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11 J~·• 1~11 \l ! STO;< I CAL R I t.•• "' 2 O• q :,,.,. .,;.,~-..1 "LL- ST• PROV • b • R. I • ,. Unofficial Envoy To UAR To Seek Talks Agr.ee~e·nt WASHINGTON - An unofficial earlier this week, Mr. Anderson, envoy froin President Johnson, It was reliably reJ)Orted, con THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEW/SH WEEKLY IN R. /. AND SOUTHEAST MASS . , former Secretary of the Treasury ferred with President Johnson. - Robert B. Anderson, Is presently Informants said that he carried In Cairo following up reJ)Orts that no special message to Mr. Nas VOL . LI, NO, 36 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1967 15¢ PER COPY 16 PAGES Egypt will agree to Indirect dis ser from Mr. Johnson except to cussions with Israel under the UN counsel general restraint and to aegis. Informed sources say he Is reaffirm the basic outline of Sy undertaking a delicate and Impor American proJ)Osals for a Middle Recital Yehudi Menuhin New York Bar tant diplomatic mission for the Eastern settlement. President, but In C alro his visit Mr. Anderson's task, Infor Is considered unornclal. mants said, was more to listen To Aid Arab Relief fund Admits Goldberg Mr. Anderson also served as and ask questions than to make LONDON - Yehudi Menuhin. home. NEW YORK - Arthur J. Gold an unofficial high-level contact proJ)Osals on behalf of the United gave a recital to aid the Arab Re- "He has this extreme pas berg, chief United States Repre with President Gama! Abdel Nas States. Nonetheless, these - lief Fund ol the Standing Con sion," the younger Menuhin ob sentative to the United Natlo'15 ser on the eve of the war In June, sources said that W"-?hlngton had ference of British Organizations served. "C !l_rtaln subjects we just and a former Associate Justice of He Is reJ)Orted to have met with taken the Initiative In sending Mr. for Aid To Refugees, on Oct. 27 don't talk about." the United States Supreme Court Mahmoud Rlad, UAR foreign min Anderson to Cairo after earlier The elder Menuhin, who grew -~ at the Royal Festival Hall. An ar "finally got around" this week to ister, and to be meeting with British missions and after the < dent supJ)Orter of Israel, the viO: up In Palestine before emigrating requesting and Immediately re President Nasser sometime be Egyptian Government, through the llnist appeared with his sister to the United States, declared In a ceiving the right to practice law fore the weekend. controlled press, had shifted Hephzibah •as piano accompanist telephone Interview from his In New York. Efforts at the United Nations away from President Nasser's and Sir John Gielgud, the actor, home In California with "The In a brief ceremony, the five to establish a special representa charge that the United States and who read Poetry. London Daily Express" that his justices of the Appellate Division tive for the Middle East to try to Britain had helped Israel during The heads of Jewish organiza son had wept because, for the acknowledged Mr. Goldbe~g•s begin talks between Israel and the the June war. tions and the Israeli Ambassador first time, his father would not "good character" and _his quali UAR may have been snafued by did not attend (the performance attend his concerts. fications to practice law In the the U.S. House of Representatlv9s CAIRO - Dr. Ahmad Hassan was at 11 p.m. on a Friday), nor ,c I made this decision," he state. The ceremony was held In vote against admitting Egyptian e 1-Z a ya t, the UAR's chief did most of the Arab ambassa said, "because of those poor the ornate court house at Madison cotton, according to UAR SJ)Okesman, said that he hopes dors. Members of the Arab em miserable Arabs who have been Avenue and 25th Street. sources. Disagreement over the Mr. Anderson's visit might help bassy staffs represented them, chased out by the Jews In a war Through a spokesman at the authority and terms of reference lead to a Middle Eastern solution, however. of aggression.'' United States mission to the for such a representative have although he did not know the pur Mr. Menuhin said that the Miss Hephzibah M.enuhln said United Nations, Mr. Goldberg, bogged down the efforts, which J)Ose of the visit. concert was held at that hour as that she and her brother did not who served on the high court began when Sir Dingle Foot re Mr. Anderson told a news If was the only time, on short no agree with their father. She com from October, 1962, until his aP Ported In mid-October that Pres paper reporter tha\ he was here tice, that they could get !he hall. mented that he was "more like an Polntment to the world organiza ident Nasser was ready to talk on private business Involving He explained the reason for the Old Testament prophet, but we tion In July, 1965, said there was with Israel even before Israeli American fertilizer and agricul recital: like to think of ourselves as no "political" significance to his forces withdrew from the Sina! tural companies. "Never was a war fought that bridge-builders." wanting to be admitted to prii:ctlce Peninsula. He said the Egyptian "The only discussions I am was so essential for the Israelis Yehudi Menuhin, who Is 51 here, · . leader had suggested that the having of any substance are on to win as the war In June. But years old, Is an American c!tlz.en "I always seek to join the bar talks could begin within the business matters," he said. also I think that never was a war who maintains homes In Los of any state that I live In for any framework of the 1949 armistice Asked whether he had seen or !ought with less hatred. No hate Gatos, Calif., London, and length of time," he said, agreements ending the Palestine would be seeing President Gama! Gstaad, Switzerland. 1 at all, I would say. All the Is war. Abdel Nasser, - Mr. Anaei-:son raelis want Is to live In peace and· Israel has taken the position said, "I am just visf.tlni; wn , provide their nelghbU i, wlL, b·efore the United Nations General friends." some of the benefits they enjoy," Jewish Theatre Of Poland Compares Assembly that the armistice Dr. Zayat said that he was The violinist said he was un agreements have been "corroded still optimistic that a settlement derlining the "no hate" aspect, and shattered beyond repair" and could be achieved by diplomatic "The significance lies not In Yiddis•h Plays In Warsaw, New York "cannot now be rebuilt.'' means. He ruled out direct talks the amount of money we raise but NEW YORK - The Yiddish ap ter of Jewish temperament." One of the principal reasons with the Israelis, saying that they In the gesture. I realized that no proach to a play Is different from "Jews would stress parts of for the Anderson mission, well had broken the armistice agree Arab could make such a gesture that of the French theatre, said the play differently," said Henryk placed sources said, Is to give ment of 1949 and that to deal with toward the, Jews after suffering actors from the Jewish State Grynberg, who at 31 Is one of the the United States an opportunity them now "would not be honest to ( ' defeat. It Is up to the Jews to take Theatre of Poland who are now youngest In the cast. "They would to sound out the Egyptians at our children." S'- : the lnitlatlve. I do It as a Jew. I playing In Jacob Gordln's "Ml stress the anti-war parts of the first-hand and a chance to reopen He expressed Indignation at a ( do It also as a member of the hu rele Efros" In an eight-week play very openly, and the family high-level contacts with Presi remark by Mr. Eshkol that Jew ' I man race." stand here, They are alternating sentiments. Poles might stress dent Nasser, cut off since the ish Im migrants were needed to He also hoped the gesture the Yiddish classic with Bertolt the heroic moments of war." June war. Cairo broke off diplo J)Opulate "places where we do not would please his 74-year-old fa Brecht's "Mother Courage" In a The older actors said they l)ad matic relations on June 6. exist today but which have Bibli ther, Moshe Menuhin, who re tran.slatlon from the German by no.preference for classic Yiddish In the past, the Egyptian lead cal names," This was Interpreted fUsed to go to any of the concerts Ida Kaminska, founder of the drama over modern tran.slatlons: er has set aside normal diplo- as a reference to newly seized his son gave In the United States theatre. they will do any role that Is chal matic channels In favor of private Arab land. · for Israeli relief earlier this She and about 25 members of lenging. Mr. Grynberg, an author citizens, such as Mr. Anderson, · Dr. Zayat said that the United year because, while he believes the company (which has a total and novelist, felt differently, who are close to President John Arab Republic could supply 4,- In Jerusalem as the spiritual membership of 35) agree that the "I prefer the old-fashioned son. 000-year-old Egyptian names that home of the ·Jews, he does not be Yiddish approach to "Mother Jewish style," he said. "That Is Before departing for Cairo predated Biblical place names. lieve In a Political, national Courage" Is "put through the f!I- why I am In the Jewish theater, to re-create the old style that Is gone." He had to learn Yiddish to Says Bri-tish Encouragement Led go on stage, House Of Represent~tives "More than 60 per cent of the shows we do are Jewish plays," To Sinking Of Israeli Destroyer Miss Kaminska said In fairly B·ans UAR Cotton Imports good English, "but we have very LONDON - Former war· dispute. The statement was made CAIRO - The United States In the wake of the Mideast war. few Jews In Warsaw, and many of Minister Emmanuel Shlnwell told In a written· reply to a question Congress's vote to ban Imports of The Senate, however, Is ex them don't understand Yiddish, So a 50th anniversary celebration of put lo the Government by Shlnwell Egyptian cotton was called unwise pected to vote down the bill, they listen to the play In Polish the proclamation of the Balfour about whether Brown had ap and provocative by senior offi which would block.about $15-mll through earphones." Declaration here that the sinking proached Nasser on these sub cials of the Egyptian Government. llon In cotton lmJ)Orts a year. Althbugh It takes earphones of the -israel! destroyer Elath by jects. The United States decision to "We could always matket our , along on tour, with tran.slatlons Egyptians was the result of en Both parllamentarlan.s at the renew arms shipments to Israel, cotton someplace else anyway," Into the language of the host couragement given to Egyptian Balfour event assellted that Brit the United States failure to con the offtclal contended. country, the company has been leaders by Foreign Secretary ain has no right lo demand Israel demn Israel In the United Na C a1ro•s new- stern stance playing to colonies of Yiddish George Brown. withdrawal from Arab territory tions, and shelllng of Suez oil stems from renewed Soviet ges speakers In Israel, Buenos Aires, John Biggs-Davison, a Con occupied In the Six-Day War. refineries by Israel, which many tures of supJ)Ort as well as Rio de Janeiro and cities of Eu servative MP, addressing the Biggs-Davison said that It was Egyptians believe the United Egyptian Ire at the United States rope, This Is th~ first visit here. gathering held under the auspices not In Britain's national Interest States could have forestalled by and Israel, In the view of autt.or "Everywhere there was ·the of the Board of Deputies of Brit to demand an Israeli withdrawal diplomatic pressure, annoy the ltatlve Egyptian and foreign ob same audience," said Ruth Ka ish Jews, deoounced the "aP "at least until the nrst Arab UAR, servers here. minska, Ida's blonde daughter and peasement, or rather resuscita rulers muster the courage to lead The Egyptian Government took one of several members of the tion of a beaten and bankrupt the way to peace." a tough stand this week on nego They say the United Arab Re Cairo junta." Both condemned He said that the statesmen of public could afford to take an In company who assembled to tell tiations with Israel and Israeli about their work. "Everywhere, I Brown's stand that Israel had to Lord Balfour's generation, In transigent line because the Soviet withdraw from the territories It use of the Suez Canal. Increas Union had 110w given assurances met Jews. It was the same." cluding Winston Churchill, recog had occupied' In June, nized In Zionism a potential ally ingly, the Egyptian press and of of filling Its. wheat ne.eds, poten "When you tell a joke to ficialdom · have been castigating people who don't understand Yid Former Foreign Minister Sir of the Empire. tially a crippling economic prob Alex Douglas-Home told a Con the United States as hamstringing lem, through next May. dish, the laughing comes back a "A relevant fact ls that two efforts toward a Mideast settle few minutes later," Karol Latow servative Party conference of the million Israelis are better cus ment. In addition, there are uncon lcz sl\ld, He Is the son of Yiddish need to safeguard Britain's vital tomers for Western Europe than Monday's vote Iii Congress firmed reports that the Soviet actors' and has been a member of Interests In negotiations with 100 million Arabs and 250 million "will oot help to decrease the Union has undertaken to strength the co~pany for more than 20 Nass er on resumption of rela In the USSR," he said, tensions In the Mideast," a high en the Egyptian armed forces by years. tions, He charged Egypt had got ranking official, who declined to providing an undetermined num Musing on the difference be ten Into her economic plight "by ISRAEL EXPELS AMERICAN be ldentlfled for publication, ob ber of ground-to-ground missiles tween doing a play In Yiddish and her provocative war with Israel,'' TEL AVrv - Robert Nathan served acidly. of the type known as Luna 1. doing It In another language, Mr. The British Government son, 27 years old, of 16162 Axle By 274 votes to 64, the House The Russians are already Berger safd: "There Is a special stated lb the House of Commons Road, Detroit, has been ordered passed a bill barring lmJ)OrtaUon demonstrating their support theatrical culture. It Is different, that no proJ)Osals had been put to expelled trom Israel on charges al long staple cotton trom Egypt through the presence of 10 naval for example, from the French Egyptian President Nasser for of possessing hashish. A Tel Aviv and the Sudan. The vote wu vessels In the harbors of Alexan theater, bUt the Yiddish audience re-opening the Suez Canal or a court Issued the expullllon order aparred by anti-Arab sentiment dria and Port Said, II one,of the beat," settlement of the Arab-Israel on w ednesd~. THE.RHODE' ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY ; NOVEMBER 3, 1967 ACADEMY MEMBER Conductor Regrets PARIS - Dr. Jacob Kaplan, 72, Grand Rabbi of France,, was Yom Kippur Concert GTII IALLHIIS INDIANAPOLIS - Dr. Izler 751 -7676 insta1led recently as a member of . the French Academy of Moral and Solomon expressed regrets to a CUSTOM FIAMING Polltlcal Sciences. He fills the ,, delegation representing the In seat held by Georges Duhamel, dianapolis Jewish community that ORIGINAL ART novellst and essayist. Present at It had not been possible for him DECORATOR ACCESSORI\S the ceremony was Sir Hamza to avoid conducting the In~ Boubakeur, rector of the Moslem dlanapolls Symphony Orchestra In WALL GROUPING~ In stitute of the Paris Mosque. Dr. a concert on the eve of Yorn Klp DECOU TOR SEIVJCE Kaplan has written many books on pur. He said that he realized that Philosophy and Jewish llfe. He there would be a reaction In the 167 ANGELL ST. Providence, R.I. hol ds the Croix de Guerre and Is commlllllty but the exigencies of Gallery Open Daily 9:00 to 5:30 a Commander of the Legion of scheduling concerts far In ad Tues. & Thurs. until 7 :30 Honor. vance. the economic aspects and the need to fill booked engage ments had made it Impossible to Represented by OIL 421-4641 change the date. MAX ROTHKOPF Res., 941-4810 The request to cancel the · perform.ance was lTlade to the THE LA WRY COMPANY conductor, one of three in this colllltry publlcly Identified as Est. 1922 Jewish, by a delegation composed of Rabbis Sidney Stelman of Monuments - English and Hebrew Lettering Temple Beth-El Zedeck and Mur- k ray Saltzman of Indlanapolls 9 a.m. · 5 p.m. 440 Cranston St. ACQUffiES STOCK: The Outlet Company of Providence this wee ac- Hebrew Congregation; Phillp Pe- Eves. and Sunday by appt. Providence, R.I. quired the stock of the Touralne Stores, Inc., that operate 12 fashion car• president of the Jewish specialty stores In eastern Massachusetts. Signing the document of Commlllll·ty Relations Collllcll, transfer are, from left, Cornelius K. Helpern, Touralne president; and Frank Newman, director of Kenneth Logowltz, Outlet executive vice-president and Bruce G. Sund- the Jewish Welfare Federation. -~V~. . Jun secretary and counsel for the Outlet Company; standing, William Dr c:-= c::,:, accents. inc. , Eh;lich vice-president of Touralne Stores and Ralph Bucci, Outlet According to Mr., Pecar, · Comp.,;y treasurer. Touraine has stores In Salem, Brookl!ne, Cam- Solomon stressed his ldenti- h i flcation with the Jewish commu- •~fR~• announces tlie opening of '\irldge, Arlington, Waltham, Malden and Quincy as well as In s OPI! ng nlty and noted that he had been In 'I . centers In Dedham, Shrewsbury, Saugus, Brockton and Natick. A new Israel during the war of In- Touralne store will open In Leominster In the spring. In addition to the dependence. {J:i ~@llillll~(E Outlet Company stores In Providence, Pawtucket, Cranston and one Dr. Solomon reag!ly agreed, ·~~s pecializing in soon to open In New London, Conn., the firm owns and operates the Mr. Pecar said, that Jewish · . t.~~- gourmet wares Cherry & Webb chain. members of the orchestra would New N·1ghtclub Features Jews to Justify r e- establishment be excused from appearing that and decorative kitchen accessories of Kehlllath Jacob. evening If they reques ted It. lstaeli Belly Dancer'... -----~-rh.-.--.------, . 201 Wayland Ave. 521-6090 NEW YORK - Sabrah, a be1ly ':,1, •• - L ;_ • dancer from Israel who "leaves ~U"4 1 nothing at all to the Intellect," Is . one of the attractions at a cheer- ORIENTAL RUGS ful new nightclub Just off Sheridan MRS. CLARA GOLDBERG War Veterans Auxiliary. Square at 80 Grove Street. El Av Funeral services for Mrs. Besides her husband and PHYSICIAN'S COLLECTION ram also has an Israeli owner, an Clara Goldberg of 627 South Clo mother, she Is survived by two verdale, Los Angeles, Calif., who Armenian oud player, an Arab daughters, Miss Roberta Fain and died Oct. 25, were held in Cali Miss Cheryl Fain, both of Cran chef and Mediterranean music. fornia. For The Most Discerning Buyer - Tleless Avram Grobard ls the ston; two brothers, Joseph Fried Moved from large home boss who sings, plays the accor Her survivors include a man of Portsmouth and Theodore dion and exchanges Jokes In daughter, Mrs. Herbert J . Cohen Friedman of Lexington, Ky., and NO DEALERS Hebrew and English with his of Providence: another daughter. a sister, Mrs. s_amuel Gan of guests. He started entertaining Mrs. N. Robert Col e , and two Cranston. Telephone with his own band during the 1956 sons. Harry and Samuel, all of * Sina! campaign when he was an Cal!fornla; eight grandchildren MRS. SIMON HAAS (617) 678-4470 or 678-7489 Israeli paratrooper. Mr. Gro and five great- grandchil dren. Funeral services for Mrs. Rachel (Potter) Haas, 87, of 71 4
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HAPPY NEW YEAR? JERUSALEM - Chief Rabbi Yehuda Leib Levin of Moscow, r who usually sends New Year's Societ9_J greetings to the Israeli Chief MOVE TO CRANSTON Rabbinate two weeks before the Mr. and Mrs. Max Rose, for High Holy Day, sent belated merly of 173 Ivy Street, have greetings this year, according to moved to their new home at 70 Sephardic Chief Rabb! Ytzhak Sweet Briar Drive, Garden Hills, Nlsslm' s office. The greetings Cranston. were sent in reply to a New Year m essage sent to Moscow by Rabbi CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Nl sslm, when the customary Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Riback message from Rabbi Levin had were honored at a family dinner failed to arrive. held at the Lafayette House last Saturday night In celebration of their 50th wedding anniversary. The dinner was given by their children, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Factor and Mr. and' Mrs. Irving E, Rosen. Mr. and Mrs. Riback· have two daughters and three grandchildren. ANNOUNCE SON' S BIRTH ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Wil Lance Corporal and Mrs. liam W. Cramer of Harrisburg, George Robert Clltey of 25 For Pa., announce the engagement of CALL YOUR e st Street announce the birth of Miss Jeanne B, Gerber, daughter their first chl!d, a son, George of Mrs. Cramer and the late Dr. Robert Jr., on Oct. 9. Mrs. Cilley Morris J. Gerber, to Capt. Ste is , the former Janice Sharon phen B. Carter (USAF), son of ISRAEL Weissman. Corporal Ct! ley Is Herbert J. Carter of Warwick and presently stationed in Hawaii. the late Mrs. Lillian F. Carter. EXPERTS AT .. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Milton Weissman of Mi ss Gerber, .a graduate of Forest Street. Paternal gr and Boston University, is now attend PRIC. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ing Brown Universi ry gradua re school. Capt. Carter. al so a TRAVEL C!l!ey of Warwick. Maternal • • • •. I great-grandparents are Mr. and Boston University graduate, Is at Mrs. Robert Son!on and Mrs. Isa- · present assigned to Fort Meade, dore Presser. all of Providence . Md. Miss Charlotte Fay Brooks, centered with white orchids and A June wedding Is planned. \ daughter of Mrs. Samuel Brooks foliage. TO BECOME BAR MITZV AH of 54 Gallatin Street, and the late Miss Carol Handelman was Keith Jason Fishbein, son of Mr, Brooks, became the bride of maid of honor and bridesmaids Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Jay Fish Philip Martin Block, son of Mrs. were Miss Susan Steiner, Miss bein, will become Bar Mltzvah at Bernard Weinstock of 536 Wynd Andrea Silverman, Miss Freyda the 9 a.m. service on Saturday, ham Road, Teaneck, N,J., and the Bloom and Mrs. Melvyn London. Nov. 4, at Temple Beth Sholom, late Mr. Weinstock, on Sunday, The attendants ~ere gowned In Rabbi Joel Zalman of Temple Oct. 29, at Temple Beth Sholom. moss-green blended cotton-da Emanu-El will be guest rabbi. cron and wore hats shaped In a Rabbi Abraham Chlll officiated at ELECTED TO PHI KAPPA PHI bow made of the same material the 1 p,m. ceremony which was Marsha S. Charlfson, the followed by a reception held at with short veils attached. They now! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris carried yellow glamelllas mixed the temple. C har!fson of 100 Falcon Avenue, with white carnations. The gown Given In marriage by her Warwick, was elected on Oct, 25 O"sibility fcw typoerophicol fffon in od,,.,ti1emec,n, but will r9print The potatoes and onions were Next time someone talks about thot port ef tM .d,,.rtiMffl41nl in which tM typographical error oca,,,-. Advertisers wiH pa.a.. notify tt.. with us, and who knows whose lot piled up In front of the store on people with formal education, tell manoeernt1nt lmm.diateiy of any orrw which may occvr. It will be tomorrow? Willard Avenue and no one knew him about this self-made man of This gathering ls also a ba who came and _who went, South Providence with the big FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1967 rometer of the way It ls with the But the story about the Rab- heart and with the native capacity Hebrew Day- School. Since both bi's son and the winter coat tops for leadership, and with the sym- my brother and sister-In-law all of those told at the table. pathy for his fellow men that we lr 'Help Populate Israel' were with the school from Its An Itinerant Preacher once do not find In many a man with Premier l;evi Eshkol last week made the plea that has been very beginning till today, we can came to Providence and he spoke college degrees. tell . every Sukkos whether all ts heard increasingly in the past year: help populate Israel. He was at the Tlferet Israel shul on Sat- It was with reluctance that we well with the school or not, urday afternoon. broke up the circle around the speaking to United Jewish Appeal donors, to whom he told the In the remarks my brother The next day the preacher, as table, and the reminiscing o! great need for continuing the emergency drive and encouraging makes at the opening of the party was the custom In those days, Jews who once lived. In South immigration. he Invariably dwells on the He went to the business men of the Providence. These men are no brew Day School, This ls the time Western immigration is what he meant, as he made clear: "It neighborhood and asked for dona- longer with us, and the section o! to voice dissatisfaction or to give tlons, He came to the store of the city that played such a role In is absolutely essential that a substantial change take place in the praises where praises are due, David Korn. The man was shiver- shaping the nature of the Jewish population trend in this country. If our victory in war is to be because most of those who are Ing In his Kapote which might community, with Its Shulen, Its converted into enduring regional pe_ace, if lsraeJ is to grow and gathered at these Sukkos parties have been good for the summer schools, Its halls, Its meetings, are members of the Hebrew Day develop, it is vital that there be a substantial increase in the num- but did not protect the man from and Its businesses, ls no longer School, What cannot be said at the the winter weather that Provl- in our midst, ber of Jews in the country, and a rapid' one:" _ meetings, ls said here at the Suk- dence had at the time. A generation wlll grow_up and The mass immigration which followed World War II )!as slow kos party. · Wlthoug saying a word David the memory of South Providence ed over-the years. The largest groups coming now are Jews who After !he wine and the tradi Korn took oft his warm, tur lined will be forgotten. tional Sukkos delicacies, and af seek refuge from the persecution of their Arab rulers. Israel may coat and asked the preacher to And we were wondering: ter we are chilled to the bones try It on. It fitted perfectly. He "Wlll anyone, someday, talk be both a material and a spiritual refuge, but, generally speaking, with the cold Sukkos night, we go gave the man a donation and sent about us, living now, as we talked those who pull up their roots and journey to their ideal do not Into the house tor tea and pastry. him off with the warm coat on. He about those Jews that have passed come in large numbers, like those who heed shelter. We usually break up into little did not want to hear of protesta- on to their rewaras? groups, as people will do at par The state of Israel has been a fact for 20 years. Older gener tlons of the preachers. "Will our deeds be r emem- ties, and each group ls engaged in "l will buy another one. l do bered? Will they be worth re- ations have made their peace with the ideas that seemed at first animated talk. At the table where not hav e, to go out In the cold memberlng?" ·· irreconcilable: the possibility of Jewish life outside Israel, when I happened to sit, the talk turned now." • * * Israel should become again a Jewish state. The incentive for on Jews In Providence at the turn They also told of Zellermyer. (Mr. Segal's opinions are his of the century. Abraham Zellermyer who was al- own and not necessarily those o! leaving home must always be great, for the majority of the Of one such Jew, David Korn most a legend In his life time In th!s newspaper.) world. For those of high school and college age, however, for the of South Providence, I wish to tell ~~,.,..,, ,.,.._,______.....~-,4• ,G •---- young adults, Premier Eshkol's call to immigrate may be the one a few stories told at the table on -=-~~n additional factor needed to bring them to a land that has always that S ukkos night. A young man, new to Provi been the Jewish home·, even through the centuries when it was so dence, was standing at the Bus I -YOUR MONEY'S <) only in history and in hope. stop and he noticed a man with a I ( There are others who have since the war discovered their com grey beard standing at the post ( mitment, either to Israel or to ihe country where they live. Many and talking to himself. Being of a WORTH curious nature, the young man ~! ~ who- came West from Israel and thoughLthey might in some dis sidled closer to where the ·Jew tant era travel back, have found that they cannot in conscience was standing, and he heard famil ~' by Sylvia Porter ~i I live elsewhere when her hour of need is a continuing thing. The iar words. The man was reciting ~ ~ Premier may not get the numbers he wants, but the quality of to the late afternoon prayers, Mln I cha, while waiting for the bus to SAVE ON TAXES NOW - I day's Western immigration should compensate to some extent for lines for profttable yearend tax come. 58 DAYS LEFT actions. that. Later- he found out who this (In collaboration with Re The first point ls the 1O per man was. David Korn, the Feed search Institute of America) cent tax surcharge. This proposal and Hay man and later the Coal You have 58 days In which to ls brutally battered but It ls not take the proper steps to keep man of South Providence, dead and It could become law. If The son told us that he re your Income tax tor both 1967 and enacted, you would figure your members riding with his father In I 968 to the lowest possible level. tax at present rates, than add 10 HARRY GOLDEN his buggy on business and then Dec. 31 ls the key deadline tor per cent of that tax to your tax toward evening his father ~topped tax planning: once 1967 ls over, bill. For Instance, If your tax the buggy and climbed out to re you can no longer do the things came to $600, the 10 per cent Writing ABest Seller cite the Amlda, the Standing Up you should have done to cut your surcharge would add $60 and prayers of the evening. tax bill and you can no longer bring your. tax bill to $660, That man had a practice to undo the mistake you made. In Does this mean you should try buy potatoes and onions before this series of eight columns, to speed Income from 1968 Into th~ Festival of Pes_ach and Invite therefore, I wlll ~Ive you guide- Some years ago, there was an folks are reading this because 1967 because you would pay a apocryphal story which made the theY're Interested in Jews as ex lower total tax In 1967? For the rounds about Franz Werfel, the otica but because everyone ls In vast majority of you, the answer author of the best-selling book terested In the very rich; (2) COMMUNITY CALENDAR is ''NO." And here's why: "The Song of Bernadette," "The New Industrial State" by FOR LISTING CALL GASPEE 1-4111 - Ask for Calendar Secretary (I) The odds are that If a sur J oho Kenneth Galbraith ts about MRS. BERTRAM L. BERNHARDT - CALENDAR CHAIRMAN charge becomes law, the rate will Wertel was born in Prague of the ever-emerging affluent ~~~~ not be IO per cent but a minor 8 Jewish parents and when the society; (3) "Anyone Can Make a Saturday, Nove mber 4, 1967 per cent or less. Nazis started to sweep · through Mllllon" by Shulman speaks for 3:00 p.m.-Cong. Mishkon Tiiloh, Talmud Clan (2) It you bring 1968 Income Europe he escaped to America, Itself as does (4) Sam' Levenson's 7:00 p.m.- Hille l, 20th Annive nory Supper Dance Into 1967, you must pay tax on It It was while he was here that he "Everything but Money"; (5) 7:00 p.m .- Roo1evetl Lodge •42, Annuol l.odies Nite-Dinner Dance by April 15, 1968, but If you leave wrote his novel about Lourdes "Happiness ls . a Stock that Sunday, November S. 1967 that Income In 1968, you need not which not only enhanced his al Doubles In a Year" by Coblelgh 7:00 p,m.-Cong. Mishkon Tliloh, Talmud Clan pay tax on It until April 15, 1969, ready considerable reputation but Illustrates my contention per Monday, November 6, 1967 Even If you must pay a slightly made him rich, too. fectly, 12:30 p.m.-Sisterhood Temple Emonu-EI , Regular Meeting lilgher tax on the -Income In 1968, He was walking down Broad Now what -·about (6) "Nicholas 1: 00 p.m.-lod. Aux . Prov. Hebrew Sheltering s ociety, R~ulor Meeting therefore, It's a low price to pay way one afternoon when an old and Alexandra" by Massie? Well, 1: 00 p.m.-Cronslon Chapter Senior Hodanoh. Boord MN ti~ !or keeping your tax money an friend from Vienna stopped him. It ls an excellent book about the LIS p.m.-Si,tarhood Temple Beth El, Regular Meeting ·, extra year, They hadn't seen each other in a Czar and C zarlna and the court at 8:00 p.m.-Sisterhood Temle Beth Israel, Annual Bridge (3) If your 1968 Income falls long time and the friend de- · st. Petersburg. I doubt the Amer 8:00 p.m.-Devoroh Dayan Club . PiOnHr Women, Boord Meeting substantially tor any reason, your scribed all his adventures and ican reader, God bless his soul, 8:00 p.m.-Lod . Au11 . Lenos Hab.edek, Regular M-·ting top tax bracket could be lower In hardships. He was working for a ls as interested In Lenin or Stalin 8:00 p.m.-lod. Au11 . Soclii,-..Shocht 1 533 JWVA, Regulor MHli"SI 1968 than In 1967. Then even with little Socialist paper In New York because Lenin and Stalin didn't 8:00 p.m.-Si1terhood T ■ mple Sinoi, Board MHting a surcharge,, you could be paying and Just eking out a living but have as much money, And I say 8:00 p.m.-Redwood Lodge 135, Reg,ulor MHling lower taxes In 1968. Since few ot glad to be safe, the public snaps up (1) "The 8:00 p.m.-Temple Beth El. Board Meeting you can be certain what your 1968 "And what have you done?" he Lawyers" by Martin Mayer be Tu e1doy, November 7, 1967 Income will be, moving Income - \ asked Werfel. cause It ls a book about one of the 8 :00 p.m.-lod. A11 ' n. Prov. Hebrew Doy School, Boord Meeting from 1968 to 1967 can turn out to "I've done well. I wrote a two professions In America to Wedne1doy, November 8, 1967 be an expensive gamble. book about Bernadette and which an lnco(lle ls virtually 1:00 p.m.-Prov. Sec, Nol'I. Council Jewi1h Women. Regular Meeting To be specific, suppose you Lourdes, 11 Franz replied, guaranteed. 1:00 p.m.- Prov . Chapter Mizrcxhi Women, Regulor Mfffi"SI are a married man who expects 1:00 p.m.-Emanu-EI Gorden Club, Open MHting His friend snapped his fingers Do not think me so outrageous $18,000 _of taxable Income In 1967 and exclaimed, "Why didn't I as to presume these writers and 7:30 p.m.-Si1lerhood Temple Emanu-EI , Adult ln1titute and agaln In 1968, Suppose also think of that!" 8:00 p.m.- Roger Williom1 Chapter B'nai B' rith Women. Boord & Donar Kick Off MMting their editors and publishers engi 8:00 p.m.-Pawt.-Centrul Fall1 Senior Hada11ah, .Boord MHting that by taking steps, you can shift C ynlcal though the story ls, It neered books to titillate the pub $2,000 ot your expected '68 In does express a.truth about Amer 8:00 p.m .. Sisterhood T~mple Beth Sholom, Boord MHting lic', Most of these books have 8100 p.m.-Crontlo,-..Worwicli Chapt.rl' nai l 'rilh Women, Regular MMling come to '67. Should you, switch ican reading preferences, their own excellence, There ls no because there may be an 8 per To write a best seller all one 8115 p.m .• Hope Chapter l ' nai B' rith Women. Boord MHfing question that the word "Money"· 8:00 p.m .. J-i1h Community Center, Boord MMting cent surcharge In 196 8? Whether has to do Is determine not what In the title will do as much for a the $2,DOO ls In '67- or In '68 In one wants to write about but what 8:00 p.m.-T°"ro Frote; nal As1 ' n., R:91ular MMling book as the word "Sex," Lest Thur1doy, November 9, 19'7 come, your top tax bracket will most Americans want to read anyone think me snobby or supe be 28 per cent and your tax on the about, 6:00 p.m.- Jewit h Community Center, Campaign Cobinet Meeting and Dinner rior, let me confess that one of 8:00 o.m.-Si1terhood Temple Emanu-EI, Trip to N. Y. TheolOtJicol Seminary $2,000 will be $560 If you take It O! the ten non-ftctlon leaders, my books, "Only In America," 1:30 p.m.-PionHr Women of rrovidence, loard MNting in '67 or $560 plus $44.80 sur seven have to do with money. which gained a 'Wide popularity, a.th charge If you leave It for '68. 8:00 p.m.-St.terhood Teniple Am, loord Me.ting By accelerating the Income These books are: (1) "Our did so In some measure because, 8:00 p.m.-Lod . AUii. I .I. ,011 •23 JWVA, l ..ulor MMfln9 Crowd: The Great Jewish Fami the word "America" was part ot Soturc6ay, Nevember II, 1967 Into 196 7, you might therefore you lies of New York," by stephen the title, 3:00_p.m.-Cona. Mid.. on ffilph. Tolm"'4Clon / save $44.80, But then wtU Bll'm~--a , I · don't -tlltnk · ttn,· • (eopyrtght•brHUT-:rGelden) • J (Continued on page' 16) - nrn RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1967 7 NO MORE RIVER SANCTUARY terrorists across the river If In- JERUSALEM _ Israel may cldents do not end soon. Several soon Issue a formal warning to times, recently, Israeli forces BRIDGE · Jordan_ that the east bank of the just missed . catching Arab ter- 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Jordan River will no tonger be rorlsts who used the river as an respected as a sanctuary for escape route while Israeli pur- By Robert E. Starr Arab marauder s fleeing Israel suers, In accordance with orders, security forces. It was reported halted on the west bank. Several of my articles have cashed her Heart King a Club that Israel Is considering giving been concerned with the probabil still had to be los t so the contract Its forces permission to pursue ity of a finesse working or not went down one. and we have discussed ways and Mr. Cohen stopped for a few means of trying not to take one seconds after winning the opening unless necessary. Today's hand lead. He considered his chances Is different In that whether or not and then, before starting on the the finesse Is s uccessful makes Trumps he immediately pl ayed JULIE'S absolutely no difference provided the Diamond Queen. He actually that It Is taken soon enough. Un didn't care whether the finesse KOSHER DELICATESSEN fortunately, mos t of the De won or not for If It won, and West 731 Hope Street clarers still co11Idn' t s tand _not correctly did cover the Queen, a 621-9396 getting right after the Trumps at Club, He art and Spade would still which time normally alert de have to be lost so more than four fen se did them in. could not be made even with a North successful Diamond finesse. But ♦ Q 10 6 4 If It lost, then that would leave AWARD: Paul • J 3 2 the Ace and Jack .of Diamonds Levlten, Rhode Island business ♦ A J 7 stlll Intact In Dummy and even man and Jewish community lead ♦ A 5 4 should East switch to the Heart er, wlll receive the National KI ng, now, before playing We:r.t Community Service Award to be East Trumps, Deel arer could utilize KOSHER ♦ 5 3 ♦ A 9 presented by the J ewlsh Theo GOLDEN • 8 7 6 4 • K Q 10 9 those two high Diamonds In Dum logical Seminary of America at my to discard the losing Heart. ♦ 10 ·a 2 ♦ K6534 Its third annual National Commu { ♦ Q J 10 9 ♦ 6 2 After that Heart situation was nity Service Award Dinner on BLINTZES South cl eared up the Trumps could be Sunday, Nov. 19 at the Sheraton FRANKFURTS ♦ KJ872 removed and the hand made, los Plaza Hotel In Boston. • A 5 ing only 'the Trump Ace , the Dia . The award Is a bronze plaque ,I • Q 9 mond l I ' THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1967 9 Parish Magazine Attack Against Jews Protested ::~!~e0 :~~e1oan~s:1~i;1!~ LONDON - ·4 violent attack Black a Jewish research sclen- Nicholson. The latter has denied Heral~ Recipes against the Jewish religion, pub- Ust ..:ho complained to the Board he Is anti-Semitic, stating that he ..,_ llshed. in_ a Church of England of Deputies of British Jews. The had only drawn his attitude from BABKA COCOA RIPPLE - RING parish magazine, drew sharp Young Liberal "Federation. of the Bible. "I am not a racist," he 9 or 10" tube pan, ungreased protests here from Jews and non- s O ut he as t England protested said. 350 degree oven 9 x 9 Pan, greased or Jews alike. ------The attack was made by the 60 min. 6 1/ 2 c Ring Mold, greased 1/2 c Milk or Water Rev. George Nicholson, who had 350 degree oven headed his magazine article 2 pkg. Dry Yeast 35 min. 1/ 2 lb. Butter or Margarine "Synagogue of Satan." He wrote: 1 c Sugar "They have a messianic mission Ruggiero tp establish by their stranglehold 3 Eggs, separated on world finance a Jewlsh-con 2 1/2 c ." Flour, all pwpose, sifted I t Cinnamon troJJed government in Jerusalem Ricci 1/4 c Raisins on the strength of spurious inter pretation of prophecy. Jewish as 1/ 4 c chopped Nuts Sat.,Nov.11 cendancy In America enables 1 can crushed Pineapple, drained, 9 oz. , anti-Christ to subvert Supreme \ \ Court rulings and prevent rel!~ 8:30p.m. Heat milk until film shines gious Instruction In the schools." over surface. Cool to lukewarm. A copy of the magazine was Sprinkle yeast over milk - set received in the mall by Donald aside several minutes. Cream VETERAMS shortening until soft, gradually M~MORIAt add 3 tablespoons sugar and work COLUMBUS T:E-;.•;RE until creamy. Thoroughly beat 270 Broodwoy Prov 621 .Q660 AUDITORIUM yolks Into creamed mixture. Stir in fiour alternately with milk NOW SHOWING Rhode Island Philharmonic ) yeast combination. Cover and re DOWNSTAIRS SCREEN Francis Madeira, Music Director frigerate over night. "THE D GIRLS" ) Next day, beat egg whites un and Program: til frothy, add 2/ 3 cup sugar "EXOTIC TOUCH" Petite Suite d 'Orchestre Bizet gradually and continue beating At Studio Cinema Upstairs Screen. Death and Transfiguration Strauss until meringue stands In peaks. Violin Concerto in D Minor Sibelius Divide dough in half on lightly "MARAT-SADE" noured board and roJJ each half Tickets $2.20-3.30-4.40 39 The Arcade 831-3123 into a 12" circle. Work as swiftly SHOWN AT 7 & 9 P.M, as you can; this Is a very rich Plus Short Subjects also at A ver_r. Axelrod and Gregory Mu sic Stores dough. Spread meringue up to 1" from edge. Sprinkle both circles with remaining sugar, cinnamon, -- l raisins, nuts and crushed pine apple. RoJJ each circ le as you would a jeJJy rolJ. Transfer to ) one tube pan, ends overlapping, and pinch together. Cover and set In warm place to raise. Bake - cool for 15 minutes before re moving from pan. Mrs. Isreal Marks CHOCOLATE BUTTER CREAM LOG 15 x 10 JeJJy Ron Pan 375 degree oven 15 - 20 min. 4 Eggs 1/2 c sifted Cake Flour l/2 t Baking Powder 1/4 t Salt 3/ 4 c Sugar I t VanlJJa 2 sq. unsweetened Chocolate, melted ' 2 T Sugar 1/4 t Baking Soda 3 T Cold Water Cocoa Fllling: 1/4 lb. Butter or Margarine 2 Egg Yolks 1/ 8 t Salt 3 1/ 2 c sifted Confectioners Sug ar 3 sq. unsweetened Chocolate, melted 1/ 4 c_Milk or Light Cream 1 1/2 t vanma· Line pan with wax paper. Sift together flour, baking powder and salt. Break eggs into large' mixing bowl, sift 3/ 4 cup sugar · over them and beat at high speed until very thick and l!ght. Gradually fold -in nour mix ture and vanllla. To the melted PACKAGE #6 chocolate add 2 tablespoons sug PACKAGE #4 PACKAGE #5 ar, baking soda and cold waler. -Invite the Second Cousins Stir until thick. Quickly fold Into DINNER FOR 12 DINNER FOR 15 to 20 , . , Serve Buffet the batter. Spread evenly In pre pared pan and bake. DINNER FOR OVER 30 While cake Is baking, place a NUMBER * 22 lb. Turkey * Largest Turkey in captivity lar9est Turkey ever-over 30 lbs. 1 pan Stuffing Around 28 lbs. Stuffing clean dish towel on a fiat surface. 1 large pan Stuffing Sift a thick layer of cocoa over 2 doz. Knishes 1 Roast Brisket ( ready to heat in 2 lb. Kishke 4 doz. Knishes pan) the towel. When cake Is done, In 1 gal. clear Chicken Broth 3 lb. Kishke 6 doz. Knishes vert on towel, remove pan and ONLY 2 lb. Chopp•d Liver 1 gal. clear Chicken Soup 4 lbs. Kishke caretuJJy remove paper. Cut 12 Yams 2 lb, Chopped liver 3 lbs. Chopped liver crisp edges from cake with sharp 1 Cranberry Mold 18 Yams 1 Cranberry Mold knife. Cool about 5 minutes then 1 qt. Gravy 1 Cranberry Mold 1 Lorge 12" Apple Pie roJJ gently from narrow end, 1 Apple Pie, 12 " ( 10 cuts) 1 large 12" Pecan Pie rolling with the towel. Gently lift 1 lb, Strudel ( 10 cuts) 2 lh. Strudel CALL NOW Gravy on to wire rack to continue cool 1 gal. Rice with Mushrooms I 1 gelatin Mold (lull gallon) I ing, about I hour. PL 1-5300 Fllllng: Cream butter and 1 cup ONLY $37.95 ONLY $49.9S Gravy ONLY $75.00 I of confectioners sugar. Beal until " W!"ight before eviscerated, but guorante.ed MORE tF,an enough for number designated. light and fiuffy. Add egg yolks and I melted chocolate and continue 1 beating. Add remainder of the I All ORDERS MUST BE PLACED BY NOVEMBER 19th 1967 sugar, milk, vanilla and salt. 1 & Beat until very smooth and of 1 All ORDERS MUST BE PICKED UP ON THURS. NOV. 23 BETWEEN BA.M. 2 P.M. : spreading consistency. Cover un LIMITED NUMBER AVAILABLE I til ready for use. I ----- ITEMS FOR SALE ON THANKSGIVING MORNING ---- 1~ Carefully unroll cake, spread I (NO ADVANCE ORDERS TAKEN ON BELOW ITEMS) I 1 cup of chocolate butter cream over surface - carefully reroll, I All items listed below may be purchased separately in our plant on Thanksgiving morning'. . . I removing towel as you roll. Frost I No advance phone ordeB accepted. I entire surface with remainder .,of chocolate butter cream. I • KNISHES • STUFFED CABBAGE • STRUDEL • KUGEL POTATO NOODLE I Suggestion: Using pastry tube I • KISHKE • BROWNED RICE • CHOPPED LIVER • LARGE HOME MADE PIES I and small amount of frosting, make bark effect on log, Mrs. Paul Litwin : I . ~-,rtnied frOIJI Temp(e E I I m-El Coaldloolt) ~-~------·------~t , 1 < • --- • - 10 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVE;MBER 3, 1967 Nelly Sachs Translated Into English At Last Grand Rabbi .Says Egyptian Jews Lead NEW YORK Farrar, Sachs' verse, lncludlng "Glowing Straus and Glroux has published Enigmas,'' "The Habitation of "O The Chlmney," selected Death" and "Eclipse of the .Cautious Lives In Reljgious freedom poems and a verse play by 1966 StarS'! In Arabic. The meeting had been Nobel Prize for Literature co The German romantic tradl CAffiO - The long conflict with winner Nelly Sachs. This ls the tlon of Nelly Sach' s work under Israel has not caused any perse arranged through the Egyptian In first time that Miss Sach's poetry weQt a transformation as the cution of Jews, Grand Rai;,bl Halm formation Department, whose has appeared In English . . Nazis rose to power, and after Douek said last week during an representative was present as In Hans Magnus Enzensberger, fleeing her native Germany to Interview, though he estimated terpreter. This arrangement was German Poet and c"i tic, has settle In Sweden, she chose as that 400 of the 2,500 Jews of the employed at the suggestion not of wrlten an Introduction to the her theme the murder of her 'UAR have been jailed by security the Information Department but of book, which contains half of Nelly people. police for varying lengths of time several Jewish lay leaders who, . since the war In June. when sought out, declined to dis -:;.' ~ -- cuss J ewlsh affairs on their own. . . . "We are Egyptians the same Shop MELZER'S For The LARGEST SELECTION of as anyone else," he said. With a "It would be better for you wry smile, he added that "many and for us to have official aus HEBREW SUPPLIES Moslems and Christians, too, who pices," said one leader, a law • TALEISIM • YARMULKES e TAUS BAGS e CAND I.ES are· under suspicion have been yer. • ISRAEU GIFTWARE e RELIGIOUS JEWELRY detained by the police" as a re The security police give - out sult of the mldeast war. . no figures on people detained. FOR BAR MITZVAH Rabbi Douek reported that The Egyptian authorities, as al TALIS e TFILIN BAGS President Nasser's chamberlain, ways, Insist that Jews are never molested. "We are not fighting BAR MITZV AH:\i Stuart Jay Kor Nabll Ath el-Bab, attended . Yorn SCULL CAPS IMPRINTED tick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Klppur services In Cairo's down Jews, just Zionists," they re town synagogue to bring the DISCOUNT PRICED Kortlck of 88 Sackett Street, be peatedly say. came Bar Mltzvah on Sept. 30 at President's "good wishes" on the Rabbi Douek said many of Temple Beth Israel. A dinner Day of Atonement. those Jailed during the six-day MELZER'S SHOPPING CENTER In response; the rabbi said war had alread)( been released. 238 PRAIRIE AVENUE MA 1-8524 Open Evenings dance was held In his honor that ,, evening at Green Manor, Sharon, "we prayed tor the President's He was hopetul that all the others - . Mass. Guests attended from New health." would be freed soon. Hampshire, Massachusetts, Con Mr, Nasser sent similar The rabbi said there was no necticut and Rhode Island. greetings on Rosh Hashanah, and ghetto In C alro although Jews Maternal grandpartnets are the rabbi ·felt that the holidays tend to live l,n groups, some In The COPPER BELLOWS Mr. and Mrs. Max Levin of Sack were being observed In Cairo's the town• s poorest ~ectlons and ett Street. Paternal grandmother 20 synagogues with the Govern others In the well-to-do Garden GIFT SHOPPE Is Mrs. Bertha Kortlck of Wal ment's blessing. City and Zamalek districts. dron Avenue, Cranston. He described his people as There appear to be many poor 25 HOPE STREET leading circumspect, cautious Jews In C alro but no rich ones lives In close cooperation with any longer. According to the rab Coca-Cola Plant the Nasser Government •. In re bi, they are In all walks of life: turn, he said, Jews enjoy full re laborers, tradesmen, teachers, To Open In Tel Aviv ligious freedom. lawyers doctors. The Goldsmith NEW YORK - A Coca-Cola Rabbi Douek said that nearly one encounters In the Moussky, bottling plant wlll open Feb. 1 In all the Jews left were Egyptian or Old Bazaar, Is probably a Jew. Israel, despite Arab threats to Jews who have decided to stay Not a few hold responsible posts boycott the parent company, it because this Is their homeland. In the Nasser Government. wa s announced here by Abraham The - Greek, Italian, English, At a Sabbath service In the Feinberg, a major stockholder in French and Lebanese Jews, who high-domed Gates of Heaven the new enterprise. The franchise used to number many thousands Synagogue In the center of town to operate the plant was given to here, have nearly all gone. They on Adlai Street, about 75 of the the Central Bottling Company of were regarded as "torelgners" 1 ,ooo seats were occupied. Tel Aviv, whose principal stock who kept their non-Egyptian na Some worshipers wore the 't holders, In addition to Feinberg, tionalities and passports. Some long gowns of peasants, some ' are Carl Navarre, president of went to Israel and others to their shabby trousers and open-neck I' the Coca-Cola Bottling Company countries of ancestry. Rabbi shirts. Some. Including two who of Miami, Fla., and the Israel Douek did not dlscuss the reasons Introduced themselves as barris ' Central Trading· and Investment for their departure. ters, were In well-tailored busi ' Company of Te I Av~v . The rabbi's simply-appointed ness suits. A few women Joined In 't Feinberg said that the new office Is In Cairo's rundown Ab the chants and prayers. h .:-., plant would employ Initially from basleh quarter. A native of Syria, One lawyer pointed out to his i { 70 to 100 Israelis and eventually he Is at 62 a small-boned, nne guests the white plaster In the '' several hundred.'' He e stt featured man with a neat white dome, damaged In fires that 't !, Original Hummels from Germany, pewter, brass, copper, · m ated an annual consumption of goatee, Wearing a dark business spread through Cairo one angry ' Fenton glass, Colonial candles, Danish woodcraft and Span 200 million bottles of Coca-Cola suit and a black skullcap, he sat night In 1952. The congregation, I . ish wrought iron. In addition the Copper Bellows carries an : In Israel, based on the country's at a desk beneath a huge framed he said, has never been able to outstanding line of Hallmark, traditional and contemporary ,' dry climate ("'no rainfall nine photograph of President Nasser. afford to repaint the celling In the cards for all occasions. The Copper Bellows is open Monday months of the year"), the low On the opposite wall was a gilt and multicolor decorations · through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. with a standing in consumption of alcohol by Is plaque bearing the Ten Com still visible on the lower walls. vitation for all to_stop in and brow . raelis and the total abstinence mandments In Hebrew. Most J ewlsh professional men from alcohol of Arab citizens. The rabbi answered questions belong to the Jewish Community of C alro, an organization promot ing philanthropy among members Know Your Newspaper Better of the faith. After the J ewlsh pop- / ulatlon dwindled sharply, the or ganization sold Its Jewish hospi tal to the Government, and now uses the Income to send the ailing poor to public hospitals. Can You Spell Mxlequatzke? Evangelist Predicts / That's a hard one! But a newspaper·encaunters nan:,es that Israel's Victory difficult every day. And there's · only one way to ,,;ake NORWOOD, O. - Mike Gil sure the spelling is correct ... lo check ... and·check .. christ, evangelist, told the New Bethel Baptist C_hurch here that and sometimes triple-check. God's alarm clock Is Israel. The tundamentallst m1n1·ster said the return of Israel to Jerusalem means the time of the Gentiles will end. He predicted the biggest mis Now Smith Is Easy ... take Russia Is going to make Is to fight Israel. This time, he said, It . . . but is it Smith or Smythe? It is spelled John or Jon? won't be the one-eyed General Dayan who will save Israel, but. Is it Nelson or Nelsen ... or Johnson or Johnston? Names God, as the Jews are In Israel to are tricky, even the seemingly easy ones. Yet, hard or easy, stay. a newspaper is expected to have them right. Gilchrist predicted that 5/6 of the Russians who fight In· Israel will die, and the Bible says It will take seven months to bury them In the valley of Gehanan. He urged those present to give their Hundreds of Names Every Issue heart to God so that when the Messiah comes and hovers over Israel, they will be saved. He ex All spelled correctly . . . Hladky, Parseghian, Bjornson, plained he could not give the ex Prybsch, Laderfield, Prycha ... on and on. Is it any won act date wlien the Lord would come, but It would be very soon der we make a mistake now and then? now as testified to by the victory of the Israelis over 13 Arab na tions. He said the United States would not help Israei, as It was scared Just as It was scared of But Accuracy Is the Watchword Cuba and allowed It to become RHODE ISLAND com munlstlc despite our great power. We'll do all possible to spell your name correctly ... and There were 300 In the little all the others . . , all of the time. That's one of the rules JEWISH HERALD church, and 10 of them went up to for a reliable newspaper. And we feel that 9ur newspaper profess Christ so as to be saved when Armageddon comes, Gil is reliable! christ quoted Ezekiel 37 and Leviticus 46 to prove some of his points. The title of the talk was "The Doom of Russia." I • THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1967 11 Schonfeld To Open Lecture Series Marchers Attack Judaic-Islamic Dialogue On ,·Aftermath' At Temple Emanu-EI American Nazis To Compare 'Affinities' WASHINGTON - Three mem NEW YORK - "Judaism and Moses Schonfeld, United Na bers o! the American Nazi Party Islam Compare Notes," featuring tions correspondent, will be the were arrested an:! about 10 oth a Jewish writer and an Egyptian speaker at the first lecture of the ers were beaten and bloodied educator, Is the title of a new Temple Emanu-El Institute of wh~a they shouted antl-Sem!tlc dialogue lecture program which J ewlsh Studies Lecture Serles. slogans In an attempt to disrupt the National Jewi sh Welfare The five lectures which will start the anti-war peace march around Board Is arranging for Jewish on Wednesday at 9 p,m. In the the Pentagon recently. community organizations temple meeting house, has been The Incident was the"llrst ma throughout the United States. entitled "Aftermath of the Six jor demonstration by the Am,9ri Dr. Trude Weiss-Rosmarin Day Arab-Israeli War." can Nazis since the slaying o! and Dr. Muhammad Abdul Rauf Mr. Schonfeld, who has spent their lead&r, George Rockwell, cover seven subjects In tracing much time In the Middle East, last August. The three arrested the many affinities and Identities will· speak on "Effect on the men were taken Into custody after of Judaism and Islam: absolute Middle East." At the outbreak of violating regulations governing monotheism (and the . prohibition the Arab-Israeli War, he was the peace march. The others of figurative art), the emphasis able to join the first - military were attacked and beaten by on t aw, the non-clerical structure convoys Into the Old City of Je peace marchers after provoking of the religious community, so rusalem, the Gaza Strip and the them with anti-Semitic taunts. cial and family life, the thousand Sinai Desert. · The Nazis wore swastika year history of close cooperation Mr. Schonfeld will be In armbands and storm-trooper uni Ledgemont Members between Jewish and Muslim troduced by Major-General Leon forms. scholars, the classical Jewish ard Holland, Adjutant-General of (In .Tel Aviv, about 200 mem To Honor Loebenberg · books written In Muslim coun the state of Rhode Island. bers o! the Israeli Communist tries under the Influence of Islam The series of five lectures Party picketed the United States Richard E. Loebenberg, out scholarship and the Jewish legacy will be held on five consecutive MOSES SCHONFELD. Embassy In .a protest against the going president of the Ledgemont to Islam. Wedl\esdays, omitting Nov. 22. at the temple o!!lce or at the Vietnam war. They were joined Country Club in Seekonk, Mass., Dr. Weiss-Rosmarin, editor Preceding each ~ecture there will door. by a number of volunteers from wlll be honored at a testimonial of ''The Jewish Spectator:• is a be a series of Study Courses Milton Dubinsky Is chairman other countries.) dinner and dance to be given by , contributing editor of "Judaism" starting at 7:45 p.m., and titled of the committee. Other speakers ------the club members thi s Sunday. A and the author of "Judaism and ' ' Sec,ts and Movements In will be • Dr. Andre Under of 4 Russians File Suit cocktail hour at 6:30 p.m. wll! Christianity: The Differences," Judaism." The first of these Temple Emanuel, Westwood, precede the dinner. "Highlights of Jewish Hi story" courses to be given on Wednesday N,J,, on Nov. 15; Senator Wayne For Israeli Royalties Herbert Brown and Louis and "Jewish Survival.'.' will be ''Pharisees and Sad Morse of Oregon on Nov. 29; Mirman are co-chairmen of the Dr. Rauf, who was born In TEL AVIV - Four grand dinner. and Merrill L. Hassen!eld Egypt, Is a graduate of a!-Azhar ducees," to be presented by Rab Leon Keyserllng, economist and children or the late Mendele bl Joel N, Zalman o! Temple business consultant on Dec. 6, is honorary chairman and toast University, Cairo, a center of Is- Mocher Se!orlm, a pioneer clas master for the evening. 1amlc learning where he also Emanu-Elo and Dr. Howard Sachar, Profes sicist of Yiddish literature, filed The lecture series and the sor of Jewish History at George Mr, Loebenberg has served as taught for several years. A claims here recently for royal president of Ledgemont for the Qur'anlc schqlar, he Is the author study courses are open to the Washington University, on Dec. ties they say are due them from public. Tickets may be purchased 13. past four years and was vice of numerous papers and educa the sale of their grandfather's . president of the club for the pre tional tracts In English and Ara works In Israel. ceding two years. ble on Islam and Its culture. Three are Russian citizens, The club golf champion this Eshkol Believes Hussein Has Power, and are children o! the writer's year, he ha s been club champion daughter, Nadezhda. The fourth Is 11 other years since I 937. He Is the son or Michael Rabinowitz o! a delegate to the Rhode Island Prestige To Arrange Peace ·Settlement Belgium, a son of the writer. Golf Association and Is a member Mende 1 e Mocher Seforlm, JERUSALEM - The Influx of Mr. Eshkol also · said that In whose legal name was Shalom of the Burke Memorial Corpo Soviet weapons has upset the bal the weeks before the meeting o! Abramowitz, died In Odessa In ration which provides fund s for ance of power In the Middle East, Arab leaders at Khartoum In Au advanced education for caddies 1917. The four claimants told the th roughout Rhode Isl and. Premier Levi Eshkol said In a gust, King Hussein o! Jordan was district court her e that they preparing to negotiate a settle recent hour-long Interview. Giv should be recognized as the fa ing the first specific estimate of ment with Israel. "He'll deny It If MOSCOW YOM KIPPUR mous writer's sole heirs. NEW YORK - Press di s the scope of Arab rearmament, he Is asked, but we know It," the Although the USSR broke dip he said that the Soviet Union has Premier added. patches received from Moscow lomatic r elations with Israel af report that a I arge ove·rfl ow con replaced 80 per cent of the "He had gone to Nasser and ter the outbreak of the Six-Day Nasser had given him permission gregation attended Yorn Klppur Planl\s, tanks and artillery the War last June, the attorney !or services In the Soviet capital, UAR lost In june; and that Intel to· !Ind a soluflon to his prob the claimants satisfied th 12 THE RHODE Iiil.,AND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1967 MESSAGE TO SHAH LONDON - The World Jew All forms of personal and business insurance. ish Congress sent gr.eetlngs to the Shah of Iran on the occasion including - Life - Accident - Group - Fire - ,_ _ _ of his coronation. The message · read: "Warmest congratulations Automobile - Casualty - Bonds and best wishes (or peace and prosperity. With our fellow Jews Murry M. Halpert the woI'ld over we retain grateful memory of Persia's friendship · for the Jewish people since the by Leonard Lyons DE 1-9100 days of the blessed King Cyprus .'' PARTY: Lenl Relfenstahl, his time In the air, flying to and Hitler's photographer, was known from speaking engagements, He's throughout the world In those now written a book, "A Gulde to Nazi days. Ken Glnlger, the N.Y. Make Money In Public Speaking." book publisher, was . startled at Jessel estimates that he's earned "' encountering her again in Frank several million dollars from his . furt, Germany, this month ... speechmaking. • Miss Relfenstahl Invited Glnlger "But I have none of that mon ' to a cocktail party that evening, ey left," he says, "because of a ' to mark local publication of a three-word speech I made to cer t tain ladies, 'I love you .. .' " ► book about Jews. ► One odd thing about that party: MEMOS: Theo Bike!, who ' It was being he! d on Yorn Klppur, starred on Broadway in °The ' ■ The rate of $1 or less now applies a// day Saturday as well as a// day Sunday. There's a the Holy Day of Atonement. Sound of Music," will play ' FOLK SINGERS: One of Paul Tevya In Caesars Palace's pro ' new family time special for Long Di stance. The low rate of $1 or less, plus tax, is in effect Ford's lines In the Henry Denker duction of "Fiddler on the Roof" ' all day Saturday and Sunday, for a 3-minute, station-to-station interstate call anywhere pl ay , " What Did We Do Wrong?" . . . William Inge will write in the continental U.S. (except Alaska) . ■ The $1 rate goes into effect earlier every week concer'ns folk singers: "Nor ev Robert Aldrlch's·Clnerama film, night, too. Now, starting at 7 p.m. every night, you can make a 3-minute, station-to erybody with a guitar Is qualified "Whatever Happened to Aunt station interstate call anywhere in the continental U.S . (except Alaska) for $1 or less, plus ro be Secretary of Sta re.'' Alice?" . . Dr. Jonas Salk and HOSPITALITY: Olivia de Ha his brother saw Peggy Lee at the tax. ■ There's a new rate that's'in effect from 7 a .m, to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. vllland was In Atlanta last month Copa and vi sited her backstage During these hours you can call for $1.75 or less*. ■ And on Monday through Friday, for the premiere of "Gone WI.th . . . Gene Kelly will stage the bet:,,een the hours of 5 p.m. and 7 p.m., you can now make a Long Distance call for the Wind." When Mrs. Cornelius dances for the Nov. 13 show at $1 .25 or less*. Vanderbll t Whitney. dripping em the Factory, for the Los Angeles eralds , arrived to overshadow Civic Center. Miss de Havllland's simpl e jew "Life With Father" will move els, a Southern lady consoled from the City Center to Broad Olivia: "The emerald Is an unsa way, . . Jules Das sin and Irwin tisfactory jewel. It chips easily." Shaw have 20 minutes of film they SPEECH: Harry Hershfield took of the officers and crew of Many interstate was one of the speakers at the the sunken Israeli destroyer Sunday rally at wi ndy Battery Elath, .. Robert Hooks was given Park. He told a story which lack a new ,.Hallelujah Baby" song: ed subtlety. 11You can't be subtle "You Ain't Gonna Shake Them when you're talking Into the Feathers No More" . . . Com Long Distance wind:' he later explained. ,.Oth poser Jimmy Van Husen gave his erwise, the wind may blow away Oscars, Emmys and manuscripts your punch lines." to Cazenovia College. CH A NG E : Jack Warner's James Stewart will present presence at the premiere of wings to the 42 graduate pilots at calls · "Camelot" may be his last ap Laughlin Air Base., He's In the pearance as a studio executive. Texas neighborhood filming Warner sold all hi s stock In the "Bandolerol" , . .Ella Fitzger studio he founded, and was given ald joined the array of talent for a semi-official title. But he's the Kennedy' s Community Service discovered that the fancy title Show at the Shakespeare Festival now cost you less gives him no power to sign an ac Theater Oct, 30 . .. Charles Gor tress or a writer. From now on, en's wedding treat for Lynda Bird the studio will see little of him. and her captain, who met pl aylng TRICK: The girl who plays the bridge at the White House: Goren Most Long Distance rates have just gone down, making calling a bigger bargain than ever. daughter of Ed McMahon and has invited them both to play Rates for some interstate calls up to 24 miles will be increased 5¢. Overall, the new rates Diana Van Der Vlls In "The In bridge with him. represent the twenty-second major reduction since coast-to-coast service began in 1915. cident" is really twin s: Elleen MEMORY: Bertrand Russell They ·are a good example of how improvements in technology and operating economies and Kathleen Smith, S year olds, says of the many books he's writ alternated in working the sceneS have been passed on to you. ·' ten: "The fact is, I've forgotten so that each would get sufficient most of what Is In them. Some sleep during the filming. times I pick up one of my books, ROOM: The Barberry Room read It and think, 'Dear me, how Here are the new Long Distance rates and hours. Clip and keep handy. will celebrate Its 30th anniversa clever I was in those days.' " ry nex week, It was built origi FIGHT: Frank Sampson, the nally as the Elbow Room, a pri ex-Tammany Hall leader who MON, SUN. vate club conceived by the late died last week, once had a fight Alec Wool!cott for 200 of his with Tammany's Carmine De eminent friends. The room and Saplo. Each Issued broadsides 7 a.m.- . furnishings were designed by accusing the other of gangster In 5 p.m, Norman Bel Geddes. The one fluence, until the District Attor piece mirror made especially for ney ordered an Investigation, The the celling cracked when It was late Bert Stand, Tammany's sec delivered. retary, told Sampson: "The 5 p.m.- Woollcott didn't see the stark, Democratic Party should change 7 p.m. modern room until opening night. Its symbol from a star to a He shook his head as he entered, whistle." and sighed: "What I really had In (Distributed by Publishers-Hall 7 p.m.- mind was quiet brownstone ..." Syndicate), All rights reserved) 7 a.m. FEES: George Jessel has earned more money from speech Al subscription to the Herald ls ' making than probably anyone a good gilt for the person who has ' Midnight- else. In fact, he spends most of everything else. Call 724-0200. J. 7 a.m. ~- ( For And About Teenagers ) 't> * Maximum rates for a 3-minute, station-to-station ·interstate call, plus tax, anywhere in the continental U.S., except Alaska. The 75C-or-less rate only applies to station-to-station calls dialed directly from midnight to 7 a.m. ., /'ii;\. New England Telephone ~ Part of the Nationwide Bell System I / ~ i, For 75¢ you can dial your own, coast-to-coast calls every night between midnight and 7 a.m. It's our new midnight-to-7 a .m. special. During these hours you can make a 3- ~- station-to-station interstate ~all anywhere in the continental U.S. (except Alaska) THE WEEK'S LETTER: "I he does not like you as well as for 75¢ or less, plus tax. This rate only applies to station-to-station calls dialed directly have a problem. I have been you like him and he has been (in areas where Direct Distance Dialing is not yet available, calls may be placed with going steady. I broke up be- enjoying the role of being cause this boy thought that I "chased" by a girl who comes to the Operator at the same low rate). should go to his house every see him. Put your foot down. In time to see him. I thought that slst th,at he come to see you or he should come to see me, In- call the w h-o I e thing off. It a p ate ad of me always going to see pears that you have a one-sided him. I am crazy about him. I affair. If you can't bring a wrote him but he didn't say any- change In things by being firm, thing. So I thought I would writ~ you will be much better off If to you. Can you tell me what to you give the boy up and forget do? I am afraid that I will lose. him. The more you "chaae", the ·him." less considerate he will become. OUR REPLY: You will not loae him - If he cares for you. I yeu have a t.•noe• ,,.,em Y• .,.,. .. If he cares for you at all, he will diKU••• er aft _..,,,_....,_ to ~-- ...... yav 1....., to FOi AND AIOUf THNAOEIS. come to aee you. If he does not COMMUNl!Y AND SUIUIIAN PIUS SRVICL come t9 see you, be certain that flAl'«POIT, IY, -='- ···----=-=·----. ~-i-~~----r=--, :,:;:;-·- THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1967 13 Center To Start · MEYER SUGARMAN New Building Campaign 41 Gallatin Street wishes to thank all his friends, relatives and cus With Sunday Meeting tomers for their kind wishes, gifts and prayers for The Jewish Community Center his recovery during his recent illness. will kick ·of! Its New Building Campaign Immediately, according to an announcement made this I SELL ALL MRS. 1£0 Gl£KLEN 421 -1229 week by Bertram Bernhardt, ADVERTISED TRIPS OF 331-7106 campaign chairman, and Sidney Meyer, chairman of the Advance PETTERSON-TRAVEL INC. Gifts Division, 76 DORRANCE STREET PROVIDENCE 3, RHODE ISLAND Suspended due to the Israel SUGGESTS Arab war In June, the campaign TAHITI and the SOUTH PACIFIC will resume with a breakfast meeting for members of the Ad Di~s s597oo vance Gifts Division this Sunday INCLUDES, JET TRANSPORTATION FROM WEST COAST, TRANSFERS, LUX URIOUS HOTELS, SOME MEALS, SIGHT SEBNG AND ENTERTAINMENT at 10 a.m, at the Wayland Manor. WEEKLY DEPARTURES The Advance Gifts Division had already accumulated total pledges of more than a million dollars before It suspended activ ities In June. Anyone Interested In attending STEPHEN 6. LINDER the breakfast may call the Center at 861-2674, or Mr. Meyer at 274-8745. Attorney-at-Law Eshkol Urges Announces the Removal U.S. Migration of his Office TEL AVP/ - Premier Levi Eshkol last week called upon for the Practice of Law to United States Jews· to hl'olp popu late enlarged Israel and put her • 804 OLD COLONY BANK BUILDING economy on Its feet. 58 WEYBOSSET STREET, PROVIDENCE, Speaking to 550 donors to the Mrs. Ira Zimmerman United J ewlsh Appeal as "brother RHODE ISLAND to brother," Mr. Eshkol urged Miss Myrna Starr, daughter of demi-cage gown of rose-pat specillcally the continuation or Mr, and Mrs. Sid Starr of terned Ivory Chantilly I ace with the emergency drive originated Brooklyn, N.Y .. became the bride trumpet sleeves and matching Il 421-8841 by the organization during the of Ira Zimmerman, son of Mr. l uslon veil . She carried a bouquet and Mrs. Coleman Zimmerman of crisis or May and June. of white orchids and stephanotls . Max M, Fisher of Detroit, the Providence, on Oct. 1 at 7 p.m. at Leonard's of Great Neck, Long The bride's attendants were organization's general chairman, Island. Rabbi Maurice Davis , Mrs. Myrna Caruso and Mrs. later announced that It will con IS IT uncle of the bridegroom, offici Rita Wallace. tinue Its emergency campaign In ated at the candlelight ceremony, 1968 In addition to conducting Its Jerry Gulpln was best, man , WORTH FIXING? regular drive. which was followed by a reception and Robert Starr, brother of the and dinner. Mr. Eshkol told the gathering bride, was junior best man. that the war was not over yet and The bride, who was given In The couple are residing In At- that lsrael was keeping tens of marriage by her father, wore a 1anta, Georgia. thousands or soldiers mobilized, "It Is absolutely essential that a substantial change take place In Hebrew Day School Women's Group the population trend In this coun try" he said. "If our victory In To Hold 20th Annual Donor Luncheon war Is to be converted Into en The 20th Annual Donor Lunch during regional peace, If Israel Is eon _of the Ladles' Association, to grow and develop, It Is vital Providence Hebrew Day School, thail there be a substantial In will start with a champagne punch crease In the number of Jews In reception at 12 noon on Tuesday, the country, and a rapid one.'' Nov. 14, at the school, Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p,m. Entertainment will be U. S.-lsrael Publisher presented by The Harlequins, a Boston vocal quartet, who have been entertaining at social affairs To Locate In Jerusalem for six years. YOU MAY NOT THINK SO .. . TEL AVIV - Formation of a Mrs. Sol L. Resnik Is chalr BUT ASK MAX GOLDEN AT .. . joint lsrael!-Amerlcan publishing m an or the luncheon and Mrs. ventuce that will produce scien Paul Greenberg Is co-chairman. tific textbooks In Israel for ex Com mlttee members Include RADIATOR & port was announced recently. The Mesdames Joseph J. Fishbein, BOSTON Chevrath Ovdlm, hol ding company reservations and treasurer; Wa:r BODY WORKS and economic arm of Hl stadrut, ren Foster, program, Benjamin the Israel labor federation, has Chlnltz, telephone squad; Andrew 185 PINE ST . Joined In the venture with the Pit Blazar, Robert Aron, Edward PROVIDENCE GA 1-2625 man Publishing C9rporation of Aron, Kenneth Resnick, Milton New York City, an educational Winkler, Manfred Well, Ivan Perl publ!shlng house. man and Arthur Robbins, telephone The new firm will be located captains. MRS. SOL L. RESNIK in Jerusalem where translations, Also, Mesdames Kenneth Liff. don Sollosy, ex-o!!lclo. editing and printing will be done, man, decorations; Edward Aron Proceeds of the Donor Lunch Production will be coordinated to and Robert Aron, hostesses; Har eon will be used for the benefit or the school Scholarship Fund. NOT TRUE meet American market require..; vey M, Snyder, publicity; Milton ments, the announcement said. Winkler, arrangements; Norman For further Information the Histadrut has al so approved an BerkO\yltz, Invitations, and Shel- school may be called at 331-5327, Jgreement between the Pitman We are not always out of the country. *We Company and Hamashblr, whole do travel a great deal to stay knowledgeable sale and merchandising coopera Whitney Museum Opens tive of Htsiadrut, which will set about tourist facilities around the world. But - '; up the printing plant In Jerusa Exhibit Of Soyer Paintings there are cih'lays several of our staff of 16 on lem. NEW YORK - The Whitney most modern employs, here and Museum of American Art opened there and not very successfully, a hand. Milwaukee Women Ask an exhibition by. Raphael Soyer broken coloration that seems to l last week. The close associate or have been Inspired by a mlsun- *This Pall's Travel Schedule Open Housing Law the leaders or many avant-garde derstandlng or Cezanne. He Is at schools, the 67-year-old painter his very appealing best In his Ellie Fine-Europe MILWAUKEE - The Mil has never belonged to any school. most realistic, most personal, waukee section or the National John O'Connor--Jamalca II Eakins and Degas are his observations." Council o! Jewish Women called avowed masters, wrote John Can,: Born In Borlsoglebsk, Russia, on the city government recently Jackie Black-Mexico aday In "The New York Times, In 1899, along with a twin broth- Estella Law-Spain & Balaeric Islands to enact a strong open housing th01· , ~e "has been less adven- er, Moses, Mr, soyer came to ordinance "which will guarantee turous than either , • , , His this country In •1912. His father Barbara Healy-Bermuda the right o! all citizens In our work has been untouched by mod- was a teacher of Hebrew llter- Maxine Cavanaugh-Bermuda ' community to buy, rent or lease erlsms, unless his natural sym- ature and history. The painter's Madeline 9uinn-Hawail property, without !ear o! dis pathies with people not at the top America was nrst the Bronx and crimination because o! color, o! the social heap ••• might tie then Greenwich Village. Ingrid Petterson-Sweden & Finland race or creed." him briefly to the social realists Rose O'Brien-Florida The organization, which has of that period, who, however, He has always accepted the 1,600 members, voiced objections were more reactionary than painter's function as- that of ob On The Go To Serve You Better to proposals !or a citywide refer avant-garde, serving and describing the world endum on the housing situation, "Even as a realist he has not and Its people, and the artist's Enjoying our 97th ind bi99•d year "because It Is a vehicle whereby been an aggressive member of a response to their ways of life, . ~he City or Milwaukee public o! school. And he has not toyed at At the private opening of . the ffclals are abdicating their clear all with abstraction or semi-ab exhibition, the great crush of duty to uphold minority rights." straction, At most, In his earlier friends Included long-time work, he hinted at some mild ex Green w I ch Villagers, recent CHURCH TRAVEL For news of Israel and world pressionistic distortions of the (noisier) Village denizens, mu TURKS HEAD ILDG., PROYIDENC:I wide Jewry, of local organizations kind employed by Kuniyoshi and seum people, collectors and pri and soctery, read the Herald, .• and his circle. These were soon vate persons who for his 40 years 421-3700 for some of the best bargains In abandoned, as the Whitney retro as a painter have been buying his the Greater Providence area. spective shows, Mr. Sbyer at his pictures, 14 1l!E RHODE ISLAND HERALD, l'RIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1967 Guantanamo Bay High Hotiday Serv~ces Condu_cled By Marine from Cranston A Marine Corps PFC from He ran ""them "In a conservative C'l'anston conducted the High Holy manner" and remarked that this Day services at Guantanamo Bay was the first time he had been a V Naval Base, Cuba, this fall. full acting rabbi. He and a friend Kenneth Resnick, the 18-year on the base hope to hold tradi old son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. tional Friday evening services, By JEFF BERGER Resnick of Richland Road, was to he said In a Jetter, and to form a • assist a J ewlsh naval officer wbo discussion group. "went stateside" just before An-enlistee, he has been In the Rosh Hashanah. Kenneth had ac Corps for a yi ar and a half, and In Cuba since Sept. 6. He will re I t11al!y conducted services before the officer left, so he officiated turn to the States for reas during the High Holy Days for signment In January; his term of servicemen on the base and for service Is six years. three families there. He had Hebrew lessons at The services were less com Temple Beth David, and later plicated, than those at Temple continued to study Hebrew with e Safety on the KENNETH .RESNICK Beth David, he wrote his parents. · Sam Cohen who taught ••• at .the same time • •• Mrs. Resnick and Kenneth's sister Deborah, who Is now a senior at the University of Rhode Island. Yo unger sisters are Sharon, 14, who attends Hugh American Road B. Bain Junior High School and Frlma, five years old a pupil at w Providence Hebrew Day School. Kenneth attended Cranston East During the last several years, In High School. creasing emphasis has been focused on At the Cuban base he found American motorists, automobiles , and unexpected dangers In standing highways. Among the several complex guard duty. Not only are there questions wlµ ch are under consid occasional human fence jumpers p eration across the country are: what (two fences separate the United requirements shoul d driver appli States and Cuba, with neutral cants have to meet before being Issued ground between them), but In a license; what is involved, besides sects, bats, rats and wild cats common-sense driving, in automobile were regular companions. safety; and are American highways Other amenities of Marine built in a manner which will offer the Corps life In the tropics Included 0 maxlumu possible protection to motor their own television and radio ists? station which had no commercials but didn't come on until four in Driver education is probably the the afternoon, and warm days and • most logical place to Initiate a study of chilly nights. Kenneth wrote rath American motoring. Thousands of man hours of work, thousands of doilars In The base cameraman snapped four or five plctores before the Yorn er smugly that he would enjoy re turning in January with a good tan· time and resources are spent training Klppur services which were conducted by Pfc. Kenneth Resnick, American youth to operate automobiles USMC. when everyone up here-would be I pale. The Cuban base offered on American highways. How effective Is baseball, football and swimming, this training? either at the base pool (which he hadn't yet located) or at a small National accident' s tatis tics , which beach which his outfit used, show a disproportionately high accident where a face mask was neces rate among teens and those in their n e arly twenties, Indicate conclusively sary. One thing Guantanamo Base that there's something wrong with driv 1 ~ does not have Is girls, he wrote, er education in America. The same sounding like the "South Pacific" statistics Indicate that s tudents of high sailors. "The only girls or wom school driver education courses are en there are, are dependents (of less likely to be involved in accidents ficers• daughters, high-ranking than those who underwent training else enlis ted, etc.) and we're not even t where. supposed to go near them." The Tilese statistics are interesting and young Marine Corps PFC carries point a finger of accusation at some o!d on an active correspondence, American traditions , chief among which however, which Includes girls is parent-oriented driver education. some of his J ewlsh buddies know back home, from Pennsylvania to A few years ago, I observed a highly _) C allfornla. emotional shouting match between a A regulation requires each mother and her 16-year-old son after ti Marine In the United States or ·in they'd completed a rather terrifying a foreign country to qualify as a "educatlonall" !l)Otor tour of the neigh marksman each year. Kenneth, borhood. Topics covered by each party who has won awards with pistol Included a question of the son's mental and rifle, spent some seven days acuity (by the mother) and rather sharp on the range at Camp Lejeune, criticism of · the mother's emotional Council Urges Continued Jnvolvement N.c., last 'Ausust, prior to home stability (by the son). The reason Is ob leave before he went to Guanta vious: parents don't know enough about namo. Judging by his heartfelt driving to teach anybody else all the Toward full Equality for Negroes remarks about the general's In - complexities Involved with operating spections at Lejeune, rifle prac automobiles. It Is also the case that NEW YORK - The National ant, employer and employe, or tice was a happy change from each of us, through our driving ex Community Relations Advisory creditor and debtor.'! marching, drilling and displaying perience, has acquired a substantial I~~ Council, the coordinating body of The council said that under gear. number of motoring eccentricities nine national Jewish agencies and those circumstances it was easy He Is the grandson of Mr. and which are potentially _dangerous when 80 local community councils, has for the Jew to be Identified as an Mrs. Archie Baker of Provi transferred to our youngsters. urged that all Jews of this coun exp! otter and "It would be unrea dence. try Intensify their efforts to help listic to expect black demagogues There are two phases necessary for .I While he was at Parris Island, proper driver education and two pre the Negro achieve full equality to be more scrl!pulous than their s.c., In October of 1966, Lt. (Jg) regardless of anti-Semitic atti white counterparts and to shun requisites for them. The prerequisites 1' Sheldon M. Kirsch, the Jewish are: emotional stability, which Is Im tudes by "black demagogues." anti-Semitism, the historic weap chaplain there, wrote to Mr. and The council, In releasing a on of political demaogues every portant for temper control: and a sense Mrs. Resnick that he had met of responsibility, that ls, an awareness l "Gulde to Program Planning for where." Kenneth at a service one Sunday Jewish Community Relations •In The council made the follow of the social and legal resp'bnslbilltles morning. The form letter was re lnvolved In motoring. I 967-68," declared: Ing recommendations to Its affil assuring and ended: "Jewish community relations iated grol!ps: "While the training of a Ma Since emotional · stability Is not a agencies have a continuing obli Work. for the adoption of ap rine recruit Is a rigorous and teachable subject, It should be consid propriate national policies and gation to Interpret Intensively· to strenuous one In order to flt him ered ~ s tandard requirement for appli the Jewish community the facts of programs to · solve the national Ij for all the eventualities that will cants before formal driver education Is anti-Semitism among Negroes, problems of slum housing, un face him In an uncertain world, considered. Because of • chronic lack Its nature, Its origins, Its real employment and poverty. there Is full opportunity given of funds, facilities, time and staff, significance and the effective Create wherever feasible him to exercise the devotional there Is woefully Inadequate emotional ways of combating It." communl tywlde grol!ps to assure side of his life through Jewish pretesting of license applicants, with In this same connection, the proper maintenance of I aw and worship and to seek out the coun the result that a lot of people are driv council's guide also warned order and to take all necessary sel and guidance of the chaplain ing today who shouldn't be. Although in against mistaking legitimate pro steps against the misdirection of for as long as he Is here. Rest stll1lng a sense of responsibility among test by Negroes for anti-Semi Jaw enforcement and the subver assured he Is In good hands to driver trainees Is possible, It Isn't tism and against "exaggerating sion of civil liberties. make him a better man, a better usually accomplished because tl!Tie Is the . true dimensions" of anti American and a better Jew." being heavily focused on the technical Establish In each community Jewish expressions that may aspects of motoring. Luckily, a sub arise. appropriate procedures and ARRESTED IN BAGHDAD mechanisms for review and ap NEW YORK - Reports reach s tantial proportion -of young motorists The council's guide cited what are aware of their responsibilities be peal of conflicting charges from Informed and It described as the "wide eco Ing here hind the wheel and the need for provld against the local police In coping trustworthy sources disclose that nomle, e-.donal and cultural .lng them with a basic feeling for this ts outbreaks of voie-. > ' pp i,e~· Negro and .J-tsh wttll racial aome 100 Jews wen urested In not .as pressing as would etllerwtse ,{ 'J:M counctJ also called for eom wllll the result that Bacllclad, Jraq, on tbe eve of the be the situation. dwre _,. · opportunities for federal and staN grants for Hqh Holy Days. The Jewish pop.. normal clllflKt on an equal status housing, education and other pub lllaUon In Iraq, estimated al be brtver education consists of two besU." lic services to overcome the pos tween 2,000 and 2,500, has been ph'ases: classroom technical and social uotten" It laid, "contact! be sibility that cttles might become subjected to har~sment 'and ar Instruction; and vehicle operation. Part tween ,._., and Negroes are "huge racial ghettos surrounded rNts since the outbreak of the II wlll examine what should go Into each ._ be- landlord and 1e11- by ltly-wlll• slilurbs." war with Jarael . pha1e of trainee education. TiiE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1967 15 State Dept. Negligence Aided Hitler, M_org.enthau· Charged In Secret Report NEW YORK - Indifference and densed version, captioned "Per ropean Jews from Nazi per negligence on the part of the sonal Report to the President," secution. but, once the President United States Government helped was read by Roosevelt In the knew "the full truth" about Nazi Adolf Hltler carry out mass ex presence of Morgenlhau and two atrocities, "he moved in dramat termination of Europe's Jews, a aides. ic form ." hitherto secret report to Presl The "Personal Report" be The statement wa s made by d en t Franklin D. Roosevelt gan: Ira A. Hirschmann, an industrial charges. "You are probably not as fa consultant who in 1944 joined the The report, submitted to mlllar as I with·the utter failure War Refugee Board's field staff Roosevelt in 1944 by then Secre of certain officials In our State as President Roosevelt's special tary of the Treasury Henry Mor Department, who are charged representative in Turkey. genthau, was made public this with actually carrying out (res Mr. Hirschmann said that week in an article in the new ls cue) policy, to take any effective Robert Borden Ream s. a former sue of Look magazine. a c Ii on to prevent the ex State Department official who Is According to writer Arthur D. termination of the Jews In Ger accused In the book of having Morse, a detailed list of charges, man-controlled Europe• •• • ON DEAN'S LIST: Harvey Gersh stalled rescue efforts , "became directed against the State Depart "Whether one sees this fail very helpful" toward the end of ENGAGED: Mr, and Mrs. Joseph man, ron of Mr. and Mrs. Edward ment, was handed to Roosevelt In ure as being deliberate on the Promlsloff o! Elklns Park, Md., Gershman of 12 Manning Street, the war. a dramatic confrontation with part of those officials handling announce the engagement their Pawtucket, has been placed on the Mr. Reams said that some ot Morgenthau at the White House on the matter, or merely due lo refugee rescue operations had daughter Sandra Fae, to Mitchel Dean's List at Northeastern Uni Jan. 16, 1944. their incompetence, Is not loo Steven Pinsly, soo of Mr. and versity in Boston where he Is in been "utterly impossible" be · A dra!t of the. Treasury De important from my point of view, Mrs. Melvin Plnsly of Providence the Mechanical Engineering De cause of the pressures of the partment sta!f paper was titled "However, there is a growing war. and Falmouth Heights, Mass. partment. Mr. Gershman, a grad "Report to the Secretary on the number of responsible people and Miss Promlsloff Is a senior In uate of Pawtucket West High Reached at the University of Acquiescence of This Government organizations today who. • • see Nevada, where he works at the the department of Medical Tech School, Is president of the soph in the Murder of the Jews," . plain Anti-Semltlsm motivating nology at Temple University Col omore class at the university. Desert Research Institute, Mr. Morse writes. Morgenthau's con- the actions of these Stale Depart Reams commented: ''Actually, lege of Allied Health. She ls a ment ol!lclals and, rightly or there wa s no dilly-dallying at the member of Alpha Delta Theta, wrongly, II wlll require little State Department, we simply had national professional Medical Israel Accuses Britain Of Seeking more In the way of proof for this to lace up 10 the realities de Technology sorority. suspicion to explode into a nasty manded by the over-all war ef Mr. Plnsly, a graduate of scandal." fort." Classical High (>chool and Temple The original dra!I report, University, Is a candidate tot a To Force Israelis Back, Open Canal Morse writes, was "an 18-page FRENCH RESPOND Master's degree In Public Ad LONDON - Britain is anx pared to return to the 1949 narrative prepared by three Pro PAR IS - The French people ministration at Temple Univer ious to get the Suez Canal, clo sed Egyp ti a n-1 s r ae Ii armistice testants" on the staff of Mor have begun raising fund s to buy a sity. since the June war. open as soon agreement. genthau, who had himself ordered new destroyer for Israel to re A summer 1968 wedding Is place the Elath. as possible, and Israel Is accus Under terms of the I 949 pact, the study alter the U,S, allegedly planned. ing London of trying to force an Arabs and Israelis would sit at a failed to act promptly In the res Israeli withdrawal from Sinai and conference table with a UN rep cue of 70,000 Rumanian Jews, the west bank of the Jordan River resentative between them . Morge nth au• s Investigators without concessions from the Israel, however, has repea charged: Arabs. tedly stated that the 1949 agree "(l) (State Department offi cials) have not only failed to use m11';limmm Brltair., in recent days, has ments are dead and cannot be re pursued a renewal of ties wl th vived and that the 1949 lines were the Governmental machinery al EMERSON BAINBRIDGE Egypt. Sir Harold Beeley, former wiped out by Arab military action their disposal to rescue Jews British envoy to Cairo, talked preclpatlng the June war. from Hitler, but have even gone Oil Paintings with President Nasser recently, Sir Dingle said that, In citing so far as to use this Govern EXHIBITION ON VIEW as Foreign SeCretary George the I 949 agreements, Nasser did mental machinery to prevent the ''• Nlect.lH Hd.Jeaeel. FKl:D SPl~tL·~ States Government official said IT IS THE SHOW FOlt YOU/ here tha t the late President Emello Dt l'ietro's Dance lanll KOSHER MEAT MARKET Franklin D. Roosevelt 11probably acted late" in the rescue of Eu- 243 RESERVOIR AVE., PROVIDENCE HO 1,0425 SHOP THE MODERN WAY Women's 'Who's Who' PERSONALIZED SERVICE "MEATS WITH YOUR Names Matilda Litwin Jewish Herald APPROVAL" Miss Matilda R. Litwin, con sultant on services to the aging and the chronically llJ In the R,I. COOKED 1 99 I Department of Social Welfare, ls Advertising listed In the new edition (1967-68) I ROAST BEEF ------• lb. I of "Who's Who of American FROM OUR OWN KITCHEN I MAPLE LEAF Women." She Is a member of the PT I Governor's Advisory Commission .Brings Results • • • REG. 47~ 29( on Aging, the Providence Mayor's SOUR CREAM CONT. Committee on Aging, the board of ----- the Arthritis Association and the advisory committees of the home for people who sell drugs PICKLED STEER TONGUES care program al Kent County Hospital, for Information and re RIB CHUCK ferral service tor the Council of for people who sell cars 59~ lb. Community Services and o! the CHICKEN LEGS Homemaker and Home-Health. Agency ot Rhode Island. for people who sell groceries REG. 1.09 Miss Litwin Is consultant to VEAL PATTIES 89( lb . senior citizens' centers In Provi for people who sell dothes 5 TO A LB. dence, Pawtucket and Newport; vice-chairman o! the board o! the new volunteer agency, Friends 69( lb. !or People; past president the for people who sell insurance I STEAK PATTIES 5 TO A LB. ot R,I, Conference o! Social Work ,..._____ ,~E-;~ ALL vou;-;.Urv woRR1Es'T~~---- and past chairman ot the National Association of Social Workers In TAP THE BUYING POWER • PARTY PLATTERS e Rhode Island. She has served on the boards of the Council of Com Select Your Own Mears - No Charge for Decotating m unity Services and the Menial OF JEWISH HERALD READERS Home Made liver Salad, Herring Salad, Potato Salad Cote Slaw, Gefihe Fish, Meat Knishes, Piclcles, Health Association, and has been Where Shopping S.comu An hci,ing Ad-,..ntur• active since Its Inception In the 724-0200 Women's Intergroup Conference. 16 TiiE'{l.HODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1967 HOLIDAYS BANNED HERALD-- TEL AVN - A ban on the Scopus Award To Go celebration of Egyptian national holidays In the israel-occupled To Abraham Wechsl'er- Gaza Strip and Sinai Peninsula Classified was Issued recently by the mill- NEw YORK - · Abraham F. ' , tary governor. Wechsler, businessman and phi Call 724-0200- The order prohibits the ob lanthropist, has been named by servance of such holidays a:; July the American Friends of the 23, "Revolution Day," July 26, Hebrew University as 1967 19 - General Services marking nationalization of the recipient of the organization's Suez Canal, and March 19, date of highest distinction, the Scopus FLOOR CLEANING and polishing. the Israeli withdrawal from Sinai Award, to be presented at a din Also general home cleaning. Larry ner on Nov. 20 at the Waldorf l>Jgan. 353-9648 In 1957 after the first Sinai cam ufn paign. Astoria. I · The Earl of Balfour, nephew ) 21 • Help Wanted, Women ) of the firs t Earl who was the au thor of the hi s toric Balfour Dec WOMEN, if you wont SSSS tor Christ· laration, a milestone in the crea mos. If you wo nt o new interest. If tion of the State of Israel, wlll be you wont o week ly incom e. If you the principal speaker. con sell o product advertised on TV i Wechslec.. ls a member of the ond leoding magazines, Coll AVON board of governors of Hebrew C0smetics. We wilt show you how. University of Jerusal em and a Coll GA 1-2908 . } RUTH'S foun der of the Truman Inter OUR YOUNGER SET - Sharl Su national Center for the Advance TO APPEAR WITH PHILHAR 35 - Private Instruction BEAUTY SALON san Kaplan Is the one-year-old ment of Peace bel~g built on "Mt. MONIC : Ruggiero Ricci, violin Glamour is not any one thing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Scopus ln Jerusalem. ist, will appear with the Rhode BROWN STUDENT desi res to improve nor even an ex·ternal thing. It be Kaplan of Chestnut Hill, The Scopus Award was Island Philharmonic Orchestra ln the grades of any student in Moth, gift's i_n the mind and it is made up created when the original campus their second series concert on Chem, Latin , Hebrew. If not success· Mass. Mrs. Kaplan ls the former fu l ofter one month. will render no of many things. It 's the smile on Barbara Lynn Shwartz, daughter of the university was inaccessible Saturday, Nov. 11, at Veterans the Mona Lisa . It's the sound of the lee. learning is o ho bit of the mind. of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Shwartz because it was an Isr aeli encl ave Memorial Auditorium al 8:30 Dial 831 -4785 , Mork . voice of Bette Davis. It is what surrounded by Jordanian-held p.m. makes life worth living. 411 women of Cranston. Maternal great l territory. Since the Six-Day War, He will perform the Sibelius know what it is, but many don't grandparents are Mrs. Sadie 42 - Special Notices realize they know. Shwartz and David Exter of Cran the buildings have been returned Violin Conc erto In D minor with the orchestra under the -direction Glamour is within reach of every ston. Paternal grandparents are to the unive r sity. 52-YEAR-OLD WIDOWER, without woman who will open her eyes Mr. and Mrs. David L. Kaplan of Funds derived from th! s din or Francis Madeira. The program children, looking for pleasant com· and see what a wonderful place Brookline, and great-grand ner wlll be used to bull d a dor will open with the "Petite Suite p ony. preferably from East Side this world can be! Stretch out your parents, Mrs. Jenny Shlvlck of mitory park on Mt. Scopus which d'Orchestre" by Bizet, followed neighbor hood. Write R. I. Jew~h hand and grab some glamour for Chestnut Hill and Mr. and Mrs. wlll bear the name of Wechsle r by the Strauss Tone Poem, Herold , Sox B-22 , 99 Webster yourself. Harry Kaplan of Brookllne. and Paullne Wech sler. "Death and Transfiguration." Street, Powtucke1, R. I. 02861. In the weeks and months to fol Tickets may be obtained at the low, we will have many interesting Phllharmonlc office at 39 the Ar WORKING WOMAN wonted to shore t and important tips on how you can cade , or by cal11ng 831-3123. private home with woman. Garden make the most of your looks. If you Ci ty oreo. Rent reosonobte. WI want to keep up with the Soaring Says Captured Infiltrators ·2-1658. A sub scription to the Herald 11 -10 Sixties, you must be young in makes a good gift. thought, feeling and above all, ap ·~ pearance. Not Hindered By Jordan One of the • best ways to achieve Your Moneys Worth instant glamour is with one of JERUSALEM - Israel an war last June. those new exciting wigs, wiglets or nounced last week the capture of Israeli sources traced the (Continued from page 6) falls, but the easiest way to keep 11 Syrian-trained Infiltrators In a movements of the 11 men from have to s how the full profit ln up with the latest in hair fashions tiny cave east of Jenin near the their training at the Duma· camp have to pay the extra $560 ln your 1967 return. Instead, you ;, to call RUTH 'S BEAUTY SALON, border with Jordan. near Damascus, through Jordan taxes on the entire $2000 on Aprll can Include ln your 1967 income 920 Reservoir Av!!,, Tel. 467-5509 Army sources In Tel Aviv and finally to their hideout, a slx 15, 1968 Instead or by April 15, only the same portion of the prof your complete beauty specialists. It It that your 1967 payment Is to Wig Sales-Styling. said the band was seized with by-three-foot cave, one mlle west 1969. Is worth paying $ 560 one I of the Arab border village of year sooner in order to save a the total price. If you collect only I Chinese and Soviet weapons on I Monday a week ago. The capture Jalabun. possible $44.80 a year later? U 20 per cent of the sales price In I A small paintbrush is an exc~llent brought to about 200 the number There was no explanation why you borrowed the $560 for a year 1967, you will r eport only 20 per I gadget with which U) clean crumbs of Infiltrators rounded up since the announcement had been de at 6 per cent In order to pay a cent of the entir e profit. An extra ~L from an electric toaster or waffle Israel occupied the west bank of layed four days. It was believed year sooner, the interest would advantage of taking not more than i iron. the Jordan River · In the six-day that other infiltrators were being come to $33.60. Since this Inter 30 per cent this year ls that you I sought through information gained can use hindsight In deciding I est would be deductible at a tax I from those captured. saving of about $10, your net af proper tax s trategy. You can wait I The Israelis said the terror ter-tax cost would be $23.60 to until April 15, 1968, to decide ' ists were seized before they be save a possible $44.80. A saving whether to report all the profit In gan operations. One member had of $21 from paying tax a year 1967 or to spread It out. been spotted near the cave's earlier on $2,000 ls just not U you can't shift Income, per I mouth and the others were dis worth the trouble, particularly haps you can shift expenses. U I covered Inside. With them we r e since there Is no guarantee that your goal ls a higher 1967 In / rifles, bazookas, grenades, two your 1968 income won't drop. come, postpone paying 1967 bills submachine guns of Chinese Generally; the basic rule Is to until 1968. If your goal Is a lower Communist make, a machine gun, shift income and expenses be Income this year, pay as many ,,,.._,, u clvlllan and military clothing, tween 1967 and 1968 lo keep your bllls as you can before January. I ( N 0 food and other equipment. Income tax brackets for the two You can further increase your 1967 expenses by prepaying taxes C u The Israeli sources said that years about even. But for the A contrary to Jordan's stated pol mll11ons of you who will be mar and Interest - both deductible ex 0 icy, the Infiltrators had the coop ried or divorced, a different tax penses for which the law allows M PRICES GOOD L eration of Jordanian civilian and strategy ls wise. you to deduct a prepayment. You p THRU THURSDAY,! NOVEMBER 9 I mllltary personnel during their U for Instance, you have the can deduct your 1968 mortgage T movement through that country. bene!lt of income splitting In 1967 Interest If the bank Is willing to R COOKED IN OUR OWN KITCHENS y According to the Israelis, but will lose It In 1968 because of accept your prepayment In 1967;' 0 STRICTLY KOSHER Jordanian officials have encour a divorce, your strategy would you can deduct your 1968 state or aged Arabs In the occupied west dictate shifting Income from '68 local Income taxes or real prop M bank of the Jordan to refuse to to '67. erty taxes If they are prepaid In I lb, cooperate with the Israelis but rr, though, you will gain the 1967 as estimated tax payments s . TONGUES 2.39 have said they would not encour benefit of Income splitting In 1968 or In any other way and the tax SLICED TO ORDER SAVE 80c;: LB. age terrorism. because you will be married, authority will accept them. E The Israelis said, however, your strategy would dictate shift If you are a business or 'pro D 0 that the 11 Infiltrators had been Ing Income from '67 to '68 and fessional man planning to buy t; met at the Syrian-Jordanian bor pushing expenses from '68 to '67. equipment soon, consider buying FRESHL y SMOKED SAVE _soc;: LB. R der, after completion of .their Your yearend tax moves must It this year, for this wlll entitle 0 training, by members .of Battalion be based on your own expected you to an immediate Investment u M 421, a Palestinian unit of the Ir Income and expenses, marital credit of up to 7 per cent.Jr, say, lb. aqi Army stationed ln Jordan status, other factors which you you buy $10,000 of equipment with A WHITEFISH 8 9 ( 0 since the war. The Iraqis, It was know. a life of eight years or more and L stated, moved the Infiltrators 25 Let's say It's sound strategy put It into service by Dec. 31, you s miles, using Landrovers, to vil I T for you to bunch Income either can get a $700 Investment credit lages near the Israeli border. Into 1967 or 1968 strictly for In which you can use toward your T HAND-MADE WITH BUTTER Wearing uniforms and carry tax due April 15, 1968. If you de y come tax purposes. Let's say yo u I Ing their Chinese and Russian also are a typical taxpayer and lay until Jan. 1, you'll have to equipment, the terrorists, It was M pay taxes In the year you receive wait a whole year until Aprll 15, · ~~EES:SE BtlNJZES 3roR2 5 ( said, sat ln cafes and remained Income, deduct expenses In the 1969 to get the tax benefit from p '. otherwise conspicuous In the year you pay them. the $700 credit. FILL YOUR FREEZER AT THIS PRICE 0 week before they were taken to U your goal Is speeding up U you haven't bought $10,000 the border and told by two Jorda 1968 income Into 1967, try to col of depreciable equipment so far MEAT DEPT. R nian officers where Israeli pa lect In the next few weeks for all In 1967 ($20,000 lf you are a T trols were situated. work done In '67. Also try to get married man filing a joint re OUR FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT IS CLOSED AT A The Israeli sources said that advances against 1968 work: for turn), you have an extra lnc~ntlve J ordanlan authorities had taken Instance, perhaps your employer to do so. You can deduct a flat 20 NOON ON FRIDAY AND ALL DAY SA TU RDA Y N more active measures '1galns1 will pay your January salary or per cent of the purchase price as STRICTLY KOSHER T s yrlan-tralned infiltrators before com missions In Oecem ber. Or If first-year depreciation In 1967 the six-day war than they have your tax goal Is to postpone 1967 even though you buy and put the FRESHLY KILLED since then. The procedure now, Income Into 1968, do just the op property Into use on the last day the Israelis declared, Is to ques posite. Hold off on sending out of the year. Say you, as a mar N tion suspected terrorists and then bills, completing Jobs, etc. ried dentist, buy $12,000 of BROILERS LB eoch G release them If they had no pre U you sold or are planning to equipment with a useful llCe of READY FOR THE OVEN war record of anti-Jordanian ter sell property In 1967, you nor eight years and put lt into use by k rorism. mally must Include your entire Dec. f l. You reduce your 1967 E According to the Israelis, the profit In your 1967 return even taxes by the 7 per cent credit of Al l 5 TORES captured men ranged In age from D though you get only a partial 'pay $840; you also reduce your tax OPEN 20 to 33, ·catne from refugee Dl ent In cash this year. able Income by 20 per cent of . ·rioviiiENc, I camps, had been paid 200 Syrian But If you arrange your sales $12,000 or $2,400. In the 50 per All DAY pounds (about $48 at the free rate cent bracket, this ls an almost 776 .._,. "'-' E contract so you collect not more SUNDAY of exchange) to participate In the than, 30 per cent of the sales Immediate cash rebate of $1,200. I A,...... M . te 7""":JO P'.M . venture aJld were memtiers of the price this year (and meet certain This plus the $840 credit would Palestloe"L&l,jaraUr il!Ani. _ __, .,._QlniTiPnl ) · won't irl\>e voo a tax sasrt• of' $2,040.,