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VOLUME LIX, NUMBER 30 20c PER COPY 3 US Jewish _Groups -Rap · Mobil Oil Scare ., Tactics NEW YORK (JTA): Three panics from doing business with the major American Jewish Arab states," Gray said. "Indeed, organizations have denoµnccd the the simplest answer to the Mobil Mobil, Oil Corporation for an advcrt-isement is that many advertisement opposing the American companies continue to proposals· in Congress for combat deal with the Arabs while defying ting the Arab boycott. In separate their boycott demands." statements, the · Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, the Wllat MollU Fears American Jewish Congress and the The ADL, in a newspaper adver Zionist Organization of America tisement today accused Mobil of accused Mobil of trying to frighten "pitting Americans agains t the American public. Americans to achieve Arab goals" and or "pitting American com The Mobil advertisement, which panies against the best interests of appeared in 100 dail y newspapers the American people." across the country. said that Rejecting the claim by Mobil that "legislation now being considered opposition to the boycott could by the U.S. Congress . . in effect reduce the United States "to a would either penali ze American second-rate power," the ADL companies or prohibit them from advertisement charged that "What doing business with and / or in Arab Mobil really fears is this: that if countries." M obi I stands up with the United Stales against the boycott , Alvin Gray, of Cleveland, co something might happen to Mobil's chairm a n of the AJCongress profits from Arab oil." national governing council, called this "sca re tactics" in an address The A DL said this "makes it lasl week to the annual meeting of pretty apparent that profit is more the AJCongrcss. He said the bill s in important to Mobil than American Congress " bar American com principles arc. No American com r . "THIS IS YOUR UFE" wat tit• theme of the ,";,rpm• brunch held In honor of Shirley Cnimer, Brailllat. Here, Sylvia p a nies from com plying with pany's bankbook should ~come Cohen, Sitterhood pretldent, ,-.nit Mn. C,CUD9',with th• rnelulion honeri"I her work fer the blind. Sayt Mn. demands by Arab countries that more importa nt than its own Cramer, "I don't feel I ~.. •rved the honor. I've never con,ldered mytelf that dedkated." - they boycott Israel and boycott conscience. Or its own country." other companies th at deal with Israel." - Outstandin·g Sisterhood Member "This is considerably different from prohi~iting American com- Is =Honored At Temple Enianu-EI Anti-Semitism Is Cited Among High Greek Clerics By BARBARA WRONSKI Her husband, Barney Cramer, ning Braille tcanscription when they In her opinion September 13, surprised her with a life time first tried to organize a group at ATH ENS : High clerical officials 1976 was the most .. remarkable membership to Temple Emanu-EI Emanu-EI. "Once they realized of the Greek Orthodox Church day in her life - and who could dis- of which Mrs. Cramer commented, there was some work involved, ha-ve issued anti-Semitic pule that? On that day she, Mrs. "I don't know if this was the best most of lhem dropped out," she statements in the gui se of a cam Barney Cramer, was honored by the time to get a life time membership. told us, adding that fo't a number of paign against the Christian sect of Temple Emanu-EI Sisterhood for We are moving to North Carolina, years she and her cousin constituted Jehovah's Witnesses. the outstanding work she has done but my husband assures me I'll get - the Emanu-EI Braille group. Today, · An official Church publication with Braille. She was greeted at the my use out of it. I hope so." there arc approximately seven or recently alleged that "the brun~h. in a program which follow- Mrs. Cramer has been transcrib- eight active transcriptionists af Witnesses are merely camounage ed a "This Is Your Life" format, by ing every im_aginable type of text liliated with the temple. They_ have for Judaism." her grandson, a long time friend into Braille for nearly 20 years. Her two Hebrew braillists - namely from high school and many other cousin, Mrs. Lee Nathans, first got Sarah Ritter and Ruth Finegold - Acoording to a study by the individuals out of her present and her involved in the project and they who have been highly instrumental . Institute of Jewish Affairs in Lon don , residual resentment against past. had 100 women interested in lcar- (Continued on page _18) the Jews in Greece is bound up with the anti-American feelings Svccos·· Brings Cheerful. Close prevailing since' the invasion of DR. AVRAHAM AVI HAI Cyprus by Turkey in 1974. The study shows fhat these Pacesetters To !o High · Holiday Observances trends have been injected into _ what purports tcf,e a religious- · be at 7 p.m. There will be a 9 a.m. · day, October 8. On both Saturday Hear Consultant CONGREGATION morning service Sunday, October and Sunday, October 9 and 10, campaign. In statements quoted Completing plans -for its fund AGUDAS ACHIM 17. there will be 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. ser~ by the survey, the emphasis shifts raising event is the Pacesetters Divi Attlelloro, MA vices. from the Witnesses, supposedly sion of the Jewish Federation of Lighting of Sabbath and Fcstjval CONGREGATION On 'Friday, October 15, Ercv the target of attack, to their alleg Rhode Island, chaired by Maxine candles this evening at Temple B'NAI ISRAt:l, . Shemini Atsercs will be at 6 p.m.· ed menton. Marks. A cocktail patty is schedul Agudas Achim will _be at 5:55 p.m., w-ket _ Saturday, October 16, Shcmini The Metropolitan of Salonika, ed for 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oc with Mincha Maariv service fl 6 Erev Succos at Congregation · Atseres will be at 7:30 a.m. and 9 for example, represents them as tober 14, at which group members p.m. On Saturday, October 9., mor- B'n'ai Israel will be at 6 p.m. on Fri- (Continued on page 14)· "the victims of a dark, satanic will hear Dr. Avraham Avi Hai. ning service will be at ?:30 a.m., power ... a Trojan horse in the Phillis Marks will serve as hostess Festival candles will -be lighted at Emanu-EI Opening Adult Institute heart of Christianity - the Fifth for the .Jlay. 6:50 p.m. On Sunday morning,.Oc Column of International Zionism.". Dr. A vi Hai served .for years in -tober 10, there will be a 9 a.m. ser T;mple Emanu~EI is opening its a lecture" and a filni series on Tues- A·rchimandrite •Vasilopoulos the office of the Prime Minister un vice. 'There will be a children's Sue adult institute on Tuesday evening, day evenings at the temple. The film barely mentioned the Witnesses in der Levi Eshkol and with Teddy cos party at 4 p.m. on·Tuesday, Oc October 26. The first semester of series will start after the close of the his sermon oublished in "Ethnikos Kollek, He has also been the dean tober 12. Tuesday night -scssions will run - second semester of classes. The first Kyrvx" in July. Instead, he con- of the School for Overs•• Students - -Shemini Atzeres,- eighth da{ of through December 7 with an 8 to lecture will be October 19. Dennis of Hebrew University. The author Succos, October I 5, Sabbath and 8:50 p.m. session and a 9:10 until 10 Prager, acting director of the cct1,t rated on fin.ding Jewish "treachery" through the ages, and of lhn Gtuioll.· StatdNIJ4kr, he has Festival candles will be lighted at p,m. ~ion. There will be a colfrse Brandeis Institute will lecture on · accused Jews of responsibility for also been a journalist for the Cana 5:4) p.m. and Mincha M/lariv ser offering of 11 subjects durina the f '.'_Fout Refonn1 for Jewish Ufe." , tlie crucifixion ·and "the endless dian and Isradil)ress. vice will be at 5:45 p.m. Saturday first of these sessions, and another war" they waged in theit attempts He wu educated at the Universi morning, October 16, service will be' nine subjects for the second sesaion. Registration for the first semester ty of T-oronio, V eshiva ·University, A second semester-of classci will of classes ,will be held on Sunday, to destroy Christianity and rule the .at 7: I 5 a.m. with sermon , and world. ' Hebrew University and· the Jewish Yizkor at 8:15 a.m. be offered again beginning on · October 24, · from 10 a.m. until 12 Theological Seminary. His doc• Simchas Torah, _ninth day of Suc January 4 and running through..,...noon in room 25 of the school . "During the sixth century CE," torate was awarded _by Columbia cos, Saturday evenin~·October 16, February 22. A 32-page descriptive b'ilildini, 99 Taft Avenue. Courses the Archimandrite added, "the in University. He.presently·t•ches at Festival candles will be lighted at catalogue'is available through Tern- are open to the public. For further visible Jewish Auembly, the Hebrew Univen!fy and Bar llan 6:40 p.m. Hakofoa and dlildren's pie Emanu-EI upon request. · . inf9rmation,.. call · Jenny_ Klein at Sanhedrin; mel and decided to e1- Uni'ffl'lity anil, serves u . a con party (marching 'tlllith Torahs) will Emanu-EI will also beconduct,il)g , Temple Emanu-EI, 331.1616. tablilh' Iala m," sultant to Janel'• Piime Minister.
·~--·==::z::;;;:-- · 2-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1976 Bertie Schwartz Dies In New York Her~og Attacks Silence NEW YORK (JT A): Funeral ser Philanthropies, and was a vice On Anti-Semitic Issue~ NEW ENGLAND vices were held for Mrs. Bertie G . president' of the New York chapter r Schwartz, author and Jewish of Hadassah and the Women's WASHINGTON: The silenc~ of VISITS ISRAEL bibliophile, who died here afte"° League for Conservative Judaism, the'Ji:wish community in the face of , having suffered a heart attack. She and membership chairman of the threatened world-wide anti I I was 75 years old. A New York com Association of Jewish Libraries. semit.ism "is encouraging our munal leader, she was the first enemies to feel that they can get woman president of the Jewish She and her late husband, away with it," said Israel Am Book Council of the National Charles Schwartz, an atto·rney, were bassador to the United Nations, OdDller 13-0etGller 11-Third Israel International Cham- Jewish Welfare Board. donors of tne Charles and Bertie G. Chaim Herzog, when he addressed pionship Regatta , . . , Mrs. Schwartz, who devoted Schwartz Reading Room and the B' nai B'rith International OetellerhS 16-0cteller- 26-Holy Land Pilgrimage led by Rev more·than 20 years to promoting an Library at the Steinberg Center· of Council here. Referring to the "im J o n mus ' · the AJCongress. Together--..with her mortality" of the attacks on Israel . Oct. 17-0ct. · 25--28th Annual Congress of International interest in Jewish books and was Federation of Thermalism and Climatism . committed to the idea that Jewish husband. she wrote "A Modern at the United Nations. Herzog said, Interpretation of Judaism: Faith Octllller J8.NOY-ller 3-Longmeadow Visits Israel led by institutions should have reading "Jewish communities throughout Shirley Meyers . ' rooms where persons of all ages Through Reason," a widely used the world, while being vaguely 0--ctGller JI~ 31-North Shore Jewish Federation led could come to read Jewish textbook for Jewish educators aware of unpleasant developments by Mr. Bob Brest - ' ' magazines, newspapers and books, published in 1946. The book was in the United Nations, do not ap Oct. 24-0ct. 30-First World Jewish Film and Television served for many years with the reissued1 his year as a paperback by preci'\le the fact that a major anti Festival · American Jewish Congress, the Sch<>!=ken Books and the Women's semitic attack on the Jews is under Oct. 25-No,. 8-Hadassah, led by Mrs. Bea Garber Federation of Jewish League for Conservative Judaism. way.'! ...:.. ~. · Oct, 25-No.. 11-Temple Beth Zion to Israel & Amsterdam i~d by Rabbi Aivadia Rosenberg · ' Oct. 25-No,. IS-22nd Men's and Women's Chess Olympiad I Obituaries 1· Club and other organizations. No,. I-No,. 15--Temple Mishkan Tefila, led by Rabbi and •------'- He is survived by a son, Bruce G . Mrs. Israel Kazis Sundlun. two sisters, Ruth Rodman ROSE FLINK Hazard ultimately lost the election of Fall River, Massachusetts, and . - _No~ l~No,...... 2J-Fairwood Group, led, by Rev. Graveside services were con Victor Abram to Sen. "Theodore Francis Green. Rosalyn Warenback of Los ducted at Lincoln -Park Cemetery Mr. Sundlun later ran as an un Angeles, California, and three Nonmller 2-Nonmller 16-Temple Emcth, Chestnut Hill led by Rabbi and Mrs. Zcv Nelson . ' on Thursday, September 30, for successful candidate for Senate in grandchildren. Rose Flink of 21 Stephen Hopkins 1954. ·-NoYeialler 6-NOY-• ✓ 11-International Conference on Court, who died September 29 at Gastrointestinal Cancer His law career began in 1922 with RENA TANENBAUM the Wayland House Center after an No,ealler 7-No,niller 17-Mainc Pilgrimage Tour, led by his admission to the state bar. He Fisher Memorial Chapel held Mrs. Betty Teschner illness of one year. · received his degree from Boston funeral services on Tuesday. Oc Non niber 7-Nnember 17-Temple)lcth El, led by Ral>- She was born in Fall River. University. tober 5, for Rena Ada Tanenbaum, bi and Mrs. Leslie Y, Gutterman - Massachusetts, a daughter of the He was born in Providence on 76, of 39 Foxcroft Avenue, · No,. 8-No,. 18-Ann~al Fall T~ur to Israel No. I, led-by Mr.' late Morris and Sarah (Snell) Flink. September 9, 1890, one of eight Warwick, who died unexpectedly S. Heller . She lived in Providence mo$t of her children of Lithuanian immigrants, on October 3 in Community ~o,. 8-No, 21-Annual Fall Tour to Israel No. 2, with Eilat life. the late Morris and Evelyn General Hospital, Liberty, New option She is survived by two brothers. Sundlun. He started work al the age York. She was the wife of Harry M. N~•-- l~!"'o,...., JI-World Union of Progressive Samuel Flink of Boston, of 12 as a delivery boy and held Tanenbaum. Burial will be in Lin 4'1uda1sm - Massachusetts, and Nathan Flink other odd jobs until he began law coln Park Cemetery. NOYealler 22-NOYN!ller 27-World Council Mcctina-Unitcd of Providence; and a sister, Frances school at the age of 29. Two years She was born in Providence on Synagogue of America • · Flink of Providence. after joining the bar, he became April 12, 1900, a daughter of the . Deemller 13-0-... --Fourth World Conaress of public defender. late Louis and Bertha Herr. She had En&:!.,ec;.:nd Architects JACOB BLUME In the early 1920's he began his 11-0-... 27-Edu~tional Lcadcnhip Tour to lived in Warwick for 21 years. Mrs. the Holyland, led by Mr. M, Lcpow Funeral services were held at the involvement with philanthropy. ser Tanenbaum was a member of Fisher Memorial Chapel on Thurs ving ten years as president of the Congregation Shaare Zedek-Sons Dec. llhJIL 2-Tcmplc Shalom of Newton, led by Rabbi day, September 30, for Jacob Blume . Murray Rothman Jewish Orphanage of Rhode Island . of Abraham and the Sisterhood of of 25E Rolling Green, Fall River, In later years he was president of Temple Beth Am, the auxiliary of . Dec. 20-JaL 3-Third Annual Family Tour' of larael, led by Massachusetts, who died yesterday the Congregation Sons of Israel and the Providence Hebrew Day School Rabbi Arthur Chicl . at his home. He was the husband of David, now Temple Beth-El, and and Hadassah. Gussie (Cornell) Blume. Burial was raised money for building funds Besides her husband, she is sur P 0--.d. ·Je-o...a. 23-lnteri11iiional Conference on c estr1an Safct:r_ in Hebrew Cemetery. and for other causes such as the vived by two sons, Jacob Tanen D«nihrc. J8.Decmlller 27-First International Conference Mr. Blume formerly owned a Freedom Crusade. which financed baum of Warwick and Dr. 8 . on yclmg ladies' clothing store in the Flint the Radio Free Europe broadcasts. Samuel Tanenbaum of Claremont, Deeeaber 26-Jaaary 5--Greatcr Boston Family Miuion led section of Fall River. He was born by Mr. Sid Heller ' He was a delegate to the GOP California; four daughters, Muriel in Brooklyn, New York. a son of national convention in 1932 and Rubin of Wilmette, Illinois, Sybil . J-ary 4-Jaawy 18-Anshc Kol Israel, led by Rabbi Milton Stein~ · the late Moses and Bessie (Nevis) two years later ran unsuccessfully Zeftel of Wilmington, Delaware, - Jan:·9-J~ lt=Fourth- Annual Interfaith Mission, led . by Blume. He lived in Fall River about for state senator. In 1940, he work Leslie Grey of Ossining, New York, Rabbi Murray Rothman, Rev. Joseph Bullock, Rev. Alvin . 40 years. He formerly lived in New ed on the presidential campaign and Lynne Switzky of De Kalb, Porteous Bedford, Massachusetts. staff of Wendell Wilkie. Illinois; a brother, Joseph Herr of Jan. 12-Ju. 26-Tcmplc Israel, led by Rabbi Oscar Rosen- Mr. Blume 'was a member of the During World War II, he was C r a n sto n ; and sixteen baum , . Adas Israel Synagogue and its chairman of the Rhode Island grandchildren. Jan. 18-Jan. 28-First Congregational Church, led by Rev. Men's Club. the Fall River Jewish Committee for oppressed minorities James Williams Home for the Aged, and the Flint and gained a reputation as a tireless JACK GREENBERG January U-February 7-Bcth Emcth Assoc .• led by Dr. Burt Merchants Association. li stener to German propaganda Funeral services were conducted Novitsky Besides his wife, survivors are a broadcasts, which occasionally al Mt. Sinai Memorial Chapel on January 30-February 9-Adath Yeshurun, led by Mr. Harold daughter, Mrs. Matthew M. Lind featured the names of survivi ng Wednesday, October 6, for Jack Hoffman of Washington, D.C.; two brothers. Greenberg of 90 Norwood Avenue, February IS.February 25--Templc Isaiah, led by Rabbi Cary American fighters missi ng in action. David Vales Harry Blume of New Bedford and Mr. Sundlun's son. Bruce, now t;ranslon, who died October 5 at his February 17-February 27-Tour of the Holy Land & Rome, William Blume of Miami Beach, president and chief executive officer home. He was the husband of led by Father J.J. Valenti · Florida; 1tvo sisters, Reba Gersten of the Outlet Company, was miss Estelle (Greenbaum) Greenberg. February JO-February 25--Opportunity '77 Israel American zang of New Bedford and Pauline ing for a time after an air mission Burial was in Lincoln Park Business Weck, led by Mr. Max Ratner Sroka of Miami Beach, Florida; from the British Isles in 1943. Cemetery. February 20-March I-Combined · Veterans and one grandchild. After the war, Mr. Sundlun. Born in Russia, Mr. Greenberg Pilgrimage-VFW, American Legion, Disabled Amvets, president and treasurer then of the came to this country at the age of Amvcts, led by Commanders J. Burnett, J. Comer, M. Hurley, WALTER SUNDLUN National Real Estate & Investment six months and lived jn the New L. Cordeiro Funeral services were conducted Company. remained active in · York City area. He had lived in the February 21-Marcll 7-Temple Beth El/Norwalk, led by Rab bi Jonas Goldberg Sunday, October 3, at Temple Beth politics. conducting his two cam Providence area for 15 years, in February 23-Man:h 9-Tcmplc Beth El/Portland, led by Can El for Walter I. Sundlun, 86. who paigns for the Senate. Milwaukee for about eight years tor Kurt Messerschmidt-. died in the Jane Brown unit_ of As a lawyer, he gained attention and in CranslOQ for the past five February 28-Mardl 10-JWV Robert F. Kennedy Post No. Rhode Island Hospital on for his action in 1947 and 1948 on years. 668, led by Past National Commander Albert Schlossberg September 30. A Providence lawyer behalf of Boston Mayor James M. An electronics engineer, he work fllls ii a partial iist191 of lio.Hseneou an,ups. . and businessman, Mr. Sundlun was Curley's bid for a pardon from ed for many years for the Cable AIIO a,allable are El Al's dally lfOIIP tNn. a philanthropist long prominent in President Truman. Curley had been Electric Company in Providence Republican politics and twice an convicted of mail fraud, but was before he retired. For more information, contact your El Al travel agent or: un·successful candidate for US granted a pardon. ' He was a member of Temple Beth Senate. Burial was in Sons of Israel Mr. Sundlun was an incorporator. Torah of Cranston and the Masonic El AL ISUEL AIRLINES and David Cemetery. ' and trustee of Miriam Hospital, the 'Lodge of Milwaukee. 607 BOYLSTON STREET Mr. Sundlun was one of two un Jewish Home- for the Aged and the Besides his wife, he is survived by BOSTON Tel.: 6U-267-9220 endorsed GOP candidates in ~ Jewish Children's Foundation, as a daughter, Carolyn Schwartz of bitter run for the Republican well as being a member of Barney Pawtucket, and a grandson. 15,lltA ■ LAtfllllNE~ nomination for Senate against Merry Lodge, F&AM ; Providence THIS LISTING IS· A SERVICE OF THE Thomas P. Hazard in 1948, a cam Lodge of Elks, the Eagles. the ISRAEL GOVERNMENT TOURIST OFFICE MOSES MENDELSON EASTERN REGION paign which saw charges and Rhode Island · and Bristol Yacht Private funeral services were con countercharges of vote fraud. Clubs,_ the Ledgemont Country . ducted on Tuesday, October 5, in Sharon Memorial Park, Sharon, Massachusetts, for Moses Mendelson, 78, of Brookline, SUGARMAN MEMORIAL CHAPELS Massachusetts, who died in Beth Israel Hospital. Boston, on October 3 after an extended· illness. ~~ HOME OF TRADITIONAL, 331-8094 He was the father of Mrs. Tobi 458 HOPE STREET A. Vitale of Cranston and the JEWISH SERVICES Cor. Hope & Doyle Ave. husband of Lillian (Zigman) PROVIDENCE Mendelson. FoR.0VER SIXTY YEARS He was born in Boston and was the owner of the Congress Hosiery and -Underwear
I ., - j FROM FR'IDAY TO FRIDAY·., Jewish Education Among Children of R.I. ..-...... By BERYL SEGAL W _ =,",-:."=.If-... ,J,.,;,...,._ 724-G200 . =~~-:.. ~, .. ··:-!::::::=l ~..=.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::~-= Uppermost in my mind, as I Bureau of Jewish Education, Mr. professional teachers all week long came to the office of the Bureau of Elliot Schwartz, all the schools or pe ~ ,~ ... ~ .. - ~ .,.~.. ,\ JHE RHODE ISI.'.AND .HERALD ••FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8. i976-5 Ronna Alintuck and her guitar, I • Ce s with a variety of Hebrew, Yid.dish t I I\ and English- songs. . ______NO.,;...;;_.;,.;; ____-:o ~------' Refreshments will be served and DR. HARRY E. PASS GARDEN CLUB than using diagnosis as the only arrangements can be made for OPTOMETRIST The Emanu-EI Garden Club will · guide. tables of eight to ten people. For HAS RESUMED THE PRACTICE OF a>TOMETRY IN IIHODE meet on Thursday, October 14 at reservations call either Mrs. Warren Butler Hospital began use of the ISi.AND IN ASSOCIATION \\1TH • the home of M?s. Robert McGa~ry. , POR in 1972 and was one of the Foster at 521-6528 or Mrs. David 21 Musket Road, Lincoln. A petite first psychiatric hospitals in the Hassenfeld at 331-~818. DR. ENARD M. SIEGEL luncheon will be served at 12:30 United States to implement this p.m. The program will consist of a kind of record lceeping. OPT0METRIST lecture and demonstration by Mrs. NEW • EXCITING 1466 BA0AD STREET C. U. Phillips of the Rhode Island B'NAI B'RITH MEET PROVlieNCE, R.I. 02905 FederatiQll of Garden Clubs on Roger Williams Lodge No. 1184 Engravetl "Flower Arrange!'lent For Our B'nai B'rith general membership LUCITE/CANVAS IAGS~ 941-6221 Homes." meeting will be held October 24 at Hostesses are Mrs. Harry ,L. the Qrown Hillel House, 80 Brown Diamond, Mrs. Samuel Miller and- Street, Providence. Topic• for the Mrs. George Tuck. Members will meeting will be "Anti-Defamation ROBERT S. GOLDMAN meet· at 12- noon at the Temple League Work in New England." parking_lot for car pool and direc The breakfast meeting ·will be tions. held at 9:30 a.m. Far further infor announces his association with mation, contact Marvin William JERUSALEMHADASSAH Lax, president of the Roger the law Firm of The first open meeting of the Williams Lodge B'nai B'rith, at Jerusalem Group of Hadaasah wilf 351-6565. be hel~ on Wednesday, October 13, DESANO & THIBODEAU at 7:45 p.m. at the Jewish Com CAFEDVORAH munity Center. Guest speakers will The Dvorah Dayan , Club, be Beverly . Nulman and Hilliary Pioneer Women presents its annual 818 Industrial Bank Building Salk, both members of the Rhode Moetzet Hapoalot event, Cafe ASSOCIATED Island Women's Health Collective. Dvorah, on Monday, October II, 19 SUMMER STREET Providence, Rhode Island 02903 Their topic for the evening will be at 8 p.m. in the Jewish Community PAWTUCKET "Women's Health Rights." All Center. • (401) 272-2900 interested young Jewish women arc The evening is dedicated this year 726-0038 invited to attend. to Cantor and Mrs. Norman Gewirtz, long-time friend and • ...,, -,.lew, _,,.,, -. -....1, Published under Section DR-102 (a) or Ruic 47 or ...... , .... Supreme SCITUATE AltT FES'l1VAL member of the club, respectively. __ the Rhode Island Court. u amended . The 9th annual Scituate art H ighlighti~g the program will be festival will be held on Octobe; 9, IO and 11 on the Village Gfeen, Route 116, North Scituate. Ap 36 IIANCH AVE, (let. l'#o. Main St.J proximately 160 arts and crafts will NEW and USED be exhibited from 10 a.m. until dusk lltANCH AVE. EXIT - IT. 95 each day. There will be a special dis OfFICE FURNITURE play and sale of antiques. • Desks.• Chairs • Files PIOVIDEN.CE, I. I. 02904 8UTLER GETS GRANT PHONE 274-9000 A $515,000 three-year NIMH, Division of Mental Health Service Programs grant has ~n awarded NA THAN WEISS JORDAN AGRONICK • OFFICE SUPPLIES to researchers at Butler Hospital to HOWARD S~WEISS LOWELL DELERSON ~ PRINTERS study the use of ,the Problem Oriented Record. In contrast to • SHIPPING ROOM SUPPLIES traditional medical rec9rds, this includes a list of specific problems, in1he patient's chart and treatments Rhode Island's Largest Stoclc and Showrooms are aimed at each problem rather I~ _CA_L_L-- 7_28_. ~8_34_0 _L FOR PROMPT DELIVERY & TAKE OUT SERVICE HOURS MON. THRU.' SAT.-5 _p.M.: TO 1 A.M . . SUN.~5 -- P.M. TO 11 P.M. , ; •• ; Jl'll'l"!""" ...."""""""' .... ""'""' ... ______-. """!_~----- )' .....• 11111.JI•~ iiiliiiiliiilililliiiiiiiiiliililiioi,i,iii,i,iii,iliillliiiiliiiiiiiiiiii,ii,i,ii,_, "'··"'" ..... ""·-· '°' •11-•11•• ______6=JHE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81 1976 to have served iJ the Israeli Israeli who came to the U.S. in BE AWA!tE or the events in Two Israelis Arrested For . Purchasing Mission in the US dur your community. Subscribe to the : 1948, Herald. ~ccepting ·us Fi!m's fiJribes ing 1973 and 1974: According to a report in Maariv, 'Avoiding Elections May TEL AVIV: Two middle rank newspaper Ytdiot .4.cltronot claim both officers wer~ incharge or the Harm Zionist Movement' Israeli Army officers have been ed that Lt. Col Granit and Major mission's contacts with the firm. arrested for allegedly accepting Zee"L were detai'ned for question They are being investigated by the LONDON: Leon . Dulzin, bribes from an American firm ing. military police while the civilian treasurer or the World Zionist which supplied parts to Israel for The Ardite Export Corporation police are investigating officials or Organization and the Jewish Agen their armed forces. allegedly paid the bribes involving the Derense Ministry's Mission in cy voiced strong opposition to the An investigation was in process, sums or between_Sl0,000 and $30,- the U.S., Maariv said. According to decision not to hold elections for according to Army officials, ~but 000. The firm is located in midtown the paper, the FBI is simultaneously the next World Zionist Congress _they did not name the suspects. The Manhattan. The suspects were said conducting an investigation or the scheduled to open in Jerusalem in American company. January. "Avoiding elections would Its founder and operator was be .a blow to the democratic nature identified as ltzhak Arditi, a former of the Zionist movement," Dulzin Nurses to ,care for those declared in an address before the European -conference or the World you love. Union of General Zionists. Hniai AParty? Dulzin, a leadet of the Likud op -CALL · position in Israel, is co-president of HOMEMAKERS the World Union, He said the deci sion to forego elections was made UPJOHN... ··u RENT-ALLS hy groups intent on maintaining the status quo because they feared elec • Registered Nunes 24 HOUR SERVICE • licensed Proctical Nunes . T.W.. Chairs .Dishes tions might demonstrate the erosion • NvrwAMiet of their power in the Zionist "lt'sgood. It's I\...... ". 831-1280 Champc19M Fountains movement. He said the World • Componlahs 1113 NORTH MAIN STRffl Union was one of those Zionist Pawtucket. Prov... ..t. ·---• t!omemokers l'ROVIDENCE. R.I. 0294M 725-3779 bodies that would be adversely Hoxsie. Darlligtorl affected by the failure to hold elec tions. nuclear power colild help save a lot of Rhode Island's jobs. Creating ne\,\I jobs and preseIVing the ones we've got is a continuing struggle here in Rhode lsland. One of the key factors in attracting Oe\,\I industries and in persuading present employers to stay in the , \ Ocean State is the availability of pqwer. Power to run equipment and to heat and light offices. The most il')expensive way to provide that power is with nucle~u ene-rgy. Right now our nuclear plants are producing electricity at half the cost of our oil-fired plants7 It stands to reason then, that the more low-cost nucleatpower Rhode Island has available in the future, ihe easier it will be to attract and keep good-(:ompanies. Which in tum will provide good jobs; We're in this together. · Let's solve it together: · 'This figure includes all cos!s; all the costs to build the plants and all !J,e costs to run the plants.· -Electric- ' I; ,i i 111 I ) HH· • : i,' ': ) f C) I i . ·) It I H l •I J .! t :, " I f •) , I i 1 : J ; \ '. , I > I \ I ,, I J I < """'i' · '..•.U\ lcH ,. :t••\1 L11•~ ' ~1 I I \, l\ 1 ,,,.,.,\'('1'(. \) 1 f I , , I , l, I • ----,------~------ I I I , - ' . THE RHODE ISLAND. HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1976 7 vices and Studies of the American further funding ,., Jewish educo• Herald ads bring res ults. _Society Auociotion for Jewish Education in lion in the area, .. that the m-• New York, was the gunt of the tum established since the survey is FIRST CHILD A BOY Bureau of Jewish Education at a carried on. MUSIC FOR All OCCASIONS Mr. an!;I Mrs. Alan M . Levine or recent board mNling, October 5. WEDDINGS& 2312 Georgia n Woods Place, Dr. Pollak discu11ed the survey of BAR MITZVAHS Wheaton, Marylan!;I, announce the the educational systems and the ROBERTSON birth or their first child -and son, Bureau of . Jewish Education, tom . TREE SERVICE RICHARD CHERLIN Adam Jonatha n, on September 14. missioned by the Jewish hderation COMl'I.ETE TREE CARE Mrs. Levine is the daughter of the in 1972, the progrns of the bureau INCLUDING ORCHESTRA la te Dr. a nd Mrs. Aaron Gershkoff since its restructuring and CUSTOM SPRAYING o r Pa wtucket; paternal grand developments in Jewish education 399-7870 781-4288 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Irving H . in the United Stat... Levine or Warwick. Maternal great · During his 2-day visit to Rhode grand father is Mr . Morris Island; Dr. Pollak observed da11es at Trinltt1 Square Repertort1 COWtlNlfftl Blackma n or Providence. Temple Emanu-EI and the Providence Hebrew Doy School, and PRESEASON COMEDY· CELEBRATION! SECOND SON lunched with the principals of the Dr. and Mrs. Michael Gershon Educators' Council. He was FEYDEAU'S or 99 Cumberland Road, Warwick, GUEST TO BUREAU: Dr. Georp favorably impNIMCI with what he announce the birth of their second Pollak, dJ-,or of Community Ser- sow, ...., slrfllecl the need ,., A FLEA IN HER EAR child and second son, David Mark, This-k: on September 19. 8 p.m. - OCT. 6. 8. 10 and 12 Maternal grandparents are Mr. Notices and Mrs. Harold Koslow or I Cranston. Paternal grandparents PWP IN OCTOBER Interested single parents arc-invited ,,,,,.... 1 QC.OllQC n. coo11n:s arc Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gershon The Providence Chapter of to get acquainted with PWP and its or New York City. Parents Without Partners will co activities. Great-grandmothers are Bessie sponsor contact with Family Ser Interested parents may obtain a Wiesel and Minnie Nadel. vice on Wednesday, October 20, at copy of the PWP Journal by calling .: ..~P'1Tf 7 : 30 p . m . This will be a ~~~~ the answering service at 331-5177. One More Sign professionally moderated, open dis- Held Over! 2 and 8 p.m . - OCT. 27 , cussion group meeting at Family JCC SINGLES 0 Repression Service, 75 Charles Street. . Singles of all ages arc invited to For R-tto,g, conhK:t Box Office On Thursday, October 2 I. again help form a drama group, which 201 WNhlnglon Street. Prorldence, R. I. 02903 NEW YORK (JTA): The at 7:30 p .m ., The Providence will hold its first meeting on Mon (401) 351-4242 National Conference on Soviet Chapter or Parents Without day, October 18, at 8 p.m. at the Jewry reported that Dr. Alexander Partners will hold a general Jewish Community Center. Call Group Re,_ end 197fr17 5-on Ticket lnformetlon Mizrukhin, a Kiev psychiatrist who business meeting at the Prudential Bobbie at the center for details: 861 - Anlleble on r9CJuest. · now works as a general practitioner building, 35 Mid way Road, Garden 8800. in a Kiev hospital, had his schedule City, Cranston. Any interested "Ehgibte for the Ticket Endowment Program of the I changed to make it impossible for single parents arc invited to attend. RI TRIAL LAWYERS Rhode Island State Council on the Arts ... him to attend a memorial ceremony Door or the hall is in the rear of the On September 22 the Rhode marking the 35th anniversary or the building. Island Cha pter of the Association massacre or Jews at Ba bi Yar. Thursday, October 28, at 8:30 of Trial Lawyers of America con Mizrukhin, a Jewish activist, ~as p.m. the gro.up will hold a new- ducted their annua l election told he must work a double shirt comers night in the Green Room of meeting of officers. Guest speaker A Gift that day and cannot leave the the Hearthstone Motor Inn, Route was Joseph Miller, who spoke on hospital. 44, , Seekonk, M assachusetts. the " Highlights or Products Lia bili of ty Law in RI." ◄----..·--- ►-----..·---·-••- ...- ...... Nominated a nd elected were Elegance Richard A. Cappalli. president; Alfred Factor. Haiganush R . Bedrosian and Amedeo C. Merolla, SYRUP vice presidents; B. LucillS Zarlenga, PITCHER B _Rl·DGE treasurer; Richard A. Boren, cor responding secretary; John V. SS.99 McCioskey. Jr., recording secretary; and, to the Board of Governors. Howard I. Lipsey, Edward M . Botelle, Leo T . Con . . . nors, Edward I. Friedman and ..Today's hand contains a -- suit for two mo re rounds. At trick seemin(!IY simple defensive trap. At three both Declarer and West were Ronald R. Gagnon. least it should have been easily solv out or Srades. East's hid having IeftBank ed. Yet I was a mazed at how m any alerted both to the effect that this ALEPH GROUP defenders fell into it. The contract was the way it was. Every South but A regular board meeting or the should ha ve been set but more than nne ruffed with either the King or Aleph Group Hadassah will be held hatr of the Declarers were a ll owed Queen ,md now it was ur to West to on Tuesday, October 12, at 12:30 lo make. it. If the Defender siuing make the right rlay to set the hand. p.m. at the Jewish Community Studio West had ha ndled the situation Naturally. when Declarer ruffed Center. rrorerly. the Declarer can do low West overruffed with his Jack. The first meeting of the study facing Mineral Spring Ave. nothing 10 make the hand . But wh at would you do as West if group of Aleph Group Hadassah Tues.-Sat. 10-5 353-3555 Nevertheless, when I examined the Decla rer ruffed high' will be held on Thursday, October Political Advertisement - Political Advertisement traveling scores for this hand there I watched in dismay as several 14. at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. , --•iiiiiiiiiiii,i,i..,iii,i,""'"'------••---••••--. were more plus 420 for North and Wests just couldn't wait to overruff A. Archie Finkelstein, 36 Alton Marjie Yashar has independence and integrity. South than minus SO. South's King with the Ace . Road. North Remember. no one ever goes to bed Her election would signify a big step forward ♦ J 6 4 with the Trumr Ace. it a lways wins HARVEST FESTIVAL • 8 5 4 2 a trick sometime. See what harren The historic South Main Street toward improving our industrial climate. section of downtown Providence ♦ A J 8 ed IQ them. Whatever they returned will be the site of a harvest festival ♦ A Q 3 would. be won by the opponents John Chafee who would now have no problem on October 16 and 17 . Featured will West East making the rest or the tricks. ·West's be the International House Oktober ♦ 9 3 ♦ AKQ10 8 5 Trumr Jack is now all alone and the Fest Bier Garten with German • A J .3 only Trumr outstanding so South foods and beverages, craftsmen and ♦ 97532 ♦ 10 6 4 will extract it. As he has-no losers in antique dealers, antique cars and ♦ 10 8 7 4 ♦ J 6 5 the ·Other suits he can actually lay fire engine, pony rides, children's petting zoo and Halloween South his hand down and claim , the ha lance. pumpkins. ♦ 7 2 The event, which will include live 10 9 7 6 Yet with that lead and Spade •KR continuance the hand should entertainment, is being presented by ♦ KQ always be set. I am amazed that the South Main Street Merchants ♦ K 9 2 every .West-didn't see it yet when I Association, International House East and West were vulnerable, 1hink abo ut it I realize that maybe and "the Providence• Preservation East Dealer with this bidding: I'm asking too much from too Society (which will be providing E w many. This is wh at West must do to free tours), in cooperation with gua rantee defea ting this hand. Mayor Vincent A. Cianci, .Jr . The , 2 ♦ p When Declarer ruffs that third festival is produced for Providence When East and West were usi ng Srade- with the King. simply dis by Project I. Wea k Two Bid s. most or them card. not overruff- at all. Now see were. the bidding went exactly as how the Trump suit sta nds. West PARTY-DANCE shown. South had a good overcall still had his same Ace a nd Jack sit A "Get Acquainted Cocktail Par and North could certainly go on to ting directl y in back of whatever ty & Mini Dance" has been planned game. However, th is bid by East Decla rer has lert after ruffing. He for October 3 I, Sunday, from 3 wa rned the Declarer wh at was go now has to be able to cash both or p.m. until 7:30 p.m. in the ballroom ing to harpen at trick three. It also them no matter what Declarer plays of Temple Beth El, 55 Atlantic caused it by solving West's opening 11rst. Every West should have done Avenue, Swampscott, lead r roblem. With no help from this. Hopefully in the futll're when Massachusetts, by B'nai Zion r a rtncr most Wests would be apt to they are confronted with this sa me Singles. lead a Diamond. Now, unless they situation. they will. The affair is open to all single , wete astute enough to switch to a Moral: Don't be too hasty lo win a men and women 30 years of age and Spade when they won their Trump trick or even to play to one. Think older. Dress is informal. No reser RfflMUCAN Ace. the hand would again be carefully what will happen if you do vations necessary. Light snacks will It th made. or don' t. Then make your best play. be provided. · · 4 REPRESENTATIVE DISTRI.CT When West hea rd East's Spade A s you gain ~• Qerienc~ _~n!! For information, contact Sam at PROVIDENCE kn owledge the thoughts will come (617)631-8499 or Ba.rbie at ' Paid for by tlie Committee to bid he dutifull y led the Spade nine, Elect Ma ·ee Yas.har, Ruth Temkin, Treosure r East winning and continuing thai faster and -better. . (617)332-9828. - 8-THE 3HQD~ ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1976 .!,ubscribe to the Hoald. SUBSCRIBE TO the Herald, and receive it in the mail every week. For information, call the Rerald, at 7.24-0200. JOE ANDRE'S O"-CHEjTRA - S CIALISTS IN m · 'Music offai, I i r for""".., -- .WORLD'S FINEST CHEESlS ...... 131~739 ..._ 944-_7291 ·! ~ ·116 ,■pllllll Aw~. fl 4-7177 ~~ .w We're~ "kid-ing Imel: Half-Pound Chopped Sirloin, trench fries, salad bar (all you can eat), fresh breads, Shirley Temple Cocktail and scoop of ice cream. / RICHARD KNEELAND def.nch his '-'or and Richard JenliiM dehncla hia life in Trinity Square Repertory Com pony'a ~ comedy aolebratio,1 ,wocluction of Georges F.ycleou'a famoua farce "A Flea In Her Eor," directed •Sefved to al kids 12 or under on Sunday Imm 12 pm -9:30 pm. by Georve Mortin in the clow-in Trinity Square PlayhouH, 201 Washington StrNt In l'rovidence through Oc 195 East to Exit 7 • tober 24. Perfonnoncea - at I p.m. For NHfYationa, coll the box office at 351-4242. Rt. 114A, Seekonk -.a.• hara Orson, his wire; and Howard Feydeau's 'Flea In Her Ear' Londo n. his rheumatic relative. Sets were by Robert D. Soule; li ghting, by Mark Rippe and Scan As Delightful As Ever Keating; delightful costumes, by A Fin bi H~r &, by Georges that never fl ags and an increasing Betsey Potter; and props, by Sandra IVIOVII\IG-LocaLLY Feydeau should be, and is, a buildup in hilarity. Particularly Nathanson. A Flea /11 Her Ear is as hilariou, romp in Trinity's p~ enjoyable (in a good cast) were much run today as it must have ORTO season production, scheduled Camille, played sometimes un been when Feydcau wrote it, back through October 24 and (at a guess) intelligibly but never unintelligently in 1907 . LOIS ATWOOD ANOTl-le~ CITY likely to be held over by delighted by Richard Ka vanaugh ; Carlos ,,:.' a udiences. Homenides de Histangua, flam A good part or the company boya n t ly pl ayed by Richard Wint Closer Ties appean in this well-made French Kneeland (whose initial appearance With King Hussein farce, which moves swif'tly through elicited a bu rst or applause); and a number or doon and bedrooms. Peter Gerety's Herr Schwartz. JERUSALEM : After the Some or the audience was in lean Richard Jenkins did an excellent reverses met by the Palestinian ' from laughing. Trinity actor job or the Chandebise and Poche for~ in the civil war in Lebanon, I George Martin did a fine job or roles. Other actors included Margo radical mayors of West Bank towns are seeking to establish closer . \ directing the play. Skinner, as Madame Chandebisc; Even before you set loot in your new location. It all begins with Madame David Kennett, Etienne Plucheux; relations with King Hussein or Jor whether ifs across town or across the country, Chandebise suspecting that her Melanie Jones, his wire; David C . dan. Mr. Kawasme, the mayor or we can be hfllping you choose a new home in Hebron, who wu swept into power the comfort of your own living room. With husband is unfaithrul. She talks a Jones, Dr. Finache; Daniel Von good friend into penning an' Bargen, Romain Tournel; Mina in April on the Palestinian Homes For Living· magazines trom each of our Nationalist ticket, met King Hus affiliated offices in all 50 states we can show anonymous letter to him suggesting Manente, Lucienne Homenides de sein and the Jordanian Prime yo~ pictures, prices and descriptions of homes an assignation (which she intends to Histangua; Cynthia Strickland. currently lor sale. in some 8,000 communities keep). But the friend is married to a Eugenie the charwoman; William Minister, during a week's stay in across the country. And of course, locally, / . jealous Spaniard who recognizes Damkoehler, the hotel owner; Bar- Amman. too. And we can L / : the handwriting: and the husband is feature your home in our ; indeed raithful, aending a younger Homes For Living Magazine man to keep the date. The servants, 8 eh ind The Headlines to give it maximum exposure the two couples and the family doc to home buyers everywhere. tor a ll turn up together at the Hotel So before you take that big step, step Coq D'Or, a spot noted for its The Future Of Malta into our office, or write or call for extramarital availability. By M ■arlce s.-1-■ nean and the West has become additional information. Ifs your first The hotel's household are more LONDON (JTA): The election more sensitive lo it than it was five step in the right direction. obvious types - an ex-sergeant victory by Prime Minister Dom years ago. Had the Nationalist Par- owner and his wire, once a duke's M intorrs Labor Party in Malta ty won. the prospects for signing mistress who was on occasion serv m ay re s ult in the ti.ny but another lease would have been ed up naked with the Peche Melba; strategicall y located Mediterranean good. The Libyans want to gel rid their drunken porter; a rheumatic island state leaving the British- of the NATO base and were bank- rel a tive ; and a reluctant NATO orbit and entering the Arab ing on a Mintoff victory. charwoman. Also present are an sphere. Specifically, it may become British official altitudes are amorous German and Chandcbise's inextricably bound to President muted but are believed to be similar nephew, Camille, whose speech im Muammar Qaddafi or Libya who is to those or their NATO partners. . pediment is one of the funniest currently supported by the Soviet Today's elections were regarded aspects or the evening. Union. here as important for the West as a Everything works together to Mintorrs party won a three-seat whole. REALTORS/DIV. OF DRYDEN CORP. '728-5000 .. _ make this entertaining, with a pace majority' over the opposition --,,...... ,--"-' -0 ,-0w-...- ...-, -.-.-,.,,-"- 0 -m-,-..-.-".- c-;,-'"-,0 Nationalist Party in the 65 ... mcmber ,ion ol the Rhode 1$1ond Herold ,~ Octobe, 1, 1976, M parliament. This is regarded as a r• Call 274-!i730 II p m NA TO . lease was signed Soviet ' mtify tho• •h• '"'"-"" mod< by m, obo.. 0,0 . -. ' - .• . . . power has grown in the M~diterra- correc:t ondcomplete SioMd WolterRulmon Pubh,h.r 1...... ·-----~-...... ~;~ ::~ .: ~ ~ .: :i..::::·... ~.:..::·:! !~:... ;!~-!._!.:.!!:..1-..~.:.J.!!.!!~! ••.::!-!!~«-- •=--••----,...... ~. --··...... l . THE\RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER;,8, 19,76-9 ~orway's Jews Are Strangers To Him lived in the country for generations. ·r.~e Jeu;tsh. G'°'°k OSLO: Olav Hoaas, ; _high workers. He wished all of them would school teacher and a leading In court Hoaas made it clear that . emigrate to Israel but ifthey did not •· 1 member oft!le Norwegian neo-Nazi he regards Norwegian Jews as choose to go voluntarily they lH -4-Htlerlcei party, has been charged with con strangers, even if their families had should be herded into a , ghetto. travening the 1970 law which for Political Advertisement bids racial discrimination. Hoaas is accused of making statements in the ~ ; press urging the removal from .. I Norway of aliens, Jews. and foreign RE-ELECT YOUR - REPRESENTATIVE VICKY UIED DIAPERIES Elepnlly Qllloffl _. LEDERBERG Selection BBC fabrics 35%:::. Democrat Dist. 4 NOW .. IIIOGIISS ISll ATWOOD lYL, JOIINSTON VICKY LEDERBERG u,..,. Has Accomplished Town Hall Shoppi"9 l'lozo Open Daily 10 to S Mor• For You Than Thu,.. t~ a,oo p.m. Any First Term Representative TEMPLE BETH TORAH of Cranston VICKY IS YOUR EFFECTIVE VOICE Requests Donations of IN THE LEGISLATURE SALEABLE MERCHANDISE ... for its 12th an_nual VICKY'S Major legislation in: JEWISH ,1001 COUNCIL .... EDUCATION If tl11 IATIONAL JEWISH WELFARE BOARD JUJB AUCTION and llfulU.. llnel ... Yen, N.l ltole • The "LEDERBERG ACT" far Education for Handicapped FLEA MARKET Children. (H7665, SubA). Sunday and Monday JEWISH BOOK MONTH: Tho Jowi1h Welfare loord'1 Jewish look Council October 24-25 h111 ••t a1ldo November 12 thro"9h December 12 a• Jowlah look Month • Chairman of tho Finance Committff Subcommittee an Educa which will be tho fl~I event thl1 year In tho Mrl" of JW8'1 llcontonnlai We will welcome any tion. colobration1. Thia rod, white and blue poator, d"ignod by Sy Wanaw, hen llfew or Used tho word, from Lovltlcu1, "Proclaim Uberty Throughout tho Land Unto All Merchandise • Eliminated tho frffzo on 1ehaal aid. tho lnhabltanll Thereof" in Engll1h, Hebrew and Yiddish. Local Jewish Community Contora, 1ynagogu" and other organl1ation1, ualng poatora, In Good Condition • Established and is Chairman of the Commi11ion to Study the bookmark. and program matorlala provided by JW8'1 Jewish look Council, Antiques • Bikes • Furniture Financing of All Public Education in Rhode Island in Relation will conduct Jowl1h look Month ovonll, thu1 domon1tratlng how local Records • White Elephonts I · agonclo1 and JWI are really two aid" of tho aamo coin. lamps • Tables • Gilt Items to Praperty Taxes and land Use. HELPING HAND Cribs • Hardware • Prizes 1876 PICK-UP SERVICE Spon10,-d by the Lederberg Committee Thomas A. Edison this year This machine would prove to be a Please Call 941-4350 Mocie Silver & Joan Grober, co-chmn. invented the mimeograph device. boon to Jewish congregstions. ADULT INSTITUTE OF TEMPLE 'EMANU-El TUESDAY EVENINGS 8:00 TO l 0:00 P. M. ~ 5737 FIRST SEMESTER Oct. 2_6-Dec. 7, 1976 Se11ia~ 1-8:00-8:50 p.m. Session 2-9:10-10:00 p.m. Rooding H.brew with lase-Mr. E. 0. Adle• Words in tho Siclclur-Mr. E. 0. Adler Your Guide to Sldclur-Mn. G. Schwartz Jewish Ufe in Mlclcllo Aeoa-Mn, C. lngall Hebrew Ulpon-Mn. F. 0.- . "Koy,, Enhon," -Matiic and Supontitlon-labbi J. H. Zaiman Yiddish Canveraotion-Mn. G. Footer ,.._ts and Toonogon-labbi A.H. Kaunfor Zionism: loots-Rabbi J. H. Zaiman Music for llstonl,....C..ntor I. E, l'orlman A Lile for o Life-Rabbi A. H. Kaunfor Talmud for Laymon-Rabbi E. A. lohnon Chanti"9 tho Haftarah-Cantor I. E. l'orlman Talkint about Haltarat.Dr. A. Kloin Ou01tions which Made Jewish Law-Rabbi E. A. lohnon -"twish Thought-lal,bi I . A. Marker Synagogue Archltecturo-M,.. A. S. Zolman Tho Joaoph Story-Dr. M. lngall Jewish Family in H.b. Literature-Dr. N. Aschkono1y Choral Sinting-( imtructor to be announced) Sun. Oct: 24-10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon - Registration at Temple SECOND SEMESTER Jan. 4-Feb.' 22, -1977 Se11ion 1-8:00-8:50 p.m. Sniion 2-9: 10-10:00 p.m. Roodint H.brow with lase-Mr. E. 0 . Adler Words We Live ly-Mr. E.O. Adlfl Your Guide to Sillclur-Mn. G. Schwortz Texts in Jewish Life-Mn. G. Schwartz Hebrew Ulpon-Mn. F. 0.- Jews in Spoin-Mn. C. 1,....11 Yiddilh Convoraotion-Mn. G. Footer Judaism aa a Roligion-labbi J.H. Zaiman Zionism-Tho lcioological Dlmonaion-Rabbi J. H. Zaiman ,.._ts and Toonogon-labbi A.H. Kaunfor, Mr. N.T. Chamov A Ufe Far o Life-Rabbi A. H. Kaunler Music for Listening-Cantor I.E. l'orlman Chanting tho' Haltarah-Contor I. E. Perlman Talmud for Laymon-Rabbi E.A. lohnon ( Queoliom which Macie Jewish Law-labbi E. A. lohnon HQltarah Talks-Dr. A. Kioln · Strugglo for Kingship-Mn. M. Kaunfor Jewish Thought-Rabbi I.A. Marker . Jewish Mysticiam-Rabbi J. I . lown"" Paycholor, of Dooth and Mourning-Dr. M. lngoll Chorol Sintint-{in1tructor to be announced) Law,Jewlsh and American-Mn. J. WOiiner Insights ITom tho Sicldur-Rabbi G. I . z.lormyor Danco-( instructor lo be announced) Sun. Jan. 2, 1977-10:00 a.m.-1~:00 noon _-:- Rogistrati_!n at Te~ple The cost of each course is four dollars ( $4.00) payable at registration. 32 page catalogue and cou_rse ~escriptjon available on request. LECTU~E SERIES All COURSES JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL Tuesday Evenings 8:00 p.m. iQ Meeting House All LECTURES Tuesday Evenings at 8:00 p.m. Dennis ~roger-Acting Director of the &randeis Institute OPEANLLTOFILMPUSBLIC FOUR REFORMS FOR JEWISH LIFE '. Admi11ion by Subscription October 19, 1976 March 8, 1977 Rulh R. Wisse-Author-lecturer A LITTLE.LOVE IN BIG MANHATTAN FOR FURTHER INFORMATION KUNI LEMML The Poetry of Moishe Leib Halpern · C"ll March l!i, 1977 December 21, 1976 Jenny Klein To Be Announced Harold Herbstman-Actor-T.V. performer at HERZL: THE ::~hB~H!::1 THE LEGEND TEM~~l~~1:U-EL THE GO~EN~;: ~! ~:~ND A~ENUE Subscription for lectu;..rs: adults - $5.00 per person students • $2.50 REGISTRATION: SUNDA..!r October 24: 10 a.m. - 12 noon In Room 25 of the School Bulldln , .,., Taft ,Avenue. Counes are o i, to the public...... ------··• · -=---=-=--- ~ -- ... . ~ IO~THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81 1976 No Less To A Country r _ WW--A--&-&•&WW-----1 Spawned By Democracy I HOME NURSING "CARE NEW YORK: City Council I President Paul · O'Dwyer, a I AT REASONABLE RATES . contender for the Democratic I WHEN YOU NEED ANURSE-NURSE'S AroE OR nomination for the US Senate, charged for the past eight years many politicians and public figures DAVID R. SAROENT · have tried to tie the American I •. COMIANIO~~:i;; ~ ! relationship with Israel to the changing United States policy DRUG STORE CHAINS 6.4%. ·A.S., New Jeney 'The Complete Nursing Service" toward the Soviet Union and I • I A FASf GROWTH GROUP A: As you are aware, investments defense spending. O'Dwyer said Q: I llan uoat Sl,000 to IDest which arc suitable during working I · 214.1300 I such a move would deprive the US ....Ye .... llllulacdolltl.oap years are not always lite most ad _24 HOURS A DAY_:_ 7 DAYS A WEEK of its "moral strength," and would I • Dnc St- (NYSE). Wllat cu YCIII vantageous ones after retirement. Presumably you will be in a lower "deprive Israel of its freedom and tell - dollt It? LS., Callfonla convert it into a pawn of the great L.:-~-=c~~':,':!R..!TREET... ..J A: You have selected one of the (below 28%) tax bracket once-you · powers." Noting he aided Israel in top companies in an industry_noted have slopped working. In that case, its struggle for independence, for its above average growth. Longs 6 ¼% municipal bonds, despite their O'Dwyer declared that twice in this is not only based in your home state tax-exempt feature, do not JACK '5 FABRICS century the US did " not stand by but operates the bulk of its self constitute the best use of this $90,- while England, France, Holland or . US TOM-MADE service outlets there. The com 000. Good quality utility or other Belgium were invaded or threatened pany's 5-ycar 19% average growth high yielding common stocks would with destruction . .. We owe no DRAPES rate may be surpassed this fiscal be more appropriate. less to a country (Israel) spawned FOR HOME OR OFFICE year. Earnings could reach SI. 70 a As your portfolio is now arrang by us and democracy." share, up from $1.40 for the year ed only I% of your capital is in an SLIPCOVERS ended January 31 , 1976. Longs' equity-type issue, Price Growth WINDOW SHADES exceptional financial strength is ap Fund. This means that the $9,500 in parent in the fact that no borrow income you now receive is all that I - BEDSPREADS ing, either long or short term, has you can expect during the life of i UPHOLSTERING been arranged in the last· 15 years. these fixed-interest rate holdings. Yet. since 1970, the number of out With common stock investments C~LL lets operated has risen 70%, and all you can improve the current rate of 725-21M new units arc company-owned. return on your capital -while Although operations arc now providing a potential for gradual 11"• Will S•nd A concentrated in California and growth of income in the future. Dttaralor To Hawaii, expansion plans call for un For added safety you may wish to HOURS: 9: 30 A M. TO 5: 30 Your Hom• Or 0/fic·• its 10 be opened in other states, invest abo ut $20,000 in a mutual 725 DEXTER STIEET CENT~l FAUS including Alaska. While the yield is bond fund such as Northeast modest, the dividend rate has been Investors Trust. 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Now in\ lHE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81 1976-11 ~hilly AJC Hails Agreement SoWier 'Rella' · Soviet Escape Game" JERUSALEM (JTA) - The Defense Ministry will spend IL .902 ~B~twe·en Provident Life, HRC , million this year on the rehabilita PHILAD~LPHIA : The Act, agreed to initiate ' an affir Smuggled_From USSR ti on of soldiers, O"efense Minister Ph iladelphia Chapter .of the mative action p~ogram to remedy Shimon Peres said at the dedication American Jewish Committee today the situation. , · NEW YORK: A highly im Associate in Marketing Servi ces, at of a new rehabilitation center here hailed what it termed "a landmark Michael Steinig, chairman of the aginative ga me conceived and the Board of Jewish Education of Sunday. He said that rehabilitation agreement" between the Penn- AJCommittee chapter's executive designed by a 14-year-old Jewish Greater New York. 426 West 58th was the only part in the defense sylvania Human Relations Com advisory program, in a letter to girl, and which was smuggled out of Street, New York City 10019, at budget which was not going to be mission and the Provident M uiual Joseph X. Yaffe, chairperson of the the USSR, is being made available (212) 245-8200. trimmed this year. Life Insurance Company, a major Commission, stated: "To the best of nationally by the Jewish Education national insurance company with our knowledge, this is the first cas.e Press of the Board of Jewish Educa headquarters in Philadelphia, to . of its kind in the country where a tion of Greater New York, in F AT BERK'S STORES broaden the involvement of Jews in cooperation with the Greater New Human Relations Commission has R 306 THAYER ST . the management of that company, found a pattern of exclusion with . York Conference on Soviet.Jewry. y The agreement - under which regard to Jews existing in a com "Route to Freedom: A Game of Provident Mutual will start an affir pany and entered into an affir Escape from the Soviet Union" was E WE HAVE A FULL SELECTION mative action program - stemmed mative action program with that created by Shoshana Ramm. who, OF FRYE BOOTS PLUS from a complaint brought by the company to remedy the situation. It -with her fa mily, traveled the tor- 8 BORT CARLTON and OLOF DAUGHTERS AJCommittee chapter togctlicr with is our hope, and indeed expectation, turous route from Moscow to Israel 0 BOOTS and CLOGS and SHOES the Jewish Employment Vocational that the process worked out in this - a journey th at took them three FOR MEN & WOMEN. Service of Philadelphia, charging instance can serve as a precedent in danger-filled years to complete. 0 that the . insurance company had the battle against 'executive suite' The game portcays this real-life T "THE ONLY COMPLETE SHOE STORE discrimiJiatcd against Jews in its discrimination that has plagued the escape route through colorful ON THAYER ST." hiring and promotion policies,- es Jewish community for decades." artwork created by. Shoshana, s pecially at executive levels, Steinig, in a separate statement, which dramatically portrays the The Human Relations Commis pointed out that, as part of the many traps and the harassment to sion found probable cause in the a greement with the Human which Soviet Jews a.re subjected. complaint, and the insurance com Relations Commission, Provident 'Route to Freedom' is more than NOVA LOX pany, without admitting any viola Mutual had "agreed to notify all a mere game for children and tion of the State Human Relations employcs of the existence of the adults. Pl ayers will meet constant FRESH FROM THE SMOKEHOUSE agreement, rcar firm its. non barriers as they circle the game Costa Rica Urges discriminatory policy, advertise in board, becoming highly fru strated media specifically directed toward in their attempt to reach their fin al IN ONE LB . Terroris_!II Action the Jewish community, and conduct g oal. Through the pl ayers' frustrations, exactly 'mirroring CONTAINERS DELIVERED UNITED NATIONS (JTA): · management seminars for officers those faced by Jews in the Soviet Costa Rica praised Israel for its and supervisors once a year Union, they begin to gain insight rescue of hostages at Uganda's emphasizing its equal employment into the tremendous personal Entebbe Airport and urged the opportunity policy with regard to FIRST QUALITY UNEVEN SLICES . struggle faced by Russian Jews United Nations General Assembly Jewish persons." seeking freedom from persecution. to act immediately to 'end inter- l'hc AJCommittcc expressed No Furlcadoll national terrorism, ' some reservation with regard to a portion of the agreement in which Of additional significance is that 828-3766 01942-5127 "Enough of words, enough of the game is not the product of hesitation," Costa Rican Foreign the company stated it would "make every good faith effort" through its anyone's imagin ation. Rather, it is Minister Gonzalo J. Facio told the a real renection and portrayal of the Assembly. "What is needed is hiring, transfer, retention and/or promotion procedures to achieve at Ramm family's three-year struggle glorious acts such as Entcbbe." He to emigrate, which fin ally resulted said Israel should feel "proud in set least a 5.3 percent representation of Jewish persons in its total officer in their arrival in Israel in March of ting a precedent in acting against 1976. terrorism." work force, and nine percent Jewish persons in several of its top job Route to Freedom gives insight October 3 - Facio said the attack on Israel in into the travails that beset Jewish the Security Council after the classifications by Jbnc, 1979. November 2, 1976 - Steinig stressed the AJCom famil ies seeking to leave the Soviet Entebbe rescue was reminiscent of Union. It includes a four-color the hatred th at led to the murder of mittee's concern that "in the process of broadening the in ga me route, markers, dice, instruc six million Jews by the Nazis. He ti ons, and background information praised Israeli Ambassador Chaim v o Iv e m c n t of Jews in the management of the company, the on the Ramm fa mily. Gallery Artists Herzog as 'a "new Emile Zola" for The ga me is avail able at' a cost of his " J' Accuse" at the Council percentage figures not become quotas. The American Jewish Com $3.50 each. Indi viduals wishing to A Show of / meeting last July in which he at order copies or who wi sh additional tacked those who support terrorism mittee is not opposed to goals and timetables---exccpt when they lead to info rm ati on o n quantity orders Photography, or close their eyes to it. should contact Eileen G . Roth, Noting · that there was no UN quotas." Graphics and when Hitler murdered the Jews and Works on Paper many wer.e able to justify inaction, Facio declared that this is no longer Parents Disclose possible. He said action against terrorism should know no political SUZETTE SCHOCHET GALLERY boundaries and there is "no excuse Moonie Operations for this Assembly" not to act or to Brick Market Place, Newport, Rhode Island 02840 By Dr. & Mn, Robins ' young people to keep them in the Monday-Saturday 10-6. Sunday 12-6 Phone 401 846-5100 "atte_mpt to justify what is not Reprinted from the September movement. " Love your parents - justifiable." He said the Assembly issue of the Satuniay Evrning Post.) but don't trust them," they are told. must condemrr terrorism ' . ~t•· 12...:..THfRHODE .ISLAND HERALD. FRiDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1976 NEW LIBRARY SECTION ,, NEW YORK: Dr. Gerson D. ' ·>, Cohen, Chancellor of The Jewish Mrs. Stetn Honored \)..1Theological Seminary of America, :'.bas announced the establishment of ; the Dr. Edward A. Crown Archives For Humanitarianism -~ and Research Section of the NEW YORK: Though she- ideas, he dreams, he animates peo ' Seminary Library. prefers to think of herself as Mrs.• pie - he counts on me to follow up. lsaacStern, wife of concert violinist · We are a team." Isaac Stern, it is Vera Stern who just However, she - has been recently received. with Dr. Meyer independently active behind the W. Weisgal of Israel's Weizmann scenes in a number of worthy pur lnstitute of Scie~ ce, the 1976 suits, in both public and private America-Israel Culture Foundation capacities. In the process, she has King Solomon Award at the foun- gained the admiration of such dation's annual concert at Carnegie public figures as Alexander Hall. The honor recognizes the Schneider, the violinist, .who large amount of devotion she has confesses publicly that he loves her; given to humanitarian causes. Marian Seldes, the actress; and Abe Mrs. Stern was sparked on by her Fortas, associate justice of · the husband's broad artistic and Supreme Court and an amateur NEW AUXIUARY OFflCERS: New officen of the Auxiliary of Women & In philanthropic interests. "He has the mus•c•an. fants Hospital of Rhode Island plan for their opening luncheon m11eting al Aids Muy Musldus 11 a.m. October 11 in the hospital'• auditorium. Mn. Lawrence Gates, The honor, bestowed at a concert center, preaiclent, male• some finishing touch• on the program on N•~· for which her husband performed, born Care. Other officen, left to right, are Mn. Charlft W. Briggs, v•ce lilAHDERf prfticlent; Mn. Edwin L. Coward, outgoing prfticlent; Mn. Thomas L. RHd, a.- .J "-\-• took place in · a hall she helped to wtft~ fl,~,-, ... co,...ponding -retary; and Mn. John Fenn Brill, anlstant treasurer. Not save from demolition in 1960. present were Mn. Robinson C. Trowbridve, treasurer, and Mn. Robert P. GOOD FOOD ~ Leonard Bernstein will lead the • MODERATELY PRICED Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, a Freeman, recording -retary. The auxiliary wekomos anyone who would MENU company with which she has had r.lce to attend. {;~ long and close ties, in a Bicentennial tribute to American music. The Quiet Demonstration Staged "lt'agood. lt'a ...... •COCKTAILS• Off.N 0.-1' Y 7 OMS llOM I I A.M. soloist will be Yefim Bronfman, an • OI0EIS ,ur-uP-JO.GO 18-year-old Israeli pianist born in By Arabs In Galilee Region Pawtucket. Prov.-.!.. TU.731-9161 the Soviet Union who has been en JERUSALEM : A quiet occupied towns of the West Bank of couraged by the America-Israel demonstration was staged recently (he Jordan and in the Gaza Strip Hoxsie. Darington 1318 WEST SHORE RD .,WARWICK, R.I . Foundation and watched over by by Israeli Arabs from the Galilee held sympathy strikes for the Israeli Mrs. Stern, surrogate mother to a region. bac1 , ,, '~ . ~ .. ·Y • ' • • .: .' -,,. ....• THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 81 197~13 Israel's borders is the one in the north separating Israel and Another Small Step, Lebanon. Israeli officials can it "the Predicts New 'Ellorts good fence." Southern Lebanese have been flocking to three ·For Mideast In 1977 In Opening Borders openings along the 80-mile border than those of the majority of the for medical attention, to purchase JERUSALEM (JTA) : Foreign • JERUSALEM: A group of 40 agreement between· Israel arid world's nations - inclu.ding the foods, to obtain jobs in Israeli fac Minister Yigal Allon predicted Druses met and embraced in a Egypt, which has just had its first Black African nations. He said he tories and on Israeli farms and to renewed efforts at reestablishing a specially designated area on the anniversary. That agreement, while favored expanding trade and other _ seek other assistance from Israel. Mideast negotiating momentum in Golan Heights recently. The 'area constantly under attack by some tics with Pretoria, stressing that Israeli officials caution against the early part of 1977, once the had been cleared of land mines here, has found favor with Israel's this by no means implied any 11p making too much of the border American elections and Presiden between the Israeli-occupied elected leaders, who say that it is proval of apartheid, a policy which openings or construing them as tial inauguration had been com Druse community of Majdal Shams working. Israel in fact could not accept. having much diplomatic pleted. Speaking 'to reporters in . and the Syrian village of Hadr. Because of the Sinai agreement, Allon admitted that Israel had significance to date. " We do this Jerusalem, he said Israel had been The meeting meant, for some, the Israeli and Egyptian military of acceded to Syria's demand that no without any illusions,'' one official ready to continue the diplomatic restoration of family ties broken ficers meet from time to time under reporters be present on Wednes said. " They arc welcome things and process !luring the current year, during the 1967 w'ar among ' United Nations auspices. In a NATIONAL DIRECTOR Fellowship has been announced by 'THER::~:::ERALD,FR::i..CJCTO~E~:O NEW YORK: The appointment The Jewish Theological Seminary Money's Worth l of Joseph L. Freedman. as national of America. director of the Leaders Training ------INN (Continued fro_m ~age 4) FAMILY IESTAUIANT (CNlpUy MR. an.i"MRS. New Year ~'. --···~. ' .. ' .. ' .,.-,-. ..- ~ , , 1 t (' ! , r , T • > • ~ ' !6=JHE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1976 ' . AGRICULTURE SETTLEMENT GD l'tJaNIT11U CO. NEW YORK: The United Succos 711 \IP_. trt• st. Synagogue of America_plans to es Best Wishes For A Happy Ne_w Yeor tablish the first agricultural (Continued fro,n page 15) DB 1•1111 settlement in Israel under the family service· at 9:30 a.m., again .._ aNI Jack Glantz auspices of the Conservative · followed by a Succah luncheon and Holiday Greetings ;;.;.;.movement. ,. McLaughlin & Moran, Inc . ______Mincha Maariv at 6 p.m. Hashanna Rabba, Thursday, Oc 175 Terminal" Road NEW YEAR GREETINGS tober 14, at 6:15 p.m. and Friday, PTovidence ' - October 15, at 6:30 p.m. Mincha MR. and MRS. SNO-WHITE Maariv o,n Friday, October 15, will CHARLES TAPPER be at 5:45 p.m. DISTRIBUTORS OF CLEANSERS On Saturday, October 16, there "BUDWEISER & MICHELOB" 1975 Broad Sfreet will be a special Y izkor service at 6:30 a.m. and a family service Cranston · 99 ROAD BUOi.ONG including Yizltor at 9:30 a.m. CRANSTON Mincha· will be at 6:15 p.m. 942-6120 Simcath Torah, Saturday, Oc MR. arid MRS. · tober 16, during Maariv at 7 p.m. BEST WISHES FOR ·KENNETH M. COHEN Siincath Torah again on Sunday, A HAPPY NEW YEAR HAPPY NEW YEAR October 17, during family service at To Our Jewish Friends 9:30 a.m. and Mincha Maariv at 6 MR. and MIS. and Custamei;J p.m. CAMPBELL, WING & COMPANY GEOFFREY TAPPER CATHAY DEN TEMPLE BE11I DAVID 1017 Hospital Trust Bldg. and FAMILY 623 R-..lrA- ANSHEI KOVNO Cranston f'IM?II I Providence, R.I. 02903 {401) 274-3750 Wish Friends and Relatives ~&,.,__, ..... Succos services at Temple Beth -.. A Very Happy New Year Open II•·"'· le p.111 • .., David-Anshei Kovno will be held , ... Out o..len 711-5039 on Friday and Saturday cvmings, October 8 and 9, at 6:15 p.m. and on Sabbath and Sunday IIIOl'll,ings, ' October 9 and 10, at 9 a.m. . HOLIDAY GREETINGS .,.,.,,.,. ' Children will participate in the , from . ..,,.,... services which will be conducted by KATES CORPORATION. ._ Cantor Charla Rou in the Sane ...... tuary and in the Succah. • ... 100 NORTH M~N ST. ' PROVIDENCE l:~wot~ ~ 521-9700 Shemini Atzeris services on Fri day evening, October IS, at 6 p.m...... •. Sabbath morning services will be ·--- held at 9 a.m. with Yizkor at 10:15 ,u1..,nu, ...... a.m. .. Simch11s Torah services will be ·""-.\Jr'... ., ...... Holiday Greetings ___ .. held on Saturday evening al 6:30 NEW INTERIORS BARRY PONTIAC BUICK - INC. p.m. A children's party will be held ~ before the Haltafos and a party for 724-5050 adults will be held before the ser .... II.",...... , ...... , HOLIDAY GREETINGS Pontiac-Buick-Volvo-Datsun vices. Simchas Torah services will be '" Sales & Service held on Sunday, October 17, at 9 a:m. C1tnlor Charles Ross will of 166 Connell Highway liciale. Newport, R. I. 847-5600 TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL PlevWeac,e Succos services at Temple Beth Israel will be held Friday evening, October 8, at 8:10 p.m. a,nd Satur Best Wishes BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR day and Sunday mornings, October TO OUR CUSTOMERS & FRIENDS 9 and 10, al 9 a.m. The sermon to be presented by Rabbi Jacob Handler For the New Year will be "The Joy of the Holiday." There will be kiddush in the Succah on both days. .i• 1ldl.,""4t Decorators Hashanah Rabbah services will be conducted on Friday morning, October 15, at 7 a.m. with a Sab 1450 Oaklawn Ave., Cranston , bath eve service at 8: 10 p.m. ~ 463-6080 Shemini Atzeris services will be Open 9-5 Daily - Thurs. till 9:00. - CloMcl Monday held Saturday morning, October 16, at 9 a.m. with Yizkor at 10:15 a.m. MARVIN A. Simchath Torah services will be held Saturday evening, October 16, at 7 p.m. Included will be children's BRILL NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO services, Torah procession, dis OUR JEWISH FRIENDS & CLIENTELE tribution of holiday nags and Consecration. Apples for all children. · , On Sunday, October 17, there RICHARD'S will be a 9 a.m. service with Hakofas al 9:45 a.m. All services HOUSE OF BEAUTY INC. will be conducted by Rabbi Jacob Handler and Cantor Raoul Shorr. HAPPY 1056 HOPE ST., PROVIDENCE TEMPLE BETH TORAH NEW YEAR 521-1056 Crurtaa Succos services at Temple Beth Torah will open on Friday evening, October 8, at 7:30 p.m. Saturday morning, October 9, services are at -9:30 a.m. and in the evening at 6 SPEC1"RUM p.m. Kiddush after each service in INDIA . the synagogue Succah. We Extend O,ur, Sunday morning's service at 9:30 a.m. includes the Hoshanot processions with Lulav and Etrog. Beautiful, Quality Clothing Best Wishes for a At the conclusion, the entire congregation will brunch in the syn- from Around the World " Happy, Healthy and agogue S~ccah, • ·- . TEMPLE EMANU-EL Pro.weiice - Prosperous New Year , The annual congregation Sucqih party and harvesf festival at Temple Emanu-EI will be held after services .' Dawntown Providence East Providence on Friday, Octot,er 8, at 7:30. p.m. 211 Union Street Wampanoag Trail This will be a family service, "(ith Rabbi Joel H. Zaiman preaching. 272-8710 438-7888 Morning services 'on ·Saturd_ay MR. and MRS. and Sunday, October 9 and 10, will be held at 9:30 a.m. Sermons will be delivered by Rabbi ~Zaiman on East Side Uncoln Mall MORTON SMIJH Saturdal' morning and by Rabbi ,,. • C • 262 Thayer Street Alvan H. Kaunfer on Sunday mor 333-2360 ning. Services Saturday evening w.ill .. 421-1010 • be held ilt 6 p.m. in the Beil , ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~-~ • ~~ ~Continued~•~~~~~ •oh~P~~ Paae~ ~~• J6 ",~~. ~1 • •••~•~ • ~•••a•••••••••i••~• ~ •i•~, W k•, I, •' ~•• ••••· •••-- ••- •••••~~r•••' ••. THE RHOl>E ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81 197~17 : SINAI VIOLATIONS forces in the Middle East, of a TEL AVIV: Israel has complain number of" violations of the Sinai Arab Studenfs Favored ed. to Gen. Ensio Si1ilasv1,10, the agreement Dcfcns_e Minister Succos LONDON: Discriminatidn at commander of United Nations Shimon Peres has revealed. C6ntinu~ from Page 16 ' Britfsh medical schools in favor of Best Wishes Midrash. All Succos services will be Arab students from Saudj Arabi followed by Kiddush in the Temple and Kuwait has been condem0ncd Succa)I. , by Laurie Sapper, general secretary for a Shcmini Atzcris services begin on of the Association of University HOLIDAY GREETINGS Friday evening, October I 5, at 5:45 Teachers. While hundreds of British Happy p.m. in the Beit Midrash, with students arc being turned down Shabbat services on Saturday at because of the shortage of vacan New Year From the Citizens 9:30 a.m., including the Yizkor ser cies, it has been disclosed that the vice and-sermon by Rab11i Zaiman. University Grants · Committee is of the City of Pawtucket Simchat Torah services begin on looking for places for about 20 from Saturday evening in the meeting Saudi students. The committee has house at 7 p.m. and include told universities that it will Hakafot, the processional with the gparantee grants for 20 extra places · Torah scrolls. Morning services will for British students if they accept ANTHONY J. · [)ENNIS M. LYNCH begin on Sunday, October 17, at the Saudi undergraduates. It has 9:30 a.m. with Abraham Pcrcelay also been disclosed that attempts SQLOMON ' MAYOR honored as Hatan Torah, Leo H. are being made to find places for a Rosen as Ha tan Beres hit and Dr. similar number of Kuwait students. / Aaron Klein as Hatan Maftir. A reception will follow the service. DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE Best Wi,hes for o RHODE ISLAND TEMPLE SINAI Hoppy New Yeor Best Wishes For A Happy & nllltN from GENERAL A VERY/ HEALTHY NEW YEAR ✓- The Succos family harvest offer Rhoda and Sheldon Cohen , TREASURER ing service at Temple Sinai will be • realtors conducted on Friday, October 8, at f• from 7 p.m. On Saturday, October 9, festival and annual consecration UNITED SURGICAL CENTERS service will be conducted at 10:30 and its employees a.m. Listed below arc those children to be consecrated . . 685 Park Ave., Cranston, R. I. Bethany Alfano. Daniel Behar, . 781-2166 Tamara Behar, Elizabeth Brodsky, HOLIDAY GREETINGS Kenneth Davis, James Dorcs and "Headquarters For All Your Surgical Needs" Jolie Garber. Also, Steven Garcy, Karen St~v~n Datz, V. Pres. Geller, Andrew Goldfarb. Marcy CORO, INC. Goldstein, Robert Kelma n and Brady Josephson. Also, Alison Nalibow, Michael New Year Greetings Newma n, Sarah Pearlman, Jeremy Robin, Seth Robin. John Rouslin. Wendy Rubin and Mark Sackett. Also, Michael Saslavsky, Brett Shepard, Melissa Siegel. Julie BEST WISHES FOR A Sussman, Ric ha rd Sutton a nd lnartinitlUC Mark Vedcrman . Happy, Healthy & • ._.IL• ...... Prosperous New Year UNITED BROTHERS We still serve SYNAGOGUE the· best Seafood in town. Brhtol On October 13, there will be a JOHN HOLLAND at the Piano board meeting at United Brothers ROBERT F. BURNS Synagogue in Bristol at 8 p.m. On Every Monday & Thursday Nite Secretary of State For your listening Pleasure October 16, Simchas Torah at 8 p.m. Parking in the rear Hayesod Calls For Attendant ..on duty. 461-3006 Fund-Raising Ellort Best Wishes For A J ERUSALM (JTA): A number o f resoluti o n s desig ned to HAPPY & HEAL THY NEW YEAR strengthen the upcoming 1977 cam paign were passed at the closing of the European conference of Keren NEW YEAR GREETINGS Haycsod-United Israel Appeal in SENATOR & MRS. Lausanne, Switzerland. This was TO MY reported to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency by Keren Hayesod's head RICHARD LICHT JEWISH FRIENDS and CLIENTELE office in Jerusalem ." Participating were more than 200 delegates from 11 countric.s, including France, Britai n , Switzerland, West Germany, LOUIS H. PASTORE, Jr. Belgium, Italy, Holland, Austria, Sweden, Denmark and Monaco. , 49 WEYBOSSET STREET The conference called upo~ Jewish GREETINGS & BEST WISHES communities to intensify fund For A Happy & - 421-9779 raising efforts, in order to provide the income for the $502 million Healthy New Year budget of the Jewish Agency for the current fiscal year. The conference opened Saturday THOMAS R. DiLUGLIO night wit_h a message by Yosef Almogi, chairman of the World Zionist Organization and the ,Jewish Agency - Executives, who democratic candidate for stressed the pivotal ro\e of Keren Lieutenant Governor . Hayesod in Jewish communities _- MONTECELLOS . th.roughout th~ diaspora. "'1/e· live " in an era of risks and oppor tunities,,. he told the delegates . . R. l.'s Leading Ciothier of Fashi'ons for Men and Young Men THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT 1375 Mineral Spring Ave., N. Prov. IN THE PRIMARIES ••. , , \ 353-9400 Best Wish~s for a ., Happy and Healthy -New Year : WISHES THEIR VALUED FRIENDS· & CUSTOMERS ' ' A HAPPY & HEAL THY NEW YEAR RICHARD LORBER • 1111-THE''Rl;JQDE ISI..:AND HERAI..:D.' FRIDAY: OCTOB__ER '81 '1976 · HERALD ABS bring to--your of the· Herald before you go out on Outstanding. Sisterhood Member liborstep a wide variety of merchan your next shopping trip. You may dise. and services. Take advantage be pleasantly. __surprised _ . Is Honored At Temple Emanu-EI . Rt,.{.a;,,. . (Continued from page I) in this state for those who do not want to be handicapped." As chair ~:..--':1-'-'-,_,.. in helping bli11d boys and girls make NEW YEAR GREETINGS r,,-!;;.-...... -:,.J•~~f . t.J.:.t man of the Emanu-EI Braille group ,_. .... ~. .J ... , ..... ,_,. _...,.., their Bar Mitzvah and Bas Mitzvah for the past 17 or 18 years, Mrs. To Our Jewish Friends & Customers confirmations. Cramer recalls that certificates were :u,r- Mrs. Cramer pointed out that presented to the first graduating ~"";;.1 ~ f-.J"' there are only seven keys on a :-,7W: :.,·-..:r class by Judge Powers who, himself, ... plil .... _, ir" ...... ,__ "1"2.! Braille transcription machine and -:,,,.,,.....,. •.71-:--1~ -...... is blind. ~•~-r --,-, I-1 .~-.. that everything can be coded wit_h CUMBERLAND COIN She regrets that she and her . 1 those keys. Each Braillist has her 325 Main St., Woonsocket ·husband will already have moved Ji-1.1 (-. own transcription machine at her 767-3530 before the "Fash ion Show for the home. She quipped, "I have always ::=ti.,.::,:.:t'-' .,::'.'.~ :.-e;,: called this project 'my baby' Blind" is scheduled to take place. We buy, sell & appraise. ~-.J ... ,_~;:, :=.'":t'a..:.: because it takes about nine months The event, sponsored by the .&J . Emanu-EI Braille group, is planned .£.-,,--.. • ..Ji.. - -~· to learn the Braille keyboard," • Rare Coins• Stamps ·• Gold & Silver ... 1--·-- - - . . ' for Thursday, November 4. Mrs. further explaining that a transcrip ~ -~., .. .--.., ~ l--B ~ Cramer stressed that "the show is large Selection of Coin & Stamp Supplies --,11/--•.. . . tionist must complete a trial for the blind, both men and manuscript in order to become women." Approximately 170 guests Harold F. Chorney, A.N.A. °=; c .:.... ~-'Q C,e, qualified. To reach that level of arc expected to attend. The Barbara competence takes approximately Model Agency will be lining up AIOVE: This is a a,py ef the one year. models and fashions for the event. rHel~tlon which the Temple Mrs. Cramer hopes to organize Moderator for the evening will ~u-EI Sisterhaed ,,.....,NCI lo another Braille group at Emanu-EI describe the colors and· styles of the Shi.tey Cramor en the -... ef before making her move to North various fashions while the models their flnt 1ea1onal meetint, Carolina. She hopes to do this in will circulate through the audience Septomber 13. The wrpriM brunch conjunction with the Bureau of the so that guests may feel the textures NEW YEAR GREETINGS WDI D hlfal IUrpriM lo Mf, $he....,_ Blind so that a larger group may be and qualities of the fabrics. · montecl, "I clen't - ...,,. lo ,top formed . lo think what tho -t Hdtlnt day The group, which works hand-in Stalking about the kitchen during in my llfo -· I know. It - glovc with the Jewish Braille this meeting is a most unusual look Septembef 13, 1976." Institute, transcribes primarily for ing dog. Asked about the dog's NORWO.OD MOTORS CHEVROLET Tho .....iutien ....is: "WhorMt Rhode Island students. They have breed, Mrs. Cramer said she believ the Jewith tNNlltlen hen ,troaocl completed a n English ed it to be mostly terrier. "But some tho tNDt lmportanco ef tlvlnt aid Italian/Italian-English dictionary, people have suggested that she was 1338_ POST ROAD ancl ■-lance lo the noecly ancl a knitting books, cook books, law crossed with either a wolf or a fox," ' , ' ,.. '' helpi"I honcl ancl 9uiclanco lo the books (for a student attending she added. The dog's brilliant blue blincl, ancl linco,-in truo ...... lo Perkins) and instructions for the eyes and small head are indicative WARWICK, R.I. our herit,..., Shlrloy Cn,mo, ha Masons ("which I always thought o f a fox. Her name is Henry VIII , uempllfied the teachln91 of was taboo - but we did it!" Mrs. because she is Mrs. Cramer's eighth Judaism In thit ...... ,d far ancl Crumer highlighted), in addition to and, she hopes, last dog. "At night, 781-4300 above the ~ ef duty ..._, but a wide rungc of general literature. he makes the most peculiar howling with a 1eal ancl devetlen uMUr• Rather than each transcriptionist sound you can imagine. On pa1,ecl, hen ti,,... ef her timo ancl undertaking a separate work, they Halloween, none of the effort ,. that thole whaM titht ii split up the individual projects. neighborhood children will come to abtent mltht ,till be onoblod to Upon completion, the works arc re the house beca use they ca n hear enjey - modicum ef happin••· collated and turned over to the in Henry howling." We must end our "Now, thorefore, the Sistemeocl dividual schoo l departments or tale on a sad little note. Henry VIII of Temple Emanu-11, HOLIDAY GREETINGS .....,.1,;.,. organizations which have requested is going blind. Says Mrs. Cramer, the decllcatlen ef Shirley Cn,mo, In - them, to be bound. "She walks into walls all the time. hor exemplary werk In the flold of Says Mrs. Cramer, "There is a 1t·s so sad. I don't think we'll be Braillo auiltanco to the 1ithtloa1, wonderful rehabilitation program able to teach her Braille, either." which werk hen eainod notienol BARRETT & CO. -"lnition, dNa he,.lty aaluto her for her ouhtandlnt ac INVESTMENTS compli,hmonh in thil truo Gomilath REP. J. JOSEPH NUGENT Ed Ui I I;. Jfff ,. 0.eaed, and wi1h for her ancl her ,.. fam~y, eood health and proaperity, and SLATE ! ' IO that 1ho may continue to bri"I I ALBERT J. BEttlHARRIS joy ancl comfort to thOM loa1 for. i tunate than ourwlv•. Wish You a Happy New Year 930 Hospital Trust Building "Unanimou,ly adoptecl by the Silterhood ef Temple Ema nu-El this Previdencie, I.I. thirtffflth day of September 1976 ." and BllOW: A photoeraph ef the aamo 331-1180 .....iution tranKribecl into Bralllo. Thank You for Your Support Althou9h Mn. Cn,mo, cannot read Braille by touch, 1ho is quit• capable of reodint it by ptht. HOLIDAY -''•-!•·- ...... , ... ,. • .__. J-r J•t' · ·• • ••"l; • _. ., I'. ',. (," • ·•• r~ GREETINGS ~--:;: ~- -~;! ~ ~ ~ ~ ► I:._::: /~::. rL •I· C ,• .• --•• from your 1. • .• •-:·,•r:.·r.·r ,• 1' ·" .: ,· 1,. • :..,· ,·,•- ,· 1 ~-.:,_,., r t r ·,, e - Ii !i: .,: i':1 'l -:-• ' "' :, . ' f •~ I '.· ,, . ,.•: ~i.. ,.,-,-, 1.• ,• "•"L•, Ir '-'I •1' ShalOm r ·.r, ,.,. , .. ,-,,-.. ,_,. _. ,.. , ..... -.-,_ .. _. Party Supply Headquarters ·_;.;~ · -- ~-- :~ .. ~~~--~:~ .. ~-~! :'" --~~ , : : :--1. ~~--' . ,: .. ,..... , . . - .. ~ ---~. -.-, .':! ·-f . • ...... , ~ " .• ;,1 . ,·,· .. ,.,- , •,-' ·.•. •, •<\ •• \ ~- •• r J -~• I t-·••:.... , •. ,;,. ,.:•··• ••• 1 ,· ·I:.,, •. "~ ~ •• .,,,;;:.: . - :•:rl -•:_ ,~< .· 1 t't- :.•. . •••:•·1·, .·.·.,• ~. t Pawt11,ket N. Prov. E. Prov'. . :. •· ~-·:~ ,·1 l · ,. :•f,'~ .. ~ .,•• . _. ~,.:-:•, 1, /::: ~~--' .·•:·,~--'• , J· -, ... • .,.. .r ,·•: •~ 24S York Are. lll 2 Charles St . 302 ~illell Ave. Tel. 72S-0921 Tel. 723-SSSS , Tel. 437-02S0 May. Sell Saudi Ar~bia $600 Million In _Arms WASHINGTON: The Ford Ad- The TWIN FLORIST'S, INC. ministration has notified Congress it wants to sell Saudi Arabia sotnc - Thank our many customers -& friends S600 million in arms. The proposed - Who helped make.. possible "May You Be Inscribed sale calls for tlic transfer to Saudi ' Arabia of 850 sidewinder missiles, OUR 25TH ANNIVERSARY 600 Mayerick television-guided air to-ground missiles and · 1000 Ton J In'-~ Book of Life" anti-tank missiles. · and wish you / The Administration has also A 1-jAPPY, HEALTHY & PROSPEROUS _ notified Congress it plans to sell NEW YEAR lsrad Sl69 million in bombs, mis siles and helicopters. Dr. Robert Shor, national commander of- the Jewish War Veterans called the safe ~132 Gansett Ave. 942-8300 Q, '(;.~~;· - to Saudi Arabia "excessive and ill ~~ conceived." He said it gQes beyond Cranston, R. I. Jerry & Moe Coh!n ~YOI OF PIOVIDINCE . • Saudi Arabia's "legitimate defense ~:...---:...... ,:.;;;.;...... __ ....., .- ___ ""'i-_~ needs." ' ,.. ' THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8; 1976=1'9 1,nvestigating Teaching Underpriviledged Temple Beth Torah Prepares Effectiveness To Cope With The Abstract JERUSALEM: -An "investigation For Annual Aucti~n, Market ' ' is underway as to the effectiveness J E R U SA L E M : D r • Car I middle class and privileged After months of preparation, the flea market may call Temple Beth of Israel's coastal surveillance, Frankenstein, 72. has spent more children. - auction and flea market sponsored Torah,' 941-4350, for prompt pick following an incident in which an than 40 years in search of a method Dr. Frankenstein wrote in a annually by Temple Beth Torah is up service. Egyptian speedboat carrying five · enabling slum ch~dren with low to report: "We maintain that every ready to get off the ground. This Irving Broman is chairman of the Arabs landed on a beach in Tel normal intelligence quotients to content in every subject matter year's 12th edition wilLbe held on event for the fifth year. Estelle Aviv. overcome these disadvantages and lends itself equally well to attaining Sunday and Monday. October 24~ Saltzman is co-chairman and The five young Arabs startled · cultural deprivations. He also wants the aim we set out to attain: 25 . at the temple, 330 Park Avenue, Dorothy Bookbinder is chairman of sunbathers on the beach which was to help them to cope with abstract · ~trengthening the child's ability to Cranston. opposite Roger Williams ·ways and means. cro\llded because of the Rosh concepts successfully. . differentiate and to take upon Park. Hashanah holiday. They are The program he has put forward himself responsibility for the solu- Based on past statistics, the auc- currently being questioned by is regarded as old-fashioned to tion of his learning tasks." tion and flea market is expected to Writers Appeal _ . military authorities who said the some. It rejects educational vogues, Teadle~ HaYe A:-en attract several thousand buyers to LONDON: Harold Pinter and five declared they were seeking such as audio-visual aids and the The presumption in the shop and bid for its fine jewelry, Arthur Miller were among 22 political asylum in Israel because mixi!_lg of _underpriv_il~dged experiment was that the students watches, valuable gift certificates, a ul hors who appealed to the Soviet they had refused conscription in youngStcrs with th~ priv1ledged were too insecure to find the antiques. bicycles, furniture. authorities to ·release from prison Egypt into Palestinian "forccs that ones. _Instead , his pr~gram answers. Discussion focused on !\ardwarc, lamps. tables, baby-cribs, the dissident Russian ,writer, '- were to be sent to Lebanon. ' emphasizes making _the cumculu_m why the· answer was valid · - a new clothing. candy. stereo records Vladimir Bukovsky. In a tclcgr.am They said they had started off in as difficult as possible in the c1r- technique that opened wide-ranging and a variety of gift items. to Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, tbe speedboat from Alexandria and cumSlances. . . . analysis. Dr. Frankenstein. dcscrib- . The flea market will be in opcra- the signatories pointed out that were refueled on the way by a pass- . His 1d_eas are being d1sscq11nated ing this as the negation of "the dis- lion on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 Bukovsky was suffering from a ing :rurkislrship, according to the in growing number among Israeli covcry method," maintained that it p.m., and on Monday from 9 a.m. heart condition and was already sources. The military further claim- teachers in . a spec'.al course. buoyed the students. who felt, " I until noon. The auction will begin weakened by hunger sirikes. ed that no explosives or weapons _In th~ mid-1960 s, Dr. Frank_ens know , the answer because the at noon and continue until supplies Because of this he might not sur were found on the boat, which land- tein, with -a number of ass_oc1at_es teacher has given it to me ." arc sold out. A snack bar will vive. ed on a part of the Tel Aviv from Hebrew Un1vers1ty in Another central element 'of the provide refreshments. shoreline dotted with large hotels. Jerusalem, c~nducted a four-year method is acceptance of the Families that would like to Hl . '