- -=-- - - g t~ (I) < ..J < u .0 0 c: O' 0 N ... 0 Jew ....Cl) ::i:: tCase - An Orthodox paid $1500 in a complaint of against a New lputer consulting ted by Howard I. of the National ion on Law and ,COLPA), which omplainant. l m, \,c:t:,c ucve loped from the refusal of the firm to interview the Orthodox Jew for a position as a computer programmer because he could not work on the Jewish Sabbath. His complaint was fi led with the New York State Division of Human Rig hts. Dennis Raps, a COLPA attorney, who is also executive director of COLPA, represented the complainant at a preliminary hearing. In addition to the monetary settlement, Rhine said, the firm also agreed to refrain from any further acts of discrimination against Sabbath observe rs. Under the settlement agreement neither party was identified. PART OF OVERFLOW CROWD at the mau rally for l1rael on Tuesday is shown above. Agency To Hear Dr. Aronson At 44th Annual Meeting The 44th annu a l meeting of the Jewish Family and Children's Ser­ vice will be held on Monday, Oc­ tober 15 at 8 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center. THE O NLY EN GLISH-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. /. AND SOUTHEAST MASS . The first Arthur J. Levy Annua l Oration will be presented by Dr. VOLUME LVII. N U MB ER 33 FRIDAY. OCTOBER , 12. 1973 20, PER COPY 16 PAGES Stanley M. Aronson, Chief. of the Department of Pathology at The Miriam Hospital and Dean of Me­ dical Affairs at Brown Unive rsity. Dr. Aronson's address is ti­ .J~wish Community Gi\leS ~­ tled"Ethical and Medical Issues of a Screenin g Program." The screening program to iden­ Generously To Aid Israel tify carriers of Tay-Sachs Disese in Rhode Island is currently being Approx im atel y 4.000 members Brown University raised a pprox i­ at a fund raising rally there. plaifned. The Jewish Family and of the Rhode Island Jewish com­ mately S4.000 and pledged 80 po­ Bis hop Loui s E. Gelineau. at Children's Service wi ll sponsor the munity crowd ed into the Jewish tentia l blood donors as well as 10 Tuesday's ra ll y, addressed the program whi ch Dr. Aronson wi ll Community Center on Tuesday to volunteers. gathering and offered a prayer for direct. li sten to speakers ca ll fo r aid to Mrs. Arthur Einstei n. a tireless peace. The Very Re verend Wil­ Also at the meeting. Alvin W. Israel in its present war with th e worker for Israel. in one morning li am L. Kite. dea n of the Ca th­ Pansey will be installed for a third DR . STANLEY M. ARONSON Ara bs. at the Jewish Home for the Aged . edra l of St. John. represented the term as president of the board of ed by Ralph P. Semonoff, first Form er Governor Frank Li cht. received contributions of $124 Epi scopal Bi shop Frederick H. directors. Mrs. Robert A. Reis­ vice president; Mrs. Walter J . honorary president of the Jewish from the residents of the Home. Belden who was out of town. man, chai rman of the nomination Nelson. second vice president: Federation of Rhode Island. which Among the money which was col­ Governor Philip Noel was rep­ committee has announced that the Mrs. Max Winograd, secretary, call ed the meeting, said .. in lected on Tuesday, Joseph Ga lkin, resented by Lt. Govern or J. Jo­ proposed slate of officers is head- a nd George A. Levine. treasurer. this hour. there is onl y one answer executive vice president of the seph Garrahy who said the war is - victory and peace for our Federati on. said there was a piggy "a fight for the survival of a brothers in Eretz Israel. .. bank fi lled with assorted coins a nd people. It is vital to our own na­ a glass jar also filled with dimes, tion's safety that Israel, the bas­ Final Succos Observances Esti mates are that more than $2 nickels. and quarters. tion of democracy in the Middle million dollars has been raised in Throughout the country support East, remain safe." To Be Held This Week Rhode Island since the anack ·or has come from many sources. The national State of Israel kor services will be held at both Egypt and Syria on Israel. CONGREGATION Mayor Frank L. Rizzo of Phila­ Bond organization said it had services on Thursday morning. AGUDAS ACHIM Contributions al Tuesday's delphia asked the city counci l to raised about 120 milli on dollars A Simchas Torah family service Attleboro, Mass. meeting ranged from $5 to authorize purchase of one million since the outbreak of fighting. The wi ll be held on Thursday. October Services for Shemini Atzeres at $250,000. Besides pledges from the dollars in Israeli bonds. Mayor United Jewis h Appeal was aiming 18, at 7 p.m. Services on Congregation Agudas Achim will hiday, thousands assembled at the Cen­ Tom Bradley, first black mayor of at 100 million dollars, according to be held on Wednesday, October October 19, wi ll be at 9 a.m. ter, an ad hoc meeting held at C hi cago, was the featured speaker th e Associated Press. 17, at 5:45 p.m . and on Thursday, Rabbi William Kaufman will October 18, at 8: 15 a.m. at which conduct all services. time the service will be delivered CONGREGATION a nd Yizkor services will be held . MISHKON TFILOH Simchas Torah services will be Providence he ld on Thursday, October 18, .at Shemini Atzeres services will be 6: 15 p.m. Hakofos and a chil­ held at Congregation Mishkon dren's party will be held at 7 p.m. Tfiloh on Wednesday, October ff, Sim chas Torah services wi II be at 5:40 p.m . Services on Thursday, held on Fri day, October 19, at October 18, will be at 9 a.m. at 7:30 a.m. which time Yizkor si:rvices will be Rabbi Philip Kaplan and Cantor held. Irving Miller will conduct the ser­ Simchs Torah services will be vices. held on Thursday, October 18, at CONGREGATION 6:15 p.m. B'NAI ISRAEL Rabbi Emanuel Lazar will con­ Woonsocket duct the services. Shemini Atzeres services a t CONGREGATION Congregation B'nai Israel will be SONS OF JACOB & held on Wednesday, October 17, SONS OF ZION at 5:45 p.m. a nd on Thursday, Oc­ Shemini Atzeres services at ADDRESSES MASS RAU Y: Max Alperin, president of the Jewish Federation of Rhode Island, addresses the mass rally for Israel held a, the Jewish Community Conte, an Tuesday. tober 18, at 7:30 and 9 a.m. Yiz- (Continued on page 13) ==------~-=- -~-- _.... _--·------_...... ---~--

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4 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1973 FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY ''Commentary'' and the Hebrew Day Schools ~~=~:,.~ MAILING ADDIIISS: ... 60P, ~.I.I. 02904 ,...,._. 724-0200 By BERYL SEGAL ,tANT:.....WW-,,.HW....._,St., ,._t., 1.1. 02161 OfRCI: 141 ,..,...,_ Aff., ..., ,,_.W.-, 1.1. CIUA ZUCXRIIIG...... Ma ...... Wtet ··commentary" is a prestigious The article offers two reasons Ju st as the rel igious subjects are _a-_ ...... __., __ monthly magazine published by for this growth: revered so are the secular subjects SulNatptlen .... 'r:l Cents the -,,,; ly Mall. $7.00 _...- ....,ffl; ...,...... _ ...... the American Jewish Committee. ~::""~::;'.~.,._,. n...... ---- ...... __~....,_.,,._ l. Th e loss oj faith of Jewish feared . It is a magazine for all Americans (and non-Jewish) parents in the The Traditional Hebrew Day and carries articles on literature, American public school system . School, or the Orthodox school , politics, economics and life in Jews still believe in the integration teaches Torah and modern k nowl• America in general, written by of children in the common culture edge. Jewi sh studies go hand-in­ specialists in their respective through the schools, but the diffi. hand with an excellent general fields, both Jewish and non-Jew• educati on. FRIDAY, OCTOBER i2_ 1973 cultics that beset the sch ools. the ish. " Commentary" is widely read frequ e nt disturbances in the The Hebrew Day School excell s by the American intelligentsia, schools. turn some parents away in both. Neither is minimized. and often qu oted in the American from them . This accounts for the The · successful study of Torah ?'flai16ox press. large number of non-Orthodox and its correlaries is evidenced by &diJ.i,A A -!i On Augu st I 97 3, "Com· Jews wh o send their children to the large number of gradu ates who mentary" published an article of the Day School. are oriented toward everything Committee's Secretary Comments Jewis h interest only, under the 2. The dissatisfaction with the Jewish, as well as by the fact that title of "The Growth of the (Hebr­ It is not my intention to give the Soviets on people wh o want to weekday and Sunday schools. the win.ners of the three prizes in ew) Day School Movement." The Children resent them . Parents do the International Bible Contests. credibility to the very dangerous leave the country has been elimi• article was written by David Sing• held annually in Israel, were wo n game now being P.layed; ··Get the .nated thanks to diplomatic in• not take them seriously. Ballet les· er, wh o, as Rabbi Nachman Co· by students of the Day Schools. President." Nor is it my. intention fluences of the United States un­ sons come first. Piano takes pre• hen. pr inci pal of the Providence cedcncc. The dentist appointment Rabbi Leeman's son. of Cranston. to defend Rabbi 'Bar,uch Korff, der the Nixon administration. Fur• Day School, informs me, was a is more important. Too hot or too was one of them . who had the foresight to lead in thcr relaxation of migra ti on fr om teacher in the Englis h Department cold ou ts ide. rai ny days or snowy The excellence of the general the formation of the National Citi• the Soviet Union will come as of a Day School in New York . days . .a ll serve as excuses for stay• program is evidenced by the num­ zens' Committee for Fairness to trade and exchange of ideas be· Mr. Singer states at the outset ing out of school. ber of students of the Hebrew Day the Presidency. His warnings of tween the two countries progress. that: 3. Dedicated men who have been School wh o won Merit and State the impending Holocaust and his We Jews ha ve a stake in these The Day School Movement, preaching the cause of th e Day Regent scholarships. singular record in the rescue of diplomatic negotiations. once considered a marginal cduca• Schools. They arc credited with The third group, the Con• our brethren bear on the sound­ The Nixon adminstration, the ti onal enterprise. has come of age the initial success of the move:, _S,1: rvative and Refo rm Day ness of his judgements. Now that Committee argues, can function over the years and is today an ac• mcnt. Now there arc cadres of Schools, are too young to pass Israel has again been enveloped in well abroad only. when confidence ccpted and increasingly significant . young men. college graduates, who judgment. Suffice it to say that flames, we look to President Nix• is not eroded at home." on to accelerate his already monu­ if still controversial. feature in prefer teaching to the Rabbinate. they are dedicated to the idea of THOMAS W. PEARLMAN American Jewish life ... They arc adding strength to the Judaism as an evolving phenome­ mental assistance to Israel. Secretary Just for the record, let me point Today there arc about four hun• schools. non and not necessarily rooted in National Citizens out that, from 1949 through I 968 , drcd schools in the United States. A fine eva lu ation is given by the past only . They follow in Ren• Committee for Fairness Israel received from the United While most of the schools arc in Mr. Singer of the three types of eral the philosophy of Judaism of To the President States $1,285,000,000 in all man• New York . new ones arc opening Day Schools. an evaluation which the corresponding congregations. ner of aid. Compare this figure, Letter Protests in cities having Jewish populations clarifies their programs and their Tradition and change are th e which represents a total of nine• of five thousa nd and over. The aims. ideas prevailing in this new school teen years, with the. aid given ls• Attack By Arabs schools comprise fifteen percent of The traditio nal Ye shi va is system . rael during the first four years of the entire Jewish educational sys· rooted in the Jewish past. They Solomon Schechter schools, the Nixon Presidency In the name of hundred of thou• tern . according to the article. completely reject the modern Jew­ sponsored by the Conservative $1 , 175,000,000, a staggering differ• sands of B'nai B'rith men a nd The schools arc di vided into ish experience. Secular subjects congregations, arc more numerous cnce. When you consider military women, we publicly protest three groups. arc being taught because they are than _Reform. Only 7,000 students credits -given Israel during those against the premeditated. vicious I. The traditional Yeshiva of required by law and also because arc registered in these two modern four Nixon years, figures of which attack by Syria and Egypt on ls• the ultra Orthodox Jews. they will provide the graduates schools, while the registration in are still classified, it would appear racl on the Day of Atonement. the 2. The Orthodox schools, cspc• with means of making a liveli• the Hebrew Day Schools is that President Nixon's aid to ls· most solemn Jewish holiday of the cially the Torah Umcsorah system hood. Their ai m is to bring up a 75,000. rael exceeds the combined aid of year. of which our Day School is a good genera ti on of Lamdonim , learned In spite of financi al difficulties. Presidents Truman, Ei senhower, This event can only be com• example. Jewish men a nd women. Mr. David Singer sees a bright fu• Kennedy and Johnson. pared to the attack on Pearl Har· 3. The Conservati ve and Re· The Torah and the Talmud ture for the schools in the United As former Israeli ambassador to bor, a day ne ver forgotten by the form Day Scliools which are just which they teach diligently are States. the United States, General Rabin, American people. beginning to appear on the scene. transl ated into Yiddish or English. said: "President Nixon proved to It now should be clear to every Wh y this phenomenal growth of Never in Hebrew. Hebrew is a ( Mr. S ega/'s opinions are his own be Israel's staunchest ally in the fair thinking person that Israel the Day School Movement. a Holy Tongue and should not be and nor necessarily those oj this West." needs defensible borders as long as movement which was called a used as a language of instruction. ·newspaper.) " newl y emerging phenomenon in The highly perceptive columnist her neighbors arc bent upon her American Jewish life " only thir­ Beryl Segal hit the nail on the ultimate destruction. Your teen years ago in the same " Com• head when he wrote: We call on all citizens to stand mentary?" there is also a Jewish angle behind this democracy in the to the Appeal for Fairness. This midst of a sea of feud al and total· 1'11lWII■ · S I■.! Money's Jewish angle, while not stressed, itarian ·states in the Middle East. COMMUNITY is, we suspect, in the mind of Rab• We call on our Government to ex· bi Korff and his Jewish supports. tend all possible support to the CALENl>AR Worth The arguments run something beleaguered people of Israel who like this: now, for the fourth time, have A SIIIVICI Of THE ly Sylvia Porter I. The Nixon administration is shed the blood of their young men JEWISH FIDEUTiON Of IHOOE ISLAND the only friend Israel has in the and women in order to justify Myths About Women Workers their right granted to them by th• and the United Nations. Jews should show I.I. -SH. ..MIII their appreciation. UN to live like other people in ,_ lill"'9 Call 421-41H If you arL a mature woman, it the woman worker, and particular• 2. The Nixon administration is a this world, free from fear of ex- doesn't surprise you that, this era ly the older woman worker, per­ staunch supporter of Israel in the tinction. SUNDII.Y, OCTOUI 14, 1973 of so-called equal job rights, the sist. I've torn into them before LESTER MACKTEZ 10:00e1.m. and below I tear into them again.· search for peace witt! her neigh• Pwwtvcbt...C.ntrol ,_. Chap...- of ....._h, government has just launched its bors, which we all hope will come President heaviest attack ever on job dis• MYTH: Women switch jobs Grand Lodge 1:00 p.m. crimination on the basis of race, much more frequently than men soon. In the meantime, Israel de­ Seminor--· ,_ S.,,.t .....,., pends' entirely on the United District #I MONDAY, OCTOUI 15, 1'73 sex and national origin. You know do and older women switch more MARCIA GOLDSTEIN 10:00 o.m. why. You know it's much tougher frequently than younger women. States for strength and for de­ Powtvcbt-C.ntrol FClh Chap...- _, ....._h, fense, Jews who have the welfare President for you to get a job than it is for a REALITY: Labor Department Womens District 12:30 p.m. mature man or a young woman. studies show that women's job of Israel at heart should not wea• "'9viclenN a.,...... AJ.ph Greup, Grand Lodge # I --·_... _,. A new study for the Labor changing rates are just a mere bit ken the President in his efforts. MURRAY REISER 7:45 p.m. Dept. 's Manpower Administration higher than for men and men are 3. The oil countries want to ~ Olepter ., ...... -'-"'•lem President reveals that despite the laws of our more likely to change occupations force the United States to stop her Greater Boston Council ...... -... land and despite all the evidence than women. A new Civil Service support of Israel or be punished ,...... - '-"Uy & ~•~;.':,, s.mc., ~ JOEL KAMENS ,__.,...... __ _ proving that mature women are study shows that turnover rates for by withholding the flow of oil. The _, President dependable, conscientious, com• women in their early 50s are about Nixon administration indicated "-'-w-, n.-r.h Dayan o.p,-, ...,._, · North Shore Council petent workers, the discrimination one-sixth the turnover rates for that it will not give in to black• LAWRENCE HOPFENBERG '1;u~,.Otopte1-• .. ,/ l 'MI l 'rith WClfMn, remains blatant. women in their 20s. mail. Jews ought to show their President Ct.ntNn(hgpt..-efHachrtacth,leau'-MHttnv A sample group of women in MYTH: Women are absent gratefulness. Central New England Council TUl'SDAY, OCTOlllt 16, 1'73 the study, aged 14 to 24, held the from their' jobs much more than instituted by f:45 o.m. 4. The ransom tax same or higher positions on the men are, and thus women cost the J.:'.:.t;:-,:::.ti';""'I"-, l'l'ffl- UTILIZE OIL MONEY Ira= job· ladder than women 30 to 44; employer much more money. our backs to American centers. 12:00 - LONDON - In a column in What we can do and what we '-:':....,.""-""·■ Sh..,...... , o.w.n "9ets nearly a third of the older women REALITY: The absenteeism had not progressed beyond the rate for illness or injury among the Cairo weekly "Akhbar-al· demand is the utilization of oil 7:30 p.m. Yorn," i)s editor lhsan Abdel money for the benefit of our Jewish ...,_ fet the Aeed, AdmlseloM Com­ jobs of their youth; many of the women averages 5.5 days a year mlttw MN'"'9 working married women with chil• as against 4. 9 days for men. This Kuddous, warned Arab leaders causes such as the arming of our WIDNISDAY, OCTONR .17, 1'73 armies. We can· go on selling the dren had actually moved to a low­ is not a significant difference and, against attempting to stop the flow Lodlet' AIMckltien, 1~-":i.m. .., the Apd, of Arab oil to the United States as oil to the United States and then · ..... _.,. er occupational status. since the figures ignore the fact a political lever against Israel. "I use the revenues to buy arms from 1:00p.m. And after 40, the discrimination that relatively few women work in lrandeh Un...,_ty Women'• CommlttM, l'l'm­ intensified. The unemployment high managerial positions. which do not believe that the call for the Soviet Union or any other Nnce Ch.pt.f, Study Gr.up "Appredotlen -' M.4efnArt" always have been associated with halting business with America! oil country that agrees to sell." rate for women 40 through 64 in 7130 p.m. 1972 was more than one-third lower absenteeism rates, even companies can materialize into Kuddous said "this has still not ""'9w "" '-" "9Ndotien -' S.Uth l'l'ffl­ dence, Beard MNtl"I these percentages may be badly reality," he said. "It might not be been done so far and Arab oil higher than for men of the same SATUIOAY, OCTOUR 20, 1973 distorted in favor of men. practica1 to stop the production of wealth is still stacked in American age. T....,a. ..th ■ • Naht Why does the discrimination Arab oil or to deliver it to brokers banks and exploited by American .:.:.r.-~ .... , (Continued on page 7) who would simply re-sell it behind companies. .-1111111111 !JIIIIIINnHNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHlfflllllN · persist? Because the myths about THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1973 - .5 founded in the 19th century by a The present owner bought the firm DEFENDS NAZIS 0 RGAN lz T well-known Jewish · publisher in 1969, but was granted the right · . A· 10 N NEWS I NEW YORK - The first in a specializing in Jewish subjects. to continue using the Jewish name . .,__"'i"irm~~_;;;~r------.1 series of " blackbooks" in defense LICHT TO SPEAK Simon Schell. of former Nazis bas just been Former Governor Frank Liehr The Ner Hatamid lsralei Music published in Amsterdam by a will be the speaker at the first Band and the Kehillath Israel Is- former Dutch Nazi writing under Temple Beth El Brotherhood raeli Dance Group will provide the the pseudonym A. van Hetkamp. breakfast on Sunday, October 14 entertainment. The book concerns the "crimes" at 9: 15 a.m. Mr. Licht will speak committed against interned Nazis on the topic, "Watergate in Retro- · Members 01 the community are by camp guards during the spect.,. invited to attend. Further informa- immediate post-war years. The New members will be welcome. tion may be obtained by calling book was published ' by the RUMMAGE SALE the Jewish Community Council at "Joachimsthal" firm which was i;j7:54i:-75i5_ The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Am is sponsoring a rummage sale at the William F. Shields Post, 662 West Shore Road, Warwick, on Tuesday, October 16 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. FALL STUDIES The Brandeis University Na­ tional Women's Committee Prov­ idence Chapter, is offcri;g two Give As You programs of study. The first is a surVey of World Drama from the Classic movement to modern the­ ater. It will be held on six Tues­ day mornings beginning October 16 at the Jewish Community Cen­ ter. The second, Understanding Never Gave Before Modern Painting, will begin on W edne_sday, October 17 from I to 3 p.m. in the Jewish Community Center and will be held every oth- er week. Further information may- be ob­ tained by calling Mrs. Burton I. Samors at 272-0661. MIAMI CLUB The Rhode Island Club of Greater · Miami will hold its first HELP IN ISRAEL meeting on Sunday, Ociober 14 at 7 p.m. in (he Auditorium of the Washington Federal Savings a nd Loan Association, 1234 Washing­ ton Avenue, Miami Beach, Flor­ ida. The general membership meeting is he ld on every second IS NEEDED NOW! Sunday of the month and board meetings are held every fourth Sunday of the month. Following the meeting there will be a "Fun Nite" and refreshments will be served. All visitors and residents of The United Jewish Appeal Miami, who are formerly from Rhode Island, are invited. THEATRE OF THE DEAF The National Theatre for the through the Jewish Federation of R.I. Deaf, in its twelvth nationwide tour will be at the Rhode Isla nd School for the Deaf on October 25 calls on every friend -of Israel's people for one performance. The company will present a new work, "Optimism" or "The Mis­ adventures of Candide." to contribute to the BOOKMOBILE Temple Beth Am will host the United Synagogue Bookmobile on ISRAEL EMERGENCY FUND* Sunday, October 14 at 7:30 p.m. The Bookmobile visits colleges and Jewish institutions all over the United States. Danny Horvitz, this years' driv­ er, will discuss the latest in Jewish 1. MAKE YOUR GIFT THROUGH THE JFRI TO THE literature. He is a graduate of Ri ce University and attended the EMERGENCY FUND NOW Jewish Theological Seminary of America. Over 3000 books, both soft and 2.PAY YOUR PLEDGES NOW·--CASH URGENTLY hard cover, will be on display. BOSTON RALLY NEEDED Greater Boston's annual Sim­ chas Torah march and rally for Soviet Jewry will be held on Sat­ The JFRI--ISRAEL Emergency Fund urday, October 20. Highlighting is now in full swing. the event is the silent Hakafah in which ilrea rabbis will carry To­ rahs through the assembled gath­ Every member of the ering. Participants will light can­ Give To--Work For--The Jewish Community is dles to symbolize the festival and asked to do his part . the light of freedom for Soviet To give to the utmost! Jews. ISRAEL EMERGENCY FUND The march and rally, sponsored by the Soviet Jewry Committee of OF THE Now is the time to stand up and the Jewish Community Council of be counted ... Phone or mail your Metropolitan Boston, will begin at contribution TODAY. JFRI Head­ Temple B'nai Moshe, 1845 Com­ UNITED JEWISH APPEAL quarters 421-4111. monwealth Avenue, Brighton at 8 p.m. and proceed to the rally site at Cleveland Circle Park where a brief formal program will be fol- • Contributions to the Israel Emergency Fund will insure the lowed by the sounding of the Sho- continuation of great humanitarian programs. The fund will far, singing and dancing . . make possible care and aui1tance for hundreds of thousands of immigranh we helped to bring to hrael, including aged, Congressman Robert F. Drinan handicapped and unabsorbed new comen. will be the rally's keynote speaker. through the Rabbi Samuel Kenner, chairman of the Soviet Jewry Committee JEWISH FEDERATION OF RHODE I~LANIJ, will preside. Rabbi Gerald Ze­ lemeyer, spiritual leader of Room 203 Strand Building, Providence, R.I. 02903 Temple B'nai Moshe will deliver I ; I 111, I I I I I I I I I ,1 I I f t 1 the invocation. Greetings will be '' I 'I ll ext-.nded by council president Newspapers deliver massive coverage of all income brackets.

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State Chartered stock you would ha,e ooly the Associations which are coYered by 'I smaller amount of capital to the Maryland S ■ Yings-Shue rein,est. lbus, an in•estor seeking Insurance Corp. are not directly the best, safe return oo his money regulated by the Federal Home I is able to compare what his capital Loan Bank Board although state is yielding amently with the regulatory authorities frequently potential return If it were in•ested adopt policies similar to those of elsewhere. the FH LBB. You may rest assured Q: Please tell me wh at bas that an account insured under this happened to Arunde l C orp. lund is secure. However, if you (ASE). The present low price want further information I suggest seems to ind ica te something is not you contact the agency which right. I own stock but cannot get regulates savings and loan any satisfactory expl anati on fr om associations in Maryland. the compa ny as to wh at is Problems Plague happening. W.P. Paper Wholesaler A : Arunde l's construction Q: I own 1,200 shares of Saxon dirision ( SJ% of total rem,ues in Indu stries (NYSE) at a cost of 1972) has bttn affected by the $20 per share. Shou Id I get out of slowdown in building and al the this stock in view of its downward 1972 year~nd reported contract trend? Any inform ati on you can backlog had dropped 17% from the aff ord me would be appreciated. pre•ious year. The reduced level of L. F. heaYy construction activity will A: Saxon, a paper wholesaler, probably not turn up strongly as also manufactures photocoypying long as interest rates continue their machines. The company has been present high Hying course. The hit from several sides: hea•y start­ cons truction materials division up costs on a new copier, high which generates 40% of re,·enues interest rates, the slowdown - in and a major portion of earnings is meat packing - Saxon is a large also sensitive to fluctuations in supplier to this industry - and con~1ruction. shortages of paper supplies. The In 1972, a Sl.4 million provision company is highly leveraged, long­ Hurry, II you to cover • possible loss on a New term debt accounted for 7S% of York Cit y tunnel contract lowered total capitalization at the 1972 want to receive after-tax earnings 89t a share. The year end. Short-term notes payable company has submitted a claim to were Sl9 million on the 1972 recoYer the loss but the outcome of balance sheet. Current asset ratio this guaranteed lneome. this is not known yet. For the first at 2.6 to I was virtually unchanged half this year, more specifically in in the 1971 / 1972 period although the second quarter, revewes and receivables and inYenlories were up We can only oller '7% eertlllcates profits showed a reduced rate of 23% by the 1972 year end. gain. Sales in the June quarter rose Sales in the first half 1973 rose lor a limited time. while earnings were up 7%. The 19%, meeting management' s March quarter report revealed a projections. Earnings, however, 43% gain in revewes and 22% dropped 1S % and are not expected When investment choices are all difficult, 7% profit rise. Funds from the sale of to fulfill earlier estimates by the these shares may be more company. Although shares are savings are the one sure high-yield investment profitably employed elsewhere. selling at only Sx estimated 1973, Reader Has earnings reco,ery may be slow you can make. So stop in at Old Stone and Quality Portfolio reflecting the continuing nature of open an account. Do rt now while we can still Q : Would you please comment the problems besetting the on the enclosed portfolio? We are company. Thus, sale is advised. make one available to you. in our 50s and well covered by Q : I would like some insurance, pensions and have no information on USF Investors debts. Our portfolio is now 60% in (OTC). The stock has been 7% Savlnp Deposit Certlllcate. growth stock s and 40% income enthusiastically recommended to investments. Three of our common us as paying 12%. Is it a safe Guaranteed for four to ten years with deposrts stocks make up 48% of our investment for a retired couple? of $1 ,000 or more. Interest earned from day of .investments but these were bought G.R. many years ago and ha ve A: In June this real estate deposit, compounded quarterly. increased in va lue many times. inYestment trust REIT - From here on until retirement we completed its second year of plan to bu y good-quality, high­ operations earning S2.82 a share, 7%NoatblylncomeAeccRant. yield bonds. O.M. up from S2.20 a share. In the last Guaranteed for four to ten years with deposrts . A: Your portfolio of in•estments four quarters S2.82 a share was has obviously been carefully and distributed to shareholders in of $1,000 or more. Interest earned from day of thoughtfully planned. Included in dMdends. The Aug. 15, 1972 the list of 11 top-quality holdings quarterly payment was 7ot, down deposit, mailed to you on the first of every are such growth issues as: First from 73t in the preceding quarter. Chicago Corp. (NYSE) and In order to qualify as an R\:IT, at month. Minnesota Mining & Mfg. least 90% of income must be paid Also 6½% a11d 6 % Savings Deposrt Certif i­ (NYSE) and income stocks such as out to shareholders. Although Lone Star Gas (NYSE) and B.F. REIT yields are abo•e aYerage, cates and Monthly Income Accounts guaran­ Saul REIT (NYSE). Fixed-income USF's 14% return is higher than inYestments which account for 20% usual, indicating a lack of in•estor teed for shorter periods of time with deposits of the total include: tax-exempt enthusiasm for this issue. I would of $1 ,000 or more. bonds, a mortgage and sa•ings. prefer a more seasoned company in You also hlYe a diYersifled this field. portfolio with each holding .....Dul>al)oo, 1..-ThatDank. representing a different industry CARVINGS FOUND ••C>LD from computers to petroleum and TEL A VIV A cliffside communications to photographic carving of a mysterious Pharaoh supplies. Keep up the good work; has been found near an ancient BANK turquoise mine in tlie Sinae Old Stone Savings Bank - Old Stone Trust Company you are certainly on the right Desert. The relief was found by a ···STONEMembefl Federal Deposit tnsural'lce Corpo,abon track. Q: Do you recommend a team led by an Israeli military passbook account at a savings and government official in charge of loan stock corporation insured to the Sinai archaeology. The carving $30,000 by the Maryland Savings­ shows the ruler vanquishing Share Insurance Corp.? How safe nomadic tribesmen in a district is this insurance company? How where the Egyptians mined I does this compare wittt savings tur-quoise more than 3000 years, l .. and loa·ns insured by Federal age., ' --

THI: RHODI: ISLAND Hl:RALD, 1-RIIJAY, OCTOHl:R 12, J'J73 7 • .. - - 9£ • ... - KOSHER JULIE'S DELICATESSEN BRIDGE 73 l HOPES TREET 62 l 9396

ilU... USIIAN'I IPICIAL By Robert E. St.arr PASTRAMI SANDWICH-POTATO ., . - . . -. - . - SALAD OR COLE SLAW AND COFFEE .. NO SUISTITUTION When lesser-type players come It was this bidding sequence up against top experts, often one that almost forced a Heart lead hears the exclamation, "what a from West for it left her little KOSHER ALL BEEF guesser so-and-so is!" "You choice. Hearts was the only unbid should have seen what he did to suit. The singleton Club would me." What they meant was that have been inviting except it would BOLOGNA unfortunately for them the De­ have gone right' into the Club bid­ clarer had made a correct guess. der not through her. East won the MIDGETS $ 1 .39 EA What was unfortunate was that first two Heart leads and switched ") . they had played the hand against to the safe lead of the Diamond KOSHER ALL BEEF the wrong pair for they were Jack or a Trump, it made no dif­ ENGAGED: lllidore Kirshenbaum of "fixed." This Declarer, like to ference, Declarer would win and 56 Wingate Road announces the engagement of his daughter Bar­ many experts, had more going for draw Trumps. bara of B,ookline, Massachusetts SALAMI him than just a guess. Invariably At this time the guessers sa id to to Lawrence M. Abramson, son of EA. there is something that can help themselves that everything else Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Abramson MIDGETS $1 .49 one "guess" right. In today's hand was fin e and if they could locate of Newton, Massachusetts. Miss most of the Declarers did guess, th at Club Queen they would be Kirshenbaum is also the daughter some right, some wrong, and the y able to make an overtrick. Most of the late Sylvia Kirshenbaum . KOSHER RUMANIAN felt that it was a guess. Had the y of them just guessed and as usual Miss Kirshenbaum graduated played the hand like the experts, with guesses half of them we re from Lesley College where she re­ PASTRAMI they could have gotten a complete ri ght. Had they ex pl ored further ceived a bachelor of science de­ gree in education. She received SAVE 50' $ 2 .49 LB. count and made the pr oble m- into into the situ atio n they wo uld have her masters degree from Boston · a certainty. As you will sec. th is is bee n sure where th at Queen was. University. another Counting hand . They would have been able to get Mr. Abramson graduated from a complete count of every sui t by Harvard College and the Univer­ Nor1h pl ay ing a few more ca rds before ♦ 10 9 5 4 sity of Michigan law School. IMPORTED DANISH ROYAL SILO tackling th ose Clu bs. A wedding date of December . 93 CANS ♦ A K7 5 All that has to be done is play 22 has been set by the couple. ♦ K 10 6 the other hi gh Dia mond and ruff a SARDINES 2 FOR West small one then ruff th e las t Heart Eost in Dumm y and ruff the las t Di a­ ♦ 7 2 ♦ 8 3 HAVE BUYERS FOR TRAY CATERING A SPECIALTY AT JULIE'S ... •x 10 7 6 5 2 .A Q mond. Now see what you kn ow ♦ O 8 4 3 ♦ J 10 9 2 Commercial• Industrial about the opponents' hand s. On -.-.-..-.--._ ------~ ------♦ 5 ♦ 09842 the third He art East will show out or Residential Property but both foll owed on all four Di a­ South PLEASE CALL ♦ AK Q J 6 mond leads and both had shown .J 8 4 that they had two Trumps. When ♦ 6 East showed out on the third Herbert L. Brown ♦ A J 7 3 Heart lead this told one wh o paid 421-S3S0 The Herold is now accepting attention that West had to have "Younger Set" Photos Mrs. Irving Harriet was South, si x. West followed on four Dia­ Residence Phone all vulnerable. South Dealer with monds and two Trumps. What For early publication and For our Files this bidding: does this add to'' The answer is 861-S601 twelve . Subtract this from thirteen and you get a balance of one. s w N ff EMRYV{(l>oKE@ The R. I. Jewish Herald l ♦ p 2 ♦ p That is all the room there is in 3 ♦ p End Eas t's hand for Clubs. Knowing REALTORS MAILING ADDRESS : IOX 6063, PROVIDENCE, l. I. •• thi s as you should if you follow Hos pilal Trusl Bldg. PLANT AND OFFICE : HERALD WAY (OFF WEISTEI ST.) To discuss the bidding, North, this procedure. you should have no Real E• lal«> Since 1891 PAWTUCKET, l. I. despite her Spade support, had no problem now finding ex actly good Spade bid to make. She was where that Club Queen is. If West too strong for two Spades and too has it it has to be alone and the weak for three so she made a tem­ play of the King fir st will disclose porizing bid of two Diamonds this. Either West's Queen will knowing full well that the hand drop or East has to have that would end in Spades. South, with Queen and can easily be finessed a strong hand now rebid Three out of it. Looks easy now. doesn't Clubs, a reverse bid showing at it '? least 16 points. Now North went Moral: The more cards you play to game in Spades. three Spades the more you see and the more in­ would have been a mere prefer­ formation you get if you take note ence. of what you see. Your Moneys Worth (Continued from page 4) REALITY: The sep.arations are only temporary. Even taking into MYTH: Older people (and account her child-rearing, non­ women especially) are harder to working years, the average woman train than young adults. worker has a work life expectancy REALITY: Tests measuring of 25 years. Moreover, women's conceptual thinking reveal that quit rates have been decreasing people tend to do better as they markedly since the mid-I 960s. Every Woman age. One study cited at the 1971 • The law of our land going White House Conference on Ag­ back to July 2, I 965, requires that Is An Individual ing showed that the average par­ all employes be treated without re­ ticipant at age 50 did better on a gard to sex in every phase of em­ general intelligence test than he or ployment - hiring, firing , job she did as first-year college stu­ training, promotion, pensions. dents. • The only legal grounds for Our Minks are that way too. MYTH: In any period of high job discrimination on the basis of unemployment, women take jobs sex are: a "bona fide occupational Pi erre Cardin's design away fro,n men, the traditional qualification'' (e.g., as it is for in Blac k Willow Mink, breadwinners. fa shion models), if hiri'ng a woman Ours Exclusively. REALITY: In 1972, an average would violate our basic morals of 19,200,000 married women (e.g., as a men's restroom atten­ were in the labor force against an dant) or if this would imply unrea­ average of 2,000,000 unemployed sonable extra expenses for an em­ men. Thus, if all these married ployer. women quit and if all the unem­ • If you believe you are a tar­ ployed men moved into their emp­ get of discrimination simply be­ ty jobs, there would remain cause you are a woman, submit ./ 17,200,000 unfilled jobs - causing your complaint to the Equal Em­ one of the most horrendous eco­ ployment Opportunity Commis­ nomic di sasters imaginable. sion, 1800 G St., N.W., Washing­ What's more, few of today's ton, D.C. 20506, or your nearest unemployed men have the educa­ EEOC district office. tion, skills or other qualifications to fill jobs held by women as sec­ Herald subscribers comprise an retaries, nurses, school teachers. active buying market. For NEW ENG LAND'S LARGEST EXC LU SIVE FURRIER MYTH: Training women is a excellent results, advertise in the waste of money since they , quit Herald. Call 724 020() or 724- 65 YEARS OF FINE FUR TRADITION when they marry or have children. 0202. .... ,,'-'-"-- ~------

~ - THE RHODE ISLAND H E RALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1973 VANDALIZED and I heerd someone say that the Mets is the team of destiny and I LONDON - Ontario - A the surface of the monument were aint never had no chowder which monument to the J ewish victims of the slogans, "Juden raus" and • you never had anyway and there "Lies, lies." Another slogan, the holocaust in the cemetery of aint nun of ya able to do any which seemed incongruous, was, the Or Shalom Synagogue here Hello Again! marching." Remnants of a club "Never again." was vanda li zed. Smeared across which President Mulligan may reorganize. TEXAS INSTRUMENTS News of the Sports World by Warren Walden ... BASEBALL, THE GYPSY: " To ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS ,. ~~~ be or not to be" seems to apply 10 I'M LEFFING: Yes, I'm laughing ness to our section. So, why be for baseball in Washington. Are th e PRICE SLASHED a t people who want the National the National League when its at- San Diego Padres going to move League team to win the World 1ra nsac1ions don·1 mean a thing in to the nation's capitol or not'' The T.I. 2500 8 digit rechargable floating NOW Series. I laughed back there when 1he section in which we li ve•>" mention of the change in plans for decimal chain or constant carrying case 6995 the Yankees were unbeatable a nd • • • the transfer brought immediate re­ and recharger included ...... was 84. 95 sports people were rooting for the REMNANTS: A few members of sponse from my Washington cor­ other team. Why am I leffing'' Be- the old "Bijou C howder and respondent, Steve Routh, whose BROKERS UNLIMITED cause we are in American League Marching Club" were scattered in grandparents. Caesar and Mary territory and if the National the W aldorf 1he other day. Presi- Romano. were long associated 41 Seekonk St. 274-1930 Providence, R.I. League team is the c hampion. we dent Mulligan sat with a couple with Max Greenberg al Siar never see it in action. We definite- that never did ~ng. "Taint like Pharmacy on Broad Streel. Max ly should be for the Red Sox. it was." mused Mulligan. "Look has bowed out but Caesar and and They are our tea m, our represen- al them. One over there a nd a n- Mary are still t here with the new If it's ta1ives in 1he big league. If we other over here, .. as he pointed proprietor. Arthur Petropoulas. ever lose 1he American League and beckoned for them to join discussing sports resuhs with the REAL ESTATE franchise in Boston. we can lake him . 'Tm pi cking Oa kla nd all 1hc fans until two in the morn. "Stevie (residential, commenial, industrial) our choice for following one of the way, .. said 1he president. ··1 wunna called looking for you after mid­ other teams bu1 it will no1 be like if I'm still president''" he asked ni ght ... said Caesar. " He thinks Call our own. We'll lose the fun of one of 1hc a lm ost disinterested li s- the baseball men will make a ter­ cheering or jeering. And. as long teners. " When the la te Tony Pet­ rible mistake if they don' t move 10 DAN SIMONIAN, Realtor as the Red Sox a re in the Ameri­ ronella was here, he'd pul the Washington because the 'National can League in Boston. we'll be meeting in ordc.=r and wc ·d operate Game· should be in the nalion·s a ble 10 gel a good. live look a1 the like parleementee law. Ya'd ha ve capitol even if the othe r teams c hampi o ns if the American lo address the chair and 1ha 1 was ha ve 10 chip in 10 keep ii there." At home At the office League team wins the World Ih a!. .. Thal caused the gathering. ... 114-4497 Series. Or how ma ny of us fans which " as gathering. 10 pay a t1en­ IN THE M EANTIME: And now 521-3900 MI.S can hop 10 Cinci nn a ti ,n a n after­ t1 on. '" \Ve ain1 got the intacstt..-d while the R. l. Reds a rc gelling noon. And we arc not ne ar en ough mcmbcr !l- now." Mulliga n co ntin­ red-hot. wc ·ve a rodeo al 1hc C ivic to Shea Stadium 10 be a satellite ued. "Colorful guy, lik e 'Hose­ Center in Prov. ·w onder how C:::= KAGAN & SHAWCROSS, Inc. of New York . In the grea t big nose' and ·J oe Zilch' a nd 'Harry many tins o f loam 1hey· 11 have 10 Insurance -Real Estate metropolita n area . "Lillie Rhody" !he Hor,e' and others ... No doubt. cart in there for the wild. bucking 92S Industrial Bank Bldg., Providence, R.I. doesn·1 amount to much. if !hose fellows were there. they broncos and cha rging steer'! There would have had the winner of the a rc big preparations necessary of WHAT GOOD? When the Amcri• World Serie, a ll decided. ''I'm such exciting competition! My can League has the World C ha m• picking the Mets to win because goodness. such di stracting attrac­ pi on and when that team comes to they got Yogi a nd Yogi's a nice ti ons when the Reds arc lhc bi g Askme New Eng land. it draws fans: guy ... 1n1e rru ptcd one of the unof­ event week in and week out~ crowds: peoplc l And people spend fi cial members. "And this here Thought for di scussion: Did any­ money. They fill res1a ura n1 s a nd club is beucr now. it is. because one ever hear of a ·•Nick le Rock­ about increased !hey buy gasoline. bringi ng busi- who wanls 10 be talking 10 a c hair, et'!" or a "Lively Bounder''" AND CARRY ON ' interest on savings. And The Farmlands Shall Youth Movement This Year, Lie Fallow Against Junta JER USALEM Israeli Jews their fa rm s for a yea r a nd li ve off NEW YORK The Hashomer are once agai n obeyin g lhc Bibli- a kind of "Sabbatical fund." Ha 1zair of North America has cal law of !he Sabbati cal Year. equivalent lo a drought or storm denounced the C hilean military during which a ll farmland mus! lie fund ,n other pans of the world. junta whi ch overthrew the socialist fallow. But farmers are exp loiti ng regi me o f President Sa lvador a va riety of loopholes 10 keep One n.: lig 1ous settle ment in cen­ Allende. the ir country i n fruit and tral Israel. Hafc1z-Haim. has em­ In a statement issued here. the vegetables. pl oyed modern tec hno logy 10 gel Socialis1-Zionis1 youth movement "Six years thou sha ll sow they through th e Shnat Shmi1a. 11 observed thal democracy was the la nd. a nd shall gather in the fruits grows plants in water to avoid us­ only security for Jewish minority Brad K apla n. Wa!<.hmgton Park thereof ... God told Moses in ha n­ in g lhe land. Many desert farm ers in C hile. The Allende reg ime was ding him the Ten Commandments are now copying 1he method. known for its hea lthy diploma ti c Your Personal Banker. 3.000 yea rs ago. relations with Israel. the sta1emen1 • "But the seventh yea r thou sha ll Religious consumers. fe a rful said. and charged thal ' the lei ii rest a nd lie still ... that crops will overlap into the reactionary forces which staged ii IIA\llt And indeed. Jews ha ve ever Shna t Shmita. burn 10 Ara b farm­ the coup have a recent history of Industrial National Bank si nce se1 aside the seventh year as ers for part of the yea r rather tha n a nti-Semitism.·• a Shna t Shmita or Sabbatical ri sk eating Shmita fruit and To support the laller contention. Something extra Yea.r. Shmita .applies primarily to vegetables accidenta ll y picked in Ha s homer Halzai r cited a the land - it may not be plowed, violation of the law. slalement issued by Elmer L. no cro_ps may be pl anted, no fruit Winter, president of 1he American and vegetables picked. The Sabba­ A special network of produce Jewish Committee, in which he tical follows the Jewish luna r ca­ merchants operates in major reli­ noted that prior to the coup "La lendar, beginning and ending usu­ gious communities. and rabbis ac­ Prensa," a Christian-Democratic a lly in September. company the merchants to the newspaper in Santiago, published It seems like a n added burden Arab markets to make sure no an a rti c le, "Ch i le, Jewish for a country whose struggling fruit from Jewish-owned land is Communism; Russia, Anti-Jewish economy leans heavily on exports slipped into the orthodox Jew's Communism," and that letters of of citrus, flowers and winter crops. • kitchen. an anti-Semitic na ture .appeared in 'There Is A Loophole the moderate "La Segunda." But there's a loophole - the "Apa rt from the Biblical aspect, · (In London, the British Poale Collision damage? Don't worry about It. Bible says nothing about land be­ agronomists have found that Zion protested Britain's "hasty We have the team that cares about your longing to non-Jews. Shmita is -physically good for the recognitio n" of the Chilean junta. Thus, every seventh year a ll land ," says Rabbi Aqiva Druk, It said events in C hile were a blow car • . . and you. From towing, If nece•• la nd owned by the Government, spokesma n of the Religious Af­ to democracy everywhere "and sary, to the final ,..painting, our. extra the agricultural conglomerates a nd fairs Ministry. "It is enriched by a can only give a filip to the the smallholders is "sold" by the year of inaction." advocates of viole nce."? care means satisfaction and savings for State Rabbinate to a non-Jew, you. Ji.Ill guarant ... usually a Christian Arab. The buyer, whose identity is se­ Population Figures Released In Israel cret, · signs a bill of purchase JERUSALEM - The ra te of births by native born women and • BRAKES • TIRES • GLASS whereby he will theoretica lly .own natural increase had declined in women of Asian and African ori­ • ENGINE WORK the one million acres of farmland Israel since 1971 , even among the gin. But the latter had an average during the Saboatical Year. Arab population. Jewish mothers of 3.8 children in 1972 compared • RADIATOR REPAIR WORK Payment is postponed until the of O riental origin now have the to 3.4 children born to Christian Sabbatical ends, but by then the highest birth rate, according to a Arab mothers. The Arab birth • BODY WORK• PAINilNG buyer is bound to "sell" the la nd­ statistcal study released by Dr. rate generall y has shown a decline. back to the Jewish owners. He re­ Moshe Sikron, a government sta- according to the statistics. • ·cQMPLETE CAR;CARE ceives a small commission for go­ tistician. Immigration figures dropped ing a long with the elaborate Israel's total population is 3.3 slightly. During the first nine o dodge. million, of which 2.8 million are months of this year 39,000 immi­ RADIATOR & Critics of Israel's union of reli­ Jews. During 1972, the population grants arrived in Israel compared gion a nd sta te call it a farce. But increased by 105,000 or 3.3 per­ to 4 1,000 in the same period last .BOSTON BODY WORKS to religious Jews it is a vital pro­ cent over 1971, Dr. Sikron report­ year. cess, for it e nables them to work ed. But the rate of na tural in­ 185 PINE ST crease dropped from 2.9 births per the la nd without fear of violating Prospects who buy often are PROVIDENCE GA 1-2625 woman in 1971 to 2.7 in 1972 Biblica1 law. much more likely to see your among women born in Western The more orthodox Je ws refuse newspaper ad than occasional countries. ) to avail themselves of this com­ buyers. fort, however. Some simply ' '!:tose 'fhere was a similar decline i n THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1973 - 9 C 00000000 C C ' Bedouin Chief Given 19 Years For Possession Of Ammunition TEL AVIV - A 41-year-old concealing 80,000 rounds of the outcome of an appeal by the comes from the Arab vi llage of Only Bedouin chief was sentenced to IO ammunition in a waterproof Sheikh and other Bedouin chiefs Sachnin in Upper Galilee, trained years in prison by a military bunker on his lands. The to the Israeli Supreme Court in . various countries including In America tribunal for possession of large prosecution also contended that against the seizure of their land by Albania , according to the quantities of ammunition. But the Bedouins in the Raffah salient had the military. The appeal was prosecution. The prosecutor said court suspended six years of the accumulated large quantities of denied. Meanwhile, a military that if Israel had not outlawed By sent~nce it pronounced on Sheikh arms and ammunition left behind court in Lod imposed three life capital punishment, Bashir' s Ibrahim Mou hammed A uda, by the Egyptians in 1967 and sold sentences on 34-year-old Nasri crimes would have demanded the Harry leader of one of the Bedouin tribes them to terrorists. Mouhammed Bashir accused of death penalty. recently evacuated from the Pitach The charges against Sheikh terrorist activities including killing Golden Raffah area. Ibrahim were filed some time ago an Israeli officer and wounding Sheik_h Ibrahim was accused of but his trial was delayed pending four Israeli soldiers. Bashir, who Subscribe to the Herald.

••••••••••••Urban Transportation There is a growing network of LOVEIS monorails in Europe. There is a monorail system in Japan. But I have never seen a monorail in the United States that wasn't in an ING _ amusement park. Of course I do not visit am usement parks as a matter of habit. But if there is an amusement EN·YOU'RE park in the vici nity my hosts will invariably offer a tour. All that I saw had monorails. I suspect the monorail will come to the American city o nl y on the EDED.•. day the city is transformed into a gigantic Di sneyland. The day cannot dawn too soon for the ecologists who a re fond of pointing out that roller-coasters do not pollute the air nor do Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs discard garbage the camel herds of Araby can't tote away. During the 1960 s every American city worth its salt undertook an urban renewa l project - a Constitution Plaza such as Hartford's or a Lakefront Development with a JOO-story John Hancock Building such as C hicago's. During the 1970s. every city wort h its salt is doomed to experiment with a rapid tr ansit system. The consideration everyone forgets is that no one wants to go downt own anymore. One doesn't wa lk along the Mississippi in St. Loui s nor tra ve rse Central Park in New York . The monorail can transport people to a playland but it is empty if it goes into a jungle. The suburbs generally cou ld use rapid transit. But anyone who knows anything about the suburbs doesn't dare dream for a minute that the suburbs will tolerate an elevated structure obscuring the signs of the gas stations and the septic tank cleaners. The suburbs are devoted to the car . Suburbanites like to see a lake of chrome reflecting the su n in the mall shopping center. THE WOMEN'S DIVISION of the Jewish Federation of Rhode Island is embarked on o vigorous and Thinking the matter over, I innovative 1973 Campaign to keep the promise, to rescue and rehabilitate thousands of immigrants, to often wonder how the country built the railroads th at still do support the urgent needs of our worthy local and notional causes. Hopefully, all the women of our exist; how they threw up the community ore being approached with o series of unique and appealing events. The Women's Division is mommoth industrial complexes you can see along the waterfronts looking to you as on individual to show that you core. Yes, love is knowing when you're needed and your or from the air as you land at an help is needed more urgently than ever before. Your 1973 pledge will buy o lot of people peace of mind. airport. That's what it means to be needed. We seem to build nothing any more except mammoth office buildings which replace perfectly President-MRS. JACOI STONE General Campaign Chairman-MRS. MANFRED WEIL good ones for the benefit of Campaign Co-Chairman-MRS. LOUIS COKIN Campaign Advisor-MRS. MAX ALPERIN speculators and realtors and Campaign Secretary-MRS. HOWARD LIPSEY Education Chairman-MRS. BENJAMIN CHINITZ develop supersonic airplanes for President Young Women's Division-MRS, ALDEN H. BLACKMAN which Congress wisely refuses to Campaign Co-Chair•en-fll!RS. NORBERT FLEISIG and MRS. ALAN SAMDPERIL mortgage the whole · of our financial future. GIVE TO THE ISRAEL EMERGENCY APPEAL Mixed Marriages and JEWISH FEDERATION OF RHODE ISLAND King Kong keep the promise 203 Strand Bldg., Prov., R.I. 02903 Tel. 421-4111 One of the perennially touchy subjects to serious and pious Jews, Protestants and Catholics is the ...... mixed marriage. It is touchy to all of them, however, for different CANCELED: reasons which need no elucidation here. "Passport to Freedom" JFRI WOMEN'S DIVISION EMERGENCY PLANS There have been curiously several mi xed marriages which Monday, October 15 We, the Jewish Women of Rhode Island now shore have been recorded for all the tragedy. of Israel by devoting all of our efforts posterity as notable, marriages CANCELED: which took their very strength and to the war crisis. Social and educational events vitality from the fact that the "Save A Russian Doctor" partners to them were not of the previously scheduled will be replaced by a total same persuasion. Tuesday, October 16 One thinks immediately of fund-raising campaign. Every woman in this state William Tecumseh Sherman, the SIGNED: MRS. MANFRED WEil, Campaign Chairman general who made Georgia howl, MRS. JACOB STONE, President, Women's Division, JFRI will be contacted for full support. and his wife Ellen Ewing. He1 was (Continued on page IO) ******** I• I I 1 ---~------I

10 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1973 KOLLEK NOMINATED JERUSALEM - Mayor Teddy UN Agency Aiding Palestinians Kollek was unanimously Practical Solution Sought nominated for a third term by the In Financial Trouble, Could End Jerusalem branch of the Labor For Soviet Emigration Party. His nomination ended a BEIRUT, Lebanon The Israeli-occupied areas of the West JERUSALEM - Israeli "assumed" that Austrians would long-standing conflict between the United Nations agency that Bank of the Jordan River and the authorities began considering the provide two to three months' Mayor and local party leaders provides food, medical care and Gaza Strip was $52-million. practrcal problems involved in notice before closing Schnonau. over the composition of the slate education for 1.5 million As a result of dollar devaluation maintaining the flow of Soviet Time Is Needed to run with him. Kollek had Palestinian refugees is in financial and inflationary price increases, Jews through Vienna if the "They have told us nothing so demanded a free hand in choosing difficulties that could bring a the budget had to be increased to Austrian Government adheres to far," he said, "and the fact that his running mates and at one point curtailment of services. $63-million. The Common Market its decision to close special transit they haven't closed it already threatened to resign. But in the John Rennie, the British contribution and other funding facilities. indicates that they realize we must end he bowed to party pressure administrator of the United covered the increase, except for a While continuing to denounce have time to do it." and agreed to an election list Nations Relief and Works Agency prospective deficit of SJ-million. the Austrian decision and to Noting that a record high of When the United Nations largely selected by the party 1,000 Soviet immigrants had for Palestine Refugees, said in an demand its reversal, officials of interview that the agency faced a agency was set up in I 950, after bosses. arrived in Israel in the last week, the Government and the Jewish $3-million deficit this year and the first departures of Palestinians Agency began drafting alternative Mr. Dolzin said the Jewish that next year's deficit could be from areas occupied by Israel, it plans to provide swifter transit Agency still hoped that the Having A Pcirty?~ S l0-million if contributions were was provided with a reserve fund through Vienna for the Soviet Austrians would rescind their not increased. that two years later amounted to decision to close the transit CALL emmigrants who continue to arrive "We are operating hand to $48-million. This was to provide a facilities. He argued that rather there daily. On some days as mouth," said Mr. Rennie, who is cushion against deficits. By 1957, than being a danger, the well­ ma ny as I 50 arrice, on others as considered to have done an the reserves had been depleted to URENT-ALLS guarded and secluded Schnonau few as 30 or 40. effective job of holding down the $20-million. Foaas Still on Austria installation provided the best costs of hi s operation here. It The reserve situation remained Tables Chairs Dishes possible protection against an One conclusion was that Israel involves 85 international employes stable until 1962. Since then, with should step up the pace of the auack on the Jews. the effects of the 1967 Middle Champagne Fountains .. Any other arrange ment wi ll and a staff of 14.000 Palestinians. airlift invol_ving two or three El Al mai nl y teachers. Enrollment in East war increasin g the numbers only be harder fo r us and the flights a week she has been age nc y schools this year was of refugees. the si tu ation has­ 725-3779 conducting in a n effort to avoid a Austrian Government" he said. deterio ra ted . The agency is Curb Plan Reported 250.000. backlog in Vienna. Common Market Helps expected to have $ 1.4 -million cash Mr. Dolzi n also was asked For the moment. a t east. the The devalu ati on of the Unit ed on hand in December. or what about a reported plan. a11r ib u1ed officials said, they arc not States do ll ar. infl ati on in the Arab wou ld support less th an a month's to the Austrian Interior Mi nister. considering altern ate countries. countries where the Pa lestinians normal expenditures. 0110 Roesch. 10 cont rol the flow such as Rumani a, through which live and a steady rise in the Mr. Rennie said that the the Soviet Jews might pass. of Jews through Vienna by nu m bers of refugee ch:ldren situ ati on was reviewed last month " The focus is still on Austria." limi ting the number of Austri an seeki ng schooling are the factors when Secretary General Waldheim one ""'1ior official sa id , "and we visas issued in Moscow. i~v,t.\ pressi ng the agency·s income a nd visited the Middle East and that have no intention of leuing that Under the pla n. which was its reserves. all but depleted. Mr. Waldheim agreed 10 take the fl ow of Jews become bouled up ... reported in an interview wi th Mr. There have already been signs initiative with prospecti ve donors Roesch in Maariv. a Tel Aviv ~. Based on the reported public or trouble thi s summer in the to raise contributions. daily. the Austr ia n visas would be statements of Austrian leaders camps here a nd in J ordan. Agency In recent years. the U~ited I Treat your \'· t ;,.,_;)' officials here- have concluded tha; issued in Moscow in accordance staff members feel that any States' contribution has been fixed body to ', with the transportation avai lable J"(/ even if the Austrians hold to their serious cutback could produce a by Congress at $2 3-million a year. Nirvana ~ , , in Vienna. The object would be 10 1 ;;',j ( decision to close the Schonau serious cri sis. Mr . Rennie sa id a special effort / I, \ /.-,, 1/ lim it the number of Jews in camp, 20 miles south or Vienna. One was averted narrowly this would be made to obtain more f; j. ·•' ·,, I ~ Vienna at any given time. they will not do so immediately. yea r by substantial increases in funds from the wealthy Arab Schn onau is the principal tr ansit Such a plan " would be a grave countries. since 1950, Arab blow, " Mr. Dol zi n said. "If that is contributions by the European facility, operated by the Jewish Economic Community, which contributions have totaled $18.5- ::~~~~~ true. it would be worse than the Agency, an international Zionist provided more than $?-million in million. but in recent years they IIOO Post Rd., Worwkk, R.I. decision to lose Schnonau. I doubt group that has organized the cash and food . have been less than $2-million a (Airport Shopping Plaza) the Austrians would want 10 make transit of immigrants to Israel. Al the start of th is year, the year. Israel's contribution si nce fw an eppointment ,all TANYA things worse by limiting the Aryeh Dolzin, the acti ng budget for the agency's operations 1950 has been less than $4-million, 738-4950 or 4652 number of visas they issue." chairman of the Jewish Agency's in Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and the a nd this year it was $400,000. Open Mon .-Sun .. 9 a.m.•2 u . executive said at a news In the Maariv interview. Mr. conference in Tel Aviv that he Roesch was quoted as having said that a working group of officials in US Emigration Drops While his ministry had been set up to CUSTOM-MADE explore how the Soviet emigrants could be received individually in World Aliyah Remains Strong DRAPERIES Austria and sent on to Israel as NEW YORK - Leon Dulzin United States to Israel has FROM quickly as possible. Until such acting chairman of the Jewish declined during the past eight plans are developed and submiued Agency and of the World Zionist months. Nonetheless, he predicted JACK'S FABRICS to Israeli authorities, he was Executive, said that while aliya on that 7200 Canadian and American quoted as having said, Schnii nau a, global basis remained at a olim would arrive in Israel by WILL BRIGHTEN will continue to function as before. strong level , emigration from the year-end. He said that 188 Jews YOUR HOME OR OFFICE were being absorbed daily by Israel and that there was a •SUPCOVERS•BED SPREADS HARRY resurgence of aliya from Eastern •WINDOW SHADES European countries •UPHOLSTERING GOLDEN independent of that from the _Soviet Union - which will resu lt Decorating (Continued from page 9) She called him Dizzy and when in . some I 0,000 new immigrants he came from Parliament of an an ag nostic who wouldn't bother this year from those countries. Problems? evening, she greeted him from the himself with the presic!ency, let Du_lzin , add ressing a special top of the stairs in a red velvet alone go to church, a nd she was a meeting of the American Zionist CALL 725-2160 robe and he used to gallop up the world famous Catholic almoner. Federation Executi ve Commillee HOUn: stairs, to hell with his blood 9,30 a.m.-5,30 p.m. Mon.-Sat. 725 DEXTER ST., CENTRAL FAUS In this instance there was no disclosed that in order to mak; pressure. adjustments in Israel easier for suggestion that William Tecumseh They were married for 30 years and Ellen sought out others than single . people. the Jewis~ Agency and more and she said to him, "I has 1mt1ated a program in which their own for marriage partners. know you married me for my Sherman and his wife were 1000 housing units are being built money but I know if you had to stepbrother and stepsister. to accommodate single people who do it over again, I know you Jewish Herald She said to him once, "You come on ali ya. He stressed that would marry me for love. " knew I was a Catholic when you "insofar as the continuity of the "Quite right, my dove," said Jewish people is concerned our married me," and he replied, Disraeli. "That's true, but I did not know two major concerns should be Advertising The last of these matches worth you were going to get worse every Jewish education and aliya. examining has passed into our year. " Certainly, aliya must be the subconscious. It occupies as Yet they produced eight central Zionist concern in the hallowed a shrine as that occupied Brings Results children, one of whom, Tom, United States." • • • by Romeo and Juliet. It is the became a notable Jesuit. Discussing the quality of the love match between Fay Wray and The doctor whispered to Soviet immigrants, Dulzin said King Kong which was not to be. Sherman toward the end that they were hig hl y-trained and But King Kong cared for Fay. Ellen was dying. Sherman raced educated but that frequently it is He tore down the elevated in New up the stairs shouting, "Wait for difficult to find appropriate York City a nd scaled the Empire me, . Ellen. No one has ever loved professional placement for them. for people who sell cars State building before the forces of you as I." In such cases the immigrant is morality dispatched airplanes to Benjamin Disraeli a nd Mary g1 ven further education and shoot the big ape down. Fay for people who sell groceries Ann Lewis were another whose training so as to enable him to screamed a lot but she never said enter the mainstream of Israeli happiness it is hard to transcend. she didn't want to marry Kong. Disraeli , Victoria's Prime life. She would have fixed up that for people who sell clothes Minister, was a Jew whose father " The fact remains," Dulzin said ~ave and brought a civilizing indulged his baptism to free him " that with few exceptions all mfluence to the island Kong ruled. tor people who seff insurance from civil disabilities. Mary Ann Soviet olim are placed in jobs and . was a widow with 4,000 pounds a TO INVEST SI BILLION provided with housing and other year. NEW YORK -:- In what could necessities of life. Consequenty, They were mixed in more ways be construed as a gesture toward those few who choose to leave than one. He was 33 when he took reducing anti-American feeling in Israel will no longer be assigned TAP THE BUYING POWER his vows and she was 45. He was a the Arab world, First National refugee status, which, hitherto has sophisticate, possessed of a City Corporation is prepared to entitled them to aid from other OF JEWISH HERALD READERS brilliant wit, obviously a man of invest up to $1 billion to assist Jewish sources.'' genius, and Mary Ann cou Id never economic development in Middle , : 72.4~0200_. remember who came first the Eastern Arab countries, it is People rate newspaper advertis­ G'reeks or the Romans. · • reported by the New York Times. ing more helpful than other media. THE RHOOE ISLANO HtRALO, 1-RIIJAY, oc·101:11:K 12 , 197 3 11 Joy-, Caution, Expectation; Newspapers deliver massive coverage of all occupation groups. TENNIS West lay Tennis Clult Story Of Jews Reaching Vienna NOW OPEN as the Israeli cantor led the SCHONAU, Austria - For Searching the faces at the open Women's Beginners windows, they quietly pronounced singing in Hebrew. Several ol the Jose! Neiman, a 44-year-old Classes & Clinics mechanical engineer lrom Kiev, it the informal password : " Shalom women said they had never been was the best possible new year - Alekheim " "peace be with in a synagogue before. Two older Call Now "my first as a lree man." Alter six you." women from Bukhara said they Fer lessans I, ReservatioM months ol uncertain waiting for Some of the faces break into had, but not !or 40 years. smiles, others are frankly 828-4450 permission to leave the Soviet Banquet ud Dandng suspicious, still others are turned Centreville Rd. (Rte. 117). Union, and an exhausting live-day Alter the service there was a away. Warwick train trip via Hungary and festive banquet in the main dining Czechoslovakia, he and his wile "They are exhausted and they ha ll of the hunting lodge. It began and two children arrived at this are afraid ," explained Israel quietly, with the Israeli sta ff and Wilshinski, who has been the ancient Habsburg castle outside the Russians seated at separate Vienna in time !or Rosh Jewish Agency's "greeter" in ta bles. The evening began to warm Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. Vienna for two years. "They 111t4LLCO\JERINGS up as more wine was drunk and They were among 450 Soviet simply can't believe it is finally the Israelis began singing. Jews who arrived here in the last over, that they are sale now." The songs were strange to the WHEN YOU WANT A family of Georgians that three days. For reasons only the Russia ns, who were impassive at arrived - father , mother and THE UNUSUAL Russians can explain, the !low has first, looking and apparently grown son - drew back lrom the been especially heavy this month; feeling like outsiders. Then one of 41 other immigrants as they were ii the pace continues !or the next the Israeli women grabbed an old led to the bus. At the sight of the three months over 35,000 Soviet Russian man in a grey turtleneck Jews will make their way to Israel armed Austrian policemen they I. BERREN sweater and began shirling around balked . in 1973, compared with 31,600 last the room in the traditional hora. A loud, confused conversa ti on, year. . Suddenly a ll were on their feet, Almost without exception the partly in Ru ssian, partly in w~. Georgian, followed . An Austri an snaking hand in ha nd through the 92 NARRAGANS ETT A VE. first night outside the Communist tables, si nging and laughing. world is spent here, in the plainclothesman became vis ibly Daily 8 ,30 10 5,30 'TIL 9 T UESDAY Ten migrants wh ose plane fr om CLOSED 11'EDNESDAY 781-7070 nervous. Finally the Georgian enormous high-ceilinged rooms ol Leningrad had arrived an hour succeeded in making hi s point: He Scho nau C astle, where the earlier walked in . They were wanted to go to the United States, Habsburg princes once set out on dumbstruck at the sight of the not Israel . hunting parties in the Vienna dancers and one of them broke He was fin a ll y per suaded TH IS FALL, COME TO •••• Woods. into tears. An Israeli pulled away a board the bu s. Lik e other [H There is a 12th-century castle fr om the hora and comforted the immigrants not bound fo r Israel , REA LTOR . and a spra wling I 9 th-century weeping woman in her arm s. he will be received at Scho nau and hunting lodge on the densely A sharply contrasting aspect of then turned over to Hi as for wooded 400-acre estate 20 miles the imm igrati on story can be south ol Vienna. Since 1965 th e transfer to the U nited States via found in the heart of downtown Jewish Agency has leased it as a Rome. Vienna, on a dingy street call ed " No one is forced to go to transit camp for migrants lo Malt zgasee. There, cl ustered two Israel," Ruben Stein . the Jewi sh Israel. The agency has spent over a nd thr ee fa m i li es t o a n Agency's chief representative in $700,000 modernizin g Scho nau. apartment, are some 60 Ru ssians Vienna, explai ned. "We try to insta lling bathrooms. heating, a who migrated to Israel, detested it persuade them , but we don·t force HOLLAND large kosher kitchen, 250 beds and a nd are vainl y trying to go back to them." a synagogue. At the ent rance to the Soviet Unio n. For ma ny of the imm igra nts th e the hunting lodge, nex t lo the Although they refuse to talk at RICHARD G. HOLLAND, REALTORS t ra in trip is a n agoni zing, hea vy wooden J oor, there is a sig n length with reporters, they seem to humiliating experi ence. The worst 101 MAIN ST., PAWTUCKET, (ACROSS FROM NEW APEX) reading " Sha lom." seethe with hatred fo r Israel, bonleneck, they report, is at Thoroughly secluded even lrom which. th ey maintai n. misled them Chop, the border poi nt between nearby villages, the estate is about wh at to expect. 728-SOOO MLS 274-8616 the> Sov-e it Uni on and Hungary, ringed by barbed-wire' fences and Now, refu sed re-entry fo r th e where the Soviet authorities carry guarded around the cl ock by gray­ most part, they are stra nd ed here. o ut the last search of the uni formed Au s trian b o rder Only 18 of thei r nu mber. they say, immigrants a nd their lu ggage. policemen armed with submachine have been all owed to go back this According to the recent arriva ls, guns bought from Israel. year. Some plan to go to Canada the delay ranges fr om a day to In the late nineteen-sixties the or to the United States. but fo r two week s. All immigrants are traffic through Schonau came the moment they are here a nd subjected to embarrassingly cl ose mostly lrom Hungary and Poland m iserable. and the numbers were modest. In personal searches. They report Bleyle Debarked I 971 the Soviet Union suddenly that the Soviet border gua.rds eased restrictions and the heavy routinely steal jewelry, vodk a and Says Soviet Union Is Our new Bleyle collection has flow bega n. Since then over 60,000 clothes lrom their lu ggage. One Encouraging Support arrived on the Fall scene. A have passed through Schonau, all wom an said the stone was gouged sportswear phenomena the but a few hundred en route to out of her engagement ring. WASHINGTON - invincible Bleyle separate~ are Israel. "They were unbelievably cruel," Administrati on officials said that It is the immigrants themselves, Mrs. Kleiman, wh o was held at although the Soviet Union had handsomet than ever in pat­ not their numbers, that tell the Chop with her hu sband and their avoided direct involvement in the terns coordinated in Europe. real story. son and daughter for three days. Middle East crisis, it was actively You'll agree-this trip was There was the burly Georgian " They made us sit upright on the encour a ging other Ar a b necessary. who jumped off the train, station benches the whole time, Governments to lend support to embraced the first person he saw even my little daughter. They kept Egypt and Syria . and shouted: "From today I stand telling us it wasn't a hotel. There Soviet Ambassadors to all Arab up like a man' Never on my knees must be 200 waiting there, but countries where the Russians are again! Never!" only 30 or 40 get through each a ccredited deli vered simila r Barrington Country Shop There was the slender, nervous day ." messages urging all-out support 223 Coun1,· Kd. ,1on.- Sa1 . 9,30-.; ,oo 2,J.4326 man in a billed cap who refused to Although m a ny of the for the Egyptian and Syrian be separated lrom the shabby immigrants are not observant forces, a Soviet source said. brown luggage that contained his Jews, the first night of Rosh In Algiers, a message from only remaining possessions. Hashanah at Schonau was a Leonid I. Brezhnev, the Soviet There was the small, bewildered visibly moving experience for leader , to President Houar girl of perhaps 3 who clung most. Dressed in the best they Boumediene was published. It desperately to her mother's neck had, several dozen crowded into called on Algerian leaders to "use Askme as they descended lrom the train, the small Orthodox synagogue for all means at their disposal and here eyes huge with !ear. evening prayer. take all the required steps with a And there was the 21-year-old They seemed excited, view to supporting Syria and .about reduced who stared wonderingly at all the bewildered and curious all at once Egypt in the difficult struggle." advertising signs around the station and said in Russian: "Fantastic!" Says France Not Likely loan rates. The drama ol their arrival is played out every day on the train To Change Pro-Arab Stance platforms. At 7: 10 a.m. recently, precisely on time alter its 24-hour TEL AVIV - Israel's ambassa­ become involved in the political is­ journey lrom Moscow via Warsaw dor to France said here that that sues surrounding the terrorists' ac­ and Crakow, the famous Chopin country is not likely to change its tivities. Express pulled into the pro-Arab policy in the Middle He said that while there has Siidbahnhol. Uniformed border East although French authorities been little change in the cool rela­ guards and plainclothes policemen are taking strict precautions tions between France and Israel, posted on either side ol the against terrorist activities on th.cir this has not prevented trade and platform chatted easily in German soil and are protecting all Israeli cultural ex.changes between the with Israeli security agents. To institutions in France. two. one side, partly hidden by an old Ambassador Ashe Ben Nathan, Ambassador Ben Nathan said Olga Miga. Wayland Sq freight car, a red and white tourist who is presently in Israel, m ade he did not foresee any joint Ang­ bus was waiting, flanked by two his remarks in an army radio sta­ lo-French initiative on the Middle \our Personal Banker. Austrian police cars. tion broadcast. East. Some Smiles, Some Suspicion He said France has prevented Prospects who buy often are The moment the train lurched open cooperation between the po- Industrial■ lklllt National Bank to a halt two Jewish Agency 1 lice forces, of Europe .in combl',tir,ig mu~h 1 i;no!~ , lik~I~ . to _~ e~ )'O~r rejirese·ntatives hurried alongside tenrori;s111 and 1sab,1>tage,t, :Pf\l\Ja,bly newspaper ad J han occasional , . ~metbing,extra < J I i , • ,, i ' ;-"' i;-- • ...,. 4 buyers. 1 n ~ ~ ,· • r • • the windows of the sealed coaches. because of France's reluctance to ; i t I , t 1 1 4 ..t

12 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1973 Arab-Israeli Developments 3 Youths Attacked The In Arab Neighborhood From 1967·Cease-Fire To Present NEW YORK - Three Jewish NEW YORK Following is a Beirut airport by helicopter, teen-agers were jumped and summary of developments between destroying 13 planes. beaten by a gang of some 30 By Leonard Lyons the Arab- states and Israel since On October 8, Foreign Minister youths Monday night as they ~ the cease-fire of June II, I 967, Eban announced that Israel emerged from a fried-chicken New York - Carl XVI, Gustaf, aooe ldOllt as if you were on stage, after the six-day war, according to accepted the United Nations outlet in an Arab-American Sweden's new king, will attend the for a mediam shot, act as if you the New York Times. resoluton of November 22, 1967, neighborhood in Brooklyn November 14 wedding of Princess wen i• your liriq room, allll for i967 as ~ basis for negotiations, but Heights, the police reported. Clashes between Israel and remained unclear about details. Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips .. , die ~s - eyes right, eyes The youths, who were wearing A woman showed up at the Wash­ left" Egypt across the Suez Canal were In June, France permitted the yarmulkas and speaking Hebrew, virtually unabatedr with frequent delivery of 25 Fouga-Magister jets ington store where Stephen Lewis Lore Noto, producer of The were first approached by eight was autographing copies of his Fantasticks which is now in its artillery duels. On July I, Israeli to Israel. In July the United youths at 10 p.m. as they left the . jets attacked artillery positions on States sold Hawk ground-to-air book, The Waurgau Girls, and 18th year, is also an actor. He Rego Roost Restaurant at Clinton asked for two copies - one for lamented: "Dignity has left the the west .bank of the canal, and in missiles to Israel and in December Street and Atlantic Avenue. the Gulf of Suez on July 12 Israel announced the sale of 50 Phantom herself and one for her boss, Sena­ theater. It was once a highly re­ " They asked us what we were destroyed two Egyptian torpedo tor Sam Ervin .. . Ted Cummings, spected profession, but the craft­ jets to Israel. doing in the neighborhood and boats off the Sinai coast. In an Presidential aide, is flying to Rus­ manship of the playwright has de­ 1969 told us to get out," said one of the attack on September 21, Egypt sia on Air Force I as the special teriorated. The theater, started by There were many exchanges of three, Barry Hirsch, a 19-year-old reported that 36 civilians had been guest of Leonid Brezhnev. people sitting around a lire on a diplomatic initiatives for peace carpenter from the Bronx. killed by Israeli shells. An artillery proposals during the year. Israel Cass Elliott, ""- special, dark night to keep the beasts barrage caused heavy damage to softened her position on giving up Then, Mr: Hirsch recalled about Don 't Call Me Mama Anymore, away, has now reached the point oil installations in the Egyptian some occupied territory but 20 other youth rushed from an wu alreil oa TV recendy, said • where today's gimmicks and de­ port of Suez on October 24. insisted on her right to the Golan Arab social club around the corner WU CN1Ce 9toppe4 for speed.iq by a vices on stage are keeping the Israeli and Jordanian forces also heights and Jerusalem. The Soviet and started punching him and his pollceiH.n, wllo rerogniud her just people away. battled often, beginning with a position turned on programmed friends, Ami Pinski, 19, of the u lie WU aboat to write tlie tidtd. Western Publishing, which print­ clash across the Jordan River on withdrawal of Israeli troops; the Bronx, and Steven Millrod, 19, of "We dlatte4 for a while," she said, ed the forennmers to comic books, September 5. There was an United States proposal. presented Brooklyn. ''dlea we said 1oodby. Only later Big Lillie Books in the 1930s, will artillery duel on October 14, Yom by Secretary of State William P. Mr. Millrod suffered a cut face did I reali:a lie hadn't 1i•en - the rei5911e them. Originally selling for Kippur. Also in Scptem ber, King Rogers on December 9, called for when his glasses were knocked off, ticket. I still doa't know if it was 10 cents an iSS1e. mint condition Hussein of Jordan warned Arab a binding agreement whereby according to Mr. Hirsch. He and flecaa9e he was a fan of mine - or copies are now worth S40 ... Hugh whether lie sunply forgot ... guerrillas not to make attacks in Israel would withdraw once her young Pinski escaped harm, he Wheeler, who wrote A Lillie Night Music. celebrated the show's pay­ Israel-occupied territory because territorial integrity and other said, as two police cruisers drove Bobby Fischer's attorney, Stan­ ing off its investors by acquiring there might be reprisals against rights were assured. up to the site of the assault. ley Rader, said at Gall agher's he the title and furnishings to the New Arab inhabitants. On November I, After ·several terrorist attacks in The assailants all fled . will fly to Moscow to discuss the Yorlt apartment which belonged to Israel said that Jordan was Jerusalem, Israeli jets on February rematch between Fischer and supporting Arab terrorists. 24 attacked two suspected Israel Now Produces Boris Spassky, to be held early Sir Noel Coward ... The opening night party for Molly. al the Essex On November 30, terrorists guerrilla bases 30 miles inside next year in Las Vegas .. George fired nine mortar shells into Tel Syria. Israel shot down seven 60% Of Defense Needs Kennedy. now filming Thun­ House. will 1H, filmed as part of an ABC-TV special, The Anatomy of Aviv and the Israeli forces razed Syrian jets over the Golan heights derboldt and Lightfoo t. has be­ J ERUSALEM - Yitzhak lr­ a Broadway S ho w. an Arab village on the west bank on July 8 and on July J I Syrian come the first non-commercial pi­ oni, Director-General of the De­ Director All an Albert. · artist-in­ of the Jordan, calling it a "staging MIG-2 1 's bombed I s r ae li lot to qualify fo r the Federal Avia­ fense Minister, declared here in a residcnce at Amherst Coll ege. will area" for guerrillas. posi tions. tion Agency's ne w safety regu­ radio interview that the Jewish stage Indians there. with Don Israel's diplomatic position The Egy ptian Chief of Staff , lations. State now produces 60 per cent of during the year was firm , Lieut. Gen. Abdel Moneim Ri ad, Gyongi, the artist whose first Howard - a se ni or - in the cast. her defense needs. Eig ht years. ago. Albert directed demanding direct negotiations with was killed by an artill ery shell American exhibit has opened at the the Arab states and rejecting any near the Suez Canal on March 9 A sma ll State like Israel, he Eileen Kuhlik Gallery, is a former the seni or class production of The Fa ntasticks. starring Howard's withdrawal from occupied in a battle that United Nations said, ca nnot ac hi eve total se lf-suf­ fashion model who was born in territory. President Gamal Abdel observers said Egypt had initiated. fi ciency in defense production, but Transyl,ania. She explained: "I brother. Ken Lady Amalia Fleming. has begun wo rk on her Nasser of Egypt said in November On December 27, France the Ministry is planning to expand wanted to prove that everyone born memoi rs to be published next year that there could be "no bargaining announced that live gunboats built its capabi lities even further. there isn 'I a ,ampire" ... Stein & - the 45th anni ve rsary of hi s dis­ whatsoever" on Arab demands for for Israel but bottled up by the Day will publish The World at "In certain vital areas," he de­ covery of penicillin. Israeli withdrawal. arms embargo h ad sai led War. the hardcoYCr book version of clared, " we already manufacture WCBS-TV arts editor Len Har­ " I think that this is the first war "clandestinely" for Israel. the TV documentary series nar­ 95 percent - in some cases 100 ris - who is doing a week's salute in history that on the morrow the 1970 rated by Lord Olivier. which pre­ per cent - of our needs. such as to Gershwin - discoYCred Vincent victors sued for peace and the There wer persistent and heavy light weapons and ammunition. miered recently. vanquisht1d ca ll ed for clashes through the first five The lvo Lola Ribar Yugoslavian Youmans was born one da y after and in others, such as electronic Gershwin, on September 27. "1898 unconditional surrender," said months of the year, involving National Folk Ensemble. the gear, self-production is at the 70- was quite a year," said Harris, who Abba Eban, the Israeli Foreign Israel and all of her neighbors - 80 per ce nt leve l. " dance company to play at the Felt Minister. Egypt, Jordan, Syria a nd Forum at the end of October, then told why he's reluctant to say On November 22, the United Lebanon. Israeli Jets attacked KAZZAR'S ORDERS · recently toured China. The troup that was the day of his birthday, too. "People might think we were Nations Security Council adopted targets within view of Cairo and PARIS - The French paper, was taken ·on a tour of a hospital born in the same year." a British resolution calling for on April 8 bombed a suburban " Le Monde," revealed that where they witnessed brain sur­ Lester Persky, who is presenting peace in the Middle tast based on school and killed JO children. On the Kashkosh family was executed gery employing the use of acu­ the new movie, Triple Echo. with withdrawal of Israeli troops from April 24, Israel simultaneously on the personal orders of former puncture. During the operation. Glenda Jackson and Oli ver Reed, occupied territory coupled with bombed what she said were Iraqi Chief of Security Nazem the patient raised his head and will bring Mi ss Jackson here for guarantees of rerritorial integrity military targets in Jordan. Syria Kazzar. The paper's envoy to said: " Welcome, dear visitors for all participants. and Egypt. On May 12, 2.000 Baghdad quoted official Iraqi fr om Yugoslavia, to the People's the film 's opening nex t month. Be­ The United States announced in Israeli troops supported by tanks circles that Kazzar ordered the Republic of China. " cause the actress refuses to fl y, and because she has a European September that it would avoid the destroyed a suspected base inside · entire family's execution "as a Eileen Heckart, rehearsing for commitment one week after the embargo on arms to the Middle Lebanon. · reprisal for the Israeli . raid on Veronica's R oom. dined .rt New York opening, she'll sai l here East by sending equipment to On June 25, Secretary of . State Beirut and the killing of the three Dionysus and repeated the advice on the Queen Eli zabeth II , stay in countries that had ordered it Rogers proposed a cease-lire of Palestinian leaders. Kazzar, who giYCn lo her by Karl Malden aboot New York for hours. then sai l before the war. Items sent . three months during which the tried to overthrow the regime of r6 acting in movies: "For a long shot, back for Europe on the France . included 48 A-4 Skyhawk attack United Nations would promote President Ismail el Bakr, was bombers for Israel and some F-5 negotiations. At the end of July, executed himself while he was lighters for Arab states. On the belligerents accepted the trying to cross the Iranian border Israel's Chief Rabbi Rejects October 11, Premier Levi Eshkol proposal, though Premier Golda with a number of hostages. Le of Israel said that the Soviet Meir of Israel made it clear that Monde quoted the Iraqi President Union had replaced 80 per cent troop withdrawal would have to be as describing Kazzar as being Conservative Decision of the armaments and planes that preceded by guarantees of " much worse than Beria. " LONDON I srael's visited the Jewish Agency's Egypt had lost in the war. security. The cease-lire went into Rouleau said that el Bakr told a Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi, Shlomo immigrant transit point for Soviet 1968 effect on August 7 and was number of communal heads at a Goren, rejected here the decision Jews at Schoenau castle near Arab terrorist activities renewed for another 90 days· on recent meeting at his palace in by American Conservative Vienna, sa id that about three increased during the year. On November 6. Baghdad that Kazzar "is Judaism to count women for a percent of the Jewish emigrants February 12, Premier Eshkol 1971 responsible for the assassination of minyan. Rabbi Goren,. who is from the Soviet Union brought announced that such attacks would During the continued cease-fire, innocent Jews." visiting here oh behalf of the Joint non-Jewish spouses into Israel. He bring reprisals. On March 18, the United Nations mediator for Israel Appeal, said, "I hadn't even said there were plans for a special terrorists blew up a school bus the Middle East, Gunnar V. On April I 0, Israeli commandos paid attention to this ruling until center, sponsored by the Chief near Elath in Israel, injuring 28 Jarring, attempted to work out attacked Arab guerrilla bases at the question was put to me. It Rabbinate, the Jewish Agency and children. On March 21, Israeli air compromises between Israeli and Beirut and Saida in Lebanon, cannot be even considered." the Absorption Ministry, to give and ground forces attacked what Arab proposals for peace. killing at least two leaders of al The Orthodox rabbi added that them special religious instruction were said to be guerrilla camps on In February, the cease-lire was Fatah, the guerrilla organization. the traditional exclusion of women preparatory to conversion. the East Bank of the Jordan and extended another month, .but At the United Nations in June, from a minyan " is not a matter of planes struck within 16 miles of ended on March 7 when Egypt Egypt and Israel restated their discrimination, it is halachic law RELEASED Amman, the Jordanian capital. On refused to allow it to continue. positions, Egypt insisting on based on the nature of the NEW YORK - The National December I, Israeli commandos 1972 immediate withdrawal from universe." Conference on Soviet Jewry staged a raid 37 miles inside In January, Israeli forces occupied territories, Israel saying Other points made by Rabbi reported Arkady Shpilberg. who Jordan, and on December 4 Israeli attacked suspected guerrilla bases that direct negotiations must Goren at a press conference here was sentenced to three years strict jets attacked a camp of Iraqi in Syria and Lebanon in reprisal precede withdrawal. included the assertion that Jewish regime at the May I 971 Riga troops 40 miles inside Jordan. for terrorist attacks. During the summer President emigration from the Soviet Union trial, has been released from Fighting continued in the Suez On September 5, Arab terrorists Habib Bourguiba of Tunisia was not mere aliya " but a prison in the Soviet Union, and area. seized the quarters of the Israeli attempted to ea;;e the way for Messianic phenomenon;" that that Yuli Brind has been On May 12, Lebanese and Olympic team in Munich in an direct negotiations among the aliya was a Divine injunction and transferred t o Israeli forces .fought an artillery attack that cost the lives of 11 belligerents without success. hence it was a religious obligation Voroshilovogradskaya Prison in duel across the border. An El Al Israelis. On Scptem ber 8, Israeli On September 28, in Austria to live in Israel; that the most Oblast Petrovskaya. Brind plane leaving Rome was hijacked forces attacked bases in Syria and two Arab terrorists kidnapped important achievement of Israel's sentenced to 2½ years in 1971, has and forced to Algeria in July, and Lebanon in reprisal. three Soviet Jews bound for Israel new Chief Rabbinate since it took been singled out by prison guards on December 26 terrorists 1973 and an Austrian ,border guard. In ollice a year ago was its defense and other prisoners in anti-Semitic attacked an El Al plane on the Until this month, there were exchange for the hostages' lives, of the religious status quo which attacks. The NC-SJ said that it is ground in Athens, killing an only a handful of serious clashes the Austrian Government said it forbids civil marriage or divorce in apparent that they plan to make Israeli passenger. On December between Arab forces and Israel, would close a major reception Israel. Brind's relatively short sentence a 28, Israeli comm andos raided he though terrorist activities kept up. center for the emigrating Jews. Rabbi Goren, who recently di(ficult one. Final Succos Observances To Be Held This Week (Continued from page I) will b,e at 7 and 9:30 a.m. with Congregation Sons of Jacob and Yizkor services at 8 and 10:30 Sons of Zion will begin at 5:40 a.m. p.m. on Wednesday, October 17 . Simchas Torah services will be The Hakofos will take place at held on Thursday, October 18, at this time. Services on Thursday, 7 p.m. followed by Hakofos and October 18, will be at 8:30 a.m. consecration. and in the evening at 5 o'clock. Services on Friday, October 19, The evening services will include will be at 7 and 9:30 a.m. Hakofos Hakofos and refreshments will be · will be held at both services. served. Services on Friday morn­ Rabbi Jacob Handler and Can­ ing will be at 8:30 o'clock. tor Karl S. Kritz will conduct the Rabbi Morris Drazin will offici­ services. ate at all services. TEMPLE EMANU-EL CONGREGATION . Pro•idence SHAARE ZEDEK­ Shemini Atzeres services at SONS OF ABRAHAM Temple Emanu-EI will start at 9 Pro,idence a.m. on Thursday, October 18, At Congregation Shaare Zedek­ when Yizkor services will be held. Sons of Abraham Shemini Atzeres Al 7 p.m. on October 18 Simchas services will begin on Wednesday, Torah services will start and will October 17 , at 5:50 p.m. Services include the annu al consecration will be conducted by Rabbi Leon and processional. M. Mozeson. Services on Thurs­ Simchas Torah services will be day, October 18, will be at 9 a.m. held at 9 a.m. on Friday, October . JEWISH STUDIES: Som• of the commit-' members who recently completed plans for an Institute of Jewish when the topic for the sermon will 19 . OCCUSES OFFICIAL Studies al Temple &nanu-B are, seated, left lo right, Mrs. Milton Dubinsky, Mrs. Melvin Ft-ank, Mrs. Harvey be " On the Eighth Day Ye Shall Blau and Mrs. Irwin SparT. Standing, horn left to right, are Samuel Bresnick, Milton Blazar, Mrs. MerTill Tem­ WASHINGTON - A Nixon Ha"ve a Solemn Assembly." Yiz­ kin, Dr. Elliot BarTon, cochoirman; Mrs. Maurice Glicksman, cochairman, and Mrs. Elliot BarTon . kor services will be at 11 a. m. Administration official was Services on Thursday, October accused by Sen. Henry M. 18, will begin at 6 p.m. with the Jackson of trying to coerce Soviet Emanu-EI Plans New Series Of Courses Hakofos, the parade of the Torah Jews to oppose the Jackson the Gimcl class of the temple reli­ scrolls. Services on Friday, Octo­ Amendment the East-West Trade The Sisterhood and Mcn·s Club vcrsa tion. gious school, taught by Mrs. ber 19, will begin at 9 a.m. with Act. The Washington Democrat of Temple Emanu -EI are sponsor­ Students will be able to choose between six offerings per hour, or Klein; and Parent Education Pro­ Hakofos at 10 a.m. referred to Stephen Lazarus, ing a new Institute of Jewish Stud­ Deputy Assistant Secretary of ies. The Institute will be a full twelve offerings per semester. · gram II , which will be open onl y TEMPLE BETH AM Commerce for East-West Trade year's program of courses of Courses for the first semester. to those who have taken the first Warwick 'who, he · alleged, sent " an various aspects of Jewish life, both which will begin on Tuesday, Oc­ co~rsc. taught by Rabbi Zaiman. Services for Shemini Atzeres intermediary to meet with a group practical and theoretical. tober 30, and last for six weeks will be held on Wednesday, Octo­ Co-chairmen of the Adult Edu­ of Russian Jews.. to advise them Four semesters of study will be .will be, for the first session from 8 ber 17, at 5:30 p.m. at Temple cation Committee arc Maurice to lobby American citizens against presented. Two sessions will take to 8:50 p.m., You Can Read Beth Am . Yizkor services will be Glicksman and Dr. Elliot Barron. my amendment to the trade bill place on Tuesday evenings from 8 Hebrew in Twelve Lessons. which on Thursday, October I 8, at both Also planned in conjunction that would make trade concessions to 10 p.m. with a coffee break in will be taught by Edward 0 . Ad­ the early service at 6:30 a.m. and with the Institute is a lecture to the Soviet Union con ti ngcnt on the middle when students and fac­ ler; Hebrew Conversation. taught the family service at 9:30 a.m. series. On Sunday, November 4 at free emigration." ulty will be able to gather for con- by Aaron Klein; The Book of Simchas Torah services ill be 8 p.m. the Temple will present Leviticus, taught by Saul B. "An Evening with Elie Weisel," held on Thursday, October 18, at Troen; Basic Judaism, taught by 7 p.m. Following the services, a the noted author and spokesman Israel Claims Golan Heights Mrs. Glee Schwartz; Lise ls with for the Jewish people. Kiddush will be sponsored by -Mr. People: The Culture of the Shtetl. and Mrs. Jordan Tannenbaum. taught by Jason Blank; The Jewish The opening speaker in the lec­ Friday morning family service Egypt Still Holds East Bonk Of Suez Way in Death and Mourning. ture series will be Professor Am­ will be held at 9:30 a.m. and the TEL A VIV - Isr ael said that taught by Rabbi Joel H. Zaiman, non Rubinstein on Wednesday. holiday will conclude with Min­ measures to guard against any the Syrian Army on the Golan new attack from a different and Chanting the Haftarah, taught October 24 . He will speak on cha-maariv services at 5:30 p.m. ·· Young Israeli , Generation of quarter - although the measures by Cantor Ivan E. Perlman. heights had been driven back to Sabras.·· TEMPLE BETH DAVID­ the 1967 cease-fire line, but Israeli could not be described, for Classes for the second session ANSHEI KOVNO forces fighting the Egyptians security reasons. which will be held from 9: 10 to 10 On Wednesday. February 27, Pro,idence clearly seemed to have suspended Newspapers prominently carried p.m. will be, Art and Arti facts - Cynthia Ozick will speak on Cantor Charles Ross will offici­ a counterattack aimed at the strategy o utl i ned by The Bible Period. taught by Sau I "Holiness and Its Discontents." ate at services which will be held pushing them from the eastern authoritati ve sou rces - that Israel B. Troen: The Shliemel in Liter­ The final speaker will be Zvi An­ at Temple Beth David-Anshei bank of the Suez Canal. would for the time being try to ature, taught by Geraldine Foster; kori on Tuesday, April 16 at 8 Kovno. Shemini Atzeres services According to a New York contain the Egyptian bridgeheads The Lifetime of the Jew. taught p.m. will be held on Wednesday, Octo­ Times article by Charles Mohr, a cast of the canal and concentrate by Mrs. Glee Schwartz: Weekday Further information abou t the ber 17. at 6 p.m. Thursday morn­ highly informed source said that on defeating Syria first. Minchah, taught by Edward 0 . courses or the lecture series may ing services will be held at 9 Adler; Parent Program, open only be pbtained by calling Temple Israel estimated the Egyptian But there was no major attack o'clock with Yizkor at 10: 15 invasion force at five divisions, to parents of you ngsters entering Emanu-EI at 331-16 16. o'clock. by Israel on the Syrian front which could be close to 75,000 Wednesday and there was a Simchas Torah services will be men. The force, he said, crossed held on Thursday, October 18, at possibility that Israel might limit Israel Recalls Her Citizens Here with about 600 tanks and 300 to her war aims even further. 6:30 p.m. 400 of these may still be A children ·s party will be held Israel, informed sources say. With Special Military Training operational. . believes the Syrian Army has been before the Hakofos and an adult The Iraqi command announced NEW YORK - The Israeli memorial services "in memory of party will be held before the ser­ badly hurt, and the most intense that its air and ground forces had air operations are aimed at Governmenthas summoned home the martyrs." vices. from the New York area a few joined the war against Israel and punishing the Syrians. Jews here continued to show Simchas Torah services will be were taking "an active part" in Israelis with special military their support for Israel at local held on Friday, October 19, at 9 the fighting on both fronts. The Egyptian front is an training, but most of the several rallies and with fund-raising. a.m. The Israeli Air Force bombed especially difficult problem for thousand Israelis working or About 600 Yale students gathered TEMPLE BETH TORAH two air fields in the Nile delta as Israeli officers, the sources vacationing here have not been in Battell Chapel on Tuesday · Cranston well as a naval headquarters, fuel concede. Despite efforts to prevent recalled for the war, an Israeli night. They contributed $7,000 for Shemini Atzeres services will be installation and power plant in it, the Egyptians have had some official said Wednesday. Israel and listened to speakers on held on Wednesday, October 17, Syria in a day of slackening air success in bringing reinforcements The official, Deputy Consul­ the war, including a major in the at 6 p.m. Services on Thursday, action. and supplies across the canal, and General Benjamin Abileah, said Israeli reserves, Eitan Helben, October I 8, will begin at 9 a.m. Premier Golda Meir, in an the force is large and well­ that it was customary for Israelis who declared: "Israelis are always with Yizkor. address to the nation on the entrenched. traveling abroad to register with being told to turn the other cheek, Simchas Torah services will be­ religious holiday of Succos, the The tanks that the Egyptians the Israeli embassy or consulate, but now we have no more gin at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oc­ Feast of Tabernacles, said she had have brought east of the canal are and that they could be reached if cheeks." tober 18. Consecration services no dou bl that the war would end mostly atlached to infantry they were needed. Mr. Abileah In a national outpouring of aid will be held at this time. Services in victory but she added that "it divisions, although there are said any Israeli could be asked to for Israel, the Israel bond on Friday will be held at 9 a.m. may take more than six days." probably two independent armored return home at any time. organization reported selling $ I 28- and 6 p.m. "But I am glad," she said, "I brigades. This means, according to Egyptian and Syrian spokesmen million in bonds since Sunday. Rabbi Saul Leeman and Cantor am happy to say today that the the sources, that the cream of the at the United Nations said there Arab spokesmen also reported Jack Smith will conduct all ser­ heights are in· our hands, the Egyptian Army, the armored was no intention of calling back receiving aid offers. Youssef vices. settlers are returning to their divisions, has not been committed their nationals here. Ibrahim of the Arab information TEMPLE BETH EL outposts, the Syrian enemy is past and is safe from Israeli The excalating conflict ushered Center at 405 Lexington Avenue, Pro,idence the cease-fire line and we are destruction. in an uncharacteristically grim representing Arab Governments, Shemini Atzeres and Simchas driving him back." If the Israelis launched a major Succos holiday for Jews. Instead said the Egyptian and Syrian Torah services at Temple Beth El "In the south, too, there is a attack now, they would be fighting of the usual joyous two-day mission to the United Nations will be held on Wednesday, Octo­ fundamental change," the Premier infantry primarily. Any costly celebrations of the Feast of the were receiving checks for their ber 17, at 5:45 p.m. and Thursday, went on. "Our forces stand very losses would be primarily for Tabernacle in leafy outdoor countries' Red Crescent October 18 at 10 a.m. Rabbi L"'l!s­ close to the canal, and here, too, taking back the canal bank, and booths symbolizing peace, solemn (counterparts of the Red Cross). lie Y. Gutterman will speak on we are driving tJie enemy back." some people are asking if this is prayers and memorial services He said he did not know how "The Etrog's Tale of Jewish Sur­ The Primier was asked by a worthwhile. were scheduled in many much had been contributed so far. vival." The 41st annual con­ newsman whether Jordan's "They have plenty of infantry," synagogues. To dramatize support for the secration of children will be held announced mobilization of a source said. Rabbi Louis Bernstein , Arab side, Dr. M. T. Mehdi. a nd Yizkor services will be at 5:45 reserves meant that King Hussein Israelis make clear they would president of the Rabbinical secretary general of the Action p.m. might join the war. " I do't like to fight a mobile battle Council of America, an Orthodox Committee on American-Arab TEMPLE BETJJ ISRAEL know" she replied, adding that a against the main body of Egyptian group, called on all synagogues to Rela tions, at 441 Lexington Pro,idence wise ruler "concerned about hi s armor, a ballle -for which the open for special prayer and fund­ Avenue, and several friends and At Temple Beth Israel Shemini people and who has a memory" veteran Israeli tank officers a nd raising. In Miami the rabbinical associates donated blood for Egypt Atzeres services will begin at 8: 10 should act carefully. skilled tank gunners are suited. association announced what it and Syria at the Greater New p.m. on Wednesday, October 17. Precautions Taken But it was far from clear how such called the unprecedented step of York Blood Program office at 150 ~ervices on Thursday, October 18, The Israeli forces have taken a battle cou,ld be forced. scheduling special Yiskor Amsterdam at 66th Street. ------

14 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1973 In assessing the fighting, American officials have Soviets Blame Israel US Military .Officials independent intelligence sources, but they also rely on reports from the Israeli Government and on For Start Of War See Prolonged Fighting newspapers. As appraised by American MOSCOW The Soviet coverage of the events including a WASHINGTON - United caught . most Arab air power on officials, the Israeli forces have Government issued a carefully television broadcast that carried States military officials said · that the ground, the advantage ol succeeded in establishing clear air worded statement blaming Israel's purported films from Syria they believed that Israel would surprise went to the Arab side. superiority over the Golan "expansionist, obstructionist" showing tanks on the move, eventually defeat the Egyptian and While there had been signs of a Heights. Now that the Syrian policies lor- the current Middle though not in battle, suggested tha Syrian forces, but only after tough build-up of the Egyptian and front, which posed the most East conflict. he conflict had not come as a costly and perhaps prolonged Syrian forces, the official went on, immediate threat, has been But the statement stopped short surprise. Normally, Soviet news fighting, according to a New York no one, including the Israelis, secured. American officials expect of specifically accusing Israel of media react to such events slowly Times article by John W. Finney. expected them to attack - again the Israeli forces to concentrate on having started the new fighting or and cautiously. While the Israelis have reflecting views that grew out of the Sinai Peninsula. of repeating accusations in the The lack of any clear-cut call counterattacked, the American the 1967 war. Soviet news media that Israel had for an immediate end to the officials did not believe that a The Arab forces showed a lack The American officials saw no once again embarked "on the path fighting suggested that for the pressing need to resupply the turning point had been reached. of leadership, training and morale of aggression" against ,the Arabs. time being the Soviet leadership Israelis with F-4's and A-4's to The officials have been in the 1967 war. Now the The Kremlin asserted its general was confident that Syrian and make up for past and potential surprised by the Arab forces' Egyptians have particularly support of the Arab cause, said it Egyptian forces had the upper losses. This view rests on the performance, and concerned over impressed American officials with had once again come out as a hand and should be given time to Israeli losses. the complicated maneuver in commonly held view that Israel, "reliable friend " of the Arabs, a nd consolidate any gains. The prevailing view was which they were able to establish even with the aircraft losses spoke or the Arabs' frustration at Moreover. the general thrust of suffered so far, will eventually summed up by a high-ranking three beachheads on the eastern being unable to regain through the statement was that Israel was Defense Department olficial who, bank ol the Suez Canal, moving prevail. political means lands lost to Israel now bearing the inevitable as he walked into the Pentagon's hundreds of tanks and thousands However, political pressures in 1967. consequences of refusing for more National Military Command ol men across 11 military bridges. were mounting on Capitol Hill. _ The Soviet statement warned than six years the Arab demand Center, waved his hand when Finally, the American ollicials Senator Henry M . Jackson. Israel that she herself would have for the return of all territories asked whether a turning point had note that the Israeli s face vastly Democrat of Washington. a leader to bear "the responsibility for the captured in the 1967 war. been reached. But he added, improved air-defense systems in of the pro-Israel bloc in Congress. consequences" of her "unreasoned "The Israeli military's endless relerring to the Israeli forces, Egypt and Syria. built around issued a statement suggesting that course" i r she pursued her armed provocations against Egypt, "They are doing O.K." missi les supplied by the Soviet the Nixon Administration agree to "anncxiationist policy by retaining Syria a nd Lebanon h ave The Israeli forces Union the SAM-2, a long-range sell Israel additional planes octupied Arab lands. ignoring repe ated ly created criti ca l particularly the ai r arm, which has antiaircraft missile; the SAM-3, immediately. decisions of the Security Cou nci l. " situ ations in the area," the sulfered heavy losses to Egyptian designed particularly for defense But it refrained from any statement asserted. "In recent The Defense Department and Syrian antiaircraft missiles against low-flying planes, and the specific endorsement of the days Israel had concentrated spokesman. Jerry W . Fricdheim. and guns - were seen as still relatively new SAM-6. a mobile considerable armed forces on the declined to discuss whether the Egyptian offensive across the Suez struggling to regroup and reinforce missi le also designed for use cease-fire lines with Syria and United States was considering a Canal or the Syrian thrust across after being surprised and set back against low-flyi ng planes. the cease-fire lines in the Golan Egypt, had called up reservists sale. Administration officials by the Egyptians and Syrians. Hn,y Toll of Israeli Jets and, havi ng thereby heated up the sought to discourage rumors that heights. Condltiom Are Different The Arab air delenscs have The moderate, somewha t situation to the limit, unleashed Israel had already asked about The American military oflicials, taken a heavy toll of Israeli planes equivocal stand of the Soviet military operations. immediate purchase. who have long credited Israel with as they have tried to hold the line leadership 24 hours after the "The responsibility for the a military superiority, have come until ground forces could be With the United States hopeful fighting broke out could be present development of events in to the realization that conditions mobilized . The estimate of that the Soviet Union will join in interpreted as a sign that Moscow the Middle East and their arc far different from what they American and Israeli sources is exercising restraint, officials may not ha ve expected such a consequences falls wholly and were in 1967, when the Israelis that more than 50 F-4 Phantom pointed out that the sharp clash and was waiting to see entirely on Israel and those were able to demolish the Arab jct fighter-bombers and A-4 attack Admin i nstration would be how the fighting proceeded before external reactionary circles which forces in six days. The officials bombers have been lost, over half extremely reluctant to take a step making a more clear-cut constantly encourage Israel in its pointed out that in contrast to the of them to the Syrians. This that drew the United States in on statement. aggressive ambitions." 1967 war, when Israel was able to represents about a quarter of the one side and wou Id provide an Appare ■tly No Surprbr Pranla 's Language Sharper establish dominance with a planes of the two types supplied excuse for Soviet re-supply of the But other evidence, such as the The language or the Soviet surprise preemptive a,r attack that by the United States. other side. swift and full Soviet news media was sharper. Pravda ran a headline, "Israel's attack on Egypt and Syria" over a series of Arab In August 1970, the Secre­ your job here." That military communiques. In a tary of Defense announced THE GUARD policy often means using separate commentary, it asserted that in any future build-up one's annual vacation for that "Tel Aviv hawks have again embarked on open aggressive of the Armed Forces, · the AND RESERVE the two-week military en­ actions acting in defiance of all National Guard and Re­ campment which, over a peace forces and creating a is situation in the Middle East that is serve, and not the draft, period of years not the fraught with the most serious would be the initial and primary augmenting way to sustain a happy family life. consequences." element for the active forces. Under the A radio commentary by Yevgeny M. Primakov, a "Total Force" concept, the All-Volunteer Fortunately, there are employers who en­ specialist on Middle East affairs Force will be composed of 2.3 million active courage their employees to participate in from the Institute of World Economy a nd International duty and I million selected reserve members. Guard or Reserve programs. Their encourage­ Relations, sought to suggest that ment comes in the assurance that there will be Israel had felt hemmed in by In recent years, equipment inventories of the no discrimination against those employees in diplomatic setbacks lately and had been impelled into a military Guard and Reserve, badly depleted during the their consideration for advancement; in the approach. Vietnam build-up of the active forces, have granting of military leave in addition to been replenished at an accelerated rate. This regular vacations; and in expressions of Tunisia Sends Troops replenishment will continue to assure that appreciation for their employees' contribu­ To Aid The Arabs Guard and Reserve units are fully compatible tions to the security of our nation. TUNIS, Tunisia - President to active force units. In addition, new Habib Bourguiba announced that Tunisia would send troops to the missions have been developed bringing Guard In recent years we have seen dramatic prog­ front in the Middle East conflict. and Reserve components more in line with ress away from war and in the direction of In a radio broadcast, he said active duty counterparts. With these that generation of peace which is the goal of they would take several days to reach their destination. substantial investments, there has been an our nation. This is the time to increase our President Bourguiba said he was intensification of the readiness. training of vigilance by ·reaffirming our dedication to the apprehensive about the outcome of the conflict, "because I know the Guard and Reserve units. traditional concept of the citizen-military. If strength of Israel." our nation is to have the most effective "I hope to be mistaken, and A well-equipped and fully-manned National defense organization at the lowest possible that victory will be on the side of the Arabs, but I am not entirely Guard and Reserve, · deployable on short cost, then those who employ people will have reassured," he said. notice, is potentially the most economical to make some reasonable adjustments in The President warned against any recurrence of the racial part of our defense system (30% of the policy so that the Guard and Reserve can play violence that erupted here during manpower for less than 5% of· the defense their part in our ''Total Force." the 1967 Middle East War, when thousands of Tunisians sacked the bi,Jdget). An effective Guard and Reserve is capital's Jewish quarter and set also the best guarantee against having to use a fire to the main synagogue. peacetime draft in future years. He said the Government wou Id not hesitate to use force to prevent Most Guardsmen and Reservists must devote any such demonstration. one weekend a month and an additional two PAPER FOLDS weeks each year to training exercises. It is LONDON - The demise of the Swedish daily newspaper, discouraging for an employee to be con­ Gotcborgs Handels Och Sjofarts­ fronted by a company ·policy which, in Tidning, after 141 years of publication in Goteborg, Sweden's essence, says, "You can belong to the Guard second-largest city, is a loss to or Reserve as long as it doesn't interfere with Zionism and Israel. The paper had NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR EMPLOYER SUPPORT OF THE GUARD AND RESERVE. a consistent record of determined .-00 Army Navy Drhle, Arll"910n, VA 22202 C202) llll7-el02 opposition to nazism, despite ~wcden's neutrality. 'l l_i 1 ' ) ') '.. ' , ,>

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1973 - 15 Kibbutz Digs In Johnson, Nixon Bar-Lev Line ·Abandoned By Israel; Agreed With Policy JERUSALEM - The late Lack Of Confident Predictions While City Waits President Lyndon B. Johnson and TEL AVIV A ranking activity reported here, Syrians GV AT, Israel - A 1,000-pound blown out. President Nixon before he took spokesman for Israel's high were said to be counterattacking Soviet-built missile fired from On Sunday evening, a second office in 1969, expressed the view command said that Israel had in the Golan heights and . Syria struck the central area of missile struck a nursery on the to close associates that Israel abandoned most of the Bar-Lev attempting to land troops by this kibbutz near Nazareth and side of the new town - most of would be foolish to give up East line along the Suez Canal but that helicopter. Four helicopters were devastated the one-story buildings whose 13,000 inhabitants came Jerusalem after the 1967 Six-Day the Israelis had nearly succeeded teported destroyed and all the in which 270 children usually from the Arab countries of North War. The Israeli government was in clearing Syrian forces from the troops aboard killed. sleep. Africa, with a sprinkling of informed of those views by Golan heights. 100-Mile-Long Front But they were in their shelters Rumanian and Soviet refugees. undisclosed sources and based its Major General Aaron Yariv, On the Suez Canal front against as were most of the grownups, The nursery was wrecked, but it policies in East Jerusalem on that the chief of staff's special adviser, Egypt, General Yariv spoke in presumably because the proximity was empty. information, according to said at a televised news conference terms of a war of longer range. of an air base makes the collective But unlike the reaction at the "Jerusalem - A City Without that Israeli forces had "been able He said that in the three and a a likely zone of fire. No one was kibbutz, where the attack seems to Walls," by Uzi Bcnziman, which to form a line on the Suez front half days of fighting, Israel had hurt, a fact that causes grateful have raised a spirit of will be published shortly. about three to five kilometers - achieved a "stable" situation, with wonderment here, according to a determination, the mood of Johnson expressed bis opinion in some places six kilometers - Egyptian forces remaining on a New York Times article by Henry Migdal Ha'Emek is subdued. The to close advisors while in office facing the Egyptian forces along IOO-milc-long front in territory on Kamm. homeless have moved into the and Nixon spoke about this issue the Suez Canal." the eastern side of the canal, And except for a group of Swiss basements of other apartment before his first inauguration, but The Bar-Lev line was Israel's territory that until last Saturday visitors, who cu( short a visit houses, and the women, children Israel knew he would stick to his defense system of blockhouses, had been under Israeli control. scheduled to last several weeks, no and old men prefer to stay below view even afterwards, Benziman dugouts and communications "It is not going to be a short one intends to leave for greater ground most of the time. says. networks along the cast bank of war," General Yariv said. "The Bcnziman also discloses that the Suez Canal. people of Israel can expect no safety. The community spirit of the Pope Paul VI refused to sign a Coafldetoce Lacking easy and elegant victories. "Before I came I used to think kibbutz is absent. a frcnch pact with Israel to define the General Yariv's statement was The general, a former chief of to myself that if there is ever woman who came here from status of the Christian noticeably lacking in the confident army intelligence, said that another war I'd get on a plane and Algeria asked: "Where else can go straight back to New York," communities in the Holy Land predictions of victory heard the Israels' forces had established a we go' My furniture, my because, as he said in a message previous 11ight from the same "firm line of operations" that will said Mrs. Marilyn Schneider, who household linens. my clothes arc lived in Flushing before she, her to President Zalman Shazar, podium . He seemed determined to allow them to deal blows to the gone. We can't even have a Israel is a slate without dispel any remaining illusions that enemy while husbanding their husband, David, and their four shower, and we have to live down boundaries. Israel could again achieve victory resources and using space and children emigrated two years ago. here." Four Cabinet ministers opposed over the Arabs within a week, as time in their favor. "Now I wouldn't go home," she Asked whether her neighbors said. the annexation of East Jerusalem she did ir. 1967. In a nation that enjoyed six would not help, she said that the - Mordcchai Bcntov and Israel The tone of General Yariv's years of euphoria born out of a The younger children were out many dozens of people living in Barzilai of Mapam and the late statement was similar to that of a lightning victory, the general's at play while the older ones helped the basements did not expect their Zalman Arannc and Eliyahu broadcast earlier in the day by emphasis on the strategic use of clear away the rubble. Electricians neighbors to be ready to help. were at work to restore the Sasson of the Labor Party. Major General Haim Herzog, a time seemed likely to cast a chill. electric power, without which the "Will the war be over soon'" Premier Levi Eshkol him self former head of military Informed sources suggested that plastic-piping factory of the the wom a n asked, while a strongly supported the step, intelligence, who said that Israel General Yariv intended just that. kibbutz cannot function . granddaughter clutched her skirt. Bcnziman says. was now engaged in a war of The sources said that Egyp1's The missile, which NATO "attrition." continued success in pushing experts on Soviet weaponry have Security Relaxed In Occupied Areas General Herzog, who is Israel's material and men across to her named the FROG-7, has a JERUSALEM - Israel schedule, with standard permits chief military commentator, said Suez Canal bridgeheads had considerably greater range, about newspapers have reported that the good for JO days. that the two sides were trying to persuaded the Israeli command to 45 miles, and bigger warhead than military administration in the Another aspect, the reports said , wear each other down and find the limit its immediate objecti ve in the anything the Communists used in occupied territories is in the mids! is a comprehensive reappraisa l of weak spot in the other's defenses. Sinai Peninsula to containing the lndo-china. It was never used in of a three-pronged relaxation of security offenders now serving DamaS sites for Soviet­ the 196 7 wa r were jud ged unfit for I Window Glass Repaired I made surface-Lo-air mi ssiles. USC. 738-7885 Although France has an offic ia l In the past yea r. 250 classrooms I I GALLERIES cm bargo o n a rms sa les to were added. with estimates of •--•FOR 10% DISCOUNT--.J 94MiddleSt. , Paw1 . Tel. 12,.ous " baulefront " countries in the another 1000 during the coming Specialists in: Midd le East Libya. Iraq and fi ve years. Saudi Ar abi a qu alify for exclu sion The average number of students ROBERT ST ARR BRIDGE CLUB ,. fr om the ban basic French per clas~ has been reduced fr om 1060 HOPE ST. , PROVIDENCE 831-4669 • CUSTOM FRAMING • poli cy is 10 sell as many weapons 55 pri or to the war . to .J o today. as poss ible . France's " independent the survey said. • nati o nal defen s e " require s More than 230.000 pupi ls arc ANNOUNCEMENT -Special This Month- substantial exports to lower the enrolled this autumn. three­ A DUPLICATE TOURNAMENT • NEEDLEPOINT • unit cost of the equipment for the quarters of them in government 81oc k"1 and f ramed French forces. sc hools <.ind the re ~t in private or FOR NEWER PLAYERS The French arc particu larly U n i I c cl Na t i u n s-o per a I c d 20 °7o OFF ~ interestt.-d in selling weapons to institutions. The number is ahout FRIDAY MORNINGS 11:30 A.M. STARTS FRI., OCT. 12, 1973 Iran because ordinary exports i1rc 12.000 greatc.:r than la st year. FREE REFRESHER CLINIC AT 11 A.M. small and cover onl y a small °'r~:,~d~; t:~7~~: .;/9m. CALLS FOR TRADITION Sunday 12 to .5 fra ction of oil import s. The same TELL YOUR FRIENDS situ ation exists in trade with Saudi BUDAPEST On the eve of .. the Hi gh Holy Day,. the chairman Ara bia , now Fra nce 's major petroleum supplier. with an annual o f the H un g arian Jcw i:-. h • community has t..:a lled on tht.: sa le of 22 million tons. French community to .. perpetuate the WAIWICK exports to Saudi Arabia earn onl y PAWTUCKET ,., ...... _,._ a tenth of what the oi l costs. :.111 cicn1 Jc wi:,, h traditio ns·· and 'w2~•• o...... ,u,...c-... participate •• jn grt.:alcr number:-.·· ..._. .. 1tetti,•,a.-, H.n6e'-,C-- e.oo A..M . .. 10 , .. • A.M.-7 , .M. -M -T -W in the wo rk of the co mmunity. In I A.M -t ,.M.-Th -• -S MILLER'S IA.M--t,~-SUN an editorial in the.: bi-monthl) BOULEVARD community paper, " UJ l::lct " SHADE AND DRAPE, INC. (New Life). the chatrman cvo k1.:d 1he yc..irs of persecu1i on. 1hen INTERNATIONAL DELICATESSEN FOR THE FINEST IN turned to the .. brig hter aspects of HOME, SHOP AND Jewi sh life toda y ... He noted . "We PIIOVIDENCE GAIDENOTY OFFICE DECORATING now enj oy equal ri ght s with other UNCOMPROMISED QUALITY 77♦ .... Sm,et religiou s communities" and that (Kflh.rOnly) c-.t.n, 11 724-0680 FOR TWO GENERATIONS 7 AM -630,M M -TWf tA..M.. .. 700,.M -M -T - '1111 "the agreement concluded 25 7 A..M -7 oo,.M Th & S- tA.M -t,M -Th &I (SINCE 1931 ) 7 A.M --t 00 ,.M S.t IA.M -7 ,M -UT &SUN 742 EAST AVE., PAWT. years ago \\'ith the Hungarian HOURS : gove rnment ha s been fulfill ed ... DAILY 9 a.m.-5 p.m . There are presently 100,000 Jews All STORES PRICES GOOD OCT. 12THRU OCT. 18 ANY EVENING BY APPT. in Hungary. "Uj Elet'' has a circul ation of 25.000. HEBREW NATIONAL KOSHER SAVESl ' LB.

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