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VOLUME LV, NUMBER 9 FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1971 16 PAGES 15c PER COP"ll Jerusalem City Cou.ncil In Uproar Over Acting Deputy's Ideas For City JERUSALEM - Some Foreign Ministry ofttclals and What the newspaper did not members ot the Jerusalem City Mayor Kollek promptly warned say, but the Foreign Ministry and Council demanded this week the that national pollc)'- was In dange r the Mayor's otftce quickly re Je ct lo n ot Mayor Teddy of being compromised In local announced, was that this proposal Kollek's acting deputy for political feud s . This Is had been submitted by Mr. development and planning when it "particularly unfortunate and Benvenlsti three years ago, as was reported that he had unfair," the Mayor said, Just a one ot the contingencies that advocated returning part of tew days before Secretary ot ' Israel might consider as the Jerusalem to Arab sovereignty. State WWlam P, Rogers is due In political situation evolved. Israel. "Ideas that were prevalent Just after the war In 196 7," Says Discrimination A day uproar In the council ot Mayor Kollek said In a formal marked the latest chapter in the statement, "have evolved during In Private Clubs dispute over Jerusalem, where the last three years and I do not municipal planning had become a now see any way to separate the Will Disappear problem of International diplomacy. subject or Jerusalem from the NEW YORK - A leading entire problem of Arab-Israeli Industrialist predicted this week The local point of the con relations by specific suggestions that racial and religious trqversy Is Meron Benvenistl, a concerning Jerusalem in any discrimination In private social 36-year-old Counatman known area." clubs In the United states would for his persistent defense ot Arab The Foreign Ministry be eliminated within 10 years, Interests In the formerly divided spokesman acknowledged that Roger P, Sonnabend, president city. But In relations with his fel various working groups had been ot Sonesta International Hotels low Israeli politicians, Mr. Ben set up In the first months after Corp., explained to a news venlstl has won Arab respect tor the war to consider political conference at the national his seoslt!Vity to their problems. alternatives ahead, but added that headquarters ot the American "the memoranda and conclusions ISRAEL FASHIONS: Shown above is one of the-stylu which wiH be fea Jewish Committee that legal and Mr • Kollek named Mr. of the teams are no more than tured at Israel's Birthday Celebration and 1971 brael Fashion Sh moral pressures to end sucb Benvenistl to the post ot Deputy planning material and were never 6, El which will be held on Thursday, May in the Temple Beth mffting discrimination were bound to Mayor early this year, charging considered by the Foreign hall. ' escalate as a result of · the h I m w It h coordinating the M inlster or by any other .\ SUpreme Court's recent decision controversial urban development ministerial group." to reYlew whether a private club problems that had stirred Mr. Benvenistl, in a terse Plan Israeli Fashion Show In Pennsylvania mJcbt be w1despr ead crittclsm on both statement, said, "perhaps . sucb deprived of Its •liquor license for political and esthetlc grounds. Injuries are legitimate In the practicing dlscrlm1nation. The appointment was to receive Jungle ot politics, but the person With Birthday Celebration Mr. Sonnabend, a member of formal approval of the governing who leaked passages rrom Seventy made-In Israel Represented In the show are the Amer 1 can Jewish Labor party caucus In Jerusalem working papers three years out of fashions, ranging from evening Lola Beer, Flity Leltersdorf, Committee's National Executive this week. date Just to blacken my name gowns to furs, swimsuits, street Jerry Melltz, Gideon Ohserson Council, made his remarks In In the afternoon the newspaper should have realized that what he and at-home dresses and beach and Rivka Shaflr, Israel's leading connection with publication of the Maariv printed a long article really did was damage the and pado wear, will he presented high fashion designers; and Stefan m o s t u p..t o-d a t e a n d giving the details of a proposal Government of Israel at a critical at Israel's birthday cetebradon Braun, Israel's foremost furrier. comprehensive overview of social reportedly made by Mr. tlme." and 1971 Israel Fashion Show to Fifteen ready-to-wear firms discrimination In America. The Benvenlstl to the Foreign How much damage was be held on Thursday, May 6, at are also represented, all well paperback book, titled · "Better Ministry calling for a separate actually done to the . Israeli 6:45 p.m., In the Temple Beth-El known In American fashion Than You," was written by Mrs-. Arab municipality In the sectors bargaining position remains to be meedng halt. marts. They are Linda Abraham, Terry Morris, well-known writer of the city that had been under seen. Mr •• Benvenistl's pending · Aled, Beged-Or, Dorine, Elanit, tor major magazines, and Is one Jordanian rule before the six-day appointment was endorsed by the Mrs. Milton Dubinsky Is Elastex, Ero, Galla, Gottex, of a series published by the war of 1967. He also said to have Labor party caucus, as scheduled chairman of the Birthday 1 Celebradon. Men have also been Jerco 1• Masklt, Rlkma, Rosen, Committee's Institute of Human recommended acknowledgement and on Mayor Kollek's Insistence, Invited to attend the event, which Pnlna Shallon and Shelly. Relations Press In memory ot of Arab sovereignty even before a despite the demands of the had Is sponsored by the Rhode Island The showing wut he staged, Mr. Sonnabend's father, A. M, peace agreement been opposition Religious party and coordinated and accessorlzed by Sonl)abend, AJC'.s twelfth reached. Both these are contrary three smaller hard-line parties Women's Division, State of Israel Peerless Company. Roz Goldberg President, who died in 1964. to Government policy In the that serve with the Labor party In Bonds. Mrs. Sheldon S. Sollosy Is will he the commentator. Mr. Sonnabend cited four cont-1.nulng International tlle coalition that controls the Women's Division chairman. All merchandise has . been other cases - , ln Massa peacemaking effort. Municipal Council. The sale of Israeli ready-to- supplied by the Israel Company chusetts, New Jersey, Mary wear merchandise on the world for Fairs and Exhibitions In land and the , State of Wash market sj,lrals to additional cooperadon with the Faslilon ington - where efforts arc Mrs. Joslin Berry To Be Installed muttons each year. This year's Center of the Israel Export being made to revoke the liquor ready-to-wear and designer Institute In Tel Aviv: licenses or tax-exempt status of collecdon Is touring sixty major Reservadons may be made by p r I v at e clubs that exclude As President Of Temple Sisterhood cities throughout the .United calling Israel's birthday specific raciaJ or religious Mrs. J oslln Berry will be States and Canada. committee at 521-8914. groups. Installed as president for 1971-72 He added that individuals and at the annual meedng of Temple organizations were placing Emanu-EI Sisterhood on TUesday, Secretary Of S fate Rogers increased pressure on ex:. May 4, In the temple meedng cluslonist clubs by cancelling house at 12:30 p.m. memberships and by refusing to Mil ton Dubinsky, Temple May Visit Israel; Egypt hold meetings - and social Emanu-El vice president, will WASHINGTON - Secretary Israel last week. functions at such clubs. He cited Install the slate of officers· and of State William P. Rogers Is The long-delayed presentation an instance last year In which board of directors. Philip E. Hoffman, president of expected to visit Egypt, Israel of the Israeli proposal cleared The officers · are Mrs. Joseph and several other Middle Eastern the way for the Secretary's trip, the American Jewish Committee, wrote to college and university G, Fishbein, Mrs. Gerald countries early next month, in the opinion of specialists here Winograd, Mrs. Benton Odessa presidents across the country, informed sources said. on the Middle East. He was un and Mrs. Edward Aronson, vice suggesting that they ask their Although plans for the trip are derstood to be reluctant to visit presidents; Mrs. Ralph Levitt, not final, the Secretary is said to either Israel or Egypt as long as administrative staffs, alumni treasurer; Mrs. Jason Cohen, be anxious to familiarize himself the talks between the two coun~ associations and other groups recording secretary; Mrs. Gerald with the area that has absorbed tries were at a complete Im affiliated. with the universities not Har I am , corre spondlng most of his diplomatic energies passe. to use the facilities of clubs secretary; Mrs. Abraham during the last two years. It will practicini discrimination. In Greenberg, malling secretary; reply, more than 300 presidents be Mr. Rogers• first trip to the Now, although offfcials here Mrs. Mathew Fishbein, Mrs. strongly sfftrmed their support of Middle East. say that much hard bargaining Dudley J. Block and Mrs. Gerald remains ahead, the atmosphere the A.JC's request and indicated He Is also expected to visit Jacobs, assistant malling surrounding the negotiations has that they had Instructed their Lebanon, · Jordan and perhaps secretaries: Mrs. Manfred Improved and the Secretary can affiliated organizations to comply. Saudi Arabia. The sources said Selden, comptroller, and Mr:s, . visit Egypt and Israel without. that he would confer with govern Adrian Goldstein and Mrs. M~l' MRS. . JOSUN IIRRY giving the Impression of a per LAY CORNERSTONE ment leaders In each of the cotm Saval·, auditors. · , ' · · · , sonal effort to break a dead_lock. REHOVOT - The corner Mrs . .Ralph Levitt, Mrs. Burton trles on the prospects for a set stone of the otto Hahn W!nr of · t Is o, Mrs , Burton Prleat, financial secretary and · ·Mrs. Priest, Mrs. Harold Schwartz and tlement of the Middle East crisis. U Mr. Rogers visits Cairo as Europe House at the Weizmann .Mrs. Gerald Winograd. Chdrinan The dlscuslllons In Israel and expected, he will be the first Institute of Science was I.aid last Simon Rltldn, assistant flnaiictal ol lnstalladon arrqements Is secretary. ~ - Er,pt are !Drely to concentrate on Secretary of state to make an week. The building, which will be Mrs. Simon Rlflcln and hostesses the recent prOJlOllals put fOrth b7 offtclsl visit to the Egyptian a residence-for visiting scientists Mrs, Mervin Bol118ky was for the petite luncheon which will l>Otll sides to reopen the Suez capital Since John Foster Dulles was built by funds contributed chw,nan of die namlnadng precede the meeting are Mrs. canal. A new Israeli offer was , conferred with leaders thert In equally by the GOYernments of Is commlttN which lnclllllad Mrs. Max Alperin and Mrs. Stanley communicated to Washington by 11153. rael and West Germany. Milton 1.e'fln, Mr1. 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2 THE RHODE ELAND HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1971 Give a Herald subscription. . BAD WEATHER Mrs. Samuel Ruttman of TEL AVIV - Rain, Massapequa, Long Island, New The Finest in/ Memorial art hailstorms and tmseasonably low York, and 14 grandchildren. where nothing is sacrificed temperatures plagued lsrilel ••• 'but price. April 18 · !or the seventh MRS. MORRIS KRICHMAR consecutive day. A Ministry of Funeral services !or Mrs. Agriculture spokesman placed Dorothy (Marcus) Krlchmar, 68, crop damage at $1.57 mllllon, of 50 Birch Street, Cranston, who ., sustained mainly by vegetables died Wednesday, were held the and fruits. In the hills of Galilee following day at Sugarman -~[(_K.q, the temperature dropped below ...... ",~~- ...... ~"' Memorial Chapel. Burial was In J >l ll IU IIU the freezing mark two nights. 1111,u ,m11, 1,,11m • rm Lincoln Park Cemetery. overcoats are In evidence on the The widow of Morris rrr;:;;x~: -:Eii~:t~~ streets. Roads all over the 11 l :s i,. Krlchmar, she was born In country have been flooded or Poland, a daughter of the late blocked by uprooted trees and Bernard and Sarah (Schwartz) downed telephone poles. Marcus. She had been a Cranston resident for 10 years, having previously lived In Providence AVAILABLE FOR for over 30 years. SUMMER RENTAL Survivors Include three sons, Calvin Krlchmar of Craxstonm NARRAGANSETT St an I e y Krlchmar of East 1924 Elmwood Avenue, Warwick Providence and Robert Krlchmar 467-9470 Beau•jful Aparrmenr, furnished four of Pawtucket; a sister, Mrs. Serving the Jewish community for over 50 rooms, tile bath, first floor. Ideally Jessie Bookbinder of Providence and one grandchild. yeors. I om no longer offiliatod with ony located, Spacious grounds, Pleasant sur fun~rol homo. roundings, Early o«uponcy. (or. Fifth & ••• Rodmon Sts. MRS. SAMUEL GOLLIS HENRY A. CONTI Funeral services for Mrs. Prop. for Appointment CALL Fannie (Llpshltz) Gollls, 86, of 9 RES. PHONE 941-3734; Evenings 781 -7126 A 1 ban y Street, Fall River, 467-8858 ELECTED TO OFFICE: Members of Camp J0 ·J THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY1 APRIL 30, 1971 3 Air Officer Estimates TO SETILE IN 1guEL NEW YORK - A group of 20,000 Soviets more than 100 persons, JOE ANDRE'S consisting mainly of professional ORCHESTRA Now Living In Egypt and business people and their Mu$tc for that very lf)e(iol affair families departed on the S.S. LONDON - A ranking Anna Marla ·to settle In Israel. Weddings Sar Mitzvahs Brltlsb air offtcer estimated last 831-3739 Res. 944-7298 week that Soviet mUltary 9,400 Americans and Canadians personnel In Egypt numbers went on Aliyah last year. 20,000. He said ·the Russians withdrew their men to positions west of the Suez Canal because F they did not want to get Involved M I COUNSELORS 1 In any renewed fighting with a e ema e Israel, not because they consider No Experience required Ute Egyptians sufftclently trained to take over the SovleL missile Must have one year of college defense system Installed In the canal zone. Overnight Camp in R.I . According to Air Vice Marshal Roderick Jones, Junior Counselors - Male addressing a meeting of the Must be high school seniors Labor Friends of Israel In the House of Commons, the Soviet lilaeral salary scale Phone 331-1070 arms build-up In Egypt was conservatively estimated at $4.8 billion. But, he said, the Russians do not W3Jlt war but a quick RESORTS reopening of the Suez Canal so that their neet can !lave easier RESERVE NOW FOR DECORATION WEEKEND access to the Indian Ocean. 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Bengelsdorf • Boys and Girls, 9-16 Proofing Miss Carol Judith Rosenblatt, Watteau train was chapel length. • Mondays Thru Thursdays, 9 to 12 _.. daughter of Mrs. Theodore A Juliet cap of pearl-trimmed OryO.Oft"'9 Rosenblatt of 330 Grotto Avenue, Alencon lace held the full length Noon and the late Mr. Rosenblatt, veil of slllc Illusion. She carried 'a • First Session: July 19 - July 30 '=~~ became the bride of Edward colonial bouquet of white roses ,=.....i~"!':w Harold Bengelsdorf of 220 west and stephanotls. Mrs. Harvey • Second Session: Aug. 3 - Aug. 14 ...... ~c ·c,-- 10th Street, New York City, on Rosenblatt served as matron of hr lfflrmatlon and brochure, phone or write to ,,oteuio111ol Sunday, aprll 25. Rabbi Ell A• honor for her sister-In-law. She ..4 -~ l •.. Bohnen and Cantor Ivan E. was gowned In a pink and green ,U9 Willett Ave., Rivenide Perlman officiated at the 1 p.m. noral _print fashlQned with a high JANET HECHT 1550 Warwick A'to., Warwick ceremony at Temple Emanu-El. ruffled neck and long sleeves, and 6 BAY RD., BARRINGTON, R. I. 245-4039 For Pick Up Coll 737·4567 Mr. Bengelsdorf Is the son of she wore a matching Camelot Mrs. Nonna Bengelsdorf of 64-41 cap. Saunders Street, Re&o Park, New Bridesmaids were Miss Lynda York. Dember and Mrs. Fredrick The bride was given In Olchter, They wore gowns marriage by her brother, Harvey similar to that of the matron of Rosenblatt. She wore a gown of honor. light Ivory silk organza with a Robert Lennox was best man scoop neckline, trumpet sleeves and ushers we re Robert and an A-shaped sldrt, fashioned Rosenblatt, brother of the bride, My son, with an empire effect. and Fredrick Olchter. Reem bro Ider ed Alencon lace Following a wedcling trip to St. accented the sleeves, the bodice Croix, the couple wlll reside In and continued Into the skirt. The New York, New York. The Lawn Rabbi Asks For Groups Doctor. To Care For Jews I~ Need AKRON - Reform Judaism estimated that while no statistics Smart? My son Marvin is a genius. He's a Lawn . was called upon to establish a were available, that there were Doctor. You know what means a lawn doctor? ministry of rabbis to specifically thousands of poor Jewish famllles He makes sick lawns healthy. He calls weeds by care for the spiritual and throughout the nation. . physical needs of poor J ewish Rabbi Polish obser ved that their Latin names. He can fix up any lawn . . . famllles in large m~tropolltan these Individuals "do not have a shooing away weeds and bugs and fungae. And centers. place In the Jewish community. he can make your lawn so green, it will look like Rabbi David Polish, of Beth What have we done to bring help Emet Synagogue In Evanston, and and comfort to the J ewlsh poor, my split pea soup. If your lawn is a mess, do me vice-president of the Central the neglected remnants of mass a favor. Call my son Marvin and- let him open his Conference of American Rabbis, flight from the Inner city?" satchel. Believe me, he'll fix everything and it told a forum gathering at Temple Rabbi Polish strongly urged Israel, 'The Reform movement th e creation of specialized wouldn't cost you much more than the stuff he should undertalce a program of m lnlstrles for the rabbinate as puts down. You see, Marvin has a machine that service to the Jewish poor, not In have been formulated by the lays everything down all at once, so labor costs the area of feeding and housing Catholics and Protestants. He them, which Is the responsibility said that In adclitlon to worlclng you next to nothing. Call my son The Lawn Doc of our Jewish Federations and with the poor such specialists tor, now. Later on you'll forget. our 'American welfare agencies, · could work in many fields vital to but In the area of Joolc1ng out for Jews In America. their Interests and providing for The rellgiollS' leader warned their spiritual needs. .. AUTO-LAWN P'ULL YEAR'S PROGRAM <000 Sq, ft. INTRODUCTORY OFFER the J ewish community that Minlmu11 IPIING EARLY SUIIIIER SUIIIIER FALL Rabbi Polish stated that "neglect of the poor creates Co11pl1te Only Oolr . .. despite notions to the contrary, organizations lllce the Jewish • SEED • WEED CONTROL • WEED CONTROL • SEED all Jews were not mempers of (Marl•• 11111) (lleriN IIN) Defense League." • FERTILIZE 45,Q.0 • FERTILIZE 45·0·0 • FERTILIZE 45·00 America's middle or upper class. Prior to their Involvement • FERTILIZE 45-0-0 • FERTILIZE 20-10-t.0 • 'FE RTILIZE 38 Uf • FERTILIZE 38 Uf -PER C~:PLETE He said, "In Chicago we have with the cause of Soviet Jews, the • PRE-EMERGENT • FERTILIZE 31c JDL carried on vigilante methods CRAB GRASS • CHINCH BUG • CHINCH BUG · SQUARE thousands of Jewish famllles and SOD WEB WORM SOD WEB WORM 20-10-10 2FOOT 24• FERTILILf , retired persons living a meager to protect older and poor J ewish CONTROL 20-10-10 • SPOT WEED CONTROL CONTROL • POWER AERATE 71; Lbs. NITROGEN or poverty existence." He families living In the Inner cities. • POWER AERATE • SEED • POWER • FUNGICIDE • FUNGICIDE • POWER ROLL Per 1000 Ml- ft. • FERTILIZE AERATE • POWER ROLL ' Per Year • GRUB PROOFING • AQUACARI • AQUACARI • AQUACARI ,s-0-0 • POWER ROLL • AOUACARI • Aotoaatlc Cnct-U,s - - lonlca {For ,, ti• 4000 "I. n. n1. American Jewish Painter Denies h : .., -1. fllOO u. 15). Bomb Attack On Soviet Mission AMSTERDAM The of the attack. 0217®Fylking Kentucky Bluegrass Programs available American Jewish painter who was She also told the JTA that her arrested and accused of plotting husband was not a member of the with two others In the bomb Jewtsh Defense League nor of any 24 Hrs. • Call • 7 Days attack on the Soviet Mission here other J ewish organization. An FOR FREE LAWN EVALUATION has s tubbornly . denied any Investigation of the attack Is knowledge of ihe conspiracy and underway and the suspect Is. continues to assert his innocence. scheduled to appear Tuesday The man, ·ldentifld only as { before the Amsterdam Public 739-6999 "Renee W." was arresteil shortly Proecutor. after his return from Israel where he had worked for four The bombing of the Soviet Auto-Lawn·oF wARw1cK months. 1 Mission resulted In Jury to His wife told the Jewish Tele four persons, Including a child. The greatest tf!ing growing! graphic Agency that Renee had Jewish community leaders open celebrated his birthday with her ly deplored the bombing as a ' 01971 Auto-Lawn,~f America Inc. on. the day of the bombing, and disservice to their Jewish could not have, been In the vicinity brethren In 'the Soviet Union. ) •-- THE RHODE ISi,AND HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1971 11 Armaments Industry .Growing NEGOTIATE JERUSALEM - Negotiations are currently in progreSI between the SorboMe University In Paris and the World ZJonlst Israel's Home Manufac-turers Reduce Organization's Department of Education to bring teachers from Prance to Israel for training as Need For Reliance On Other Countries teachers of Hebrew in French ship automanon systems and high schools, the Director of the JERUSALEM - The vast technical personnel are drawn Industry, foreign supplier Industrial control systems for the Is r a e II organization reported armaments industries of Israel from the graduates of the world COIUltrles are less inclined to prlvate sector. here. are, to all appearances, rapidly renowned Technion In Haifa. apply an embargo," reducing the colllltry' s long Israel's small size and The chief scientist of the standing dependence on the United limited material resources defense industries, Prof. Arie States and other arms suppllers require the maximum of Dvoretzky, went further on this abroad. . concentration on the most urgent point at a recent briefing for nus Is one of the most technical problems, as well u members of the Knesset, lsrael's pertinent factors In the evolving the maximum permitted parllment. Excerpts from his talk ~ab-lsraell mllltary balance. It coopers tlon with overseas were made avallable for Is slso one on which the least industries. But Dr. Booen said he publicsti OD. author! tat! ve lnformatton Is be II e v e d that the country's On more than ooe occasl011, generslly available because of Its smallness was not necessarily a Professor ovoretzky said, lsrael obvious lmpl!cattons for Israel's disadvantage . . hsd tried to purchase some future war potential. "We have the advantage of complex weapons system abroad Defense Minister Moshe compactness, allowing close hut had been rebuffed. Only when Dayan has raised this sensitive contact between our scientists the foreign suppliers became Issue, but only In passing and and the soldiers who operate our convinced that Israeli Industries without going beyond the armaments:• he said. were capable of producing the generalities with which Inquiries 1be Armament's Authority Is weapons system anyway were on the subject are Invariably met. the research and development they willing to sell It. Speal FACE STRlKE NEW YORK Seven affl II ate d agencies of - the Federation of Jewish TEMP-LE BETH TORAH Philanthropies of Greater New York are facing a possible strike , by 800 professional, clerical 330 PARK AVENUE, CRANSTON and maintenance employes, the Jewish Telegraphic Agency Mother's Day is May 9 and she'll be especially pleased if you learned this week. 11,e dispute In • which the major Issue Is wages, remember her day with a gift of flowers or plants. • ·Fam ,·1y Enter ta, nm en t has been ID!der mediation by the Your nearby FTD-'ln1erflora florist is a specialist in :pleasing State Mediation Service. Mothers, particularly if they are far away in distant lands. Just call or visit your FTD-lnterflora florist and he'll see that your 11or:t~~'::::i'~~ty:d ~, • Children's Shows ~~ flowers or plants. and personal message, are. delivered in time to Agencies Employes, APL-CIO, and Games voted to authorl.-.e I ts negotiating help her enjoy the day even though you can't be· there yourself. committee to call a strike at Its You send a little of 1oursolf when you send flowers and plants • Display Booths ~k~~~0,~;ti!c::~~ to • vi;i FTD-lnterflora. the florists who deliver beauty and love throughout the world. Some 400 employee • • demonstrated and plc:keted f ree Ad ffllSSIOn outs Ide of Federation .:,,:,:.:,food ______. headquarters for aeveral hours I earlier In the week. ~,.., ..__....,_= ·~==-:-----===~====.;:::;;:.;;:;:;:;;::=-==:::::::::::::*::::::::::==:::::====:::=:::-=::"'1J.:-::_ --~-. ___ ,....,.,. __ ~ ------ THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, ·FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1971 5 SENT TO ASYLUM ORGANIZATION NEWS NEW YORK - Aleksandr sources here. He was sent there l Zhenln, ~ Moldavian Jewish when he started a hlDlger strike engineer arrested recently after In Jail. A Jewish source said that TO PRESENT CONCERT TO HOLD CONFERENCE Hebrew books and recordings In when tbe Soviet authorities The YolDlg People's Symphony The R,1,-Southem Mass. bis home were conflscared, has commit a person to an asylum of Rhode Island will present Its Region of Women's American been sent to a mental asylum in when he does not belong there, it spring concert on Wednesday, ORT will hold their annual Kishinev, the Jewish Telegraphic Is to drug him so as to "break May 26, at 8:15 p.m. at the planning conference on Thursday, Agency learned from Jewish him mentally." Veterans Memorial Auditorium. May 6, at the Ledgemont ColDltry Joseph Conte will-conduct. Club starting at 9:30 a.m. Soltsts for the evening are Officers will be Installed at THINK TFILLIN Joseph and Anthony Paratore, the meeting. They are Mrs. New, or redo, also examined !111<>-pianlst_s_.___ _ Harold Salk, president; Mrs. CALL 274-8474 Martin Dlttelman, chairman of TO HOLD MEETING the executlw. commltte; Mrs. Cranston Warwick; B' al lrvlng Goldfarb, Mrs. Lewis Rice B'rlth will hold Its next meeting and Mrs. Merrill Temkin, vice Jointly with the B'nal B'rlth Girls presidents: Mrs. Richard on Monday, May 3, at Temple Strauss, treasurer: Mrs. Jerry Beth Torah. Philip Calabro, a Einhorn, financial secretary; · MAY 8 -- MAKE IT AFAMILY AFFAIR! sculptor, will be the guest for the Mrs. Murray Miller, recording evening. ""cretary; Mrs. David Goldberg, TAKE MOTHER TO DINNER corresponding secretaries. Mrs. TO PRESENT PROGRAM Alvin Kurzer Is parliamentarian. TO, DIUVH ADDRESS: Arnold For- NOVICK 'S MILLIS.MASS. Mrs. Shirley Prendergast, 1be four chaprers taking part 1ter of New York, general cou,_I AT 617-376-8456 and na""-1 diN Labor Porty Supports Stand and the Of Government On _Peoce Terms TEL AVrv - The Labor policy spokesman for Mrs. Party convention gave all-out Meir's so-called "Inner cir 1971 Israel Fashion Show support to the government's cle" acknowledged the danger of position on peace negotiatons and renewed warfare with Egypt and then adjourned. said that in such an event Israel The convention was the first would be subJected to the most since the Mapa!, Ra!! and Achdut severe pressure It ·has ever Thursday, May 6, 6: ~5 p.m. Avodah factions merged two known from friendly nations to years ago to establish a united make concessions. But, he said, Temple Beth El Meeting Holl, labor front. - Israel will never l!.ccept solutions T h e convention displayed t ha t are not solutions or ~ Providence remarkable unity, especially on substitutes for peace that are not the crucial question of fllture peace. boundaries of the State. The He said Israel was prepared Staged, coordinated an~ accessorized government• s position was to continue with the Jarring talks expounded by Israel Gallll, and was ready to begin separate By -~eerless Company Minister-boundaries of the State. talks on reopening the Suez The government's position was Canal. But, he added, Israel will expounded by Israel Galli!, Min never retreat from the canal Commentator: Roz Goldberg ister-Without-Portfolio, who Is which he called "an excellent a close associate of Prem ter water obstacle." Golda Meir. Gallll's political speech at the convention's closing KNESSET ADJOURNS session was a strongly worded JERUSALEM - The Knesset Israel Buffet: sl.00 per person rejection of International pres adjourned IDltll May 3 for Its sure from any source aimed at annual Passover recess, Before forcing Israel to accept anything , adjourn111ent, It adopred a Mrs. Milton.Dubinsky)ashion-Show Chairman less than what It considers Its measure to create an official minimum security borders. , ombudsman to handle citizen's For Reservations: Call Fashion Show Committee Gallll adhered so f&1thtully to complaints. 1be post was . 521-8914 the government's line that Mrs. assigned to Dr, Ernst Nebenzahl, Meir cancelled her own address Stare Controller for nearly 10 because of the lateness of the years. Dr, Nebenzahl, who. has An invitation to husbands·is cordially extended hour and because almost also serw.d as a bank director, everything she planned to say had city council and Honorary Consul Admission is by the minimum investment of $200 in State of been said by Gallll. Oenaral of Sweden, has a Israel · Bonds · · The Minister, who more and reputation for being fair and lndependerit. . \ more- seems to be the foreign ~\ .\ ------=:-;;_;,_= -==-==-::--======::=:::::::::::-::-=-=.:::.-=;:::.::;~;;:~=::--=--=-=-=--=--=-=-=--=-=--:..:- _::_=-----=-:-.:_==--=-=------=-:_:::_----.:_=-::_=-=--=-:::-:=-:..=-=-=-=-====-=-=-=---·---- - . 6 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1971 Your Money's FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY Worth Research at the Miriam By Sylvia Porter By BERYL SEGAL . \ We were sitting In the tails sticking out of the doors, But this Is all elementary. How Come You're Not Rich? spacious office and talking of and the assistant Injecting them 'The problems wl th which Dr. In the "great garbage stock market crash well may be many things, but always In my with solutions and hormones of Davis Is concerned are of a more market" of 1968, says Richard again In the making. mind was what I had seen and known concentrations. complicated nature, and take Jenrette of the Wall Street firm Assuming you want to own observed In the laboratories from Every experiment alms at years of study and concentrated of Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, stocks hut want to protect which we had Just returned. Mr. finding out- why the kidneys, the work. "the less you knew the better you yourself against Incompetent, Jerome R. Sapolsky, Executive hmnan kidneys, act one way or TIie efforts In the Research did." Even after the scnash-up of even fraudulent advice, then how Dlrector ol the Miriam Hospital, the other. And the way the Center have already brought the "cult of performance" era of do you get comparatively sound Dr. Robert P. Davis, Physlclan kidneys act Is extremely results. It was recently the late 1960s, says the SEC, guidance? A sobering analysis of ln-cblef, and I had taken a tour of Important to the welfare of the announced that by arrangement "qua I If I cation standards for precisely this - along with a the laboratories In which Dr. human body. Heart and kidneys. with the Health Planning Council persons responsible for scathing denunciation of the Davis and- his associates are Diabetes and kidneys. the Miriam and Rhode Island disseminating lnvesnnent advice entire Investment advisory laboring. It was a bewildering Hype-rtensl on and kidneys. Hospitals will jointly launch a are virtually non-existent" and Industry - Is In a book by Jolm tour. With Dr. Davis as guide we Failure of the kidneys to function. program unique In the state. "neither the Federal Government L, Springer to be published this were &hown complicated All these matters related to the Patients with serious kidney nor any self-regulatory body week under the Intriguing title "If Instruments unknown to me, health of human beings, and they ailments had to go out of the state exercises controls over the ~·re So Smart, How Come delicate experiments the are under Investigation at the for creannent. In a few months competence of persons for the You re Not Rich?" (Regnery, purposes of which were vaguely Research Center of the Miriam these patients will find help right performance of their advisory $5. 95). Here are some of understood, and explanations of Hospital. at home. 'The Rhode Island work:" As for the New York Springer's most Important guides methods· which remained a Hospital wlll perform Renal Stock Exchange, It does give for you: mystery. I recalled from my Biology Dtalysls, commonly known as the t e s t s f o r re g I s t e r e d (1) Reject the Idea that So we were sitting and sipping studies that the kidneys are the use of Artificial Kidneys. 'The representatives, but the tests, profe ssional advice Is coffee and tried to talk of other primary· excretory organs of the Miriam Hospital wut transplant says Donald Regan, chairman of automatically superior. You can things, avoiding dlplomatlcally body. Blood and plasma are kidneys from donors. 'The Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & be financially ruined by blindly not to touch on what we had seen carried to the kidneys where they transplantation of kidney Is not Smith, "an average 12-year-old choosing an lnvesnnent adviser and beard In the Research are filtered Into waste materials unlike heart transplantations. 'The could pass." Just as you can jeopardize your Laboratory. And It occurred to and useful parts. TIie waste phenomenon of rejection Is Just life by consul ting a physician me that this really ought to be the material, which consists of about as much a possibility with heart Measured by the famlllar merely because his office Is attitude of the layman to 96 per cent water and the rest as wt th kidneys. Before a kidney stock averages, the violent bear nearby. research. TIie layman cannot solids, Is stored In the bladder transplant Is undertaken, the ,market of 1968-1970 has long Your Investment success wut expect to understand fully what and Is eliminated In the form of physician must explore all the ' since passed Into history. But depend on your adviser's choice the men of research attempt to urine. TIie useful material Is re as on s for rejection and also measured by the hot tips, of Investments, and thus, do. In our case, we were trying to returned to the blood stream and prevemt them. This Is the subject raw rumors and pledges I hear co emphasizes, Springer, "selection learn, whlle standing on one foot, the process goes on and on. of Intensive research by Dr. Joel 11triple your money in a year," of an adviser Is crucial." Since what Dr. Davis has devoted his All this Is true when the body Weitman, a close associate of Dr. the excesses which led to that · (Continued on page 16) lifetime to understand, namely functions normally. But should Davis. the KIDNEYS. Is there any something go wrong with our body This aid to the patient with wonder we were bewildered? the kidneys show It Immediately. kidney ailments Is the result of We were In a room as cold as Blood cells 111ay appear In the work In the Research Center at a winter day outside, with another urine. 'The kidney fiulds may be the Miriam Hospital. It ls an 11 smaller refrigeration room cloudy and show pus upon achievement of no small where the worker must dress to examination under the proportion. suit the freezing temperature. In microscope. Even the layman can ••• Voices Protest Against these cold rooms, urine Is tell a heal thy urine from a urine (Mr. ~gal's opinions are his own separated Into Its various that Indicates a dysfunction of the and do not necessarily represent components. kidneys. those of this newspaper.) ~eryl Sega/'s Article We were shown a room where Mr. ~gal, let me begin with a NEVER AGAIN will we pontlftcate assistants and students were word of advice, . your next col!)tnn • whlle Jewish fie sh Is fed Into analyzing urine, testing the I should J>e entitled '"From ovens and NEVER AGAIN will we, permeability of and diffusion of Only In America Holocaust to Holocall!lt," rather the Jewish Youth, let our the fluid with varying than "From Friday to Friday." apathetic parents stop us from concentration ol salts. Mr. Segal, If you haven't figured saving our people. 1bere was a can of blacklers By Harry Golden It out by now, my Intention ls to For you see, Mr. Segal, we from to.ads used for voice opposition to your piece the Jewish Youth, who have not experimentation. 1bese bladders entitled "Of Frogs and Mice." been lost to the Panthers, or to are said to work the same as the ======human kidneys In concentrating I am a Jew, a young Jew who, Fatah, or S.D.S., or to any other Mario Puzo and the Godfather thank G-d, Is not disenchanted cause-be It non-sectarian or fiulds. with Judaism, nor with the antl-~mltlc-wlll listen to only Mice and rats were used In I was having luncheon at the 1 remember the centennial of struggle of my people. I love my one voice, the voice Inside us that the studies of the functions and Algonquin with my friend and Emma Lazarus's birth which was people. What I'm about to say Is Is the voice of one Jew kllled In dlsfunctlons of the kidneys. 'There editor, BUI Targ of Pumam's. A celebrated In New York City on what I feel, and the opinions are the Holocaust. We six mllllon were llttle plastic boxes Into gossip columnist asked Blll Central Park· Mall. Emma personal. American Jews are different, for which rats were allowed to enter where Marlo Puzo was and BUI Lazarus was the Jewish poet who Mr. ~gal, let us go back Into we have one body and two souls. but not to turn ar(!_und In, thelt replied, "I don't know where he wrote the Inscription which Is history, Into a history which One soul Is ours and the other 11111nmn11111111m111111111an1111111111111111111ni111H1111M Is but we wlll have a story for Inside the pedestal of the Statue every Jew must cry about. I'm soul belongs to a Jew that your you later." of Uberty. "Give me your tired, not speaking of G-d's giving generation did not save. COMMUNITY "I don't want a story later," your poor, your huddled masses Moses the Torah, nor G-d's Therefore, Mr. ~gal, you are said tbe disappointed columnist, yearning to be free. ~nd these, splitting the Red Sea, nor the Ten correct In saying, ''We opened a CALENDAR "I want a story now." the wretched refuse of your Plagues visited by G-d on the Pandora's Box and we do not Nothing doing. . teeming shore, the teD)pest-tos'd Of Egyptians, nor our prophets or know how to close lt." 11.We" the A SERVICE THE Marlo Puzo's novel, "1be to me, I lift my lamp beside the our Talmud. The history I'm adults who enjoy T,V.'s and JEWISH FEDERATION Godfather ... was one of the most Golden Door." Of RHODE ISlAND Jewish organizations Insisted referring to Is now called "The Cadillacs while Jews In Russia and the successful books Pumam's has Holocaust . ., suffer and die. "We" who staged ever published. It Is In the at the time ' the "wretched R.I. JEWISH HERALD refuse" be deleted from the I recall reading of a man only two protests a year. ' 'We" For lnting Call 421 ... 111 process of being made Into a named Hitler, a man dedicated to who sat by and watched European movie. or was ln the process commemordtive ceremonies. as kl111ng Jews. I recall a place Jewry die. Yes, Mr. ~gal, "we" until the Italian-American Clvtl though a line of poetry could hurt called the Warsaw Ghetto. I Is you, and all those like you who SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1971 Rights League began anyone. Delete It the city fathers 1:30 to 5:30 p.n,. recall a place called Auschwitz. I· thrive on apathy, who thrive on w-1 Annlv•nory C.lob..arion demonstrating against the use of did but It didn't make those recall a ship the "St. Louis." t self-pity, who thrive on a pat on 7,20 p.m. the word Mafia or Cosa Nostra In bygone Immigrants one bit less recall reading of a place called the shoulder from your peers, hra•I Bond,, Young l.ead•,.hip h•nt the movie. tired, or one bit less poor. Dachau, and of the monument at and those who thrive on nothing MONDAY. MAY 3, 1971 1:00 p.m. It has created a delicate No one has ever accused 'rne Dachau (a place of Jewish shame) more than Ignorance toward the Sitt•rhood and 8,othafhood T•mplo Bath El, ln situation since the Godfather of of passing top secret plans to the where two words are Inscribed, situation. Yes, Mr. ~gal, ttalk,tion the title makes his living-and a Russians and I have never met an "NEVER AGAIN!" This was a Ignorance Is bliss. It was you and Si•:br:°t:m~:,:;.~i Shaar• z.d•II-Sons of good living It ls-as a Mafia Italian who could tell me where to Provict.nce Jab..ew Dery sloo1, &:•cutho• Com promise. NEVER AGAIN wlll we your generation who by not caring mit._ MNting lord. If the movie makers accede place a bet In a pinch. But that remain silent. as other Jews are enough to sit on Pennsylvania Temple Both II, Board of Tnin.., Mooting to the dvil rights pressure they doesn't mean the bookies are butchered, NEVER AGAIN wlll we Ave .. or to chain yourselves to TUESDAY. MAY 4, 1971 are In the posltlorl of having to splitting the take with t2 :30 p.m . • sit on our aspirations as our ' the U.N. or to the White House Sitterhood T•mplo &nanu-8, hcttallotlon make Hamlet without the Prince Scandinavians. brothers are turned Into soap, (Continued on ·page 16) • 1:00 p.m. of Denmark. Plol'tHf Wom•n of Provld•nco Oub fl, 1-.uk,r Naturally everyone wants to MHting Drop Plans To Destroy 6:30 p.m . know what Marlo Puzo thinks Sittffhood T•mplo a.th Am, Donor Dinnar about this desecration but Marlo 7:30 p.m. Is not at hand and B111 bas been Old Dutch Synagogue IOOMVtill lodg• 142, logulor Meeting 1:00 p.m .. willy-nilly defending the book's AMSTERDAM - The Town Lodlot' ' ..,_ociotfon Provid•nce Habrew Day Integrity. Personally, ,I don't Council of Nymegen has dropped School, Board MHtint think Bill knows where Marlo Is Its plans to demolish the town's THE ONLY ENGLISH JEWISH WffKLY IN R I AND SOUTHEAST MASS 1: 15 p.m . 1._., Wllltelm, Chciptor, B' nai~B'rith Women, and I think Marlo Is acting like a synagogue, one of the country's Board Mo.ting perfect gentleman. He Is doing oldest Jewish houses of w.orship, Je:,~h,';:', ~-..1 ..::;•:,,:,:ny WIDNl$DAY, MAY 5, 1971 exactly what I would do If following the Intervention of MAIUNO ADDHSS: le• 6063, l're¥1dence, • .I. 02904 hleph-.ie 724-0200 1:00 p.m. l'UNT:·He,aW Way, off Webster St ., hlwt., R.I . 02161 ladlot' Attoctelllen Jowl,h Honie few th. A9od, someone Insisted to me --my Netherlands Mlnls~r of Culture OfftCI: 141 Ta,'"lon Ava., Iott rrtovW.nco, •.1. loguk,r MHtlnt wrlt1ngs were In error, the South Dr. -Marga Klompe. CIUA ZUCKHillG ..... Managing Editot AOL Society af ..II:: ~-:,;_, • Is filled with happy Negroes. I Instead, the synagogue wlll be would say nothing and I would try renovated at a cost of 600,000 Second c;_to .. P'osta,- ,C.iC, at ,,..,ido1tco; 11.IMo hklnd 5'11.;hffd Cont,.:~~:!n'·W,hllon Tfileh, -An to be where no one would hear my florins ($166,140) with the nuol MHll119 remarks about such an opinion. government contributing 40 =~:.::.1 :.'::=~=-:~~;h~~~:=~ ::.=:~ ~~=:::;::::;·c:~:-.~.·=-n~:!~~rf:ci~: rh: 1:00 P,m, ,I . Kopo Chopte,, l ' nal l 'rllh Woman, lnst•llothln of c.nt,o,ylnwritlnt, - It would not be to the Interests percent the cost and the lHU1$DAY, MAY 6, f971 of the Jews If the Anti Province of Gelderland 10 6:00·p.m·. Defamation League tried to percent. tho HereW a,wmn M f11M1ncial ro,pen,lbility for typetrop~ical errors in advortk•~•nt,, but will l&r-1 a-nd, Olnnar convince the public there were no Dr. Klompe, a Roman ,.~, th•t ,-rt., tM ach,•rtMm•nl In whlth th• lypa9roph1t•I •rr•r occurs. Adv.,,, ..,. wlll pl•••• PltiDA)',· MAY 7, 1971 -tifv th• mo,...__,,,.nt immediately o! ony •rr•r which may occur. Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and Catholic, looks on the synagogue 12115 :,,m. no Harry Gold. 1bere was a which was built In 1727, as a •i;,.i:!;, Wemen', C~:__ . FRIDAY, APRIL so, 19?1 ' =.:''L..~,,;~I Julius and an Ethel and there still monument commemorating -the 111nnnunmm1111111111mn111111111111111111111n11m11n Is a Harry Oold. Jewish community • ____ ,... .__ ..... _____-·------~ ------·---- THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1971 7 ... • • .. ACHIEVE PROMINENCE appointled as Dean d the Social - - - RIO DE JANIERO ..;... Two Science Faculty d Catholic - - Jewish r ·esldents recently University In Rio de Janlero. 1be achieved promtnence In Brazil. new Mayor of Curitiba, which has Jaime Lerner, son d Polish- about 600 ·Jewish families, was Jewish Immigrants, took office born In Brazil and speaks Yiddish B R I D G E last week as Mayor of Curitiba, fluently. Mrs. Levin who Is 40 the eighth largest City In Brazil, years old and a mother d three while Mrs. Helena Levin, became children, was born In Sao Paulo the first woman ever to he to Russian-Jewish Immigrants. B)'. Robert E. Starr • • • • JULIE'S DELICATESSEN -They- say -one never picks up lost that- trick to- the -King and 731 HOPE ST. 621-9396 - -then had to lose another trick to the same hand twice, which Is true,_yet you would be surprised West's Jack for down one. The at how many times you might say astute Declarers thought thus: "If MORRISON & SCHIFF to yourself, "It seems we played I take the Heart finesse, It must this hand before." What has lose to the Queen, which I know BUSINESSMAN'S SPECIAL # 2 happened Is that the same East must have, and then I will situation has come up again. This PJ"Obahly have to lose another CORNED BEEF SANDWICH ON RYE S ] 00 could happen very often. trick to the Jack, unless East has Today's hand Is another that that, also and It falls on the Ace. SIDE OF POTATO SALAD - COFFEE proves how much better one will At any rate, I am going to play (NO SUBSTITUTIONS) do If he listens to and watches East for that King and hope It TO REPORT ON CRISIS: lieutenant what Is going on. Almost any falls doubleton. If so, I wlll play Colonel Uriel Tamir, an enginee, NO CHARGE FOR SECOND CUP OF COFFEE Declarer took a finesse that they the Ace, and then a small Heart, in the Israel · Defente For... , will had been told could not work and and If the King takes that I have give a report on the alsit in Israel WITH LUNCH thus went down. II they had achieved my purpose." As you at a mNting of a special division of the Rhode Island CommittN, listened and watched they would can see, that Is just what THIS WEEK' S SUPER SPECIAL have realized this had to happen. happened and four was made. Not State of Israel Bonda. The mNting on Sunday, Moy 2, will be held at There Is also an Interesting every pair reached the game, and I do not mind that. The Idea Is to the home of Mr. and Mn. Arti.., bidding point here which wlll also Robbins of 137 Hazard Avenue. SHOULDER PASTRAMI he discussed. make the ten tricks, and to do It, Hosts will be Mr. and Mn. Marvin that finesse must not be taken. North Woronov and Mr. and Mn. Rob (SPICED BEEF) $2 89 Moral: The same as at • J 7 4 2 bins, co-chairmen; and Mr . and • LB. Railroad Crossings-Stop, Look • A Q 4 2 Mn. Donald Robbins and Mr . and SLICED TO ORDER 1ben t 8 5 and Ustenl take advantage Mn, Stephen Sofro. + Q 10 3 of what you see and hear. West · ea,, • 10 8 6 5 • 9 3 FRANKFURTERS • J 9 3 • K 5 Secretary-General U_ Thant Fears 69c t Q J 10 2 tAK963 l0OZ.PKG . • 8 4 2 • K 7 6 ALL BEEF South Chance of Peace May Pass • AK Q UNITED NATIONS, N,Y. - representadve to the United • 10 8 7 6 Secretary General Thant declared Nadons, Immediately took Is sue ALL BEEF BOLONEY t 7 4 this week that the announcement with Mr. 'Thant. He Issued a • A J 9 S of plans for a union between statement saying that "etrons WIDE OR NARROW s 1e l9 LB. Mrs. Rose Lehrer and Mrs. Egypt, Syria and Ubya had toward peace could not proceed Charles Stelngold were North and confirmed him In his convlcdon s uccessfully If they were South, no one vulnerable, East that "now Is the last chance for darkened by talk of laat chance MAYFLOWER Dealer. 1be bidding: peace In the Middle East." deadlines and threats." 41 e He added In a statement that DI p Io mats specializing In E S W N COTT AGE CHEESE be feared "all basis for peace In Mideastern affairs said their 1 LB. CARTON 1 t Dbl P 2t the foreseeable future" might be Dbl 2• P 3. governments were still seeking P 4. End lost unless present opportunldes clarification of the precise WE SPECIALIZE .. TRAY CATERING for agreement were seized. mean!~ of President Anwar el MEAT OR DAIRY (FISH) After East opened the bidding, Officials explained that Mr. s ad at s statement Saturday. South had a perfect hand for Thant felt that the announcement There were differing doubling, 14 points and good of the union In Itself did not · close Interpretations and even support for either Major. When It the door for further progress In transl a tlon s, these diplomats came Nor-th' s turn to bid some of Indirect Arab-Israeli peace talks, said. them guessed which Major to bid. but that It showed a hardening of Mr. Sadat had said: "There Actually they can describe a hand the Arab posldon and thus will be no negodadons or peace of this type perfectly by bidding heightened the urgency of all agreement with Israel, no The Herald is now accepting whichever Minor the opener bids, dlplomadc efforts. abandoning of one Inch of Arab in this case, of course, The announcement said that territories and no relinquishing _ "Younger Set" Photos Diamonds. This said nothing the union, with a president, a ftag or bargaining on the rights of the about Diamonds merely saying and a federal capital, would have Palestine case." For early publication and For our Files that they had both Majors and a common stand on Israel. However, Egyptian and other enough to jump to two of either. It Al though Mr. Thant did not Arab officials are understood to now left It up to the Doubler. This say so, It was felt that he have told friendly Western The R. I. Jewish Herald way they would be sure to play regarded September I - the governments that Mr. Sadat's the hand In the Major each had at date set for a pleblsct te In the statement was predicated on MAILING ADDRESS : BOX 6063, PROVIDENCE, R.. 1. least four of. three countries - as a deadline Israel's refusal so far to enter a PLANT AND OFFICE : HERALD WAY (OFF WEBSTER ST.) South had little more than her for tangible progress toward a commtanent on the withdrawal of PAWTUCKET, R. I. Double, so just bid two of her settlement, her armed forces from occupied four card suit. She would have bid Many diplomats here Arab territory . The Arab higher If she had more, even expressed the view that the officials are understood to have going to game If she had enough anno\Dlcement was a new form of added that the Egyptian opposite a hand showing at least pressure on Israel to make President's statement therefore seven points. North did have a bit territorial concessions. was no fundamental departure extra, so tried one time for game Yosef Tekoah, the Israeli from previous Egyptian positions. which South decided to go for. The problem now was to make It. West led t!ie Diamond Queen Catholics, Jews To Occupy which should have told Declarer something . It should have _pinpointed all the rest of the high Land In Philadelphia Jointly tards. Every Declarer received the same lead, for when East had PHILADELPHIA, - A 22 The "old" building In which Doubled the Two Diamond bid by acre tract of land In Lower the school currently operates Its North he had expressed a definite Merion Township, now occupied Montessori Division and Lower desire for · a Diamond lead, and by the Country Day School of the and Middle Schools wlll condnue had seized that opportunity to say Sacred Heart, has been to be used primarily by the so. At any rate after the two _purchased by the Federadon of Catholic Institution. Pan of the Diamonds were cashed the-whole Jewish Agencies of Greater "new" building, actually a wing problem rested on the Trump Philadelphia In an unusual of the main building, wlll be used suit. ·Declarer could afford to agreement under which both by the school to house Its Upper lose but one trick there. Most groups wlll be able to serve their School, while the other part wlll Souths lost two when they played respective communities at the he utilized Immediately by youth a small Heart over to Dummy and same location. clubs, golden age groups and finessed with the Queen. They Officials of the FJA and the other participants of JYC Country Day School at the facilities. !Qtchen and cafeteria Overbrook Foundadon signed factlltles will be divided on a MlNE ACCIDENT papers providing for joint scheduled basis. EDWIN S. SOFORENKO TEL AVIV - Security forces occupation of the facility. 1be are Investigating a mine accident agreement Insures the SKLAR NAMED HOWARDS. MALCOLM that kllled one Israeli laborer and continuation of the Catholic girls NEW YORK - Murray S. GREENE GLAZZARD Injured two others on a road In school at the site, and at the Sklar, director of the Department UJper Galilee recently. 1be mine same time allows for the of Community Organization and MIC:HAELH. HAROLD was planted on a dir t road Immediate establishment of a Fund Raising of the J olnt SILVERMAN SILVERMAN frequently 118ed by workers on a western branch of J ewlsh Y s and Distribution Committee was Jewl _sh National Fund Centers on the property. appointed JDC Director for MURRY M. CHARLES D. afforestation project. A truck. 1be· Iocadon Is ·1n the center France, It was announced by HALPERT GAUVIN carrying 33 workers hit the mine of a large and growing Jewish Samuel L. Haber, JDC executive while on Its way back to Mulot population • . 1be FJA acquired vice-chairman, Mr. Sklar ALL LINES OF INSURANCE FOR BUSINESS township after the day's work. title to the property from the assumed his new post on April 1 INDUSTRY, HOME AND PERSONAL PROTECTION 1be fatally Injured victim was Institute of the Ladies· of the succeeding Albert A. Hutler who Identified as Victor HasOlUI, 46, Sacred Heart d the City of baa returned to the United States father al six.- Maalot Is a mixed Phllade'lphla, Under the after an 18 month tour of duty In 211 ANGELL STREET Arab-Jmeh township In central agreement, use of parts of the Paris, Mr. Haber said. Mr, Sklar Gal!IN. The local CO\Ulcll de facility will he programmed for will continue to direct the UNion 1-1923 plored _ the Incident and urged non-conflicting uaes during the Department of Community Jewish and Arab relldents· to school day and JYC uses during Organization and Fund Raising INSURAl'-ICE UNDERWRITERS, INC. maintain their good neighborly evening, waekend and summer from the JDC offtce In Paris, he relations. perlod1. added; £ : 8 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1971 More people attend the event PASSOVER EXHIBIT Mid-East Peace that ts advertised. Call the Her- JAMAICA, N.J. _ A aid office, 724-0200 or 724-0202. Passover exhblt Is now on view at Will Bring End CLOCK REPAIRING the Perkauf Museum of the "spetiolizint in International Synagogue at Of Anti-Semitism? •ANTIQUE Kennedy Airport. Hello Again! NEW YORK - Peace in the •MODERN Middle East will speed up the •GRANDFATHER eradication of Western EID'opean All Work Guora..iood Having A Party? ant1-Semlrtsm, according to the 17 DEIRUAll lO,lD, PIOYIDllla News of the Sports World by Warren Walden EID'opean Affairs Specialist of the l l1-4h.1_ _ CALL American Jewish Committee. Jerry Goodman, In an address 'M,X POllACK I',, CO EVER NEWI When you read this, 'The first night game was played before the Spring Conference of U RENT-ALLS hockey fans will be awaiting the with electric lights there In the alwnni of the · Rabbi Isaac a fourth championship Calder Cup 1909 ....Was the first floodlight Elchanan 'Theological Seminary ar 5 playoff game between the R,I. game played In Providence, Yeshiva University, linked the Reds and Springfield Kings: played at Hendrlcken with a reduction of Middle East tensions i Tables •• Chairs •• Dishes another game In a long, long portable power-house providing ro an over-all strengthening of Champagne Fountains series, the rivalry and the electric! ty for the lights? . . • the community life of European I Intenseness of which renews Football was played first at night Jewry. § 725-3779 Itself with each meedng. Back In tmder lights at old Kinsley Park Goodman said Jews are being ' I the early days of professional and the white ball was a -novelty. accepted as part of Western = hockey, the Reds and Springfield, AND - Where there's hope, European society, and "organized ~- called "Indians" then, were there's life so let's hope the R.I. anti-Semitism has nowhere near For the Finest in . .• rivals of the first magnitude; Reds go all the way, heyl .... And the Impact It had In the first part § INVITATIONS their geographical locadons being puleeze, don't say It If It Isn't of _the century." He pointed to a l'EISONAUZEO STA TIONEIY ~ USED 60"x30" such as ro afford fans an good - and - CARRY ONI recently completed study by_ INFOIIMALS • BUSINESS CAIDS Louvain University, Brussels, IUSINESS FOIMS oppornmity for following their DESKS $~ respecdve reams ro the other which sh o wed a greater I CAU: dty. 'The rivalry has remained Jewish Chaplains Endorse acceptance of Jews by Catholics. keen and razor-sharp down Compulsory Chapel Service Speaking of comm1IDal life among TED through the years: will be very Western E ur opean Jews, MRaJti much In evidence the final games NEW YORK - 'The Asso Goodman said, "Jewi s h LO EBEN BERG of this big series, the first In dat1on of Jewish Chaplains communal life Is being revived In ~ SAFES ,m:. = which the reams representat1ng In the Armed Forces has all cotmtrles of Western Europe, DAYS NIGHTS Providence and Springfield have endorsed the retention of In different ways and on different GOOD 274-1930 433-JOIO mer for the final championship of compulsory chapel attendance at levels. But there Is need to the Can-Am, Int. and American service academies In a resolution fortify this , commtmal life by USED Hockey Leagues: the circul t passed at Its 25th anniversary strengthening the European METAL having been known by other meeting. ColIDCII of Jewish Commtmltles. names In the past. 1be resolution stated, in part, There must be a more Intensive FILES ... that "Jews In the armed force s and systematic relat1onshlp with GAGNON, HART AND represent a scattered minority, organizations In America In the = CHAPMAN ... Back In the early whose spiritual needs cannot be areas of culture, religion and days of Providence-Springfield adequately served by the limited community services. Of equal rl val ry , Johnny Gagnon (A number of Jewish chaplains, and Importance Is the fostering of Testimonial was held for him every Jewish officer trained to closer relationships with Israel's ! recently) was an outstanding a.sswne such responslblllt1es with vast resources." If you're Buying or attraction before be was known as dignity and pride represents, "The Black Cat," a name he TO RECEIVE AWARD Selling , , , you can therefore, a di st1ncr asset ro the NEW YORK - Ogden R, gained whlle playing on the armed forces and helps fill a do better with us Polynesian Montreal line with other Reid, Congressman and former fundamental need of the Jewish U.S. Amb.assador to Israel, will •nd Immortals such as Joliet and comm tm1 ry.'' 5 • ADDERS • TYPEWRITERS Cantont·•c C,1,~,nc receive the 1971 Freedom Cup " CO CKTAILS SlRV(D" Morenz. Johnny was on a line ----- with Art Chapman and Glzzy A subscription to the Herald Award ot the Women's League tor ~=- :Es~!~~~~s ,• F~~~~~ • like OIi ltnko • makes a good gin. Telephone Israel at luncheon cer emonies at EQUIPMENT • ETC.. .ETC. , Hart, forming an Immortal trio In I 467-7440 the annals of Providence hockey. -24-0200 or 724-0202. the Waldorf Astoria on A rll 29. • Air C?nC:11,~d • And who could forget some of the 45 EAGLE STREET Amci lr f u r P•r:011"11 Springfield players of those 10 min\ ~,o-n P,o,o. memorable nJghts - 0 lndtan" Providence, R.I. Maracle, Sparky Vall and Everett ITES? Open 8 o m.-4 pm., Mon .- Fri . l27tl P~ 1 Rel . McGowan, the last named gaining W.trw1 ck additional fame In Ice Capades In later years when he was featured V FREE INSPECTION In an adagio nwnber on Ice with his wife, Ruth Mack. And now the V FAST SERVICE Reds and Springfield play for the big trophy after almost growing We have been helping families protect up together In hockey history In their homes for over 35 years. New England. ... May we help you? WHAT AGAIN! The World Coll us ••• for professional, scientific, Champion Baltimore Orioles and dependoble Termite Control. the Cincinnati Reds should have no trouble winning again in their respective Leagues, according ro NEWEN&UND the opinion of nearly 400 major leaguers who responded to PEST CONTROL CO. SPORT magazine's 19th annual player-predictlon poll, derails of which are In the May Issue. 'The players picked the Red Sox for a fourth place finish, following Detroit and New York .... An Was article In the same mag reveals that Joe Frazier was so dazed during the last rotmd that, shortly winter after the fight ended, he couldn't recall knocking All down __ .. And rough on one more - SPORT has annotmced the acquisition of pre-publication rights to a new book by Roger your car? Kahn '!!>out the Brooklyn Dodger reams of the early SO's. l . • •• Call us! EITHER OR: Alter the long waiting period, the R.I. Reds could be called champions of some sor:t, win, lose or draw In the final playoff serles .•. •Boys Ba DON'T Tune-up? Lube job? Battery? Best way playing baseball In the street on to find out just what your car does Vermont Avenue in Providence, right In front of the house where ' need, after a tough winter, is to see Tim O'Neil, the "Sandlot King" BLOW YOUR us. Complete check-up, overhaul. resided. He would have wanted 'ii,;. traffic halted. so rney ·could play.... Colorful crew racing by TOP! KELL Y'S TIRE & U-HAUL the Brown U. oarsmen on the Seekonk and It's a 2,000 merer 751 HOPE ST. PROVIDENCE colD'se If you don't know .... Qnce when Brown raced Dartmouth for NOW'S a coveted, battered trophy, JERRY'S MOBIL television camera-man George THE TIME Clark prepared to follow the 1101 HOPE ST. PROVIDENCE shells in a small, outboard '\ TO LET US powered boar. •••lfran out of gasl EDDIE'S ESSO SERVICE MORE AND MORE: 'The INSTALL AN AUTO AIR CONDITIONER IN 783 HOPE STREET Manhattan College baseball ream recently was scheduled against PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND six opponents In six • R.. atorWork YOUR CAR TEL. 831 -9619 days .... Baseball's first •lcNlyWloJlk professional ream, the Clnclnnat1 !led Stoclclnga played their first ...... ,,:RK;; EAST SIDE SERVICENTER season In 1869, winning 56 and being tied once but nor 152 ANGELL ST. 621 -7565 PROVIDENCE ...... defeated .•.. And another for Clnci: ...... ·- -·-· --·--- .., . ______.. __ ..... ,..~------cc=------~-~--·=:,-:--,,----:---:-, THE RHODE ISLAND HERAL~, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1971 9 NOT WELFARE TEL AVIV Finance SEND BESf WISHES Minister- Pinhas Saplr told the SUCCESSFUL JERUSALEM - President cable was signed by Leopold Labor Party convention tliat Zalman Shazar received a cable Latzm•n, Rachel Rablnovltz, bigger welfare benefits will not from eight Vllna Jews expressing Boris Gutman, Jacob Peltelson, eliminate poverty In Israel. "You "best wishes to the Jewish people Meir Gefen, Zalr.,an Zhellnsky, can get -rid of poverty by giving INVESTING for a happy festival ~ exodus for Leonard Schravkov and Elena people an education, quaUflcatlon every one of us equally." 1be Levin. for employment, a decent job and the posslblllty of acquiring a By Roger E. Spear decent home to live In," Saplr said. Yltzhak Ben-Aharon, TRINITY. SQUARE secretary general of Hlstadrut, REPERTORY COMPANY Market Action necessity of clarifying - before Israel's trade union federation, A Function of Political Cycles purchase - ~he tax status of a told the convention delegates that Trinity Sq. security In your state of a "fat, satisfied labor Playhouse Q: It seems to me I read residence. Because tax treatment movement" Is not capable of Phone Order somewhere that the stock market varies so widely from state-to feeling the hunger of the bave LAST WEEK! usually rises In pre-presidential state, It would take volumes to oots. election years. Is this accurate? cover the subject. A local tax NOW! rues. THRU SAT. It "Is certainly true this year. - specialist or municipal bond man JAN MELZER c.w. should have available the rules Singer A: Earlier this year, my staff which apply In your state. 1971-1972 made a detailed study which -As a general rule of thumb, ISRAELI confirmed the close correlation I n t e r e s t on debt securities AND FOLK MUSIC "Interim Season" between market action and offered by a state or Its AVAILABLE FOR: qii-rey· election cycles. The study municipalities are exempt from · Subscription covered the years from 1937 • Luncheons • Porties Income tax In the state of Issue. • Orgoni,olions •. • • TVs Is 1 'Riney' through the present, a period This, though, does not rule out seeing. ft Is." e ncompassing eight full FOi MORE INFORMATION Trinity Sq. Playhouse wri possible personal property. tax U.S._ presidential terms . liability. Yours could also be one 831-5813 In only one term, 1937-1940, of several states which have did the pre-election or third year reciprocal tax agreements. BOX OFFICE: THE ARCADE, PROV. f\l,ll to show a gain. In that year - However, Interest on Puerto /Jouf.va,J SlaJ• Phone 351-4242 Mon. thru Sat. I 939 - mounting threats of war Rican bonds Is tax exempt from sruDENT RATES were refiected In the market and both federal and state taxes ,.,.J ;/),ap•, .!Jnc. the Dow Industrial average de regardless or the owners state of • WINDOW SHADES clined 2.9%. The next seven polit residence. TICKETS ical cycles showed the Dow gain • CARPETING ORklER NOW! LIMITED Ing In each third year. For these • DRAPERIES SUBSCRIBE NOW TO eight years the Dow gained an av Calls Defined • ACCESSORIES erage of 16.3%. By comparison, the average decline for the first 742 EAST AVE. Q : I have notlc~d BACH FESTIVAL IX years of the four year terms (In advertisements In newspapers for PAWTUCKIT, I.I. cluding 1969) was 1.2%, Second calls. Would you explain what 724-0610 MAY 11-14-15 and fourth years showed gains of they are and how they work? - HOUIS, M-,._S 9 ._ S ALUMNAE HAll, PEMBROKE COLLEGE, 1:30 P.M. 2.8% and 2.2%, respectively. F.T. ,.w.,, ... For purposes or comparison a A: Calls are options to ,..,,....., .,... 11 0-1rtll.l . slm liar study was compiled or purchase a given stock within a C...trlkl MISS ANN OF c.tat1ll.2'1 ,.... , ••, 14 Sl111111Y, l&Y II Gross National Product (In specl!led time limit and at a llil•c-..1• "f111it1Aoctnllac constant dollars) and money stated price. In order ror a call laMlllja,(Y,vo/cll) s111,k•... 11S1.Mlltlln" supply. GNP scored the greatest buyer to profit, the stock must go . UEVON BEA TY SAl.01 "lid" (Vi,a/d;J --~c.r11,11 .a gaJns In the third and fourth up In P!"I<;!!. A tY.ll!cal c_all years, while money supply was contract Is written ror 100 shares HA REC ENTLY ADDED Rhode Island Civic Chorale & Orchestra the most plentiful In the second to be purchased within six months • MISS CAROL Louis ,ichierri, M111ic Oire THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1971 13 Agudath Israel Asks Herald subscribers comprise excellent results, advertise In the Synagogues In Washington an active buying market. For Herald. Call 724-0200. Israeli Government Are Smeared, Vandalized To Stop Pressure GIVE A WASHINGTON - SWastlbs NEW YORK - The Israeli first vandalism In Its 13-year government was asked by an and hammer-and-sickle emblems existence. All six of Its doors MEMORIAL GIFT TO MOTHER were painted on the walls of four emergency meeting of. the were smeared with paint. executive committee of Agudath synagogues and another Ironically, the building has · ONE THAT INCREASES IN VALUE EACH YEAR synagogue was stoned here. Israel of America this week to fioodllghts that are on at night. "halt Its pressure tactics to We are pleased to present the The foot-high desecrations Observers said the stoning of were painted on with black attempt to coerce the Israeli very first limited edition of the Summit Hill was apparently not rabbinate to compromise Torah enamel paint and the apparent use connected with the smeartngs at of stencils. The daublngs - law on conversions and personal Swedish Mother's Day Plate the other four synagogues. marital status." _ effected at night In a respectable, Although the neighborhood, In by RORSTRAND low-c r Im e neighborhood The call related to the ongoing upper northwest Wli!;hlngton, has controversy In Israel over the victimized Tlfereth Israel, a had Its population turn In recent THE DANISH lr~ EDITION THE NORWEGIAN 3rd Edition Conservative temple, and Ohev rabbinates' lnsisrence upon strict by IING GRONDAHL years from predominantly Jewish adherence to Torah law (Halacha) l,y TORSTRUND • Shalom, Beth Shalom and ~th to slgnlfl.cantly black, an official Achlm, all Orthodox. Summit Hill In conversions to the Jewish faith ALSO , The hand -blown cryslol vase tolled "Happiness· w/lh excellent of one of the vandalized and In the marital status of Its Congregation, an Orthodox synagogues said Jewish-black . ching, of o mother and cbohl. llony other items. HOURS, 10 lo S; synagogue, was stoned during citizens. hurs . Iii 9; S.n. UO lo 5 relations In the area were The call, which was Issued Passover services by assailants friendly. Another otnclal noted , "l 1507 POST ROAD who fied. over the slgnarure · of the that the American Nazi Party chairman of Agudath Israel's •~.:andina.'ian H/ti\ WARWICK · Rabbi A. Nathan Abramowitz held a rally here recently In ' ;l' 739-0053" of Tlfereth Israel, former executive committee, Rabbi Lafayette Park and that Its 11 Moshe Horowitz, declared: chairman of the Washington participants reportedly Included Board of Rabbis, said that while a "Events In Israel during the past four men who were allegedly few weeks have pointed to an similar Incident at his shul five beaten by Jewish Defense League years ago was found to have been unprecedented campaign being LIMITED NUMBER OF members outside the White House waged by many people, Including committed by youngsters, this earlier during a rally for Soviet time "It looks like a professional members of the Cabinet, against Jews. He speculated that the neo Torah standards for Halacblc CABANA POOL MEMBERSHIPS Job." The worst-marred building Nazls might have vandalized the was Beth Shalom, suffering Its conversion and personal marital synagogue to avenge themselves. status. These eternal laws of STILL AVAILABLE unchanging relevance are being challenged with coercive demands French-Trained Spies for modification and amendment SHIPYARD CABANA CLUB to suit the wishes of secularist Arrested In Israel elements." PROVIDENCE, R.I. JERUSALEM - Israeli planned the multiple airliner ESTABLISH NAHAL police disclosed the arrests last hijacldngs of last September. She (NEXT TO COPPER GALLEY RESTAURANT) TEL AVIV - Another Nahal also reportedly admitted week of five French-trained - para-military settlement - committing sabotage In a West saboteurs working for Aub was officially established In the j 781-0671 terror Is t organizations. The European Country. Police did not Arava region of the Negev about release further details. round-up was described as one of 20 miles north of Ellat and less CALL ) 124-1212 the biggest coups of Israel's . The most bizarre case than two miles west of the t 871-7700 revealed by Turjeman was the counter-espionage service. J ordanlan border. Named Nahal According to Jacob Turjeman, a arrest of two French tourists at a Katora, It will produce early OPEN FOR INSPECTION police spokesman, It forestalled a Tel Aviv hotel last week who winter vegetables that thrive In wave of sabotage and terror In were found In possession of high the hot, dry climate. Agrlculrure SUNDAYS 1-3 explostves concealed In shoe P.M. Israel Including a plot to hijack a Minister Chaim Gvatl attended heels, clothing lining and In a TWA airliner In filght from Inauguration ceremonies. Lydda to New York. lady's handbag. The pair was Turjeman said details of the Identified as Pierre Burghalter, affair were passed on to interpol 69 and his wife, Edith, 60. and to the various police forces According to police the couple ---o-1L-PA~l~N:--::-T=-=-1N=-=G~s-----ORIGI NALS In Europe which led to the arrest was carrying the most of a group of terrorists In Rome. sophistlcateC: sabotage device yet He told newsmen at a press known In Israel. WATER COLORS conference that the first arrest In It consisted of· articles of Israel was made April 11 at clothing soaked In a liquid which, PRINTS Lydda Airport, Police seized two when dried, become explosive. WARWICK GALLERIES, sisters, Nadia and Madeleine The Burghalters allegedly INC. Bardley, aged 26 and 21, who planned to detonate the 422 'll'AR'll'ICK AVENUE were caught with forged Impregnated articles In schools 'II' AK'll' ICK. R.I. 02888 passports and luggage filled with and other public places. Telephone 401-467-3343 various types of high explosives. According to police the couple The girls reportedly confessed was paid $2,000 to commit CLOSED MONDAYS membership In the Popular Front sabotage In Israel . for the Liberation of Palestine In France. Their father Is Moslem and their mother Christian. On April 12 police arrested 26-year-old Evelyne Brage at Lydda Airport. The German-born Old Co1ony Co-operative Bank woman who was raised In France m was said to have been exposed as one of the PFLP members who Students Picket May Co. For Selling Russian Goods LOS ANGELES - The city's largest department store, the May Company, was picketed by more than 200 students protesting Its selling of _Russian vodka, caviar and furs and Its giving Money for floor space to a travel agency selling tours to the Soviet Union. Your New The demonstration was coordinated by the Southern Home is California Council for Soviet Jews and "the California Students Ready and for Soviet Jews. Zev Yaroslavsky, chairman of the Waiting OCCSJ, said the demonstrators had ' exposed (May's) complicity ... at Old Colony, our with the Soviet's oppression of Jews" and "we Intend to see to It 12-Point Mortgage that Americans stop spending makes· it easy to buy, American dollars In the Fascists' dictatorial Soviet Union." build or remodel on He added that there was "an favorable terms now. excellent posslblll ty that May Telephone 831-7900 Company will take all Soviet goods off their shelves and will for details, or stop evict the travel agency lnvohed in at any of In selling tours to the USSR." But he added: "If they don't make any our 15 offices. concessions then we will make hell for M.ay Company." Old Colony OPPOSED WASHINGTON - Sen. of Course Gordon L. Allott, Republican of Colorado, declared his opposition to a Middle East peace force that would Include Soviet soldiers. "No sensible solutlon,1' he advised his colleagues, "will attempt to legitimize the Russian presence, which be called "the major source of unresolvable tensions" In the area. i 14 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1971 Sadat Meets-With United States Official, Continues To Attract Supposedly To Promote Suez Agreement (" Foreign Capital CAIRO - President Anwar Mr. Sterner who escorted Mr. e!-Sadat conferred for more than Rogers to visit Cairo during tbe N E W YORK Israel involved. Sadat on a tour of the United first week al May. continues to attract foreign Under the investment an hour and a half last week with . States in 1966. a visiting State Department The Egyptians have informed capital at a record pace despite program, Mr. Stopper said, official at a crucial moment in Earller, Mr. Sterner met with Mr. Rogers that be ls welcome if the polltical situation In the Near Israel will double output of such United States efforts to promote Salah Gohar, Under Secretary of be wishes fo come. But they seem East, Yesbapahu Stopper, products as pantyhose and knitted an agreement on an Israell the Foreign Mlnlstry. Rellsble dubious about the benefl t of such director of Israel's Investment fabrics. Textlles, however, he pullback in the Sinai Peninsula sources reported that Mr. Gohar a visit, and clearly do not expect Authority, said llere last week, said, are only a small part of the and subsequent reopening of the had emphasized that there could h1m here if the Suez Canal according to a New York nmes expansion program financed by Suez Canal. be no breakthrough on the Suez proposal breaks apart. article by ijerbert Koshetz. foreign capital and government The meeting with Michael Canal plan before Israel had_ Egypt's stand on her terms S o far this year, Mr. !\Inds. Sterner,· who ls the chief desk formally declared an intent to for reopening the canal seems to Stopper's agency has approved A large portion of investment officer for Egyptian affairs in the withdraw fully from the Sinai have been bolstered by Soviet industrial and commerclal approvals this year were for State Department, followed a Pen 1n s u I a . Egyptian sources assurances of support to Foreign ventures involving a total tankers and for the metal strongly worded article in the commented that once such a Mlnlster Mahmoud Rlad during investment of $250-mllllon, and industries. authoritative Cairo dally Al commitment had been obtained recent consultations in Moscow. before the year ls out, approvals "All metal plants in Israel Ahratn declarlni that the from Israel the details for The Soviet assurances were could be double that amount. are in the process of expansion," Egyptian l,tadership "cate.: implementing the Suez Canal plan important to the Egyptian In I 9 7 0 , the authority Mr. Stopper noted, "and part of gorically rejected" conditions probably could be negotiated with leadership, which has reacted approved $500-mllllon in new the growth has been dictated by put forth by Israel for acceptance some give-and-take on both with considerable agitation to ventures and in 1969 the figure Israel's defense needs." of the pullback proposal. sides. news reports about additional was $300-mllllon, Mr. Stopper Defense spending accounts for proposal. dellveries al Phantom fighter said in an interview at the New 40 percent of the total Israell President Sadat, in an bombers to Israel by the United York headquarters of the agency. budget, or more than $1.6-bllllon. The lsraells are reported to announcement on April 2, offered be insisting on an Egyptian States, and lsraell requests to "Israel has never been in a In the chemical fteld, Israel to reinstate the formal cease-fire buy still more to balance a new total state of peace," be pointed - has under consideration a project declaration formally ending the - which expired March 7 - state of belllgerency, separation build-up al Egyptian air defenses o~ "but I foresee a continued for production of magnesium for a fixed period if the Israells With Soviet assistance. period of quiet and if the Suez oxide which ls plentlflll in the of a canal agreement from the withdrew from the eastern bank broader negotiating effort of Despite the agitation, Egyptian Canal Is reopened, the Dead Sea. It ls also thinlclng about of the canal. He also suggested officials are stressing that there atmosphere for foreign Dr. Gunnar V. Jarring, the establlshment of an enterprise to the establlshment of a neutral stlll remains a poss1blllty of a Investments wlll be even better." produce magnesium metal. United Nations Intermediary, and zone in the Sinai Peninsula to guarantees that no Egyptian or political solution of the confllct Israel's law for Mr. Stopper noted that the separate Egyptian and lsraell with Israel. Encouragement of Capital "approved industries" play a Soviet forces would be permitted troops. However, be lllslsted that to cross the canal once the Investment ls designed prlmarlly very important role in Israel's Egyptian forces cross to the It ls being emphasized, to funnel Investment into e:rport exports, which helps to offset its tsraells pulled back from the eastern shore of the canal. however, that the solution must area. orlented industries in areas unfavorable balance of trade. The · United States has be achieved before Sept. I, where where llttle industry exists at The Government's goal ls to Al Abram's reaction was not undertaken the thorny task of plebiscites wlll be conducted in necessarily the final word on the present. These areas Include the double its current exports, now promoting an agreement on Mr. Egypt, Ubya and Syria for a Negev, all of Galilee and the valued at $78-mllllon, in the next issue, but it reflected a growing Sadat's proposal, and the issue federation. wariness here on the terms for Besan Valley. nve years. presumably was foremost among Once the federation takes Sllgbtly less favorable terms implementation of the plan. the subjects discussed by Mr. effect, Egyptians say, Egypt then No details were made publlc are offered for investment in the Tourism in Israel has been Sadat and Mr. Sterner. w111 be committed to go along more populated areas such as the increasing at a tremendous rate on the talks between Mr. Sadat Mr. Sadat's reaction to with the extremist, no and Mr. Sterner, who arrived Northern Negev and the and this has created a need for Israel's counterproposals may be comproml~ positions of the Jerusalem area, and other urban additional hotel accommodations. here on what was described as a decisive to tentative plans by Ubyan and Syrian Governments routine orientation visit. It was areas. In 1969 and 1970, the Secretary of State Wllllam P. toward Israel. "Approved Enterprises" Government approved plans for under the law get tax providing 4,000 to 5,000 new hotel conce s s 1 on s, cash grants, rooms. About 1,500 will be ready development loans and deferment at the end of this year. of fees. Such ventures, for Mr. Stopper said that the instance pay only 33 percent Investment Authority ls company profit tax for a period of part l c ula r 1 y Interested in Last~ all John Benson nve years, or about half of the projects that can ut111ze Israel's normal Income tax of other high sclentlflc and technological businesses, and are entitled to a competence. depreciation allowance of twice "Our engineering and ' ,.,.h, . ., .. •' savedwas$54.32.. the usual rate • scientific costs," he said. ~·are In most ventures, the among the lowest in the world." Government of Israel wlll supply He cl ll!d the experience of up to 60 percent of total Motorola, which manufactures capltallzatlon of which up to 20 communication equipment in percent Is In outright grants and Israel. In 1970, it exported This yem; he joined the the balance In loans with interest merchandise valued at $2.2- ranging from 6.5 percent to 9 mllllon. Thi& year, It has export percent, depending on the area orders for $6-m11llon, he said. Payroll~ Plan. Israeli Government Authorizes Further Discussions On Suez JERUSALEM - The Israell cleared and operated. The Suez Government reviewed ·the latest Canal has been closed by Cairo C:1plomatlc exchanges with the since the six-day war of 1967. United States and authorized For 23 years ever since Isra~l Poor John. Money just seemed to slip as a bonus at maturity, applies to all further discussions aimed at became a state, Egypt and Israel right through his fingers. Every time Bonds issued since June 1, 1970 . .. finding a formula to reopen the have been in a technical state of Suez Canal and separate the he planned to stash something away, with a comparable improvement for belligerency, whether or not Israel! and Egyptian front Unes. there was fighting actually going there wasn't anything left. all older Bonds. Foreign Minister Abba Eban on. Then John decided to join the Pay If you keep forgetting to save reported on the discussions that Israel! offlctals now use the have taken place in the last week, phrase, in citing their roll Savings Plan where he works. something out of your ch.eek, join an official spokesman said. These requirements during the current Now, an amount he specifies is auto the Payroll Savings Plan and let include the submission of Israel's diplomatic activity, "absolute bas I c ideas, the follow-up matically set aside from his check s_omebody else do the remembering certainty that there will be no conversation of Deputy Premier resumption of 'fighting" across before he gets it. And invested in for you . Ylga) Allon and Secretary of State the canal if the Israell forces pull U.S. Savings Bonds. Wlllla-m P. Rogers, in back far enough to allow It to Washington, and the subsequent operate. Because John has become such a contacts preparing for Mr. This ls seen here as a more systematic saver, he's almost forgot Rogers' forthcoming visit to the practical statement of Israel's ten about it. When he gets around Middle East. · immediate interests, bypassing Offlctals declined to diclose any Ideological meaning that to remembering, he's ·going- to have the details of the consultations. anyone might want to attribute to quite a nest egg laid away. But they left no doubt that they an "end to belligerency." w e r e taking the exchanges - And now there's a bonus interest seriously and saw reason to ABORTIONS rate on all U.S. Savings Bonds-for expect progress despite the wide TEL-AVIV 65,000 Bonds arc sn lc. If lost, stolen, or destroyed, .AfP' gulf between the publlc positions abortions were performed for E Bonds, 5½ % when held to matu we replace them. \Yhcn ncc,lcd , they can be I"~ ~, of Israel and Egypt. ca:: hc,I :1.t you r bnnk . Tax may be deferred * .-.. * both married and unmarrled rity of 5 years, 10 months (4% the until redemption. ;\nd always remember, \. ~;.,,I From the intensity of the women in Israel during the years first year). That extra½%, payable Bonds ntt :t. proud WllY to sa.\'c. ~ ,. discussion between Israel and the 1969 and 1970, according to a United State·s, it can be assumed statement by Dr. Paul Ellas, !lead that there ls disagreement of the Gynecological Section of a between them about the tactics of Rehobot hospital. the current dellcate diplomacy, He flied the report as part of but officials here discounted Its a criminal actfon In which Dr. slgnlflcance. Ellas stands accused of having A potentially slgn1flcant carried out 1llegal abortions in Take stock in -Anterica. nuance seems to have sllpped into the Kupat Hollm Hospital at the Israeli posltlon as lt ls Rehobot. · In defense of · Ills -·Now Bonds pay a bonus at maturity. discussed, a gentler _actions, he argued that aborllons interpretation of a lone-standing are taking place in all hospitals lsraell condition that might mm of the Kupat Hollm and also in lt easter for Egypt to accept. private hospitals, and tllat the This involves the requirement government authorltles are flllly that C~ro accept an "end to aware of them. belligerency" as one of the SP-Hl94 conditions for an Israeli pullback ll you can't afford sable, give irom the canal'• eutern bank to her the Herald. permit the :i,aterway to be ' ,Masada Heroes Institute On 'The Hungry Family' Fell In Vain, Says Lorincz Jo Be Held This Wednesday JERUSALEM - Knesset member Sblomo Lorincz of A cine-day Institute on "The Agudat Israel lodged a formal Hungry Family" wlll be held at complaint against the operation the RolD1d Top Church on on the Sabbath of a recently Wednesday, May 5. Registration completed cable car connection will be at 9:30 a.m. Everyone will from the Dead Sea shore to the provide her own l1D1cb and coffee top of the ancient Jewish for and desser wlll be served by the tre89 of. Masada. Demanding a Providence Section, National debate on the Issue, be explained, Co1D1cil of Jewish Women. "11,e heroes of Masada have fallen In vain! 11,e defenders of Mrs. Herman Gross, newly Masada died because they refused Installed president of the group, to give up the! r rights to practice started the series on hunger. The their religion. What the Roman first lnstlMe was on the blDlgry legions failed to do 2,000 years chlld and the third will be on the ago has now been achieved by the h1D1gry elderly. Israelis." Panel speakers will be Mrs. Pioneer Women In reply, Deputy Premier Dorothy Santoro, nutrition aide at OUR YOUNGER SET, Julie Sara Ylgal Allon stated that the matter the University of Rhode Island Feldman, 14 months old, is the To, Honor Mrs. Adler was entirely out of the Extension: Mrs. Natalie Giglio, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Martin P. government's control. The chief, Diet Co1D1sel Ing Service Feldman of Barrington. cableway, he said, had been built Pioneer Women wlll honor Nutrition Cotmell of R,I. Maternal grandparents are Mr. Mrs. Fred Adler and her 75th and was being nm by a foreign and Mrs. Milton Young of East birthday at a meeting which wlll investor's company wider an Providence. Paternal grandparents be held on Tuesday, May 4, at the Irrevocable contract with the MRS. HERMAN GROSS ate Mr. and Mrs. Morris Feldman Biltmore Hotel at 1 p.m. National Parks Authority, an of New York Oty. Mrs. Adler has been active In Independent panel. 11,e Parks the Jewish Community for most Author! ty, be continued, had Still Discrimination Against Jews Herald sttl>scrlbers comprise of her life. She was president of leased the site from the National an active buying market. For the South Providence Ladles' Aid Lands Administration for 49 In· Corporate Executive Positions excellent results, advertise in the for many years and she al so years, and nothing could be Herald. Call 724-0200. legally done about It before 2018. worked for the Jewish orphanage sr. LOUIS - A Deputy uMeanwhile, executive suite of Rhode Island and for the B'NAI B'Rlnl AWARD Assistant Secretary of Labor said d i s crim i n a tion Is botmd to Jewish Festival Committee. Sie CHICAGO - Robert W. here that discrimination against continue as a growing Impediment was one of the fo1D1ders of Jews In filling top corporate for Negroes, Puerto Ricans, Pioneer Women. Galvin, chairman of Motorola, received the national B'nal B'rlth executive positions persists Mexican-Americans, Orientals , Mrs. Kenneth Resnick, a "Great American Award" at a although "the exclusions come In American Indians and other non member of Dvorah Dayan Chapter $125 a plate dinner to raise ftmds many cases as a great shock to whites, as more members of of Pioneer Women will speak on for the organization's Youth the corporations themselves." these groups move toward the her recent trip to Israel Tbe situation was discussed at levels where they will qualify for Mrs. Maurice Schwartz Is Services program. Sen. Char les H. Percy will be the principal length by John L. Wilkes, who management positions." Wilkes program chairman. speaker. oversees contract compliance In said. the Department of Labor. "Afr[ success In the Jewish Finds Israelis Vastly Superior He addressed a l1D1cheon for group s fight against bias, -45 local corporation presidents therefore, Is likely to become a TEL AVIV - An Israeli He explained the disparity by and prtnctpals representing 22 St. most Important precedent for scientist compared the observing that Egypt receives Louts-based major corporations. otber minorities In the future." technologies of Israel and E~t ready-made technologies from It was arranged by the Executive Wilkes suggested that this week and fo1D1d Israel s o u t s I de wt thout any so1D1d Employment Opportunity corporate executives examine vastly superior. fo1D1datlon of Its own. He said Committee of. the American statistics In their own companies there was no scientific Jewish Committee and the Jewish to determine If discrimination DAVID FRYE According to Prof. Yuval atmosphere In Egypt for basic Employment and Vocational exists and then "Issue clear CO-STARRING Neeman, bead of the faculty of research and many Egyptian Service. statements on non-discriminatory physics and astronomy at Tel scientists pursue their fields 11,e government official satd policy, Instructions to personnel MARILYN MICHAELS abroad. Aviv University, Israel enJoys a that "most of the major national s t a f fs to carry out equal the lovely songstress, opportunity policies, com seven-to-one ratio over Egypt In NEED INVTrA TIONS corporations In St. Louis have comedienne few munication of the policy to all technological fields, an Increase NEW YORK - 11,e Soviet 11 any Jews In the executive or mana2erlal levels of from the tour-to-one ratio that OVlr (visa office) In Moscow bas levels of the company, actual Thursday, May 6 existed a few years ago. If advised applicants for emigration employment."' He satd, "Some promotion and transfer of 8:30P.M. Israel's development continues at that as • of. next week they will people attribute this more to minority group members, and the Its present or higher rate, the need Invitations to enter the traditional recruitment and hiring use of Jewish organizational VETERANS AUDITORIUM gap will be even further widened, office, rellabt-. Jewish sources patterns rather than conscious advice In developing recruitment ncxns, '4.st-S.51-6.SO Neeman said. reported. discrimination. I would generally policies." . AVlll PIAIIO lADD'S MUSIC QNTIIS agree with this evaluation although In some cases, It may be too charitable a Judgment." Jalestint &4rint "1bese are the facts." Wilkes said. "They cannot be disputed. Nor can we dispute the fact that [JJ? " ;;HODEci;:ERAL&D,-·~·; ~. m: .,· ll! . [di/i,A A 'mw/,1,x -111 HERALD '°(ualit1J1 • _ Jervtce / · (Contlnuedfrompage6) "my" enemies. "Wake U,."· Classified · · gate, It was your generation who Realize what the Soviets haw · D let the Germans commit donelnthepastandwhattheycan Call 724-0200 B. atrocltles against the Jews worse do In the future. You are rlizht. than frogs and mice, and It was the stick has two ends: one end la LJ S/NESS /REC TORY you and your generation that the Russian enemy, and the other 3-Apartments for Rent spent mllllons of. dollars on a end ls not the Soviet Jew as you fiasco called Brussels solely to would llke to beUew but rather FIVE ROOMS, Off Hope, neo, Block· praise the "Brave Red Army." the American Jew, who would llke stone Boulevard. First floor. Go· Mr. Segal, the revolution Is to stay In his comfortable home. rage, storm windows. Near bus, over and the CommUD!sts haw You fear turning over the schools, shopping. Call 83 l-3 l l 5. won. Are your emotional ties to applecart, but If you don't turn "mother Russia" so sweet that over the applecart and the Jews EAST SIDE: Four room flat, off Roch· you will not recognize that Russia In Russia die, you ·can put ombeau, near shopping area. Com Is now-as before-the enemy yourself on the applecart and roll pletely renovated. Tile bath, shower. of the Jew? Russia Is destroying It out the window. Incldently, how UN 1-4368: evenings or we~kends. the Soviet Jews and trying with ls It that I've never seen you at a all her might to destroy Israel. protest yet; ts It that the 19-General Services yet you contend that we must sidewalks are too bard or are console "the Soviet office your convictions too weak. Russia CAINNTRY: Custom design. Elec workers who were scared to understands only one language so trical, plumbing. Skilled, reliable, reasonable. Bob Schmidt. 723-5699. death by the frogs and mice In w e m u s t s p e a k t h a t New York." You Identify, not with language-Action, action and Jews but with the Soviets as you more action! We must turn the RUG SHAMPOOING: Floor waxing. say "Today we shall put Soviet Jewish problem Into the Reasonable rates. Larry Dugan, ourselves In the place of the Soviet Jewish "Issue." That 353-9648. Soviet Office workers . . . " Do "beautiful scene" of frogs and CAl"S FLOOR CLEANING: Gene,al you feel llke switching places mice and more and more llke It cleaning. Floors washed, waxed and with people?. How about Mark will turn the problem Into the buffed, rugs shampooed. 272-~28, Dymshltz, ls he worthy enough Issue and that Is a beautiful 831-4795. for you to take his place or Is he scene. PREPARED BY THE FORMER CHEF Just a lowly Jew? Well Mr. Segal, I will now answer your C&D CLEANING: Floors, 'A'indaws. OF THE LEDGEMONT COUNTRY CLUB he's Jewish and proud of It, and quest Ion regarding our Residential and commercial. Free es that's wby he's spending time In Interruptions of the concerts by timates. 351-5430. RESTAURANT Stberla. There Is, my dear man, Soviet artists and I quote once a resurgence of Jewish youth again "of all people to be 21-Helj, Wanted 588 WARWICK AVE., WARWICK (cor. US Rte. 1A) burning with 1ewlsh prlde, and maligned, artists should be the the "Pandora s Box" will be last ones. 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