CJ ~ ~--; C/l < J <: CJ .() 0 O" § C\I I- 0 Cl) ::.: . . 1ples, Congregations Plan ::: 1-oCll - C/l • .ast Days Of Passover ;;~~ W w • )NG REGA TION tion Mishkon Tfiloh will be held "") :; .JJ [;UDAS ACHIM at 9 a.m. in the morning for the . < . Htleboro, Mass. last two days, with evening ser > ; for the last days of vices at 6 o'clock. Rabbi Emanuel Lazar will deliver the sermons. • ~ '.2 at Congregation Agudas THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEW/SH W EEKLY IN R. /. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. o: N ii: l Attleboro, Massachu- CONGREGATION 1 be held on Monday, OHA WE SHOLAM VOLUME LVII, NUMBER 9 FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1973 20¢ PER COPY 16 PAGES Apru LJ, at 7:30 a.m., and at 6:15 Pawtucket p.m. Services at Congregation Ohawe . Services on Tuesday, April 24, Sholam in Pawtucket will be con will be at 7: 15 a.m. with the ser ducted by Louis Schwartz, Morris Guerrilla Leader, Yassir Arafat, mon by Rabbi Philip Kaplan at 8 Schwartz and Jack Lapin. a.m., followed by Yizkor services Monday and Tuesday morning at 8: 15 a.m. services will be at 9 o'clock with Threatens 'Big Vengeance' For Raid CONGREGATION Yizkor services at 9 a.m. on Tues BEIRUT, Lebanon - Yassir B'NAI ISRAEL day, April 24. Arafat said Mr. Meyer had to link the United States to the Woonsocket Arafat, the Palestinan guerrilla coordinated with Maj. Gen. Israeli raid . CONGREGATION At Congregation B'nai Israel in leader, was quoted by two Aharon Yariv, a top- le ve l security Charge Denied by U.S. SHAARE ZEDEK Woonsocket, there will be a fami Lebanese new s papers as adviser to Premier Gold a Meir of The charge has been denied by SONS OF ABRAHAM threatening "big vengenace" for ly service on Monday, April 23, at Israel. in the killing in Pari s in the United States, which has said Pro•idence 9 a.m. with Rabbi William Kauf what he charged was United States J a nuary o f M a hmoud a l that the campaign was an attempt Morning services at Congrega collaboration with Israel in the man delivering his sermon at that Hamshari, a represe ntative in to provoke violence against the tion Shaare Zedek-Sons ol Abra time. Evening services will be at killing ol three Palestinian leaders France of the P a les tin ia n American Embassy here, and ham_ will be at 9 a.m. on Monday, here. 6:30 o'clock. Liberation Organi zati on. perhaps against American interests April 23, and Tuesday, April 24. Mr. Arafat reportedly asserted There will be an early service Mr. Arafat was also said to in other Arab countries. Rabbi Leon M . Mozeson will de that a station wagon with on Tuesday, April 24, at 7:30 a.m. have commented on reports in the liver his sermon at 10:30 a.m. and diplomatic license plates belonging In the article in As Sala, Mr. and the family service at 9 a.m. American press tha t another Yizkor services will be held at 11 to the United States Embassy was Arafat was quoted as saying: ··The Yizkor memorial prayers will be guerrilla leader. Salah Kh a la f, had a.m . on Tuesday. parked at a gasoline station near commando movement will take its recited at both services. given orders by telephone to Black Services on Monday evening the building where the guerrilla time, but when vengeance comes it CONGREGATION September terrorists in Khartoum, will be big .,. will be at 6:25 o'clock. leaders were killed. MISHKON TFILOH the capital of the Sudan, to kill (In Was hington the State The United States Embassy Pro•idence CONGREGATION two American diplomats and a Department sa id the here is now protected by a Passover services at Congrega- SONS OF JACOB Belgian diplomat last month . ••irresponsible behavior' and strengthened guard ol Lebanese & SONS OF ZION "extremist tactics·· of Arab The purpose of th ose reports. troops. A protest march by Pro•idence guerrilla leaders were likely to be Mr. Arafat was quoted as saying. students following the Israeli raid Congregation Sons of Jacob & damaging to the interests of the were to justify his murder by the was turned away fr om the streets Sons of Zion will hold their Passo United States Central Intelligence leading to the embassy. ver services on Sunday, Monday Palestinian people. The depart Agency. The attempt by the Palestinian and Tuesday, April 22, 23 and 24 ment also again denied that the The guerrilla leaders reported commando move ment to involve at 6:40 p.m. , and on Monday and United States was involved in the remarks have contributed to a the United States in the Israeli Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. l6raeli commando raid in Beirut.) press and radio campaign th at the raid is based o n repo rted Yizkor services on Tuesday will Mr. Arafat, who has been Palestinian and left-wing Arab movements of automobiles to and be at 10 a.m. Rabbi M . Drazin receiving visits from many 'l. countries such as Iraq. Syria a nd fr om th,,. .,.....,. h.,...... ,... _ ,i...... : ...... ~. politica l _ figure s e x pressi ng ' will conduct the services. I ;s,..,.., l...... - -··-•- .J :__ . . J T EMPLE BETH AM that the same station wagon was Warwick later seen transporting four Saboteurs Fail In New Attempt An early Friday evening service people, one of whom had "a bro will be held at Temple Beth Am ken left shoulder," according to To Blow Up Aramco Pipeline on April 20 at 5:45 o'clock. the newspapers. He also asserted Avd Aramco is itself owned by Services for the concluding days that some of the arms used by the BEIRUT , Leban o n Standard Oil of California, Exxon, of Passover will be held on Sun Israeli raiders, which were found Unknown saboteurs tried to blow Mobil and Texaco. day, April 22 at 6 p.m. and at 9:30 here, had been manufactured in up the Arabian-American Oil Explosives planted by armed a.m. and 6 p.m. on Monday, April the United States, such as Mos Company's pipeline last week , raiders early last Saturday at 23, and Tuesday, April 24. Yizkor sberg & Sons model I 52-K .22 Government sources in southern Zahrani destroyed one Tapline will be observed during Tuesday caliber pistol using long rifle car Lebanon reported. morning's service. Explosive charges went off storage tank, baldly damaged two IIONARD WALDMAN tridges. others and slightly damaged a Rabbi Bernard Rotman and Mr. Arafat's reported views under the pipeline lour miles from fourth. The ensuing 14-hour lire Cantor Irving Poll will conduct the were published in the newspapers the Zahrani terminal, which is five consumed 30,000 barrels of oil. Waldman Named services. Al Bairaq and As Safa. The two miles south of Saida, the The blowing up of the storage accounts were essentially si milar. informants added. They caused Associate Director TEMPLE BETH DAVID tanks came a few hours alter The version in Al Bairaq only dents and the flow of oil was Leonard Waldman of New ANSHEIKOVNO Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian included an accusation by Mr. not affected. York City has been appointed as Pro,idence guerrilla leader, reportedly vowed Arafat that a former United Army patrols were reported associate executive director of the Passover services for Sunday "big vengeance" for what he States Ambassador to Lebanon, guarding the Lebanese section of Jewish Federation ol Rhode Is and Monday, April 22 and 23 will charged was United States Armin H . Meyer, who is now with the 850-mile pipeline, which can land, it has been announced by be held at 6 p.m. at Temple Beth collaboration in the Israeli the State Department in carry 440,000 barrels of oil daily Max Alperin, president of the David-Anshei Kovno, commando attack in Beirut and Washington , was recently from Saudi Arabian oilfields Passover morning services !or Saida in which three guerrilla JFRI. appointed the head ol an through Jordan and Syria to the Mr. Waldman, who has been Monday and Tuesday, April 23 leaders were assassinated. American intelligence team to oil terminal port of Saida. serving as national director of and 24, will be held at 9 o'clock. The pipeline is owned by the The Yizkor service will be held on "coordinate with Israeli The guerrillas denied community relations for the, intelligence against Palestinian Trans-Arabian Pipeline Company responsibility for the sabotage ol American Zionist Youth Founda Tuesday at 10 a.m. Services will - known here as Tapline - be conducted by Cantor Charles guerrillas." the oil terminal and charged that tion in New York City for the Role in Paris Killing which in turn is owned by it was the work .of Israeli raiders past two years, will begin his Ross. Arabian-American, or Aramco. (Continued on pagel 6) The paper added that Mr. coming by sea; Israel has denied duties on April 25. that charge. A group calling itself A native of Montreal, Canada, the Lebanese Revolutionary Mr. Waldman is a graduate of Guard took responsibility for the Bishop's University and McGill sabotage. University. Following his gradu ation from McGill in 1948, he Pumping of Oil Resumed went to Israel as a Machal BEIRUT - Pumping of crude volunteer. A founding member of oil resumed at the Tapline refinery Kibbutz Kissulim in the Negev, he near Saida only 16 hours after the later became a member of Kib explosions that burned out one of butz Cabri where he lived until its storage tanks, a company 1962. spokesman said here. Alter leaving the kibbutz, Mr. Some of the oil is refined for Waldman worked in the field ol use in Lebanon and the rest is community organization in Jerusa s hipped ou t !or Western lem and in North America. consumers. He served as an officer with the Investigations into the sabotage Canadian Army during World ol the storage tanks last Saturday War 11. Alter demobilization, he is continuing, according to Beirut served with the Palmach in Israel newspapers. A man detained then where he was attached to an in ha s been relea s ed alter telligence unit. questioning. Mr. Waldman is married to the The Beirut newspaper An former Ricki Feingold of New Nahar said that militar y York. They have six children, ' investigators were now almost three of whom are attending completely sure that the sabotage schools and universities in Boston, had not been carried out either by Massachusetts, and Israel. The Israelis or by Pales tinian oldest is a paratroop officer in the guerrillas. Israel Defense Forces. . •·· ---~--~------::-:: ~ -•---- -·----.--A
2 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD," FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1973 SAMUEL KORNSTEIN More people atiend the event LESS PRONE that is advertised. Call the Herald 1 Funeral services for Samuel Kornstein, 77, president a nd .o_f_f_ic_e_. _1_24_-0_2_oo_o_r_1_2_4_-0_2_0_2_. __ , w!r~~~S~;e~~rel essM;;0 n;i~~ founder of Kornstein's Depart heart disease, according to ment Store in Woonsocket, who research on working women at the died Sunday after being stricken Hebr~w University of Jerusalem. LOUIS S. PAIGE C. HOWARD SHORE at his home, were held the follow ...... Funeral services for Louis S. Funeral services for C. Howard ing day at B'nai Israel Synagogue...... Paige, 73, of the Jewish Home for Shore, 46, of New York, a retail Burial was in B'nai Israel Ceme Aged, 1029 . Pleasant Street, for ing executive with the Elizabeth tery in Woonsocket. merly of 33 Woodford Street in Arden Company ol New York The husband of Hattie (Levy) Worcester, Massachusetts, who City, and former president of Kornstein , he lived a t 49 died April 2, were held the follow Shore Motor Hotels, Inc, who Smithlield Road , No rth ing day at the Perlman Funeral died April IO, were held April 12 Smithfield. Home in Worcester. Burial was in at the Weinstein Mortuary Chapel He founded the department Holy Society Cemetery in that in Hartford, Connecticut. Burial store 50 y.ears ago and remained city. was in Beth Israel Cemetery in active in the business and in a The husband of the late Mary that city. number ol organizations until his ACIII IIOIIU.EilTS (Young) Paige, he was born in Mr. Shore was also former death. Russia, a son of Samuel and president and board chairman ol He was a director ol the Great IYCONTI Sophie Paige. He had been a Pancake Kitchen Inc. He was a er Woonsocket C hamber ol Com ihc BaWOOI AYL, WHWICI Worcester resident for 55 years. New York C ity resident lor three merce, a past president ol the He was a salesman for the lor years, havi ng lived in the Hartford Lions Club in Woonsocket and a mer Gilman and Mollet Whole area lor most ol his life. He was past president of the Woonsocket MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS sale Candy Company for 35 years, born in Providence, a son ol C. Retail Trade Board. He was chair and retired 24 years ago. Howard Shore and the late Re man ol the Municipal Downtown He was a member of the Sons becca (Preblod) Shore. Development Commission. the See our selection of beautiful of J acob S~nagogue and a contrib Mr. Shore was graduated fr om forerunner ol urban renewal in nightgowns, robes, and other items. uting member ol the Jewish Home Moses Brown School in I 943. Woonsocket. for Aged. Brown U ni versi ty in 1947, and re Vice president ol Congregation Besides hi s parents. ol Worces ceived hi s law degree in I 950 fr om B"n ai Israel in Woonsocket. he ter, he is survived by three sons. New York Law School. He was a was a lso a member of B'nai B"rith ALL AT DISCOUNT PRICES Harold W . Paige ol Worcester. member of the New York State in th at ci ty a nd a member ol the Ro bert G. Paige ol Cranston. a nd Bar and worked lor the U.S. De Roosevelt Lodge of Masons in Providence. He was an Army Miriam Kagan Open Thursdays Milton M . Paige ol Spring Valley. partment or Justi ce in 1950 and veteran ol World Wa r I. Mafian Goldfine 942- 1122 New York ; lour brothers. James 195 1. He was a member of Paige ol Worcester. Donald Paige Tumble Brook Country Club in Born in Woonsocket on Janu ary ol West Haven, Connecticut; Max Bl oomlield . Conn ecticut. I. 1896. he was a son of the late Paige ol Monticello. New York, Survivo rs include hi s wife. Soro Moses and Clara (Turkel) Korns FOR THE and Philip Paige ol Providence; thy (Cohen) Shore ol New York tein . two sisters, Gertrude Schwartz of City ; hi s father , now ol Besides hi s wife. he is survived . AFTER THEATER.CROWD Cra nston, and Sall y Baum of Ma l Bloomlield ; a son. Peter S. Shore by a son, Arnold Kornstein of den, Massachuselts, and eight ol Philade lph ia , Pennsy lvania; a Woonsocket who was associated grandchildren. daughter, Kathy Shore ol Min with him in the family bu si ness: a neapolis. Minnesota: and two sis daughter, Ruth Horelik ol Paw WHY NOT STOP AT tucket: two bro thers, Arthur SAMUEL PAIGE ters. Mrs. Gerald Berson of Rocky Hill. Conn ecticut. and Mrs. Don Kornstein ol Woonsocket a nd Funeral services lor Samuel RONNIE'S RASCAL HOUSE ald Buchanan ol Hamden. Con Philip Ko rns tein or North Paige. 94, of 123 Dorchester necti cut. Smithlield; three sisters, Miss Street, Worcester. Massachusell5 Mary Kornstein, Ann Cohen and who died April 10, were held th~ FOR BAGELS, LOX OR Martha Birenbaum, all of North following day at the Perlman Fu MRS. SAMUEL GOLDBERG Smithlield , and four grand neral Home in Worcester. Burial Funeral services lor Sadie Gold HOME MADE CREAM PIES children . was in Sons ol Jacob Cemetery in berg or the Jewi sh Rehabi litation ORDERS PUT UP TO GO Leicester, Massachuselts. Center lor the Aged, 1200 Centre Street, Roslindale, Massachusells, MRS. DA YID ROBINSON The husband ol Sophie (Kazat Funeral services for Rose (Sut chin) Paige, he was born in Rus a former Providence resident. who died April 14 alter an illness ol ta) Robinson ol 60 Broadway . wh o -----~":;!.?~,Anir S.f!WT. PIJQVIDENCE 751-4624 sia, a son of the late Yitzchak a nd died Monday after an illness ol Faga Paige. four months, were held the follow JO 1119· ing day at the Sugarman Me two months, were held Wednesday Mr. Paige was a self-employed at the Sugarman Memorial Chap painting contractor before his re morial Chapel. Buria l was in Lin coln Park Cemetery. el. Burial was in Sons ol Israel tirement about 30 years ago. He and David Cemetery. had been a resident ol Worcester The widow ol Samuel Goldberg, she was born in Russia, a daughter The widow ol David Robinson, for about 55 years. He had lor she was born in New York, a merly li ved in Canada. of the late Mr. and Mrs. Simon Adelman. She had lived in Provi daughter ol the late Alexander He was a founder and served as and Id a (Freed) Sulla. She had president for 30 years of the Sons dence for 60 years before moving to Quincy, Massachuselts, nine been a Providence resident fo r 56 of Jacob Synagogue on Harrison years. Street. He also was a member ol years ago. She is survived by two sons, Al She is survived by one son, Ed the Workmen's Circle, the Chevra mond Robinson ol Cranston; two Kadisha, Chevra Gemorrah, Yaad Billincoff of Providence and Ber nard Billincoll ol Lake Tahoe, daughters, Sonia Helen Greuskin Hakashrus, and the Jewish Home of New London, Connecticut, and for Aged. California; two daughters, Ger trude Rubinovitz ol North Palm Olive Strasmich ol Providence; Besides his wife, he leaves four one sister, Besse Cohn ol Rich sons, James Paige of Worcester, Beach, Florida, and Sylvia Shefte! of Quincy; live grandchildren and mond, Virginia; IO grandchildren Donald Paige of West Haven, and lour great-grandchildren. Connecticut, Philip Paige of Provi eight great-grandchildren. dence and Max Paige ol Monti ... With Regard to a Card of 1 cello, New York; two daughters, MRS. SAMUEL M. COHEN Gertrude Swartz of Cranston, and Thanks, Unveiling Notice or Jennie Cohen ol Miami, Flor Iii ~e111orjam Sally Baum of Malden, Massachu ida, a former Providence resident, Very ohen a card of thanks in 1 setts; ~2 grandchildren and 24 died April 14. She was the widow great-grandchildren. The Herald meets a need which of Samuel M. Cohen. can hardly be solved in any other 1HAT'S WHYI .· She was born in Palestine, a way. Not only is it a gracious ex Report Israel Faces daughter of the late Rabbi and pression of gratitude to those who I Water Shortage Mrs". Loeb Freedman. She had hove sent sympathy but also cour Call 521-1400 li ved in Providence for 15 years, teously acknowledges the services TEL A VIV - Israel laces a and in Detroit, Michigan, for IO jJnd kindness of the many to severe water shortage and Israel's years, before moving to Florida in whom a per$onal note of thanks c_annot well be mailed or whose largest fresh water body, Lake 1943. 1 names and addreises are not She is survived by live daugh Tiberias, can be considered known. Insertion of a card of "empty" from the point of view of ters, Sarah L. Honigblum of Prov thanks may be arranged by mail water -supply, according to an idence, Miss Barbara Conn and or in person or by telephone to: R.I. ollicial of the Ministry ol Rose Kaulman, both ol Detroit, Jewish Herald, 99 Webster Street, Agriculture. Lake Tiberias, also Miss Muriel Conn and Irene Bird Pawtucket, R.l. 02861 , 724-0200. known as the Sea ol Galilee, man, both of Los Angeles, Cali '6.00 for seven · lines, 40< for serves as a nationa l reservoir. fornia; lour grandchildren a nd live each extra line. great-grandchildren. Payment with order. Ep hr aim Shilo of the Agricultural Planning Division at the Ministry, said that because of Israel's increased population, primarily in the cities, and Max Sugarman a nticipated industrial expansion, la rge agricultural areas would Funeral Home have to be "dried out" and water diverted to the cities and to " THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR " ihdustry. This year's drought dangerously lowered the water DE 1-8094 458 Hope Street Providence level ol Lake Tiberias, Shil o said, FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-OF-ST A TE adding that foreseeable water resources would not meet CALL COLLECT increased consumption and that Israel would have to revert to desalinated water ea rlier than - MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION - planned - within IO years instead ol I 5 to 20 years.
'!.J !l THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1973 - 3 Newspapers attract more active He raid ads get results. readership from teenagers in higher income families.
[~- W.&: ~ • - - •- I .;.,c. I_ SHADES ~:~AJ!~ LIPSON-LIST ! Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. List of St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, an --DRAPERIES 'r■~MIN'S ~ nounce the marriage of their daughter, Linda Susan List,, to --CARPETS •Coc,t'fMI• D_avid Philip Lipson, son of Mr. Ol'III ear 7 M1'1, ,_ II .ut . and Mrs. Nathan Lipson of Crans WINDOW FASHIONS, Inc. ton, on April 7. -nts tfo. Main St., Prov. ' ~ . OPINMOH. THIUSAT.105,30 ·-•---TlL 1it-NJ1-,- . Rabbi Karasick officiated at the ·JJ11 ~1IO.. TUIS. IVIS TIU. 9#.M. WUT -• WAIMCll.·t~. double ring ceremony which took ITL 117 - Po.tdnti place in the St. Thomas Syna GA 1-3955 gogue, the second oldest syna gogue in the Western Hemisphere. Lauren S. List served as honor BROWN'S HOTEL MAY 25-28 attendant lor her sister, and Dr. DEPARTING FROM PROVIDENCE Melvin A. Lipson was best man for his brother. JOIN THE TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL GROUP Mrs. Lipson is a recent gradu ate of Boston University, cum • EVERYONE WELCOME • laude. Mr. Lipson is a graduate of INCLUDES , Deluxe air-,onditioned room with private bath at famous the University of Rhode Island, BROWN'S HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB College of Pharmacy, and is at tending Babson College where he New York will receive his MBA degree. 3 meals daily entertainment ◄ day• Grandmothers ol the bride are 3 nights and round trip transportation • per person 5130* Minna Kaplan ol Florida a nd dble occ. Henrietta List ol St. Thomas. from Providence FIRST SON BORN ZELDA KOUFFMAN Mr. and Mrs. Martin Men CRANSTON TRAVEL, 801 PARK AVE. 781-4977 delson of 99 Melrose Street an nounce the birth ol their lirst child JOIN OUR GROUP! and son, Seth Evan, on March 24. Mrs. Lee Sheldon Maternal grandparents are Mr. LEAVE PROV. JULY 1 Miss Eleanor Pritzker, daughter ol Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Pritzker ol and Mrs. Maurice G. Cherlin ol RETURN PROV . JULY 16 190 Slater Avenue. became the bride on Saturday, April 14, of Lee 260 Gallatin Street. Paternal 1 S DAYS INC. AIR FARE Sheldon, son or Mr. a nd Mrs. Julian Sheldon ol I 391 Plum tree Road grandmother is Shirley Mendelson Springfield, Massachusetts. Rabbi William G. Braude and Rabbi Lesli~ ol 1056 West Shore Road, War Y. Gutterman officiated a t the 7 p.m. candlelight ceremony which was wick. held at Temple Beth El. A reception followed in the temple. ALSO INCLUDES BEST FIRST CLASS Great-grandmother is Mrs. Har Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a breath ol spring HOTELS , 2 fUU MEALS DAILY, ry Berlinsky ol Providence. TRA/'ISfE/IS ANO fUU PROGRAM white chiffon gown styled with a mandarin coll ar, long bishop sleeves. Of SIGHrsEEIWG ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON belted waistline a nd a flowing skirt accented with flowers. Her lull Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bretholt z length illusion vei l which was accented with matching flowers, fell from ol 26 Ward Road, Southboro, a Camelot headpiece. She carried a cl uster ol phalaconopsis orchids, 25th ANNIVERSARY Massachusetts, announce the birth stephanotis a nd baby's breath. IOUND TRIP -AIR CONDITIONED MOTOR of their lirst child and son, Joshua Miss Mary Jane Heymann was maid of honor and bridesmaids we re Benjamin, on April 8. COACH FROM PROV. TO JFK AIRPORT Miss Debbi Sheldon, Miss Debbie Robi nson and Mrs. Stephen Pritzker. INCLUDED. Maternal grandparents are Mr. The honor attenda nts were dressed in floor length lilac print gowns fash and Mrs. Jay Stone ol Fort Lau ioned with ruffled neck lines, long tapered sleeves and ve levet belted derdale, Florida, formerly of Prov waistlines. As headpieces they wore matching velvet bows. The maid ol idence. Paternal grandparents are honor carried a bouquet of tulips, pink sweetheart roses and baby's Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bretholtz of breath while the bridesmaids' bouquets were clusters ol tulips, purple Worcester, Massachusetts. anemones and pink sweetheart roses. Great-grandparents are Mr. a nd Best ma n was Alexander Halperin. Ushers were Nathan Pritzker and Mrs. William Deitch of Cranston. Stephen Pritzker. brothers or the bride; Bruce Goldman and Jeffrey Lei NOMINATED ter. Marcia Slobin, daughter ol Mr. Following a wedding trip to Bermuda, the couple will settle in Boston, and Mrs. Myron T. Slobin ol 8 Massachusetts. Floyd Road, Wa rwick, was recently nominated to "Who's Who Among Students in Ameri ORGANIZATION NEWS can Junior Colleges." Miss Slobin was one ol 36 stu I I dents chosen from Rhode Island OPEN BOARD MEETING 15 minute color coordinated sound Junior College on the basis ol citi Madeline Sherman will give a slide program entitled "Key 73, a zenship, participation in academic reading from the book " Bontsha Community ~esponse" which de activities, future promise and a the Silent," by I.L. Peretz, at the scribes the feelings of laymen and grade point average ol 2.0 or open board meeting ol Pioneer clergy in the community or Bar more. Women, Club One, on Thursday, rington toward the program. Her biographical information April 26, at I p.m. at the Provi The public is invited to attend. will be included in the forthcoming dence Public Library at 150 Em SONS OF ZION " Who's Who" and a certificate ol pire Street. Mrs. Harry Sklut is Frank F. Swartz was elected membership will be presented to program chairman. president ol Congregation Sons or each nominee at graduation. STUDY GROUP Zion at its annual meeting held on Miss Slobin is also a member ol The Study Group of the Provi Sunday, April 8. the campus chapter of Mu Alpha dence Chapter o( Hadassah Aleph Other officers are Jacob Plat Theta National Mathematics Hon Group will meet at the home of .kin, vice president; Abraham Zel or Society and she was on the Mrs. Benjamin Chinitz of 42 In tzer, treasurer; Robert M . Cohen, Dean's list for the fall semester. tervale Road, on Thursday, April financial secretary; Syd Cohen, DAUGHTER BORN 26, at 10 a.m. recording secretary, and Judge Ja Mr. and Mrs. . Gerald E. Lubus Mrs. Barney M . Goldberg will, cob J. Alprin, chairman of the ky of 17 Fairbanks Road, Fram discuss current events on various board of directors. ingham, Massachusetts. announce levels. TO HOLD MEETING the birth of their third child and Continuing with the central A meeting of the planning and daughter, Ellen Hope, on April 7. theme of "Jews Throughout the general committees which are ar Maternal grandfather is Aaron World," Mrs. Samuel Kouffman ranging for the evening to honor Parness of Providence. Paternal will speak on "Egyptian and Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Sovi, upon grandmother is Sadie Lubusky of North . African Jewish Commu his retirement as executive direc Providence. nities." tor of the Bureau of Jewish Edu Mrs. Aaron Soviv, chairman of PHI BETA KAPPA cation of Greater Providence, will education, will preside over the Miss Betty D. Seigle, daughter be held on Monday, April JO at discussion following the presenta of Mr. and Mrs. Saul Seigle of 2 I 7:45 p.m. at the Jewish Commu tion. Bedford Road, Pawtucket, has nity Center. The date of the event Hostesses for the coffee hour been elected to Phi Beta Kappa, is Sunday, June 3. preceding the program will be national academic honor society. Reports will be given by Mis. Mrs. George Ludman and Mrs. She was also elected to the Syr Joslin Berry, Mrs. Sidney Gold Max Rose. acuse chapter ol Phi Kappa Phi, stein, Professor Benjamin Chinitz, national honor society. DIALOGUE GROUP 1 Cantor Norman Gewirtz, Mrs. · Miss Seigle is a Fine Arts major "Key 73" will be the subject of Samuel Kouffman and Mr. and at Syracuse University, and will be ' the next meeting of the Cranston Mrs. Joseph Teverow. graduated, magna cum laude, on Dialogue Group which will be held TO HOLD SHOW May 12. She has been selected to on Sunday, April . .m. at the The German Shepherd Dog serve an internship at the National Woodridge Congregational Club of Rhode Island, Inc. will "Two• Fers1• '' · .a1rr1111JS.,••••er1ory..,_, lly IN Tlcbt It .., l'rtoe Gallery of Art in Washington, Church. Participants will be Pas hold its ·second annual specialty D.C., during the summer months. tor Ernest Ryden of St. James Lu: show in Breed Obedience and Ju Gl:T A SECOND TICKET FREE! In September, she will begin theran Church of Barrington, and nior Showmanship on Sunday, graduate studies in Fine Arts at the Reverend Charles Baldwin, April 29 at Victory Field in Bar Gtlocl for the lint 10 performances (Wed., April 11 . Tults University, Medford, Mas Protestant chaplain at Brown l.lni rington. Judging will start at, 9 thru Sat., April 21~ sachusetts, where she has been versity, who will debate the a.m. R..i.- thl, coupo• 10< JO"' ·1iclo11 only at Tri•ily $qvore pt~ validity ol the Key 73 program. 8'oodant!lltldel-SII...... _._..,..__"'- awarded a teaching assistantship. Give a Herald suhscription. ' (Continued on page 5) The prog!am will begin with a ■
4 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1973 Your FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY Money's Passover Reminiscences of a Childhood Worth By BERYL SEGAL By Sylvia Porter
The week of Passover was Ben for leaven, was performed by fa " tease" out of the hat or yar Now That You've Turned It In Hazmanim in the little town of my ther. It was merely a pretext for mulke enough nuts to make the birth on the Ukraine. It was "Be performing still another Mitzvah number agreed upon at the begin Okay, you've turned it in. You What cities are the "worst" to tween Semesters" in all the towns and saying yet another Blessing. ning of the game. When more nuts tried hard to get away with as live in for audits'' The following and cities in Eastern Europe. Dur The crumbs of bread found on than those agreed upon rolled much as you could think of. You table gives you the latest on that ing that week the children gradu the widowsills and in other corners out of the hat, the player lost and gave yourself every break on - with the variations between ated from one H eder and were to of the house were swept into a the game continued. In contrast to deductions that you dared. On cities no doubt due to the amounts be admitted in a higher Heder. wooden spoon with the aid of a the game called "hit the Pyramid" some of your claims. you st retched of manpower available, the The Rebbe, the teacher, during feather and tied in a piece of no skill was involved here. It was credulity to the limit. Now you're potentialities for assessments, that week would dress in his best white cloth. On the morning be merely " luck" that as we held the hoping the Internal Revenue similar considerati ons. If you live clothes and come to visit the fore Pesach all the boys in town hat in both hands and "teased" Service will will skip by your 1972 in these ci ties, here are your odds houses where boys of his school gathered around a bondfire and nuts out of it, the proper number income tax return so you won't o n an audit: level were to be found. You see, the spoons containing the symbolic fell out. No amount of turning the have to prove every deduction and For individuals in Manhattan we studied not in a school where Hometz were burned with shouts hat or yarmelke this way and that produce expense documents you (New York City) it is I out of 37; teachers stay in their rooms and of joy and merriment. way was ol help. simply do not have. lor corporations I out of 26. For wait for the pupils to come in, but During the week of Passover the The next game however re What arc the odds for and individuals in San Francisco it is rather we went from Rebbe to boys walked around with their quired skill. That game was called against an audit of your return? onl y I out of 59; but for Rebbe in their own houses as we pockets bulging with walnuts. Trefen "Collision." A nut was put What taxpa ye r s are most corporations it is I out of 9. For progressed through our appointed They were looking for children to on the floor and the players mea vu lnerable? In what cities? Are individuals in Reno. Nev .. it is I courses. Thus we had a Dardeke play " nuts". Playing nuts was the sured three paces away from it. you identified as in a group of out of 33 ; for corporations it is I Melamed, a teacher for beginners, only amusement allowed us during There each had to hit a nut with taxpayers with, according to the out of 15. For individulas in New who taught us the Aleph Beth and the holiday. his thumb and forefinger. The nut IRS , a high degree of Orleans, it is I out of 52; for the rudiments of reading. After One of the games was called started to roll and, if the player "noncompliance"? corporati ons it is I out of 15. him we went to a Rebbe who "Busting the Pyramid." Each child was good at It, it collided with the And if you're determined this What groups of taxpayers are taught Humosh and selected parts contributed several nuts. With · stationary nut. Few collided. Usu year to fight to the top a ny agent "suspect"? A special IRS program of the Bible. Then we went to a these we laid out the foundation of ally we either were to the left or who disallows your claims. what is studied more than 250 professions, Rebbe who took in the entire the pyramid. Then we piled on the right of our goal. It was a ve ry the outlook for your appeal to occupations. businesses, etc.. to Scriptures and the Midrashim . this foundation three more nuts, slow game and we had to be per hig her levels of the I RS"' identify th ose in which The highest Rebbe was the Ge then two, and finally one to top fectly quiet, and we watched the From the ,ve ry latesl fiscal ·72 noncompliance was out of the moro Melamed, he who taught us the structure. The player stood nut rolling toward its destination. report of the Commi ssioner of normal range. Among pockets of the Talmud. All these teachers over the pyramid and, with one which it usually never reached. I ntcrnal Revenue to the Secretary no ncompli ance tha l it located, had a room in their own home eye closed, tried to aim a "lucky The girls had games of their of the Treasury and from other says the I RS. are: where we sat around a table and nut" at the apex. When his aim own. They never played with boys scattered sources. the Research "Area managers in the direct studied from early in the morning was good, the apex was hit and unless it was with brothers and Institute of American has dug out se lling industry. insurance till late at night. Hence the name the entire pyramid fell apart. The cousins. But even they avoided these significant facts for YOU: sa lesmen , recipients of la nd Heder, a Room. Each Rebbe with player won all the nuts. A "Lucky being snared in for a game of wal • If you have filed an individua l condemnation awards, attorneys, his Room. Nut" was a large walnut, perfect nuts with the girls. It was consid return with an adjusted gross and persons liable for highway use Usually it was a tradition that in form, and easy to hold near the ered unseemly. income of $50,000 or more. set tax." boys of the same houses went eye for a good sight of the pyra The week of Pesaclr was also a your chin. The odds a rc an Also identified with non through the same Heder teachers. mid. time for visits. Uncles and aunts, overwhelming one in eight that compliance were: private duty The four of my brothers went to Another game was "Hitting the cousins and distant relatives ex your return will be plucked. nurses, scrap metal and textile the same Heder each in his own Hat." The players each contrib changed visits with each other, and And the chances arc 86 per cent waste operators. and hospital turn. But the Rebbe nevertheless uted an equal number of nuts everywhere we went we were given that the IRS agent will come to medical employes paid from came to drink tea and, by the which were placed in an old old walnuts and Passover goodies. your home or place of busi ness scholarship funds. (Are you in any way, during the conversation, hat or a yarmulke. The idea was The happy Pesaclr days that arc and really dig in . There's only a of these? If so, take for granted called for the boy who was to be to sit on the ground and to gone never to return. 14 per cent chance that you'll get there's a blinker on your return.) in his Heder and examined him a less intensive scrutiny at an I RS What about an appeal? Docs it briefly. office. pay? Yes, an analysis of the IRS But in the meantime we were The • If you have filed a bu siness figures underlines that it will pay free from Heder during Passover return with an adjusted gross you to battle with the I RS if you and these were, I am ashamed to income of $30,000 or more, the strongly disagree with an agent's say, the happiest days of the year. Lyons odds that your return will be proposed deficiency and penalty. The day before Passover we, the auditeQ also arc a hu ge one in In 1972, the Treasury settled at Heder boys, were busy with the eight. And there's a 93 per cent the highest level of appeal within burning ol the Hometz, the leaven chance that the agent will come to the I RS itself claimed deficiencies that had to be kept out of the ====Q~~.-o==r:: J your place of busi ness or home to and penalties of $ I billion for $357 homes during the holiday. The NEW YORK: Sidney Gia., Is LaMont Mcl..emore, a bachelor do the job, ,only 7 per cent that million, or for a little over 30 per night earlier father went from win die first A-rlcan producer to be member of the Fifth Dimension you' ll be called to an IRS office. cent. On 6,598 cases that were dowsill to windowsill and removed lllrited to the People's Republic of now in Turkey on tour for the • If you have filed a corporation docketed in the Tax Court, the crumbs of bread put there by Clllu to cllsam movie making in State Department, was asked at an return, the odds on an audit of Treasury se ttled claimed mother intentionally. Though the that country. Author Han Suyin Ankara press conference if he ap your return - at any income level deficiencies and penalties totalling house was cleaned and any piece will accompany Glazier as con proved of the Islamic custom of - are I in 14. And the chances $395 million for $114 million, or ol food that was suspected of hav sultant... Trevor Howard has been having several wives. "I don't be are 100 per cent that the audit will for slightly less than 30 per cent. ing in it a trace ol Hometz, was signed by Glazier to star in the liefe in any wifes - at any time," take place at your corporation's Do taxpers ever overpay? Yes. removed from the house, the cere mo,ie \'ersion of Brian Moore's he replied, "but I can appreciate office. I RS computers checked the math mony ol Bedias .Hom et, the search best seller, Catholics. which begins variety." Mcl..emore said he was • If you're just typical of all on all 72.500,000 individual re showing in western Ireland April anxious to meet a harem owner. "I individual and fiduciary returns, turns in 1972 and spotted IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII 27... Chi Peng-lei, China's foreign want to find out how he manages," your odds on an audit go up to 1,600,000 on which taxpayers had minister, plays Scrabble daily in the singer explained, "because ev one in 57 - with the chances that mistakenly overpaid a tota l of COMMUNITY Peking to improve his English. eryone I know has so much trouble you'll be called to an IRS office $119.4. million. CALENDAR Producers Robert Whitehead With one wife." for the examination 80 per cent They also caught 2,200,000 and Roger L. Stevens are adding Actor-playwright Joe· Julian re and only 20 per cent that you 'II be returns that underpaid a total of A SERVICE Of THE extra matinees to Finishing Touch ceived a residual check for Gang visited al h,ome by an agent. $239 million. JEWISH FEDERATION es starting Easter Sunday. .. Paul Busters, the radio series now being Of RHOOE ISlAND Littlefield and the Uprising, a replayed on cable TV. "It's been and the Jews In Canada Object group at Las Vegas' Union Plaza, IU.- JIWtStt --AU, - 30 years since I did these shows,". ,-,u.11,. Cal 421-41 IP is recording an album he said, "and I haven't the faintest To Letter J On Tax Bills called Wounded Knee ... Aris San, idea ol what part I played. I don't who stars at Sirocco, the Greek know ii I was the good guy or the MONTREAL - The use of the forced to wear the J during the 5:')NDAY, ANIL 22, 1973 Israeli nightclub, will give 12 con bad guy"... Patrick Crean, who letter J on tax bills sent to Jewish Nazi occupation, asked why the , 9:30 ··'"· T.mple ..th T.. h Men'• Club, Hint Me.tint certs in Israel next month, as part costaged the dual scenes for Cy taxpayers by the Montreal Urban MUC needs to know a taxpayer's with ,.,.... Snilll Men'• Quit ol its 25th anniversary celebra- rano, opening at the Palace next Council has revived bitter memo religion. " The Germans .wanted ~:30 '·'"· ries among Jews ol Cole-St. Luc, tions. (Continued on page 8) the same information. We later ,...... WIDHISDAY,.... . , A,_ 25, 1973 - -.. a 95 percent Jewish-populated sub regretted that we gave it to them. 9:--30 ...... Jewhh ....."-" ., ...... nd , v-.. urb of Montreal. They say it Many Jews aren't alive to regret w.....,.•, DIYhien, ...... MNti"I smacks ol the J many ol them it," she said. 10:JO ··"'· ~,...... MMtl.. were forced to wear while inmates Mrs. Polak's 25-member delega 12:00 MM of Nazi concentration camps. tion met with Mayor Samuel' ...... C.flidl .I Jewhh WMMn, ~ The J began to appear on tax Moskovitch ol Cote-St. Luc. He bills after a new law that went into ~ ,_,,.. •:: ,;~nc....,_,,. 'Hr ()N/Y ANC,irJ Jf0,1SH WEEKLY IN R I ANO SOUTHEAST MASS said the Council would send a pro --~- effect in January abolished the old test resolution to the MUC with l : Up.1111 . ~ , ...... leth ...... system ol separate tax lists for copies to the 27 other member .. 30 ' ·"'· MAIUNG ADDIISS: le• 6063, ~.I.I. :..1::ny 02904 T~ 724-0200 Jews, Catholics and Protestants. municipa lities, Minister ol Munici ,.,.,,.. leth ~ ...... _ DhlNf Jew"'=== Pl.ANT: tt.raWW■y,eff W•IKterSt., ,_w,.,1 :1. 02161 The assessment bills of Catholics OPRCI: 141 Tounr.n Ave., Int Pt.vktence, I.I. pal Affairs, Premier Robert Bou --_ .r:::.1. - ...... CIUA IUCKIIIIIO,. ,...... Monogln1 ldlt.., and Protestants are marked C and rassa and federal .authorities. 0..:::. :::.:-.:::::- - .... " ..,... P in the "religious code" box. Nathan Bruker, another member S.C"tt a.. ,..,... PIIW at ,,_.,kt.nee, lhecle tlleM But Jews are more sensitive ,..,,. "-'-"-I SultN,.._ htn: flftMnCeftttthe cepy; lyMall, '6.00,..- ennum; euhkle New ln1.. nd, '7.50 pe, of the delegation. suggested notify ~:.1:·...,.., ...... anmtm . .,. ,.... en ~•· TIM Her9W euumn 1v1Ncriptlen1 .,. contlnuev, untn, netlflett .. the "because they have been per THUISDA Y, APlll 2t, 1971 cent,.,ylnwrttiftt. ______· ing the Anti-Defamation League 12:00,..... secuted in my own time, not hun ol B'nai B'rith. "That's an Ameri dreds of years ago," Mrs. Celine can organization, let ·s try to keep l :OOp.M, Polak. spokesman for a group ol this in Canada," the Mayor re -·--··"'""'""'"'"'"~ WMMft CMt fl, ...,._ MNfl"I - irate Jewish taxpayers, said at a plied. 1:00 P·"'· meeting ol the Cote-St. Luc City =:.-~"o:r.!:=.::'"' FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1973 Council. Mrs. Polak, who was Newspapers deliver massive NMIIII--IIIIIIIIIIIIIANHIIIIIHllllllllllllffla. born in Amsterdam and was coverage of all age groups. 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lo decorate your home EXCITINGLY! PlAN FOR· DONOR WNCHEON: A mNting was held r... nt)y at the home of Mn. Chart.1 loppin of the committN which is making plans for the Donor Luncheon ol the Pioneer Women lo be held on Tuesday, ~ 15, at Temple Beth El. Mrs. Samuel Goldman is chairman of the event, and cochairmen are Mrs. loppin From 58' a Mrs. Abraham Grebatein. Mrs. Samuel Solkoff is general secretary. Fred Kelman Photo to '58 pe r roll ORGANIZATION NEWS ] I Six Decorating TO ELECT OFFICERS hold their next monthly social ··A Consultants Officers will be elected at the Matzo Ball" on Saturday: April Available meeting of the Sisterhood of 28, at the Center at 335 Temple Beth Sholom on Wednes Bloomfield Ave nu e. West Hart day evening, April 25 . Jo Woolf, a ford, Connecticut. young balladeer, will entertain in Da nci ng wi ll be to the mu sic of honor of the 25th anni versary of Ea rl Mitchell 's orchestra from 9 p.m. to I a.m. There will be a ca Da;l y 8 ,30 10 5,30 Israel. 'T I L9TUESDAY tered coffee hour. Refreshm ents wi ll be served by OPIN EVES. IY AWi. CLOSED Guests are expected from Mas Mrs. Martin Wexler and her com 808 HOPE STREET ll'EDNESIJAY sachusetts, Connecticut. Rhode ls mittee, and Mrs. Bernard C. PROVIDENCE, R.I. 78 1-7070 land and New Hampshire. 92 NA RRAG ANSETT AVE. Gladstone is program chairman. 31- TO HONOR MAYOR NBC-TV SPECIAL Mayor Eugene McCaffrey of Melvyn Douglas, London-born Warwick and Rose Chernov, de Claire Bloom and Israel's Topol partment president, will be hon are the stars of The Going Up of ored at the a nnu al installation and David Lev. an original TV drama dinner dance to be held by the whi ch was fi lm ed on location in Sackin-Shocket Post and Aux Israel and will be shown in color iliary, on Saturday, April 28, at on the NBC television network on Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge Wednesday, April 25, from 8:30 to in Warwick. 10 p.m., Wew York time. The title Officers to be installed are Dr. role is played by 10-ycar-old Seymour J. Freedman, command Brand Cruz, costar of the seri es , er; Marshall H. Glasshoffer, se The Courtship of Eddie's Father. nior vice commander; Leo Nath Ernest Kinoy is co-author of the an, junior vice commander; David play with Ephraim Kishon. The Penn, udge advocate; Bernard La producer is Mildred Freed Alberg. bush, quartermaster; Abraham and James F. Collier is the direc Shuster, adjutant. Mr. Labush is tor. installing officer. Jerusalem and Tel Aviv are the Robert Penn is general chair man and is assisted by Mary and Harold Fink, Rose and Philip C hernov, Sayra Weiner, Greta La bush and Jean Penn. CAREER DAY G:] Career Day will be held on Sat (Continued from page 3) urday, April 28, from I to 4:30 p.m. at the Rhode Island College FEIGENSON-HAZMAN Student Union for junior a nd se Mr. and Mrs. David Hazman of nior high school students. Ninth Street announce the mar The event is sponsored by the riage of their daughter, Judith THE POWER OF Narragansett Council of Camp Helen, to David Feigenson, son of Fire Girls and has been largely Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Feigenson of THE PANTSUIT .. planned and organized by Dr. Silver Spring, Maryland. Dorothy Pieniadz, Camp Fire Rabbi Morhaim officiated at board member and a professor at the wedding on Saturday, April Commanding attention wherever RIC. 14, which was held at the home of it goes! The body-fit jacket Dr. Ronald Esposito, director of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wortman of brassed with buttons over pull career educations program at Lynnfield, Massachusetts, sister and brother-in-law of the bride. on straight legs. With its 0wn RIC, will be the keynote speak. long sleeved white tunic, belted His subject will be "Individual As Mrs. Feigenson, a graduate of sessment of One's Traits." Lesley College in Cambridge, in chain and patent. Navy or Massachusetts, is currently teach- ' hot pink Trevira® polyester. PRODUCTIONS ing in the Montgomery School Sizes 8-18. By Kimberley. The Gamma Tau Players of System in Silver Spring. Mr. Fei Rhode Island Junior College will genson is a graduate of the Uni 145.00 present two one-act faculty-student versity of Maryland and is a sys BETTER DRESSES, productions on Friday, Saturday tems analyst with the Federal gov 2nd Floor, Providence and Sunday, April 27, 28 and 29, erninent. at 8:30 p.m. The plays arc The The couple will make their Collection. and A Night Out. both home in Silver Spring. by Harold Pinter and both di BAS MITZVAH rected by John Bray. Susan Rudman, daughter of Mr. All performances will be held at and Mrs. Chester Rudman of the RIJC Knight Campus in War Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, be wick. came Bas Mitzvah on Friday, JEWISH MUSIC PROGRAM April 13, at Temple Emeth in In observance of Jewish Music Chestnut Hill. Rabbi Zev Nelson Month, Temple Emanu-EI will officiated at the service which was present a program of Jewish music followed by a Kiddush. following the regular Sabbath eve Her grandparents are Mr. and services on Friday, April 20. The Mrs. Jacob Frank of 241 Morris program will feature the Temple Avenue. Emanu- EI Choir, the USY Choir, ASK STOP and duets by Urenda Dederick a nd PARIS - More tha n 100 Cantor Ivan E. Perlman. French parliamentarians, Senators MONTHLY SOCIAL and members of the National The Business & Professional Assembly, have asked Syria and Singles Group of the Hartford the Iraq to "stop persecuting their Jewish Community Center wi ll Jews." - -··------· .. -· ·- . --c-=~-C--~-==c-=-======----~~~------·------6 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERA.LO, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1973 proselytize a basic tenet of the Orthodox Group Sues Newsdoy For Refusing To Accept Ad Jewish faith. " A spokesman for Newsday said NEW YORK - An Orthodox Committee for Ute Furtherance of that the newspaper's preferential New York Post, was rejected on that the paper had not refu sed the Jewish group sued in Federal Jewish Education, Newsday was mailing rate treatment be vacated February I, by Newsday according ad but that it had been withdrawn Court in Brooklyn Monday to charged with having violated the and that the Post Office be to the complaint. Rabbi Jacob J. by the complainant after Newsd~y enjoin Newsday, the Long Island group's constitutional rights of enjoined from allowing the Hecht, the executive vice president ·•made some recommendations newspaper, from refusing to freedom of speech and religion. publication to use the mails. It of the committee, called about the content. accept an advertisement that The committee, with also asked $20,000 in Newsday's · action a denial of condemn'ed intermarriage as headquarters at 824 Eastern compensatory damages. freedom of speech and the A subscription to the Herald "suicide, national and personal." Parkway, in the Crown Heights Publication of the ad, which ran freedom of the press and an makes a good gift. Telephone 724- In a complaint filed by the section· of Brooklyn, demanded in The New York Times and The abridgement of its right "to 0200 or 724-0202.
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Coll today Decorating ery hand contains and also just rest of the tricks when the switch forfrff estimate. about what the distribution is. Af was to a Diamond, surely a nor Problems? ter that it should have been quite mal switch. The two high Hearts CALL 725-2 ).60 easy to both play the hand well in Declarer's hand were cashed, a and defend it the best way. How Club played to Dummy's Ace, the 421-4222 568-3135 .....9:30 a .m .-5:30 p.m. Mon .-Sal. 725 DEXTER ST., CENTRAL FALLS ever, some Declarers did not take other three Hearts won and then a advantage of the knowledge they Spade is led from Dummy to take might have had because many of the proven finesse through East. them just do not think that way. This adds to eleven, five Hearts, As for the defense, none of the three Diamonds, one Club and Defenders made the play they two Spades. This total, when f might have but really cannot be compared it to the traveler that blamed. accompanied the hand from the North previous cvcriing, was the normal ~W,Scottt' . . ♦ 8 5 2 .K Q 8 5 2 total. Almost every Declarer had ♦ 7 4 made five. Can East do anything ♦ A 6 4 to gain a trick or two? OJ'\nOW\OQ.S the ~t.n9 of West East Actually, yes, East can and ♦ 3 u £:q,s €ntar\ts ,r . . :: : J 9 4 should do something out ol the or- •10 6 -4 3 ♦ 10 8 3 2 ♦ J 9 5 dinary alter taking the first trick. ♦ J 9 7 2 ♦ K 5 3 He knows that South has the South Heart Ace, and everything else a- sh.op-for U:ttl.a. ch 't.l~re.n :~ }0 7 6 that matters. If South has three ♦ A K Q 6 Hearts, the Hearts break and with Coca.t 8 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20 1973 two others, three abreast! Clar FEARS DISMISSED ence Carmen, George Chapman, Having A Party? WASHINGTON - Fears in Charles Verkyn, Frankie DiPanni, the U .S. that the Arab-lsraei Lew Hall and others were names CALL conflict is jeopardizing fut~re sports followers knew well. Pacers imports of Middle East oil and Hello Again! were an accomplished group of creating gasoline and fuel their own. Art Lessieur, who later URENT-ALLS shortages were dismissed by the played hockey for the R.l. Reds. ~late Department. News of the Sports World by Warren Walden was one or the daring fellows. And Tables- Chairs Dishes there was Stein and Gaethoffs and Pat Lombari. ·All great; all artists Champagne Fountains TOSHIBA in their own right. ADD MORE: Hockey Playoffs sportsman and associate with Doo• and Basketball, too. Football sto Icy and Turville in Cycledrome ••• 725-3779 ELECTRONIC WHAT A SPOT: The last Cycle• ries commanding space in a season promotions, Peter Laudati. ., drome was located just off North CALCULATORS. that belonged to baseball alone at ... Main Street at the Providence· • PRINTING • DISPLAY one time. In Boston, THE Mara BY ANY OTHER NAME: When Pawtucket line. It was built there thon and also a big wrestling at someone builds a new cycledrome, • PORTABLE to serve both cities. Pat Lombari traction that, oddly, features a those are some names for consid Before you buy was telling about it the other day. Tag-team match on a card that in eration. However, by any name, CAU FOR OUR PRICES "It had only four laps to a mile," cludes the World Champion in an bicycle racing cou Id again be a top said Pat. " We had another one be· BROKERS UNLIMITED. underneath spot. Golf growing and attraction. And with TV! There's fore that and it was located near I growing and Tennis achieving a no Limit. Picture. if you can, a mo 401 274-1930 the corner or Reservoir and Park new high in popularity. Dog Rac torcycle rider setting the pace for T~ lee1t..i.er1 Dick l•••er1 A venues. That one was a seven ing,Horsc Racing and Autqrriobilc a pedaling bike rider. There was a lap to the mile." Someone re Racing; and radio and tcl~vision roller across the back or the mo makred. "There were some great broadcasts and the theatre and torcycle and the fro nt wheel of the football players who performed in HAVE BUYERS FOR restaurants and shopping centers bicycle was smaller than the big !~ the Cycledrome orr North Main fURNtTURE open until late at night. My good power wheel in the rear. When the Commercial • Industrial Street." To which Mr. Lom bari • 9FFICIE ness! There's scarcely time to bike-rider wanted more speed quickly retorted. "None greater or Residential Property wash the dishes. from his pacer, he would nudge SUPPLIES than those bicycle racers." He ... the roller on the back or the mo •OFFlCE though! a minute and added. ROOM FOR ANOTHER: Bi torbike. MACHINES PLEASE CALL "And the motor-pacers. too ... He cycle riding has become tremen was one or the latter. Why doesn't •OFFICE Brow11 dously popular. probably number GREAT NAMES1 G R EAT ATH Herbert l. someone build a track'' - CAR· PRINjlNG ing more riders at present than at LETES! There isn't an athlete to RY ON 1 . 35 yrs. uMfl 111t _.; ...... 421-5350 any time since the turn or the ccn• day who attained the heights of ''llYING 1111 0111 IYAIL IONO DINNB COMMlfflE: William Cohen, city manager, Stole of Israel Bands, Milton M. Dubinsky, dinner chairman, and Stanley P. Blacher, s,eneral chairman, Rhode Island Committee, State of Israel Bands, llorh•• discuu plans with cornmillff mernben for the Rhode Island Israel Bond Dinner of State in celebration of Is rael's 25th annivenary and to hanor Rabbi and Mn. Bi A. Bahnen on Sunday, May 13, at Temple Emanu II BAKERIES·· EI. Choose Committees, Chairmen For Bond Dinner For Bohnens Committee chairmen and the gram ; Mr. and Mrs. Bertram L. committee of hosts for the Rhode Bernhardt. decorations. and Mr. Island Israel Bond Dinner of State and Mrs. Sheldon S. Soll osy, in honor of Rabbi a nd Mrs. Eli A. hosts. Bohnen have been announced by Members of the committee of MALE COUNSELORS Mr . and Mrs. Milton Dubinsky, hosts arc Mr. and Mrs. Richard Polynnii1r1 dinner chairmen. The event will be R. Ackerman, Mr. and Mrs. Max onll held on Sunday, May 13, at Alperin, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Al COLLEGE STUDENTS C-,tonc.'\C Cu,~ine .-COCKTAILS suvur Temple Emanu-EI. perin, Dr. and Mrs. Eliot 8 . Bar AND STUDENTS CURRENTLY JUNIORS elluOIISenlu• The Israel Prime Minister's ron, Dr. and Mrs. Joslin Berry, AND SENIORS IN HIGH SCHOOL Medal will be presented to Rabbi Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P. Blacher, 1 467-7440 I and Mrs. Bohnen at the dinner. Mr.· and Mrs. Mervin Bolusky, WITH OR WITHOUT EXPERIENCE • ,t,,r C?t"H: 1t ,cwwd • Committee chairmen arc Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Brier, Amc,lt f ; rf P.1 , ia ir-q and Mrs. Manfred Weil, arrange Malcolm Bromberg, Mr. and Mrs. 10 Miff\. f'ro"II ProlF. MARSHALL GERSTENBLA TT, Dir1 ~-..-rn:: "'! ": - ~•,,,,---,,. C ..... ,.._ .. .,._ ... ..,, ...... 9 • .. . ., - ...... - ._ . , . THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1973 - 11 A subscription to the Herald Copilot Confirms makes a good gift. Telephone 724- Israeli Claims 0200 or 724-0202. IDA AND I WISH TO TNANI All OUI IAMll T iERUSALEM - The Libyan AND IIIIIIDS WNO NONOIID Ml IT PA~ copilot of an airliner downed by TICIPATING IN TNI llaPTION IOI MT ... Israeli jets February 21 in the IIITNDAT AND IOI IOINING WITN US IN Sinai Peninsula said last week that SUf'NIITING ISiAU TNIOUGN ISHU IONDS. the plane's captain heard the C.Mlly, warning shots fired by the ISHUIISIIICI interceptors and planned to land, "but at the last moment he changed his mind" and tried to BOULEVARD escape back to Egypt. The copilot, El Kidifi el Mahadi SHADE AND DRAPE, INC. said the crew had lost its way FOR THE FINEST IN when the plane accidentally HOME, SHOP AND .intruded into Israeli-held air space. OFFICE DECORATING His version of events leading to 724-0680 the disaster in which 108 persons 742 EAST AVE., PAWT. died appeared to tally with Israel's HOURS: claim that the interceptors warned DAil Y 9 a .m .-5 p .m . the jetliner's crew to land, a nd ANY EVENING BY APPT . fired when it refused. PLAN ANNUAL MEETING: Shown planni"9 the May 1 annual mHling and Ju~~ of the Women's ~ lion of the Jewish r..deration of Rhock, Island recently al the home of Mrs. lou11 Mirman are, left lo "9hl, Mrs. David Horvitz and Mrs. Mirman, decorations; Mrs. Eugene Wachtenheim, h~tality ~hai~n,_ and Mrs. Harolcl Summer, chairman of the day. The 10:30 a .m. mffli"9 of the statewide organ11alion w,11 be helcl at Temple Emanu-EI. Don't let overweight keep you out of the fun of summerl We're here with a ten-year proven program to help you lose wvight and keep it offl Men , Women, Teenagers. New members accepted at all times. $6.00 first meeting (includes registration fee) and $2.50 weekly thereafter. Join nowl For Information Call (401) 131-0337 lox 336, South Attleboro, Mass. 01703 CALL NOW for Class Most Convenient For You! Barrington Middletown Wakefield Bristol Newport Warwick Burrillville North Providen PASSOVER GREETINGS Passover Greetlrigs KENT EVEREADY ELECTRIC CLEANSERS 5 Brow Street, Barring'tQn 775 HOPE STREET CHerry 5-7812 GREETINGS FOR PASSOVER Passover Greetings CRANST()N FARMS, INC. Manna-Hortman Slippb' Co. PIOClAIMS l 'NAI l'IITH DAY: Govemo, Philip Nael praclaimed l 'nai B'rith Day on April 4, in conjunction 25 Lovell Avenue W. E. Davia Compa~ with its statewide membership drive. Shown above aN, left to right, Howard Barasch, president, Plantations Cranston Lodge; Steven Kasden, p,.. ident, lager Williams Lodge; Adele Kay, publicity; Eleanor Marcus, president, Cranston-Warwick Chapter; Arlene Chor.,.y, president, Hope 0.apter; Governor Noel, Foye Goldman, pub 943-0600 45 Waldo St. 781-61?7 licity; Sena Yamuder, counselor, Hope Chapter; Harriet Priest, ranking woman officer for Central New Eng land Council; Samuel Shlevin, Henry Friedman Lodge . HAPPt' PASSO\'lm- PASSOVER GREETINGS Martin Bormann Declared Ollicially Dead FIORE BERLIN - Martin Borma nn, some doubts must remain whether absentia. .. ~=->J PONTIAC, INC. Hitler's aide, was olricially the bones round in Berlin are In a 28-year-old search. traces 399 Bald Hill Rd. declared dead on the basis or rea ll y those 0r Borma nn." he said . or the mi ssing Nazi were reported t •~tKi"'::~"' 1.~-· : identificati on of a skeleton Dr . Gau rr a nd hi s aides. fr om as lar away parts or the Warwick uncovered during construction Joachim Richter a nd Wilhelm world as the Soviet Union and . - ~ ... ' I RE 9-2100 work in West Berlin las t Metzner. responded th at for them Lati n America, the latter a Cnh & Corry • S.. ►fh1ilhN WM Thrifty"' on4 Wet W_.. December. IHODI ISI.AND'S I.AlGISr it was "absolutely cert ai n that favo ri te haven for Nazi relugecs. Pld~p. ~ Delivery ) PONTIAC DIALII The Hesse state prosecutor, Dr. Borma nn is dead." Only last fall a writer, Ladislas EASTWOOD AVE~ • SALES • BODY SHOP Horst Gaurr. said at a news Bo r ma nn , wh o s ucceeded Farago, asserted that Bormann LAUNDRY, INC. I • SERVICE • Pf-RTS conference in Frankfurt that the Rudolf Hess as Hitler's deputy was running a prosperous business I 123 lostwOOII A••· TEmpa. l-070I justice authorities had set as the alter Hess escaped to Engla nd in in Argentina. Born in June, 1900. time a nd place or death the ni ght 1941 , was known as a fan ati cal the Hitler aide would be close 10 With Best Wishes for a Happy Pono.,., from ol May 2. 1945, at a bridge Nazi, responsi ble for the mass 73 by now. crossing the lnvalidenstrasse in murder ol Jews and Poles during BOULEVARD SHADE AND Berlin's Tiergarten dis trict. the war. The Nuremberg tribunal Department stores invest 87% or DRAPE, INC. Among the points described as sentenced him to death in their ad dollars in newspapers. HOUIS: 742 Ea•t Avenue, Pawtucket, R.I. corroborating the identification Mon., Fri., Sat. 9-S was a gold dental bridge. PASSOVER GREETINGS Tuff., Wed., n,.,,._ IIA 9 724-0680 The prosecutor said that, according to his lindings, Bormann HOLIDAY GREETINGS died between I and 3 a.m. that NARRAGANSETT PAPER CO. day '"just a lew hours alter the . WELCOME REST AU RANT death of his accomplice. Hitler." IO Almeida Street East Providence, R. I. Th~ Nazi aide was a suicide, the Italian & Ameiican Food - Choice Liquors - Closed Mondays - prosecutor added. By ollicially declaring Borma nn ·11165 Chalkstone Avenue 1131-9577 dead, the German authorities Beneficent House - sought to put an end to the 1 Chestnut Street BEST WISHES intern a tion a l hunt for the PASSOVER GREETINGS (Weybosset Hill) inlamous Nazi leader whose FOR THE PASSOVER TIFFANY whereabouts had remained a Providence WIGS mystery and an object or ~ • C,.,nston • Midland Mall, Warwick worldwide speculation si nce his PASSOVER GREETINGS • Wampanoag Mall, East Providence • Pawtucket disappearanc~ during the last days S I E d of _World War II. ter ing ngineering On However , doubts were C I PASSOVER GREETINGS immediately voiced by Simon Construction o., nc. Wiesenthal, head of the Jewish 38 ,-.0 rth Court Street, Providence Pl 1-1234 U-RENT-ALLS whoDocumentation was instrumental Center inin Vienna,tracing ,.'::- -:--:-:--:-:--:-:--:--:-:--:-:--=--=--=M=-A:,:~'."C;:;".'__ J;.;_ ·-;_;.P'."''E=_A\,;;R!L:M\;;.A=.:-N_'."_':_':_":~"".-""._:_:__ -_-_-_-_-_-:,_-_•, .. IT 1 Chapel Street 7 Lincoln l Adolf Eichmann, the SS (elite OR A HAPPY PASSOVER corps) leader, in Argentina in 1960 BEST WISHES F 725-3779 ;;,~et bringing him to justice in ZARRELLA PLUMBING Mr. Wiesenthal, who was present in Frankfurt at the news & HEA JING CO., INC. BEST WISHES FOR PASSOVER conference held by the prosecutor's office, acknowledged AVON CINEMA that the justice authorities had worked "with great seriousness" PASSOVER OREEI'INGS in their investigations. "However, Biltmore Furniture Co., Inc. HOLIDAY GREETINGS Time Magazine Reports HOME OF FINE FURNITURE Few Jews Taken Into FBI United Textile Worken of America 523 Main St., Pawtucket PA 5-4950 _ APofL.CIO __ NEW YORK - Time William H. Silcox, International Vice President magazine, in a recent article on the FBI, makes the point that only Best Wishes For The Holiday 38 Olney.nl]e S11aare EL 1-llZO a handful of Jews are to be found in its ranks. Veteran supporters of the late J . Edgar Hoover say that WITH BEST WISHES he "distrusted" Jews, not because GOLDSTEIN ELECTRIC of their religion but because of ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR FOR A HAPPY PASSOVER their supposed "liberalism." The overwhelming majority of 116SUMMIT AVE. the 8,500 agents employed by the PROVIDENCE, R.I. FBI are said to be Protestant 331-6624 co llege gra duate s from , universities, mostly in the South, BEST WISHES SKV Midwest and West. Only 12 per FOR A HAPPY PASSOVER cent of FBI agents are black, Spanish-surnamed, or Oriental; Santopietro, Katz, Volatile & Co. and only 2 are women. To qualify for the FBI, WEST WIND RESTAURAMT INVESTMENT BROKERS prospective agents must be college graduates between the ages Open Tuesday through Sunday 681 PARK AVENUE of 23 and 40 and at least 5 rt. 7 in . tall. Starting pay lor agents is just CRANSTON under $13,000 per annum. Veteran agents with 10 years in the li eld Central Avenue Seekonk, Mass. , 467-4141 receive salaries ol from $25,000 to Telephone - SOuthgate 1-5080 $30,000. ------ THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1973 - 13 To Be would not recommend adding to Sp~cial Sha~bat Observed you,. holdings. Deficits were report A special Twenty-Fifth Shabbat ed in the April and July 1972 fiscal will be observed in every temple S-UCCESSFUl quarters reflecting intensified com and synagogue throughout Rhode petition, which for«d hea,y mark Island on Friday evening, May 4, downs. The _October quarter - or Saturday morning, May 5. This first of the current fiscal year - service will be followed, in most IN~ESTING saw a return to profitability on a cases, by an Oneg Shabbat in hon 9% gain in sales. Newer stores, lo or of Israel's 25th anniversar1', cated in seYeral large shopping This religious event is sponsored ROGER E. SPEAR plazas, haYe not yet reached the by the Rhode Island Committee · FNMA OK warrant pnce would continue to same high rate of sales per square for Israel's 25th Celebration in co FOR RISK ACCOUNTS outpa« the gains in common al the foot enjoyed by older Alexander's operation with the Rhode Island 1.5 to I rate of the last six months. units. As a result, margins hue Q: Do you think I should con , Board or Rabbis as part or Israel's More likely the premium between narrowed. tinue to hold Federal National 25th anniversary weekend in them will narrow somewhat. Recently the company acquired a Mortgage Association (NYSE) Rhode Island and throughout the Nonetheless, I would f ..or retain 5 I% interest in Catalog Showroom shares acquired in the low United States. Dr. Joseph G. Fish ing the warrants for the present. Sales. The field is intensely com twenties? P.C. bein, chairman for the anniversary The preferred shares h..-e failed petiliYe and the firm newly orga A: The l!Hnonlh freeze on subsi Shabbat, announced that the spe lo participate in the pri« rise en nized. One showroom I been diud housing announced in cial service will be dedicated to Is joyed by the common shares and opened, two more should oe oper January by the Administration was rael's 25th year of statehood, with warrants. Thus in the 6 months ating within the ear. Hold but do quickly reflttted in FNMA share sermons devoted to this topic. past, the trading premium o,er con not add to shares. The Jewish youth groups of pri«. Howe.er, the drop in trading •ersion Yalue has narrowed from logue on the Meaning or Israel," .Ie,els may pro•e lo be precipitous Rhode Island on Saturday, May.5, 31 % lo 13%. While this security TO HEBRON at Temple Beth El according to since FNMA has enough HUD- at 6 p.m. will sponsor three simul trades partially on a yield basis, its HEBRON - Israel 's Sephardi plans announced by Rabbi Jacob taneous Shalosh Se'Udot (third !lllbsidiud mortgage commitments pri« action is also inlluen«d by C hief Rabbi, Ovadia Yoser, took Handler, chairman or the Board or Shabbat meal) programs for all ahead lo !lllstain its normal financ the price action of the common. As the occasion or a visit to Hebron Rabbis. Rhode Island Jewish youth at ing acti,ity rate through the freeze. the pri« of the common ap to urge the government and the Designed as an all-day institute Temple Emanu-EI, Congregation Furthermore, ii interest rates rise proaches that of the preferred, this J cwish Agency to send new for Christian clergy, the dialogue B'nai Israel in Woonsocket, and a and money supply dries up as an issue will moYt more in line with immigrants to Hebron a nd other will feature Dr. David Neiman, third temple. Touro Synagogue in ticipated FNMA will probably get the common. Hold. settlements in the administered professor or religion at Boston a bigger sli« of the con,·entional Newport will hold a similar youth Q : When A lexander's. Inc. areas. Rabbi Yosef asked for this College, and Father Edward program on Saturday morning. mortgage market. (NYSE) went public I bought 50 to be undertaken so that the Flannery, executive secretary or morning, As a re!llllt of a strong gain in shares. It is now down to about $7 immigrants ·· ma y be truly the Secretariat for Catholic-Jewish earnings from S1 .43 to $2.17 a Manny Perlman, coordinator a share. Would it be wise to buy absorbed in the land ."' The C hief relations. The Honorable Arieh share in 1972, the diYidend rate was for this state-wide youth activity, another 100 shares now? F.H. Rabbi was the guest -or the border Bilar, vice-consul or Israel in New increased for the second lime in 12 reported that the program will in A : 1 Until ..iden« of a turn police and the Hebron Jewish England, will bring oHicial greet clude a special Havdalah service in months. Earnings this year should around becomes more clear-cut, I settlers. honor or Israel's anniversary, plu s ings from the state of Israel. also mo,e ahead, despite higher skits, singing and dancing. All money costs. The corporation is in Jewish youth are invited to partici Thieves Attack a relati,ely good position in this re WEDNESDAY SPECIAL! pate. ,ipecl with more than 80% of its On Thursday, May 3, the Franciscan Monie. debt low-<:ost long-term debentures. BONELESS FRIED CHICKEN $2 3 5 Rhode Island Board or Rabbis will JERUSALEM - The police Shares ha,e an abo~-uerage risk POT A TO & VEGETABLE e :ponsor a "Christian-Jewish Dia- reported that three thieves factor in ,iew of their highly te,er disguised as priests attacked a aged position. Nonetheless, I would BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP '3.2S EVERY Franciscan monk in the Church of recommend retention. the Holy Sepulchre early last Q : My wife and I have S55,000 BAKED HADDOCK '1.7S FRIDAY week and made ore with a plaque in savings at 5% . We would like proclaiming Jesus king or the more income on t~ money but LOUSAR'S RE-ST AURANT Jews. do not want to have the money 172 WAYUND AV(NU(, PR0VID(N(( 831-94SS ~::Rt~ The monk, Francis Kurza, an tied down for a long period. We -~· American, was on guard duty at need maximum safety as we wi sh OPEN SUNDAY FOR BREAKFAST 8-12 ...... OFNOMOWACll the church, the traditional site of to retire in the near future. P.S. Tenni1, Golf, Indoor Pool ,tu, 3 Jcsus's burial and resurrection, A: Your capital should be urn Ovtdoor Pool1, Indoor lowli119 I, when the three men appeared at ing more for y1111. Passbook suinc• Ice Skati119, Child,.n1 Day Camp, 2:45 pushed the monk down a accounts 111 tllis area (Northeast) Superb Dietary Cuiline, _ flight of stairs and struck him. are payinc 5¼% from day ol depos WE'IE FIGHTING INflATIONI The men then climbed on an it to day of withdrawal, whidl is a Come Up Micl-WNk altar of the Greek Orthodox 5.47% effectln yield on one-year COOK'S 30% OFF REG. Wknd. Da;!y Rote• Or Try Our section or the church and took the deposits. One-year «rtificate ac Low 5 ~a~~~ Special plaque. counts pay 5¾%. A few boars ol i ■ Yesdgadon shoald lur■ up banks ~Holidays & Summer Excluded FORM ORGANIZATION TEL A VIV - Members or the offering insured accounts with more satisfactory interest rates than you FISH MARKET Zionist Organization of America who have settled in Israel have are now reairing. HOMUWACK A second possibility is six-month OPEN AU YEAR LODGE formed an organization, based at the ZOA House here, to under Treasury bills currently paying ap Sp~:~l~•;~R~/- Tel .: 914-647-6800 take aliya, absorption, tourist and proximately 5.8%. Information on HAS RE-OPENED DIAL DIRECT 800-431-22 l 2. other assistance programs for how lo purchase these go,ernmenl Hosts: Irv. & Florence Blickstein ZOA visitors and olim. debt obligations may be secured ON SMITH STREET from the Federal Resene Bank branch offi« located in your city. Transfer of Fund Shares Suggested Under New Management Q: I accumulated several thou sands shares of Affiliated Fund in a periodic purchase plan. The OFFERING THE VERY BEST present price is well below my cost. Should I continue to hold for OF FRESH SEA FOODS income? R.D. A: This industry giant with as sets of -about SI. 7 billion has only an uerage performan« record in OUR OWN the last 5 years. In ,iew of the fund's in,estment goal of long-term growth, my - ad,i« would be- to CURED FINN AN HADDIE switch. The same management group sponsors the Lord Abbett Bond-Debenture Fund, an income MANAGED BY issue. For a $5 fee you may trans fer your present holdings to the bond fund, which currently yields a generous 7.3%. WILLIAM HOOD Q: I hold 6 American Tele phone warrants (NYSE) and 10 EDWIN S. SOFORENKO shares or the $4.00 convertible preferred (NYSE). Should I ex FORMERLY OF Michael H. Silverman Robert J. Janes ercise, sell or hold these two is sues? H.C. Murry M . Halper, Howard S. Greene A: The Telephone warrants are Charles D. Gauvfl), !=rank A. Nightingale trading at cl08e to S8 currently. HOPE SEA FOOD John Edge · · Harold Silverman Exercising these· now would result in your paying a 15.0% premium to acquire the common shares. Thus I Allo LINES OF INSURANCE FOR BUSINESS would not recommend your choos MARKET INDUSTRY, HOMI AND PERSONAL PROTECTION ing · that option. In the last six months while the common shares 211 ANGELL STREET mo,ed ahead 21 % the warrants r08e 32%, a not uncommon pattern for CALL UNion 1-1923 this type of s 14 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1973 Arab Labor ♦ Force Becomes Focus For Political Arguments In Israel JERUSALEM - They come in of workers across the old armistice the edge of the settlement to the early morning, before most lines is one of the major bonuses accommodate their Arab workers Israelis are awake, from the ~est of Israel's prolonged occupation of despite the regulation that the Bank of the Jordan River and the territories with nearly million Arabs must return to their villages Gaza Strip. Wearing Arab Arabs. He sees it as a help to the in the occupied territories each headdresses and work boots, they Israeli economy and the Arabs night. commute each day in overcrowded themselves, and as tangible proof "The Arabs sleep in a grove a buses and taxis to construction of his argument that Arabs and few meters from our house," she sites and factories all over Israel. Israelis can live and work side by wrote, "and our life-style has They are Israel's migrant side. become that of the effendis," cir workers - about 50,000 to 60,000 To Mr. Sapir, the growing Arab feudal landowners. Arab laborers from the occupied dependency on this labor is a Arguing that the country has territories who have come in social, political and mora l evil that been "flooded" with these workers steadily increasing numbers since threatens to undermine the labor the woman urged Mr. Dayan to the 1967 war to find jobs in Zionist principles on which the bar them from entering Israel. She Israel's overheated economy. nation was founded. He sees it as said: " If the situation is this In the last few years they have a corruption of the first of the appalling after five years, what become . an indispensable Zionist goals: the return to the will happen in another 10 or ingredient in Israel's economic land by Jewish manual labor. He more? Each passing year will boom - the cheap labor on which also secs it as a long-term make the problem worse and turn the economy has vaulted forward dem ogra phi c threat to the the contractors, who today arc since the six-day war. Without Jewishness of the Israeli. getting rich with slight pangs of them, the vital construction The moral aspect of the issue conscience, into pressure groups industry would grind to a stop, the was fir st thrust into the public that wil l ock a ll change vast citrus crops could not be consciousness by a letter written tomorrow.·• harvested in time; important to Mr. Dayan by a mother living The letter caused a furor, partly factories would have to cut their in a moshav, a comm unal because of the life-style the production schedules. settlement simi lar to the kibbutz. woman described a nd partly Benefits and Drawbacks In the letter, published widely, she because of the disclosure that In recent months they have a lso said that si nce the 1967 war her Arabs were spending the night in become the focus of one of the husband, a farmer had become a the moshav. mo s t fund a mental political labor contractor, providing Arab Al Mrs . Meir's perso nal OSCAR WILDE i1 portrayed by Richard Kn ..land in Trinity Square Re pertory Company's world premiere of Feasting with Panthers, which arguments in Israel during this workers for va rious agricultural instructions, the police were opened Wednesday al the Playhou .. in Providence. The new work-with election year: The issue of the jobs in Israel. ordered to enforce the mulic, written by Adrian Hall and Richard Cumming, i1 slated lo run impact these workers have on the " Today we have five workers." requirement that the Arabs go through Moy 19 when the Trinity ..asan will clo ... Israeli way of life. she wrote. "We've gotten to the home at night. But police officials In general, most Israeli s seem point where we don't lift a finger concede that that is a difficult. if to support the views of either on the farm. My son refuses even not impossible. task and that al Israelis Stunned By Rise Defense Minister Moshe Dayan or to mow the law n - 'Mohammed least several thousand Arabs Finance Minister Pinhas Sapir, the will mow it' - much less irrigate customarily sleep near th eir places In Frozen Meat, Other Basics men considered most likely to the fields or do other such dirty of work in Israel four or five JERUSALEM - A stunned sat in on a meeting of the succeed Premier Golda Meir work." ni ghts a week . public was informed here that the ministerial economic committee should she step down. Their views The woman said that recently In hi s speeches, Mr. Sapir has price of frozen meat will ri se by were unable to agree to the could not be further apart. her husband and most men on the picked up the moshav women ·s nea rl y 50 percent along with sharp government's moves. To Mr. Dayan, the daily stream moshav had built small huts on theme, arguing that what he increases in the prices of other At a briefing for newsmen, t e r m e d · · m a s I e r-s I a v e · ' basic commodities including sugar,, Finance Ministry offi cials provided relati onship has been growing Two Palestinians Arrested fuel a nd tobacco. The prices details of the va rious types of between the Israeli employers and soared after Finance Minister extra compensati on that will be their Arab workers. Pinhas Sapir introduced new paid to low income families to On Censorship Charge The problem cannot be solved subsidy policies. counter the effect of the price by administrative orders, the JERUSALEM . Two organization, which is the over-all The government's refu sal to increases. A family of four that Finance Minister has argued. Palestinian editors of an East guerrilla group. The third victim raise its price supports was earns IL • 500 wi II receive an "since in the course of time we Jerusalem Arabic weekly were was Kamal Badwan. an orga ni zer expected to inflate prices but additional IL 14 per month. Their .f ' ) will morally and practically be arrested by the Israeli police of guerrilla activity on the West Israelis apparently were not costs will probably go up IL 8.7 a unable to dema nd that the Monday on charges of evading Bank. prepared for the steep increase in month, Ike offi cials said. A family workers go back to their vi ll ages censorship and inciting revolution The editorial with a meat prices and the 38 percent of five which earns IL 700 a every night. " among the residents of the West photograph of Mr. Nasser rise in the price of sugar. Sapir month will receieve an additional In response, Mr. Dayan has Bank of the Jordan River. bordered in black - said, ··we also signed regulations raising the IL 17.5 per month. Its costs are argued that the close exposure to The two men were the first such should thank the Israeli s because price of gasoline by 12 percent, expected to increase by IL 11.6. the Israeli way of life had editors to be arrested on political · they have taught us again how to cigarettes by 15 percent, cooking Ministry officials noted that the fundamentally altered the Arabs' grounds since the 1967 Arab love Palestine, its people and its gas, heating fuel and parafin by 17 average price increase amounted view of Israel and diminished their Israeli war. They are Joseph Nasr, land to the death." percent. The price of flour was to six percent, which compared hostility towards her. He has also · editor and publisher of the weekly The editorial was the most also on the way up though the with other countries suffering from contended that the higher pay that Al Fajr, and Jamil Hamad, the militant of a series of sympathetic exact perce ntage remained inflationary problems, is relatively the Arabs had been receiving in assistant editor. articles about the slain guerrillas undecided. On the other hand, small. The prices of many staples Israel had lifted many of them They were taken into custody and their cause in the three Arabic Sapir apparently bowing to will remain steady. These include from the dependent status of after publishing an article dailies and three weeklies pressure from Histadrut, agreed fish, tea, coffee, potatoes, bread, refugee to that of ordinary citizen. asserting that Israeli and published in the former Jordanian not to raise the prices of milk, cocoa and edible oils. But the There is little argument that the Jordanian intelligence officers had sector of Jerusalem. · dairy products, eggs and poultry. sharply increased price of sugar is Arabs have benefited from their met and exchanged information Israelis Startled Price supports on those items expected to affect the prices of work in Israel. Their pay here on before the Israeli· commando raid This sudden and conspicuous are expected to be increased. such foods as cake, noodles, the average is four times higher directed against Arab guerrilla display of identification with the Sapir told the Cabinet that the breakfast cereals, jams , than the wages they had earned headquarters in Beiru·t, Lebanon, guerrilla movement has startled present subsidies the government confectionary fruits and fruit for the same work in the occupied last week. Israeli officials many Israelis and has forced them pays to keep prices stable are no territories. juices. dismissed the report as a to question the apparent goodwill longer adequate and would have to fabrication. toward Israel that seemed to have A Labor Shortage be increased from IL 600 million a ROP color has in creased a A court ordered !he editors developed among West Bank year to nearly IL I billion, phenomenal 7-fold in the past 18 The lure of better pay across remanded in custody for 15 days Arabs since 1967. something the government cannot years. the old armistice line has proved while the prosecution prepared its Finance Minister Pinhas Sapir do. He said the consumer will ROP color, SpectaColor and so magnetic that an acute iabor case. expressed disappointment in a have to foot part of the bill. Hi Fi permit unlimited copy /art shortage has developed in the Announcing the charges, a weekend interview with Maariv, Histradut representatives who innovations in newspapers. police spokesman said that the an Israeli daily. He said that the occupied territories; agricultural two editors had published the fiction of a gradual approachment producers have been especially Denies Establishing Foothold article about alleged collusion between Israelis and the West hard hit. between the Jordanians and Israel Bank Arabs "has crashed up The winter oranges are still on without having submitted it to the against the wall of cruel reality." the trees in Gaza, for exam pie, for In Ethiopia, Red Seo Islands censor. Israeli law requires that all Although violations of the the lack of men to pick them. A JERUSALEM - The Israeli Beirut Embassy indicated that material intended for publication censorship law are frequent, and laborer would earn only $3 for a government denied two claims by they included Zuqar Island and in the press be submitted to a journalists_in past cases have lost day's work there, compared with Southern Yemen that Israel has the Hanish group. A similar report military censor for examination iheir credentials as a result, none $5 or $6 in Israel. As a result, the established a presence on the Eth that appeared in Time magazine a before publication. had been arrested. Gaza crop is being picked largely iopian coast and on several islands week ago, was denied by Israeli Emotional Editorial by women and old men. in the Red Sea which command authorities at the time. The Arbab-labor issue has In addition to the news report, BRISCOE ELECTED the shipping lanes to and from the According to the Yemeni Em the paper ran an emotional front posed a dilem"la .for the Indian Ocean. The Southern Ye bassy in Beirut, the islands belong page editorial mourning the death DUBLIN - Ben Briscoe of the Government that is especially meni Embassy in Beirut claimed to Southern Yemen but were of the three guerrilla leaders Fianna Fail, the ruling party of difficult in an election year. that Israel has leased Ras (Cape) turned over to Ethiopia by the assasinated during the Beirut raid. President De Valera and Premier Disturbed by the moral Sintian from Ethiopia where it British before the Aden Protecto The editorial said that the funeral Jack Lynch was re-elected to the consequences of the migration but was allegedly building an air and rate, which became Southern Ye for these "martyrs should be the Irish Parliament for South Central anxious to sustain the economic naval base some 30 kilometers men, achieved independence in occasion for a national procession Dublin. He is the only Jew among boom, the Cabinet has thus far from the Yemeni island of Perim November, 1967. The Embassy in which we celebrate the birth of the new Irish MPs. Another Jew tried to control the problem by that controls the southern entrance charged that Israel was coordinat a thousand more Abu Yussefs and ish candidate, Mervin Taylor, La setting arbitrary limits on the to the Red Sea. ing its "serious penetration" of the Kamal Nassers." bor, was defeated. Briscoe is the number of Arab workers Perim was the base for a rocket Red Sea with the United States, Abu Yussef - the code namp son of the late Robert Briscoe, permitted to enter Israel at any attack on the Israel-bound tanker and that Israel wanted to control for Mohammed Yussef Najjar - one of the leaders of the Irish Re given time. Coral Sea in June, 1971. The navigation in the area. was one of the three guerrillas. He publican Army, .a member of the A bolder and more far-reaching Southern Yemeni Embassy in , was chairman of the political Irish Parliament for many years solution will have to wait at least Baghdad claimed that Israeli I lcrald subscribers comprise an department of the Palestine and a Lord Mayor of Dublin. until the fall elections, if not a forces had occupied five islat)ds in active buying market. For ex Liberation Organization. Kamal South Central Dublin is a two final peace agreement with the the Straits of Bab el Mandab. The cellent results, advertise in the Nasser was spokesman for the member constituency. Arabs. islands were not identified bu I the Herald. Call 724-0200. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1973 - 15 was said to have given the Arab Carry On Underground Warfare terrorists whose attack on the Is Israelis, Arabs raeli Olympic team in Munich led ROME - The recent spcctacu- identified as a teacher at ·the a clerk in the heavily staffed Lib- of intelligence operations going on to the death of 11 Israelis. lar actions by Arab and Israeli American University in Beirut, but yan Embassy here. in this Mediterranean crossroads commandos have been accom- the university denied that he was In Beirut, Fatah headquarters suggest that relatively small An Italian investigating magis panied by a chain of deadly but on the faculty. The Popular Front accused pro-Israel operatives of groups of Arab and Israeli men trate has formally charged alleged obscure duels amont secret net- for the Liberation of Palestine, a having murdered its. Rome reprc- and a few women trained in all agents of a French underground works all over Europe and else- leftist guerrilla organization, said sentativc in what it termed a part techniques of unconventional war- network with having conspired whcre, intelligence specialists here in Beirut that the slain man was a of a "worldwide terrorist cam- fare were backed by vast support with I tali an ultralcftists to blow up say. member on a mission in Paris. paign." teams throughout Europe. oil tanks at the Trieste terminal of Between the aua·ck on Israeli Mr. Kubaisi had been traveling A European military at- "Some of the support networks an oil pipeline from the Adriatic athletes by Black September guer- extensively in Europe, and security tachc here observed: "The com- undoubtedly arc using diplomatic Sea to West Germany last August. rillas at the Olympic Games in sources here say that he was prob- bination of strong motivation and cover," an expert said. "Others Black September said it had orga Munich last September and the Is- ably trailed by Israeli agents for high professionalism on both sides work with different disguises. nized the sabotage. raeli attack on Arab guerrillas in some time. He was walking in the - the Israelis and Arab com- There is more than just a suspi- Judicial authorities here recently Lebanon, at least four Arabs be- Madeleine district of Paris late at mandos - makes for a lethal for- cion that local freelance cells arc permitted two Arabs facing lieved to have played undercover night when, according to a wit- mula. No holds arc barred in their providing information and assis- charges of attempted multiple roles were killed in Rome, Paris, ness, he was shot by two young secret war, and no frontiers arc a tancc, either out of political- murder in the bombing of an Is and Nicosia, Cyprus, and an Is- men who escaped. hindrance. I'm afraid insecurity ideological sympathies, or just for raeli airliner to go into hiding, on racli security agent was shot to Several similar attacks have and fear will spread to many more money." the ground that they were being death in Madrid. been reported in West Germany in world capitals and other sensitive For the last two years rumors hunted by Israeli agents. It is Security experts here say they recent months. Since the begin- points unless Israel and the Arab have circulated in Rome that Lib- doubtful whether the men, re arc convinced that Arab and Is- ning of 1972 at least seven Palcsti- states start a reasonable dialogue yan secret agents with extensive leased from prison without bail racli clandestine organizations nians, all believed to have been soon." funds had been farming out "jobs" pending a trial, arc still in Italy. have contributed to the rash of let- connected with secret organiza- Another intelligence olficcr, dis- to Mafia-type local gangs. One as- A European diplomat with long ter bombs since last September tions, are said to have been killed cussing Arab-Israeli undercover signmcnt was said to have called experience in the Mediterranean that killed an Israeli diplomat in or to have disappeared in West warfare, observed: " Both sides arc for the kidnapping of the deposed a nd the Middle East says that oil London and caused injuries to oth- Germany. resorting to dirty-trick business - King of Libya, Idris I, but was re- interests arc implicated in hit-and er people in various places. In Rome, gunmen who remain espionage, sabotage, infiltration, portedly foiled by the police in a run warfare between Arab under The assassination of an Iraqi in unidentified killed a presumed 'intoxication' with misleading in- routine raid on suspected Mafiosi. ground organi zations. Paris is believed here to have been agent of Al Falah, the main Pales- formation, agents provocateurs, The magazine Paris-Match pub- yet another episode in Arab-Israeli tinian guerrilla organization last kidnappings, murder and, I sus- li shed an article purporting to dis- " Refineries, pipelines, ta nk underground warfare. The victim October. The dead man, Abdel peel, torture now and then." close details of assistance that a fa rm s have become sabotage tar was Basil el-Kubaisi, 40, who was Weil Zuaitcr, had ostensibly been Various sources in the multitude clandestine French organization gets," he said the other day. LET 1 S PLAY GOLF! COURSES LISTED BELOW ARE NOW OPEN FOR PLAY SWANSEA INCLEWOOD GOLF CLUB Country Club 82 HILLSIDE A~ENUE (o/1 Rte. 44 • Turn in at River St. at 299 MARKET ST. Warren's Turkey Farm ) NORTH SWANSEA, MAIi. 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Perlm;in will chant all 25-lawns, landscaping Passover at Temple Beth · Israel services. 3-Apartments far Rent will be at 7 and 9:30 a.m. and at TEMPLE SINAI RFTH STIEET: Ntor Miriam Hospital. T&T LANDSCAPE, Spring deonups, 8: 10 p.m. Rabbi Jacob Handler Cranstoo Four rooms, pantry, first Hoor. Heot, spot seeding. Extensiw lawn and will conduct the services. A-Brotherhood Sabbath, honor garage. $130. 725-3420. garden maintenance. Monthly rates. Yizkor services will be at 7 and ing Jerome Kaplan, president of New lawns, sod or seed. Rock gar- WARRINGTON STIEET, Exceptionally 10 a.m. on Tuesday. Temple Sinai, will be held on Fri dens, etc . Free estimates. Mr. Moo- nice ttvee ,oom apartment. Heat, ney, 726-0754. 723-9189. TEMPLE BETH EL day, April 20 starting at 8:30 p.m. hot water, tile both, shower, range, 4.27 Providence Rabbi Jerome S. Gurland will refrigerator. Reasonable. Adulh. 941 -6249 al1or 5 p.m, Services on the seventh day of speak on '"The Rabbi of Temple LANDSCAPING: Spring cleanup, ferti· Passover will be held at 1emple Sinai." lizing, monthly lawn maintenance, 4-Carpentry Beth El on Sunday, April 22, at On the seventh day of Passover, seeding, planftng, crabgrass control. 5:45 p.m. Sunday, April 22, the annu al me Tree work. Gvtters deaned. 723. MUUANEY'S GOOD CARPENTRY. 3498. Yizkor memorial services will morials dedication service will be Cellar to rooftop. The quickest ser- be held at 10 a.m. and at 5:45 held at 8:30 p.m . The sermon will vice for nearly ewry home repair. TO VISIT I .I.: Florence M. Vuck.,, p.m. on Monday, April 23. Rabbi be '" The Ethics in Death." · Formica, Ceramic tile cabinets. COMPLETE LAWN CARE. Fertilizing. national president of the Jewish Guaranteed quality. 351 -1168. Specializing in shru bbery and War Veterans Auxiliary, will visit William G. Braude will speak. A festival morning and Yizkor 5-25 trimming. Tree work. 726-0466. Rhode Island on Monday, April TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM service will be held on Monday, Providence April 23, at 10:30 a.m. 30. Arrangements have been 19-General Services 30-Painting, Papering made for her to tour the Veterans At Temple Beth Sholom ser At the ninth annual memorials Home · in Bristol, where the Rhode vices will be held on Monday, dedication service on Sunday, all CAl"S ROOI C1£ANING, General ROYAL PAINTING , Interior pointing Island department, headed by April 23, and Tuesday, April 24 at of the gifts received by the congre cleaning. Floors washed, waxed and and decorating. Paperhanging , R- Chernov, president, and Ethel 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. gation in memory of those who bvffod. n,g, shampooed. 272·3248. complete home remodeling. 521 - 8859. Cohen, past national president, Yizkor services will be held at died since last Passover will be 831-4795, will pre1ent a gift to the home in PAINTING, exterior. her honor. 10:15 a.m. on Tuesday and will be formally dedicated. In addition, C&D Cleaning: Windows, floors. Interior and conducted by Rabbi Samuel S. plaques in memory of 15 persons CommerctOI, ruidentiol. Estimates, General cleaning, walls and wood- Mn. Vucker will also visit the work. Free esftmotes. Coll Freemon Kenner. will be dedicated. 351-5430. Davis Park Veterans Hospital. In Gray and Sons, 934-0585 . cluded in the delegation which TEMPLE BETH TORAH . They are Louis Berger, Maurice JIM'S ROOI Cl£ANING, Floor will escort Mn. Vucker will be Cranstoo Dressler, Joseph Fogel, Donald washing and waxing, window wash- ANAND PAINTING COMPANY, lnte• work, low Mildren Schlieffer, past depart Services at Temple Beth Torah Grant, Joseph Kaplan, Samuel ing. Reo50noblie rotes. Rtnidenrial, rior, exterior. Expert comme