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VOLUME: Lxm, NUMBER 7 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1979 25• PER COPY U AH C Study· Examines Director of Israel Aliyah Jewish Converts Center to Interview at J CC Gad Flaisher, director of the Israel TORONTO (JTA) - The majority of signs" for Jewish life in the on-going conver Aliyah Center for the New England converts - 86 percent - taking part in a sion process which were being overlooked. Region, will be available for interviews at scientific study of conversions, were re He told the delegates that these included: the Jewish Community Center on Wednes ported to feel that it is important to give "The generally positive attitudes toward day, December 19. their children a serious continuing Jewish Jews and Judaism as evidenced by the choice education and almost all of them reported of Jewish mates by non-Jews; the tendency Mr. Flaisher will discuss job oppor they intended to give their children such an of converts to actively embrace synagogue tunities, the Israeli way of life, long and education. life and become practicing, observant Jews; short term programs, and opportunities for This was one of the findings of what was the infusion of new blood into a Jewish com settling in Israel. described as the first scientific effort to munity experiencing a decreasing birthrate; The Israel Aliyah Center also offers com assess the impact of the conversion ex the proclivity of those who have chosen to prehensive services on investments, educa, perience on the converts, on his or her born retain their non-Jewish identities after tion, pilot fact-finding trips, and loans. Jewish spouse and on their non-Jewish and marriage to Jews to forge tics with the Jewish To make an appointment with Mr. Jewish families. A report on the study, titled community, nevertheless." Flaisher, the Israel Aliyah Center may be "New Jews: The Dynamics of Religious (Continued on page 6) contacted at (6 I 7) 423--0868. Conversion," was released at the 55th General Assembly of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations (UAHC). Nearly 3000 leaders of Reform Judaism in Rel'igious Corporation Law the United States and Canada are attending the Assembly through Dec. 11 . The study also found that converts had a Questioned in Synagogue Suit socio-economic profile and education level comparable to that of born Jews and that NEW YORK (JTA) - A lawsuit in a The 75-year-old synagogue building had meeting of the congregants to express their only 15 percent came from homes in which New York court to block the sale of an aban long been abandoned by its original con approval. religion was "very important." Many re- • doned but still usable synagogue building, gregants but> was being used for regular The worshippers who filed the suit last ported viewing their childhood religious described as the first lawsuit of its kind, may weekend worship by some 25 Jews in the September in Stecher's court were joined as backgrounds as "oppressive." stimulate inquiries to determine the validity area who contributed to the upkeep of the plaintiffs by the United Jewish Council of The study found converts become more of such transactions extending far beyond synagogue, according to Zuckerman. the East Side. They are represented by active Jews as the length of their lives as con New York State, accor
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I~ 1 ..•ull •~ .. - 458 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE I ◄ I • ,, ~ ,, ~ ~, , _. : · ?'22-2333 · ; ~ _:,; '_,_' :. ~ . C~rner. Hope _&. DoyJe Avenue · · . : ' IN Log1nA l_.1051861~.2066-<,; . ~ . : CARPETS • DAAPERI~ • Ut,tPLSTERY IA IG POT LUCK DINNER . Sheldon Blustcin. 11 Ruthven Street, -Notices- A pot luck dinner to celebrate Chanukah Providence. will be sponsored by the Jewish Business and Seymour and Ceil Kreiger will lead aH in a "DROP•IN" Professional Singles (25-50) at one of its Chanukah sing-along. Refreshments will be The Connecticut Jewish Singles of the member's homes on Saturday, December 16 served. Westville Synagogue will hold a "drop-in" at 6:30 p.m. For further information, Judith on Sunday, December 16 from 2:00-5:00 Lantos may be contacted at the JCC at 861- p.m. at the synagogue, 74 West Prospect 8800. PERFORMERS' DIRECTORY Street, New Haven, Ct. "Do Your Own The second edition of the Directory of · Thing," cards, dancing, scrabble, socializ Performing Artists is currently being up / ing, refreshments. R.I. JEWISH SINGLES dated for distribution in May. This directory " There is a donation asked. Further infor Elections for the Rhode Island Jewish can help put performing arts groups or in mation may be obtained by phoning 389- Singles, Inc. were held at Temple Emanu-El dividuals in touch with sponsors of perform 0369. on Sunday, November 18. The newly elected ing arts events. officers arc: Larry Winkler, president, Ilcna Those performing groups and individuals MOTHERS' ASSOCIATION Sack, vice president, Barry Golden, who wish to be included in the latest dircc- , The Mothers! Association ofTemple Beth treasurer, Margie Grcgerman, secretary, tory, which is published by the Rhode Island David-Anshei Kovno will have a combina Beth Judish, programming chairman, and State Council on the Arts, should submit the , tion regular meeting/Chanukah party on Stuart Solup, social chairman. appropriate form, which is available from Monday, December 17 at 8:00 p.m. in the the State Arts Counci!.,_334 Westminster temple social hall. Latkes will be served and Mall, Providence, R.I. , 02903, or by calling members are requested to bring a small gift POT LUCK PARTY (401) 277-3880. The Single Adult Club of the Jewish Com to exchange. munity Center will celebrate the holiday season with a pot luck party at the home of GREETING CARD PROGRAM PIONEER WOMEN FOR EXCELLENCE IN JOURNALISM: one of its members. They will meet together The Rhode Island Department of Elderly Shalom Chapter Pioneer Women will Leonard Fein, editor of "Moment" hold its monthly meeting on Tueday, with their invited friends -the evening of Affairs will sponsor the Fourth Holiday Magazine hae bNn -arded tlle Borla December 23 . Reservations may be made up Greeting Card program, department direc December 18, 7:30 p.m. at the home of &molar Award of the Council of J-llh Phyllis Solod, 841 Main Avenue, Warwick. to December 18 by calling Judith Lantos at tor Anna M. Tucker announced. Federatlone for e11c:elleMe In Jour· the JCC, 861-8800. A Chanukah party will take place and guest More than I 50 nursing homes and other nallam. The award cited three The club is for single persons 40 years of agencies will be contacted to identify seniors for the evening will be Rabbi George J. edHorlala Mr. dNllng wHh the by Fein age and over who arc divorced, widowed, or who would like to receive cards under the Astrachan, who will speak about " Main Egyptlan-larNII .,._ iir- MMo have never been married. program. Delores Bergeron of the depart taining a Jewish Tradition in a Non-Jewish ment," publlahed In com Boaton, Just ment will coordinate the program, which World." Gifts will be exchanged. pleted Ha first lour ,..,. of publication. will extend until December 2 I. Fein, who la a Klutznlck Family PIONEER WOMEN MEETING Cards should be sent or delivered to SENIOR GUILD profeaaor of contemporary Jewlah The next regular meeting of the Dvorah . "Holiday Greeting Cards," Department ·or The Majestic Senior Guild will have its atudlea at Brandeis Unlveralty, la a Dayan Club of Pioneer Women will be held Elderly Affairs, 79 Washington Street, annual Chanukah luncheon on December popular lecturer In the Jewllh corn on Monday evening, December 17 at 8: 15 Providence, 02903. Ms. Bergeron may also 18 at Temple Beth Torah at ·12:00 noon. munHy who written widely on ha p.m. It will be held at the home of Ruth and be contacted at 277-6880. Rabbi Gerald B. Zelermyer will deliver the education, ethnic affaln, polltlca, and opening prayer and perform the benediction larNI. over the Chanukah candles. The luncheon will consist of a five-course PIONEER WOMEN kosher catered sit-down meal. Entertain Pioneer Women of Rhode Island Club e NEW YORK • FLORIDA ment following the luncheon will be a rendi will hold its annual Chanukah luncheonette tion of Hebrew and holiday songs by Cantor on Thursday, December 20 at the Jewish NOW IN NEW ENGLAND Aaron Marcus of Temple Beth Torah and Community Center at 12:00 noon. his accompanist Joe DiBiasi. . . Mrs. Wendy Billig, accordionist and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conms arc chair soloist will be the guest artist. She will con Cyd Ilene . men of this luncheon assisted by Mr. and duct a sing-along . Ladies Sportswear Mrs. Simon Chorney and Mr. and Mrs. Al Mrs. Diane Silk, cultural affairs chairper Kimel. son will be program chairperson of the after "Quality is our Business" noon and she will bless the candles. The SEEKS MALE Annual Winola Drawing will take place. Ladies sizes 7-48 Discount to Senior Citizens VOLUNTEERS Mrs. Frances Schwartz, chairperson of The Women's Center, a temporary shelter Praesidium, will preside. 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Temple Enianu-EI, Dr. Jacob Ncusncr, of meetings of local organizations, or on the of the Concord Hotel, among the 2000 To date, not one Nazi war criminal has Brown University, examines the problem of streets who approach him with outstretched delegates who have gathered here for th.c ever been deported from the United Jewish education. The question is posed: ls hands: Don't you remember me? I was your biennial convention of the United Syn States. (Hermine Braunstcincr Ryan was Jewish education an Aspirin or Penicillin' pupil at such and such a year. agogue of America on Nov. 11. extradited to West Germany where she is Is it the answer to all the ills that plague the Goodness knows, il is not a "scientific" Few people recognize the rabbi, and now on trial.) Jewish community in America, or is il just sampling. But a teacher gets as much' some mistake him for a nco-Nazi, "In all flat candor," Allen said, "the following the usual advice of; Take an satisfaction from such meetings with former registering shock or fear. Nevertheless, no government has not been fast enough, cer Aspirin and go to sleep. pupils now grown up, as from finding a one confronts him or tries to throw him tain enough, or accurate enough." He The truth of the matter is that Jewish gold nugget among piles of sand. out. Most delegates continue to gorge urged his audience lo "encourage a education is neither. But why in the world expect from the themselves on the Concord's delicacies, a positive, careful, scrupulous approach to As a former teacher for many years, I can teacher, and for that matter the schools la "Goodbye Columbus." Their attitude the issue." The only source that can testify thal none of us ever thought of the who teach little children such matters as · seems to be: if we pretend he's not here, "force the final truth out" is Holtzman's goals of Jewish education. We neither preserving Judaism, or securing a future as he'll disappear. committee, he explained. The committee looked on the education as a dclcrrcnl to Jews for our children• Don't you think that Frustrated in his efforts to place the has the powers of subpoena and con intermarriage or as a "key to lhc future of is too much to expect of little children who issue of Nazi war criminals in America on tempt, and should hold hearings to force the Jewish community.'' · do not know their right hand from their lefl the convention's agc;nda, Rabbi Paul the intelligence agencies to reveal their When a teacher stands before a hand? complicity, he concluded. Silton, Education Director of Temple classroom of children, he or she wants When I think of the roadblocks in the Israel in Albany, N.Y., decided to create A ■ Act Of Onperatioa primarily lo impart Jewish knowledge to paths of the Jewish school it is a miracle Silton explained that he had been ask grass roots interest among the delegates the youngsters. The teacher is like a sower that they achieve anything at all or the goals ing the leadership of lhc United Syn by donning the startling attire. of seeds. Of course, lhc hope is that the set before them. agogue convention to put lhc issue on the With the cooperation of the Empire and seeds will come up full and abundant. But Take the greatest of these roadblocks, the New York Metropolitan Regions of the agenda for many months. "The fact is the teacher can do no more . The pupil is Bar and Bal Mitzvah cult. Every teacher United Synagogue, Silton had arranged a thal I've begged, implored, made trips to also in the hands of the parents, the peers, can tell how disruptive that cult can be to regional meeting on the subject, as a New York to ask lhc leadership of United the communi.1,y. the schools, the colleges, all learning. From the time the youngster is ten sidelight of the convention. Costumed lo Synagogue of America to make this one the special circumstances. yea rs old the preparations for the Great dramatize the issue, he was passing oul of the major items discussed at this con Thercrorc, to th ink or the teacher as the Day begins. It is dangled before the boys fact sheets and invitations to all of the vention. I was turned down," he said. supplier of medication is erroneous. He can and girl s as an incentive to go to school. delegates in the dir,ing room. "You saw me the other night, thinking be a good teacher or a mediocre one, ex Teachers can o nl y smart under the system I was some kind of kook in an SS uni Says Issue Demands Rnolution cel lent or even bad, but do not blame the and can do nothing. By the time the rorm, handing out information sheets:· At this regional meeting, more than 120 teacher ror all the ills or the community. yo ungsters reach the twelfth year they feel , delegates heard Charles Allen, Jr., noted he continued. "I did that as an act of Neither the teachers nor the schools arc with few exceptions, that they are free from expert on Nazi "ar criminals in lhc U.S., desperation . When I asked if I might hand wonder workers, but neither are they guilty attending classes. They hear it at home, discuss the "deep moral issue that de them oul immediately prior to the show for all that is wrong with the Jewish com they are encouraged by people who have mands resolution." For more than 35 ing of the musical version of "The Diary munity. nothing to do with lhe learning process, and years, Nazi genocidists and collaborators of Anne Frank," I was told that they did then the teacher is expected to make full- Several times we heard Dr. Neusncr have found haven here, he told the not want me to interfere with an 'evening 0edged Jews out or these children. speak li ghtly or the work or the teacher. delegates, and the U.S. government has of entertainment.' The Holocaust has now Or the other cult, Hebrew, "conser Why" Because he does not "produce" what known of their Nazi past. become 'entertainment.'' vational Hebrew." I concur entirely with is considered the desired product. Ten years later, the issue was brought Largely through Silton's efforts, a Dr. Jacob Neusner thal a "dispropor Bui how do we know that this is so? To up again, after Immigration and resolution regarding the prosecution of Nazi tionate amount of time is devoted to answer we have taken the words of Dr. Naturalization Service (INS) cmployes war criminals was among the 30-odd teaching Hebrew." Sidur reading, sidur un Ncusncr when he writes: Vincent Schiano and Tony Devito left the resolutions presented to the delegates for derstanding, is more important than the few INS, charging systematic coverup of cases. their approval. Although United Syn "But self-evidently, whoever has suc hundreds of words the child memorizes and Crediting Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman agogue had joined with other major ceeded (with bringing people closer to never uses. (D.NY), current chairperson of the House Jewish organizations to monitor the effec Jewish commitments), ii is not the Jewish This is probably the reason why students Judiciary subcommittee on immigration, tiveness of prosecution of war criminals, teacher, it is not the Jewish school. For the studying under Dr. Ncusncr have such un and former Rep. Joshua Eilberg (D.Pa.), publicize the need for eye-witnesses, and things that the· Jewish teacher taught these complimentary memories about the Sunday former chairman, with leadership in forc recommend that congregations contact people arc no longer in mind." and Mid-week schools. ing the issue into the open, Allen said that representatives in Washington about the Well, this is not self-evident to us. We No. Jewish education is not an Aspirin he now has documented the presence of issue, this is the first time that a resolu have no statistical data at hand, but every nor Penicillin, but it is rather Vitamins to 286 alleged Nazi war criminals and tion was passed by the body, according to teacher who had the stamina to stay in one sustain and to fortify Jewishness among the collaborators living here. Muriel Bcrmar, director of the Joint Com place for a number of years will tell you that children. "No American President has ever ut mission on Social Action for United tered one syllabic about this issue," he Synagogue. Candlellghtlng Time said, urging pressure by citizens as "the The resolution calls upon the President, only language that politicians can under Congress, and the Justice Department to Editor's Mailbox o-ber14 3:51 p.m. stand." While the FBI, CIA and Slate expedite dcnaturalization and deportation Department admitted utilizing some of these hearings of Nazi war criminals. It further Dear Editor: alleged Nazi war criminals in. a 1978 report calls on all government agencies to furnish by the General Accounting Office of Con necessary documents to the Office of gress, Allen said that he has documented Special Investigation, regarding alleged Sensitivity and discretion, I would like to evidence that 149. alleged Nazi criminals Nazi war criminals. "We will not remain think, have not yet gone out of style. Your have been used by various U.S.:. agencies. silent to the fact that these murderers of paper could have used both last week. To · A special investigation unit was in men, women and children have been print a non-kosher recipe in an Anglo ~~~~'t::.. Jewish newspaper which serves a large KATN&aNHAIT ..... itiated in INS in 1974, and in May of allowed to find refuge in our land," the AITHUI SISNOYICN Alllt . ..._ 1979 the unit became the Office of Special resolution concludes. Jewish population is to offend the sen- , sibilities of all thinking Jews, whatever their MAIUNG ADDllis: ._ '°61, ....,...._, I .I. 02MO ,.....,._ (401) 724-0!N private religious practices may be. The mix Pl.ANT: ....W w-,, eff W.... St., '-"·· I.I. 02161 ing of milk and meat (as instructed in one of OPflCI: 172 '"""'-Aw.,~ ...... W..., 1 ,1. 02914 your recipes) is clearly proscribed in the ...... a...... _ ,,_,._Coot, ...... ,__ ...... , ,.,...... body of laws that makes our people unique CIMUm; ..,..W. I.I. 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Switch 600 shares you can transfer this account lo your own miniature electronic chips. I BM is the giant ~. Portland G.E., 1,100 Finl l ■,eston lo Union Carbide (N,YSE) for a good 7.7% name. GO' to one of the brokerage firms in or the industry, growing at a 15% annual fullll for IIICO-, ud 25 ■alts of Corporate yield today and a chance of'profit tomorrow ygur city for information and forms for compound rate for lhe last decade. The 1-e futlll. I would appreciate your ad,lce at a mo.des! risk . Later on, say in January,. opening an account. shares have recently dropped in price on as I read yoar column dally. LE. Florida switch another 600 or so shares to another You should not invest all your savings; lower third-quarter earnings. The drop blue chip. such as American Telephone even at your age it isn't wise to have all your reflected a shift by customers from purchas A: You should be worried about C,hryslcr (NYSE). Then, in the spring, you can eggs in one basket. 1 would advise starting ing to leasing equipment, which means that (NYSE). You should also promise yourself reassess Chrysler's chances and see whether on a small scale with perhaps five or ten earnings come in gradually, ratj,er than all at that never again will you put so many eggs a final sell is warranted, or whether the issue shares of International Business Machines, once: At only I 2X earnings, I BM is a strong into one basket. Diversification is the soul of then has appeal as a speculation. Your other which is listed on the New York Stock Ex- buy. virtue when it comes to investing. stocks and funds are OK. ch11_ngc. Or.cc you have made this purchase, No one knows, of course, whether or not you can enroll in their dividend reinvestment ReaMrS wbllhlc to 9elNI ~ to Chrysler will be rescued by the U.S. Govern- Q: I•• 14yeanoN ■INlam lnterestetl lala- plan and ir you have additional cash Mr. Sarp11t may 9elNI IIINress theta ment. The pressure on Uncle Sam to come to •estl111 my sa,l11p In stocks. I woahl •tty available later, you can invest it through the to: SUCCESSFUL INVESTING, the company's aid is strong and may force .-ell appreciate lnformatlo■ OIi how I could dividend plan. LOS ANGELES TIMES SYN that action in the cnif. But, taxpayers arc not pt ,tartetl. 8. W. Wl-'n . . , D IC A TE, TIMES-Ml~ROR so enthusiastic· about Chrysler and p11r- A: Because 'of your age, your stocks will The use of c_ompu~ers ts g~owmg ra~tdly SQUARE, LOS ANGELES, ticularly when nci,1,11!:r _jlOCk~c:ild,;i;s.,n,QK_ l~c have 1.0~:ht through a uniform gifi to - )n schools. m b~smesscs, m, government .,..-~~LW,,..,~.---. - --·"I' '" ,,. ~. :.-~ -• • rnn • - - u •~withoneot:."our.parentsor - ofl1ces...and. e~en m homes. ~~ union ar.,._ 1119 Studio 't. directed lly ·carol -:J (el Cn & 5-y) Students of the Solomon Scheclrt.r Day School who participated In a tradttlonal FRED SPIGEL'S ~rivate v0 THERHODEISLANDHERALD,THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13 , 1979 7 $64.5 Million Budget All Center Chanukah Party Adopted by JDC At Jewish Community Center NEW YORK (JTA) - The American demanding increased runds in view of the The All Center Chanukah Party will take aerobic exercises, and a colorful parachute Joint Distribution Committee adopted a country' s critical social and economic place at the Jewish Community Center on for a new game dimension. The pool will be $64.5 million budget for 1980 at its 65th an problems." Sunday, December 16, with various ac open all afternoon for family use. nual meeting. Aiding People Of Cambodia tivities scheduled from 2:00-4:45 p .m. The senior department will lead the an Donald Robinson, who was re-elected for Robinson complimented the American "My Village," a dramatization (in nual menorah lighting ceremony outside a third year term as president, told the more Jewish community for its generous response English) of stories from masters of the Yid the JCC at 4:00 p.m. than -100 Board of Directors members who to the appeal to aid the people or Cambodia. dish theatre, will be presented by Bob Potato latkcs and applesauce will be came from all over the United States and " Funds are coming in daily," he said. "It is a Colonna, director or the Rhode Island . served, with beverages from 4: 15-4:45 p.m. Canada that the largest single item in the demonstration of the generosity or the Shakespeare Theatre. Colonna has assem budget is the expenditure for care and main Jewish commonity and or the responsiveness bled popular Jewish European literature tenance of Soviet emigrants which has in of its institutions. This is the historic JDC depicting daily life in the shtctl. He has creased from $3.7 million in 1975 to S23.8 role," he added, "Helping people to help brought together many aspects of shtctl life million in 1979. "F,ortunately we receive people." The JDC is cooperating with the as_seen in the literature: the contemplative about 93 percent reimbursement of these ex Catholic Relief Services and the C hurch world of the people, the interrelationships penditures from the U .S . Refugee World Service in the Interfaith Hunger Ap or the shtctl to the outside world, educa Program," Robinson said. peal. tion, and family lire. Pointing to problems of in nation, Robin A hi ghli ght or the meeting was present a The production is recommended for son noted that the 100 percent innation rate ti on o r the "Ma"asim Tovim" (Good Deeds) junior high school students and upwards. in Israel could rise to 150 percent next year Award to Herbert Katzki. associate ex There is a charge for the play, with a and this could do serious damage lo the ef ecutive vice president or JDC. Katzki i slightly smaller fee for senior citizens. stu fectiveness or more than 100 programs in retiring after 43 years as an executive officer dents with ID, and children. Israel supported by JDC. " Ir the JDC is to in the agency's overseas rescue, rel ief and Other activities scheduled for the party work out a balanced budget for 1980:· he re habilitatio n programs. include a pre-school program fo r ages 3- 5 said , "it must operate within it s income from which offers stories, creative dramatics, and the Un_i_ted Jewish Appeal a nd other an opportunity to make Chanukah deco ra sources tions fo r the home. Registration is limited The meeting, which was opened by Jack Notices and there is a slight fee . Weiler, past president or JDC who was re For children ages 4-12. there will be a elected chairman or the Board o r Directo rs. cha nce to make Chanukah cards fr om 3-4 featured an address by Isaac Bashevis HOLIDAY CONCERT p.m. There is no charge fo r this event. Singer, 1978 Laureate in Literature. Singer, The Rh ode Is la nd Philharmonic Maccabiah events will be held in the gym who immigrated from the Soviet Union 10 Orchestra will present its annual holiday from 2-3 p.m . incl uding games. relays. BOB COLONNA concert on Saturday evening, December 22 the United States in the 1930s. described the Dulzin Slams Resolution rescue efforts or the JDC as " th e miracle or in the Ocean State Theater. The concert will JFR USALl:.M (JTA ) - the 20th Century." He credited "The Joint" begin at 8:30 p.m. Leo n Dul,in. chai rman of the with rescuing millions including th ousa nds The program, conducted by Maestro World Zi onist Orga ni za ti o n o r talented Jewish-Yiddish artists acti ve in Alvaro Cassuto, will open with the Con II \PPY Cit\ '\l K \II a nd J ew is h Agen cy Ex the theater, music, literature and the a rts - certo . for the . Night of C hristmas by some of whom achieved intern ational ac Corelli . The maJor work of the evening will ccul iv c:-. . co ndemned the Un ( ;rand Jt•wPlr_y Com pan~ claim. be the Symphony No. 9 "Choral" by ited N a ti o n s General Assembly resoluti o n th a l (1-"irr,• ./1•11 ·,,frv _-.;;,,,.,. l'J.'llJJ He to ld the story of JDC bringing a id to Beethoven. declared the Camp David his town arter World War I. "We we re Joining the Orchestra in the Beethoven Victor A. Gemma, Gemologist agreements invalid . "It is hungry and cold," he said . " I remember work will be both the Rhode Island Civic Upstairs at 187 Westminster Mall ironic," he said. " that the UN getting a blanket from 'The Joint' and it kept Chorale, directed by Ronald Morris, and at Dorra-nce St., Providence- resoh,tion declaring as void me warm a long time." the Rhode Island College C horus, led by those agreements that now Open 10 AM-9 PM Mon.-Fri., Sat. Till 6 PM Augmented Commitment To Jewish Edward Markward. Soloists for the perfor pave the way to peace between 421-4051 Education mance will be soprano Donna Roll, con Israel a nd Egypt was passed In a repo rt on the world operations or tralto Mary Langdon , tenor George on the ve ry day (Nov. 29) JDC, Ralph Goldman, who was re-elected Shirley, and bass John Seabury. when 32 years ago, the UN executive vice president, called attention lo recognized th e ri ght or the the JDC commitment to education. "The Jewish people to its own year 1979 marked the beginning or our study "CHANUKAH IN CHELM" state." or the JDC role in Jewish education, as well Congregation Beth Sholom-Sons or Zion Dulzi n cha rged th at the as an increase in o ur Yiddishkeit program will present "Chanukah in Chclm" on Sun resolutio n was "moti vated by for Soviet emigrants," he said. "It is clear day, December 16 at 3:00 p.m. A produc cyni cism and belligerence, the that ii is not enough for us to save bodies, tion or Yiddish and Israeli -music and same atmosphere that led to \r though that in itselr is a serious task. We humor, the program will center on the the UN resolution equating must be certain that the fires of Jewish pride celebration of Chanukah in the legendary Zionism with racism." He and commitment to Jewish values are kept shtetl of Chelm. said that "at a time when the 1 burning. That is the reason," he added, Appearing in the production arc Russell Mideast is confronted by the "JDC plans augmented commitment to Raskin, Leslie Marks, Marjorie Kaplan, dangers or extremism and Jewish education in the 1980s." Richard Cherlin, Ellen Bernstein, Rivka belligerence, the path taken Goldman called on world Jewry to share Lapidus, and Meshe Faierstein starring as by Israel, Egypt and the Un with the JDC the responsibility towards "Rcb Moishe." Also appearing on the ited States is the only basis for needy communities, "including Israel where program will be the K'Tonton Nursery School and guest singers. peace and stability in the educational and welfare programs are re~ion.'' · .. ,--ESTi'ii'j-iwi'Lriv_i_cOiNS---, 1 • BUY,SELL&TRADE ;, I Highest Cash Prices paid for your Diamonds, (t): I Gold and Silver Jewelry, Silver or Gold Coins, and Stamp,;. . I 1 WANTED ... Scrap Gold, Silver and Sterling. J.j ~~~~~;~~~ . .JAi.J'sTREASURE CHEST a WANTED 1119 Reservoir Avenue Cranston 942-3188 ~------•••-■ Across from McManus Restaurant•••••--••--•• / announcing . 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A fuel cell is a device which generates and provides consulting services to industry 1cabees stretched their meager energy sup electricity through a chemical reaction in the fields or energy resources, energy sav plies to eight days. Today we commemorate when fed a fuel like hydrogen. ing and solar energy_ It is part or the Tech t he event with the lighting or the menorah. Because the fuel cells operate through nion's Faculty or Mechanical Engineering. ,But if we are to avoid having to return to electrochemical reaction with no moving ()'ear-round reading by candlelight, then we · One intriguing question is being posed by parts, they are more energy efficient than ,will have to find ways or solving the energy physicists: "Is it possible to build a power current power plants. The latter have un 'k:risis we face today. plant with no moving parts? Could a world avoidable power losses; just 35% or the economy based on hydrogen as fuel replace (' In Israel, this search is concentrated at chemical energy employed in them actually the present oil economy?" dhe Technion - Israel Institute or becomes electricity. In a power plant based The answer to these two questions may 'ffcchnology. Scientists and engineers are at on fuel cells, the figure is double that, says be yes, if scientists succeed in developing an •l.vork on energy-related studies in many or Professor David Tannhauser, head or the ecnomical method or converting chemical the lnstitute's 20 departments and faculties. research team in Technion's Dcpar1mcnt or fuels to electricity. Joining in the search arc lln addition, a new Energy Engineering Physics. a team or physicists at the Technion. At ·Center has been at work on campus since What has kept fuel oells from replacing present, their investigations center on conventional power plants until now? Their 1978. The Center includes six divisions: the AT CHANUKAH FESTIVAL: The developing_ a "fuel ceH" using a material use has already been demonstrated in Solar Energy Laboratory, the Industrial Sisterhood of Congregation B'nal :filter and Air Pollution Control spacecraft, for example. Israel will host It• eighth annual "Generally the bottleneck is the invest 4aboratory, the Multi-Phase Laboratory, Chanukah Feetlyal on Sunday, Decem ment to build and maintain a power station ~he Oil Shale Combustion Laboratory, the ber 16 et 11:30 a.m. featuring Gary based o n (ucl cells. It is not yet competitive internal Combustion E11gine Laboratory,_ Girard, the "SIient Clown" • a muter in terms or cost," says Profcsosor of puppetry, mime, juggling, and unicy Tannhauser. "In spacecraft the expense was balanced against the weight saved, which cle. New England Conservatory Chlldr9n of the congNgatlon wlll was more important. For everyday use , you pertlclpete In a mini-talent show. A Graduate Accepting can't arrord such a large investment." luncheon will be NrYed following the The Technion physicists. and scientists program. PIANO STUDENTS CHASE around the world, arc thus searching for a f,U TO B0 DY WORK < new material to use in making the cells that experimental 5 megawatt station with fuel will reduce- 11tcir cost, to make their com ce ll s. At what point the engineers say we 3 1 8 W Any Style - In Your Home Founta in ~I mon use economical. Professor Tann ha user have a system to build a pilot plant depends 27 4-3684 says he is hopeful the materials on many factors, including the price of oil." Call 1-568-6703 breakthrough will occur. Of course, should the oi l supply run out "The chances arc good or seeing fuel cells en tirely. as has been predict.ed. alternatives, Wednesday or Friday only in operation one day." he says. 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'r'' -- . • r THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSD,>.Y, DECEMBER 13, 1979-9 Special Report Anti-Semitism in• the U.S. Labor Party NEW YORK (JTA) - Lyndon Times, Israeli intelligence, and the Office of provide a political 'cover' for the assassina Times articles would "provide the excuse to LaRo\!chc, Jr. and his United States Labor Special Investigation of the U.S. Depart tion by lending credence to the slander that Benjamin Civilctti to order the Office• of Party (USLP) have been labeled "nco-Nazi" ment of Justice, a unit which reports directly ' LaRouchc is a Nazi' through the so-called Special Investigations to investigate t he by writer Dennis King in a series of articles to (Attorney General Benjamin) Civilctti. Office of Special Investigations created for Labor Party and wreck LaRouchc's cam that began Aug. 26 in Our Town, a Civilctti was, in fact, the only top ranking precisely this specific purpose. paign." Manhattan giveaway with a reported cir Justice Department official to actively lobby "Attorney General Civilctti had re Since the OSI is responsible .only for 1hc culation of 163,000. for creation of the Office of Special In quested that in order for him to'instruct the investigation and presecution of Nazi war Calling the National Caucus of Labor vestigations (OSI)," LaRouchc says. Office of Special Investigations to launch an criminals and colhtborators who were con Committees (NCLC), of which USLP is the investigation into the Labor Party's alleged nected with Hitler's mass murders and political arm, "a nationwide nco-Nazi Artide lapllcata TM OSI 'Nazi connections,' he should be supplied genocide during World War II , and not for organization" that provides "homegrown Another page one article in the same issue with a cause to be provided by a series of ar in vestigating nco-Nazis, New Solidarity's Nazism with resources and political skills of "New Solidarity," entitled "The Case of ticles in The New York Times, the accusations appear not only far-fetched but unseen since the heyday of the German Roy Cohen" by Criton Zoakos.also men Washington Post, and The Los Angeles illogical. Whether they point to a link be Amcric.an Bund in the late I930's," King tions the Justice Department's Nazi war Time," Zoakos writes. tween the USLP and Nazi war criminals liv says that LaRouchc is the "fuchrcr" for criminal unit. Again, the OSI is implicated in The Zoakos article concludes that "the ing in America or whether they arc more of some 2500 NCLC-USLP members who arc an assassination attempt against LaRouche: OSI is a special dirty trick against the what the ADL has called the USUP's . "far better educated and more highly " Israeli intelligence had completed prepara Presi dential campaign of Lyndon M . "conspiracy fantasia" is subject for further motivated than those of the smaller Nazi tions with Attorney General Civilctti to LaRouchc, Jr." and that The New York investigation. I sects." He also describes LaRouchc as a "ruthless hate-monger who advocates the 'Final Solution' against American Jews." King and Our Town publisher Ed Kayatt have been sued by LaRouchc.and USLP for $20 million as a result of the series. They arc also being sued by Computron, a computer software corporation tbat is connected with LaRoucitcs. Attorney David Heller is han dling both suits, as well as a slander suit against the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B' rith. Use or Code Wor4s King says that LaRouchc, who is a can didate for President of the United States in 1980, uses code words such as "British" and "Zionist" for "Jew," and "humanist republic" for "Nazi-totalitarian stale." Ac cording to the King series, on Feb. 17, 1978, · LaRouche "took the big plunge and wrote of the necessity for a Final Solution against world Jewry," using code words. "The La Rouche (Presidential) campaign represents the first attempt by nco-Nazism, as opposed to less drastic forms of lunacy, to force its way into the national electoral arena," King states. He quotes sources close to NCLC saying that LaRouche does not ex pect to win, but hopes to "emerge from the Presidential campaign as a major figure on the ultra-right in this country - a Nazificd version of George Wallace." While on cam paign tours, however, LaRouchc "suc cessfully concealed his anti-~mitic ideas" May this Festival of .Lights and "managed to avoid the image of a fanatic," King reports. A two-part series by Howard Blum and Paul L. Montgomery in The New York Times on Oct. 7 and 8 states that the USLP has already raised over SI 00,000 for the 1980 Bring· Peace and Happiness elect-ions. Through airport sales of its publications, fund-raising drives among members and income fron computer and printing companies, the USLP is expected to raise more than S4 million this year. Dominant Role In Three Firms To Every Home The Times articles report that USLP • • • members have a "dominant role" in three Manhattan companies that have total revenues of $5 million per year. These are the computer software Computron Technologies Corporation, which has among its clients Mobil Oil, Citibank, Everywhere! Bristol-Myers, and AT & T; World Com position Services, a computer typesetting complex that does work for the Ford Foun dation and major publishers; and PM R Associates, a job printing shop. Two former USLP members have charged that money from Computron is given, un reported, lo the party, a potential violation of the federal campaign law. Referring to The Times investigating team, King says that the NCLC held press conferences in July in Washington and New York City lo claim that this was "part of a giant conspiracy involving the Anti Defamation League, the liberal press, Israeli intelligence, Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman (D.NY) and the Justice Department's newly .created Nazi war crimes investigation unit." King adds that "in effect, LaRouche served ·notice that he would use the antic harassment of his Presidential campaign as a pretext for launching a drive of the right to disband the Justice Department's in vestigation of Nazi war criminals." Oahm There 11 A 'Hit Order' "New Solidarity," the twice-weekly newspaper of the NCLC-USLP, says in a front-page article by Jeffrey Steinberg on Aug. 31 that "the organized crime-corrupt Justice Department mob (is) behind Our Town." Another article, entitled "Dirty Civilctti" and written by LaRouche, dis- . cusses a " hit order" lo assassinate LaRouche: "This (assassination) operation was con ducted irr cooperation with the B'nai B'rith A nti)fJefiiiffliorP eigi£l1rf !'ii nrit• - 10-THERHODEISLANDHERALD,THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1979 Your Money's W_orth By Sylviil PMter Inflation Quiz into yourself. (The following column is excerpted from How much money arc you earning? How Sylvia porter's new best-selling book, Sylvia much a re you spenaing each month? Arc Porter's New Money Book for the so·s.). _ you managing to s'lve enough? Should you After having been in so relentless a price borrow? Are you investing your dollars sq11eeze for so many years, most consumers wisely? feel they arc experts on in0ation. But how These questions arc of the most vital con much do you REALLY know about in0a cern lo you. Yet many of you seldom tion and its effects on the goods and ser discuss them. even among your dearest vices that you buy? To find out, take this lit friends and family members. tle innation quiz. The private money matters of individuals The answers are enclosed by parentheses the nation over remain a mystery. In an age and follow each question. that places great emphasis on full dis I. How many times during the last 10 closure, frankness and public revelation of years has in0ation reached the double-digit private lives, personal finances arc still range? taboo. A. three times B. once C. twice Why? Why are private financial affairs Answer: (C). In 1973-74 and in 1978-79. one of the few types of affairs still locked in 2. How have U.S. auto prices risen com- the closet? pared to a ll other U .S. goods and services One overriding explanation for the during the last five years? silence is . your own lack of informa- A . more slowly B. about the same C. tion. more quickly Who can talk about what they don't D. much more quickly know? And most of you know little about Answer: (D). About 100 percent faster. the economics of your own everyday life. 3. Let's say you went lo a market in the You have only a vague notion of how much late I 960's and spent $20 on food, how money you spend each month and even less much would the same items have cost you of an idea of precisely where it goes. in the late 1970's? Your relu ctance to look hard al your A. $55 B. S33 C. 42 D . $60 own financial habits feeds on itself; you end Answer: (C). $42. up frightened. guilty, confused. Since you 4. Between the start and the end of the feel neither trained nor qualified to deal I 970's, which of the following basic wit h money. you procrastinate, sometimes necessities rose in price the fastest: food, TO CHAIR TREASURER'S NIGHT: Night, planned for o-iber 11, • be crashing head over heels into debt, other T__.• ho~sing, medical care, transp<>rtation, Ing chaired br 0...,. (Mra. Sheldon) SollNy, -'ling with Arthw 8. Robbins, times falling prey lo a fast-talking con artist energy? general chairman of State of Israel Bonds. or "expert" who sounds as though he A. food B. ho using C. energy D . T,_.,.• Night addition to to contact thoH who knows all the answers. And often you just i. • - the drive dnlgned transportation medical care E. m.uddle through, hoping that you can make made pledgN, Mlllng ttMm to "'"' their "word Into dollanff for lsrNI. Answer: (C). Energy rose at an average With ~ -ful I• with it through life before your ignorance breaking pledging th• year, • evening anticipated rate of 10 percent a year during this period. catches up wi th you. and y,>U discover too • goal of $200,000 In cash for Israel Bonds. . 5. In the late 1970's, which of the follow late the answers to so many of the questions E11ec:uth1• commlttN and active bond leaden are all urged to attend thl• night State of ing,factors contributed most significantly to you never look the lime or worked up the called for 7:00-t:OO p.m. at the Israel Bond offlc:e. the. higher cost of housing: interest rates, courage lo ask . labor costs, land prices, building materials, or real estate taxes? To avoid such futile fumbling, you must Alleged -War Criminal Soobzokov A. land prices B. real estate taxes C. labo r learn the basics about how not only lo sur Denaturalization Papers costs and interest rates D . interest rates and vive in the U .S. eco nomic jungle but also Served With building materials how to triumph in the marketplace. And a nalysis sta tes. Ei nsatzgruppen were when you come across financial language or By Rochelle Saidel Wolk Answer: (D). Interest rates a nd building mobile killing units whose special targets materials. situations that you do not fully understand NEW YORK (JTA) - Alleged Nazi were Jews, Gypsies, partisans and other 6. How much do government-mandated (wage garnishm ent. vesting requirements. war criminal Tscherim Soobzokov was civilians. safety and pollution-control devices add to price-earnings ratios, for instance), you served with dcnaturalization papers by the Articles by Nazi war crimes authority must find out where and how to get help. U.S. Attorney's Office in Newark and the average price of an American-made car? Charl es R. All en. Jr. in the December And above all . the decade of the sobering the Justice Department's Office of Special A. $185-$500 B. $501-$1,000 C. S 1,000 or 1977 and March 1978 issues of Jewish more '70's has told you that you MUST: Do-it- In vestigations. A resident o f Paterson, C urrents and by investigative reporter 011-yvur-own! And on your own, make your N.J .. Soobzokov. 61 , is chief inspector of Answec: (A). Official opinion is widely Herb Jaffe in a Newark Star-Ledger se ri es divided on whether the price tag is at the own life in the United States financially the Purchasing Department of Passaic in March, April a nd May 1978. documen hottom or the top of the (A) range. rewarding in the two decades left of the County. He is accused of having commit ted Soobzokov·s Nazi past and also his Now try this quiz for a revealjng insight 20th century. ted war crimes during the years 1942-45 employment by American intelligence after he went over to the Nazis when they :), agencies. ...,., invaded his home region of Krasnodar in Government sources credited both the the Tra ns-Caucausus region of Russia. Allen articles and Jaffe's series wit h hav Upon entry into the U.S. fro m Amman, ing a great impact on the decision to file Jordan in 1955, he swore on his visa ap denaturalization papers agai nst Soob plication that he "was with the German zokov. Another a ll eged Nazi war criminal a rm y" from 1942-45. In 1977, Soobzokov against whom the govern ment filed brought libel suits of over $IO million denaturalization papers last month may against Howard Blum, author of "Want also have been used by U .S intelligence ed! The Search for Nazis in America," the agencies. New York Times, the Times' book sub Other Cases Pending sidiary and the Literary Guild. Allen says that Karl Linnas. of Soobzokov se r ved in the North G reenl awn, N.Y., has been active in Caucausus Region created by the Nazis. political emigre groups such as the He is charged with having been a member Assembly of Captive Nations which has of a punitive unit that joined the German been linked with U.S. in telligence opera army and SS in various killing operations, tions. Linnas is the subject of a Freedom but he denies this. According to the Berlin of Information Act request by Allen to Documentation Center, on Jan. 4. 1945, ascertai n if he is one of the 44 alleged Soobzokov was assigned to a unit of the Nazi war criminals the FB I admitted Waffen-SS as an Obersturmfuehrer or 1st utilizing or contacting. Lt. In a March 1978 report, the General HONORED BY SEMINARY: Before • capacity audience at the 15th annual -•(da din Before that date " It ~an be assumed Accounting Office of the House of ner IMetlng of the N- England Friends of the J-1911 Theological Seminary of that (he) performed services with Representatives said that the C IA admit A-lea at the CoplaJ Plua Hotel In Boston, Mra. Mu Alpenn, (NCOnd from left) organizatio-ns s uch as SS- ted contacting al least 22 accused Nazi r-ivecl the Seminary'• Natlonfl Community Senrlce Award. P.--tlng the •••rd Bandenkampfvergaende , SS- war criminals and employ0ing al least 16. (left io right) were Dr. Simon Onienberg, vice chancellor of the Seminary; Mn. Alperln; Einsatzgruppen or 'similar irregular The FBI admitted having "contacted'" 44 Rabbi Joel H. Zelman ot·Temple Emanu-EI; and MeMn A. Roa, chairman of the dinner forces," a Berlin Documentation Center meeting and chairman of the N- England Friends of the Seminary. , alleged Nazi war criminals and having employed seven . Allen says he has Synagogue Council of America :Begins Camb·odian Relief Fund documen1ed evidence that at least 149 Nazi war criminals have been utilized by U .S. NEW YORK (JTA) - Declaring that SCA ·s Institute for Jewish Policy Planning Relief Campaign. At the White House intelligence agencies. "We dare not postpone even for one minut~ and Research, said more than $ I 0,000 has meetings Mandelbaum referred to the deep The s uits against Soobzokov and our role in helping to prevent Holocaust II been sent \o the SCA jn the last few days. , concern of Jews for the tragic events in Linnas and suits against Wolodimir Os which threatens to become a reality in Cam The SCA is lhe nati o nal coordinating Cambodia . " Having lived through the idach of Philadelphia and Bohan Kozly. b6dia," Rabbi Arthur Lelyveld, president agency for the Conservative, Orthodox and Holocaust, Jews especially want to help of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., also filed last of the Synagogue Council qf America Reform rabbinic a nd congregational prevent the danger of Holocaust 11 in Cam mo n.lh. bring the total of acti ve (SCA), announced that severa l thousand organizations. bodia." he declared. denaturalization and deportation cases Conservative, Orthodox a nd Reform con At the invitation of Father Theodore Mandelbaum said that "many in the against alleged Nazi wac criminals to 16. gregations throughout the nation have Hesburgh, president of Notre Dame Uni Jewish community, as in America generally. 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JK INDUSTRIES exp1ru 12,22 Cranston • 1 mite North ot mall) EXPIRES 12/22/79 463-6528 er~ 12 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1979 Chabad-Lubavitch Celebrates l Islam and the Jews Brith Milah - Pidyon Haben Chabad-Lubavitch of Southeastern New Russian boys who have gone through the in Our Time • England will be holding a· community wide ritual of Brith Milah (circumcision) and will By Solly Press significant role in the birth of Islam in Chanukah evening celebrating the Brith experience Pidyon Haben (redemption of JOHANNESBURG (JTA)) - Who Arabia, the land of Ishmael. Milah-Pidyon Haben often recently arrived the first born). Included in the ceremonies speaks for Islam today? The learned Ara The feigners of Islam overlook the fact Russian children. The celebration will take will be Velvel Metelitsa, Ytzchok Gershon bian Muslim or the secular Baathist Party that the Torah records the names of place on Tuesday, December 18 at the Mamaysky, Avrohom Krasner, Shaya functionary of Syria? Or perhaps the Omar, Abdel, Salah and Hassan, among Providence Hebrew Day School at 7:00 Samuel Herman, Moshe Shkolnikov, Yosef proselyte Muslim from Bangladesh or the several other "Islamic" personalities. As p.m. Naydich, Raphael Zalman Suslovich, Alex believer from northern Nigeria? readily overlooked by Islam's fanatics arc ander Shtutin, Label Shnayder, and Baruch Howbeit, to Israel and Jewry nowadays, the great and abiding similarities between Chabad Lubavitch will be honoring ten Gorkin. Islam appears as a monolithic hostile bloc Judaism and Islam, closer than either is to set to debase and destroy them. And to the third sister, Christianity. those who pay lip service to Islam, even if Not only do both pray to the same all they hardly possess a fleeting knowledge merciful God, neither recognizes any of their holy writings, Jewry is an enemy mediator between the individual and his against whom some "holy" jihad must be creator. Indeed, both Islam and Judaism waged . still sha re a similar set of customs, Y ct Islam remains silent about millions languages, and history. of Muslims under Marxist rule. Such The best of Jewish scholarship points destructive notions reflect the words of out the mutual closeness by way of, say, the ignorant and the ranting of fools, and the Biblical and Talmudic expression ill become Islam's great teachers of peace "Ribon ha-Olamin" (Lord of the World) and brotherhood. They arc seemingly and the Koran's "rah al-Alamin." The spun "according to the .designs and pur similarities range from di vi ne election to poses of the troublemakers who feign pro-Israelite, a nti-Pharaonic themes. Islam," as an Islamic declaration stated in Guess 10 whom Deuteronomy 18: 18 refers: Baghdad a generation ago. "I shall raise up for them a prophet among Tbe Koran Mentions The Torah their own brothers." Those who feign Islam may be. remind Prof. Norman Bcntwich used Lo remind ed that the Koran mentions the Torah his readers that the Prophet Muhammed by name, speaks of Abraham 70 times, himself made a covenant with the Jews of and mentions Moses in 34 suras. The , Eilat, the same historic port nowadays Hebrew Kings and Prophets occur fre coveted by those who loudly proclaim quently in the Koran, and Gabriel plays a loyalty to his teachings. As quickly skim- med over is the fact that the Davidic cx about the emigration of Ishmael, the son ilarch Bostanai (Bustani) was the brother of Abraham. to Mecca and the birth of in-law of the lshmaclilc Caliph Omar. the Arabicized Arabs (sic!) there. We are This was long before Spain ·s golden age. compelled to sec in this story a kind of YOUTH "Islam," remarked Prof. S.D. Goilcin . . fiction intended to establish the relations "is from the very 0csh and bone of of Jews and Arabs on the one hand, and Judaism," a Iheme supported by the Islam and Judaisn and the Koran and the SKI PROGRAM Koran itself: ··we believe in what was Torah on the other." A complete club program including transportation revealed Lo Abraham, Ishmael, Isaac, IL is less surprisi ng to learn that this to ski areas, adult supervision, and ski lessons Jacob and the Tribes." The Koran ap • Islamic questioner of the Koran, Taha, (beginner thru advanced) for youngsters 9 to 17. pears also to contain a si,ccial message for was a contemporary of Gama! Abdel For Information & Brochure Call (401) 353-2087 Israelites, lshmaclilcs, Syrians, _Lebanese Nasser. whose Egypt often upset the and Shehan Ethiopians: "'Allah ordains purist Saudis on religious grounds, to the that blood relations arc closer to one point of ruptured diplomatic link s. Wayne Wong another th an t o other believers From Zeal To Alienation · (proselytes)." Proselytes are said to veer from fanatic SKI CLUB zea l to intellectual reluctance and even Misinterpretations Of Islam alien ation. If so, Muslims are no exception. So whence the animosity towards The Shias of Iran seem to represent the for Jewry? If Lhe Koran itself contains Lhe mer, the Neo-Dcstour of Tunisia appear to fruits of Biblical and Talmudic Judaism, renect the latter. Examples of both can no the animosity can only arise from blatant doubt be found from the Malayalam coun misinterpretations of Islam itself, a tries and Pakistan to the Muslim areas of blindness worse than endemic trachoma. tropica l Africa . Though Araby itself is not inhospitable to Sometimes the Arabians themselves suf fanatics in our Limes, possibly the most fer ignominy at the hand of those their fa r-fetched misinterpretations of Islam ancestors forcibly converted - from the arise among those whose ancestors were Eatimid heresy to Shia excesses. Did not converted by Ishmael's scimitar. Thus a th ose whom Paul converted to at least the North African lslamicist, one Taha of Ten Commandments provide his people Cairo, wrote these lines: with an inquisition? "Why should I simply repeat what the Whatever the dangerous analogies, it ancients said? The Hebrew Torah may remains true that today's anti-Isra.el speak to us about Abraham and Ishmael, stances come most stridently from those and the Arab Koran may !ell us about whose holy book contains all that is them .too. But the mention of these names necessary to understand Jewry's love for in the Torah and the Koran is not suf Zion - Zionism. So, the question ficient to establish their historical ex remains: who will yet speak for the true istence, let alone the story which tells us Islam?, -Religious Law to give notice of intention to sell to the con * gregation and arrange for congregants to ap Continued from Page I prove or disapprove the -sale. Another fac tual issue on which Stecher seeks informa for each side may seek evidence of the tion is whether the three sellers have not validity of the relevant claims of the other been worshippers at the synagogue for many side. Rapps cited, as an example, the legal years, as charged by the plaintiffs. 'right of the defendants to require the plain When these fact-finding procedures are tiffs to prove they met the basic require completed, attorneys for the two sides will ments of a congregation - regular worship submit briefs to Stecher, who will decide and contributions to the upkeep of the syn whether to rule on the basis of the docu agogue building. ments or to order a trial, Zuckerman said, Says Ruling In Accord adding it might take three or four months for With Halacha Stecher to act. Rapps said that Stecher's grant of voting Wider Aspects Of The Case status to regular worshippers is in accord to all our Friends, with a statement by Rabbi Moshe Feinstein, In discussing the wider aspects of the case, considered one of the world's lc;ading Zuckerman stressed that, had there been no . authorities on Halacha. Rapps said the court challenge by the small group of Jews judge's grant was also in accordance with the worshipping at the synagogue and con and Peace in the world position of the Union of Orthodox Jewish tributing to its maintenance, the transaction Congregations of -America, considered the would have taken place with no question largest American Orthodox synagogue raised as to the legal ,right of the sellers to ·for 1980 group, as contained in an affidavit signed by make such a sale. its president, Julius Berman. Rapps added Rapps said the situation pointed to the that the statements provide the Halachic lack of some mechanism in the Religious definition of a worshipper. One of the issues Corporation Law to enforce a cequirement to be decided at the trial is whether the plain of proof of authority to make such transac tiffs are in fact regular worshippers at the tions, such as a requirement of proof of Pike Street Synagogue. authority to make such transactions, such as Similarly, Rapps said, the plaintiffs have a a requirement that would-be sellers provide legal right to determine whether the sellers notice to the office of the Attorney G~neral are bona fide trustees of the congregation and/ or interested Jewish community agen . and authorized to make the sale, even-if they cie~Jor public inspcc\ion by ~ncerned per have been r0led by Sfeclier as having failed - sons. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1979-13 fidence. Cohen indeed told Begin Averts Crisis Over Abortion Law Again this repo rter that she would urge the Tehiya central com miltee to instruct her and Final Showdown With Aguda to Come Within Two Weeks Shamir to vote against the government. JERUSALEM (JTA) - amendment into a vote of Ak iva N of of the Democratic dicated that they will now declared. Three Council Furthermore , Rabbi confidence in the government. Movement. vote for it since Begin has members did not allend. Menahem Hacohen, of the The coalition crisis over the Begin did this after the six made the issue one of con Aguda Knesseters said later Labor Party, who abstainJI abortions law has been aver coalition "rebels" who op A· compromise reached fidence in the government. the Sages had been un in the original vote, can be ex ted for the present, and coali posed the amendment at its earlier between the Likud's The compromise would have animous - in the wake of pected to vote with his party tion leaders say they are confi first reading, informed him Liberal Party "rebels" and the eliminated clause five of the confident assurances by now that the issue is only dent it will be resolved finally that they would vote for it if Aguda Knesset faction to re abortion law which allows Kncsseters Shlomo Lorincz technically that of confidence soon. The turnabout came he turned it into an issue of word the abortion amend abortions for socio-economic and Menachem Po rush that - and in fact that of the when Premier Menachem confidence by imposing upon ment was apparently aban reasons, as demanded by the the government majority for government's survival. But Begin decided to impose what it the "Transfer Law." The six doned after the Aguda Aguda. But it would have the amendment was now the Aguda members and is known as the "Tran sfer are Sarah Doron, Ehud "Sages" natly rejected it. The transferred much of the sub secured. The Knesseters said coalition leaders say they have Law" o n the abo rtions Olmert, Zalman Shuval, Lik ud MKs who had opposed stance of clause five to clause they had informed the Sages taken these factors into ac amendment. This means in ef Avraham Katz and Yitzhak the original amendm,_ent on four. This was unacceptable that Labor Party members in count and are still confident fect turning the vote on the Berman, all of Likud: and grounds of conscience in_- to the rebbes. the Knesset were saying that of their majority. Begin's Tactic Buys Ti Begin had erred, and that The " Transfer Law" im As a result of Begin's new there was no majority ... But position will not apply. Begin tactic, Aguda Israel's "Coun this is groundless.·· Po rush has made clear, to the Knesset Investigating Modai cil of Sages," which convened said. His own calculations Democratic Movement's six in Jerusalem , gave it s showed a clear majority, he members - since the DM is Knesseters another two weeks asserted. not a party to the coalition Choice of Oil Middlemen in which to ensure that the The Laborites' skepticism agreement with Aguda on amendment goes through . is based among other things. mailers of religi o n as are JERUSALEM (JT A) - Gaon companies would join. ported in tankers 0ying the According to the Sage's deci upon the assumption that the Likud and the National The Knesset's Economic At the end of February when Israeli nag. sion, if the amendment is not two ultra-nationali st Tehiya Religiou s Part y. Com mitt e e summoned the normalization of relations Israel will buy about I 50,- passed by then, the party must Knesset members Geula Nevertheless. coalition Energy Minister Yitzhak takes effect under the terms 000 tons of crude oil a month leave the coalition im Cohen and Moshe Shamir. leaders expect at least some Modai to explain why two of the Israeli-Egyptian peace from Egypt. It will be mediately and automatically. who su ppo rted the amend DM Knesseters to vote with companies owned by close treaty, Israel's three national transported to Eilat and from "" This is our final session on ment at the first reading wi ll the government. It is not yet personal friends of Premier oil companies will take over there by pipeline to the this subject," the 13 Sages oppose it now that it has known when precisely the Menachem Begin were selec- -and the oil will be trans refineries in the north. who altended the meeting become a _mattc_r o f con- vote will be taken . ted to serve as middlemen in the delivery of Sinai oil to Israel until the normalization of relations between Israel and Egypt allows the two countries to deal directly. Eyebrows were raised when it was reported that the com panies would receive fees and commissions amounting to about $1 million for services they will perform only during the months of January and February, 1980. Modai hotly denied this. He said the two contractors would receive only $20,000 and that the rest of the amount represented expenses that Israel would have had to assume anyway if it transpor ted the oil itself. He insisted that there wai;_no preferential treatment and that the two firms were, in fact, doing Israel a favor that other com panies approached by the government had refused to do. One of the companies is owned by the Israeli millionaire Shaul Eisenberg, 58, who runs a world-wide commercial empire from Israel and has been associated with successive governments since the late Pinhas Sapir was Finance Minister. The other company belongs to Nissim Gaon, a well-known philanthropist and president of the World Sephardi Federation. Both are long-time associates of KEEPTHE SPIRIT ALIVE. Begin. A third firm involved Share a moment of togetherness right now with parents, relatives or close friends in the deal is British-owned and has been operating in the living in Europe or Israel. Call them Long Distance. It's the ideal way to let them Sinai area for some time. know you care. You'll laugh a little. You'll cry a little. But most of all, you'll be keeping Gad Yaacobi, a Labor MK the spirit of togetherness alive. who is chairman of the Economic Committee, said If you live in an area where you can't dial international calls yourself, you won't he wanted to know how the pay more by having an Operator place the call for you. Of course, in cases where you companies were selected and who made the decision . can, you MUST dial yourself to save money. Ask your Operator if you can dial yourself. Modai said it was the Egyp And remember ... there's a seven hour time difference between Providence and tians who determined which Israel. So when it's noon in Providence, (E.S. T.), it's 7:00 PM in Tel Aviv. companies would be chosen. He said that at the outset of Calling Europe or Israel is cheaper than ever. negotiations over Sinai oil, See the chart for new low Israel rate information. the Egyptians submitted a list Daytime International Telephone Rates• of five corporations out of which Israel was to choose International Dial four. The Eisenberg and Station-to-Station Person-to-Person Gaon companies were among Initial Each Additional Initial Each Additional 3 Minutes Minute 3 Minutes Minute Direct-dialed station rates are available to most countries or the the four chosen. Subsequent world. In addition, night and Sunday discounts also apply to most ol ly, the number was reduced Israel $7.35 $2.45 $12.00 $2.45 these calls. For instance, if you dial direct to Israel Satur days or Sundays, a 3-minute call is only $5.55 and each to three compani~s at_Egypt's France and most European $6.00 $2.00 $12.00 $2.00 additional minute is only $1.85. Collect calls are usually request. countries accepted only at the person-to-person rate. Telephone Company Modai explained that un credit cards are honored lot calls lrom the United States to all England der the agreement with $4.50 SI.SO S 9.60 St.SO countries. Egypt, the movement of Sinai •AJI Ratts shown do not include tax. oil to Israel would be handled in three stages. During the first stage, until the end of this year, the British firm @NewEngland~ would act as middleman. In the second stage, beginning in January, the Eisenberg and __ ;HEBREW PREPARING DAY FOR SCHOOL CHANUKAH With Providence Hebrew Day School director Rabbi Kopl Saltman In the background, Mra. Shoeh■ nn■ Weinberg -•ta more atudenta In the fine ■rt of dreldel making for the Ch■ nuk■h holld■ y . G ■ lln■ Freyden, left, 5, -m• to be pur■ulng her craft f■ lrty Independently ■a lnNN Shkolnlkov, ■ lao 5, recelvH moat of Mra. Weinberg'• attention. ' I \' t I 'If r q , .. ! I / Hanging up Ch■ ~k■h painting■ ~ by their NCOnd grade cl- .;., ·left to right, Sharon SIiverman, 7, of Warwick, Michele Levy, 7, of Providence, and Robert London, 7, of Cr■ n■ton. THERHODEISlANDHERAlD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1979-15 Where it Started: Weizman Delighted by Shaka Release LONDON ·(JTA) - Israel's Defense Europe had completely underrated t_hc sin Minister Ezer Weizman expressed his cerity and growing JJIOmcntum of tM Chanukah in Jerusalem "delight" at the revocation of the deporta Egyptian-Israeli relationship, as well as its tion order against Mayor Bassam Shaka of importance as a stabilizing factor •in the By D,ora Waysman Nablus, and stressed that the decision was Middle East. This momentum would grow taken by the Israeli military authorities and ~ven more following the establishment of Through· the open windows, I can hear As with ·other festivals in the cycle of not at the behest of the government. Weiz diplomatic relations, he said. • voices singing 'Maoz Tsur' - from the Jewish year, Chanukah has a dual man gave the news at a luncheon with British In Egypt it was dependent not only on , qui_vering childish soprano to deep origin - . historical and · seasonal. long newspaper editors, during which he received President Anwar Sadat but had deep pop ban_tone. The melody i~ the same in every before the Maccabees, there was an es a telephone call from Israel and was told that ular support. It was also having a beneficial Jewish home around the world, for this is tablished Winter festival at this time (ref: Shaka had conveyed his regards to him. effect on Jordan and other countries on Chanukah, the Feast of lights. But there Babylonian Talmud, Avodah Zarah 8 b). It was Weizman's only encounter with the Israel's eastern nank, despite their outward is something different about it for me now One reason was for the gradual increase press during a 24-hour visit here as a guest of opposition to Camp David, Weizrnan said. ... I am hearing it in Jerusalem, and-it in daylight after the ominous, steadily the Joint Israel Appeal. In his address, Wciz In this context, he deplored Britain's dc,ci has a very sps:cial significance. _ darkening days of late autumn. Another man complained about the lack of support sions to sell Jordan 275 Chieftain tanks, I am walking near my home in Kiryat was connected with the kindling of fire, whreh Europe has been giving to the saying the sale would complicate matters Moshe. It is a relig~9_us neighborhood - an ancient Jewish custom at the dedica Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty. He sain for Jordan as well as Israel. but in a relaxed, non-oppressive sort of tion of the Temple altar. Yet a third was way. There is room here for all kinds of the festive act of carrying wands wreathed Jews - the crocheted 'kipot' type form with leaves, branches of fruit and palm . ••••••M• COUP_ON ••••••.. ••• the majority, with a few black ones, a fronds (ref: 2 Maccabees 10.5-8). Whether very few 'shtreimels' and a scattering of Chanukah draws its source from the .•-~ I ,11 ~ bare heads. historical or the seasonal, the central motif is light. : ~ .[) G ittercra1 t : It is just after sunset and on almost In our time, Chanukah signifies the every window ledge or balcony there is a 'Chanukiah' burning. Most are made of struggle of the weak against the strong, It : • beads • chains SALE ON : copper, decorated with designs of lions, and the few against the many. is very meaningful in Israel today, which has had , vines, pomegranates or eagles. In Ilic dis • • stones * pend. LOCKETS and CHAINS•• to fight five wars in its short history. tance, a giant menorah, visible all over • ants always against far greater odds. Jerusalem, sits atop the Knesset. Other Eternal Capital • • various jewelry findings LOCKETS s 1.()0 • 'menorot' are illuminating the tops of public buildings and water towers. But here in Jerusalem one can celebrate • • and vegimals CHAINS 79¢ and 99¢ : Grear Miracle it fully and absorb the meaning of the first Chanukah, which happened in this . , •A - . Chanukah in Jerusalem is not only a very city more than 2,000 years ago. The feast of light, it involves all the senses. historical story is well-known. Judah the ••• • ~l- '-~--.~ • There is the smell of 'sofganyot' - won Maccabce led a revolt against the • ~ 959 North Main St. •• derful jam-filled (and very fattening!) Hellenistic Syrians who occupied the land e c- • ·- Pro vidence, R.I. doughnuts frying in oil, and the taste of of Israel around 165 B.C.E., and he was •• '<"~ Wed. • Sar. 10:30 - 4:30 : 'latkes' of a ll kinds. Children are singing, victorious. There is a miracle associated and showing each other their 'Chanukah with the victory. When the Temple was to gelt' (money) and 'dreidels' - the four be rededicated. only one cruse of ••••••••• COUPON •••••••••• sided spinning top with the Hebrew letters sacramental oil was found. It was sup Nun, Gimel, Hei and Shin, standing for posed to burn for just one -day, but "Ness gadol haya poh" - "A great miraculously it lasted for eight days until miracle happened here" (outside Israel it other pure oil could be prepared. For is 'sham' "there"). Weak Again,st Strong. Few Against Man)'_ Chanukah On the first night, the 'shamash' lights What a wonderful feeling to walk, at One Flame. just one candle; on the second night two Chanukah, through the very streets where Then the light of freedom are lit, and an extra one each evening un Judah Maccabec led his victorious army I is passed to til on the last night all eight are burning. 2,000 years ago. One can visualize them all eight candles. Some people burn oil, but must use multi I :~ bearing their wands as they offered subscription to colored candles candles like those that hymns and praise. Today, the voices arc decorate children's birthday cakes. of children. singing "Maoz Tsur" as their I fathers recite the blessings on the One Word. This is Chanukah in Jerusalem, and I 'Chanukiah.' The brave little candles send .: THE Then the sound of peace can't help contrasting it with those I forth their light from the windowsills and vibrates on remember from Australia, where I was balconies of Jerusalem, eternal capital of I RHODE ISLAND I from nation to nation. born. There, Chanukah had to compete the Jewish people. i HERALD & with "Ten shopping days to Christmas" Chanukah is a magic potpourri of light $1• fil and giant effigies of Santa Claus and -and song, dreidcls, latkes and Chanukah The present that lasts Christmas trees in the streets and shop gelt. We arc celebrating a miracle. My I j Together windows. Ii became rather overshadowed own miracle is that I am celebrating it in i the whole yeor long §. We pray for freedom and peace. and its significance somehow diminished. Jerusalem. How lucky I am! For ~ 'I families, L~~t~~¾[:::¾«-#)).~~:i.::&J for all children, BUSINESS or for all festivals of light... PLEASURE! 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The Jewish Holiday Kitchen is more than "Foods can be divided into two In fact, Joan Nathan's study of people just a wonderful Jewish cookbook, categories - those that 'chill' the body and and food has centered around the oldest however. It is a history, a religious study therefore have a quieting effect on members of each community, for it is they and sociological treatise ~ well. procreative powers, and those that 'heat' who can bring to life the customs of the old the body and awaken sexual desires. Salt is country, recreate of the older ways. She has "I'm interested in food and people," says in the first category; garlic and onion in the interviewed these old people in attempt to Joan. "It's really the sociology of food, the second." preserve the things they alone know. history behind why people cat what they The Jewish Holiday Kitche,r is organized Joan mentions Ada Baum Lipschitz, who cat, that has intrigued me." according to the holidays, including: the died just before the book was published, as And certainly, there is no culture with Sabbath, Rosh Hashanna, Yom Kippur, one of these very special contributors. "Ada richer and more intricate dietary laws and Sukkot, Haukkah, Purim, Passover and Lipschitz was 84 years old and had very bad traditions than the Jewish culture. In this--· Shavuot; and according to the life cycle, in arthritis in her hands. But every Friday, exciting book, which took Joan over four cluding, Brit Milah, Bar Mitzvah, Marriage Ada found that her hands would years to research and write, recipes and and Death. Ms. Nathan has included miraculously spring back to life for the their concomitant traditions arc sampled menus for the various celebratory occasions making of hallah," Joan narrates. "And she from the Jewish neighborhoods as varied as in life, and recipes for many of these menu always separated some of the dough from Morocco, Spain, Greece, Eastern Europe, items. her weekly hallah, blessed it, and then the Ukraine, San Francisco, Maryland, burned it in the oven in accordance with Providence, R.I., and Turkey. The roots While the book is international in flavor, biblical commandments." and fol~lorc behind the recipes and rituals it is in many respects a Providence book. Younger assimilated Jewish women can are often traced back thousands of years. Joan and her husband Allen Gerson cur learn much about their heritage from rently live in Chevy Chase, Maryland, but Joan Nathan In Prowldel- following reading the words and customs of the older While one might fear that so much many of the book's contributors arc Rhode publk:atlon of her ...... book, The women in The Jewish Holiday Kitchen. And research could create a rather heavy tome, Islanders. Joan's parents, Pearl and Ernest Jewl9h Hollday Kitchen. A co-author of everyone, whether observant of Kashrut or just the opposite is true of Joan's labors. Nathan arc Providence residents. Her aunt another cookbook, Joan alao writ• for not, can enjoy the 200 mouth-watering The book is delightfully readable, its tone is Lisi Regenstcincr, who is a Cranston resi the Boston Glob, and the Washingt on Post. recipes within its pages. light, upbeat. Joan Nathan, like many other dcn _ ont~utcd much Q,L,,l,(an's Jews of the 1970's, has become knowledge of her culinary roots. 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' COFFEE'S 333-1766 The Carriage Inn :'u~ H-4-6242 Rte. 146 Eddy Dowling Hwy., Uncoln Exit 295 l'arl of the rostauront is on original Corrioge House built in 1870 The h;lorious Tul,by -. thru the end of O.C:ember, Jon. ~. 5 & 6th which provides on atmosphere for fine din ing. Lunch & Dinner the fabulous X•roted hypnotisl, Charles tomont. Specials Dtily. Child's portions. Music Thurs ., Fri . & Sat. 1Yenings. FINE FOOD • GOOD ENTERTAINMENT Wtddi119 and llanquet la complishment for the Jewish peopl~ of another kind of Jewish education entirely. those same leaders. On the contrary, if they It is demonstrably successful. And it is not are to be a test-case, then we have to con through schooling. Moreover, in my_ own BRIDGE clude the way to produce effective and im experience, the thirst for learning seems to portant Jewish leaders is to close all the derive from a different source from the By Robert E. SUrr schools. What should be done instead I classroom, because year !1-ftcr year my most shall shortly specify. interested and committed students turn out Then I observed that since Jewish educa to be products of youth groups, Reform tion means school, and school means pretty and Conservative. Students least intcrestc4 much what we now have, it is taken for in Jewish studies in college turn out to be Although a Slam should not be bid on feeling that they really had no other choice, granted that more is better than less, and not only ths, indifferent, with no schooling the combined holding of the North and jumped right to game in Hearts. ,At least that day schools arc better than synagogue at all, but also the most highly "educated," South cards, as those cards happen to break thieir singleton Diamond gave them some schools_ Yet more "Hebrew school" is not . those from day ~hoots and afternoon syn- twelve trick~ are right there to be taken. The ruffing value with Hearts Trump. yet shown to be better than less · Hebrew agogue schools. Since one fair measure for reason this hand is shown is that it was If West happened to get his hands on the s.chool. the success of education is the continuing played in a Duplicate Tournament where Diamond Acc._ as his opening lead that Then I suggested three major flaws in our thirst for knowledge, the informal that overtrick is so important. If an Ace would be the end but unless the contract is a thinking about Jewish education. educational programs of the Reform and isn't led at trick one, a very unlikely hap. Slam very few players would lead from a First, we assume that there is a correla Conservative movements, and also summer pening, seven is certain. But again that tcnace such as the Ace and Queen. Some tion between our . pucposes !or Jewish study and work programs in the State of carelessness or thoughtlessness deprived Wests led a Trump, others the Club Jack, education and the practical work of Jewish Israel, turn out to be demonstrably more many of the Declarers their chance to make remember the suit had not been rebid. schools. Hebrew language study, upon successful educational institutions, that extra trick. There was no reason, after The Trump lead guaranteed that suit's which we lay so much stress, bears no clear although they arc not schools, than the that lead, that every Declarer shouldn't breaking but as it broke anyhow it made no relationship - indeed, only limited Hebrew schools and the day schools. make all the tricks but some didn't. difference. After the lead and finding that · relevance - to our goals (or Jewish educa the Trumps do break, Declarer can count tion. It is one useful means, not the whole Third, Jewish education should be un North five Trumps, six Clubs and one or two purpose. derstood as its own regard, as an end in it ♦ A Q 6 2 Spades depending on the success of the self, and not as a means to some other end . • K 3 Spade finesse. As you can sec it works so Second, we assume that Jewish education No thinking on the purposes and nature of t K you should wonder why I am writing this means schools and in particular the formal Jewish education can be authentically ♦ AQ9864 article. If everyone saw all these things that classrpom. Yet, as the example of Federa Jewish if it is not founded upon that central West Eut seem so easy later on there would never be a tion leadership suggests, there ,must be conviction of the Jewish religion. t K 8 3 .J754 Bridge column as everyone would do ex • 7 5 4 • J62 actly the same correct thing . t AQ642 t J 10 8 7 This is what happened more than once. • J 2 •1 5 Declarer started to extract Trumps and , South while this is going on the first player to have t 10 9 to make a discard is the Dummy. This • A Q 10 9 8 seems inconsequential but I watched as three Declarers couldn't wait to get rid of t 9 5 3 Share Sav1119s A ccounts Christmas anct Vacation Clubs Dummy's Diamond King. Docs this mat ♦ K 10 3 D eposit Sav1119.s Accounts Checking Accounts ter. there a rc no Trumps to ruff Dianion<;!s Term Deposit Cert1f1cates Collateral Loans with but no ruffs arc needed. But this did Direct Deposit of Social Security Automobile Loans make a difference later. Check s Personal Money Orders North was Dealer, East and West Now Declarer ran those Clubs and each Mortqage Loans (When available) Travelers Checks vulnerable with this bidding: discarded the three losing Diamonds in his Home Improveme nts U S . Savings Bonds P e rson a l Loans own hand. But now where were they' In ! HI fl'! t •,f H\. H I C fH [11 l \ 1"- lqf\i 'f Ol! C A l'\I C UU l'I. T o ,-,,. f OH \ lH\ I H l UA "- RA I l ~ A "'- 1 I Hl(,Hf A N E w, Dummy .with nothing left but Spades and s ", A \/1 1\HOS INTf 1-H ~ I IC p IH p no longer could that finesse be taken. Had IS p 2H p the Diamond been left in Dummy it would 4H End be simple to ruff it to get back into Declarer's hand to take that Spade finesse. After South rebid his Hearts some It certainly served those non-thinkers right Norths still felt that their doubleton King when the finesse would have worked for grBBDIIIOOd was not enough support so went on to other nothing would have mattered except the □ IT UNION things. Two bid Clubs again ending in game principle if it had failed . there. The lead of the Diamond Jack held Moral: Even seemingly insignificant dis RISDIE .1 6b~ P (1•, t Rd W,irw 11 k At tlw Gr1•1•nwood Brutqf' that contract to six but that is not as good cards might make a difference in the long as any number of Hearts. Most Declarers, run. Jewish Education: Aspirin or Penicillin? AAPIDIAl By.Jacob N AUTOMATIC llrow■ U■iffnity TELEPHONE DIALER This is the fourth part in an address the people of Torah, the people formed delivered by Professor Neusner at Temple upon the foundations of Torah. I need not Emanu-£1 in Providence. retell the many stories which convey that DESIGNED FOR THE OFACE, PRICED FOR THE HOME. This leads me to tlfe third flaw in our value. These arc well known and thrice told. • ...... Swl!dl"°"" ._..,__,.,..ca...... thinking about Jewish education, with I wish only to dwell upon the deeply W.toM (wltf!Toi.m-Tone ~oet.~ollnsthon ~to,,.,...~ond __,clglts.Sudloslrlcrmotlotl which I began. We treat education as a flawed foundation of our thinking about bodlQQOlr'IOl:IMb:Netlolo {411 ). means to an end, as indoctrination or train Jewish education: we ask that learning serve Aapldlo!IS ~ lilAtl ing, not as an end in itself. That c~nception some goal extrinsic to learning. We think ; tatyo,.,_...,o,,..too,-, OAJphoMo..alabliall'ltha -,..,...,ato9b'a. of education is American, it is not Jewish. It we have the -right to measure success in ...... ~ -. -...... NorlNdtotum ·•--• Aopclal on or olf. has no roots in the Judaic religious tradi quantativc terms. But this misses the point ID~~IUtlbaL lndi.dng cna coda O plug ...... ,c.lM.. tion. On the contrary, the conci:,ption of of Jewish education. If it is important, if it two ~ ~ and fllllclol01:otw99txiud\.. ~IMfflOIYtD40ni.wt,,en.. . M ,...,.__ Emdly .. ~ classical Judaism is that the study of Torah · is central, it is not because it will succeed in ...... ,....,_ I.ea yo., hear Ton11 ptione,. UN I tocAol~ - which we must translate, Jewish educa indoctrinating young people to do the ' tha~tlgnoiorpo,a,~ ~~Otto., ...... ,.yo,.,pklluptt. _piog,amnNl'llfflbenat:TCIIUd\-_ tion - is an end in itself. The very act of things we want them to do. It is not a TOM IJ'"d. __ ...... lh9aJ1u..i learning is religiously consequential. In process of indoctrination at all. Its success ~CClnCllll ...... you rum.sca~asdlaling -pklluptha- ...... 10 tt.em..To~o,.,.,.__-.., . .deed, it .is the most important thing Jews or failure is not to be measured in terms of _p,99,__ bl,tton ond ... iapd cAoi AN do. The reason the learned, man is revered whether people know this fact or that fact, ·CMDll....._fll_,..t!OI.Chlm _ ___yo,.,oanral!pllc:olatOAJdlM, .., in classical Judaism is simply that he has do this thing or that thing. Jewish education onddalo,....,one(orMdlaftN__ f9tlll"O>nln00!Nollhort~ -mtMOM}. -· become learned, not that he can do what is a success when it is happening. I believe , others cannot. The sage is revered bec_ause Temple Emanu-El's adult education in lfllill:illll'Co4,p'Ol'l9o,,.., ~Fo,tlOl:QINlobltl,I. --T"-c..nopmutoweo,-o.t he embodies what everyone should be. It is, stitute, taught as it is by members of the ··...... - .....,.,.poltSCR furthermore, understood that there are no congregation, illustrates the values I ad • ....,...... _ .. &lllt,MCMdr.o.i... --·-__ - ~-~ b OM yea-~ vocate in these statements. Everyone is a -- dal9dslnqr.dtyot~ teachers, above the others, but that all arc, - · C..,...... llopldlollll'IO ...... ,, ...... or can become, teachers of one another. We learner. Everyone can become a teacher. blggll'!io'lo~a» flapldlal p,og,a,M codN for are all Jewish educators, teaching our And the learning and teaching are them .-. Jewish lessons through precept and exam-. selves their own reward. Since. I am noi ...... Soyoucon~Aoplclal bCll'dlt'_...... 0/G...... _ 19500 known to. hand on compliments for no l,nd ~- OCClllllltl9 UAffl ----- pie. We all teach one another about the ----- IIWllot ~ ~!!_~___!~__LTD The New Islam PRESENTS Part II J. K. MIKLISZANSKI By Dr. Jay N. Fishbein The Saudis feel confident onl y in the element and the army, which is all-Sunni. AUTHOR OF loyalty of the Bedouin of their own tribe, Because of the dissent, Gen. Saddam who constitute lhe royal guard, and Hussein maintains a tough police state, receive preferential treatment even more aggressive than that the Shah Because of peace with Israel, Sadat has had been accused of. Hussein, who has become the pariah of the Middle East, always been the strongman in Iraq, re despite his personal piety. Sadat has the cently replaced Ahmad Hassan al Bakr as The Saga of conliscnce of his people who number president, who resigned apparently about half of the population of lhe Arab because of ill health. In Arab countries if world. They have fought four wars, have a leader finds the opposition strong and· borne the brunt of the lighting. and suf desires to remain in good health, he finds Traditional Judaism fered the highest number of casualties. ii convenient to retire due lo " ill health." They look for economic improvement, bul Hussein is the Baalh Party's chief considering the volatility of the Muslim, ideologue of Pan-Arab socialism. The IN A CHANUKA AUTOGRAPH PARTY the mood can change over night if im Iraqi jails hold thousands of political SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1i6, 1979, 2-4 P.M. provement docs not materialize soon. prisoners. Many are murdered and simply Egypt is a Muslim but not an Arab disappear. Fortunately President Hussein country. Islam is the stale religion, and has nol had to contend with any religious the majority of the Vlama, the mullahs of leader of lhe stature of the Ayatollah THE PLACE? ,..,,. Egypt, tend to uphold the government, Khomeini. partly because they are dependent on Iraq agreed lo form a union with Syria, Cairo for financial supp-art. Sadat issued a provided that President Assad withdrew strong warning against religious in!er from Lebanon. but too much treasure and fcrence in Egypt's political life. blood has been expended. for Assad to The Sudan is linked to Egypt by a agree. Furthermore, he is aware that defense treaty. Both countries are under should war with Israel erupt, Iraq would ERl±TN:S LOSEt pressure, from within and without. Prcsic be duty bound to come to his aid. dent N umeiri has been plagued by coups Another concern is the revival of unrest 355' Sou-fh. M"-in St Provictenc.e. and intrigues since the country became in among the two million Kurds who are dependent in 1956. The National Front is agitating with their brethren in Iran and anxious to ·have the Sudan become an Turkey for an autonomous Kurdistan USED&. RARE BOOKS, GI\MES ls_lamic state, like neighboring Libya. Col. state of their own. Muammar el-Qaddafi has been responsi The revolution in Iran has not been an. ARTWORK~ ORNAMENT~ CARl>.S ble for much of the intrigue, and has unmixed blessing for the Soviet Union, 35"/- 'I~ 7~ December Hours: 10-10 Mori,-Sq_t engaged assassins to elimiriate Numeiri, where there are 50 million Muslim who but without success tbus far. If either the constitute a demographic time bomb. l;/,-5" Sur,. Sudan or Egypt were to fall, the other Currently", they constitute a third of the would not long survive. population of the Soviet Union, and with The surrounding Muslim countries their higher birth rate, have been a cause along with the West have been uneasy of concern. The Muslim enjoy more with the Khomeini revolution in Iran. freedom than any other religious group. Iraq, a neighboring state is particularly The mosques are full on Fridays and concerned. While ruled by the Baath religious holidays. Small delegations have Party, its leadership is -Sunni, with more even been allowed to leave the country to · than half the population Shiites. In Iraq participate in the Hajj - the pilgrimage as. in Iran, the mullahs have a tradition of to Mecca. Because of their Muslim pop political activism, enc;!. there. have been ulation they_ will have to be circumspect in numerous clashes between the religious their dcallnp with the Muslim world. THERHODEISLANDHERALD,THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1979-19 Elizabeth Holtzman Urges Carter ~a~~n~ltheNationalSecurity !3:aird~:,:!,~l~=~a~ At the Board for Inter- ported by Holzman were ap- 1 Dis miS S NSC_ Representa_tive ~:l~~r":~be~~t~~~=~~~~~ ~~re~~~tf:~r~~: ;!:~e :: director, said he could not clear," the JTA was informed WASHINGTON (JTA) statements "are outrageous curately renect the position House officials, they too discuss the matter until he by a source at the Board. Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman (D. enough if they represent only of, or were sanctioned by Dr. should be called to account." received the text of Rep. Holtzman noted that Henze NY) has urged President Car Mr. Henze's personal feeling (Zbigniew) Brzezinski (chair The JT A placed two calls to Holtzman's letter. The JTA "apparently serves as.a ter to consider the "im on this matter." But, she man of the National Security Henze's office in an effort to learned, however, that National Security Council mediate dismissal" of a mem added,______"if his comments ac-...______Council) or _ other White obtain his reactions and two minutes were kept o f the liaison with the Board." ber of the National Security Council staff who charac terized as "silly" the concern expressed over an interview that Radio Free Europe broadcast last May with Valerian Trifa who is under S11ecit1I C/1rist111,1s Q_ffer investigation as a suspected Nazi war crimina l. In a letter to the President Holtzman wrote that the statements made by Paul Henze, who has been on the NSC staff since the beginning More for Your Money of the Carter Administration, are "unconscionable and grounds for his immediate on 4, 6 and 8 Year Investment Certificates dismissal." 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Linowitz said that Special Ambassador to the chance" for a settlement. in discussing his assignment Middle East by Vance before Linowitz also disclosed · with the President, he had Carter Administration Offer the Camp David conference that Carter had declined to noted that both he and in September 1978. He said discuss the new political Strauss are Jewish. He re WASHINGTON (JTA) said that Israeli civilian settle- by returning the Sinai he turned it down at the time assignment for his ported that the President told Sol Linowitz, President Car ments in the occupied Arab oilfields to Egypt. He charac because he felt a summit con predecessor, Robert Strauss, him that he had '"thought it ter's new Speci"al Am territories are "illegal." terizcd that as a "tremendous ference was essential before until he, Linowitz accepted over carefully and that he did bassador to the Middle East, Linowitz said, "My ap- undertaking," noting that he could be effective. Now the job of Special Am not think it would be a .said today that Israel's claim proach, my understanding Israel was "giving up energy that the way has been cleared bassador. Strauss has since problem." that some settlements on the are necessary for its security" at this particular time" and West Bank "are nccasary for and "that is demonstrable." . "Israel did not get the credit its securitt" was But, be added, he also "un- Israel was entitled to get." "demonstrable" and that the derstands" that "Israel was World attention was focussed I-IJ.lrwitz Threatens to Withdraw Israeli Military Govern going beyond that" and on the settlements and the ment's decision to revoke the "Israel lias to recognize its Shaka case, he observed ~overnment Support fro~ El Al deportation order against policy is not demon- while giving up the oilfields Mayor Bassam Shaka of strable to its security" was a dramatic action by By Gil Seda ■ money," Hurwitz said. He the last strike last weekend." Nablus was a "positive . and has an effect "on the. . Israel" in keeping with its JERUSALEM (JTA) warned El Al workers that Ehud Olmert concurred. "El development." He also said ongoing' negotiations be- commitments. · Finance Minist-er Yi ga l " they had better understand Al is your big test. You must that he thought Israel was not tween Enpt-and Israel." He Asked if he thought drop- , Hurwitz threatened to that things cannot continue as go to the bitter end on this," rci:eiving sufficient credit for said his undentanding is that ping the expulsion order withdraw government sup they are." he said. giving up the Sinai oilfields, a the Administration opposes against Shaka was a "positive port from El Al unless all par El Al has been plagued by Hurwitz defended his " great contribution to the · the "unlimited proliferation" development," Linowitz ties involved with Israel's labor strife during the past economic austerity program. peace process." of settlements on the West replied, "It is indeed." He national airline find a way 10 few years and the Likud M Ks He sa id it would produce '"a Linowitz made thCK com Bank and Gaza. Asked if the said that Vance was in touch rehabilitate lhe money-losing appeared to agree with the significant drop" in the rate of ment, in the course ofa wide- · 32 new settlements proposed with Begin about the effects carrier. Finance Minister that the in0ation ··with in five to 10 ranging press conference with !>Y the government of Premier the expulsion of Shaka would Addressi ng the Likud government-subsidized air months." Hurwitz spoke in Israeli and American Jewish Menacbem Begin were re- have on the autonomy talks Knesset faction, Hurwitz said line should be shut down if its the Knesset a few hours after . reporters on the eve of his garded u "proliferation," and on other facton and that the company loses about huge losses arc not stemmed. Histadrut Secretary General departure for the Middle East Linowitz replied, "I don't events in the region. The S70 million a yea r and noted Eliezer Shostak remarked Yeruham Meshel promised on his fint official trip. know." restoration of Sh aka to office that its projected loss for next that El Al's poor labor rela more th an 5000 ang r y Linowitz offered his views CIIIIUllladoa To Peace "removes this disruptive ele- year is SI 10 million . '"There is tions have been poisoning the demonstrators outside labor with respect to the settle- · ~ . ment from the negotiations no justification for a society entire economy for the last federation headquarters that ments issue when he was Replying to a question by and therefore characterizes it that has to double the price of two years. Menachcm Histadrut wou ld fight against asked if there hu been a the Jewish Telegraphic as a positive development," milk for its children lo fin ance Savidor told Hurwitz '"You the new hardships imposed "slight change" in U.S. Agency, the new envoy said he said. a company that loses so much shou ld have closed El Al after by Hurwitz's program. policy inasmuch as President "The world is not giving at- ______,._ Carter, Secretary of State tention" to the "great con Cyrus Vance and the State t ri bu ti on to the peace Alli Alleut °"' Special JDepartment have repeatedly process" that Israel is making I P.M,_~. - I A.M. late ~ CLASSIFIED - NOW IS THE TIME TO PLAN W. SIi ....~ G1-121J CALL 724-0200 YOUR WINTER VACATIONIH BOOK EARLY FOR Entertainment General StrYlcN CHOla OF ACCOMMODATIONS McCrudden _Applia~ Repair• AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT Rodiator R~poir UD APPLIANCE service and MOYERS, to move household Call usat 831-5200 -Cleaning 9"tpairing parts . washers. drye rs, D.J. 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