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.Peres Would Be ·Member Of. Rabin's Government JERUSALEM: Defense Minister approximately 3000 which were cast Shimon Peres, political rival of . by Labor delegates. The heated. Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, will contest marked the first time in the THE ONLY ENGLI SH-JEWI SH WEEKLY IN R. /. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. be included in the Rabin Cabinet if, Labor Party's history that an in as expected, he is returned· to office cumbent Prime Minister ~eeking in the mid-May general elections, reelection was challenged from VOLUME LIX, NUMBER 51 -FRIDAY, MARCH·4, 1977 20¢ PER COPY Mi\: Rabin announced. . within the party's ranks. Mr, Rabin's remarks, pragmatic Party Unity Center To Hold rather than philanthropic, came Asked whether Mr. Peres would · shortly after he ·beat Mr. Peres for be included in a new Rabi'n Purim Celebratio.n the ruling Labor Party's nomina government, the Prime Minister tion for the No. I post. The Prime replied: "He'll be a member of the The Jewish Community Center . · Minister requires the party strength Cabinet. There's no doubt that he'll of Rhode Island will hold a Purim . which can be marshalled by Mr. play ·a major role in the new celebration on Sunday, March 6, Peres in the coming weeks of cain- Cabinet because his effort is needed at the Center. Called "Purim in paigniag, . in the campaign for the coming Jerusalem," it will commemorate Mr. Rabin, who personally dis elections," - .. the 10th anniversary of the reimifi- likes Mr, Peres, beat him by a The balloting on the nomination cation of Jerusalem. • narrow margin of 41 votes out of Continued on Page 9 , , ~ A swim-a-tbon and jog-a-thon "will begin the • y at 12 noon to ~ ra-ise money •tor be 'Cen!ir in Hof Appoint .Harvey Cohen To Serve f Ashkelon, lsr~el.,Additional i~for- !) mation may lfo btained by calling Elliott Goldstein at the Center, As Israel Bond Director In RI 861-8800. The appointment of Harvey Co At 2 p.m. a s~ries of worksh·ops hen-!15- tsrael Bond director for - including hamentashen baking, Rhode Island and the Massachu songs of Jerusalem, tales of Je0 setts communities of the South rusalem, greggor . and mask mak Shore has been announced by Mi ing and learning to' chant the Me-. chael Amon, president and chief gillah will be open to family executive. officer of the Israel g.roups and interested individuals. Bond Organization. Joan Nathan, author ·of the Mr. Cohen was a field profes cookbook, "The Flavor of Jerusa sional for Israel Bonds in Greater lem," will speak about her ex Desecration 'At Lincoln Park Miami, Florida, pri or to assuming periences as special assistant to his present post. He had served in Mayor Teddy Kollek of Jerusalem 'Still Under 'Investigation' a similar capacity in the tri-state at 3:30 p'm. office iq Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, , Carnival like booths, games During the late night, early .mor- ground. It is assumed that the act covering Western • Pennsylvania, and races 'in the gym for all ages, ning, hours of February 27-28, was Cl!fried out by young vandals Eastern Ohio ,an'd West Virginia. a- bake sale and a low cost kosher some 25 monuments at the Lincoln who apparently came over the low A native of Pittsburgh, Mr. snack bar will run concurrently Park Cemetery were toppled ·over in · portion of the fence in the area . Cohen was graduated from Du with the workshops. the area on t~e Westerly side of where the concentration of damage qu$'sne University S~hool of Edu A C 4 p.m., the Hebrew Day . F~erri_ Avenue. Si~ of. t!!,e _ 2.~ W!',S fou11d ~ _....., • cation with a BS degree in educa School Chorus wm perform songs ,., h_\'adstones; Ml erected prior to According to Ben Rabinowitz-, tion. l -of J.e_rusalem. The community -is · {953, were 5roken, as well, either as executive director of the Chesed Before joining the Israel Bond ,._". ii invited to spend- the afternoon at the result of falling against other Shel Emess Association which Organization in Pittsburgh · in HARVEY COHEN the Center for the Purim celebra- stones or from the natural impact maintains the cemetery, the 1974, be was employed as thedire tion. against the still partially-frozen desecration was not carried out by ctor of the South Park Opportun- ment of and services for the men any apparent pattern of selection. ity Center in Pennsylv ania for tally retarded in Pennsylvania pri s- Arthur Robbins Named To Head The older stones were the ones mentally retarded adults. He has ons. · damaged, he said, because they are also played a role as a 'voJ unteer A charter member of the Met more easily knocked over .. in communal endeavors to benefit .ropolitan Jewish Singles Club of 1977 RI Israel ·Bond Canpaign A "conservative estimate'' of the the mentally retarded. · Pittsburgh, Mr. Cohen was a Arthur S. Robbins, well-known damage is in the range of $5000, he Mr. Cohen was cochairman of board_ member of Mitzvah 'Lodge, businessman and community and said, citing this as the cost to place the Bi ~e-Hike for Mentally Re B':nai B'rith, of South Florida, and civic leader, -has accepted the gen some type of marker on the defaced tarded· in the Squirrel Hili area of a member of the Young Adult Di eral chairmanship of the 1977 graves. "The cost, if we were to ac Pittsburgh and a member of the vision of the Greater Miami Jew Rhode Island Israel Bond cam tually try and replace these old, task force inyestigating the treat- ish Federation. paign for Israel's economic devel individually-styled stones would be opment. . somewhere close to$ I000 per stone. He stated that a major aspect In other words, we can't replace ·or this year's drive will be the cel them," he further commented. ebraion of the tenth anniversary The damage was discov~r~d of the reunification of Jerusalem, ·around 10:30 a .m . Monday, whose development has been fi- February 28, and reported· to the . nanced with the aid of Bonds. Wari:vick Police Department by Mr. Robbins is president of noon. "If the police anq detectives Robbins Sales Company and is a had treated this as though it were a general partner in the . Providence murder," Mr. Rabinowitz said, Marriott. Inn. He is on the board "checking fcrr footprints and tliat · of directors of the Jewish ·Feder sort of thing, they would probably ation of Rhode Island, the Bureau find who did it.". I-le indicated that of Jewish Education and th'e he believed the search would be United Arts of Rhode Island. He dead-ended. is a past president of the Woon · · Police lnnsd1adon socket Lodge, B'nai B'rith, and a ARTllUR S. ROBBINS :- Lt.- Edwin Gardiner of the past vice president of the Provi Warwick Police showed reporters dence Hebrew Day School. Big Brothers of Rhode Island .and the initial report filed with the On the board of directors of was the recipient of the latter or department by patrolmen. Prlor to the Greater Providence Chamber ganization's Big Brother of the press time on Wednesday, the of Commerce, Mr. Robbins is Year Award in 1975. Detective Division disclosed that president of, the Greater Provi Mr: Robbins is chairman of the the ·matter .- was "srill und0er dence Convention and Visitors Bu Business and Finance Section of in-.:estigatiorl" and that they had reau · and a member of the Old Cerebral· Palsy and the l,Jni'versity contacted residents on New York Stone Bank. Business Development · of Pennsylvania Secondary School and Michigan Avenues, adjacent to 'Council. ' Committee of Rhode Island. He is the cemetery, to inquire if they had .P\ANS GALA AFTERNOON: The Sisterhood of Temple Bath B wil hold o He is a member of 1- Provi on the advisory council of Johnson seen any suspicious activity ,in the golo afternoon on Monday, Morch 7, in the temple mffting hol. "Ech- dence · Rotary Cliib 11114 and the & W,ales Culinary Division. area of late. The Division said they . - of Enchantment" wiff hotuN Janet Upson Friaclmon, o Sisterhood had put out word for people to member. Mrs. Friaclmon la o profanional. ah, .., oncl her program wil Grave DcingerJ Threaten Unless watch the area. inducla o aalactlon of orloa from faYBrita OfMlrGI. In ful coatum .. and Mr. Rabin,owitz said he did not various wlp, oncl occomponiacl by 8allo Halpert, th- wll be on ala- expect the damage, would be manf of aurpriM in this afternoon of Mn9. · ME Talks Re.sume: Waldheim covered by insurance, but that, they The Donor Evant wll lnduda o 9ourmat lunchaen p--.lacl by o UNITED NATioNS, NY: The He ,aid that the most immediate would draw .up a letter seeking con aharry hour oncl hon d' oauvras. Fvncla ralaacl wll be uaacl to Nfurbiah Unlted Nation• Security Council obstacle to the reconvenins of the tril>utions to restore or replace the oncl Nploff equipment oncl furnlthinp thN1U9hout the temple bulldin9. w11 warned of .,ave danpn unlaa Geneva conference on the Middle monuments, Asked if families were Donor c«halrw- ON Ullo.n DraNlar, Kaylo lllomar oncl Nancy qn,ement is raclMd on 1W11111in1 Eat coatin- to be the question of ever contacted directly to help ab ...... ,_ Other cammltfff members ON MIiia lhentiadt, -tlon•; Ar nqotiatlOfll for a .uim-a la the participation by th PalNtlne sorb this coat, be said that on the dean lotvtn, M.n.o Meister and Mn...... ,, lund,aon onan.. rnat'lta ; Middle Eut. The ..a-t wu Liberation Or1aniutJon. He list of 17 monuments they bad iden Phylh Oaldbart, ••-offlcla., oncl Moldo "-vita, pulillclty. iaued by Secretary Oenerll Kurt aeknowled1ed that the variou1 tified, they had been able to locate Shown 0-. •re, -ta41 loft ta rltht, Mn. fllo...., oncl Mrs. Draalar. Waldheim upon hi• r.e,am rrom a proa=duree be broached to larael · only seven with known survivors. Stoncll"9 h Mn. Chl"fl, Mn. Lo,ba, - not pNMilt when the plctvN recent Middl9 a.a million'. (Continued on pap 9) (Continued on pqc 9, _...... 2-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY. MARCH 41 1977 List your· club activitiC:S i!1 ~the, communitycalendar.' · Irradiated Populations." Nuclea_r_Power . lmp~ct . O~ . "Environm~ntal Implications of ·Nuclear· Power Production" is the Medicin-e '" Is Bro·wn··r~pie _ . 11 a.m. topic chosen by Bernard T. \ - , Feld, a physics professor at MIT. The biological and medical im Brown, · and director o.f the plications of nuclear power will be Dcpa:rtme9t of R~!'liation Oncology · A~ea physicians who attend the explored by several speabrs at at Rhode Island Hospital. conference will be eligible for three Brown University on Wednesday, Category ! credits towards the March ·9, between 9 a.m. al)d 12 At 9:15 a:in., Dr. Victor ·P. Bond AMA Physjcian Recognition ,noon in Sayles Hall on ~e College will discuss the "Biological Award. The general public is also Green. Implications of Radiation." Dr. invited to attend the free sym Bond is associate director for life posium. The program, developed by. the sciences at Brookhaven National· Brown University Program in Laboratories. . Besides Dr. Glicksman, the ?44 ThaveT St., Providence • 863-3168 ' Medicine with funds provided by program, committee includes the New England Power Company, Dr. Robert W. Miller, chief of Russell A Peck, Jr., PhD, professor will open with welcoming remarks the clinical epidemiology branch of of physics at Brown, and Dr. Albert from Dr. Alvin S. Glicksman, 'the National Cancer Institute, will F. Wesscn, professor and chairman ATTENTION; HIGH SCHOOL ·JUNIORS give a 10 a . m . talk on l'Mpare hr the_May 7th Qillep INnh with .,..._. · professor and chaii;man of the scc of the section of community health tio_n of radiation medicine at "Epidemiological Studies of at Brown. -: study mae.ials ancl CMlW ~ .· SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES 9-11: 15 A.M. TUITION FOR COURSE WITH STUDY MATERIALS -Obituaries AND 800K $90.00 HELEN HYMAN ARNOLD RUDACEVSKY Assisting as bearers were Jef. Funeral services were conducted A Masonic funeral service was frey Rosow, the only surviving Registration In' helo,e first class pe,,- on Tuesday, March I, at the Sugar- conducted from the Fisher nephew, Michael Finkle and Jef. , MAIOI 5, at l:..J5 . . man Memorial Chapel for Helen Memorial· Chapel in Warwick on frey Macktaz. at the f-• Seekonk Holiday Inn, June. ~- 6 & · 114A Hyman, 69, of 215 Eighth Street, Tuesday, March I, for Arnold N. A sister of the deceased, the Call 401-949-1566. ancl leave your name ancl acid,- who died the preceding day in "Rudy" Rudacevsky, 42, of 147 former . Marilyn Macktaz, a 35- ~ to be -NCI aclmilalon . . Miriam Hospitalafter a four month Western Promenade Street, year old Woonsocket native, was illness. She was the wife of William Cranston, who .died in the Miriam killed on August I, 1966, with her Hyman. Burial was in Lincoln Park Hospital February 27. He was the husband, Stanley P. Rosow, 37, or Cemetery. 1 husband of Goldie (Sanft) West Hartford, Connecticut, and She was born in New York City • Rudacevsky. Burial was in Hebrew two or their three children, Cheryl on May 5, 1907, a daughter of the Cemetery, Fall River, 12, and Scott, 5, when their small late Hyman and Rebecca Smith. Massachusetts. private plane overshot a runway A 60-year resident of Providence, Mr. Rudacevsky was the owner and crashed into the bay off · At- . she was a .member. of Temple . of Rudy's Restaurant, currently in (antic City, New Jersey. t Emanu-El and ticasu·rer of B'nai Garden City, and formerly on Jeffrey Rosow, 15 years old at B'rith Women, · Roger Williams Broad Street, Providence, for eight the time, was not with the family ,_ Chapter. . years. when the plane crashed. memorial Besides her husband, she leaves a He was born in Providence on ·ushers were Herman Lantner son, St~phen . Hyman of Avoi:i, May 17, 1934, a son of the late and Samuel Stein . . Q>nnecticut; a daughter, Ruth Samuel and Annie- (Zais) In attendance also were Ed . ero'.nson . of Lexington, Rudacevsky. He had lived in the ward Berman, a synagogue vice M·assachusetts; two brothers, Providence-Cranston area all his· president; 26 members or the fac Newell Smith of Cranston and Ber- · life. ulty of King Philip Regional High nard Smith of New York City; a HewasamemberofTempleBeth School and more than 100 stu sister, Ann.Garfinkle of Pawtucket; . Torah; the Red Wood Masonic dents. Jewish Funeral Directors · and four grandchildren. Lodge; the Elks Club; and the Air Delegations prese.nt included Force Sergeants Association. one from Save Rite and others REBECCA FINKELSTEIN Mr. Rudacevsky was an active . froin ihe iollowing law firms: Zim Monuments of Distinction participant in the activities of the I Funeral services for Rebecca merman, Roszkowski and Bren WARWICK FALL RIVER Finkelstein, 100, or 201 Hanover Meeting Street School and a ner; Macktaz, Keefer and Kirby; Street, Fall River, Massachusetts, recipient of its fund-raising award. Tobin, LeRoy and Silverstein. Besides his wife, he is survived by 972 W. SttOIE ID. , 422 N. MAIN ST. who died February 19 were held • Funeral arrangements were un I. WIGHTMAN ' M.RSHH ·February .21 at the Fisher Me a soil,, William J. Rudacevl!_ky of 738-5300 617-677-9439 der the direction or Chevra Ka morial Chapel in Warwick. · Cranston; a daughter, Lynda L. disha and the Holt Funeral Home. Born in Russia, she was the Rudacevsky of Cranston; and two Mr. Macktaz was the son or . daughter o( the late Harry and sisters, Mrs. Raymond Snow of Bir Philip Macktaz, cantor at Congre Sheindel Postilnick. She was the mingham, Alabama, and Mrs. Mar gation B'nai Israel, and Dorothy widow or Samuel Finkelstein. ·lin Bi-own of Cranston. (Brenner) Macktaz. Mrs .. Finkelstein·was a member . . . TRANSMISSION or the Jewish Home for the Aged ' ARNOLD H. MACKTAZ; LOUIS S. GOLDBERG or Fall River, the Golden Age The funeral or Arnold H. Funeral services for Louis S. Club, the Jewish Community Cen Macktaz, 38, or 932 Park Avenue, Goldberg, 61, or 41 Taft Avenue, PROBLEMS ter of Providence, The Miriam Woonsocket: a teacher at King who died Sunday, were held Tues f!ospital Women's Association · Philip Regional School, Wren day at Mount Sinai Memorial and the Jewish Home for the tham, Massachusetts, who died Chapel. Burial was in Lincoln . Aged of Rhode Island. February 22 alter a long kidney Park Cemetery. She is ·survived by one son ,. ailment, was held the following The husband of Mildred (Sel Harry Finkelstein of Fall River; day at Congregation B' nai Israel. tzer) Goldberg, he was born in two daughters, Gemude Max of Rabbi William Kaufman offici• Providence on May 5, 1915, a son Newport and Ethel Zitserman of ated, assisted by Joseph Shore, or the late Samuel and Bessie· American & Foreign.Car Specialists Providence;· five grandchildren and who acted as cantor. Mrs. Joan Goldberg. He Was a lifelong resi 11 great-granqchi~dren. Carey was at the organ. dent or Providence. ONE CALL .. • • • Burial was in B'nai Israel He was a manufacturing and Cards of Thanks Synagogue. Members or Chevra jewelers' representative for more DOES IT ALL Kadisha in attendance were Aaron ' 722-7151 The him~y of the late ERIKA than 25 years with memberships in ', . ' HASTERUK wi1~0 thank their Block, Nathan. C. Goldfine, Shel the New York Jewelers Associ TOWING lriencl1 ancl Nlativft lo, the many don S. Bluestein, David Brown, ation and the New Englanc! Sil 1. 1 expreuions of sympathy Neeivecl ROAD TEST Peter Y. Macktaz, Hyman Debar, versmiths Association. during their rec:ent beNGvement. Samuel Medoff, Philip J. Macktaz -FR.EE DIAGNOSIS KURT HASTERUK He was a member or Temple SUSAN BAER and Simon Colitz. Emanu-El and had been a charter . ;' ' member or Temple Beth David or f ONE OAY SERVICE - -THE FAMILY OF THE LATE Narragans.ett. An :..rmy veteran or t ! World War II, he served for five ALL WORK GUARANTEED SAMUEL M. BERKOWITZ ( years in Europe - ALL PRICE:; Guaranteed !n Writing WISH TO THANK THEIR MANY Rl!LA TIVES AND FRIENDS Besides his wife, he is survived Beof,e The Job IS Started' ~ . FOR THE MANY EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY RECEIVED by a daughter, Karen Goldberg of FAIRLAWN TRANSMISSION DURING THEIR RECENT' BEREAVEMENT. Providence; a son, Peter A. Gold _, MRS. PEARL,BERKOWITZ, Wife - berg or Providence; a sister, Mrs. Toby Marks or Cranston, and a ' Open Man m p,m , MRS. FA YE CEDER, Daughter ·,,o Weeden SI . Pewt. Sal I •. to 9 brother, Abraham Goldberg or MRS. SHIRLEY UTSTEIN, Daughter Pawtucket. • • • ADDITION Two omissions were made in SUGARMAN .MEMORIAL CHAPELS the obituary of Samuel M. Ber kowitz published in last week's Herald. · ~ He was survived by three sis HOME OF TRADITIONAL 331-8094 ters, Rose Kaplan or Chicago. Il 458 HOPE STREET Cor. Hope & OQyle Av,. linois; Alice Blaivise of Providence JEWISH SERVICES / and Lillian Oskern, also of Provi PROVIDENCE dence. FoR OvER .S1xTYYEARs Also omitted was the fact that he was the son of the late Hyman 467".7750 and Rebecca (Markovitz) Ber- 1924 ELMWOOD AVE . kowitz. • • • ' WARWICK BE AW ARE of the events in LEWIS J. BOSLER, R.E. IN FLORIDA your community. Subscribe to the (305) 861 -9066 Herald . '..lp)J "" ~--~~ ~~;;;;;:: I
THE,RHODE 'ISL~ND HE~L~. FRIDA~: MARCH 4, 19.77~ 3 Su tleties Of Flayor .Sylvia Rothchild ~Jo~_Present BE' .AW ARE of the events in In Szechuan Cuisine · your commu11ity. Subscribe to;;the MISS OLIVE GLADDING Herald. . WILL BE AVAJLABJ.E s~~-~ ~~!n~~~~i~g n~:nr:g~~.ua~a~~ A ~~.st~lgic _Y~dd~sh Journey _ -Apai'imtnt Shopping? . JUNE l "FOR Louts )'ip, proprietor of the China Sylvia Rothchild- will :present _ INFANT AND CHILD ·.Inn Restaurant at 270 Dexter Street-- "Mamalosben: Lang\lage of Our Conveniently located in Paw." CARE on the Pawtui;ket-Central Falls line, Mothers" at Temple Beth Israel on tucket, close to Rt. -95, minutes 438-5491 and he is striving to advance the Sunday, March 13; at 8 p,m. The from p;ovidence. Now offering custom here. Though he may not program, written as well as per Studios from $150.00, 3 Rooms convert American · patrons to the formed · by Mrs. Rothchild, is a ----12"6200----, from $165.00, 4 Rooms from DOROTHY ANN pace of the Orient, the restaurant's playful introduction to Yiddish for $190.00t 5 Rooms (3 bedroom) WIENER menu, with well over 100 selections, those who do not know the from $230.00, "YouriTravel A11ent" Inc. 1 should slow them down a bit. language and a nostalgic journey 6 All are modern Garden Mr. ' Yip, who worked in a for those who do. It-has been per- / 6 Apartments and include heat_ restaurant i n Cambridge, _formed all over the country, usually H and· hot water, applian.ces, 7 Massachusetts, before opel\ihg his by a cast of nine. Mrs. Rothchild • - 1 0 m·any · with wall-to·-wall . business venture here earlier this a woman of many._voiccs - will be 2 p carpeting and air conditioning, year, is introducing Rhode taking all the parts herself. E For the Best in selection and Islanders to the Q1ore exoti_c tastes · Mrs. Rothchild is i, novelist, es 6 s · Value, Cal/ 2 of Mandarin and Szechuan cuisine sayist and short story writer. Her ,o T with their sharper tastes, subtler reviews, stories · and articles have ·o R flavors. Among his favorites· are app~ared in Commentary, Hlldassah FER.LAND E chicken with spicey sauce, pork in Magtfzlne, · Council · Woman, . MANAGEMENT CO. E chili sauce, hot and s our soup - Momtnt and The Writer. Her oov.el, ]28-4000 T and a variety of 10 duck ent_rees, "Sunshine and Salt," was published from pressed to Peking. in 1964. , Her. pr.ize-winnin'g Mr. Yin comes from a long line biography of I.L. Peretz, Keys To a of restauranteers, with members of Magic Door, was published. by FASHION F/Nl)S GO EL AL-ISRAEL his sizeable family operating a 300- . Farrar Straus and the Jewish SYLVIA ROTHCHILD This was to -have been the year .,N1V' - seat · restaurant in- Hong Kong. At Publication Society. Her weekly in Newton, ·Massachusetts. 1 of the "Empty Nest Syndrome" the close of the t)VO-week celebra- book review appears in the Boston Sylvia Rothchild in Mamaloshen for me. But instead, "the nest" tion of the Chinese New Year in Jewish AdYocate. is sponsored by the Anna and Ira has become a haven after a hec this, the y ·ear of the Serpent(4675), Mrs• R O th chi Id has · run Galkin Educational Fund and is tic but exhilarating trip to "the it is both appropriate and timely to workshops on Jewish identity in 35 open to the Jewish community. market." I have traded the week go out and treat yourself to some of American cities under the auspices There is no aifmission charge. this culinary· delight. China Inn is of the Coun'cil of Jewish Wome_n, ly trip to the supermarket for the open seven days a week, 11 :30 a.m. Hadassah and regional Jewish When in doubt, you need look no heady atmosphere of New FEEL UKE A KING to 10:30 p.m. It is .recornmended Federations. Her most recent lee- further for the perfec_t _, gifl. The York's garment district to select PUERTO RICO From that difficult to prepare entrees be ture series was given for the Com- • Herald s_uliscription is always ap fasai6lns for our Designers' ELCONQUISTADOR '549 Corl)er. ordered in advance. Restaurant and bined Temples Education programs preciated for birthdays or holidays. FLORIDA From - - take out service may be reached at at Temple Emeth in Brookline, Call the Herald at 724-0200. I'm particularly pleased with a DIPLOMAT HOTEL '525 T 723-3960. · Massachusetts, and Temple Reyim group I selected this past week R from America's favorite designer ACAPULCO A (antonese Cuisine o fea~uring his asymmetrical PLAZA INTERNATIONAL V · Sarah Ritter Gets A-ward HYATT REGENCY From'5O9 E neckline in a t\¥0 piece outfit in ... ~, long Standing Tradition · lusci.ous cobalt blue and a soft RABBI B. LEVY (e) SUPERVISION L For Hebrew-Braille Work shad_e of aqua. All rates are per pers. dbl. occ. Special At the February meeting of the Hebrew Braille for the Jewish at lee's Equally exciting is a group of ra tes for ch,loren under 12 in same room . 0-10,000 -le have Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood, . Braille Institute for almost IO years. separates in, pure silk featuring enjoyed our~• PH Sarah Ritter was presented with the long and short tunics and Mrs. Ritter has d,one transcrip Tou,. ... Now It' ■ your tum Certificate of Honor, by Sylvia matching skirts and pants. These tion work for California, Wiscon Cohen, president, in recognition of sin, Florida, Illinois and other are exceptionally priced at her "Distinguished Service in states, as well as many Hebrew _ $16,99 for the tops and $19.99 Braille." books that · the Jewish Braille for the bottoms. The colors are CHARTERS Mrs., Ritter ha~. been transcribing · Institute has in its library. She gorgeous: brilliant blue, jade APRIL SCHOOL VACATION English Braille for 20 years and is Terrace green, bright red, black and transcribes for Bar Mitzvah boys, BOSTON DEPARTURES · certifie~ by the Library of Congress Bas· .Mitzvah gicls, Haftorahs and white. in Washington, -D.C. In addition, If you ore looking for a superior Chi My personal favorite is the 4 / 17 to 4/ 24 other portions of the Prayer Book. - _'ne~· dining experience, t,he Cathay Ter-, she has been certified by the Jewish race offers only the · finest in quality, blue top with white trousers - *MULLET BAY . , , , ... :$459 Braille Institute of America, Inc., to Most rece~tly, Mrs. Ritter has service and charm that will bring you with a white flower tucked in the *A~UBA , , , . , . , . , . . , $499 back ogoil_l and again. transcribe Hebrew Braille for the commenced transcribing Hebrew hair. (Yes, flowers are going to • RD . TRIP FUT ES, HOTEL, TAXES past 16 years, and has transcribed Braille for students in Israel. ' 2099 POST RD. be the big accessory this year.) Across from State Airport And only you have to know that We'll do anything for you! WARWICK, R.l. the whole outfit, including 738-7000 ALL CHARTERS flower, cost under $40 - at ALL CRUISES i◄ Notice.s Hoffman's, "the fashion store ~ ALL FLIGHTS ◄ Open Dciily from 4-p.m. with a difference." ALL TOURS 1 SCOUT SABBATH 1 •• munity Mental Health Cent~r will till midnite, Sunday noon ·I There will be a Scout Sabbath be on hand to discuss what each tillmidnite. Virginia Earle DOROTHY ANN WIENER Service at _Temple Sinai, Cranston, agency has to .offer. This, and the Cocktail lounge Daily· Fashion Director I TRAVEL ◄ on Friday, March 18, at 7.:30 p.m. programs below, are free and opeQ tillia.~, Hoffman's 766 HQPE ST., PROV. I Guest speaker · will be the to the public, · ----272-6200---.. Honorable Governor J. Joseph On . Wednesday, March 16, at Garrahy. 1:30 p.m. at Park School, Asylum All Boy Scouts, Explorers, Girl Road, Warwick, Barbara Malone, Scouts, Brownies and Cub Scouts RN, will demonstrate how to are · invited to attend _either in- creatively lose weight. THE U. S. FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION, THE dividually or with their groups, On Wednesday, March 23, at 10:30 a.m. at St. Paul's Church, NATIONAL JEWISH POST NEWSPAPER, AND . PURIM PARTY Greenwich Avenue, Warwick, a ◄ Services will be held on March 4, gro_up of clergymen; a funeral direc THE NATIONAL JEWlliH MONTHLY B'NAI I Friday evening, at 8 p.m. at _Unjted tor and a lawyer will be present to_ ' Brothers Synagogue. Folfowing ser discuss funeral costs and· B'RITH ·MAGAZINE are conc;erned about the high vices, there will be a Purim Party in arrangements. sl · the vestry at 205 High Street, cost of funerals and the difficulty that a, mourning , ◄ Bristol. - WOMEN'S ORT ' There-will be a board meeting or;t 'Narragansett Chapter, Women's ' family has due to th.:.eir emotional upset. '◄ March 9, Wednesday, at 8 p.m .. at American ORT is planning a ◄ the United Brothers Synag'o'gue regular meeting on Thursday, vestry. March 10, at 10:45 a,m. at the home · of Mrs. Daniel Adler, 252 Glen GARDEN CLUB Hills Drive, Cranston. Of ·special There will be a meeting of the interest to homemakers, guest MOUNT.SINAI Emanu-El Garden Club on Thurs speaker will be Li. Kraft of the day, March 10, at the home of Mrs. Cranston Fire Oepartmept on the · Samuel Gerstein, ·s2 Capwell topic of fire prevention. A petite Avenue, Pawtucket. A .petite luncheon will follow the program. Memorial Chapel luncheon will be served at 12:30 ' After lunch, Irma Bloom, ex p.m, officio, will preside at, the meeting. • . is now t_rying to solve this problem with a new pricing policy: The program, at 1:30 p.m., will Mount Sinai Chapel now ha's a recommendect standard service for $985.00. be "Sight, and Sounds of. Our ~MANU-EL COUPLF3 This cost includes all services of our personnel, full use of our modern Chapel Feathered Friends," a lecture by Election of officers for lhe Alfred Hawkes of the Rhode hland Temple Emanu-EI Couples Club facilities, and choice ·of quality merchandise. We will continue to have other Audubon Society. were held recently, Elected as co minimum services available frgm $395.00, Hostesses for the afternoon will officers were Mr. and Mrs. Steven be Mrs. Walter Axelrod, Irma Demby, chairmen; Mr. and Mrs. Finber1 and Mn. Daniel Podrat. Aron Trachtemberg, vice chairmen; All re1igious preparations under strict Orthodox rabbinical supervision Mr. arid Mu. Neil Arbor, CA CALENDAR treas\lrers; and Mr, and Mn, Fred Services directed by M·itchell .. , as did his father and grandfather On Tuaday, March 15, at 7:30 Brown, 11eCretariet, , over 100 years of servic;e p,m. at the Resource Center or The first• event of tfie g111up's Warwick Comm\lnity Action, 2117 second season will be a "Line·Dan We ■ t Shore Road, Warwick, cin1" evenin1 with I doll buffet to repreHnt■ iiva from RI Oto\lp be held on Sat\lrclay, March 26, at Call day or night Health, Warwick Community Ac 8:30 p,m. in the temple meetin1 331-333 7 825 HOPE ST. AT 4TH, PROVIDENCE tion'• Health Cent«, Medkve, hou,e. for information, c:all the .•. CALL 305-9.21-1855 IN FLORIDA P. Gan. Blue Croll ■nd Warwick Com- temple off"JCC at 331-1616. r "" ' 4-THE RHODE ISlAND HERALD: FRIDAY, MARCH4,, 1977 .FRQM F'R10:4y TOF,iTl>~IY ·B:reira Criticizes ;, Position ·01 Vance . By JONph Polakoff that a Palestinian · state would be Stilt No Brejra< WASHl!)IGTON (JT A): The vulnerable "if it were hobbled by By BERYL SEGAL first national conference of Breira restrictions" and "it could be heard criticism of Secretary of State radicalized." He thought the PLO Cyrus R. Vance's position on the acceptance "by implication" of Palestine Liberation Organization Security Council Resolution 24~ I dare say that a .goQl!ly number Dr. A:lbert ·Vorspan of the "The · liberals of BREIRA and was told by an American should be sufficient for its par of readers have never heard of an Union of American Hebrew Con would let tbe Arabs riot in the· Jewish journalist that the Jewish ticipation in Middle East peace organization by the name of gregations, in· a recent article · West Bank towns witho11t Israel's press in .this country avoids talks. BREIRA. But that same organiza about BREIRA, asks: Where is intervention. Such a policy might criticism and controversy on Sheehan described Israeli . tion is capable of doing great the Arab BREIRA? Why do not well have destroyed the lives and matters relating to Israel. settlements on the West Bank as an damage to the American Jewish Palestinians discuss an alterna the : eroperty of ari overwhelming m.a The four-day Breira conference "outrage" and warned that "ten community and to its relations tive to war with Israel? Where are jority of Arab residents who ab opened at the National 4-H Center siops are building up for Israelis" with I_!rael, at tbis time, especial the liberals and intellectuals of the stained and opposed the rioting that "will be impossible to bear." ly, when tbe new Carter adminis PLO to decry all the killings ·and in Chevy Chase, Md. A Breira spokesman said 260 persons were in He also reiterated that Arabs tration is bending all its efforts to the highjackings devised ,mC, exe-1 This policy is understood by ev attendance. It was addressed by should have sovereignty over seek a peaceful , solution in the ,.:uted by the terrorists of the Pa- • eryone but BREIRA, to whom the Edward Sheehan, a Harvard Jerusalem. Miildle East, a soliitiol) in which lestine Liberation Organization? intervention is labeled as Police· Research Fellow who has written Preti Should Deal Israel is so ~tally interested; we Why don't we hear any protes.t to Brutality. extensively on the Middle East, and Cohn said that "It is not up to the l must not allow any outside inter bombings? , , , '--- Tbese are the people who by Robert Cohn, eilitor of the St. American-Jewish community from l • ference with .t1J.at quest for peace. BREIRA was .first heard from would. have the government of Is Louis Jewish Light and president of afar to dictate terms to those who What is BREI RA and 1Vho .are about four yearsago. Prior t.o that rael embrace the murderers of the American-Jewish Press Associa have to face Arab 'bullets" and the people' involved in its affairs? "' time these same people were school children, the butchers of tion. Arab propaganda "but there is no BREIRA means .in Hebrew, marching in the South together Munich and the highjackers of En- Sheehan criticized Vance for call reason . why the pages of our Choice, Alternative, Option. When , with tlie Blacks, opposing the tebbe. The PLO .condoned all ing for a modification of the PLO newspapers as well as our a Jew is •asked why he agrees to a Vietnam War, and fighting the these acts as .Revolution. as the covenant before the U.S. will magazines cannot deal with the certain action, he answers, UA Jewish "Establishment" in the .: struggle of the Palestinians· for recognize that organization as a various options which might be Breira hob ich?" .Oo I have anoth ' communities: -They were known as their Liberation._ partner in Middle East peace talks. avail~ble to Israel as it seeks the er choice? the New Left, the Jewish Cam- Just as the people of BREIRA The PLO covenant calls for the long wanted peace with its Arab The expression came into par paign for the People's Peace were told to keep out of the Black replacement of Israel by a se<.ular neighbors." ticular prominence' during the Treaty (in Vietnam), tbe Jews for movement, and just as the peace democratic state in all of Palestine. He stated that "It is hard to im Arab-Israel wars. When Jewish Urban Justice, and have been as- with Vietnam deprived them of Sheehan claimed that Vance's agine, but some of the very same soldiers w~re asked what secret sociated with the magazfoes Re- be_ing martyrs for a great cause, so vie~ "looks like· a dictat." He said Jewish leaders who express outrage weapons do you have t6 dare with sponse and Interchange. •Their Isr~el' w'llf come' to terms with the there was a "rough consensus'.' at the controlled press in Moscow stand the pressures of an enemy guiding 'light and most vocal Arabs without the "help" from· the among the Arab governments in or Peking and who defend the rights greater than you are, their answer spokesman is Arthur W.ascow, the great friends of the PLO calle_d favor of an agreement with the PLO of publishers in the general press in was: author of a modern Passover Ha- BREIRA. The Breira they hold for a "limited state solution" of the Americ.a, are content with a Jewish "Our secret ' weapon is AIN gaddah, in which he justifies the (continued on page 16) Palestinian problem. He warned press which is even less free to com BREIRA, we have · no other rioHng of ~ the Blacks in : such ment on controversy than the Pek choice. Either we win or .we are 1 words: ing Peoples Daily." Cohn said that pushed into the sea. We_ prefer to · ' "It is time for1 the Blacks to Your on the subject of Israel, the fight and win." riot, to sweep through the Harlem American-Jewish press "generally Now come American Jewish night like 'a wave of locusts, adhered to the policy of after-the intellectuals and say to Israel: You breaking, screaming, bleeding, Money's .. fact endorsement of the decision of have a BREIRA. Talk to the Pa laughing, crying, rejoicing, cele the ruling coalition (in Israel) to an lestine Liberation Organization, · brating, in a jubilee of destruction even ~reater extent than the the organization headed by Yasir Worth Jerusalem Post." Arafat, known as the PLO, and But the Blacks kicked them By Sylvia Porter Cohn said that he believed that you will have peace. out, the war in Vietnam was ended the aim of Breira was "to provide a ( These inte[ectuals are mostly without their help, and the only forum for the intelligent discussion "cause" left for these New Left professors in American· universities Huariloas DrMna engines, the driveshaft is that long of alternatives" for Israel and f and writers who write pamphlets, advoc~tes is the Palestinian tubular device 6eneath the autb, deplored ''the over-reaction of the ' publish books, and are cruising sJruggt·e against Israel. Associated You're moving along in your car connected at one end to the Jewish establishment to the around the ·country speaking on with Mr. Wascow are such names at a good speed down Chicago's transmission •and on the other, to · existence and activities of Breira." the Middle East together with as Professor Noam Chomsky, Ab Outer Drive when the throttle sticks the rear end differential. It transfers Breira has advocated Israeli PLO members. And everywhere bie Hoffman and Dr. Benjamin in an open position. Suddenly, you power from the transmission to the Palestinian reconciliation and has they come and everything they Spock of pediatric fame. Together are overtaking cars ahead far too rear end to turn the rear wheels and frequently criticized policies of the write, the song is the same: Start with these are a host of Rabbis, rapidly. propel your car. The connections Israeli government and the Zionist a dialogue witb lhe PLO, clear the Hillel foundation leaders, and a What do you do? ·on the driveshaft at the front and establishment. government of tbe war lovini Zi few Israelis who came to America You're caught in the heart of a back are called universal joints. Cohn said his interpretation of onists, and you will live in peace and are used as living witnesses, to big traffic jam en route to the San When one of these fails, the what Breira set out to accomplish forever . . the Israeli oppression of the Arabs Francisco airport when your car's driveshaft can drop to the roadway. was "to provide a forum for the All this is very appealing to the in their· own hollleland, engine overheats. (continued on pa 16)· intelligent discussion of alter- ears of a Jew who desires nothing Robert . A. Riesman;- president What now? ge (contmued on page 16) more than peace in Israel. But do of the Jewish Federation of Rhode You're driving in the middle lane 111111111111111111111111111111hllntm1mm1nmn111111n111111HIUID1lllfftlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllii the Pal~stinians want peace? Do Island, writes in a recent article on of fabulous Highway 684 in they want a dialogue with Israel? the attitude of BREIRA to the Westchester County, New York, COMMUNITY CALENDAR Oo they show any inclination of Arab riots on the West Bank of when your driveshaft drops! let1ing Israel live? . Israel: What next? A SERVla Of THE At some time during our driving JEWISH FEDERATION and the I.I. JEWISH HERALD Human Rights: lives, most of us will come up OF RHODE ISU.ND Fer Usting Coll 421-41 It against at least one emergency SUNDAY, MAIOI 6, 1911 Btondeh Uftiv-.ity Women's CommittN, situation involving a malfunction of uuo a.m. Prcwiclence Chapter, loord Meeting Dire.ction From The Top our car or truck. - If not handled Sovth l'ravldence HoltNw ,_ loan Assod· 7:~0 p.m. In the early rounds of the Human Rij!hts championship match, promptly and with a clear head, the •-· ...,nl Mfffl-. Ho,- Cha- 1735, l 'nc,j l ' rith Women, 1,00 p.m. loan! -ti.. being put on as a benefit for humanity, Jimmy Carter .of the United result could be serious injury or "-rish of lhade hland, l.o
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Miss Silverman is the granddaughter of Barnet Kapelow of Provi dence, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Silverman of West Palm, Beach, Flor- 38 ida, forme,ly of Ogden Street. . CAMP YOUNG JUDAEA ~~;;·· 1 A March wedding that wil take place in Israel, where thi couple L•~• B1boo1lc, Amh8rst, New H1mp1hlre-1 Hour from 801ton plans to reside, is being planned. · tdHI Camping for Boys and Glrt19-15 It Pays To Tend' 188 Acres of Scenic Beauty Sheep, Not Goats Society Over 50 American Recrutlonal and lsraU Cultural ActtvHles . 8 WEEK SEASON OR TWO 4-WEEK PERIODS JERUSALEM: A vigorous cam paign launched by _nature lovers BAR MITZVAHS • Outstanding Wallrtronl & Alhlatlc ActlvltlH restore -. Overnight Camping • 4 to 1 Camper Counselor Ratio against · black goats on the Golan David Michael Kass, son of Mr. your • luaeli-Folkaong, Dance, Dramatics & Discussion Program Heights is paying dividends for and Mrs. Fredrik J. Kass, w1ll be '"'"",? " dOlf • Arts and Crafts • Horseback Riding • Ecology furniture both Israel and Syria. come Bar Mitzvah at Temple • 8 Tennis Courts • Street Hockey • Gymnastics • Soccer The Israeli Ministry of Sinai .at services on Saturday, • Competent, Mature & Experienced Staff •Oil Finilh Agriculture says, the number of March 5, at I I: 15 a.m, • Dietary Laws Observed • Modem Physical Plant •Repairing goats owned by _Druse shepherds in William -Kelman, son of Mr. . •Antiquing Accredited Camp: American Camping Association · the northern Golan villages has and Mrs. David Kelman, will be Call or Send tor Brochures and Appllcetlons to: •ltand Scripping . been halved from the previous 14,- come Bar Mitzvah at services on CHARLES B. ROTMAN, Ed.D., Dlrecto, ,,..esdmatu 000 level and this has hap a Saturday, March 12, at 11:15 a.m. 81 Kingsbury StrHt, Wellesley, Maas. 02181 Call RALPH BERENGER beneficial impact on the state of the at Temple Sinai. 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(617) 587-4138 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC community as a . commentator, writer and racont~ur on subjects of ~,ACCREOITED BRING YOUR GR_OUP TO NOVICK'S Jewish interest, Mr. Segal will' · l CAMP speak about the history of Jews in A non-profit camp . .. . ,._ ,,,•• .• sponsored by".the Eli & Bessie Cohen Foundation Camps Service & Kosher Cuisine at Its Best! Rhode Island. He is both a co founder and a past president of - the Rhode Island Jewish Histori cal Society as well as one of its present board members. His con •' cern with the Jewish scene both CAMP, PEMBROKE focally and abroad has long ·been evident. Although recently retired, Lake Oldham-Pembroke he was for many years chief phar Massachusetts macist at The Miriam Hospital.. in picturesque Cape Cod Beryl Meyer is Sisterhood pro_ OUR 42nd SEASON Afte h Celebrate Spring with a four gram chairman, and Beverly Loe f t e day tribute to the Holiday of benberg-;- ,hospitality chairman, will , Independence. A Passover be in charge of the dessert and Wlfltef Festival that gives you your . coffee hour at 12:30 p.m. which , favorite tastes of the Holiday, will precede the meeting. , , YOU Ve andsomegreatnew • • • EXCITING AND VARIED PROGRAMS pleasures to discover. Come FOR GIRLS, ages 7-15 beefl th fU, Friday, April 1st. Get a head , PLANS REUNION start. Refresh and revive at The Hope High School class of IN A DYNAMIC JUDAIC ATMOSPHERE d our Indoor Tennis Courts, June 1962 will-hold a 15th reunion YOU eserve 8 WEEK SEASON OR TWO 4-WEEK PERIODS lrR Indoor Pool, Saunas and on Friday, April 15 at 8:15 p.m. at PAssovp Steam Rooms. the Club 44 on 355 Putnam Ave • All land and Water Sports • Arts -Gnd Crafts • GymNsti r' r of damage, the Supreme Court held T,HURSDAY, _M-~RCH ·10 that "the right of free speech as . guaranteed by the Constitution is a . at the ~ privilege which has been asserted (as such) and correctly so by the ADL." PEMBROKE. flELD , HOUSE Saul Sorrin, Wisconsin regional CORNER OF _BROOK AND CUSHING ON THE EAST SIDE ADL director, said, the Supreme Court decision had "affirmed the · right of organizations and in dividuals to protest material put on 2:00 P.M,. ,TO 4:00 P.M. the air which they believe to'be con trary to the interests of the com AND 6:00 ·P.M~ TO 8:00 P.M. munity." PLEASE CONFIRM YOUR ATTENDANCE BY CALLING PAUL BAVARO AT 863-3241 Heads Delegation JERUSALEM (JTA): Willy Brandt, West, Germany's former > Brown ·Bookstore Mon. thru Sat. 9 to I Chancellor and Social Democratic leader, arrived at the head of a >. 244 THAYER STREET, PROVJDENCE R.L • , ...... : ~3-:3168 delegation to the Labor Party confere~ce which opened recently . .- J . , ...... - w~•------'\ ·.J .HE..RHODE ISI,.AN,P' HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1977-_7 Mizrachi Women Offe,-Passover Travel' Plans American Mizr_achi Women, 'Travel D~cover--Ancient Hebrew ..~.~ t,< BRIDGE By Robert E. Starr .F ::xc:: ::Cc ::SC :,c =IC :,c ::c C: = As we all know, today's econo led a )ow Spade right · into De my is terrible. Businesses are los clarer. Fine, they said, that helps, ing money or going bankrupt. I but did it. After their ten won they can think of 9ne type that would all led a Club to knock out the have a field day if -somehow it Ace and make the other three could feasibly get itself into our good. This did happen but un Bridge world. I am referring to In fortunately for them East had _the surance, for ·if a Declarer could Ace, not West and back came a pay a .premium to some company Spade only this time through the to guarantee the success of his tenace. What happened at trick contract, I am positive so many of one warned Declarer where the them would do so the company honors were but he finessed any could even spur the economy more how an.d West continued Spades because of their having to hire so establishing the suit after winning many employees to han(lle their the King. business . . Strangely, that would be Even now those Declarers the case were that insurance a~ail didn't think of failure for they still able. Yet because almost the same had another finesse to take, in can be had free of charge by Diamonds. That would- give them merely playing a hand a certain enough tricks if it worked. But way, that insurance is ignored again they were unlucky and the much of the time. Today's hand is finesse had to be taken right into a fine example. West. So West now cashed his other Spades to actually set the North hand two tricks never mind only ♦ 9 6 3 one . • A IO 4 With all those high cards how ♦ Q IO 7 could this happen? Think what oc• ♦ K J 6 5 curs if instead of. trying Clubs at West East trick one you foresee you'r danger, THIS WEEK ONLY! ♦ KJ854 ♦ 7 2 count your tricks and go to Dum That's right, save 30' this week only on • 7 6 2 • Q 8 513 my's Heart Ace to take the Dia• our most popular hamburger sandwich . ♦ K 8 6 ♦ 9 5 4 2 mond finesse right then. Remem It's our way of saying "THANK YOU" for ♦ p ♦ A 8 4 ber you need those two tricks ' making--Burger King feel welcome since Soittll there at $Orne time before you can our 1st store op·ened 8 years ago. ♦ AQIO count to nine only this time you fi • K J 9 nesse to West. Now if it loses do So.that's what we're offering, your you mind?· No, for what can he ♦ A J 3 favorite hamburger at the same price it ♦ QJ032 lead thai can hurt? Anything he East was Dealer, all vulnerable docs lead either_givcs you time or was in 1969! Come on in to Burger King, with this bidding: if he leads a. Major, gives a free fi forget about those inflation blues nesse. If he leads a Club East will and put a big •bite in your food budget E S w N p win and return .that sanie Spade this week with the WHOPPER! P INT 3NT only t!Jis time you grab that Acc. You ha.ve enough . ·tricks even The bidding ,was simple, both though you could have tried that . South and North having automatic finesse at this lime for West's IP------~---•------~ I hands to bid. And with their com ,thorn has been pulled and he can bined holding of 27 points with at never get in again after be cstab• least three honors in every suit it lished his suit. That lead of any I $AVE 3oewith this ~oupon ~ •• would seem they should have an thing but Clubs at trick two was easy time making their contract. the Insurance at no cost. True, I on the Whopper you buy ~BURGER I Yct ten of the twelve Declarers both key cards were in the wrong this week only. went down 'because they had failed hand but if those two suits were Limitonecoup.of)percustomer. guarantee 'J)lcy I KING I to their contract. played in the correct order that were victims of looking at their wouldn't have made the. hand go I Good at all Rhode Island, Fall I cards, scein1 only that almost sol• .down. I River and Somerset, Mass. · ~ I id lon1 suit and 1oln1 risht after it Moral; If you can control without lookint ahead at the pit• which opponent you want to be on . I Burger King Restaurants. I falls. Wur)'t that the thing to do? lead, the insurance, by ' all means Go alter die loqeat suit? do everythins you can to achieve I -----Of'FER EXPIRES 1'11m:118.Jffl HI . Wbat Jaappcned wu that West tllit. .~------~/ 8-THE RHODE ISLAND HERAl:D, FRIDAY, MARCH 41 1977 Would You,· ,Lilce To 8e~P,esident? l DAVID TORGAN, 15 I don't really want to be YURI VEKSHTEIN, 15 president. (David was born in West German.y but ·s,nce I would like to be presi his parents were American, dent, but I can't be. (Yuri he is eligible to be presi was born in Kiev, Russia, dent.) There are too many and just came to America ·world problems. The presi five months ago.) As presi- dent, I think, should get ·dent, I would .do everything more jobs for people, cut for the people. I think there down inflation and figure should be less taxes. out a way to get more ener. gy. Money should be sup plied for _more drilling plat forms for offshore oW and more money should be · pro vided for solar heating and nuclear energy. CHERYL ANGER, 13 CHERYL BIBBY, 13 I wouldn't want to be president. There are too No, I wouldn't.want to be many problems. I think the president. I don't like to president should help the talk in front of everybody. poor people and make prices lower. ERIC BERKOWITZ, 16 , HOWARD WALDMAN, .17 L don't want to be presi dent. If you do something I wouldn't want to be that people don't like you president. There's too much get blamed or you might get work involved. The presi shot. The president, I think, dent should cut down every should stop giving money to thing price wise. other countries, and use it for the poor people 1n America. ~HRIS AN~ER, 14 ELLIE _BROSOFSKY, 13 No, I wouldn't want to be I wouldn't mind being president. There arc too president, but I don't think many prolllems connected there's any chance that .I with it. I think the president could be. should cut down inflation. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1977 9 FIRE HITS HOTEL . . TEL AVIV: Fire broke out in the. tourists. Hotel personnel said there · Deborah Hotel, a center for were no casualties. SWA-N Ll'QUOR STORE Imported ancl Domestic PASSOVER Liqueurs, Brandies, Champagne • Famous Schapiro's Winos • Manlschowl11 • Carmel 813 HOPE STREET at Fourth-Delivery ,21-5760 Original QSL CARD Blad< ink on white gloss •~ock fTee CB bac:l MONUMENTS DEMOUSHED: This aerial view of Uncoln Parl! C:.metery, Warwick, shows ( circled area) where ap PARK AVENUE KOSHER proximately 25 monuments were knocked over and damaged some time between Sundaynight, February 27, and Monday morning, February 28. A conservative estimate of the damage has bHn figured at $5000. SN story, DELICATESSEN page 1. . . 840 PARK AVE ., CRANSTON 941-9828 Desecration WEEK LONG SPECIA~ - MAR. 4-MAR. 10 -Peres Would · Be Member (Continued from Page I) CRANSTON'S PASSOVER. HEADQUARTERS Mr. Rabinowitz noted that, ~ though there had been a slight HEBREW NATIONAL REG. $1.tl ll. Of Rabin's Government reduction in the incidence of IUll - (Continued from page If headed by former Gen. Ariel cemetery vandalism since a_law was FRANKS 6 TD THE ll. ONLY l o7 9 ll. for the Prime Minister was the high Sharon - said tliat the Labor Par- passed several years ago making1hc HEINZ VEGnARIAN point of the party's convention, ty's retention of Mr. Rabin act a felony, it has not eliminated it ' . which ends tomorrow after represented a clinging to an inertial · totally. "Kids don't think in terms "oz. REG. delegates thrash out a platform. status quo. of 'I'm committing a felony' when BEANS CAN 41c EA. ONlY33(EA. With the Rabin-Peres contest out Mr. Yadin, whose movemeni has they're out to ha.ve a good•time or of the way, members of other par grown in part because of travajls stir some trouble," he said. ' OUR OWN ties began commenting on the within the Labor Party, said that REG. Soviet Officers 69( ll. results - signaling · the start of the narrowness of Mr. Rabin's vic- COLESLAW ONlYss~. intense campaigning that will tory was tantamount to a no-. Get ls_rael Rank culminate in- the elections on May confidence vote in his current term JERUSALEM: Four former ,. 17. . . of office and was an indication that Soviet Army officers stripped of OPEN DAl~Y Within the Labor Party, which sw_eeping changes were needed in • their rank because of their Zionist 9 AM - 6 PM OUR PASSOVER STOCK IS JUST ABOUT COMPLETE has rnled Israeli political life since Israel's Gov.ernment. aspiration; have been awarded of- SAT. 7 AM - 6 PM the nation was founded in 1948 and One Labor Party member, fleer insignia by ihe Israel.Defence ORDER EARLY AND BE SURE SUN. 7 AM - 1 PM'. OF A FUU SELECTION which has been beset ef late with Moshe Dayan, the former Minister Force~. The award was made by CLOSED MONDAY di visiveness and scandal, there were of Defense, said that the selection of Shimon Peres, the Israeli Defense calls for unity so that the party can Mr. Rabin would erode Labor's Minister at a special ceremony. - retain its primac¥ iri the elections .. numerical strength in Parliament. · ..------, The Peres-Rabin competition Altbough the party has always was clear evidence of the split in af dominated Israel's Government, ·it filiations in Labor, but, at least for has never been able to muster a today, both sides were claiming that si mple majority of 61 in the 120- cohesion would reign in the weeks member Parliament and has always ahead. had to form a coalition government The major opposition party in wi.th some of Israel's smaller Israel, the· Likud bloc, said that the political parties. choice of Mr. Rabin as candidate The question of the number of Make this Passover for Prime Minister would increase seats the party attains in Parliament Likud's chances of strengthening its is crucial since the outcome will representation in the Parliament. determine how much trading will Ezer Weizman, Likud's cam have to be done with otlter parties a waa,11 celebration. paign manager, said that Mr. Peres to form a majority coalition -:- or would have been a m·ore formidable perhaps, if the tally is low enough, candidate because "he's . sharper, even determine that Labor is no Take F.astem's Kosher toar to Prices from $549 to $739 plus he's more concise and I think .he's longer · predominant. In the weeks airfare. more of a leader than Mr. Rabin." ahead, the Labor Party must-mount Florida, Puerto Rico or Mexico. Skepddsm a convin~ing campaign to overcome It's a beaatifal way to celebrate Or, choose Mexico and A number of other parties, the skepticism that has grown Passover. stay at the Plaza International including the left-wing Moked and among some 'Israeli voters that it - or the Hyatt Regency in two new political entities - the deserves to be the maj9r party. Enjoy 10 or 11 days, April beautiful Acapulco. Prices from Democratic Movement for Change, Shortly after his victory, Mr. headed by Yigael Yadin, the Rabin said, "The prospects - arc 1-11, in a luxury hotel of your $509 to $719 plu~ airfare. archaeologist, arid Shlomzion, gopd." choice. Each !iotel provides All -prices are per person, three delicious Glatt Kosher oased on double occupancy, Grave. Dangers Threaten · Unless . meals.daily. Incluc!ip.g tw6'fully April 1-11. Special lower rates conducted Seders. There are are available for children under ME ~Talks ·Resume: Waldheim specially planned activities your 12 sharing a room with their (Continued from page f) children are sure to love. And parents. and the Arab countries failed to March of the 1973 Geneva · everything is done under strict To reserve your Kosher overcome th'is hurdle. conference - a prO'spcct no longer Like Secretary of State Cyrus R. regarded as even remotely possible. Orthodox Rabbinical i,Upervision. tour, and Kosher inflight meal on Vance, Mr. Waldheim said of his - PWI-.- ' Choose the Florida sun meal flights see yQur travel agent I 2-day trip tliat he had found the The immediate difficulty in the shine and plan to stay at the or call Eastern at 986-5000 parties earnestly desired to move way of a resumed conference is the Diplomat in Holl}'\VOOd. Prices in New York. toward a negotiated settlement. role of the Palestine · Liberation start at $525 to $695 plus And make this Passover a However, the main clcmcnu of the Organization, he observed. Israel is Middle East problem "remain in adamantly opposed to participation airfare. holiday celebration you'll t racta bf e," he said, further of the P.L.O., which it contends is . ,Or, if sunny Puerto Rico is remember·long after it's over. emphasizing that further progress dedicated by its covenant, or your preference, stay at the El We've got the right time depended on basic changes of at charter, to the destruction of Israel. Conquistador in Las Croabas. and the right place for you. titude that he had not found in his The Arab countries are insistcrit latest talks wiih Middle Eastern that the P.L,O. be invited but differ leaders. • on prqcedurcs to be followed. Mr. Waldheim was asked by the Mr. Waldheim for Che first time General Assembly in 0-mber to elaborated :.SCI ..:::C.::.:...CLWWW JO-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, F:RIDAY';, MARCH 41 1977 · Fed,-r,ol Fu_r-ds May Have Seim ps~d .. By Butz ! '.NEW YOR,K (JTA): The United ' In a 0011)111,ilfticatiic;,I Su~sion oi"Riibbi Yaakov Uisitzky ·' . whetl)er federal' funds were utilized Califano investigate whether Butz ALL PRODUCTS BAKED IN THIS BAKERY b Y Prof. ·~Art I! u r-, Butz of had utilized. federal f~nds, Hamlin · ARE KOSHER EX'CEPT THOSE PACKAGED Northwestern University while do- informed Baclier' that he had ing research for his' b.o.ok requested Dr. Ernest Boyer, Com• AND BAKED IN OTHER BAK~RIES. . ,exculpatiilg Nazi guilt for the missioner of Educ:ition, to probe \ - murdp ·of six million Jews, Bernard whether any violations of the civil Backer, president of The 463 EAST AVENUE·· JOA6UIM G. ~RAS,ILEIRO I Workmen's Circle, .was advised by rights law have been violated. "It is • PAWTUCKET, R.I. 02860 OWNER Albert T. Hamlin, acting director of possible that federal funds may Phone: 728-0260 Closed Monday Open 6 Days to 8:00 p.m. the Office for Civil Rights of the have been utilized it\ the research to· DepatJment of Health, Education which you refer," Hamlin wrote and Welfare (HEW). · Backer. "ADD LIFE TO YOUR YEARS" I CARDIOVASCULAR IRVING ROSEN MUSIC , ·. FITNESS PROGRAM ORCHESTRAS, WEDDING CONSULTANTS I honeymoon or anniversary trip planning ·· NAMED MANA St'T.'ICt' \f I'// I< e CARPETING e FURNITURE e WALLS , .e FLOORS e HOUSE-r'IDE .._ CLEANING JAPANESE STEAK HOUSE 274-7069- 1270 MINERAL 8PRNJ AVE. free est~mates , NORTH PROVIDENCE 02'9CM If& PNIICING ·sERVICEMASTER FEAJUIM1 Nllllact,-...li-St\--wte ...... ::,~ -' _J~B'S JEWISH MUSIC COUNCIL has Ht aside March 4 to April 2 (Purim to Erev Pesach) a, Jewish Music Festival and has d•ignated a, the theme "Muoic of Jewish R•iatance - Am Yiarael Chai." Thia blue, white and yellow poster, showing barbed wire, was d•igned by Sy Warsaw and Herb Meyers. local Jewish Community Centers, aynagogu• and other groups, using JWB'a poster and program materials, -will conduct their own Jewish Mulic Festival events, thus demonstrating how local agenci• and JWB are really two aid• of the same coin. r Notices I. FILM FESTIVAL OVERSIZED PRINTS Blow the whistle The film Kuni Lemm/ will be The Suzette Schochet Gallery the· first picture shown in the 1977 will present on Saturday, March 5, • Film Festival sponsored by the In a show of original color silk oncrnne. stitute ,of .Jewish . Studies ai screens by Alan d' Arch1111gefo, Temple Emanu-EI. The Yiddish Gene Davis, Friedel Dzubas, Rob phrase kuni lemml has come to ert Goodnough, Todd · McKie mean · a schlemiel, one who en John ·Moore, Carol Summers and ,ounters humorous situations jn others. The silkscr~ens are up to his life- which might have a tragi- six and one half feet in height. comic ending. ,, Each edition is limited to 144 im Mike Burstyn, star of the film , pressions, signed and numbered by _is an actor on the Yiddish stage, a the artist. singer and a nightclub ehtertainer. A reception will_be held from 3 Kuni Lemm/ will be shown on to 6.,.,p.m. on Saturday, March 5, Tueday, March 8, at 8 p.m. to which the public and the press . . . are invited. LUNCHEON MEETING Gallery hours are Tuesday Rabbis and presidents of con- · t hrough Saturday, 10 a.in. to 5 . g_regations of Rhode Island and p.m. and Sunday from 12 noon to the Massachusetts South Shore 5 p.m. The gallery · is closed on will attend a luncheon meeting to Monday. discuss their participation in the • • • celebration of the tenth anniversa ANNUAL ·CONFERENCE ry of th_e reunification of Jerusa The Barrington Chapter of the lem which will be dedicated to the· ACLD (Association of Children Israel Bond program. with Learning Disabilities) will According to Rabbi Jerome S. hold its annual conference on Sat Gurland ofiemple Sinai, who ex urday, March 19, from 8 a.m. un tended the invitation in his capac til 3:30 p.m. at the Barrington Ju ity as president of the Rhode Is nior High School located on land Board of Rabbis, the lunch Middle Highway. eon meeting will take place on The conference is open to par Wednesday, March 9, at 11:45 ents, teache~s. administrators an.d a.m. at Temple Emanu-EI. guidance personnel from any com PROTECT YOURSELF snatching was rqx>rtedly reduced Guest speaker .will be an out munity in Southeastern New Eng- Blowing your HELP I ALERT whistle can by 41 percent and car theft by land. . ·· standing leader of the National protect you in all kinds of critical situations: 37 per-cent. · Keynote speakers will be Janet Rabbinic Cabinet for State of Is •scare off an attad.er on the street. Call the APPROt/ED BY POLICE rael Bonds; ,according to Rabbi · W. Lerner, PhD, and Becky Cal j,olice. Wake your family or,neighbors if fire "After reviewing the ·Gurland. · kins. Dr. Lerner, professor of spe- . ' breaks out. Summon help in case of acci HELP-I ALERT Progra111, the •. .' . cial education at Northeastern Il dent, illness or injury at home, apartment or TO HOLD TRYOUTS linois University, has -an extensive Executive Committee of Rhode office. A blast into your telephone can dis- Academy Players, . the East background in learning disabilities • Island Police Chiefs Association . courage an obscene phone caller. And on Greenwich based regional commu and is the author of several books wholeheartedly endorses this nity theater group, has scheduled in the field. camping trips, having children carry a program" . . HELP/ ALERT whistle enables them to open auditions for South Pacific Miss Calkins is the coordinator HELP I ALERT • •. on Sunday, March 6, from 2 to 5 of learning disabilities programs blow a lc;,ud signal for help if they become· for the United ·states Office of lost. is a real police whistle made of ' p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. and on nickel plated brass ... weighs less Monday, March 7, from 7 to 10 Education, Department of Health, p.m. at St. Luke's Church Parish Education and Welfare in Wash .,ncnt1E CRIIIE FIGHTER than an ounce, small enough to House, Peirce Street, East Green ington, D.C. The HELP/ ALERT whistle has proved to be wear on your person . . . and loud wich . The Rodgers and Ham Pre-registration may be made an effective crime fighter and protector, . enough to be heard for at least two merstein musical calls for five . prior to March 12, 1977, by con ••, especially for women and elderly people in blocks. Get yours for only $1.00 women, nine men and - a large tacting Carrie Peterson at 405 New York, Fort Worth, Houston, and other at any Old Colony-Newport chorus, and Will be presented New Meadow Road, Barrington. cities. In one section of Chicago, purse National office. cabaret style at Swift Gym in East Registration on the day of the Greenwich on May 11 through co.nference will ~in at 8 a.m. May 15. EMIGRANT INTR)' WASHINGTON: Attorney Tha~ri= NOid Oll9J!y- ·ona1· Steven Jennings will produce the play with Ed Rondeau a, di General Edward Levi u.erc:iaed his . , YourLife ewport Nati rector; John Smith 11 m111ical di• parole authority to allow 4,000 rector, and Gene Hall as cho Soviet emigrants, all but '200-300 of Old Colony Cp.uper■ tivc Bank/Member FSLIC o 1mT&T ~ The Newport National Bank/ Member FDIC reoar■ pher . whom are Jewlah, to enter the .,, . . . United Stales. - . Sovifd .Show Keep ip touch with yo.fr com munity. Read th; Herald. Cites .Plot PHYSICIANS LAIORATORY . NEW YORK (JTA): An hour long nationwide TV broadcast from Moscow called ''Traders of Souls" SERVICES, INC. CeilTHE F I N E ST IN FRCt.ionENCH & INTERNATIONAL DINING depicted Soviet Jewish activists and ,,,(·: Formerly the Swampwalet IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE y ' ' refuseniks as '"soldiers of Zionism r across the country. Our currellt Homes For Living PUT YOUR , CAR BACK IN . · return, or large deposits. The Coun magazine features pictures, prices and descriptions of homes cil also announced it was to now offered for sale locally. And we have copies of other Homes _SHAPE AGAI~ . . . convene to commemorate four • For Living magazines showing properties for sale in over 7, CXXJ • Syrian Jewish women who were communities in all 50 states. over 1,CXXJ real estate offices murdered four years ago when they cooperate to make this service available t~ you . • FREE ESTIMATES tried to cron the border to CALL TODAY ... Lebanon. POUND DOWN RADIATOR & JERUSALEM: The Israeli Pound waa devalued for the sccond m~rn~m~~ m: BOSTON HODY WORKS time in lcH than a month and how -= stands at IL 8.98 to SI. Thi U.S. dollar was worth about 1ill Pounds GAl-2625 when the, po!icy of "creepln1 HOLLAND AEA_L TOM/DIV OF DRYDEN CORP. "" devaluation" bepn in June, ·1976. ~ 7~8-5000e · ..... ======--·-----~=~ ~--·-' -~--. y ~ - _ _,,...... :., .. __ ..:...,;: i 14-.THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1977 i When in doubt, yoµ need look no Herald subscription is -a1w11ys ap Israel Bonds further for the perfect - gift. The preciated for birthdays·or holi_days. ·Launches Drive MIAMI BEACH (JTA): Five JOAN -GOLDSTEIN hundred Jewish leaders from the is now associaied with United States and Canada launched the 1977 Israel Bond drive Saturday -YANKEE REAt .ESTATE ~ night at the Fontainebleau Hotel - and invites all of her friends . here with the enrollment of nearly and associates Jo call her · ~ JOO Prime Minister's Club members after hearing former Israeli Defense for their real estate needs at Minister Moshe Dayan warn of the danger facing his country and urge continued support from the 737-4415 or 463-777-6 American Jewish community. 1591 WAJlWICK AVE. Sam Rothberg, general chairman WARWiCK of the Israel Bond Organization, announced individual purchases ranging from $ I 0,000 to $500,000 at TEMPLE -BETH ISRAEL the dinner dedicated to members of presents the Israel Prime Minister's Club and· the Ambassador's Society of· SYLVIA ROTHCHILD Trustees. Michael Amon, president in of the Israel Bond Organization, said·the enrollment was substantial "MAMALOSHE~"- ly in excess of what it was last year. A lively experience with Yiddish -(in English) Dayan warned that Israel will have. to withstand very heavy Sunday·, March 13,. 1977 at 8 p.m. pressures to give up territory in any forthcoming negotiations. He said ADMISSION FREE "I think the Arab countries want Sponsored by Anna and Ira Galkin Fund peace. They have to have peace, but they want to have peace on their own terms. It's a great Jewish vic MARVIN S. KERZNER. M.Q .• F.A.C:.P. tory that after four wars now the ORGANIST: Edna Dashoff, a music teacher in the Fall River, Massachu Ar:ibs have learned they must make Wishes to announ~ the relocation of setts schools, l,ai been appointed organist and choir director of Tempie peace with us." He said Israel's his office for t·hc practice of Sinai. Mrs. Dashoff studied o::rn'n with Dr. Max MiUer '!!, Marsh Chapel, leaders must "decide now whether - Boston University. Her"h'ome''is"c,(1~ Kane Str~t;'~H River. ' we are going to stay on the Golan INTERNAL MEDICINE Heights, the West Bank, Sharm el to Sheikh." Referring to the coming elections Summit Physicians Bu\lding Notices in Israel, Dayan said the decision must now be- made by the young 100 1-Iighiand Avenue RABBI TO .SPEAK Ramada .Inn in Seekonk will pre generation of Israelis if they want to Providence. Rhode l,land\)2906 Rabbi- Isaiah Wohlgemuth ol cede the trip to Bristol. give back any territory. He called Brookline, Massachusetts, will be The next monthly meeting of for the youth of Israel lo take the Telephone: 456-4920 gin a series ol lectures on Codes the Post will be held on Sunday, reigns of leadership. He said he was ol Jewish Law in Sharon, Mas March I 3, at Lester Kessler's Res looking forward to the upcoming sachusetts, starting Sunday, March taurant. Nomination of officers elections because it would give the 6, -will be the topic ol the meeting Israeli youth the opportunity to Sponsored by the Young Israel . . . take responsibility. ol Sharon, the first lecture will JERUSALEM MONTH Urging the continued support of take place at the home ol Dr. and . Qunicy Market and Faneuil the American Jewish community, Mrs. J. Aaron Herschfus of 17 Hall in Boston, Massachuselts, Dayan said "the leaders of the Robin Road in Sharon on March NEW HOURS· will be the scenes ol the upcoming Jewish community around the 6 at 8 p.m. Subsequent lectures . events marking Jerusalem Month world, like you now here in Miami, will be held on April 17 and 18 in in Bosion. One ol the programs can help us to be strong as a rock. STARTINGMARCH 1S~ the Young Israel Synagogue on will be a concert on Tuesday eve We must not compromise on the Oakland Road. ning, March I 5, at Faneuil Hall. Jewish dream. We didn't go to Rabbi Wohlgemuth is a mem Dahlia Atlas, artist in residence Israel to establish a slate for King b'er of the lacJJlties ol the Maimo at the Massachusells Institute ol Hussein or for Yasir Arafat." Open 8a.m. to 11 p.m. nides-School and Hebrew College. Technology and director ol the At the time of the "Kristallna~ht" Technion University Orchestra he was rabbi of Kitzingen and An he joined in 197 I. as a national and Chorus of Haifa, Israel, will sbach, Bavaria, and spent time in product manager. He advanced to 7 conduct the MIT Symphony Or Days aWeek . the -Dachau concentration camp. director of marketing, vice presi chestra. While in residence at He had lived in the Boston area dent, director of marketing and fi MIT she will also conduct part ol for the past 13 years. nally, vice president and general WA'1,PANOAG EMERGENCY . . . the Boston Symphony Orchestra's sales manager. PDQ Bach Concert. THEATRE SERIES ...... The Warwick Arts Foundation. TO SHOW SCULPTURES · 1sf~ SERVICE . ATLAS OFFERS RESORTS lftext1o&s, et Ave.,£~ . will present its 13th season of Sculptures and drawings by Gil Atlas International Tours, New bert Franklin will be on exhibit at , "Fun with the Arts" a professional York, New York, the largest theatre series for children, ages 5 the Providence Art Club· on ~ ~~, Tel. 4JB-6620 to 14. wholesaler ol Kosher tours world Thomas Street for two weeks, be Puss in Boots will be presented wide, will be offering three deluxe ginning, Sunday, March 6. liy New York City's Fanfare resorts for the Passover holiday in Mr. Franklin lives in Provi Theatre Ensemble at W,arwick. Hollywood, Florida, at the Diplo dence where he is a professor of Veterans Memorial High School mat Resorts and Country Club in sculpture and chairman ol the Di Acapulco, Mexico at the Plaza In on S~nday, March 6, at 1:30 p.m. vision ol Fine Arts at -the Rhode Looking Glass Theatre's Pa ternacional Hyatt Regency Aca Island School of Design. He is ~ade of Life, cancelled on Sunday, pulco and in Las Croabas, Puerto also associated with San Jose February 20 because ol snow, has Rico at the El Conquistador Hotel State College in California and is been rescheduled for Sunday, and Club. a trustee of the American Acade Prices at all hotels ·include lux my of Rome where he is director March 20, at I :30 p.m. and 3. p.m. urious guestroom according to at l>ilgrim · Lutheran Church a:t of the European Honors Program. your choice, three freshly cooked 1817 Warwick Avenue in War A recipient of the Providence Kosher meals daily, late evening wick. Art Club Medal in 1975, Mr. . . . snacks and two full conducted Franklin last held a one man show traditional Seder services. at the Art Club in 1941. TO HOST CLERGY Atlas has had over 20· years ex OLDIES AND Temple Beth Torah on Friday, The exhibit will be there perience with these types ol tours, March 4, at 8: 15 p.m., will host through March 18. Hours are 10 .TOP 40 SOUNDS FOR has serviced 10,000 participants in Edgewood, Church and its clergy, a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, and from 3 ALL AGES the past. The Atlas concept of to 5 p.m. on Sunday, Reverend William and Reverend offering alternatives to the stan Sabine Downey.They will share the . . . dard Miami Beach kosher hotels t DANCING bimah with Rabbi Gerald Zelerm NUTRITION has been well received: "Nutrition: Foodway to Fun t SINGJA-LONGS yer and Cantor Jack Smith. The cooperating carrier is East The Downeys will join mem and Fitness" will be the theme of ern Airlines. Full color brochures bers of th,e temple at a Shabbat the fifth annual National Nutrition are available and reservations are si Eve dinner earlier and then par Week, March 6 through March being accepted by local Eastern 12. sponsored by the American ticipate in the service. Airlines Tour Desks or Atlas This husband and wife min Dietetic Association . directly. L-•..-.J.---••• SPECIAL EFFECTS isterial team have lived in Crans Conveying the National Nutri ton for five years. This spring they . . . tion Weck message is jointly un ONE MAN BAND .•. will leave for Europe and a new OFFICER NAMED dertaken by the ADA and its state Ev-,y Thin. - Sun. 8 p.ni. - 1 a.m. pastorate. Frank S. Berger, president ol and local affiliates. The approxi . . . Seagram Distillers Company. pas mate 31 ,250 dietitians who are DELICIOUS SANDWICHES PLAN PAIHY named Walter M. Haimann as ex ADA members work iii hospitals, HAPPY HOUR - 12 MID. 'TIL CLOSING The Sack.in Shocket Post and ecutive vice president, marketing. universities, industry and federal, Auxiliary will hold a party at the Mr, Haimann has been executive state and local health agencies. -1 48 CENTRAL STREET, CENTRAL FALLS Bristol Home for Veterans on vice president, marketing of the . . . 1<1 Or(!•, ,, , , , Sunday, March 6. Abraham Shus affiliated General Wine and Spir FOR RESERVATIONS - 728-3390 ter, chairman, will have Rose its Company. BE AW ARE of the events in Chernov as his cochairman. Mr, Haimann had been em your community. Sublcribe to the PrL'{)1 r o~,-, Re 1,11r1 ( A Dutch treat dinner at the . ployed by another affiliate, which Herald. ,;, " 'I'., • •""'J"' - rf.f• "\• • •.,!' ~ - THE RHODE ISLAND .HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1977-15 Bonn TV Features Film On Auschwitz - .Hebrew Pqper's Life ls Short NFW YORK ' (JTA): · Israel materialize. Editorial staff members BONN (JT A): German television Express, the Hebrew-language daily and printers told the JTA that they . and movie companies are shooting newspaper that started publishing have not received their salaries in .a full-length feature m_ovie. about here Dec. 10, 1976, suspended the last three weeks and a number Auschwitz with the former death publication this week. But Yaakelv of workers who came h"ere from camp as the actual setting: The Nachman, the paper's · general Israel have been left with no means movie will be based on "Komman director, told the Jewish of livelihood and with no money io dant in Auschwitz," the biography Telegraphic Agency that the return to Israel. They are reportedly of the last commander of the camp, suspension is temporary "due to now seeking help from Israeli and Rudolf Hess, who was sentenced to . technical and editorial changes." Jewish institutions here. death by the Poles and executed by He added, however, that the paper -Nachman confirmed to the JTA hanging at Auschwitz in 1946. had to close due to financial dif that salaries have been withheld and The film will be a co-production ficulties and that · he hoped to that a number of workers are retur 16-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4~ \977 -~J: AWARE of th~ ~c~ts' in your community., , " '. -- -, ·w h·1· ,S~minary Acquires. MIAMI BEACH: Leo Pfeffer, a IMon_ _ e_:, y 5-- OJt _· "Mus·,·,•_- ..,.011.-ct·,o_n' natiimally-recognized-civil liberties . . '- , autliority, warned delegates to ihe -PRICE tRAVEl SERV-ICE .. _ . (Continued from Page 4) - Plenary Session of the National The most serious hazard t~ t he NEW YORK: A. musical ccillec- Jewish Community Relations: Ad- · has.the KNOWLEDGE and EXPERIENCE driver is failure 0 (-the front joint. ti~n including · the private reper- .visory Council against a trend that · to make your COMPLETE TRAVEL Most important, slow down times of 19th-centrury cantors to could lead to required pr-ayers in ARRANGEMENTS THROUGHOUT· THE WORLD! before pulling over from the road to secular Zionist singers and rare public schooh Ca(I us for information and res~rvations on flights, tour-s, . prevent the drive train from digging professional journals has bee11 "jiiiiiiii..iiiiii•------.. into the road's .surface. acquired by the library·'of the GET A WAY cruises, charters, student and teen trips, and there is never Have ·-your · servi~e facility Jewish Theological Seminary of a charge for our SERVIC.E! · · examine and lubricate your car un- America. 29' 5 iverslil joints regularly · and check -=:- More than 2,000 manuscripts, per person "YOUR PLEASURE IS OUR BUSINESS" for possible looseness in the joint books and music sheets are in the dbl. occ. 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Rt. 95) dismissal by a lower court of a / damage suit by a Milwaukee disc jockey'against the regional office of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith which· the radio per BROWN UNIVERSITY former blamed for loss of his job, according to a report in the latest .BOOKSTORE ... ~resents-a SEM-INAR ON issue of The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle. Allan E. Augustine was fired by Ralph Barnes, general manager of station WOKY, in 1974, following a talk show which featured HEWLETT-PACKARD members_ of the National Socialist White People's Party, a local Nazi PROGRAMMABLE-CALCULATORS FEATURING . . group. Augustine sued the ADL for $150,000. Barnes'also was named in HP-97 Printing Calc.ulator -.HP-67 P9cket Calculator the lawsuit. the Chronicle reported. The court record indicated that ·during the radio show, the Nazi , SPECIAL 10% used "various epithets" about Jews . ~ and blacks and that Augustine fail DISCOUNT ON ed to push the button which would have deleted such material. Augustine also failed to use a stan All PURCHASES dard disclaimer tape to the effect that the views expressed were those s750 AT THE SEMINAR of the guests and not of the station. In upholding the ruling of the Milwaukee County Circuit Court; which rejected Augustine's claims