enforcement Greater Providence area. · the decision by Boston College, a Hadassah's national convention. of the law which prohibits all but Catholic institution, to excuse its Young Judea, organized in 1909, labor demonstrations within Jewish students from attending is the oldest Zionist youth 500 PIANO LESSONS classes on Yorn Kippuf, ,movement in the United States, feet of an Embassy. The J DL Studied abroad September 18, the date on which stressing recreation and Jewish seeks to hold demonstrations near and in United States college classes begin. Boston culture in a Zionist framework. the Soviet Embassy during the High Holidays. IXCIUINT INSTIUCTJON College is also excusing from Junior Hadassah, organized in ALlAGIS attendance faculty members who 1920, concentrates on child care, 521-2343 do not wish to attend class especially Palestinian orphans. because of the holiday. Other· Having A Party? colleges have taken similar CALL Commercial positions on such attendance SHADES during the High Ho!,y Days. - Industrial• DRAPERIES U RENT-ALLS Residential •Real Estate - CARPETS (,.,merfy United lenfo.. Ditt.J Please Call WINDOW FASHIONS, Inc. Tables·· Chairs·· Dishes ENGAGED: Freel Sch-gel of Champagne Fauntoins Herbert l. Brown Bridgeport, Connecticvt, and Mn. 1195 No. Main St., Prov. OPEN MON. THRU SAT. TO 5,30 B' Attal of Spri"9field, Mauachu TUES. & THURS. EV!S Till 9 P.M. 421-S3S0 seth, announce the engagemant 72S-3779 of their daughter, Miu Rita Ann GA 1-3955 Residence Phone Schonagel of 74 Savoy Street, to Steven Dean Horowitz., son of Mr. 861-S601 \ and Mn. Jerome Horowit1 of 183 HOPE ST. KOSHER MARKET Ninth Street. HE·NRV,W. @Oi I I ~ //~~)t~ H•bert F. DeSlmone THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1972 _ If you can't a ffor<1 sable, give her the Herald. NEW YEAR GREETINGS New Year Greetings Canadian Jews INTERNATIONAL EVEREADY ELECTRIC DOG 'G1lOOMING A HAPPY NEW YEAR • 5 Brow Street, Barriqton In Government ALPINE SHOPPE Auto Body, Inc. CBerry 5-781Z By R EUBEN SLONIM DUNCAN Condensed from Body Repairing NATIONAL JEWI SH and ~ainting RYNNE'S NEW YEAR GREETINGS MONTHLY 416 Fountoin s,,.., SPORTS The Jews of Canada a re 421-6770 enjoying a golden age in public EQUIPMENT 24 HOUR TOWING DEB, Inc. service. Never before in the 103- 1470~ BIOAD.STREIT 565 CENTRAL AVENUE yea r history of Canadian PAWTUCKET 461-1642 WHEa HORSE Lawn confederation have so ma ny Jews 728-3580 & Garden Equipment asce nded so high on . the Be!it Wishes For The New Year Ol'IN 9 TO 9 DAILY establishment ladder. BEST WISHES In the United States, the pace FOR A ~ 917 TIN IOD IIOAD of Jewish acceptance is no longer NEW YEAR GREE:l'INOS ( HAPPY NEW YEAR ...... _,.,...... _, news; in Canada, where equality NORTH KINGSTOWN of opportunity has been stymied E. P. FOURNIER CO., INC. 295-5145 by the demands of deux nations, IROllalNS New England's No: I Rambler the English and the French, the Dealer STUDIO phenomenon is still puzzled over. 939 Newpan Ave., Pawtucket 7Z5-U56 MICHELETTl'S For the first time, a Jew, Bora Laskin, has been appointed to the · DIRECT nine-member Supreme Court of THE CARL TON HOUSE NATURAi FAMILY Canada. The head of the Ba nk of Canada, the country·s top civil MOTOR INN COLOR servant - his signature adorns the RESTAURANT 2oea POST IIOAD currency - is Louis Rasminsky. LARRY MOSBRUCKER WARWICK. IIHODI: 19LAND HOME PORTRAITS Italian Eight Jews - the most ever - sit GENIEIIIAL MANAGE" TEL. C«tt) ne,.aooo OF CHiLDREN in the House of Commons, five of American th em representing political HAPPY NEW YEAR W.EDDING Food districts without strong Jewish coustituencies. A Jew, David CASUALS Golden, presides over Telcsat, the PHIUP GAGUONE and"°'" GEORGE DELEONE METACOM AVENUE government's communications TIFFANY'S 31-7110 WARREN satellite agency. The deputy RESTAURANT minister of the depa rtment ol 461-3616 328¼ 245-5865 communications is Allan Gotlieb; 247 HSIIVOta AVINUE CHERRY HIU hi s opposite number in the ROAD Extends Best Wishes department or finance is Simon JOHNSTON For A Happy New Year Reisman. And two personalities NE W YEAR GREETINGS whom the press cites as examples or career women who have made PERSPECTIVE 8est Wishes For the Holidays it in high government circles arc Sylvia Gelber or the Department PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT OF PROVIDENCE, INC. ol Labor a nd Dr. Sylvia O st ry, IZZI & SONS permanent member or the OIL & HEATING CO. 274-9500 Economic Council or Canada. SUITE 617 - HOWARD BLDG . . 10 DORRANCE ST. 181 VALLEY STREET About a dozen Jews sit on !he PROVIDENCE 751-4860 bench in the provincial high courts: more arc on the lower judicial levels. Jews occupy !he presidential ollice in three or NEW YEAR OREETINOS Canada ·s largest universities. Both federally and in the LINCOLN PACKING CO. province or Ontario the socialist ' -~- ,.__ .-.. -,. • I • New Democratic Party has -MEATS - leadersilip contests in th e olling. Auto & Truck Rustproofing The rr ont-runner nationally is a member or Parliament, David 107 PERSHING STREET, EAST PROVIDENCE HOLIDAY GREETINGS Lewis. a Jew; hi s chi ef rival. CAU 434-3090 representing the radical left or the r Providence Farmers' Market party, is Dr. Cy Gonick. a I member or the Manit oba Wholesale • Retail legisla ture, and also a Jew. In Valley & Hemlock Sh., ProvJclence 421-957,8 Ontario the running seems to be DICKEN'S FONTAINE'S between two young Jewish members or the legislature, Route 1, Wrentham, Ma11. Stephen Lewis a nd Dr. Morton 617-384-2000 Sanford and Cynthia Buckbinder Schulman. In Manitoba, the ruling New BACK STREET SALON De mocratic Pa rty's provincial EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY, Burlington Street, Providence, R.I. 73 Cabinet includes three J ews. In HEAL THY AND PROSPEROUS wish their many friends Quebec - an unprecedented fact A Very Happy Rosh Hashanah for French Canada - two Jews, NEW YEAR pediatrician Victor Goldbloom and lawyer Harry Blank, a rc members ol the government ol Liberal Premier Robert Bourassa. JOHN and GINNY CHAFEE What makes the list notable is that most ol these public officials made their ma rk as- positive Jews Greetings from ... and FAMILY before their political accepta nce by the general community. None ol it would have constituted real EXTEND THEIR BEST WISHES acceptance without a Jew in the federal Cabinet in Ottawa. FOR A HAPPY, HEALTHY AND Over the years, a Jewish MP in the House of Commons was PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR resigned to the reality that a Cabinet post was beyond his grasp. In Canada, this has been the touchstone of tolerance, the test of a Jewish breakthrough. It HAVE A HEALTHY NEW YEAR has finally arrived. The JERRY ARBOR appointment of Herb Gray, a thirty-nine-year old lawyer and veteran MP from Windsor West Wolfso~, Zalkind & Co. as a meinber or Prime Ministe; Trudeau's Cabinet reflects some of the changes in a politically and INVESTMENTS socially maturing Canada. It is the climax of a vignette of history of a Jewish community, now Albert J. Benharris numbering 350,000, that has lived im the shadow of the almost RESIDENT PARTNER twenty-times-larger Jewish community to the south. COPY PRODUCTS, INC. The story begins in 1930 with tlO Hn,1191 Tr111t ll4t., Prevhl-e,1.1. colorful David Croll, a lawyer PROVIDENCE ELECTRONICS, l"C: 331-6720 hardly out of his twenties who was elected' mayor of Windsor, and four years la ter became a ll'inistcr FALL RIVER PROVIDENCE · (Continued on· pa)!e 14) '7"'."'"I"""'______.., ..... __ =~== ===-:::-=--==-=-= -=--:-:-=.-~-=-=-= -=-:::-=--::--~--::- -::._~-~-= -.,.,_-.::-_:;'.__;:-: _-:-:-_:- . ---;:--~ ~------ _14 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ·15, 1972 . Happy ~~w Year Canadian Jews HAPPY NEW YEAR GREETINGS QUONSET NEWYEAR~n . ~ SCITUATE PRIME AUTO SALIS In Government (- r • MOTORS, INC. DRUG (Continued from page 13) - ~ - ,-- INC. .r.:...·/._ 6710 POST ROAD , ...... ,__,_ in Ontario's provincial __ _ government,· holding tllree NORTH KINGSTOWN portfolios. At thirty-nimc, Croll "In Cranston It's />rime Drug'· chucked public life and joined the 884-6478 82 Rolfe St., Cranston Canadian army as a private to ST 1-5818 fight Hitler. He left the army a NEW YEAR GREETINGS lieutenanH:olonel with a TffltKI,. or~St. effMllJI St. to Md y..,, H..it• Is Our Ifni-, continuing appetite for politics. fl Wattt St. • 111 the Htart of East ""1twld1 After the Liberal Party victory of 1945 he arrived in the House of 1~ ...... i .... - Commons amid predictions that HOLIOAY GREETINGS - ...... u,,a.on11y he would be the first Jewish ULTRA-LUX Cabinet Minister in Canada's Al-JAC'S, INC. CLEANERS history. Nine years went by and with Peeled Potato Service each election and Cabinet change the predictions held but were Cole Slaw and Salads never fulfilled. Some said it was Wholesale 1..-i., .... · because Croll was too radical. a ,,...... maverick; some said it was 31 Hemlock Street 7'12 POTT!RS AVE., ~PHTMENTS because he was a J ew . PROVIOEHCf, R.J. The maverick charge was valid. Providence, R.I. HOLIDAY UltfvmlshNI In the thirties. Croll had resigned DlnlitslMM 421-7090 GREETINGS 781-0850 --... ,.. r, u111 Ontario's Cabinet over a Molf S.Vice strike at a Windsor auto plant. announcing that he would "rather Parlclnv ,,.. - 123 Wot..,"""' ~ HOLIDAY GREETINGS walk wi th the workers tha n ride -., I . wi th General M o t o r s." He Rhode Island Radiator Service, • koutrNI remained a Libera l. but his Inc . ·-GLADYS C. C.UTH, MGR. withdrawal from the caucus stuck 760 BOSTON NECK RD., NORTH KINGSTOWN GA1pee 1-1570 in the gullet or the party stalwarts: AU TYP'ES Of a nd some never forgave him. IADIATOI IEPAIIS 295-0066 191 Westminster Moll Few MPs in the history or Parlia ment have Croll's record for BEST WISHES FOR A EXTENDS BEST WISHES progressive social legislation. He HEALTHY, HAPPY AND FOR A pressed his own Liberals for bold PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR action on old-age pensions. and on SAMSAN co. HAPPY NEW YEAR immigratiom policy which he said 136 CORLISS STREET, PROVIDENCE 331-6024 was too restrictive: on labor NEW YEAR GREETINGS legislation. and on unemployment BEST WISHES FOR THE HOLIDAYS benefits which he claimed. in 1946. HIS OR HERS LTD. were woefully inadequate. Two Boutique Children's Fashion Apparel y ear s l ate r , with price s 4 MEDWAY ROAD, CRANSTON skyrocketing. he called for the BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR • Garden City 944-3274 reintroduction of wartime price controls on basic food. reduction J. W. CORR AGENCY, INC. of the sales tax and reimposition BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR of the excess profits tax - all revolutionary ideas for peacetime. 97 FRENCHTOWN ROAD, E-AST GREENWICH Valley Wholesale Grocery Co., Inc. Dave Croll was a pioneer for health insurance in Canada. Back A Complete Insurance Agency For You Valle7 Fann, Ubb7 Food '!Ad Del lllonte Procluda in 1951 , when he came out with it. BAY STREET WEST WAJIWICK he was derided as a drea mer. 884-0400 Today Canada's health plan stcetches from coast to coast. but J. William Corr, President in the early 1950s C roll's words Holiday Greetings and Best Wishes were abrasive. He attempted to For a Ne~ Year of Health, Peace and Plenty appease his party with assurances of loyalty: "The Liberal Party is the only party that can bring health insurance to the Canadian CALIFORNIA people, because the Tories won't and the CCF (fore-runner of the Artificial Flower Company socialist NDP) can't." But the 400 usuvo•• AVfNUf Pll0'¥1DENCE '1 r words of this Liberal in a hurry. as Croll came to be known, rankled, especially with Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent, who objected to the health plan. Perhaps the issue which most '21 ]Al;w ~~;;;;,.S embarrassed Croll's party was his reproach of the Liberal ~ "THI FMST IN BEAUTY SEIYIC£S• government in 1948 for retaining 1117 PARK AVENUE, CRANSTON (Next to Arbi Inn) portions of a wartime order WALK-IN SERVICE restricting the movement of OPEN Mon. thN Fri. 9-9; Sot. 9-5 944-9888 Japanese Canadians. It was eventually revoked, but not before Croll had protested "an abnormal restraint on a Canadian citizen .... ATWOOD WOBLD TBAVEL tinged with racial discrimination (that) must outrage the conscience of all Canadians. What is more," C roll argued, "this is a precedent which will plague us for years to BEST WISHES come . . . Today it is the FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Japanese; tomorrow, well, who knows?" This was, so shortly after the Cdll Ahytime 944-7111 Nazi holocaust, "Jew talk." Croll's irrepressible 'pintele Yid' 198 ATWOOD AVENUE . CRANs-ror. . was doubtless a political liability. He was a member from Spadina, a downtown Toronto district. Ever since the Liberals began their long BEST WISHES rule in 1935, the city has had no representation in the Cabinet. for a Croll was the lone Liberal from Tory Toronto until the general HAPPY, HEAL THY and election of 1949. In the election of 1953, the Grits (Liberals) gained PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR more scats tha n did the Tories; FROM All OF US at still the city had no Cabinet presence. Why was Canada's largest Anglo-Saxon city slighted? The 'Windsor Star' a nd the three Toronto dailies - 'Telegra m', PRICE TRAVEL SERVICE 'Star' a nd 'Globe and Mail' - joined the chant for Croll. Even Members Federal Depoait Insurance Corporation IOI HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE Ul-5200 Prime Minister St. Laurent, in a (Continued on page 15) THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1.972 - 15 independence. · When sons or daughters go back subscription to keep them up on Canadian Jews h1 Government As a minister without portfolio to college, give them a pleasant lhe news of the world. Call 724- (Continued from page 14) carrying a special relationship to surprise in _t~e form of a H~r!!!' 0200 or 724-0202. soul-searching, and the defense the Department of Finance, it is 1949 campaign $peech, praised expenditures committee when a Gray's business to tackle the NEW YEAR GREETINGS NEW YEAR GREETINGS Croll and plc_ac;led for more theft scandal erupted at an question of foreign (read DOIOTHY I . WINN Ml. and MIS. Liberals in Parliament like him. It Ontario military camp. He American) ownership of Canada. certainly had more provincial and 5opra- ISAAC BROWN was generally assumed that this The Canadian dilemma is how to urban experience than ministers EUANOI YIIZLEY and FAMILY public encomium meant a post in encourage investment from the who were chosen over his head. Acampanlst 4533 COLBATH AVENUE the government for the David who United States yet make it subject Yet, after a decade in Parliament, 379-9IOI SHEIMAN OAKS, CAUF. had fought the Canadian Goliath to the laws and policies of Ottawa for so many years. But Croll was this talented and colorful rather than Washington. It's the backbencher was such an passed over in the next Cabinet oroblem of a people of twenty-two New Year Greetings · NEW YEAR GREETINGS shuffle, and several times alter. cm bararassmcnt to the insensitive million living next to a nation of MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS. "Why?" asked George Hees, head Liberal government that St. two hundred million and lighting of the Progressive Conservative Laurent finally kicked him absorption. It's the corollary JOSEPH SALTZMAN EARL J. RESNICK upstairs to the Senate. (In Canada Party. "ls he not good enough, or problem of tapping the Canadian and llchard Saltzman is it something else?" Nobody members of the obsolete upper potential, of developing native Dr. and Mn. l'aul ,.lclrnan and Family seemed able to get the word Jew chamber arc appointed and serve_ resources and skills through Usa Joy and Adam Joy to the surface. But it was there, until retirement at seventy-live.) Canadian know-how. unspoken and large as life, large Simce 1955, Senator Croll has Mr. and Mn. lobert lubin 51 Richland Road Heretofore, Canadians have Scott LN and A.son Beth as the man Croll himself. been agitating his aging and reacted to this problem on an ad Cranston Croll's gilt for organization and somnolent colleagues with picas hoc basis. Now it's Herb Gray's uncommon skill as chairman of for changes in the law that would job to · build a systematic MR. and MRS. parliamentary committees had simplify consumer credit charges, approach. His parliamentary SAMUEL WEINBERG helped steer the party unscathed flying cast and west to investigate experience seems to have been ROSE PHILIP and through the shoals of the banking Canada's pockets of poverty, and programmed for the task of taking and MARC and commerce committee, a doing other such "radical'· chores. on the American gianl. As 17 Tulip Circle GERRY CHERNOV decennial exercise in financial Today, white-thatched but still parliamentary secretary to the Garden City vigorous at seventy-two, he refuses Minister of Finance, before he MR. and MRS. wish a year of Best Wishes for the New Year to attach anti-semitic motives to CARL WBNBERG became a minister im hi s own health, happiness and MR. and MRS. Mackenzie King or St. Laurent, right, he piloted amti- fl.0015- w;hed a ~ .;o JCed. Homes 41~Situations Wanted WAIWICK or offices. Reliable and reownoble. ,AWTUCKET ,,,,w.,...._._ Coll 737-2969. 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