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VOLUME LVIII, NUMBER 20 FRIDAY.JULY 18, 1975 16PAGES 20cPERCOPY Kissinger Upset By Statement Issued By Egypt On UN Force WA.SHINGTON: Secretary of .reached before then or if the United State Kissinger said here that Nations Security Council adopted a Egypt's threat not to renew the resolution ...:. certain to be Iejected mandate of the United Nations by Israel - demanding an Israeli peace-keeping force in Sinai was withdrawal from all Arab "extremely unfortunate" and territories occupied since the war of complicated American efforts to 1967. bring about a new Egyptian-Israeli KiMlnger and Aides Worried agreement. . At the United Nations, Secretary Speaking at a news conference in General Waldheim said that the Milwaukee before flying back to Middle East situation looked Washington from a Middle West especially dangerous after the visit, Mr. Kissinger seemed Egyptian announcement. But he exasperated by the Egyptian move, said he was confident that Egypt which he said had come as a would agree to a renewal of the surprise to the United States. mandate if the Security Council Top officials were consulting took "certain steps." here on the significance of the Although Premier Yitzhak ·ambiguously worded letter from Rabin of Israel seemed to react Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy to calmly to the Egyptian move, Mr. Secretary General Waldheim. Kissinger and his aides were - A projection of the new building to be added lo ·1he Jewish Home for the Aged The letter seemed to leave open a worried that Cairo's letter could _possibility of keeping the make it more difficult for Mr. 4,200-member United Nations Rabin to obtain wide support for Plan Groundbreaking For Home For Aged force in place beyond the July 24 the concessions required for an expiration only if an accord was accord on Sinai. A groundbreaking ceremony for together with the architectural total of 255 beds. the new building for the Jewish firm of Robinson Green Beretta The groundbreaking ceremony Home for the Aged, to be follow have been working steadily to de and dinner will be held on the Rabin Warns That Statement ed by a dinner, is being planned vise a plan to provide a new and grounds of the Jewish Home for for Wednesday, August 6, it has modern facility capable of provid the Aged at 99 Hillside Avenue. A May Je~p_a!~ize Negotiatio_ns been announced by Max A!perin, ing the highest-q1Htli~f skilled large tent will be erected to ac president and general chairman of nursing care, rehabilitation and commodate the anticipated au JERUSALEM: Premier Y-itzhak withdrawal from occupied the Home. personal care for the elderly. The dience. Invitations life b_eing Rabin warned Egypt that her territory. He indicated, however, Mr. Alperin said that after sev other members of the building mailed this week a'nd it is urged threatened refusal to extend the that the force could remain in place eral years of study and prepara committee are Milton M. that acceptances be returned mandate of the United Nations after that date and that it would be tion, the building plans have been Dubinsky, Irving I. Fain, Irving promptly. Emergency Force in Sinai could up to the Security Council to deal finalized, and bids fron'i several Kronenberg, David Penn and Je A committee of hosts and host jeopardize the negotiations on a with its future. contractors have been received. It rome R, Sapolsky. esses for the groundbreaking din new Sinai accord and undermine Mr. RaQin, in a formal statement is expected that the contract will The new complex will be a ner is being set up by the follow the existing disengagement opening a gebate on foreign policy, be awarded within the next week. ; brand new facility consisting of ing persons as cochairmeri: Mr. agreement. said: "If Egypt is interested in not The building committee under' 200 beds as well as modernization and Mrs. Norman I. Fain, Mr. Speaking before Parliament, Mr. harming the separation-of-forces the cochairmanship of Harold of the 1953 wing which consists of and Mrs. Stanley Grossman and Rabin stressed that Israel was agreement, it will also have to Leavitt and Alexander Rumpler approximately 55 beds making a Mrs. Leonard I. Salmanson. observing the terms of the existing honor the existence and authority agreement on the basis of of the UNEF." Islamic Countries Demand Jerusalem reciprocity and that the continued Find Detailed Plans ,\ presence of the 4,000-man United JIDDA, Saudi Arabia: The Turkey, members of the Islamic An immediate test of Iranian and Nations force in the Sinai · buffer For Attacks On Jews Islamic countries are working with conference, for military as well as Turkish intentions, as well as those zone was an integral part of that more determination than ever to diplomatic support in the event of a of some African countries agreement. · PARIS: "Minutely detailed plans recover Moslem religious and new Arab war with Israel. ·~{epresented here, will be what The Egyptian Foreign Minister, for attacks" on the Israeli political rights in Jerusalem as part In the past, Iran and Turkey measures they take to carry out a Ismail Fahmy, surprised a Cairo Ambassador to France, Asher Bcn of a Palestinian state. remained aloof from the wars with · resolution adopted calling on all news conference here with the Natan, and unidentified Jewish This was the main theme of the Israel, but both countries are now members to "sever their political, warning that Egypt would not figures in France and Britain were sixth Islamic conference of foreign clearly leaning toward the Arabs, cultural and · economic relations renew the mandate when it expires found in the papers of a Lebanese ministers from 40 countries of partly because of Moslem bonds with fsrael and work to expel Israel July 24 unless the Security Council terrorist killed in the "Carlos Africa, Asia and the Middle East. and largely because of political and from the United Nations." moved to assure a speedy .Israeli affair" in Paris, the French Interior They were told by King Khalid of economic interests. Turkey has full diplomatic Ministry reported here. Saudi Arabia that the foremost OIi and Security IIISlla relations with Israel and there is In a communique summing up goal of all Moslcms must be to see Iran has security interests in the considerable contact between Predicts War investigations in the case, the Jerusalem "once again Arab, free, Persian Gulf that depend on 20,000 Jews in Turkey and 200,000 ministry said "Carlos" - a pure and dedicated to Allah and cooperation with the Arab states. Turkish Jews who have emigrated In Mid-East Venezuelan-born terrorist said to the faith." As a major oil producer, Iran has a to Israel since 1948. be actually named llich Ramirez , BEIRUT, Lebanon: Yasir Israeli troops conquered East vital economic interest in the Iran and Israel maintain consular Sanch~ - had an important role Arafat, the Palestinian guerrilla Jerusalem from Jordan during the strength of the Organization of relations. Iran sells oil to Israel and in the ' terrorist squads and leader, predicting an imminent new six:day war of 1967. Petroleum Exporting Countries, also sends oil through an Israeli "everything leads to the belief' that war in the Middle East, said in an which has seven Arab members. pipeline from the Gulf of Aqaba to he headed the groups. Earlier Islamic conferences, interview last week that his forces Turkey has turned s harply the Mediterranean . Carlos shot to death two French adopted resolutions opposing had stepped up attacks on Israel toward the wealthy Arab countries counterespionage agents and Israel's annexation of Jerusalem's A Pakistani source said that the and would launch even more in the for economic and political support Michel Moukarbel, a Lebanese Arab quarter, including the Al Islamic committee on Jerusalem future. since the rise of oil prices after the who led them to the Paris Aksa Mosque, one of the shrines of would follow up on all aspects of "As you well know, we have 1973 M iddlc East war and the apartment where Carlos was Islam. the Palestinian question, including escalated our activities in the Turkis_h invasion of Cyprus a year staying on June 27. Carlos is still In a further step, the sixth an effort to rally votes for a occupied territories, a fact easily ago. being hunted and was last reported conference set up a permanent resolution at the coming session of discovered from the declarations of in Britain. committee of 13 members, ELECTED CHAIRMAN the General Assembly to expel the military and information Mr. Moukarbel, the ministry including a delegate of the Palestine WASHINGTON : Robert Israel from the United Nations. officers in Israel," Mr. Arafat said said, was the head of "a logistic Liberation Organization, to Schwartzberg, assistant director of The action would be presented as in an interview. support, network for an extreme conduct a global diplomatic B' nai B' rith's community volunteer a sa nction by the world body for "We will continue to escalate leftist organization, still being campaign to establish Moslem services, was elected chairman of Israel's continued occupation of more and more because we have identified," which was preparing rights in Jerusalem. the National Coordinating Council Arab territories despite Security homes and our rights there, and we attacks and kidnappings in Western This decision could lead to on Drug Education at its annual Council and General Assembly must recover them . We have no Europe and particularly France demand by the Arabs to Iran and meeting here. resolutions. choice. These arc our homes." and Britain.
Let Y.our. Heart Be Your Guide .:...support The JHFA Building Fund 2 ~ THE RHODB'l6UA'ND"FIERi\LD,"FRIDAY; JU~Y' l8; 1975 g;ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss SSSSiiflJ He was the founder and presi dent of the Lang Jewelry Com FISHER ObitUQries pany in Providence. Mr. Newman MEMORIAL c.sssssssssssssssssssssso,ss\gss,s\isssssssssssss• was a member · of the Manufac- MRS. joHN J. ROUSLIN delphia, Pennsylvania, Jessie turing Jewelers and Silversmiths CHAPELS Funeral services for Annette Rothman and Freda Silverman, Association of America and served Rouslin, 78, formerly of 90 Pon- both of Providence; three grand- on the President's Council on 972 WEST SHORE RD. JEWISH 422 NORTH MAIN SJ. WARWICK, R.I. FALL RIVER, MASS. tiac Avenue, who died July 8, chjldren and one great-grandchild. Mental Retardation. He was also 738-5300 FUNERAL 617-677-9439 were held July 10 at Temple Beth • • • a Pioneer Worker for the Hope DIRECTORS· * El. Burial was in Sons of Israel BERNARD DAUM Fields School of Sandwich, Masc R.WIGHTMAN M. FISHER and David Cemetery. Funeral services for Bernard sachusetts . . The widow of Dr. John J. Rous- Daum, 67, of Sherwood on Bel- - He was a member of Temple lin, she was born in Yonkers, New levue Avenue, Newport, who died Emeth of Sandwich, Massachu- y ork, a daughter· of the late Abra- • July 11 after a long ill'1ess, were setts. ham and Bertha (Kriss) Berger. held the same day at Mount Sinai Besides his wife, he is survived She had lived in Pr.ovidence for Memorial Chapel. Burial was in · by two sons, Dr. Morton B. New- more than 40 years before moving Sharon Memorial Park, Sharon, man of Newton, Massachusetts, SHRIMP to Cranston six years ago. Massachusetts. and Barry R. Newman of Edge- EVERY MON.·· TUES. -WED. Mrs. Rouslin was a .house- The husband of Martha (Kes- wood; a daughter Miss Linda JUMBO All Day and Night j mother at the University of Con- sler) Daum, he was born in Bos- Newman of Brookline; a brothcc, BAKED VEGETABLE nccticut from 1964 to 1969 before ton, Massachusetts, on August 23, Sam Newman of Riverdale, New 4 STUFFED & POT ATO $2 9 s returning to Rhode Island. 1907, a son of the late Louis and York, and five grandchildren SHRIMP . STURBRIDGE INN • She was a member of Temple Mil
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r. c.,,, ~-~- ·- --- THE ODYSSEY OF THE SS ST. 'LOUIS by DR. JAY N. FISHBEIN the SS St. Louis by the Hamburg-Ameri . The 9th day of Ab holds tremendous can Line to 937 Jews. This ship was one significance for the Jews, and is a day of of th.e· last to leave Nazi Germany before universal mourning. It commemorates the World War II erupted. In addition to the destruction of the Temple by the Romans financial gain, the propaganda value the under Titus in the year 70 AD and is also German anticipated would be even ·great- the anniversary of the earlier destruction er. . . of the first Temple under Nebuchadnezzar The passengers lived in constant dread in 586 BC. .• that they might encounter. new difficulties FRIDAY.JULY 18, 1975 The 6th day of June 1939 should also or that the voyage be canceled. Even after be commemorated and held as a day of it pulled away from the dock they were mourning as it presaged the destruction of fearful that it might be recalled and even -Your· European Jewry. On that fateful day, 36 when it was on the high seas continued to years a110, their doom ~as sealed. Three have misgivings. They continued tO'- feel weeks earlier they had sailed from Ham uneasy with a strong presentiment that Money's burg, bound for Havana, but on arrival their travail was not over. Those who i the St. Louis was denied the right to land were superstitious or religious realized its 937 passengers. that the sailing date was the 13th which ·worth It presaged the destruction, not only of . also happened to be the Sabbath. How the half million German Jews, but the ad ever, they were fortunate fa the choice of By Sylvi.a Porter ditional millions that came under German the captain. hegemony as her armies swept into Po Captain Gustav Schroder was a little 'Sifting for Savings' in Food land and Russia, then into the Balkans man, only five feet four inches, but what and finally invaded Greece and the islands he lacked in height he more than made up How _much could you slash your:_ be much more than 40 to 45 per in courage axd integrity. He was deter food _ball merely by consistently cent; on others, they may average under Gree le or Italian domination. With the advancing armies were special mined to make his passengers as comfort choosmg the least costly version of around 20 per cent. troops under the command of Col. Adolf able as possible and gave strict orders lo each item_ on your_grocery lis! and • . l_n some instances, you must Eichmann who promptly began collecting the crew that they were to be accorded downgrad1Dg quality, convenience sacnl1ce quality to a degree - but the consideration given cruise passengers. and l~ncy labels? quality may not especially matter all Jews for shipment to concentration camps. It was Eichmann who gloated that and treated with deference. The crew co While _surely you r_ealize yo_u in the meal involved or there may if he could destroy the Jews he would ' operated completely, many going out of could a~h1cvc som~ sav1Dgs, would be no difference' at all in quality. jump into his grave laughing. He almost their way with personal acts of kindness. Y?U behc,rc a slash1Dg of your food Why not purchase a cheaper pack succeeded in accomplishing his mission. Fortunately for their peace of mind balls by an average 40 to 45 per age of carrots ii the vegetable is History fails to record whether he did in these passengers were unaware that the ~nt? _W~uld you believ~ that, even going ill.to a stew? Or why not d.eed laugh as he stood on the gallows. "visas" which they guarded so carefully ID . this era of the highest food look for lower priced beans if These refugees on the St. Louis con were worthless and that most of them p~1ccs ever, that, "trading down" you 're planning to make chile? stituted _a_n elite group. Because thfY had were destined to a miserable death in Hit stall ranks among the most signifi- • Look for 'the cheaper box or been cnt1cal of Hitler and the Nazi re ler's concentration camps. It is difficult to cant ~ay to r~uce y_our food bag in items where packaging is gime they incurred his enmity. Hitler was realize that this voyage did not take place. , bud~ct. Or that ID some items, the secondary - sugar, for instance. • determined to 'get rid of them, but, still during the dark ages, but in our own time. trad1Dg-down need not involve - • Expect to spend a lot of time hesitant about antagonizing world opinion, The tragedy that befell these passengers more than a chea~r ~ackaging a\ the chore when you are begin- chose this way to dispose of them. Mean and that later was to encompass the re form - and no sacnf1ce ID quality mng (her lists took Cris more than while an anti-refugee campaign in Cuba maining Jews in Europe was not an iso or certainly in nutritional value? two hours in each or" the first two was initiated. The majority of passengers lated instance, but simply another dark Curious aboui whether the ad- stores she checked) but, as she were women and children and the others page in"Jewish history. vantages of trad1Dg-dowli were still says, expect also to reduce this were chiefly professionals or ~en whose Massacres of Jews have occurred and as spectacular as I found them a waste of time as you know , what businesses had been confiscated, that the recurred down · through the centuries. year~ back, assigned my you WJIDI, • ~ few ! Nazis wanted out of the way. These bloixl stained records includy a youn~ ~ss1stant, C~1s, to the chofe • As 'a sipe benefit, you 'II reall}\ The ' .United States, that wonderful grim picture of tile Crusaders as they of pnc1Dg two ty~1cal market-bas- locate the stores which post the country that had always, extended a help· waded through rivers of blood in their kcts 1u three s1m1lar suburban lowest prices. Reported Cris: I mg hand to the immigrant, seemed less passage through Europe on their way to markets_- and then of_calculating calculated savings of 65 per cent eager in their welcome. Obtaining a visa the Holy Land. Later, Jews were expelled the precise differences ID terms of between the most expensive items in Nazi Germany for the United States from Spain where they had lived for cen dollars and percentages. in the most expensive store and was not only time consuming but fraught turies, had made notable contribµtions ··1 saved so much, it was un- · the cheapest counterparts in the with danger. Frequently the long lines and where many had risen to positions of real!" she reported to me when least expensive store. "This is cer- waiting outside the consulate would be at prominence. shc had completed her assignment. tainly worth the cost of driving to tacked' by Storm Troopers and beaten or The so called r Dark Ages" were much "I had not realized what it cost to the cheapest store." herded onto trucks for shipment to con darker for the Jews whose lives and prop make 'quality' the paramount is- • Forget "convenience" if low- centration camps. Those tl)at did succeed erty were never secure. From the closing su~;" . est cost is your goal. No pre- in obtaining a visa found it necessary 10 years of the I9th century into the 20th, . The dra_wback _as the amount of peeled vegetables, no pre-pattied resort to bribes to obtain the applicatio!J- six trials for ritual murder took place. In tam~ s~nt m the Job of 'sifting for hamburgers, no single servings. - and to have it expedited. And finally there 1911 Mendel Beilis was tried in Russia savings. But as I became accus- • But don't worry about sacri- was the matter of exit taxes. The con for ritual murder and after two , years of tomed to where and what the bar- !icing nutritional value. You'll sulate officials were ill prepared to handle torture and torment was released, broken g_ams wc.~c, I cut my shopping probably come out even here, for the vast number of applicants and re in health and spirit. tame too. . . . you're buying essentially the iden- ceived scant encouragement from our Senior citizens will recall the Kishinev What Cris did was pncc foods tical foods in less costly form. State Department. ' pogroms which took place during the from two carefully planned gro- Unless you truly need or want It was difficult to meet the rigid re years 1903 through I917 when Jews were ~cry lists - a large list of 70 to, you can stop short of cutting to quirements of our immigration authorities mucdcred under the direction of the Rus items for the comprchcns1vc needs the bottom of the price scale. But who required evidence of good moral sian government. Those that tried to de of a family of four, a smaller list there arc so many places where .character, and the record of an arrest in fend themselves were shot down by the to supply one or two persons for the cuts would be no sacrifice at Germany was often sufficient to bar an Cossacks. Finally, alarmed by the brutal an average ~eek. . . all that I 1_1rgc you to sec for your- applicant, regardless of its nature. Only ity of the· massacres the Duma demanded She obtained perm1ss1on from self how much you can save this those that were well off financially had in the resignation of the Cabinet. Instead the the store managers in an indcpen- summer and fall. fluential German friends or were suf Tsar dissolved the Duma. dent store and members of two ficiently prominent to discourage- abuse When the Nazis came to. power Hitl~r national chains to price all the Hans Morgenthau Calls were able to surmount these difficulties. repeatedly threatened the "extermination items herself - the most ex- In the early years of the Nazis coming of the Jews," but neither the German pensive in a category, the least US I 1· E It I Jews or the world at large paid any atten costly. Herc is her short list of cv- srae I m assy nept to power, they were willing to permit emi gration as long as all possessions were left tion. It was regarded as meaningless TEL AVIV : Prof. Hans eryday items: behind. The difficulty was in finding a bombast and generally ignored. Visitors to Morgenthau, addressing an One-half gallon milk; haven and this became increasingly diffi Germany, like Pierre Van Passen, who intimate and closed mcetins of 20 I dozen eggs; cult as the neighboring countries became spoke with Hitler personally, warned that I pound butter; persons representing vario111 circles bis statements should be taken seriously. in Israel, strongly castigated the burdened with destitute ·refugees. I pound ground beef; The St. Louis passengers had purchased However, no one could decide what 16 slices American chce9e; Israeli Embassy in America as · in good faith what they considered to be should be done with Germany's half mil inept. Morgenthau rated the 24 ounces peanut butter; legitimate visas, but which were merely lion Jews and time was dissipated in fruit performance of the embassy iri I pound perk coffee; landing permits. Manuel Benitez. director less conferences and discussions. Washington as unsatilfactory, and 2 IO-ounce packages frozen of Cuban immigration sold over 4,000 of The admittance to this country of Jew had especially critical words to say vegetables; these permits on Cuban government sta• ish refugees was opposed by some south about the handling of public I pound can baked beans; tionery, with appropriate seals, at Sl50 ern senators as well as various "patriotic" information. The famous but I pound franfurters; each, amassing a personal fortune. So groups. The American public was stirred controversial academician charged 7 ounces can tuna fish; great was the demand for these permits up by the Nazi propaganda machine that the Informational Section is I pound loaf white bread; that they sold on the black market at sev whi~h carried on a massive campaign staffed by talentless dilettantes I bar soap (to illustrate non- eral times face value. It was then contin against the Jews. In an ellort to win whose track record in their field is food items). gent on the permit holder to find passage American support, they warned that the At the independent store, the clOIC to zero. on a ship to a country that would accept Jews would thrust this country into war. professor also dicloscd that o:pensive items came to SI 5 vs The him. The government allowed several The Americans had no desire to become Ambasaador Dinitz was dubious S10.64 for the cheapest; at the weeks to secure such passage under threat involved and a strong isolationist feeling food chain stores, the comparisons that 76 U.S. senatorial signaturca of arrest and deportation to a concentra• was created. The Jews were de,cribcd as could be obtained on a letter to were Sl2.81 YS $8.85 and SIJ. 17 vs tion camp. "untermenchen" and the public urged to Pres. Ford in Israel's behalf. S9.44. More specific details would· Germany saw the opportunity of rid deny them admittance lest they "defile" be self«feating because prices t,ccording to Morgenthau, Dinitt ding herself of her undesirable Jews and the population. YU)' so widely from area to area. was under the imprcaaion ( whicfl at he same time making a substantial he got from Hairy Kiuinpr) that • By trad.i•-do"11, you can in profit. Consequently space was 101d on (To be continued ne~i. week) deed adlieve enor,,nous savinp. the climate in Conarcu was not in - I• ,,1 ., On . SClftk! itetns. ,~ l■ YipP wiU - J.,.el!I'• ffvqr .• r • • • • -
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.\ l'l'Hl1 RHODE' IStA!'illJ HERALt'),'FRIDAV:['JUL Y' 181 1975 :_ 5' • ♦ O ♦ O .0\4 0 0 C O O_4 '- . VQICES CONCERN reports followed the visit to Britain Pound Sfefling. British officials JERUSALEM: Foreign Minister by Egyptian Foreign Minister \ have termed the reports premature Yigal Allon called in the British Ismail Fahmy. They spoke of deals - but have not denied -1heir Only Ambassador, Sir Bern)ard ·.\otalling nearly half a billion substance. · Ledwiedge to voice Israel's concern In America..,- over reports of impending massive Britain-Egypt arms deals'. The Jeffrey By ( fomerly of Manor Beauty Salon, Muffy's) Harry 1··T·a·i,rifc*~a;_~·.·i: will be at • Rl.1,...._.,t...., R.L • Golden : Phone(401) 789-0221 . ' : A .A BEAUTY TIME :"'...... ~,~ I 804 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE I, ,MIi -~~/,- i as of July 23rd ct : r,.,:. r. . ·> : PHONE 831-9589 for appointment : Musical! A Kind Word .. -----=--'--"t , .:.. , PREVIOUSLY SCHEDULED APPOINTMENTS For the Bottle , WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY TRANSFERRED. New York State's Liquor Au i -JULY22-AUG.3 i thority has decided to let distillers ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. Edward JEFFREY - and winemakers offer their hooch Gelfand of Glen Oaks, New York, .. .. in fancy bottles. Imported cognac announce the engagement of their : .. ' : from France and black berry wine , daughter, Lynn Carol, to Ronald . . . . - . t -;-~ . . . lf' : from Japan were offered in crystal Charles Markoff, son of Mr. and JACK'S FABRICS 61 falcons and hand-painted porce Mrs. Henry W. Mcvkoff of !'rovi : l~~-::.~;~~L2 P'l...a. : dence. : ''G1i..'sfffyTM"s.t.W,S&l2 : lain. The American distillers were 1*************************** . getting restless. Miss Gelfand received her BS, FOR HOME cum laude, in elementary educa WIENER TRAVEL . The reasori for . the ban goes tion from the State University of OR OFFICE back to the repeal of Prohibition. New York at Buffalo, and her Dorothy Ann Wiener Those who framed the law sus- . masters degree from Boston Uni- . "YOUR TRAVEL AGENT" Inc, CUSTOM DRAPES pected that anything that lent class versify in special education. For or prestige or interest to ordinary the past two years, she has been SLIPCOVERS whisky would do a disservice to a learning disabilities specialist in WINDOW SHADES temperance. the Nashua, New Hampshire, Most state-controlled stores in - school system. BEDSPREADS the South stock a quantity of rolls Mr. Markoff was graduated UPHOLSTERING from Brown University with ·a ' of paper lowels. When a Jady pur 7 chases two or three bottles, the bachelors and masters· degree in classics, magna cum laude, Phi '6 CA.LL clerks stuff the paper towels on Beta Kappa. He was the recipient 6 725-2160 top so her neighbors will think of the Lucius Lyons Prize for ex she's been' shopping at the super cellence in Latin. After atte!"ding C H 725 DEXTER STREET market. This happens to be a very : the Amos Tuck School of Business A 0 HOURS: 9: 30 A.M. TO. 5: 30 CENTRAL FALLS good deal for the· manufacturers of Administration, he received his p law degree from Boston College L paper wels. It is the o despair of L . E , temperance workers. this past May. · Some years ago a clever distiller Miss Gelfand's father is general manager of Ruby Nash, food dis ~ ISRAEL s in Georgia decided to bottle T "white lightning" legally. White tributors in New York City. Her 2 LOVES mother is associated with Sharon • lightning is the bootleg corn liquor p that is poured liberally throughout Fabrics, a textile firm in New York 6(0MP ANY ~~=-=~ ~m City. Mr. Markoff's father heads 2 1111\1 R .;alRAND the South. the architectural engineering firm , 'o GO ANYT1mt! O· At first he had relatively little of Henry-W. Markoff Associates iiL o 2 ncl 3 WEEK TOURS v. success in marketing it. He could Providence. His mother is. Florence I ' a not believe the bootleg lightning Markoff who writes and narrates . PRICES REDUCED SEPT. 1 was better than his. Then he hit the radio program, "R.I. Portraits 1,L_;.;;,;,,a~=;,;,;;;a_,;;..,;,;.;.~ I upon the happy idea of bottling in Sound." ' A 8/29-9/1 s the lightning in tegular Mason An October wedding is B BERMUDA p SECURITIES SYSTEMS E jars, just like the bootlegger. planned. o SOUTHAMPTON 288 BUSINESS• RESIDENTIAL R PRINCESS C .I A variety of diguises were many · institutions the inmate is I 1'.,.. adopted to cloak liquor . during considered an "object." D Rd. trip JIOSTON •3 TAX A 2 meals daily A Prohibition. Bootleggers used to Experimentations are carried y . L set up as florists to deliver the out in violation of the Hippocratic stuff inside' wr,caths and gladioli Oath and the Nuremberg Code. Call today for brochure arrangements. When I worked in • Certain physicians are less con SEPT. 27 TO OCT. 4 . RICK BERRY ..- Wall Street, the bootlegger lookell cerned with the welfare of, their S.S. OCEANIC just like a client coming into the patients than with their own "sci Security Analyst brokerage to go over his portfolip Cruise to NASSAU entific'l curiosity. escorted° by (401) 722-8070 except that he was carrying his It appears that these ex portfolio. and it was unusually periments are carried out on . ·IRV WIENER heavy. patients who are helpless for Cabins available All I hope is that the distillers various reasons, such as welfare at •335;•400;•410 do not take away the ordinary recipients, infants, children, preg Reserve today CENEBAL CORPORATION bottle that many of us have dearly nant- women, dying, the old, prison 766 HOPE ST. 126 BANK STREET come to love. The unadorned fifth inmates, mental defective~. ' PROVIDENCE ATTLEBORO, MASS. 02703 of bourbon is a symbol of comfort Apparently many experimenters (617) 226-0626 and help in a world too often rent regard the only risk involved in CALL 272-6200 by distress and tension. their activity as a danger to their LL CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED The Human Guinea Pigs personal reputation in consequence for a long time there has been of a legal action against them public and medical disquiet re selves. garding conditions in hospitals, Juvenile delinquency in the mental institutions and prisons and USA seems to carry with it hsz SKIN PROBLEMS? therapeutic abuse of patients: There ards not previously suspected. The is ample documentation that in (Continued on page 5 ) If you are unhappy with your present skin condi John R.-lernardo Jr., M.D. F.A.C.S. tion; come to Tiff~ny's Skin Care Center. learn to WISHES TO ANNOUNCE properly ca~e for your particular. skin type with THAT HE IS NO LONGER ASSOCIATED WITH THE BRISTOL MEDICAL QNTER professional supervision and guidance. HE WILL CONTINUE TO HOLD OFFICE HOURS FOR THE. PRACTICE OF GENE)!AL SURGERY.AT: -, PHYSICIANS OFFIQ BUILDING ' , \ 110 LOCltWOOD smn CONSULTATIONS PRIVATE• MEN AND BOYS WELCOMED l'IOVIOINCI, I .I. 02903 OfFICf HOUIIS Ta.: 161-643> Ms. Lorraine Beal, RN, BSN _tY µ,c>IMlf!'fNT · ,21.Jn1 Skin Care Consultant SKIN CARE CENTER SERVICES .------~-i AID-MAINTENANCE co. I Facials Hair Removal (Waxing 24 HOUR IAN110I SERVICE , I Eyebrow Arching Method) Face-Arms-Legs II THOROUGM DAILY OR NIGHTLY I Individual Eyelash Installment Manicuring I MAINTENANCE PIOGRAM 1 Hair and Scalp Aseet1Bment I CX>MMEROAL & INDUSTRIAL WANING I I Fllll DTERIOI & INTEIIOI QEANING SERVICES I • AU JOIS ,uuy SUHIVISED IY MANAGE MINT l!flSONNll I I SERVINGR.l. &SO. MASS. I 300 Co■ 11ry R-' I COMPLElEL Y IIONDED & INSURED 722 • 6627 lftti-rfllftoll 38 CHURCH ST .• PAWTUCKET I ', !45-;1232 ------~ 6-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1975 territories of the N,:gev continue lo r.cmain unpop'ulated. This Almost 90% Of Jews In Israel Concentrated In -Five Cities situation, say the demographers, is TEL AVIV - The avowed live in ugriculturul ·settlements small circle around the ci;ies •of Demographers point out that fraught with much danger lo poli~-y of ull Israeli governments ( mos ha vi m ) and 2. 3 % in Jerusalem, Haifa and Beersheba. predsc:ly after the 6-Day W,ar, in Israel's security and the sin~-.: the creation of the State, to kibbutzim. Within a radius of 15 Elsewhere the population is small which Israel's borders were consequences are no less perilous see the population spread kilometers, the center of which is and scallered. In the entire Negev substantially enlarged, the innux from a political and social throughout the length and breadth Te I Aviv, I he re is a dense south of Beersheba, which accounts into the circle around Tel Aviv was standpoint. of the land, has met with no concentration of 1,250,000 people, for half of the total israeli territory, the gr,;,atest and the popu)ation suL-..-es.s. Almost 90% of the Jewish which' accounts for almost half of there arc only 30,000 souls; while in there rose by 212,000. Al the same 3 out of 5 housewives read news population is concentrated in 5 the entire population. The the center of the Galilee it is the time, the population in the Galilee paper food ads prior to shopping cities. while only 5% of the people remaining half is concentrated in a A rahs who arc a majority. declined by 7%, and the vast open for groceries. . --Nuclear oflers-an 11111118 c safety record
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T~-~-·R~·~~~·l~LA~~,~~R~i:t~ ;~,~:d{~·1s:;9;;~7 .. -- -.... ,_. .. TO HELP EGYPT widen aiid deepen ihe Suez Canal TOK YO: Japan 'is moving ahead for ships up___to _25Q,O When you are solicited . • . let your Heart be your Guide I 8-THE RHODE" iSLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 181 1975 MEMBERS OF THE TOURN~ Lohman and Tedi and Sid (: ~· Morris and Charlotte Cofman and Lee qnd Norm Horvitz Dave and Rowena Schwartz and UI and Hy Lepes ' . Fay and Morris Levin and Estelle and Bernie Cohen Al and Eunice Schuster and Dot and Irwin Rubin The First "Mixed Couples I a t the Crestwood Country Ch a n Friday, July 4, with a fie l lee Lusk and Or. Ma nual a with a 58; Hy and lorroin, with a second low net of 59 Sob and Norma Boker and I ger and Hy and Sea Horvit: and Ruth Cohen. There wos Moury and Edith Kusnitz, E, Alibie and Edwina Somdperi fifth low net between Sid or, and Harry and Freda Tinko~ Because of a production J prior to press time, the ( usual standards. We are Bev and Charin c.hn and Bernie and JNephine Goodless Maury and Edith Kusnitz and Miriam Seligman -and Ernie Hoestery II THE RHODE ISLAND H.ERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1975,-9 f, J'l I~ I I , I I I --<• ] I I i I◄ SECONo Low . nor Soclcnoff NET: Hy 0nd Lor, . een a,ne Iv. . e,snian 0nd H Y afld fleQ •. Fran and Hy Berger and Bea and Hy Horvitz Harry and Sylvia Kelman and Betty and Leo Frye Seymour and Gladys Sugarman and Irv and Doris Ackerman Evelyn and Ben Le rner and Sylvia and Meyer Jarcho iur Boll/Best Boll" Tournament ever held , in Rehoboth, Mossochusetts, took ploce of 5-4 couples. Winners were Jerry ond j Cynthia Fokoo, first low net winners Weisman and Hy and Eleonr Socknoff 'or third low net there was o tie among ':>f and Tilda Schwartz, Hy and Fron Ber and tw,yer and Sylvia Jorcho and Syd two way tie for fourth low net between ie Hoestery and Miriam Seligman, and ,nd Al and Arline Abrams, and also /or Tedi Green and Syd and Sylvia Lohman ,nd Sid and Edna Smith ► blem which could not be resolved ,stwood piclVres ~ not meet our printing them this week. Al and Arline Abrams and Edwina and Albie Sarndperil Melba Kaplan, Florence and Bob Newman and Jim Kaplan ·' · : t.:-r A '. h-!~'. .' '. _\ _::1.~·-· c.. ,, ~.:l,t ' ::.r , F ·, 1·r. I'>. •t, i•1.-, ...... ~ ...... 10-THE RHOD~1;1DJ:IE~ALD, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1975 Bernie and Rose Gergel and Ben and Evelyn Lerner Bob and Zelda Kudish and Lynn and Irv Silverman Al and Jan Utwin and Bev and Connie-Wilkes Hy and Bernice Zale:rnick and Mike and Honey Silverstein Bob and Norma Baker and Tilda and Izzy Schwartz Max and Ida Fish md Irene Horowitz and Bob Bliss Don Cohen, Sid and Mimi Miller and Botty Cohen Mannie and Glacfy, Shapiro and Helen and Joey lavine THE RHO.DE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY, w t v is. 1975- II 7 out of IO teenagers read a :;;"""-C'"....,..._,...... ,...... ,...... ,...... ,...... ,..._,.-....,..._,r....,..._,....._r_.,...... ,...... ,...... ,...... ,...... ,...... ,...... ,...... ,...... ,...... ,...... ,..._,...... ,...... ,...... ,...... ,...... ,...... ,...... ,...... ,...._,..-....,...... ,...... ,,.._...,.....,...... ,...._,c newspaper on an average day. HARRY GOLDEN CREATIVE PIES AND CAKES (Continued from page 5) Paitents in mental hospitals, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL pimpled gangster of today may once classified, become objects for find himself the bilious guinea pig experimentation. The purpose of Cream Pies Shortcakes and our of tomorrow. It seems a liule this classification. is to provide para-legal control disguised as Famous Cheese Pie hard, perhaps, for a boy who has WE DELIVER AND BAKE SEVEN DAYS A WEEK spent his formative years learning benevolent medical treatment or FOR REST AUR ANTS INSTITUTIONS & PARTIES t ht> t ra\·l'I how to dodge flick knives to fall certain types of deviant behavior. victim to intercostal perforation by This classification is necessary -CALL 737-9591 orl81-S092 proft>ssiona Is a liver puncture needle. because openly to classify mental :!L~.M- hospitals as agencies of social con• 145s OAKLAWN AVENUE, CRANSTON R.I. JORDAN MARSH The position of the incurably ill trol would be in ostentatious 12 Hour Advance Notice Required For Cakes & Pies WARWICK MALL whose condition is progressively deteriorating is specifically pre• ·violation of the constitution' for carious. -H~ will submit to any their inmates have been deprived procedure even if hazardous, and .of their freedom without having if pressed to volunteer, he will give been convicted by due process of . i August 16-21 his consent. The hope and will to violating the law. ~The Falstaff Restaurant Join in the celebration. 6 day live are strong. Thus the psychiatrist achieves program inc. r.t. air via Eastem The patient may volunteer for enormous power, protected by th_e '-• Specials of the Day Excluding Holidays Airlines, 5 nights accom• community, society and the estab• modations at the Travelodge at an experimental or hazardous situ• --- Cl0SEDMONDAYS · Lake Buena Vista, 2 days admis• ation provided that the physician lishment. The hospital psychiatrist lions to Disney World with tickets has informed him properly, within has practically absolute powers Sun. CHOICE SIRLOIN STEAK'...... '4. 95 8 over the inmate's life within the for attractions each day, all the rules of the Nuremberg Code. Tues. CHOICE SIRLOIN BEEF KA-BOB ...... '4.95 transfen, porterage, and grat• walls of the institution. Often he But what about the insane and Wed PETTE FILET MIGNON ...... '5.25 uities. , 229 ~'='"'· mentally handicapped in in• determines whether or not pow• chlcl,en vnder t2 , 139 erlul drugs s~ould be adminis• Thurs. PRIME RIB ...... : ...... '5.95 _pluslS~hl!e:!!!,in:_d~. stitutions, who are forced to sub• S DAY/4 NIGHT NOGIAM AlSO AVAi mit to experimentation wiih con• tered, electro·shock therapy given Fri. BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP ...... '5.50 MlE AUG. 21-25. CALLUS FOa DETAILS. or even exploratory brain oper• siderable risk: are they also Includes Potato, Vegetable, Salad _ volunteers? ations performed. The real power, common to .JCT. RTE. 6 & 114A, S~ONK, MASS. even the most paternalistic in• _ stitutions, is the power to hold the .....______TEL.: 336-:-8250·-----' NEW ENGLAND person without consent and with· out "due process." VISITS ISRAEL , Nazi doctors were not ordered The Providence Countiy School,' to perform experiments and selec Day I tions for the gas cham hers. They Homogeneous groups: Congregations, Institutions, volunteered, programmed and Announces j Organizations, Communities, Qubs1 Professionals took an active part in all phases of the ~euthanasia program. They - f GOING TO ISRAEL were convinced that the inmate and patient was a subhuman, who The Addition of a Fifth Grade to Jaly 11- New En11land Jewish-Singles (ages 30-45). · had no rights. He was classified as ., It Jaly 27 - International Congress on Child Dental Health. a "thing" which could be sub• its Middle School . Aupst 4 - Temple Beth-El, Sudbury, led by Rabbi Larry Kushner. · jected to any kind of experiment · Beginning in-September, 1975. Aagast 4-Aapst 21 - Israel and Greek Isles Cruise with and cruelty. Providence Community. · An increasing number of medic J Aupst 16 - Law seminar of the International Association al men express their . abhorrence ' f of Jewish lawyers and Jurists -N .E. Bar Group. regarding prevailing conditions in various fields of medicine which Inquiries may be addressed to : Aupst 11-Aapst 25 - Hartford .Community "Relaxes on ft Ashkelon" Vacation. indicates ·that the spirit of the de• Edward M. Ames, Jr. ' · Aug. 19-Sept. 2 - Singles Camping in Israel. valuation of human life, as .prac• Aapst 25-September 11 - New Haven Visits Israel and ticed under Hitler's regim, has Director of Admissions f Rome. survived. 43s-s17o · / September IS-September 29 - Newton Visits Israel for Suc- The laws in many countries pro coth. . v ide the psychiatrists with September 22-0ctober 6 - Rachel's Israel led by Mrs. enormous powers. ,Government Rachel Batrom. and private funds finance ex I September 23-0ctober 7 - Cape Cod Celebrates Simchat perimentations on human beings PIERCE & ROSENFIELD I Torab in Israel. over which the donators have little r September 25--0ctober 9 - Springfield's Annual Simchas or no control. c· l MEAT & POUL TRY MARKET , ::: J Torah Tour, I~ by Eunice and Mel Lepow. I 136 OAKLAND AVE . '· across from Temple Beth David I September 29-0ctober 13 - Autumn Trip to Israel, led by I Mr. A. Bernard Shurdut. , · ■ October 6--0ctober 20 - Temple Kehillath Israel led by LOOK AT THIS! .:: I Rabbi and Mrs. Manuel Saltzman. :1!"~~£!~:======-;" October IS-No•-ber 5 - New England Country Club BBQ CHICKENS Members at Tel Aviv Country Club. GOOD FOOD f: 99cLB. : . October 16--0ctober 26 - Holy Year Tour to Jerusalem • MODERATELY PRICED ,, ' and Rome. MENU Oct. 16--0ct. 30 - New Engla.nd Visits Israel. I October 19 - 8th International Congress on Suicide Pre •COCKTAILS• LB. vention and Crisis Intervention. 1.39 I· Oct. 19-0ct. 29 - Temple Shalom, led by Rabbi Eliot I ' Somers. j A 1-3888 WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF KOSHER FROZEN FOODS October 19-0ctober 29 - Temple Beth Avodah, led by 2318 WEST SHORE RD., WARWICK, R.I. • Rabbi and Mrs. Robert Miller. •·· October 19-0ctober 29 - Singles Conclave to Israel and Amsterdam, led by Mr. Joel Krensky lfflfflllllllllllllAlllHUIIIIIIUIHHllllllllllllllllllllllllllftllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHllllllllllllffllHllllflHHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNIIIIIIIIINIIIHHHllltlllll October 19-0ctober 29 - Third Interfaith Mission, led by PROFESSIONAL! _~------~------~ , . ' . INSURED Rabbi Murray Rothman October 20-0ctober 30 - Golden Tour to the Holy Land· and Ath~ns, led by Mr. Ben.Porter Oct. 20-NoY. 3-South Area JCC, led by Mrs. Eleanor l Landa October 22-Nonmber I - St. John the Baptist, led by Rev. · .;..w~, ~1ea~5~~~~ ' Antonio A. Cintolo 14 Octoller 27-Nonmller 10 - Temple Beth Zion, led by Rab• _._. , . . Only HALL FREE bi A. Rosenberg u..- .__,' tw~' _._ _ __...... :.a . IADD' L !IMS. • 11.HI Odokr 30-NOY-liler 9 ..._ South Shore Vacation Tour of _, ,..,,e o rooms --to recen,e ..,_ Pl1C!8 Israel. NOY. 3-No•. 24 - Fairwood Group, led by Rev; Victor FOR THE MORE SOILED RUG, WE ALSO OFFER: ,\bram. N••-ller 3-Nonmller 13 - Temple Beth El, led by Cantor HYDRO SOIL EXTRACTION Morton Shanok IFORMERL. Y ''STEAM" CI.EANINGI · . NOY. 6-NOY, 19 - Neurology Conference. This LIVING ROOM NOY. 9-NOY. 19- New England Region Women's American ." .. ..~.::.·; ,,., ·s2495 ORT, led by Mr. Sid Heller. '·· " ' '.~ , .. ;,",.:~ · : . Week HALL FREE' No•ealoff 10-Ncmaller 24 - Beth Israel Congregation, led Muit lleve two rooms · Only IADD'L 11MS. ,,1.111 by Rabbi and Mrs. Baruch Goldstein No•ealiler 11-No•ealiler 28 - Hartford Group, led by Mr. ~ YOUR RUG CLEAN FAR CALL NOW!! 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The monthly interest check can be a STONE welcome addition to your other monthly income for ,, the next seven years, and it is guaranteed to maturity. ■■ BANK (This advertisement is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any of these subordinated capital notes. This offering is made only by the offering circular. Old Stone Bank Subordinated Capital Notes are not deposits of Old Stone Bank and therefore are not insured by the FD.LC . They cannot be redeemed before maturity; however, ownership of the notes is transferrable.) ••. ...,... - I 0 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 181 1975- 13 When in doubt, you need look DECISION ON DRU.lit;, I no turther for the perfect gift. The JERUSALEM - The Cabinet office· liai1Jling Arabs . The Her~ld subscri_Ption is always ap has approved a decision by wl)ich separation came at the demand of preciated for birthdays or holidays Hello Again! Druze citizens will be treated the leaders oi the Druze . Call the Herald at 724-0200 . directly by the government offices, community, who noted that their ,mtl not through the govcrn1i1cn1 people serve in the army like Jews._' News of the Sports World by Warren Wolden t**~******************** ie CITY LINE : CHIPS ARE DOWN: Now that continue mesmerizing huge crowds "All-Star-Game-Weck" is history, throughout the land and should ·tRESTAURANT AND PIZZA: baseball business becomes more prove magnetic for another full . 594 PAWTUCKET AVE. lt serious as time goes by and the Red house when they come to i( \ '; PROVIDENCE--PAWTUCKET LINE lt Sox look good running out in front Providence Civic Center on August -tr: . DELI SANDWICHES . . .. ADD WOMEN'S LIB: Sisters 2. The magnet will again be -tr: COMPLETE BREAKFAST HOT OVEN GRINDERS lt along with brothers 'will play their Champion Bruno Sammartino but -tr: LUNCHES--DINNERS WEINERS lt fathers in a baseball exhibition at the supporting card looms- as a Shea Stadium before the Mets- •· drawing power, loo. II will include iC HOURS: 7 A.M. Till MIDNIGHT TASTY PIZZA OF All KINDS ! Atlanta game on Saturday . . . those marvelous midgets whose iC SEVEN DAYS A WEEK CALL 723-1777 - ,.... Bob of Hope Travel AND MORE: Eight year old Amy tumbling ability is exceeded only by Cartwright of Muncie, Indiana,. their magnificence in the art of ************************ TIAVElTIP: When travelling wtth o was one of 117 runners to start in a - pantomime. They're greater at it baby, disposable diopen ore the best 26-mile marathon at Fort Wayne than was Charlie . Chaplin, answer. last week and was one of half the according to Joe Celletti. OFFSET PRINTING Fer All YNrTrnefNNlls number to finish, a number of the • • • CAll 721-36411 . olde~ runners dropping out. Y~. Y AS, Y AS AND Y AZ: "Yas" of Amy is a little girl. the Red Sox is really Yastrzemski k :' HOPE TRAVEL INC. • • • but "Yas," hot corner guardian for By The New Pr~ss, Inc. 32 Goff Ave., Pawtucket BIG TIME: The pro wrestlers rate the Acton Avalons, is truly "Yas." • CATALOG SHEETS • MAGAZINES • MEMBER ASTA big t! me acclamation. They That's Sol's real... name. • TRAD£ PUBLICATIONS • WHAT'S IN A NAME? The big SOCIAL & BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS . sign that reads "Ben Solomon" in • MUL Tl LANGUAGE PRINTING • East Greenwich doesn 'I let you FOUR COLOR PROCESS • BLACK & WHITE know that Ben was a perennial PHOTOGRAPHY• LAYOUTS & DESIGNS standout as a baseball player in the , • PACKAGING • BINDERY • annals of the game hereabout!. 1 NOETHNIC • MAILING • QUICK SERVICE • CLASSIFICATIONS: And race, • DELIVERY • _LOW PRICES • .. creed or color don't mean a thing in baseball which is THE NEW 'PRESS, INCORPORATED Americanization pe,sonified. Ben Solomon a nd Harold Fishman, 9 FORD STREET Jewish boys, played the diamond PROVIDENCE, R.I. game in this section for a longer period of time than most other 401-274-3460 players, such as Jackie Gallagher, ·-- Irish descent, and George Rivard , ______.. _. .. ._._._._.._.._.._.._. _____ ~ of French ancestry who were two of the greatest. long distance hftters the game developed in Rhode . non-skid slats for:~fety . Island; Walter Okolovitz and other Polish lads were outstanding; and at pool or sau"a · those Qf Italian background have ·u,s. these resilient polypropylene ' ~-!fi~ '; '. \long distinguished themselves in ~ mats~ wet areas are I hazad. :<1C:·, baseball, one year showing five Non-warping, non-abso~t. chem• - ·· • · champion teams in seven Tim 0 ically inert, electrically shockl"'®f, . - · - Nei ·Leagues being ltalo-Amcri~ail they ,_, splinter or n-' paint. 32" X 32" X 114",NSily linked ...... clubs! And in baseball,' they come from the universities, the factories together to fit •Y am or shape. and from both sides of the railroad ·~e91 onl:V 7 lbl~foreasy clean_- .. . CHICKEN CAPRI:~:: tracks to play as a learn together. ingandwint,w_ ltor~9!11!- · , . CHILDREN Such an example of American ADULTS \I ' . fellowship! The game is a great +------· __:• _ •. ~ : commoner. •2.85 •1.95 "OUR GARDEN BENCH" ... MO ..DAY Comfortable, attractive bench for THIS AND THAT: I recently paid four adults c.. lie •chored to the over sixty bucks for a mufner for '275 ground. Fire resistant, splinter and my car so, I suppose, I could hear I maintenaoce free because it's high -~NA: the deafening roar from cars impact plastic. See it! Try it! Be lieve it! Give us a call. without them - or doesn't the law apply to everyone! ... And Jewish- · BRACIOLI N15:.-:.i American War Vets were able to squeeze a date for next June for their Convention in the new Breast~ sr5 .: Marriott Hotel in Providence. It's :chic~n booked that solid! - CARRY PIANO BAR FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS ON! Let the .Army /' help you with college Loat year, 90.000 young people like aasistance at college, throughout the WE HAVJ;fQREIGN CAR. yourwff earned college credit, In the country. , Army. Our educational benefits are in addi VEAL( They attended claim on po1t. They MECHAN1e. . ·s ,o: ·s01. . . tion to the job training you 'll NtCelv•. studied at nearby colleges and uni• the salary you 'll mcike, and the travel MECHAN1·cAi. versltiea. And they took courses .YOU. .I ' ._,. 'oppOrtUnitles you'll have. · through varloua correspondence pro• .PROBlEfM-WlTH ·. gram,. And the Army paid for up to If you'd like to find out more aboutall 75% of their tuition coat,. · the educational benefits the Army ha, ruN~~S, :J.RAKE _.)()i·s,_. And after your enli1tment'1 over, to offer. , .. or coll your local Army you 're entitled to -45 month, financial Repre1entatlve. .FJtONtENI> ·woRI( .. : . AND ~ ENGJNE JllOUBLIS~ Cal~ Army Sgt. a,M·tto:its.tON ;--T~:., 1 .. . - . -· Arnie Dell-Inger '-'A [l, A' rJk' fl,. 722-0640 BOS TON f,r,r,, 1¥ ',V ~ I Join the people who'w Joined the AnnJ GAl -2625 • >, 14-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1975 IMMIGRATION DOWN SECURITY RISK Si ,,, JERUSALEM: Jewish Agency that immigration to Israel this year TEL AVIV: Israeli soldiers have the course· of their work . The ' chairman Pinhas Sapir has reported is down lifty percent from last year. complained that Arabs and certain soldiers have reportedly brought Druze employed by army to build the mailer to the attention of the What fortifications pose a possible military authorities and the Chief CASA CORIN~A security risk because secret aspects of Staff but so far, they say, no of security arc exposed to them in action has been taken Is The , One of the finest restaurants in Rhode Island will The holidays come early this year be open for LUNCHEONS starting July 15th from 11 :30 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. Tuesdays through Fridays, PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW with accommodations fQ_r small business meeting_s. FOR IMPRINTED JEWISH Reason? Along with our Superb Dinners we will have a NEW YEAR CARDS AT fssssssssssssssssssssss Special Luncheon Me .... .For reservations call RABBI YAAKOV UVSITZ.KY 728-2110. 35%_DISCOUNT Why was the 15th day of A, a festhe 172 PINE STRED day In Israel? ASSOCIATED Because on that day, the -15th PAWTUCKET, I.I. day of Av, the last of the henlngo T-. Thru Sat. Open at 5:00 P.M. 19 SUMMER ST. PAWTUCKET 726..0038 (across frQm Y, next to library) generation destined to die in the Pawt. 11uL Exit?-? off 95 TED LOEBENBERG- , . SHELDON BLOOMBERG wilderness perished as it is written in the Jerusalem Talmud. Each year, on the day preceding the Ninth of Av, a voice would go out WOVEN WOODS to the whole camp of Israel in the EDWIN S: MEHLMAN, D.D.S. wilderness saying, "Go out and dig." Ail the Jews would then go is pleased to announce that Welcome to Wo 20% out, dig their own graves and lie ..._ ven Woods, the down in them. By the next morning exciting new Off AOBERT F. SHEEHAN, D.M.D. 15,000 of them would be dead. This shade collection happened each year, until they from Joanna FREE has joined him in the practice of de~tistry awoke one morning to find Western. MEASURING everyone still alive in the graves AND with no dead. Thinking that they INSTALLATION LIMITED TO ENDODONTICS might have mistakenly consecrated the New Moori of Av too soon, they returned to their graves on the CALL FOR 130 Waterman Street nights of the tenth of Av, and again REPRESENTATIVE 944-4595 on the eleventh, the twelfth, the 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE Providence, Rhode lsland.02906 thirteenth, the fourteenth. When Tel. (401} 621-3746. the fifteentlf day of Av came they h...... , · .. D••,•orali .. =: ( •• .. •••r looked up and saw the full moon. They then realized that the ninth of 892 OAK LAWN AVE !Rte 51CRANSTON Av had come and gone and no one had died. They then understood that the death sentence had been annulled and as a. result they made the 15th of Av a festival. • Why was the amquat gl,en to the Nowat Kohan for die redemption of the ftnt ,born set at 55.00? Because when the Levites were ,taken into Temple service in place Old~ of the first born, the first born were found to number 273 more than the Levites. This excess of first born Israelites therefore had to be redeemed at five shekels apiece ·== ( Number 3:44-5 I). LAS VEGAS AUGUST 3 TO 10 lAST CALL! WINKLEMAN TRAVEL Stabnent~°tro..nt 781-4200 Having A Party? ·Pctying5¼% Interest CALL Hom Dayof Deposit U RENT-ALLS Tables Chairs Dishes ·to Dayof Wtthdrawat Champagne Fountains 725-3779 • 5¼% interest compounded and credited quarterly, paid from day of deposit to day of withdrawal on Statement Savings balances of $500 or more. • Balances under $500 earn 4½% interest compounded and credited Tick· quarterly. • With convenient quarterly statements you will never be bothered by a mislaid or stolen passbook. bites • This one-of-a-kind Statement Savings Account Is available when you have a Checking Account at Old Colony-Newport National. Get lull details on Savings and Checking Accounts at any ol our 21 Rhode man Island offices. rO II dog, ticks arid fleas ere e canine . catastrophe. In the home, they're dangerous The Banks inveders. If ticks or That Brighten Old ALL STORES--PRICES EFFECTIVE JUl Y 18 TO JULY 24 CLASSIFIED KOSHER-COOKED IN OUR KITCHEN CALL 724-0200 SAVE CORNED BEEF SI • LB •. 3 -98 ' SLICED AS YOU LIKE IT POUND Lucite Gift Items at 3-Apartrn~nts for Rent 21-Help Wanted ASSOCIATED IP• SUMMfl ST ., ,AWTUCKET WE RATE HIGH! SCHOOi SECRETARY lo,-educotionol ( acrON lrom Y, ,..x, fo liJnory) At STENTON MANOR d irector. The person we ore looking PRISINT THIS COUPON FOR DISCOUNT tor is one who likes children and 40 Stenton Avenue GARELICK FARMS ,..ii..... , sw..11..... ,,. peo}:>le. She or he must be able to on the East Side adjust to varied assig nments ond be 100% PURE QUART of Ptovid,nce CONTAINER competent in shorthand and typing. 1 and 2 Bedroom Coll Mr. Horowitz at Temple Em- 33c Apartments onu-EI, 331-1616, ' ORANGE JUICE Starting al $215 All utilities included MATURE REUABLE WOMAN to bo• IT'S NEW! bysit in my house for infont and FROM OUR OWN KITCHEN ESCORTED BY DIFFERENTI two children. Own transportation. IT'S References, 828-4071. SAVE IT'S EXCITING! 20•LB. D GERT GLEKLEN y EGG 274-5571 28-Merchandise for Sale 0 0 7-25 POUND 59c Sept. 23-0ct. 8 POTATO SALAD R u PIANO: PIANO: Chickeri1>11 boby 0 16 DAY-GREECE R 5-Condorninium ·tor Sale grand. Reconditioned, restrung. Ex T cellent. 461-8285. H ALL INCLUSIVE, T BEAUTIFUL, new condomintUm. Two HOPE STREET ONLY HOPE STREET ONLY y AIR-HOTELS-MOST R bedrooms, two baths. Clubhouse, 33-Painting, Papering MEALS-SIGHTSEEING A pool. Sunrise lakes, Fort louder A 3 ISLANDS dole, Florido. Owner, 617 2.(,4- PAINTING: Interior and exterior. KOSHER FRESH MEATS V 7723, Wallpoperil)Q expertly done. Gener• UNDER SUPERVISION OF VAAD HAKASHRUTH N------E al cleaning, walls and woodwork. OUR FRESH MEAT DEPT IS CLOSED Free estimates. Coll Freemon Groy N FROM$66O00 L 19-General Services ~nd Sons, 93-4-0585, AT NOON ON FRIDAY AND All DAY SATURDAY ·w JFK COMPLETE I FROM$71 A ,AINTING, rooli1>11, gutte,,. General 43-Special Services SAVE E PROV. oooCOMPLETE~ repairs. Fast service at reasonable prices, Mr. Paliotta, 272-0760, KOSHER(U)FRESH 31 ' LI. HFINISHING: Furnitv,e and kit