C: C t~ en < .J < t.> -D 0 a: 0- 0 N I- 0 en :i: Controversy Widens On Defection Question JERUSALEM - The depar­ lies confided to him that they ture from Israel in the last si, planned to leave · the country and months of I 5 families and two in­ that he took care of them. dividuals - 51 persons in a ll - Peled told the Knesset that over E ONLY ENGLISH-JEW/SH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEA ST MASS who had been living in the immi­ the past two years 627 families grant development town of Car­ from the Soviet Union had been miel, in Upper Ga lilee, raised a successfully absorbed in Carmiel . ~~~· ··-' LVII, N UMBER 23, F RIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1973 20f PER COl>Y 12 PAGES storm in the Knesset. Absorption and that it was not abnormal that Minister Nata n Peled said the rate 15 of them should have left. But I of defections was not above nor­ five motions were placed on the I Israel Dissociates Itself From m al and claimed that reports that agenda criticizing the government C hristi a n missionaries were ex­ for the way it handles new immi­ horting the immigrants to leave grants. Eliezcr Shostak of the 7 were grossly exaggerated. Free Center faction claimed that I Film 'Jesus Christ Superstar' I JERUSALEM - The lsrael1 their c1t1es. . Jewish groups, including the An investigation in Carmiel re­ absorption centers did not provide I Government moved toc»y to Produced . a nd directed by National Jewis h C o mmunity ve aled that at least one missionary for immigrants' needs. Avraham dissociate itself from the film -~~rman Jewison, the ~,rector_ of Relations Advisory Council, an had suggested to the immigrants Katz of Gahal demanded an inde­ production of "Jesus C hrist Fiddler on the Roof, the film organization embraci ng 93 loca l that they " better go to Canada ... pendent investigation of the Car­ Superstar," the rock opera that was shot at m ore than JO locations human-relations groups in the Eight of the families in questi on miel defections and proposed sim­ has been denounced as anti- m Israel between August and United Stales. went to Greece from where they pler conversion processes for mix­ are believed to have fl own to Ca­ ed families (where one or more Semitic by major Jewish organiza- November of last_ year. Released In a statement issued last nada. The missionary was id enti­ members are non-Jews). lions in the United States. by Universal Pictures, 1l has month, the council charged that fied as a Jewish-born Carmelite Uri Avneri of the Haolam Haz­ A Government statement issued a lready been shown in several the film "e,aggerates some of the monk, Da niel Ruffeiscn (Brother eh facti on. which he has re-named recently said : "The fact that the United States and Canadia_n cities most ba neful anti-Jewish notions Da niel), who converted to C hri s­ the "Israeli Radical CAmp," film was shot on location in Israel and 1s scheduled to open m New traditiona lly associated with the tianity after World War I I and charged that mixed families in no way cons titutes a ny York next month. . passion story." were agreement whatsoever to it on the _Assurances G1Yen made the headlines in the late brqught to Israel under false pre­ part of the Government of Israel. The_ Government statement on 1950s when he demanded to be tenses. Peled replied that onl y four "The creators and producers of the film was_ carefully phrased registered as Jewish by nationa lity of the 15 families wh o departed the film are a lone and exclusively after consu_ltat1on among.members a nd Christi a n by religion. were mixed. Rabbi Kalman Ka­ responsible for its contents... of the Cabinet, so.~_rces_s aid. Brother Daniel denied th at he ha na of the Poalei Agudat Israel Other Steps Taken H noted that m light ~f the was propagandizing the im mi­ accused the government of per­ The controversy over the film 's delicate subject. ~alter of Jesus grants. He said some of the fam i- mitting missionary activity. treatment of the Jewish role in the C hrist Superstar assurances had crucifixio n of Jesus has also been sought and rece1_ved fr om ig nited a debate within Israel over ~r. Jew1son that the film would Bill Would Allow Jewish Inmates whether the Governme~l should con_tam no passa~es to offend the attempt to censor the content or rellg1ou_s sens,1,b1llt1es of Jewish and One Hot Kosher Meal Per Day r.1 b . h I h Th d b other circles. 1 ms . emg s O ere. e _ e ate Mr. Jewison, the statement said, NEW YORK Legislati on is the msel ves in federal prisons. also involves_ the question of had pledged that " he wou ld not e, pected to be introduced int o They are unable to obtain kosher whether art1 st1c freedom should be associate him self with the Congress this session wh ich will food and are therefore required to compromised f?r . the sake of production of a filin in which there enable Jewish inmates in federa l subsist largely on fruits and protecting Israel _s image abroad. are anti-Semitic nuances. " · prison to ha ve at least one hot veg etables . ·· In_ _the opinion of mdus_try In li ght of this, the statement kosher meal daily on request. the Lewin. a former offi cial of the specialists, the future . of foreign concluded, "it would be very National Jewish Commission on Justi ce and State Departments. film-making '" Israel r,des o n the distressing and most disappointing Law a nd Public Affairs (COLPA). sa id that despite repeFlorida over the O.coralion Day weekend h courts jurisdiction over offenses fith the presentation of signed honor Annie (Pepper) Sands on her 100th birthday on May .25, and Jennie (Pepper) Soli"9er on her 90th abroad only in relation to crimes statements to the police describing birthday, April 7. There were several cocktail parties over the weekend and the final dinner was held at the by certain Israelis and genocide. how the defendants had joined the Doral Country Club where 135 members of the Pepper family were seated, They came fr-, t-w Yorli, An amendment passed a year and militant organizations in various Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Texas, Minnesota and Missouri, The .brothers and sisters shown above ore, left a half ago extended the jurisdic­ countries and the training they had to right, Abe Pepper, 95 years old,..of Miami; Mrs; Sands of Hialeah; Harry Pepper, 87 years old, of Dayt­ Beach; Mrs. Soli"9er of Miami Beach, and Sam Pepper, 73 years old, of Providence. ti on to crimes committed abroad received.

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2 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1973 Herald subscribers comprise an World inspi red arts on Saturda) , a c tive bu ying ma rket. For DECIDES ON INCREASE August 4. and Friday. August 24. NEW YORK - Th e United excellent results, advertise in the ORGANIZATION NEWS Part one on Au gust 4 fro m I to Herald . Call 724-0200 or 724- Jewi s h Appe a l Executi ve 3 p.m. wi ll fe atu re a fa shi on show Commillee has decided to increase I 0202. FA SHIO N RE VIEW Serving on the committee are of origi nal Third World designs. a its contributi ons to the American­ Midland Mall will hold a three Mrs. Jose ph Schwa rt z. Mrs. puppet show and a display of J e wi s h Joint D is t r ibut io n da y Back to School fas hi on show Ralph Le vi tt. Mrs. ~ames Jenk in. crafts. THE FINEST IN Commillee in response 10 the Mrs. Charl es Woolf and Mrs. Part two on Au gust 24 from 2 increasing needs of world Jewry, on the lower level on Tuesday. August 14, Wed nesday, August Philip Levi ne. to 4 p.m . will fe atu re Third World especiall y to help the large FESTI VAL OF SOUN DS songs and dances and a play based MEMORIAL ART number of Soviet immigrants 15. and Thursday. August 16. at 7 The South Pro vidence Gir ls· on an Afr ica n folk ta le. " Anansi WHERE NOTHING IS comi ng to Israel. p.m. SACRIFICED BUT THE PRICE The show will be produced by Club will present a mu lti- media the Trick ster Spider." · Bill and Donna DeiSanto of the Festi va l of Sounds fe atu ring Thi rd The public is invited to attend. Rhode Island Model Agency . Mrs. SERVING ~~ THE rmrm:c.;4-- Del Santo will coord inate the t~ - . ,, Rt. I Matunu,k l each, R.I. show and will act as commentator. JEWISH Phone (401 ) 7ff-0271 · Further informati on may be ob­ ~~ (JJ,.a1lf1/UJl.lJ ~i COMMUNITY N- .. s.... 11or. ,.,.s tained by calling the Mall off ice at t ~ 828- 1700, or the R.I. Model t~- OF Agency at 7 39-2 15 1. ABRAHAM FELDMA N group encounters fo r Parent s RHODE SUMME R FLI NG Funeral services fo r Abraham With out Partners and Parents The Bu siness and Professional Fe ldm an, 82. of 24 Bernon Street. Wi th Handicapped Children. ISLAND Singles Group of the Hartford who died Jul y 21. we re held the The wi fe of Harold H. Winstcn. she was born in Provide nce. a FOR A Wonderful Musica l Jewish Community Center wi ll fo ll owing day at the Sugarman SO YEARS hold a Summer Fli ng al the Ce n­ Memoria l Chape l. Buri al was in daughter of the la te Nathan and AUG. 7-lt ColePwi.'s ter at 335 Bloomfie ld Ave nu e. Lincoln Park Cemetery. Rose (Swartz) Horowit z. She had ACME MONUMENTS West Hart fo rd . Connecticut. on The hu sband of Mi nni e (A lper) li ved in Paw tu cket fo r 23 years. "Anything Sund ay . August 5. fro m 7 to 11 Feldman. he was born in Ru ssia. a Mrs. Winsten was a member of BY CONTI .fig~ Goes" p.m. Dancing wi ll be to the music son of the late Morr is and Rach­ the League of Women Vo ters and of Ari Du Brow"s orchestra. ae l Fe ld man. He had lived in the Ci vil Counci l for Educati on in 467-9470 G,Nthu-­ Guests are expected fr om Mas­ Provi dence for 75 yea rs. Pawtu cke t. A member of Temple ~w ,.,•• , ...... Nitl 1924 ELMWOOD AVE. sachu seus. Connecticu t. Rh ode is­ Mr. Fe ldman had bee n the own­ Beth El. she was an active mem­ YVft.-lri. l :J OP.M.: S.I. 6 & f P..M . er of the Si lve r Doll ar Bar in ber of its Sisterhood and served on WARWICK, R.I. Su11. 7 P.M.; W... . Mel 2 P.M. land and New Hamps hire. Moil & ,..._ en,." Aue,11... Provi dence unti l his retirement a the temple school committee . PET SHOW few years ago. Besides her hu sband . she is sur­ BIG The South Side Boys· Club wi ll Sur viv ors inc lude. besides his vi ved by two sons. Saul a nd Roy hold a pct show on Wed nesday, wife , two sons. Max Feldman of L. Wi nsle n. a nd a da ught er. Nan­ August 8 at I I A .M . at the Club Providence and Sidney Fe ldm an cy E. Winsten. all of Paw tu cket ; a house on I iouisa Street. · of Crannston; a brother. Jacob broth er. Jerome Horowit z of Feld man. and a sister. Le na Selin­ Providence. and fo ur siste rs. BOWLI NG PA RTY der, both of Prov ide nce; fi ve Heione Goldman of Wa rwick, TRINKLE Pawtucket and Central Fa ll s Ju­ grand children and thr ee great­ Cora Goldsmith of Cra nston. Fa n­ FLOOR COVERING CO . ni or Hadassah is sponsoring a gra nd childrcn . ny Kat, and Mi ss Len a Horow i1 , . CARPET LINOLEUM -TILE bowling pa rty on Sa turda y. Au ­ both of Provide nce . SHOWROOM: Phone day or night- gust 4. at 8 p.m. al the Linco ln JA CK GOLDSTE IN ... Lanes. corner of Smith fie ld Ave­ Rear l 9S Cole Avenue 521-2410 Fun eral services for Jack Gold­ nu e and Higg inson Ave nue in Lin­ stei n of th e Bronx. Ne w York . FA NN IE SILVE RMA N coln . The proceeds wi ll be used for Hello Friends: who died July 24 , wer held July 26 Fun era l services fo r Fannie Floor ,overl119 is my business - my business Is to satisfy • Y,u sto111 en . yo uth ac tiv iti es. in New York . (Kookes) Sil verm an. of 126 Mel­ Bowling shoes wi ll be av ail able The lowest pri,e will not always answer your problem - th e fi nished Mr. Goldstei n. who was 80 rose Street. who died Sunday, and refreshm ents will be served . proclud must be ,ommensu~ate with the pri, e. This I will guarantee yeu. years old. was born in Ru ssia . He were held the fo ll ow in g day at the Take advantage of the many distontinued Of slight irr ..ulars of ,...i had li ved in New Yo rk fo r 60 Sugarm an Memori al Chape l. Bur­ quality ,arpeti119 at greatly redu,ed pri, es and still lie a satisfied ,uste111 er. President Threatens years. ial was in Lincoln Park Cemetery. Stop by any ti111e. Don't be bashful. Sur vivors incl ude hi s wife, Rose A daught er of the late Meye r Thank V.11, To Hold Funds Gold stein ; three sons. Albert a nd Rebecca (Yo nke lov ilch) MURRAY TRINKlE NEW YORK - The president Goldstein and Seymour Goldstein. Kooke s. she ca me to Providence of B rookl y n C ollege h as both of New York, and Melvin fr om Ru ssia at an early age. threatened to withhold fund s from Goldstein of Cranston, and four She had been a saleswoman at a student-supported newspaper if gra nd children. Grayson·s in Provi dence for many CAPE KOSHER FOODS it violates recently established years. SB WASHINGTON ST. gu ideli nes which demand restraint MRS. ABR AHAM POME RANZ She is survived by a son, Harold in articles dealing with racial or Funeral services for Gertrude Sil verm an of Providence, and a .,,1. PAWTUCKET, R.I. "lt:~ religious groups. Dr. John Kneller. Pomeranz, 77 , of 23 Verndale Av­ grandchi ld . ---"' 726-9393 president of the college which has enue; wh o di ed Jul y 28 , were he ld an 80 per cent Jewis h student Monday at the Sugarm an Me­ In Memoriam "MEAT OF THE WEEK" body, issued the warning to the moria l Chapel. Burial was in Lin­ " editori_ai collective" that puts out LOUIS LEVY WEEK OF SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY . coln Park Cemetery. JULY 31 , 1969 " Third World Edi tion ," a campus AUGUST 5 - AUGUST 10 The wid ow of Abraham Pome­ I lost my life's companion. newspaper supported by student ranz, she was a lifelong resident of A life linked w ith my own, fees. And all that's le ft a re me mories YOUNG : cuT-UP -QUARTERS • TENDER -KOSHERED ( U) I Providence. She was a daughter of The warning was prompled by As I walk thi s life a lone . SAVE the late Aaron and Rebecca My hea rt still aches w ith lone liness, allegedly anti -Jewish and anti ­ (Cooper) Lerner. My eyes shed ma ny a tear. TURKEY LEGS 20' LB. LB. j '9~ Israel .articles that appeared in a Mrs. Pomera nz was a member God knows how much I miss you , recent edition. The edition was of the Jewi sh Home for the Aged As it e nds four lonely yea rs . NAME BRAND -DELICIOUS SUMMER DRINK published before the guidelines YOUR LOVING WIFE, and the B'nai B'rith . ALWAYS, BETTY were issued and the penalties BORSCHT SAVE 7' Survivors include a son. Sumner QT. 31~ therefore are applicable onl y to Pomeranz of Linco ln ; two broth­ With Regard to o Card of fu ture violations. ers, Benjamin Lerner of Cranston, Thanks, Unveiling Notice or FROZEN CHEESE BLINTZES -8 PACK -LIKE HOMEMADE ~ According to Harold Harris, 69 and Martin D. Lerner of Provi­ In Memoriam spokesman for the coll ege, the dence; a sister, Molly Danburg of Ve ry often a card of thanks in _BLINTZES SAVE 16' PKG. newspaper spent $2,960 of student Providence, and six grandchi ldren. funds on its two issues during the The He rold m eeh a need which ... can hardly be solved in a ny other (QUANTITY LIMITS RESERVED) 1972-73 school year. It has a press MRS. HAROLD H. WINSTEN way. Not only is it a gracious e x­ run of 10,000 but has not been Funeral services for Anita Win­ pression of gratitude to those who readily avai lable on the campus, sten, 4 7, of 644 East A ve nue, have sent sympathy but a lso cour­ "KEEP KOSHER WITH CAPE KOSHER" he said. The articles in question Pawtucket, a social worker in teously acknowledges the services we re term ed " offensive" and Providence, who died Su nday after ' and kindness of the ma ny to "slanderous" in complai nts from a long ill ness, were held Monday whom o penonol note of thanks cannot well be mailed or whose the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation at Temple Beth El. Burial was in and others. names and addresses are not Sons of Israel and David Ceme­ known. Insertion of a card of tery. thanks may be arranged by mail Say Immigrants Mrs. Wi nsten, a Pembroke Col­ or in pe non or by telephone to: R.I. lege alumna, received her master's Jewish Herald, 99 Webste r Street, May Be USSR Spies degree in psychiatric social work Pawtucket, R.I. 02861 , 724-0200. WASHINGTON - Authorities from Boston University in 1951. '6.00 for seven lines, 40< for . In Providence she helped organize each extra line. in Jordon have found documents Payme nt with orde!. s h ow i ng th at the Soviet social work activities such as Government is using Soviet Jewish emigrants to' establish a spy network in Israel, according to the Beirut newspaper L'Orient-De Max Sugarman Jour. The newspaper was reported Funeral Home here as saying that the documents were found in the Soviet Aerofl ot TU- I 34 airl iner th at crashed Ju ne " THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR " 30 at Amman Airport, "These DE 1-8d94 458 Hope Street Providence documents are reported to deal with a network of Soviet agents FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-OF-ST A TE implanted in Israel through lh e CALL COLLECT channel of Jewish imm igration," ~RAT'S WHYI th e newspaper reported. - MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION - Call 521-1400 Advertising is one of the best read features of a newspaper . - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3. 1973 - 3 Herald subscribefs comprise an When in doubt, look no further or holidays. call the Hera ld at active buying m arket. For for the perfect gift. For birthdays 724-0200. excellent results, advertise in the Herald. Call 724-0200 or 724- 0202. 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4 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST J, 1973 Golf Champiopship was asked what he thought of the facilities at Your The the Concord, the Catskill resort where it was held." Money's Lyons "Pretty. good, but the Concord is my seCQOd farnrite hotel," said Den Michael Etess, whose mother and Worth ~ uncle run Grossinger's. On August 5, wives and children By Sylviil Porter NEW YORK Theodore replied. " still do the same things Diket cosponsored a resolution at as I did before, but what I did of prisoners at Greenhavcn Prison, the recent International learn is that they hue names for will be permitted to attend a How To Shop for a Home Mortgage Federation of Actors' meeting in it." ... Tony Bennett will do a picnic with inmates on the upstate Paris that all governments halt filmed conttrt of Rogers & Hart prison's football field . Agent Mickey Shaw is bringing seven As interest rates spiral upward interest over the lifetime of you~ demolition plans for theaters in songs, to be directed by FJliot and toward the historic peaks of mortgage than the total amount of their countries. The resolution was Kastner, whose new mo,ie Jeremy acts and a band for entertainment, 1969-70 and as the Federal the mortgage itself. On a SI0,000 conceived when the Federation opens August I. and the inmates will each make a Reserve System deliberately curbs mortgage, the interest at 8 per learned 15 London theaters and 12 Be ss Truman , Mamie $5 contribution .. for. refreshments. the availability of credit in an cent over a period of 25 years in Paris were scheduled to be Eisenhower a nd Lady Bird It's the first time such a program effort to slash inflationary would be SIJ,157, a full SJ,157 razed during the next two years . Johnson have accepted honorary has been permitted in a maximum borrowing, mortgage money is of more than the principal of your Nan Talese, wi fe of author Gay chairma nships of the Jennie security prison. course also becoming more loan. Talese, is leaving her editorial Grossinger Humanitarian Award The mo,ie, to be shown on TV, expensive and harder to get. , in schools and institutions, shows Although mos t mortgage position at Random House to be a of the Anti-Defamation League, Even "official" mortgage rates the comedian talking with con,lcts, lenders in a ny given city or area of senior editor a t Simon & which will be presented Oct. I 9 to are moving to and through the 8 many of whom came from his the U.S. are likely to charge about Schuster. Attorney Genera l Louis Lefkowitz per cent level. Many Americans One of the caddies at last boyhood home, Philadelphia. the same rates at any given time, Allen Funt was at the Pen and I I are paying much more than this (Continued on page 8) you still find a variation of 'h to I week's New York State Amateur rate in open and hidden charges. Pencil where he discussed the per cent - a difference which can What you pay will be crucially President's refusal to tum o•er his be highly significa nt in terms of influenced by the calibre of your tapes to the Watergate committee. your total interest oosts. banking connections, the Funt recalled hosting the Candid \!\ tJilo1t A ?rlai/J,ox For instance, the total interest attractiveness of your loan and the Microphone radio show during the !II on a $20,000, JO-year mortgage at area in which you live - but the Truman Administration, and being central point is clear: 8 per cent is $32,780. At 8½ per stopped at the White House gates Writer Feels Israel Should cent, it's SJ5,J40. And at 9 per The cost of mortgage mo ney is when it was necessary for him to cent, it's $37,820. The difference climbing and adding substantially see the President in connection with of I per cent is more than $5,000. Remain Semi-Theocratic State to the already swollen costs of a the show. He explained the nature house. While the objective of tight Here arc a set of figures which of his business, and told the guard Israel can little afford Jewish America. Besides. I can't imagine money is to reduce the rate of rise s pells it o ut even more he had already recorded a enemies. a non-Orthodox rabbi in N.Y. or in your cost of living, tight money dramatically. The details are on con, ersation with Truman. "Do At present. Israel is being at­ California making $20,000 plus a accelerates the rate of rise in the an S 18,000, JO-year mortgage: you want to hear the tape?" Funt tacked by eve ry nation in the year moving to Israel for a poor asked. cost. of living of a nyone who must At 7 ½ per cent the total world in one o[ many ways. Israel pay and a poor congregation. I "No," the guard replied. "We borrow and that includes interest comes to $27, 170: at 8 per looks to us [or help. and some o[ would not wi sh to see the 40% of already han our own." millions of you across the land. cent it is $29,500; at 8 ½ per cent us turn our backs. In this context. the Reform rabbinate who favor Lo ng Island attorney Michael J . To illustrate, in this interest rate it is $31.810; at 9 per cent it is I do no refer to gelt. The Israelis dual-cleric marriages m ove to Is­ 1 Griffith leaves [or Istanbul on era, it's not at all uncommon to $34,040; at 9 1, per cent it is need our m oral support ' rael. I can just im agi ne a n Arab Saturday to aid in the defense o[ commit yourself to pay more in (Continued on page 8) Recently. an out-of-state Con­ and a Jew under the chippa h in Is­ William Hayes, wh o spent J..: 'h servati ve rabbi stated that if Is­ rael being married by the "Refor­ years in a Turkish prison for rael's leadership can't recogni ze mer Rebbe" and the Grand Mufti possession o[ hashi sh. T he Turkish the Conservati ve movement. then of Jerusalem. A tragedy like this, hig h court recently increased Israel should not expect our (Con­ Israel can little a fford . Hayes' sentence to a minimum of servati ve) friend ship a nd support Israel must remain a semi-theo­ JO years to life. [or attempting to in the future as it "s been in the cratic state. Israel is supposed to THE ONLY ENGLfSH JEWISH WffKLY IN R I ANO SOUTHEA ST \AA S smuggle the drug out of the past. This man is su rely a disgrace be a th eological li g ht unto the na­ country. Hayes, from Amityvill e, to hi s title. How can thi s man im­ ti o ns, not an ordinary democracy ,Va,li.tt.d h.r,WM ly TIM Long Island, is 26 George pose a foreign religion upon Eretz like America which has become Jewi.h ,.,... ""'8khi"I Cempony Kennedy will costar with Clint less and less sy mpathetic to its MAIUNG ADDIISS: le• '°63, Ptevict.nc.e, I.I. 02904 T... phe,ne 724-4200 Yisrael. Rabbi Goren has been ex­ ,tANT: H.rold Way, eff W-'"terSt., Pawl., I.I. 021•1 Eastwood in Thunderbolt and pli cit in attacking those who would people. Und er a literal state of OfffCI: 141 Taunten Ave., !,nt rr-W.i,ce, I.I CEUA ZUCICHIIIG... · · ··· ..... Monotina y.., Ligh1 Yoo/. to be fil med in import Ci ncinnati and N .Y. C ity war. Israel little needs or desires Montana. Judaism to Israe l. America's drug cults, prostitution Edie Adams, who opens at I'm not one who is against criti­ rackets (Israel has had this prob­ Westbury Music Fair this week in cizing legitimate errors by Israel. lem eve n to pre-teen level0, por­ the updated ,ersion of Any1hing but I will never turn it into a Jew­ nography and crime 11 Th• Herold auum" no financHII rupontibility f.r type,graphical _,. in odwer1tMmenh, but will Goes. the Cole Porter musical, ish sport (ex cessive attacks upon For ecology's sake. let's not lit­ Nprint that pcirt •I the advertiMment in whkh the typowraphkal error e,c:cun. Ad..,ertiM" wil pl-M used to spend her spare hours Israel is an Arab sport). We need ter the ai r with hate agai nst our notify tho management immodkately of ciny e,ro, whkh ,..y ec.c1,1,. studying with Lee Strasberg at the not bring the Diasporas religi ous own people. Actors Studio. She was asked if strife to Israel. We have enough of JERRY SNELL this had any effect on her FRIDAY, AUGUST J , 1973 it in Providence . especiall y 29 Si xth Street performances: "No," the actress recently. and also in other parts o[ Providence Repair Of Torah Way Of Life In 1his assembly line era, many people ha ve come lo pul grea1 er and grea/er pre­ mium on lhe work of lhe individual To Rabbi Freedman, Sofer craflsman who makes some1hing himsel/ wilh his very own hands. Some crafls are NEW HA VEN, Conn. - It is maybe 60 years ago. The Israel. A few practice in England, as new as 1he indus1rial age, and som e are late morning on a wirm summer parchment is good, and the man and 50 to 100 still work in the as old as mankind. This is a s10ry of a day, and Rabbi Levi Freedman is who copied it knew what he was U.S., a small fraction of the craf1sman in /he I 970s. preparing to begin work. He doing. It is a pleasure to carry on number of 50 years ago. Like approaches a plain wooden table such fine work." Rabbi Freedman, most American By FREDERICK C. KLEIN in the front room of his modest Rabbi Freedman, who is 71 scribes are elderly men who were Tht Waif S1ru 1 Journal home here and removes the cloth years old, is a sofer, or Hebrew born and educated abroad. from a large parchment scroll scribe. His is an ancient calling, A sofer performs many tasks. inscribed with flowing Hebrew dating back at least 2,500 years He writes divorce decrees issued 4etters. He bows slightly and (the first Biblical figure identified by rabbinical courts and does the headings "Prophets" and therefor write ye this song for you recites a prayer, "l'shem as a scribe wa~ Ezra, who led the tiny prayer scrolls that are placed "Scriptures" - but it is regarded and teach thou it the children of keddushas Sefer Tora h, " meaning Jews- back from Babylon "to what in mezuzahs, the small, oblong as uniquely holy because according Israel; put it in their mouths, that "for the sake of the holy Torah. now is Israel in the fifth century containers that Jews affix to the · to tradition it was dictated this song may be a witness for me Then, still standing, he picks up. before - the Christian , era). It -is doorframes of the . homes, and verbatim by God to Moses in the against the children of Israel." _a goosequill pen a'nd pours a small · partly a craft and partly a way of tefillin, which observant Jews wear Sinai desert. The rest of the Bible The parchment on which the amount of thick black ink from a life; as well as being skilled in his when they recite their morning is thought to be only divinely Torah is written (57 parchments large bottle into a much smaller art, the soler must be a learned, prayers. inspired. make up the total document) must plastic container. He has made piou~ Jew who obeys the multitude Mostly, however, the scribes Many scholars, including some be taken from an animal that is fit both the pen and the ink himself. of commandments governing every devote themselves to the copying Jewish ones, believe that the entire for Jews to eat and slaughtered He dips the quill into the ink phase of personal and religious life of the Torah, whose reading on Bible is an evolutionary document according to Jewish ritual for the and starts filling in portions of the set forth in the Bible and the the Sabbath (Saturday) and on that didn't reach its final form purpose of making a scroll. The scroll where the letters have flaked rabbinical commentaries that stem Mondays, Thursdays and festival until the first or second century thread used to sew the parchments away from use and age. For broad from it. days is the featured part of Jewish of the Christian era. To be a sofe, together must come from the strokes, he used the pen's full A half-century ago, the craft religious services. The Torah however, one must accept the innards of a kosher animal. The point, for thin ones its edge. was widely practced in the Jewish consists of the first five books of divine authorship of the Torah. writing instrument must be made Children are playing noisily settlements of EasternEurope and the Hebrew Bible: Genesis, In keeping with its holy nature, from the feather of a fowl. The outside, but he seems not to in the cities of the Eastern U.S. Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and the writing or repairing of the ink must be black and contain notice. He remains at his task for where many Orthodox Jews lived. Deuteronomy. It traces the story Torah proceeds according to only natural ingredients. almost three hours, pausing only The extermination of European of the creation, the lives of the Biblical law and centuries of The details of the writing are to wipe his pen clean an.ii sharpen Jewry that accompanied World patriarchs, the exodus of the tradtion; every facet of thework similarly specific. There must be it with a pocketknife he keeps on War II all but erased Jewish Israelites from Egypt, the giving is strictly prescribed, and the sofer so many columns on each sheet of his table. Repairing this Torah will scholarship there, and a of ihe law, the wanderings in the must know all of the prescriptions. parchment, so many letters to the take about three weeks of steady combination of economics and the desert and the entrance into the Home Bibles may be printed, line, so many words to the section. effort, and he has only begun. increasing assimilation of Promised Land. but the Torah that is read aloud in Certain letters are "crowned" by " It is a big job, but it is a Amercican Jews has caused the The Torah is only part o·f the the synagogue must be written by three faint upward strokes of the pleasure," he says. "This is a .fine trade to dwindle here. Hebrew Bible - later portions hand. The injunction is found in pen, other letters are crowned Torah. It was written in Poland, Today, most soferim are in generally are grouped under the Deuteronomy, 31:19: "Now (Continued on page 10) C " THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1973 - 5 ... - ...... COLD FEET army a nn o unced it would - TEL A VIV - Israeli border distribute special boots with patrol soldiers complained their battery heated soles. feet got cold in the winter. The G,~ a f:!erald su_bscript1on BRIDGE / s KOSHER JU LIE DELICATESSEN By Robert E. Starr ., - -...... -. 73 l HOPE STREET 621 -9396 Today's hand was- played thir­- - lucky rather than unskillful. teen times all in the same con­ This is what Mrs. Sclya did to SORRY! tract, Three No Trump. Seven take care of a poor split. If East Declarers made the hand, six went had that Spade Ace he would have down. All received the same lead. won the first Spade tric'lc with it so DUE TO THE SHORT AGE OF I was not able to watch the hand • West musr have had it. So she played too often but can say that simply returned to her hand with a of the times I did see it either the Club and played another Spade BEEF THERE WILL BE NO Declarer went wrong or played it toward the Dummy. When West correctly by luck rather than by had to play his Ace the hand was ENGAGED: M,, and Mn. Albert SPECIALS IN THE plan. The suit involved is another over and the contract made. If Snell of 29 Sixth St,.., announce of the automatic card com­ West played low again then either the engagement of their daugh­ binations that all Declar.ers should the suit would have to split or if it ter, Miss Sheryl Ann Snell, lo Alan NEAR FUTURE. play one way only for there is but were West who had the four card Roy Field, son of Mr. and Mn. one right way to play the suit. I suit and held off the Ace again Paul Field of 26 Wilcox Avenue, am sure that some of the success­ there was nothing at all Declarer Pawtucket. HOWEVER WE HAVE ful Declarers did play the hand could do about it. But as the card s Miss Snell was graduated from with their eyes wide open as to are a little care and correct plan­ Hope High School and Rhode ls­ land Junior College School of their problem and did solve 11 cor­ ning would take care of it. Actual­ A PLENTIFUL SUPPLY rectly. Nursing. She is employed al Roger ly every Declarer should have Williams Hospital. She is the North played the hand correctly. granddaughter of Mr . and Mn. ♦ K Q 6 3 Moral: Do not play for a suit to Abraham Kaplan of Providence, OF COLD CUTS AT OUR •15 4 break when there is something you ♦ J 7 4 Sarah Goldberg of Pawtucket and Mollie Snell of Providence. ♦ A Q 7 can do if it doesn't. In today's REGULAR LOW PRICES West Eo st combina tion. yeu can. Mr . Field is a graduate of Paw- ♦ A 2 ♦ 10 9 8 5 p e t h b oflcn arc tucket West High School and Ro- • o 1 10 a . 6 3 2 rosp C s w O u Y ger Williams College where he re- ♦ 0985 ♦ K 10 much more likely to see your ceived a bachelor of science de- +a 5 J ♦ 10 6 5 4 newspaper ad th an occasional gree in business administration. WE HAVE AN AMPLE SUPPLY buyers. A June 30 wedding is planned. South (THIS WEEK) ♦ J 7 4 . AK 9 Eban Scores Journalists ♦ A 6 3 2 ♦ KJ9 OF NOVA LOX AT $2 .29 LB. IRREGULAR Mrs. Samuel Eisenstadt and For Government Criticism Mrs. Herman Selya were North TEL AVIV Foreign Minister currently trying to push through a nd South, no one vulnerable, Abba Eban casti gated journa li sts the Cabinet. They represent in East Dealer with this bidding: and news media persons wh o he tangible form the difference of a lleged unjust ly criticized the outlook between "hawks·· and government at the expense of " doves" in Israel. ' , , E S W N truth and balance. Criticism of Eban reiterated hi s own view . P INT p 2 ♦ po li cy is infinitely easier than p 2 ♦ P 3NT that the partition of Palestine had The Herald is now accepting execution of policy, Eban told the been essenti al in the past for the Advertisers Association at a "Younger Set" Photos Some Norths, after their part­ formation and development of the meeting in the Sheraton Ho\el ner opened One No Trump, did Jewish state and wou ld be here. Newsmen and commentators For early publication and For our Files not use the Stayman Convention essential in the future. This was who criticize so freely had "a because they felt their hand was the lesson of recent history, he much easier life" than politicians too balanced. They jumped right said. assailing those who "choked'" who li ve under constant strain and The R. I. Jewish Herald to game in No Trump. Most o n the letters of the work self-doubt because of the Norths did bid Two Clubs but it partition. Similarly he said . there MAILING ADDRESS : BOX 6063 , PROVIDENCE, l. I. responsibility of their work and made no difference because South was a tendency to speak of the decisions, the Foreign Minister PLANT AND OFFICE : HERALD WAY (OFF WEBSTER ST.) had no Major suit. So every pair period of partition. 1948-67. as claimed. PAWTUCKET, l . I. played the hand in Three No d evoid of impetu s and "In the light of this gap in the Trump with West on lead. I would achievement. " weight of the burden between the imagine that every West made the two professions (newsmen and same lead, the Heart Queen. Ev­ ministers) it would be no affr ont ery time I watched they did. Be­ to the newsmen if their work cause there was no reason for De­ distinguished itself by a certain clarer to duck they all won this measure of modesty a nd first trick. humility," Eban said. He said the Now to make the hand. After anti-Establishment " fad " in Israel the opening lead Declarer could had ex tended beyond the bounds count as sure tricks three Clubs, of health and wisdom and it was two Hearts, one Diamond and as beginning to turn the citizens many Spades as he could get. He against their state. What was needed three to make his contract. lacking was "an honest confession Because there is no fture in any of that our failures are not FAMOUS FOR DELI STYLE the other suits each Declarer im­ phenomena in vacuum - but part mediately attacked that Spade of an enormously impressive suit. Can you see how they should process of growth and SANDWICHES go about it? Obviously if the suit development." breaks evenly, three-three, there is ·Eban referred to a recent TV no problem and it would make no documentary on poverty in AND RHODE ISLAND'S FINEST difference how they played the Jerusalem in which, he said, facts suit. But how many times have we such as the real income of the stressed the fact that in the first family were omitted and a worse WHIPPED CREAM DESSERTS place less than half the time suits picture than necessary was do NOT break evenly and that in presented. The duty of the second place often there is a broadcasters, he said, is to tell the NEW YORK STYLE CHEESE CAKE way to take care of uneven breaks plain truth with all its light and by playing the suit a certain way. shade. "The mantle of the I watched as each Declarer, at prophets of discontent and doom trick two, led a small Spade to the does not sit well on their OPEN FROM 11 :30 A.M. to 2:00 A.M., Dummy's high ones, winning there shoulders." , DAILY when West did not play his Ace. Eban also had some acid That is right up to now but as I comments on Israeli " hawks." He said above many Declarers started said " There is a tendency to that way because they happened to ignore the achievements of the be in their own hand at trick one. people in its land in the 25th year 1359 POST ROAD, WARWICK Here is where they went wrong. of statehood. One hears slogans The ones that went down next such as 'Nablus, rather tha n Tel AT THE END OF ROUTE P-37 • JUST 1 MILE OFF ROUTE 95 played a Spade right back to their Aviv is the heart of the nation.' own Jack which, of cou rse, lost to There is more fu ss made around the Ace which j ust ha ppened to be Yamit and Nebi Samwil than ALL ITEMS ON OUR MENU AVAILABLE a singleton. When they next aro und the problems o f played the suit in hopes t hat it development, housing, absorpti on FORT AKE OUT ... CALL 781-0345 would break they were quite dis­ and population of the arid desert mayed when East had four and hi s areas." Yamit on the Gaza coast ten stood up. These Declarers a nd Nebi Samwil near Jerusalem could make no more than eight are two urban settlement projects BEER & WINE Your Host TED FULLER tricks and when they had to go across the "green line" whi ch down- most felt the,y had. been un- Defense· Minister Moshe Dayan is ~--r -· ~ ~-~ ,,. ·-~ WARNS OF ERROR - - LONDON - President Tito of Yugoslavia warned that it El Al Shows Profit Below That Expected CUSTOM-MADE would be "a profound error" if the Helsinki conference on TEL · AVIV - El Al, Israel's was 12 percent below the level European Security were to ignore the Middle East question. $UCCESSFUL·; national airline, has reported an forecast by the Ministry of m DRAPERIES Tito made his remarks in an interview with Norwegian tele­ IL I million profit for fiscal 1972- Tourism. According to the annual FROM vision in Belgrade. He said it would be difficult to expect the 73 but said that it fell below report submitted to the board, El conference to succeed if the Middle East and the Mediterra­ expectations. Al's passenger volume increased nean area generally remains as troubled as it is now. by 5 percent - 714,000 in 72-73 IN~ESTING i JACK'S FABRICS According to former Transport m . Will BRIGHTEN Minister Moshe Carmel, chairman compared from 691,000 - but the load factor declined from 68 to 63 ROGER E. SPEAR VJ YOUR HOME OR OFFICE of the El Al board of directors, r JARED W. STUBBS, D.D.S. the fiscal year just ended could percent. The report attributed the ► Announces the opening of his office have been much better except for decline to the introduction of Changing Trend value of these various issues Z •SUPCOVERS•BED SPREADS a 3.1 percent decline in tourism, jumbo jets. According to the In DMdends exceeded $870 million in 1972 vs. O •WINDOW SHADES for the practice of General Dentistry sharp competition, rising costs and report, El Al accounts for 38% of Q: How many companies used $~ millio"n in 1962. Thus, while ;;; •UPHOLSTERING labor troubles. all airline seats available to and the newly liberalized dividend there was a 25% increase in the :,c S46 ARCADE AVENUE Carmel said these and other from Israel. rules? O.J . number of companies listed, lhe ~ Decorating Seekonk. Moss. 02771 factors eliminated the IL 7 million A: A comparison of dMdend lolal value represented by their o Problems? profit that had been forecast. CRUISE TRAFFIC UP announcements in the fi,e trading securities jumped more than 150%. :,, Office Hours by Appointment Nevertheless, the airline was in NEW YORK - Cruise traffic sessions preceding and the fi•e Volume of trading ' on the ~ CALL 725-2160 the black for the 14th consecutive to Israel during the first six trading sessions following the new exchange 'has risen geometrically O Telephone 336-7260 year. months of 1973 rose 56% com­ guidelines shows a definite pattern by comparison. In 1962 . daily ~ .....9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Mon.-Sar'.' 725 DEXTER SJ., CENTRAL FALLS ' Carmel said tourism to Israel pared to the same period in 1972. of higher distributions. Prior lo the •olume averaged about 3.8 million · Committee on Interest and shares; in 1972 this figure had risen ~ ,Dhidends' announcement, only lo 16.5 million, but has eased off lo o 12.5% of Ille companies declaring 15.5 million shares for the first half c:: dividends increased, initialed or of 1973. Transactions for the year ~ paid extras, and these larger ( 1972) exceeded 4.1 billion shares, .'--' payments were only 17.8% higher. 5-year increase of 65%. The most - By way of contrast, in the next five far-reaching trend which has ~ trading days, 24% of the dividend developed in recent years is the '--' declarations were al a more liberal upsurge in market domination by rate. In fact, these distributions institutional investors, which amounted in the aggregate lo a include mutual funds, insurance 34.3% increase. Considering the companies, banks, pension funds confusion as lo lhe exact details of and non-profit institutions. A the CID rules (these were decade .ago institutional holdings !IUbsequenlly clarified by a new set accounted for less than 20% of the of guidelines) the response during value of listed issues; lasl year this the first week was rather had risen lo 30%. Furthermore, impressive. this group of professional money Under the new guidelines a managers accounted for over 60% corporation may lilt its payout - of the transactions on the the percentage of earnings exchange. distributed lo shareholders In Trustee For Children thinka dividends - up lo a ceiling Seeks Advice determined by averaging the payout Q; My wife and I are trustees during the 1~1972 base period. for three children ages 7-14. The In the first quarter dividends youngest hold s 950 shares of averaged 43% of earnings vs. an Keystone S-4 fund and 350 average 54% in the '68-'72 base Chemical Fu nd . The other two period. hold 195 shares of Fundamental savings account Q: We bought 200 shares of Investors and 750 Keystone S-4. Beneficial Standard Corp. (OTC) We would like your opinion on the money I saved while still working. wisdom of exchanging the In the time it took for these Keystone S-4 for B-4. A.H. shares to be delivered the stock A The S-4 fund, which follows fell from $31 to $19 and it is sti ll an aggressive invesbnenl policy, is dropping. What should I do with speculative and loos is not a these shares" The dividend is so suitable holding for your three should fit Y.Ourway small it doesn't amount to charges. Although the fund's anything. C. K. performance record in up markets A: At today's trading levels, your is good, attrition in down markets shares return more than 6%, a has offset a good part of these generous yield. Nonetheless your gains. Therefore, in the 1968-72 capital has depreciated from $6,200 period S-4 showed only a 7% in 1964 (the last lime this iSSlle increase in net-asset ~alue. traded al that price) lo $1,400 Furthermore no capital gains ofsaving. currently. Al currently depressed distributions have been made since levels, these shares are trading well 1969 and no income dividends have below equity value per share. been paid since 1971. • II Insurance stocks, which peaked out The exchange which you propose in 1964, recently were hard hit in makes excellent sense, although lhe market by the Equity Funding you · will ha>e lo pay half the scandal. As a result, insurance company"s normal sales fee of 8 shares are distinct underperformers. 3/ 4%. On current net asset value Beneficial, alter several deficit 8-4 is returning an 8% indicated vears (as renorted on a ~tah1tnrv Tl,,,:,.. '••-.I'- iol97:Z - and in the March i973 debt- issues. Because many ot these quarter managed to increase profits holdings are discount bonds capital That's why Citizens Bank 29% year to year. Hold. gains opportunities exist in this NYSE Data fund. During the five year 1968-72 ~ offers so many different Q: I am a high school student period, B-4 showed a 42% increase interested in a career in the stock in net-asset value, comparing market. Could you supply me with favorably with the 24% rise by an savings plans. From a max­ some background information on all-fund average for the same time the New York Stock Exchange span. imum-yield 7% ~ertificate such as: the cost of a seat on the A: We are due to- retire within ,it exchange, how many issues are the year and are looking for listed, average daily volume, etc. information on handling our account to a day of deposit- S.D. finances in the years ahead. Are A: I am happy to be able to there any publications available day of withdrawal account supply you with some.data on 11ie that will help us? G.W. Big Board. In a recent transaction A: There is a nonprofit a seat on this august Exchange organization which is devoted solely that pays 4 ½ % . Plus a lot of was purchased at a depressed to helping retired people - 11ie S73,000, the lowest price in 15 American Association of Retired alternatives in between. years. Back in March, 1958, a seal Persons, located at 1225 changed "hands" al S72,000, well Connecticut Avenue, N.W., below the prevailing 1968-1969 Washington, D.C. 20036. 11ie fee Our experts will show price of over S500,000, which to join this 5 million-member group approached the inflated levels is $2.00 annually. Membership you a plan designed to fit your saving and spend­ existent prior to the 1929 crash. entitles you · to a bi-monthly There are more than 1,500 magazine and a monthly news companies which list common, bulletin, use of a tax-aide program, ing habits. So before you make any decision preferred and warrants on the New a travel service for mature York Stock Exchange. Ten years individuals. and AARP offers low­ about which type of savings account you need, let earlier less than 1,200 companies cost medical insurance and drugs. Citizens show you r------• _-, utilized this facility. 11ie market "b"lit" I Mail to: Norman Worthington, Citizens Bank, I Swiss Intermediary th I 870WestminsterSt.,Providence,R.l.02902 I e poss1 1 1es. In Soviet Cement Deal Come in to I Pleasesendmeinformationonyour I . I savmgs plans. I JERUSALEM - The Jewisb Avirom manager told the JTA Savings Certificates. Passbook Accounts Telegraphic Agency learned that both the Commerce and any of our 24- 1 □ □ 1 that a Swiss is acting as Foreign Ministries have made it intermediary in a deal by which clear to his firm that they have no offices. Or use the I Name I Israel would purchase large objections. quantities of cement from the But he said there was no iruth I Home Address . I Soviet Union. The JTA obtained to reports in Maariv a nd Yediot coupon for more the information from the manager Achronot yesterday that the first of Avirom, an Israel company consignment was due here in Aug. information. I City State Zip I which wants to import the cement. and that the quantities and prices ej The manager said Avirom mentioned in the stories were -i L ______J authorized the Swiss firm. which erroneou~. The manager added :X: he would not name. to look into th at he. was doubtful that anything m the possibilities in Russia. would come of the dea l. He said ~ He said. however, that so far no there was a severe world-wide o substanti ve agreement on the deal shortage of cement and that many 0 has been reached. He claimed that countries, including the Arabs '.: reports carried by two Israeli were willing to pay anything for it. ~ newspapers yesterd ay that Israel Some business observers here ► was buying I 00.000 tQns of discounted the Avirom managers ~ Russian cement and that the first apparent efforts to play down the consignment of 20.000 tons was story. They noted that in deals of ;; I due here next month in an this sort. secrecy is often essential. ;:0 ' ! Citizens American ship sailing from a Shou ld the deal go through, it ~ Bank O Soviet port were "exaggerated." would be the first commercial We try to do things your way According to the manager, the transaction between Israel and the :,, idea of the purchase ori ginated Soviet Union since the latter ;:0 with the Swiss company which severed diplomatic relations during C Avirom represents in Israel. He the 1967 Six-Day War. ~ said tha t Avirom meanwhile The governm e nt indicated - ,,, applied for an import license as a recently that it intended to ~ means of testing the Israeli encourage the establishment of c government's attitude toward the new cement plants to supplement C deal. The license has not been the Nesher monopoly which has ~ granted yet. According to reliable been unable to produce sufficient -"' ,t' sources. the Ministry of cement for domestic building - Commerce a nd Industry has needs. Nesher is required to :§ indicated no reason why the import ce ment when it fa ll s short license should not be granted . The of its quotas. 8 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1973

MALTA VISIT DOUBTFUL sources 'here revealed that infor­ TEL A VIV - Premier G olda mation arriving from the London­ The Lyons Den Meir' s contemplated visit to based Bureau of the Socia list In­ Valeta, Malta, in · her ca pacity as terna tional sta ted tha t M a ltese vice-chairma n of the Socia li st In­ Premier Dorm Mintoff has sug­ Hello Again! (Continued from page 4) ternational is now in doubt. La bor gested tha t it would be in­ Fra nk McRae. former C hicago appropriate for Mrs. Meir to a t­ Eea rs foot ba ll player - who appears in Dillinger - begins a te nd the discussion pla nned for News of the Sports World by Warren Walden leaders of the Socialist Inter­ new career as a singer in the fa ll . ISRAEL national on the M iddle East con­ H e took lessons from Isaac fli ct during the scheduled meeting H ayes. his hi gh school classma te ONLY I N THE MONEY: A h, the fa­ A nd now Mr. C elletti. "I read A ft e r com pl e t i n g h e r in M a lta at the beginning of N o­ bulous paychecks offl:red the stars where you said Sa m S il verma n is vember. engageme nt at the Tang lewood of the a thletic world' Once it was prom oting boxing in d iffe rent Festi va l, opera sta r Joanna Sim on $385* ~P'J~~P'J~~ the heavyweight boxing champion places. O nce M a nny A lmeida pro­ wi ll si ng a t the Salzburg Festi va l. ti JOE ANDRE'S I but now. as tiz said . .. they" re a ll moted Crescent Park so how where she wi ll be visited by her getting into the act... It may be about asking Si lverm a n to look WANT THUACTS? S ORCHESTRA 1:1 sister a nd brothe r-in-law. rock CALL the -- w omen·s Lib" trend that has the Rock y Poin t facil ities over. I sta rs C a rly Simon a nd J ames S Music fo r that very special a ff a ir j e na bled the gals to move into the thi nk I'll ask him myself." S Weddings lar Mittvahs Taylor T he Fri a rs C lu b honors big dough for members of the Billy Ecksti ne Septem ber 12. 1:1 831-3739 Res. 944-7298 .. fair sex· in the United States Mildred Chase ~~l:lr.l!l=rJt.m!'.llT.LJ!'m!'J FROM C A LI FORN IA: Nicholas Dus tin Hollman, who last Open a t Forest Hi lls late in Au­ Gold wri tes. " Tha t was some A ll ­ appured on Broadway in Jim m y TRADEWINDS gust wi ll receive prize money on Sta r baseba ll game. I think base­ S hine. is looking for the right TRAVEL a n equal basis wit h men. Mrs. ba ll is recaptur ing the attention property in which to return to the Marga ret C ourt co ll ected S75.500 tha t football. basketba ll. golf a nd New York stage. Since completing on the Winter-Spring tennis cir­ hocke) ha ve been ta king away the film Papi/10 11 in Jamaica. he "s 861-4055 cuit. The n Summer-Fa ll tennis • Ellective 1 1/ 1/ 73 ove r the ) Ca rs. I still fo ll ow th e been reading the classics for tour sta rted this week wi th a tour­ Red So, and I' m glad to see tha t possibilities and ideas ... Llo~·d na ment worth S30.000 a t De nve r the y' re still 1n1ng. You k now. I Bridges was al the VIP where a nd whe n Octber roll s a round think the Yankees a rc the onl ; he said he" ll pl ay Presid e nt S100.000 there' ll be a tourn ament team tha t have the same un i­ Hardi n~ in the new pl ay. n,e at Boca Ra ton Club in Fl ori da . forms. Pr t•s iclent's Ciam:. based on the (Page Ka thy " remarkable" Rob­ Trapot Dome sc~ nd al. and oprnin~ erts) a l the Washington Kenned)' Ce nter I NTl: R l: S f l· O R ALL: in September. The cast includes the it,t\, THA T BR I NGS US TO: "The Prov1dcnn : Kccn-:a11on Depa rt ­ aclor·s son. lkau Brid~es. and l £e G old ens Need-. ood Bluff. " located ment \q ]I .,pon~o r a " Boxrnobil c Gra nt. d own a rraga nsett \\ 3) . 1s \\here Dcrb) ·· for bo)S a nd girls on Au­ Captai n Eddie Rick en b" cker te nn is is pla;ed from earl ) morn gu, 1 9. It ,.,ll , tart .i t the top of was once in a London restaura nt ~ . unt il la te a t ni ght. It is -.here R.l. College H,11 .ind f10 1> h at the 7reot your }: \, ith George Jessel. The service t /\/'J you ' ll fin d a thletes -.ho fo rmer!) bottom n,:.1r ,\ltount Plc asanl Ave­ body to ~! r0·· •.1 was slow. and both men \, ere N' " I e.,cellcd ,n other sports. such a, nue. The c ntr) off er, ~1 dc:,.cr1p l1o n ,rvono , , 1 f : / I hung r y. J e ,scl rem in d ed the footba ll a nd baseba ll. "1cld10g ten­ of a " Bu , mub1 lc " "h,ch ,s di ffi ­ prop rie tor about R1 ckenb;.ic ker's (); JX, ,/ nis racquets v. 1th 1hc dcxtc rtl) of cu lt lO rc lalc bccau:,. c some of cxploil s. including su rvivi ng a experts. You ' ll remember l:dd,c the m. a t lc a,1. have defied descrip­ pla ne crn sh by ea ting a gull wh iL·h Golden as one of the mos t suc­ ll on in the pa:,. t. An~'-'ay. 1t 's al­ la nded on his ru bber craft. J esse l ::~~,l~viJ cessfu l swimm ing coaches ever 1n '-' ays fun fo r participant s a nd said : " Hurry .i nd feed hi m . Eddie these parts when he \\JS at C ra ns­ specta tors. It st.ins at 7 p.m . 1100 Post Rd., Warwi,k, R.l. So. can 't wa it for a gull to come in ton High School Ea st a nd whe n he fr om there. CA RR Y ON! (Airport Shopp ing Plaza) here. for an appointment ,all TANYA coached Cra nston East to both Rhode Isla nd a nd Eastern swim­ 738-4950 or 46S2 mi ng ti tles cha mpio nships. Open Mon .-Sun .. 9 a.m.-2 I.Ill. Oddly. Eddie could n't swim. him­ Your Money's Worth se lf. I (Conti nued fro m page -1 ) per cent to your rate. T H EN TO TENN IS: Golden is $36,440: a t 10 per cent it is Since the nu m ber of points you If it's now Phys ica l Education Instructor $38. 720. a r e c ha rged will va ry fr om instit ution to insti tu tion, be sure to in the Narragansett School system A nd this is still not all. by any REAL ESTATE a nd he fi nds time for keeping means. There are. in addi tion to fi nd out how ma ny poi nts each (residential, commercial, industrial) physica ll y fi t a t his own tenni s the interest rate. the less o bv ious le nder in your a rea would cha rge center. a mecca for racqu eteers - costs inevitably tucked in to a you. A lso explore the possibility tha t the sell er of the house might C11II not racketeers. Fallowing hi s suc­ mortgage loan. Here are the key cess coaching swim ming, Eddie . ex tras - and ways you can save share the cost of points. C LOSI NG COSTS: T hese. too, DAN SIMONIAN, Realtor became exceedingly interested in on them. te nnis. He was a head of the cur­ PO I NTS: Because of sta te­ can va ry quite d rama ti ca ll y from rent wave of interest that is pre­ regulated ceilings (now going to 8 le nd er to lender a nd . si nce they vailing from coast to coast. can ra nge today from 2 to IO per IIIUl. '1Pl£ U ST/NG SLRV1CI: per cent in ma ny sta tes). lenders At the office add " points" to the ir basic cent of the loan, they represent a m o rtgage c ha rges when the m aj or area for possible savings. 521-3900 MI.S A THIRD BASE C APT .: A mong Wha t's m ore, you have to pay those playing tennis with .. The general trend of interest rates is up. This ho lds for F HA a nd VA closing costs in cash a nd there is Goldens" is Teddy Sm ith, remem­ vi rtua ll y no room for negotia ti on as we ll as conve ntional mortgage C:- KAGAN & SHAWCROSS, Inc. bered as a dynamic, determined, on certain closing ite ms: property loans. Insurance -Real Estate highly-competitive third basema n taxes, rii- e insurance. title in­ in baseba ll . Teddy played in the If a le nder charges you 5 poin ts, 925 Industrial Bank Bldg., Providence, R.I. sura nce. credit life insura nce (if Tim O ' Neil Leagues with the pop­ it mea ns he deducts 5 per cent required ). But the re are other ula r " South Providence Newsies" fr om the face valu e of your closi ng costs which may be a nd, after interrupting hi s school­ m ortgage at the beginning. You, negoti a ble, such as the ba nk's ing due to business necessities, e n­ however, must repay the full c h a r g e fo r proce s s i ng your rolled at Providence C ollege a mount of the mortgage. mortgage applicati on a nd legal AUTO BODY where he became the oldest base­ To illustrate, on a $20,000 fees. ball captain ever elected by a mortgage, $ 1,000 would be Typical closing costs a nd rela ted Friar baseball team . Teddy's son, deducted, leaving only $ I 9,000 expenses for a $30,000 house Jim Smith, is No. I tennis player actually a vaila ble to you. This is bought with a mortgage fr om a REPAIR,PAINTING at Wea thersfield High School, the equivalent of adding more commercia l ba nk in the New nea r Ha rtford, Connecticut. Teddy tha n ½ per cent to your basic York-New Jersey a rea run $1 ,000 ~ays he can still best him, meaning interest rate. If the lender charges to $1 ,500. FOR THE that Ted can beat Jim. He prob­ y ou IO p o ints, this is the The message can't be missed. ably .can because Teddy, always a equivalent of adding a n extra I¼ Shop! thorough gentleman, always gave PARTICULAR everything he had as a competitor. Ted has been with the U .S. Gov­ Increase Expected In Israeli Tourists ernment for a number of years, at JERUSALEM - Moshe Kol K o l hinted tha t he was CAR OWNER one time traveling around the predicted tha t tourist traffic displeased with the government's world, and now Director of Immi­ to Israel will increase IO- I 2 present policy which bans cha rter We specialize in making your car look gration in the H artford office. percent in the next few yea rs but flights except for pilgrims a nd cautioned tha t Israel's tourist students from Europe a nd said the like new. Our body and paint special­ industry must gea r itself to cater authorities would have to give TWO PHONE CALLS AND A to the mass ra ther tha n the class specia l con sid e r a ti o n t o the ists are all trained and are experts in LETTER: A coincidence occurred trade. problem of inexpe nsive fli g hts when Joe C elletti and John Hous- fr om the U S their )Nork. We give free insurance , - ton wa nted to discuss the same Addressing the Knesset. the Ko l reported that there arc subject in s_epara te telephone calls. M inister of T ourism said tha t presently 307 hote ls in Israel with estimates. We guarantee your satis­ After r eadin g th is col_umn present world trends indicated a a tota l of I 9,500 hotel rooms a nd Houston asked . " Why don't the m assive low-price tourist ma rket. 9300 m o r e r oo m s un de r faction in all the work we do on your Pawtucket Red Sox play Sunday He recommended an extension o f constructi on. games a t Rocky Point'? The o ld the current policy of curtailing Providence G rays were successfu I constructi on of four a nd five sta r DI SMI SS NAZI PROBL EM there. Think it over. We have one (lu xury) hotels in favor of youth BUFFALO. N . Y. - Jewish of the fin est resorts in Rocky that hoste ls a nd camping sites. Kol said community leaders here ha ve RADIATOR & you cou Id find a nywhere. There s tha t to encourage the low budget dismissed a s e xaggerated a BOSTON BODY WORKS nothing li ke it. The ball fie ld . the tourist. hi s Ministry has ente red newspaper report tha t Buffalo sea breezes, the a museme nts a nd a n agreement with El A l for faces " " serious Nazi problem ." 185 PINE ST facilities for most unusual · din­ winter tours fr om the U S that T hey sa id the re were only two or PROVIDENCE GA 1-2 625 ners ... Yes. John. a nd Conrad Fer­ will cost as little as $440 for a te n­ three cases of recent Nazi activitv la says he 'd be wi ll ing to put the day excursion incl uding round-trip and the y involved ,; tiny numbc'r baseball fie ld in proper condi ti on. fa re. of people. ir- - ·---::, - 1

THE RHODE "ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1973 - 9

Rabbi Attacked After Meeting; STUDY FOR RABBINATE NEW YORK - Two young Soviet Jews have received per­ Suffers Fractured Skull mission to study for the rabbinate NEW YORK - A 26-year-old verneur Hospital a lew ·blacks at the rabbinical seminary in Rabbi, whose skull was fractured away. He was later transferred to Budapest'. This was revealed here in a beating by a gang ol youths Beth Israel Hospital further up­ by Ra bbi Arthur Schncicr, presi­ on the Lower East Side was town. Ra bbi Oppenelfimer was dent of the Appea l to Conscience reported to be in satisfactory one or many passersby injured by Foundation, who recently returned condition at Beth Israel Hospital. gangs ol youths wh o began roam­ to the U.S. from visits to the So­ Rabbi Julius Oppenheimer ing the streets ol the Lower East viet Union and Hungary. The two expected to go home soon. The Side area, hitting at bystanders rabbinical students arc Adolph beating occurred after a riotous with clubs, fo llowing the meeting Shayevitch, 30, of the Asian re­ meeting of a Lower East Side ol P.S . 134, as police cars raced public of Birobidjan, and Chaim school board at P.S . 134. through the area brea king up Levitav, 26, ol Moscow. The two Rabbi Oppenheimer, who told crowds. students were chosen by Rabbi the JT A that he was an ordained The meeting was the lirst Fishma n of Moscow. but not practicing Rabbi, said that attended by a new board lor he was not involved in that District One whi ch had a majority MURRAY ROSENBAUM J meeting. He said that he had been opposed to Lui s Fuentes, the (ZEKE ROSS) I taking examinations all day at di strict superintendent wh o has I Long Island Un iversity in b e en a c c u s ed by Jewi s h Antique Jewelry_ Brooklyn and had just emerged organizati ons ol public expressions NOW LOCATED AT lrom the s ubw ay at Ea s t ol anti-Semitism and other types Antique Village ~ Broadway on his way home a lew ol bigotry. Fuentes was stripped of Rte. 44, Reholioth, Mass. blocks away when he noti ced a ma ny ol hi s powers by the new gang of youths running along the board. street with clubs in their ha nd s. Fig hts broke out repeatedly in " I remember running across the audience during the meeting. HAVE BUYERS FOi East Broadway and suddenly being which was allended a lso by 60 Com111ercial • lndvstriel cornered by several youths,'" he members ol the Jewi sh Defense said . " I remember one ol them League wh o marched into the or Resi4ential Pr-,.rty saying, 'There's a Jew. Bea t school shouting slogans in lavor ol him ·... Ra bbi Oppenehimcr said th e new board. Po lice a nd PLEASECAU he was lelt lyin g un conscious on community workers kept the J DL · the sidewa lk and regained con­ members a nd Fuentes' supporters Mrs. Marvin E. Rubin Herbert l. Brown sciousness some time later at Hou- apart. A garden weddi ng at her Burrillvi ll e home was the selling on Satur­ day, July 28, fo r the marriage of Linda J . Jackvony. daughter of Mr. 421-5350 and Mrs. Lo ui s V. Jackvony of 49 Royal Avenu e. Providence and Bur­ Black Yarmulkes, Out; rill ville, to Marvi n E. Ru bi n, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Rubin of Residence ,1tone 70 Chatham Road. Cra nston. Judge Thomas J . Paolin o off iciated at the Denim, Flowered, In 4 p.m. cerem ony. 161-5601 WASHINGTON What color B' rith ex hibit was made to Give n in marri age by her fath er. the bride wore a gown of silk organ­ H£NIIY\VlhokEn... is your yarmulke'' resemble a Hassid 's headgear a za with a mandarin coll ar and long tapered sleeves. The empire waist II you 're the kind ol worshipper "streim el'" and is edged with was accented with Alencon lace and pearls ending in a chapel le ngth tra in . Her matching headpiece held her si lk illusion ve il. She carried a Hospital·--• Tru11 Bldg.-·-\P who alw ays dips into the mink . Another is of Egyptia n synagogue's supply as you enter cloth, with heiroglyphic symbols. cascade of phalaeanopsis orchids. stepha notis and ivy . R.al E•t•t• Si1ttt 1891 Miss C laudia Zampin i wa s maid of honor. M rs. Robert Senno and the sanctuary, it 's probabl y black. In a London sy nagogue, Wiener Mrs. Fra ncis Conn or we re bridesmaids. The allendants wo re white and But a yarmulke doesn't have to discovered yarmulkes np de of lil ac fl ora l gowns with low, ruffled neck lines a nd long bishop sleeves. Li­ ~~~~~"."E,~~ ~~~~~~~~00~~~ be somber, says Stanley Wiener, grey pin-striped wool th at matched Reserve for labor Day t't lac picture hats completed the outfit s. They carried white fir eside bas­ S executive director of Adas Israel the fon1rn l garb of the worship­ Aug . 31 -Sept. 3 ke ts filled with seasona l sum mer fl owers. t1 tl Congregation, the capital's best­ pc r s. A mo r e fl a m boya nt -1 Reserve for High Holidays I;.'! Art hu r Ru bi n wa s best man for hi s brother. Ushers we re Lo ui s V. known Conservative synagogue. Iraqi creati on ri ses to a peak a nd ~ WE KEEP PRICES DOWN ~ Jackvony 111. broth er of the bride, and Carl Ru bi n, brother of the bride­ Wiener has yarmulkes in a ll hues, has grape clusters work ed out in I:! NOVICK'S MlUIS, MASS. 010>4 [:! groom. Ii,:, Tel . 617-376--1456 J;:.1 like rose, tangerine, sil ver and gold . sil ver thread. [:! WARM -FRIENDLY-HOSPITABLE S In fa ct, for Sabbath services, h'e Foll owing the reception. a lso held a t the home of the bride. the coup le left fo r a tour of New England and Canada. They wi ll make their home .:., Include\. lodging t, coordinates hi s yarmulke with hi s The Wi ener coll ecti on in cl udes i;_] J meoll do,ly ~ in Providence. shirt color. one lrortt a U.S. offi cial stationed Wiener has been a yarmulke The bride is the grand daughter of the late Fra ncis Chi averin i, archi­ § :f: ~~~>&~ry(:::~:\ ~ in Kenya wh o turned to traditiona l s N,te, Dot1( 1ng, fntfHIO•n· ~ 9S J '°1 tect for the state of Rhode Island and Mrs. Chiavcrini. collector for the past eight years, tribesmen's cotton ha ts to prov ide .:_, 'A9 .~ menl, Show\, Do,ly t, The bri degroom is the grandson of th e late Mr. and Mrs. C harles Si l­ finding them as far away as yarmulkes for hi s son's ba r ~ ~_:a::=1?;:::~ verman a nd the late Mr. and Mrs. Samu el Ru bi n. origi na tor of the S. s Afghanistan, Iran and Bukhara in mitzvah. There are also colorful · Rubin Trucking Company where the br idegroom wo rk s. ~ DIET UY LAWS .., the Soviet Union, and as near as ha ts worn by th e Druse. a Moslem ~ lncl11de t 911ftt 1011A lo Cope Cod, O(d & Ne w ~ ~ ... ,on, le,b),ire,, l0

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