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Senate Provision Curbs Boycotting Or Bribery WASHINGTON: Under a provi $100 million in 1977. sion approved by the Senate recent The antiboycett language would ly. American concerns that boycott affect transactions made 30 days or Israel or use bribery as a foreign more after the provisions become sales tool arc in line to lose millions law. The anti-bribe section would of dollars in tax benefits. generally become effective retroac I V()LUME LIX, NUMBER 23 FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1976 ~ PER COPY 16 PAGES Up to a year in jail may be im- tive to Jan. I. ------;::;;;;;;;;;;----- posed upon any business executives In approving the package of who fail to report corporate income amendments dealing with foreign -j derived as a result of a bribe. or income, the Senate killed one of earnings in any country that dozens of provisions that have been requires participation in a boycott. attacked as favoring special The provision was added to a interests. multibillion dollar tax bill. Still sub Tnists Abroad ject to House consideration, the In writing the tax bill, the provision is much tougher than Finance Committee accepted a recommended by the Ford Ad House-approved section that ministration. tooghened tax treatment of trusts The anti-boycott and anti-bribery set up in foreign countries by provisions were tacked on to a Americans to benefit their children . package that affects tax treatment The House language would have of income earned by Americans or applied the stricter rules as of May US businesses abroad. It was ap 21. 1974, lhc day the provision was proved by the Senate in an 86-1 written by the Ways and Means vote. The Finance Committee sanc Committee. The Finance Com tions drew no debate. mittee, at the request of Senator The committee acted following Carl T. C urtis, Republican of disclosures that some of the Nebraska, delayed the effective date nation's biggest corporations for eight days on grounds it took cooperated in the Arab boycott of lax lawyers that long to find out Israel and Jewish businesamcn and about the House committee action. that others routinely paid bribes to The delay would have saved foreign officials to improve sales. money for four trust agreements. Congressional aides estimate that Senator Edward M. Kennedy, the provisions on • boycotts and Democrat of Massdchusctts, at I' bribes will cost offending concerns lacked the action as a classic loophole for the wealthy. I On a 45-to-4 I vote, the Senalc Mexico Backslides removed the eight-day delay. Gifts, E5tates On Her Promise In another development a bill making basic changes in Federal lax U NITED NATIONS : The laws covering a person's large gifts Mexican government, which several during life and estate at death was months ago promised American approved 28 to 3 today by the Jewish leaders that it will no! ;,ar Ho use Ways and Means Com COMMITUE MEMBERS plannine,.the Auguat 111 brunch for the benefit of the Building Fund ... the Jewiah Home ticipate in any further anti-Israeli mittee. for the Aged are sh'!wn at the conatniction site on Hilliide Avenue. fTam left to right are Mia. lamey Goldbe°,g, campaigns at the UN after its sup Among its main features. ii Mrs. Max Leach, Mrs. Semon Weintraub, Mrs. Max Alperin, Mrs. Albert Alter, Mrs. Meyer Saval and Mrs. David po rt of the resolution equating would create a unified new rate Horvitz. PHOTO BY FICO & WINOGRAD Zionism with racism, has criticized structure for estate and gift taxes in the Israeli rescue operation in place ·o r the presently separate rales RI Jewish Community Has Undertaken Uganda. for such taxes. In a letter to the president of the The committee voted 19 lo 15 to Security Council, the Mexican recommend that the Rules Com Largest 5~ngle Fund-Raising Project government. without mentioning mittee clear the legislation for House action next month under Mrs. Max Alperin will be the for the fund-raiser will be used for include Mrs. Barney Goldberg, Israel by name but obviously referr ing to Israel, stated: lerms Iha! would bar the offering of hostess on August 18 at 11 :30 a.m. furnishings and equipment for the Mrs. David Horvitz, Mrs. Meyer any amendments from the noor. at a Heartliner Mid-Summer new geriatric care facility. The six Sava! and Mrs. Albert Alter, "Mexico, faithful to its prin The legi s lation, with mosl Brunch for the benefit of the million dollar drive for the renova- president of the Ladies' Association ciples, cannot fail likewise to features effective next year, would Building Fund of the Jewish Home tion and expansion of the Home is -of the Jewish Home for the Aged, express its firm rejection of the use be a combination of tax cuts and for the Aged of Rhode Island. The the largest single fund-raising . ex officio. of armed force by any state as a tax increases in this area of law. entertainer will be Cantor Ivan E. project ever undertaken by the means of trying to solve connicts, which presently raises about $5 Perlman of Temple Emanu-El. Rhode Island Jewish community. ~lso, Mf:1. Leo Greenberg, Mrs. because such acts arc a nagrant billion a y~ar for the Treasury. The Na mes of the Heartlincr donors will Elhot Revkm, Mrs. Abraham Ber- violation both of the Charter of the Ford Administration recommended According · to the event co be inscribed in a Golden Book at man; Mrs .. Haskell Frank, Mrs. M. - United Nations and of universally changes th at would eventually cost chairmen; Mrs. Max Leach and. the Home. Samuel Mtstowsky and Mrs. Isador accepted principles of international the Treasury $1.6 billion a year. Mrs. .Semon Weintraub, proceeds Other members of the committee S. Low. law, and create precedents of in- Congressional tax staff experts estimated that the committee AJ C s·eeks Destruction Of Questionnaire ~:x~~~~~~dangcr for all civilized approved bill would produce an "The lack of the political will to nual revenue losses for the Treasury NEW YORK : F. David inherent and persistent danger that early as 1905." during the initial years, with a peak records which identify individuals Jewish organizations, including implement the basic precepts of Mathews, secretary of Health, the United Nations Charter and the loss of $982 million for the budget by race or ethnicity may become the the American Jewish Congress, Education and Welfare, was recent- ' relevant resolutions adopted by the yi,ar beginning October I, 1979. basis for future descrimination have contended that . identifying ly called upon by the American United Nations to give effect to against them." They further warned ethnic groups within school systems Jewish Congress to order a form those precepts in specific cases has that continued use of the form is a device aimed at establishing Air France Billed that has been distributed in the produced, in the opinion of the could lead to a "constitutional quotas, which could result in dis public schools of five major cities to Mexican government, a dangerous challenge." crinination against Jews. For Plane Release be destroyed. The form requires impasse in the situation in the Mid Sanford ,Winston, an official of PARIS (JTA): Air France is teachers and principals to identify Jack M. Elkin, chairman of the dle East which naturally affects all H. E.W., said in a telephone inter recovering its air bus which was themselves and their pupils by race organization's Metropolitan Coun internatio•nal activity." view that the agency could not com hijacked June 27 and landed at and ethnic origin. New York is one cil, said the forms violate the The letter also condemned all of the cities involved. "constitutionally protected riiht to inent until the letter had been Entcbbe, Uganda, the next day - received. acts of terrorism, including the but at a price. President Idi Amin The congress said there "is an privacy, recognized by the courts as hijacking of the Air France jetliner The forms in question were dis released the plane "with no strings to Uganda "by an extremist Palesti attached" except a "bill" for 500,- tributed earlier this year by H. E. nian group." Agn~w's Group Assailed W.'s Office of Civil Rights. The 000 Francs. (about $120,000) which NEW YORK: M,moranda, the _ of Breira, an organization concern forms were part of a long-range the Ugandan ruler says is due him newsletter for the Education for ed with the plight of Jews study initiated three years ago to Hasidic Songfest for the upkeep of the aircraft and - Democracy Foundatio11, headed by throughout the world, said the determine whether equal services meals and accommodations provid former vice president Spiro T. Education for Democracy were being offered to females, Seeking Writers ed the hostages during their week Agnew, was denounced recently by newsletter had_ distorted his minority groups and emotional!¥ or long stay at Entcbbe Airport under representatives of two major Jewish organization's criticisms o_!.Israel. physically handicapped children. JERUSALEM: The organizers of .the guns of pro-Palestinian organizations. Both group lead.ers The other cities ·involved' are the eighth anriual Hasidic Song terrorists and Ugandan troops. The claimed they had been misquoted In addition, John A. Von Kan Chicago, Philadelphia', ~os Angeles Festival, to take place here October "bill," which the French national by the publication, distorting their oon, the B16omington, Indiana and Detroit., 1_2-15, have asked composers air line reportedly agreed to pay, positions on Israel. pubilishcr who o rganized the The review in New York, under throughout the world to contribute comes to about 200 Francs ($50) a Rabbi Henry Sieg")an, who is Education for Democracy founda taken in the spring semester, in to that musical event. Composers day for meals served the hostages executive vice president of the tion and turned it over to Mr. volved six community dfstricts in who are-interested in writing music while they were Amin's "guests," Synagogue Council of Amer~a, Agn.ew last fall, called Tl,, Jtfrw the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens. for verses of the Scriptures, shoutd The air bus took off from Entebbe said he was so badly misquoted by York Tlmu yesterday to say that he -Principals ,were asked to identify write "Solan Theater" 24 Bloch St., July 22 after French technicians the publication that he planned to disagreed with the views of the Mid the race or ethnic origin and sex of Tel Axiv, for details, or send their repaired b11llet holes in the fuselage. sue its publisher, the foundation. dle East that had been published in pupils in their school who had been pieces on a cass-ette or in The plan sustained slight damage manuscript. The music must arrive for libel. the Education for Democracy either _graduated, disciplined or during the Israeli rescue operation Robert Loeb, executive director newsletter. ' referred to agencies. - in_ Israel by Auaust 8. of July 3, '. - . . --

', ,1,;..;:.TJ-l£ RHO.DE'JSl,ANl)rllEill\l;t;>, •FIU[)AY.; ,AfjQUs;r 6, 1976 SUBSCRIBE TO the Herald, week. For information, call the anti receive it in the mail every_ Herald at 724-0200. McGovern · Denies Rent S Guide Policy WASHINGTON: Sen_~tp_r 1 ) bassador Saballb Kabani since Senate Roor by two stanucbly pro George McGovern (D-S.D.), lfas • March, 1975 and "has come under Israel Senators, Abraham Ribicoff NEW ENGLAND denounced a report in the increasing criticism from pro-ls~ael (D-Conn.), and Hubert H . Washington Post which, he said, groups here for what they consider Humphrey (D-Minn.). Ribicoff VISI TS ISRAEL implied that "my public position on stands more sympathetic to the declarded, "It is unthinkable to me the State of Israel is inRuenocd by Arab cause and critical of Israeli that George McGovern would per the fact that a piece of property I policies." mit any financial consideration to Ho-a-lrNp!I: COlllftlatlom, lllldlllliom, own bas been rfflled to the Syrian McGovern, who has asked the determine his position on any issue orcu1zat1oes, c-...11es. a-, Prole91ieaals Ambassador." six-member nonpartisan Senate affecting the welfare of this country Sept. ~ 19-"Beth Am" Friends Visit to lsrael,-led by The implication was contained in Ethics C~mmittee headed by Sen. or the peace of the world." He said Rabbi Jacob Greenfield a story recently under the by-line of Howard Cannon (D-Nev .), to he rejected the Post's story Sept. 1-Seft. 22-Western Mus. and Connecticut Valley Eugene L. Meyer who noted that determine whether he bas done "completely." , Tour, led by Eunice and Mel Lepow McGovern has been receiving ren- "anything unethical or improper," Humphrey, associating himself 5-t. 12-Seft. 1'-Second International Conference on tal income from Syrian Am- was vigorously defendat on the with Ribicorrs remarks, said •·Quafrty Assur.ance in Developing Industries McGovern "bas bad the courage to Sept. lz..s.,t. '17--JOth Congress of the International Fiscal AJC Asb AssurClfKe Against Politicization Assoc. - speak with people of different RCt" Sipe. IJ.Saft. t7--Second h1temational Congress of Eye WA.SHINGTON · (JTA): T-be Soviet Union should decide, for suasions in the Middle East" but Research Sovicl Union wu called upoa Ult whatever reason, to refuse any "that does not in any way mean Sipe. 14-Slft. ~ European Congress on Electron Thursday in both ·Hou1ea of athletic team 9Cnaissio11 to par that he is the captive of any one Microscopy - Concrea for 11UWa11CC1 · apinlt ticipate, them the IOC should aelcct group or that be has an allegiance Sept. 15-Seft. 29--Autumn Trip to Jerusalem, ied by Mr. politicization of the Olympic an alternative site for the ,games." or alliance with any . group that Michael Pickholtz - Games adleduled for Moscow in In the House, Rep. William S. would in any way violate his own Sept. 19-0ct. 'lt--"Torah" Brotherhood Tour, led by Rabbi 1980. Criticiziag Canada'.1 stand Bromfield, (R. Mich.), ranking sense of what is ~ight for the E. Borowitz against Taiwan in the CUrrffll Mon minority member on the House national interest of the United Sept. 22-0ct. 6--0rthodox Rosh Has~onah Tour of Israel treal Games, Sen. James B. Peanon 'States." International Relations Committee, Newport (R. Kansu) asked in a Senate spoke of the "ugliness of inter McGovern, who is chairman of s.,t. 27-0ct. 11--Brith Kodcsh Center, led by Mr. Jack speech whether the Canadian national terrorism injected into the the Senate Foreign Relations Com Manheimcr precedent would form a bui.a for Olympiad" in Munich four years mittee's Sub-<:ommittee on Near , Oct. 8-0ct. 21--9th Congress of the Prophetic Word · the Soviets to "eitclude the Israelis ago when 17 Israeli athletes were Eastern A ff airs. called Meyer's Oct. 12-0ct. 26--Tcmplc Emeth of South Brookline Trip to .at the requat of the Arabs" or the Israel murdered and "further debasing" story in the Post "the crudest exam West Germans by the East Ger Odeller 13-0deNr 17--Third Israel International Cham of the "Olympic ideal by permitting ple of yellow journalism that I have pionship Regatta mans or the United States by witnessed in many years." The story African nations. political considerations to dictate standards of eligibility" ill Mon quoted Hyman Bookbinder, Oct. 17-0ct. 25--28th Annual Congress of International "I uric both the International Federation of Thcrmalism and Oimatism treal. Washington representative of the Oct. 19-No,. 2--Newton Visits Israel and Rome, led by · Olympic Committee and th.e Soviet - American Jewish Committee, as Mayor Theodore Mann government to issue public pleclgca "One would hope. Broomfield saying that while McGovern's Odlller 21..oce.. 31--North Shore Jewish Federation, led that no athletic team will be denied said, "that the Soviets will honor record on aid to Israel is "generally ~M~~~~ . . participation at the Moscow and abide by their commitment to good," he has "more often, than Oct. 24-0ct. 31--First World Jewish Film and Television summer Olympic,," flearson. a the IOC and not attempt to exercise others ... indicated some less than Festival me111ber of the Senate Foreign restraint or control over the par total support for the current Israeli Oct. 2S-No,. 1--Hadassah, led by Mn. Bea Garber Relation, Committee, said . "If the . ticipants." position." The AJCommittee of Oct. 2S-Ne,. II-Temple Beth Zion to Israel I: Amsterdam, ficial was also quoted as saying that led by Rabbi Aivadia Rosenberg plentiful Arab money deveolops "a Oct. 2S-No,. IS-22nd Men's and Women's Chess Olympiad Unblemished Record On potentially general softness and at No,. I-No,. IS-Framingham Jewish Community Center titude about your client." Senior Citizens, led by Mr. Peter Merles Bookbinder said that he was Ne,. I-No,. IS-Temple Mishlr.an Telila, led by Rabbi and Issues Concerning Jews "distressed over, Meyer's reckless Mrs. Israel Kazis · By J-,11 Pelaltoff that Carter would use the vice-- stringing together of unrelated com No,__. 1-Nomaer 22-Fairwood Group. led by Rev. NEW YORK (JT A): Walter F. president in "a very broad range of ments to give the impression that I Victor Abram Mondale, tbe 48-year-old senator responsibilities in domestic and believe Sen . McGovern's position No,ealler 6-No,ealler II-International Confcrfflce on from the Minnesota farm belt who foreign policies." o n the Middle East may have been Gastrointestinal Cancer Jimmy Carter named as his vice- Mondale's political mentor was the result of the rental of his Ne,eaber 7-No,eiaer 17--Mainc Pilgrimage Tour, led by presidential running mate here July Sen . Hubert H. Humphrey (D. house." ~rs. Betty Teschner 15 has an unblemished record of Minn.), whose Senate seal he filled McGovern, who asked that the No,. 8-No,. 11--Annual Fall Tour to Israel No. I, led by Mr. support for Israel and for the civil when Humphrey became vice text of the Pos t story and S. Heller rights and right of emigration of president in the administration of Bookbinder's remarks be inserted No,. 8-No, 22--Annual Fall Tour to Israel No. 2, with Eilat Soviet Jews. Carter, who won a first Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964. He has into the Congressional Record, option ballot nomination for president al consistently shared Humphrey's explained that the property in ques No,embff 16-No,ealler 21--World Union of Progressive the Democratic Party convention strongly supportive views on issues ti on was rented by his allorneys. He Judaism July 14 referred to Mondalc·s of concern to American Jewry dur told the Senate that while he does Nonmller 22-No,ealler 27--World Council Meeting-United Scnate record when he announced ing his 12 years in the Senate. Mon not agree "down to the last detail Synagogue of America with every single position the Israeli 13-Dec:eaer 20--Fourth World Congress of hi s choice at a press conference. dale was one of the 76 Senators who · · December government has taken, I think it En&:.;nd Architects "On very criti!,81 votes" such as aid signed a teller ro President Ford o n 18-Dec:eaer 27--Educational Leadership Tour to to Israel, Mondale is "the best and May 21, 1975, urging the ad would be catastrophic ' if Israel's the Holyland, led by Mr. M. Lcpow most compatible with me," of any ministration to end its pressure on independence, freedom or survival ofthcsixScnatorswhowcrcundcr Israel during the period of was destroyed." Dec. UhJu. 2--Templc Shalom of Newton, led by Rabbi Murray Rothman · consideration for the vice- reassessment of the U. S. Middle presidential office, Carter said. He East policy. Jewish News Media Target Dec. 20-Ju. 3--Third Annual Family Tour ~f Israel, led by added, .. I intend to keep my Six months earlier, he was among For 'President Carter' Ads Rabbi Arthur Chicl promises to the American people the 71 Senators who sent another WASHINGTON (JTA): Jimmy Dec:eaer 20-Deaaller 23--lntcrnational Conference on and I am sure Sen. Mondale will letter to Ford supporting Israel and Carter's campaign committee is to Pedestrian Safety help me keep those promises." rejecting the PLO. In 1973, Mon- spend about SI million on Decealler 20-Decealler 27--First International Conference Mondalc, who appeared with dale was a strong backer of legisla on Cycling · · newspaper advertising for the Carter, stressed that he "was not ti_on that provided Israel with $2.2 Decemller 26-Jaaaary 5--Greatcr Boston Family Mission, led presidential election campaign and by ML Sid Heller interested in a ceremonial post" and billion in emergency assistance the bulk of it will go to newspapers In Memoriam following the Yorn Kippur War. serving Blacks and Jews in states Jaa. ~an. 19--Fourth Annual Interfaith Mission, led by LOUIS LEVY Mondale supported the amendment Rabbi Murray Rothman, Rev. Joseph Bullock, Rev. Alvin critical to him, according to Editor Porteous 1969 1976 lo the Foreign Trade Act authored and Publisher. Only about three I loot my Hfe's companion, by Sen. Henry M . Jackson (D. Jaa. 12-Ju. 26--Temple Israel, led by Rabbi Oscar Rosen percent of Ca'rter's advertising baum A life tinked with my -n, Wash.) that linked U. S. trade budget for the Democratic Ju. 18-Jan. 211--First Congregational Church, led by Rev. :;--: :!i':::Z:~ ~: :;:.,:•mories, benefits to the Soviet Union with an. presidential primary was spent in James Williams My heart stlH aches from loneline15, easing of Soviet emigration policies. newspapers, the weekly media My..,.. lhed many a t_,_ Most recently,, Mondale opposed publication reports in a recent issue, This Is • partial llstlnc of IINNice .... IJNIIS. God knows how much I min you. an amendment to the Foreign Aid AIIO a,allallle are El Al's dally srwp toan. but that percentage is expected to YOUR LOVING WIFE Bill-by Sen. James Abourezk (D. jump to between 10 and 12 percent for more information, contact your El Al tra,el agent or: ' Al'::r~~ SD) that, in effect, would have cut of the $8-S IO million scheduled to off U. S. aid for Israel. Of the six be allotted to advertising for the · El Al ISRAEL AIRLINES LOUIS LEVY Senators Carter was considering for election race. As in the primary 1969 ' 1976 607 BOYLSTON STREET the Vice-Presidential nomination, campaign, the report by Jon Con A wonderful brother-in-law, Mondale was the only one to vote BOSTON Tel.: 617-267-9220 So good and true. I soli said many of the ads will be The best on -rth, that was you. against the retention of Air Force targeted "at a specific audience • ~lltA ■ L AtftLINE~ Some may think you are f0f9otten, Gen. George S. Brown as chairman such as the Blacks, where _Carter Since on earth you are no more, • THIS LISTING IS A SERVICE OF THE .of_the Joint Chiefs of Staff after wants to solidify his apparent But in memory you are with us, Brown reiterated his allegation that ISRAEL GOVERNMENT TOURIST OFFICE Uke you always were before. strong support and Jews, where EASTERN REGION U. S. Jews exert undue influence 1 SIDNEY AND Carter aides feel he could have DAVID GLAZER ~ver Congress. stronger support." SUGARMAN ·MEMORIAL CHAPELS Obituary

~ 331-8094 DR. JULIUS WEILER HOME OF TRADITIONAL 458 HOPE STREET Funeral services were conducted JEWISH SERVICES Cor. Hope & Doyle Ave. Wednesday, August 4, in New York PROVIDENCE City for Dr. Julius Weiler, husband Foa OvER SixTv YEARs of Elizabeth (Strauss) Weiler. Besides his wife, he-is survived by a son, Paul Weiler of Maryland; a 467-7750 brother, Kurt Weiler of Providence; 1924 ELMWOOO AVE. and two grandchildren. WARWICK Shiva is being observed at the LEWIS J. ilOsLER, R.E. . IN FLORIDA home of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Weiler, ._ 178 Tenth Street, through Tuesday I (305) 861-9066 , _ a.m., A4gust'IO. . ' •- .JI

HALFA HOSTS FLOTILLA _ Arab terrorists. There were no Congressiorial Delegation of Rhode •sland Signs report!;(! threats this time. A fleet of . TEL A.vtv:: Haifa port played 20 air-conditioned buses was lined Resolution Adopted at Ecumenical Tribute host to a. fl~til!a ·of luxury cruise up al the quay Friday to take the ships over lhe weekend including visitors on sight-seeing t.Q!!.fs. the 65,000 gross · ton, 960-foot To lsra,li Defense Force which R~stued Hostages ' Cunarder Queen .Elizabeth 2 which 272-6200 . landed 1200 tourists Friday. Special ROTHY A~~ WIENER I · At Enteb~e Airport in Uganda security measures were taken to 7 protect the giant British vessel the r Tra_-:._PI ~4Jflnt" 6 • , last of the so-called "superli;ers" 2 • 6 sti ll in active service. .... H 7 The QE-2 visited Israel three 0 years ago - . a lso during the 2 p Passover season - and' was al that E time a target of bomb threats by ~ s T 0 R 0 E E LEATHERS T GO EL AL HARRIS .,N1\1/' ISRAfl THIS YEAR " O JERUSALEM" SUEDES Hotels from $8.00 per nite 10 DAY Rd. T. $551 2 or 3 weeks Rd. T. $635

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Israel's rs,truggle For Survival • (Continued from last week) intervention. although the Arab the megalomaniac (di Amin, was By DR. JA y N. FISHBEIN co~nlries clearly announced that positively terrifying. An armistice was finally signed 1heir a,m was not merely .1he _defeat As one local British diplomat J?Ul a nd the fighting ceased, but ' the of Israel. but her exlermina~ion. il: "Uganda today is one of the tru- h opes for p eace failed to lnlh•s hourofneed ,_ lsraelsMan lyevil places in the world." Faced materialize. Instead of honorable of Destiny appeared, m 1he person with internati onal anarchy the open warfare, the Arab countries of Arik Sharon. In a d a ring Israel i government was left with lit- trained and armed terrorists to in- maneuver he crossed 1h e Suez tie cho ice. A rescue had lo be filtrate and set bombs in market Canal a nd managed_ 10 _turn what allempted, even al the risk of sub- places · and bus terminals; to mine had appeared an ''!Immen I a nd slantial casualties. roads and murder farmers working overwhelming defeat mlo _an amaz- As in earlier cri ses, Israel rose lo in their fields. Field guns were mg victory. As the Egyptian Th_ird the occasion wi th a young hero in regularly fired from the Golan ' A_rmy was bemg _s urrounded, facing Ule person of Col. Natanyahu. The Heights on the selllements below. d,saSler, the Soviet Union suddenly rescue was accomplished efficiently The Israelis stoically accepted these became concerne d . Sec retary and expeditio usl y, but apparently a casua lties as the price they had paid K,sSmger was peremptorily sum- fresh human sacrifice was needed. over the centuries for the right to moned 10 Mos_cow, and hke a pelly Not a lowly recruit would suffice. AUGUST 6, 1976 live. official of a minor country, hasten- but like Mickey Marcus, it was or- The next major test came in June ed 10 comply. dained that the young, courageous 1967 when Nasser ordered U Thant W_i th0ut consulting Israel, an im- le ader of the expedition, Col. lo withdraw the U nited Nations mediate cease fire was.agreed upon. Natanyahu himself. was chosen lo Your fo rces and closed the Straits of The reason subsequently offered perish. He was the sole milita ry Tiran. shutting off the vital trade was thal a laSltng peac~ could more casualty, shot in the back by a Money's fr o m East Africa a nd Asia. He readily be negotiated _,f thc Egyp- Ugandan sniper. brought up his armies to the border tians . w_ere not subjected lo a The United Nations which seem- and stridently threatened the an- ~um,hau~g surrend~r, wil h a loss of cd hel pless to act against the Worth nihilation o f Israel and the honor. Suffering s uch em- hij ac kers. o r the country that slaughter of every man, woman a nd barrassment would increase their offered them sanctuary, immediate- By Sylviil Porter child, boasting that the coming hoSlihty 10 the US_ and possibly ly we nt into action. Kurt massacre would make the devasta- interfere wit h American part,c,pa- Waldheim. the Secretary General of lion of the Mongol invasion in- tion in peace negotiations. the United Nations. indignantly Truth In Trani away, this fact cannot be hidden in significant by comparison. Had the war proceeded anolher labeled the act "a violation of type your eye almost instinctively Nasser declared. "It is decreed 14 lo 48 hours thc Second Egyptian Uganda's sovereignty." During the In any vacation ad, one of the avoids.) In addition, the code calls that if we have to wade through Army would also have been en- past ten yea rs vi rtually every resolu- most appealing words always is for a clear indication if the headlin seven seas of blood and that the circled. The Soviets may not have tion of the United Nations condem- "free." But it's also one of the most ed price refers only to the lour por-. whole nation has to sink in blood to tolerated a disas lcr of suc h ni ng Israel passed. except in the elastic of wo rds. Does "free" golf lio n o r strictly to fares available get revenge for its honor and digni- magnitude for thcir . Arnb clients. Security Council where the US include a free earl, for instance? with certain conditions allachcd to ty. then we will wade through the Also. therc was the ,mphed th reat could exercise its veto power. Does a "free" sauna and "free" the package. seas of blood." from Kosygin o f scnding an army T he Organizati on of" African poolside privileges mean "free" . . of "volunteers." lnte,minablc U · h d f h · I H a rd-t o- under s tand' ab The US and the United Nations arguments look place at Km IOI , nity a oug t vigorous y for attendants and/or " free" lounge breviations that carry no explana chairs and "free" beach towels? pr_oved ,_mpolcnt to hal_l the ,mpen- but peace remained elusive. racial equality in Rhodesia and ti on as lo their meaning may be d d d I South Africa. a nd its shameless in- Among other hard-sell words arc ing ,saster. esp,te so c~n Having surmounted this crisis. a barred loo under the new adver- · gu_aranlccs_ _to lsra_cl. A_ n article still further trial appeared. A hand- volvc menl in th e hij ack ing should "first class," "available" and lisi ng ground rules. The words c- L J have constituted a n extrema em- rmnte d '". ,.,garo lltua,n o n•• unc ful of terrorists hiJ·ackcd an Air "gourmet meals." These words too "discount" or "free" are prohibited 12 I 967 th I I barrassmcnt. Yct its indignation at arc exceedingly elastic and can be if they do not mean what they ·. . ." . wor men ,on: . am France plane with 258 passengers the rescue of the hapless hostages confusing if not downright mis appear to mean. w_hat ,s u~ually called an ass1 m1l a1cd which they new to Uganda and knew no bounds. After four days of leading. Jc_w. As a child I wept about th e demanded the release of imprisoned vitriolic debate their motion to ccn- m,sfortunes o f France at Waterloo terrorists. To increase pressure on In some foreign countries, for These ~re penalties for violations. d S d t b t th d sure Israel for the raid surprisi ngly instance, hotels rate accom In New York slate, for example, a_n et an no a ou c estruc- Israel, non-Israeli hostages were failed to pass. modations "first class" according lion o the Temple. No color but released . While th e terrified a "Truth in Travel" law passed two the tricolor - no a nthem but the h l . k If this episode that just barely lo wi_ldly varying standards. years ago makes it a misdemeanor Ma rseillaise _ever brought tea rs to o~:ga!~sy· .:~:e,,,s;;;;J\'~1go ~u~teaawme1eng . s kirted from developing into a "Available" can mean that the lo misrepresent the quality and kind 1 f th b Id . hloody massacre did nothing else facilities. not only cost you extra if of service, availability of reser my eyes. ye I c ,g powers, co .- transi t lounge. Uganda's dictator but focus the attention of the world you want to use them but that they ly calculatmg their mtcrest, _let this ldi Amin, adamantly refused to per: vations, requirements to qualify for little slate. which_ ,s not mme. be mil direct negotiations with the on the fact that the timF had come also are some distance away (the group charters or rates and fares of destroyed. this cnmc, a small one .. . for international terrorism to be beach may be available after a half air transportation and services. by its scale. would not leave me h_1J ackcrs. assuming sole rcspon- curbed; that if the UN Secretary mile walk). As for the intrinsic Actually, the record on promo much will to li ve. And I think that ~-•bihty a nd requested that Israel Kurt Wa ldheim was unwilling or meaning of "gourmet meals," tion in the travel industry has - ·tr Id b h ed f release the 53 freedom fighters as unable to take the necessary what's gourmet to one person may with few exceptions - been ~ : ~L::_.'.o ns wou e as am O demanded.:' . measures, he should be replaced by be utterly distasteful to another. relatively good, considering the The Arab-Israeli connict became The choice facing Israel was an one with a greater sense of respon- A "gourmet meal" demands a size, scope and diversity of the field . a lmosl overnight a major issue in awesome one. ll consl1tutcd. a sibility to the international com- personal definition. And if you arc But the warnings remain: E A f challenge of never negotiating with munily. raying in advance for your meals, • Ask your travel agent in ad uro~i, f s~ontai"cous I wave i terrorists which would certainly The impotence of the United what are the menu limits? Can you ,sympa Y or srae swep over I c have led to an unparalleled wave of Nations has long been glar,·ng, but vance about the meaning of any fine world, although many governments . . . enjoy dining privileges elsewhere on print in any ad - and ask in ad remained pro-Arab . Public terronsm, with a renewal of air the extent ofits, subservience to the an_exchange basis or must you eat vance especially about those key, enthusiasm became so overwhelm- h11ackmg. On the other hand the Arab-Soviet bloc and its coin your own hotel? Will the hotel alluring words. ing that the friends of Israel in thought of the hostages bemg conspirators has not been revealed refund a portion of your package if • Recognize that no code or in France collected a billion francs in _s_a_c_ri_fi_c_ed_a_s_s_ee_m_ed_,m_m_,_ne_n_1_w_,t_h __w.;.i1;,;.h;,.s;.;u;.;c.;.h.;.c;,;.la;;;r.;.il;;:Y_u;;;n.;.1.;.il.;.l.;.h;;;is;.1;,;.· n;;;c,;;id:,:e;;,:n:,:;l. you eat elsewhere? Can you request dustry self-imposed restriction can one day. Other countries also your desired eating hours when you wipe out the gypster fringe - and responded liberally . This make reservations? Are there ·other thus, try to teach yourself how to · enthusiasm extended to South Editor's Mailbox dining areas near the place at which recognize the swindles. America where the you're staying? · Joma/ do Brasil Check with care to make sure you accused Nasser of plouing a holy It's the height of summer - and have a top-notch travel agent and war of extermination against a Deplore lack Of Attendance millions of you still haven't resolved then · use his or her facilities to small. beleaguered country, instead As publicized on radio. T.V. formed those gathered (many hav your suinnter 1976 holiday plans. protect yourself. of waging a war against the poverty and in the newspapers. on Tues ing left dinner tables and meet Millions more of you are planning Copyright 1976 Field Enter of his own people. day. July 27. al 8:30 p.m .• the ings) that " a tape recording of this your trips for fall, after the rush is prises, Inc. history making event will be deliv over. or are postponing your For Israel this was its fi~est hour. Touro Fraternal Association in holidays for Christmas-New Year's. There was neither great enthusiasm vited all lo a public tribute to the ered to U.S. Ambassador William For all of you - and for all Effective Action Talcen nor marked dejection. This time the Israeli Defense Force. Scranton at the U.N .. lo all other others who have stumbled over the Against Discrimination Man of the Hour was Moshe · Governor Noel came lo honor · delegates there. as well as to "fine print" obstacles in vacation Dayan , who was appointed Israel for her. "gift of light. hope Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin ads in the past - herewith a major WASHINGTON: A presidential Minister of Defense. Nasser's and courage to the world." Fat her through· the Israeli Consul'· warning: study the fine print; dir~tive issued late last year is challenge was met and in six event Blane of the Catholic Commission present with_ us that evening. inquire about such elastic (slippery) effectively preventing discrimina- ful days . the dreams of this self- ' of the Providence Diocese came to Last and most important of all. words as "free," "available," etc.; lion against Jews in the assignment proclai111ed "Man of Destiny" was celebrate Israel's success in deal Rabbi Marc Jagolinzer. rightfully find out before you go what is of United States government shaltered and his boast .of bloody ing a "blow to darkness and for and humbly, thanked Hashem for included in your holiday package, employees to Arab countries, ac- ' revenge came to naught. raising a beacon of light for all "filling the souls of the brave com so your holiday wilj not be ruined cording lo a report received by Although this threatened blood mankind.'' The Rev. Webb of the mandoes of the Israeli Defense by what you discover after you've Congress from administration of. bath had been averted, Israel was Baptist Churcb came to praise Is Force with strength and courage." arrived. There are special words ficials. shortly faced with further -trials. In rael for her "daring rescue" of We all gave thanks for his protec .. that demand more than casual According to Carol C. Laise. 1973 on the Day of Yorn Kippur hostages al the Entebbe airport in tion and for this truly great· mir examination, appeals that have director general of the Foreign Ser- when the inhabitants were assembl Uganda and for saying "NO!" to acle in our own time- no less a multiple meanings. vice, President Ford's memoran- ed in His Temples, the Arabs like terrorism. miracle than that of David's lncreasingly, .both the travel in- dum of November 20, 1975, which the ancient Assyrians broke _forth Cantor Smith offered memorial victory over Goliath or that of the dustry and local legislatures are tak- ·bars su,ch discrimination, "is a firm . like wolves upon the fold, in their prayers for Lt. Col. Yehonalan Maccabees over the Assyrians. ing a tough stand on advertising in directive and statement of principle multitude, threatening to Netanyahu. who gave his young Yet. we turned to each other with which an overzealous copywriter for all of the government." · - overwhelm and destroy "this tiny life so that his "brothers and sis great sadness .. Outside of token fantasizes as he writes. Te~tifying before a House country. repeatedly saturated with ters may live." Sorrow was ex ism. where were our community The most recent self-policing Government Operations subcom- the blood of countless wars. pressed for the innocent hostages le a ders. our Rabbi s. our initiative is a new airline-sponsored mittee, she continued, "We intend Soldiers allending services in who were· killed. " On July J a visionaries. code just becoming effective. Its to work with our missions and their bunkers were overrun and great tradition was renewed and Is it possible that some other goal is to minimize - if not other agencies Bella S. Abzug, slaughtered. Jsrael appeared to be revitalized for all humanity . commitment held higher priority eliminate - misleading promotion Democrat of Manhattan, who is wide open and helpless against enabling the world to see just how or significance than this'' Were of U. S. air tours. And under the head of the panel, said het subcom- these invading hordes, that seemed high moral standards may rise. Is 20,000 Jews of Rhode Island out new guidelines, advertisers are mittec was concerned that Arab- lo ,cover the land like a plague of rael .. .. truly a light among na of town'? Hashem was not' required to describe tour prices in prompted discrimination · might locust_s., Appeals were made to the tions." Those were the words of Why were they as "indifferent full along with services and restric- have "gone undergro11nd· in a . United Nations lo halt · what Governor Noel to a crowd of less as the third world at the U. N .'?" lions. 'selection-out', ·process, whereby threatened to become a bloody than JOO Jews and .Gentiles gath We went home very disappointed. The restrictions in printed ads Jews and other minorities are npt massacre. · The UN refused to ered at the State House that eve- SYDELLE SYDNEY must l>e set in fype no smaller than considered at a relatively early stt{ge in·1ervene, considering it best to wait_ ning. FANYA GROSS , !~e, type , u~ ''lh'' \'lit ·~rJi!!iv~ ··· fl,r1auighrtl~nl·llbroad, so,that tliey for · "I.the dust to settle." It W'Js P,resident Sugarman of . ' ·the r,-DOROTHY LEVY copy. (If tfi'ai'1liiaclf"lt'tlfjl'f.titile ....,.neecl not'!Je • l'eftl'e iF♦ ill a :' . ,.l claimed that "there was no ·-nte

Disputes Sparking 1957 Over Insurance Cat-eye glasses and rninestone ByGUW.. jewelry were the look of the day. JERUSALEM- (JTA): A com If your interiors were done wh:m pulsory national health insurance Edsels were introduced, you deserve bill that will not take effect before April 1978 has already stirred a a trip to WALLS?A C:3 for the new bitter battle between proponents looks of 1976. and opponents of the measure. The opposition is not against the princi 735 N. Main Providence '.l.'ues-Sat 10-5 ple of national health insurance but to the contents of the draft measure approved last week by the Knesset's DAVID LANGENBRUNNER, M.D. Public Services Committee. The bill J. would introduce compulsory health to insurance through any one of the wishes announce the opening existirig health funds, most of which or an additional office for the prJctice or are affiliated with political parties and the largest of all, run by OTOLARYNGOLOGY and Histadrut. It is expected to pass its final reading before the Knesset MAXILLO FACIAL SURGERY adjourns for summer recess at the end of July. The bill in its present I 052 !\lain Strl.'t't, Warren, R.I. form is supported by the Labor Alignment and the Raltah Com Hours by Appl. 247-0080 munist Party. Most other parties oppose it for a variety of reasons and their opposition has been strengthened by the Israel Medical Sandwiches, Salads, Association, the Pharmacists Snacks & Desserts served Association and other groups in the . medical and health fields. Large NOW! on the PA TIO. advertisements critical of the measure appear daily in the press. Qne of the main points of con tfovcrsy is the establishment of compulsory insurance through existing funds rather than a State , FISHBEIN - FELDMAN financed independent health ser The Chateau Garod in Brookline, Massachusetts, was the setting on vice, Critics say that the existing June 20 for the marriage of Nancy Lois Feldman, daughter of Mr. and fund s are inefficient and that the 742 East Ave. Mrs. Isaac Feldman of Swampscott, Massachusetts, to Keith Jason Fish State-run Institute of Social In bein, son of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Jay Fishbein of Provi dence. The surance can provide the same ser (At the Blackstone Blvd end of Hope St.) ceremony was performed by Rabbi Jonathan Rosenbaum of Temple Israel vices at a fraction of the cost. The in Swampscott. , proposed bill would have the Open evenings until midnight. The bride, a graduate of Swampscott High and Brown University, is a Minister of Health determine the second year medical student at the University of Massachusetts Medical premiums. Opponents want a School in Worcester, Massachusetts. public council to make that deci (Clo1ed Sun. & Mon. Durtn1 July & Aug.) The groom, a graduate of the Providence Hebrew Day School and sion. But the greatest opposition , Brown University, will attend the Brown University Medical School this has been engendered by the bill's September. The couple will reside in Uxbridge, Massachusetts. failure to guarantee that a sub scriber who wishes to leave one Call 722-7474 for fund for another will not be subject to reprisals from the health fund he Take out service Society is quitting. Under the present system, a worker cannot benefit MEISELMAN - HORKAN degree from the five-college from the Histadrut medic'll services 1 Mr. and Mrs . Michael program of the University of unless he is a member of Histadrut SPECIALISTS IN HAIR CARE & SKIN CARE Meiselman of Barbour Drive an Mas sac husetts , Amherst, and if he is a member he is required 300 COUNTY ROAD. BARRINGTON, A.I. nounce the engagement of their Hampshire, Smith and Mt. to subscribe to the Histadrut sick 245-3232 daughter, Miss Deborah Ruth Holyoke. He received his master's fund. Under the proposed measure, Meiselman, to Michael T. Horkan, degree from Brown University and 245-4519 a worker may transfer to another SKIN DEPT son of Mrs. William Horkan of has · studied at Middlebury. Dr. fund at six-month intervals but has Falls Church, Virginia, and the late Yoken is an associate professor of no guarantee that if he does so, he Mr. Horkan. French at Southeastern has threatened to vote agai nst the Miss Meiselman attended Drew Massachusetts University in North bill unless guarantees arc written University and is a graduate of Dartmouth. into it. Most observers expect the ·American University. She is The couple is residing presently draft to be revised several times presently employed as the director in Fall River, Massachusetts, after a before it is implemented nearly two of public relations and membership wedding trip to Virginia Beach, years from now. at the Institute for Manpower Williamsburg and Paris, France. Resources, Inc., in Washington, master's degree in speech therapy Announcing DC. Mr. Horkan graduated from SURPRISE PARTY from Adelphi College, Long Island, Virginia Polytechnic Institute. He is Mrs. William Levi o( Portland, New York . , currently with the United States Maine, honored her husband with a SKIN CARE DEPARTMENT Department of Justice where he is surprise party at the art gallery on THIRD CHILD director of personnel-systems. the occasion of his 50th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Z. Hersliel Smith A September 11 wedding is Guests attended from Maine, of Providence and Narragansett Now Offering: planned. Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Pier announce the birth of their Mrs. Levi is the daughter of Mr. third child and s~ond son, Ely TWO FULLY EQUIPPED STEIN • YOKEN and Mrs. Diner of Cranston. Joshua on July 14. Miss Cynthia B. Stein, daughter Maternal grandparents are Mr. FACIAL ROOMS of Dr. and Mrs. Bernard B. Stein . ON FURLOUGH and Mrs. Sanford Mills of BODY MASSAGE Dr. Melvin B. Yc;,ken, son of Bala Sgt. Howard Licker, son of Mr. Warwick. Paternal grandparents Cynwyd, Pennsylvania, was and Mrs. 'M. Licker of Miami, are Mr. and Mrs. Archie Smith of MAKE-UP APPLICATION married to of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Florida, returned home from a one Providence. B. Yoken of Fall River, year tour of duty in Korea for the Paternal great-grandmother is Massachusetts, at a ceremony in Air Force. He will be stationed at Mrs. Joshua Bell of Providence. Other Skin Care Services Include: · Temple Adath Israel in Merion, Pease Air Force Base in New Pennsylvania on Sunday, June 20, Hampshire after a 45-day furlough. LLB DEGREE EYEBROW SHAPING • MANICURES at 12:30 p.m'. A reception followed. Sgt. Licker is the grandson of Mr. Sabina Faust-Adams, daughter Rabbi Efry Spectre officiated. and Mrs. Al Dintr of Cranston. of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Faust of 130 INDIVIDUAL EYELASH INSTALLATION , Miss Teena Dein was maid of Clay Street, Pawtucket, has recently WAXING: TEMPORARY HAIR REMOVAL honor. Junior bridesmaids were RASCH ·. FINBERG been awarded an LLB degree at the Sharon, Jessica and Elaine Stein, all The marriage of Miss Lois S. school of law, Universi.ty of New !DEPILAT_RON!PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL nieces of the bride. Miss Stephanie Finberg to Allan_Rasch took place South Wales, Sydney, Australia. · Stein, Miss Laurie Yoken and Miss last week in Copenhagen, Den- She received the 1975 Elisa Yoken were nower girls. mark. Butterworths Book 'Prize for Civil ~ Stephen Yofcen, brother of the The bride is the daughter of Mr. Rights. She is presently Jeceiving 6 Our Estheticians were educated bridegroom, was best man. and Mrs. Burton A. Finberg of months of practical training at the under Christine Valmy of College of Law, before admission as The bride wore a neo-classic peau Providence. The Finbergs attended New York and Maria Pole of de soie gown l.[immed in Alencon the wedding ceremony · and the a solicitor in 1977. lace and seed pearls. The reception dinner at Bregnerod WARNS U.S• . New Jersey bridesmaids wore floral print KRO, a 400-year-old inn located WASHINGTON: Prof. David ~, gowns. . about .ten miles outside the city of Landes, of Harvard · University, ~ The bride is a graduate of Penn- Copenhagen. declared- that the United States sylvania Stale University where she A,lso attending from the United could not afford to abandon Israel OUR NEWEST EXPANSION received a BA and an MA degree. Stales were the sister and brother- because to do so would lead to a ( · j She received an MEd degree from in-law of the bride, Dr. and· Mrs. connict between rich, (eudal Arab f'lff ANY'S NORTH Temple University. She also attend- Charles H. Mandell of Providence States and the poor, radical ones. OPENING SEPTEMBER 1ST I ed St. Joseph's College, the Univer- and their two sons, David a'nd There could also be a global clash sity of Strasbourg, the University of Kenneth Mandell. between the United States and the Our North Mineral Spring· branch' Dijon,and the University of Greno- The bride i.s a graduate of Erner- Soviet Union, he warned. This in North Providen.ce 'ble. She is a,french teacher. .1 son Collue, Boston, would ha;11e disastrous results for_•. 11 ,,.i1, _will offer.!he aa~e select aerv)c~ d · ].hf, briMgr~m holds. a PhD, :,~a~••c~11s~tts, .• f'I~ , ~arn11 he,r,; ~ !.u~fd:~·lt•:•.." 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'6-THE"RHO'DE ISLAND H~l(ALb,'FRii>Av; Atiousfi: ·1976 .. JIIGHLANDS.n:srtY~L_ drama, nea market, antique autos, TEXAS FOLKLIFE Virginia Highlands Festival, W(!.rkshops, children's activities. Texas Folklife Festival, San An Basic Data On 5 Known Aoingdon, .Va.,;Aug. 1-15. Arts and Contact: Va. Highlands Festival, tonio, Texas, Aug. 5-8. Food, music crafts -demonstration~. music, 703 628-3311. and dances of more than 28 ethnic groups who contributed to the Major Terrorist Bands SPECIAL OFFER TO state's growth and development are Gathered here is basic data on pseudonym of llich Ramircz .BANK AMERICARD HOLDERS highlighted. Contact: Marion five of. the Known Major terrorist Sa nchcz , a 25-year-·old Travis, 5-12/226-7651. bands. The information appeared in Venezuelan, who led the seizure of 20% OFF ALL IOOiS ON THAYER ST. LEVEL ONLY. · the New York Times. · government officials as hostages }'ugust 2nd thru August 21st. MUSIC FOR All OCCASIONS Tbe Mobammed Boudla Commu during a meeting of the Organiza do, also known as Jhe Carlos group tion of Petroleum Exporting Coun WEDDINGS& and, more recently, the Arm of the tries in Vienna last December. . IAR MITZVAHS Arab Revolution, is a radical left, The Popular Front for the Libera anti:zionist organizatiol) with tion of Palestine, a Marxist group, RICHARD CHERLIN about 40 members, according to split off in the late I 960's from ORCHESTRA some accounts. It began in the early other Palestinian organizations that I 970's as part of the Popular Front denounce terrorism unless it is con 781-4288 for the Liberation of Palestine. ducted in Israel. Its leader, Dr. Carlos is believed to be the George Habash, a Lebanese Chris tian, says the group carries out terrorist attacks only in the Middle East. The front is believed to have 36 BRANCH AVE. (Jct. ftlo. Main St.} NEW and USED 1,000 potential action and support BRANCH AVE. EXIT - RT. 95 agents in Lebanon and a few in -_OFFICE FURNITURE Europe, and , according to PROVIDEN.CE, R. I. 02904 intelligence specialists, its • Desks.• Chairs • Files operations commander, Wadi Had PHONE l274-9000 dad. may have been involved in the hijacking of an Air France plane to Uganda last month. NATHAN WEISS JORDAN AGRONICK • OFFICE SUPPLIES Black September, which was • PRINTERS formed in early 1971 as an offshoot HOWARDS. WEISS LOWELL DELERSON of Al Falah. the principal Palesti • SHIPPING ROOM SUPPLIES nian guerri ll a organization, burst into prominence on Nov. 28 of that year with the assassination of the Rhode Island's Largest Stock and Showrooms Jordanian Prime Minister, Wasfi Tai , in Cairo. The organization took its name from the crackdown in September 1970 by King Hussein against Palestinian guerrillas. On Sept. 5, 1972, when seven of Black September guerrill as attacked the Israeli Olympic team at Munich, it was said to number 300 members. The Japanese -Red Army, a radical leftist group formed in the lalc 1960's or ea rl y ?O's with a limited domestic base in Japan. is said lo have 30 to 40 members operating in the Far East, Middle East and Eu rope. Three of its members staged the attack on the Tel Aviv airport in 1972 that resulted in 26 deaths. The group's mos t prominent leader-agent, Yukuta Furuya, was arrested in France in 1974, but his release was obtained after other members of the gang seized the French Embassy in The Hague several months later. The Baader-Melnhof gang, an anarchist organization that terroriz ed West Germany in the early I 970's, had about 50 full-time members, but it has been inactive as a group since 1973. Most of its known le aders and members are in jail. Ulrike Meinhof, who organized the gang with Andreas Baader, was found hanged in her cell on May 9. Principal terrorists who have work• ed with the gang or related groups include Carlos and Wilfred Bose, a· ~'~a checking German who was killed in the Israeli rescue operation in Uganda andsavJ!igsaccount_ July 3. -and we'll make a $dentists Study Mental Diseases $5 depositforyott' REHOVOT: New means for diagnosing and eventually treating mental and neurological diseases Come to any Hospital Trust office and open a savings are being developed by a Swedish account with $19() or more and a checking account for Israeli research team. The team is headed by Professor David Samuel, any amount and wei add $5 to your savings account of the Weizmann lnstitutc's isotope H you already bank at Hospital Trust, you can research department, and Professor get $5, too. Hyou have a checking account at Goran Scdvall, of Stockhoim 's Hospital Trust, open a $100 savings account and Karoiinska Institute. we11 add $5 to it If you have a sa~account, Recently it has become apparent that mental disorders such as just add $100 to it and open a ch~ account and schizophrenia, mania and depres you11 get $5. Hyou have chec~ and savings sion arc associated with changes in acq)Ullts, just start a Save-o-atlc account and brain biochemistry. U ndcr a grant agree to automatically transfer $25 a month from the United States National Institutes of Health, such changes ormore from your checking to your savings and arc now being studied by the Israeli we11 give you $5. · and Swedish scientists. The offer's valid through August 31. Come on The team is using a newly in. There'.s $5 hanging in the balance. . developed stable isotope technique to label "biogenic amines," the neurotransmitters formed in the brain from amino acids and oxygen, which act as chemical messengers in the brain and arc believed to . take ioufeelbetter part in "mood" related mental dis orders. Plans also call for studying at Hospital 'Ilust the causes of certain neurological banking diseases, such as Parkinsons' dis ease. . . ~ . - SUBSCRIBE TO the Herald, and receive it in the mail every PePosit must remain in the sayings account for 14 months. week. For information. call the ~.19(8 t ♦ - · , - MenmrF.0.1.C. Herald at 724-0200. . b '· '• / THE RHODE.iSLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1976-7 .. -East" played thlit card. They fig- . went right up with Dummy's King • vor, you should do all you can to • •• • ured that. ·East had bid Spades so when West played low. He had ·-- would. i,robably have the Acc. Tlic · g~t _!!!is knowledge and t_hen guess. - ·. made the hand legitimately. Why successful ·Declarer figured I say that is I watched one De- /·. diflercntly. He decided that as . darer make the hand when hi~ West . had opened the bidding he West opponent played the Spade Hnilll A Party? would lfc the one most likely lo Ace on the first lead of that suit have that Ace. That is · why· he CALL thus taking away any guess. That played North's King rather than is really bad unless he was afraid the Jack. · East had a six card suit which U RENT-ALLS True. that logic turned out cor would leave Declarer with a sin rect but there is a much more sci ...... - gleton. Possible but not probable. Tables Chain -~ - " Today"s han is another of entific way to play the hand to al E w Moral: You can always make those where tliere is a sup~osed -I ♦ I ♦ most insure the contract as long as Champagne Fountains yo ur guess if you have to but when p it is makeable. One Declarer-did guess. Under normal circum ' p you can postpone it until you have stances, guesses are right half the The bidding could be considered play it that way. The beginning is learned more about the hand to time. In this hand, what might be 725-3779 normal enough. West, Dealer, had the same but this Declarer decided make your guess mo re in your la- considered an educated guess a minimum opening bid and East that ' he was going to postpone his would_ even· work against the De certainly had enough to re~pond at Spade guess until he had more in clarer who. would li sten to the suit the one level. South had a line formation. He felt that for East to bid and then govern himself ac overcall which West. having noth bid, even at the one level. he prob JU LIE / s '\OS--ifR cordingly. Actually, the hand ing extra to bid with and not ably had one of the two remaining JEc lC:,. T~SjE_ ".. should always have been made Aces. West had shown the Club forced, passed. North had enough ~) --1 c::i~ sTRE~ T .T. -. · without any guesses si mply by gar Ace already. So before tryi_ng the to raise his partner's overcall. Re 61 , 9196 . M0~R IS0N & SCH I ff . nering all the information avail member, one should not take the Spades he played Diamonds until able and guiding the play accord attitude. "You only made an over lo! and behold! it was East not ingly . call, Partner'" and should raise West who played that Ace. Now it ·••usMAN'S SPICIAL was simple to figure that West had North with Trump support and seven point s. East, under th'c ,. to have the Spade Ace for hi s ROAST IEEF SANDWICH ♦ K J 7 opening bid. So when this De • K 10 9 vulnerability conditions. could not ON BREAD, POTATO SALAD OR clarer _played his ~rst_ Spade, he ♦ 10 3 bid again. But South had a good COLESLAW AND COFFEE. NO enough hand to carry on to game ♦ 8 5 4 2. s1.ao where the hand was played most SUISTITUTION. West East of the time. 5 ♦ A 82 ♦ Q 10 9 5 4 M&S KOSHER 1 09 The first three tricks went the BUYTHEPOUND • • 6 3 •1 same at every table I watched. FRANKFURTERS ♦ J 9 4 ♦ A 8 6 5 West - playing two high Diamonds CELLOWRAPPED BUYTHEBOX 99 ,li ♦ AK 10 9 6 • J 7 J and then allo1Yong South to ruff South the third. I watched as every De • 6 J clarer but one now pulled Trumps M&S KOSHER •AQJ8S2 and then led a Spade toward ♦ K Q 7 2 Dummy's King-Jack. One did ROAST BEEF guess right and put _i n the 'King ❖ ♦ Q when West played low smoothly. "Ask Us about low Cott East was Dealer. East and West The rest all hopefully finessed for Toun and Packages to VITA CHOPPED vulnerable wittr this bidding: the Queen and felt unlucky when 69 ( Israel." HERR I NG SAL AD \Ii• 81 ~! For All Your Travel Weitz Wild Dream: Needs see HOPE fint. IHEGUlll You'll Get Honest Value, WMIU Expert Counseling, and LOX ITlASTS Settling The Dunes the lowest Fares! 3.4911. Cal 721-3611 ByGIISNu cy. Israel has more farmers than HOPE TRAVEL, INC. OUR NEW DISCOUNT EVERY DAY JERUSALEM: (JTA): When demand. This, said Weitz, is the 32 Goll A,e., Ra'anan Weitz looks at the Negev clear indication of agricultural PRICES ARE IN EFFECT Notional 8uildin , Powtuclcet Desert he sees what some argue is a success. Since Israel is almost total mirage - a wild dream - the ly self-sufficient in supplying its blossoming of a 1.25 million-dunam agricultural needs, one might think stretch of land, populated by 200,- it is time to divert public attention 000 enthusiastic settlers, with hun - and funds - from the coun dred of millions of cubic meters of tryside to industrialized areas. But water, produced by a nuclear reac Weitz said no. Because agriculture FORE COURT tor. But last week, Weitz, chairman has been one of the suc:ccss stories of the Jewish Agency Settlement of the Israeli economy, it should be · Department, convinced Premier broadened, intensified and adjUJted Yitzhak Rabin that his vision was to new needs. The farming branch TENNIS CLUBS worth serious consideration. The could serve as a valuable tool in idea of developing a vast rural area bridging the alarming gap in the east of Beersheba is no wild dream balance of trade, Weitz said. Bellingham, Mass. - Cumberland, R. I. for Weitz. "The Southern Project," Moreover, he observed rural as calls it, is, as far as Weitz is. settlers have always been - and concerned, a natural consequence; will continue to be - the social considering Israel's economic, elitt. -ln addition, agricultural social and political needs at the settlements arc important clements AND-COMING SOON present. in the country's defense lines. The Allllll4uce Of F.,_. . key to modern agriculture, Weitz Zionism' s first stage, the said, is not heavily populated agricultural development of the villages, bµt rather the development land of Israel, has in fact been of large areas by the right nu'J1ber achieved, said Weitz in an interview and quality of people. 'with the Jewi$h Telegraphic Agen- Weitz believes that the sand dunes of the Negev have just the Status Improved right soil for growing grains and vegetables for export. This has been For Circassians the successful experience of the new settlements in the Raffah area on JERUSALEM (JTA): The theMediterraneancoastnearGaza. Cabinet has decided to improve the - official status of Israel's Circassian Weitz's projected development area would · stretch from Raffah cast to community consisting of some 3,- the Halutza sand dunes on the 000 Moslems of Caucasian origin international border line l?ctwcen who have successfully integrated into Israeli society. The Cabinet's Israel proper and the Sinai penin- • . sula, and up to Beersheba in the action places the C1rcass1ans on the North. Similar worlc would be done same official level with the. more OUR NEWEST FACILITY - FORE COURT 111 · numerous Druze. Both minorities in the Arava along the southern serve in Israel's armed forces from border with Jordan, and in the Across From Lincoln Mall which the Arab · population is northern Jordan Valley between barred. Jericho and Beisan: The biggest The Circassians will be dealt with problem of all is water; The project will demand, according to Wcitz's FEATURING:· henceforth directly by government own calculations, some 220 million offices rather than through ihe _ various minist'crial Arab cubic meters of water yearly. -This e 8 INDOOR COURTS • LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUSE figure sounds like science fiction in departments.-0fficially, thcy will terms of the dry_.N.ege,v ... Weitz's ,- INQIRECT LIG_H,TJNG • CONVENIENT LOCATION enjoy virtually the same. .privileges sofution is the creatio.11 ·o( li•nuclear-' .. as the Jewish population . . But ac- •reactor which . would suppiy 600 cording to some· Druze leaders · experienced in dealing directly with million m_egawatts of electricity and · • 120 million cubic meters of water. .by government departmeiits this is a . .. ·desalination, with an investment of · mixed blessing. The Druze ·have · . SSOO million. Even tllis will not be FREE COURT TIME AVAILABLE complained that since they were ac-. :. . enQugh to. cover i.he projel)t's water At Our New Lincoln Facility ' corded the. same trcatmen-t.. as :····needs. An additional .plant would .Jewish citizens tile quality pf supply ·ariother 100 million ~ubic AUGUST 16th thru AUGUSf 31st ~"II PoL,I T (lpll0

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRID~ Y, AUGUST 6, 1976-9

Max Richter ,pundc,tion_:: Hold_~ _ .lsraei To__~riSf!t FigU!8~ This year the numbecof tourists is HIGH PRODUCT INTEREST At 1 Million Since r949 expected to top the 740,000 mark. doubles newspaper ad readership. 2nd ·Religioris 'Conversation' ·- JERUSALEM (JCNS): Almost The second annual "Max Richter University · of Chicago: Wayne A. seven million tourists have visited PRIVATE CHAUFFEUR Conversation;" a program ,of dis Meeks, Yale; Michael Fishbanc, Israel since it was established 28 JOE ANDRE'S with limousine cussions on ques~ions in the study Brandeis: Steven T. Katz, Dart• years ago. Figures contained in a ORCHESTRA ...t.1 dienh fo, lripo, shopping, etc. Writ• fo, details of religions, was . held at Brown mouth: Jakob J. Petuchowski and · special booklet "Israel Tourism" • MuMC for that 'I/Iffy. speciol offoir University July 26-27 under the Elisabeth Petuchowski, Hebrew· issued by the Government lnforma- · WNlliatsa.r ■ ihfllis P.O. Box 86, auspices of The Max Richter Foun Union College; Benedict T . .tion C~ter, show "that 22,000 831-3739 Res. 944-7298 Exeter, R.I . 02822 dation of RhodcJsland. More than Viviano, O.P., Aquinas Institute, tourists went to Israel in 1949, and 60 scholars and students par Dubuque: Tzvee Zahavy, Universi- in 1972 there was a record total of ticipated. ty of Minnesota: David Altshuler, 728,000. Major papers focused upon the George Washington University: B. ------J'Re Jlrena Blu6 -study of ancient Judaism. Lecturers Barry Levy, McGill; Jack GERTRUDE'S cor6iaU9 inoifea !JOU fo a/fend were Dr. Geza Vcrmes, Oxford Lightstone, Concordia; Mary C. · University: and professors Baruch Callaway, Fordham; Alan Segal, Ins... a cocKfai/ parl9 A. Levine, New York University: Princeton; Robert Schumcistcr, 9 LISTER DRIVE Gary G. Porton, University of Jewish Theological Seminary: BARRINGTON lo inlro6uce Illinois: and William Scott Green, Stuart Miller, N.Y.U. 245-2727 University of Rochester. The Also 0 Lawrcnce Schiffman, · papers dealt with the philological N.Y.U.: Eric M. Meyers, Duke: cJltrS/anle9 J. 8.inger _study of Judaism, midrash, and the Carol Meyers, Duke and University UNIQUE! use of Talmudic stories for of North Carolina; Reuven UNUSUAL! (Rea6 profeuional) historical study. Kimelman, Amherst. Vernon Rob In addition to Brown graduate bins. Illinois: Barbara Sobieszek, EXCLUSIVE! Juea6a9 ~ 10, J9l6 students and faculty, the following Rochester: Paul Ritterband, For Your S:onvenience al were- in attendance: Dieter Georgi,. CUNY: Merrill Miller, Wesleyan; GIFT WRAPPING Harvard; Jonathan Z. Smith, John T. Townsend, Episcobal TELEPHONE ORDERS Divinity School, Cabridge; Joel DEUVERY ORDERS J.Jt:~ _,I 1111no. main .s, Bid At Settlement Zaiman, Temple Emanu-EI and OPEN WEEKDAYS Brown University: Paul Hardy, 12 :30 - 4:00 prcmi6ence Blocked By Israel Oxford University: Howard clinic.; TEL AVIV: More than 50 Jewish Apothaker, HUC-JIR, NY ; Mor Sal. & Sun . Eves . . by appl. cocKlail Rour militants attempting to set up an ton Smtih. Columbia: Sa muel Closed Tues . 6emonalralion unauthorized settlement near Sandmel, HUC: David Halivni, ,pm-8pm a:aopm Jericho in occupied Jordanian Jewish Theological Seminary; territory were blocked this week by Baruch M . Bokser, California· Israeli forces. ( Berkeley). Among friends of the Mushroom According to a Defense Ministry Department of Religious Studies at source,- army officers persuaded Brown were Selma Pilavin , z,~'kldti4##4 most of the militants to return to Providence. and Mr. Thomas J. Jerusalem after they had spent Tisch, New York City. Merton seven futile hours motoring through Stoltz, president. and Maurice the Judean Desert. The official said · Glicksman dean of the faculty, both Most restaurants ANNOUNCES ITS some of the militants who were of Brown and Mrs. Glicksman also serve mushrooms fresh resisting evacuation were forced participated in the meetings. from the can or freezer. upon a bus. The ·Richter Foundation, in Complete with preserv ''NEW POLICY'' The militant group were memory of the lat Max Richter of ' ENTIRE FALL COUECTION atives. And additives. members of the Gush Emunim, a Paterson, New Jersey, sponsors movement led by Orthodox rabbis. academic meetings in Judaic studies The Grist Mill serves Army reservists patrolling the and contributes toward the publica fresh mushrooms se %- same region along the Dead Sea tion of scholarly books in that field, lected from the produce coast intercepted two heavily armed as well as supporting students and market. Full of nature. 20 0CASH DISCOUNT Arabs approaching the research projects. It maintains an No preservatives. No active interest in support of northwestern shore in a makeshift additives. boat. According to an an programs in public health art, TIE FALL FASHIONS ARE EXCITING •.• SEE THEM! nouncement by the military com tnusic and nature education in the Is this something . mand, one of them was killed and Stale of Israel. Its board of direc to stalk about? We t COATS • SlJTS t DRESSES tors consists of Rabbi and Mrs. Joel the other injured. think so. tGOWNS t BLOUSES t SLACKS The two carried explosives in ad Zaiman and Professor and Mrs. The Old Grist Mill dition lo submachine guns, in Jacob Neu sner, all of Pro vidence: Tavern is a mere 5 t PANT SUITS t SKIRTS· t RAINWEAR dicating they were on a sabotage Dr. an·d Mrs. Elihu Richter, mission, according to military Jerusa lem . and Professor William minutes from down sources. Scot! Green, Rochester, New York . town Providence (take CASH • BANKAMERICARD • MASTERCHARGE 195 East to Exit 7). Open daily from 11:30 Weitz Wild Dream: AM until . .. z,~'kldti4'H4 WAYLAND SQUARE Sett.ling Th.e Dunes HOURS: 9 to 6:30 • NO EVENINGS (Continued from page 7) planning of the project. Then would sew~ge water from the Tel Aviv come the operation of the purified area to the south. water system, and, after eight years, The Setden the nuclear reactor. The water Announcing Weitz has no doubt about finding system would be completed within the right people to come and settle IO years and the entire project the Opening ·of his "Southern Project." Just give within 15 years. them the framework and they,_ will · Qaest1oa ol Jeopeny come and. do the job, he said. The f;lis plans raise the question of importance of the "Southern whether carrying out the "Southern Project," according to Weitz, is that Project" would jeopardize efforts to_ :J.ur:J Omega it would help meet Israel's settle the Galilee, of which more t'J economic needs, help populate the than half the population arc Arabs. Negev with desirable groups .and "On the contrary," said Weitz, his help strengthen problematic securi- eyes shining with vision: "the Get Acquainted Sale ty areas such as the Jewish 'Southern Project' will serve as the settlements bordering the Gaza economic basis for the devc!opment Strip and others on the Jordanian of the Galilee. In order to develop NEW FALL LINE border. the Galilee, the country must begin · The plan, so clear on paper, to manufacture more, and presents tremendous difficulties. manufacturing it can do in the from luxurious But Weitz believes he has the south with export-oriented villages. answers. One key problem, quite I have one sick leg. This is the Minks and Sables obviously, is money. The scheme Galilee. In order to cure it, I must would cost some $2.25 billion, to be strengthen the other leg - the to fantastic spent over 15 years - the time it Negev." would take to complete the project. On political grounds, the plan Most of the money, sdme $1.5 • has met with stiff criticism. Ad Fun Furs billion, W~itz said, would be raised vocates of Greater Israel accuse as a loan from foreign sources, most Weitz, known as a dove, of propos probably the U. S. The rest should . ing the plan to divert attention from Also come from Israel's develop.ment their demands for populating the budget (Bonds) and from -the occupied areas. Weitz responds that resources of the settlers themselves. he reached his conclusion and Custom Made Furs This, of course, is a sizeable calculations entirely on cconomi~ challenge. It is not easy nowadays considerations. "It is only a coin to get such large loans from the U. cidence that the plan fits my and Restyling· S. - witness the "transitional aid" political beliefs," he noted. Rabin tussle - and Israel's development . approved last week the setting up of 835 HOPE STREET budget is constantly shrinking. a team of six experts to work out a Above all, the potential settlers specific plan for the "Southern PROVIDENCE HOURS: would be unlikely to settle if it costs Project." Within a year, the experts _351-4147 . Mon. thru Sat. 9-5 them too much money. According are scheduled to bring their findings to Weitz's . plan, sct,tlcment ,would before the Cabinet for a final dcci- Eves, by, appoi~tment • .. , . ~e,gin ~(o,11i . :i:e.a.n, .aftft . t,!tf . i.Jliti\1,. ~ipQ ~ ~ , , , J , +, ' , . " .... 1 1 I ~••1 ' •• 1 .._ ,.1'1 'e, i -•11,• , 1 "'\ \ I ' 14 • ..,. i t ~ 1 1 1 i , ~l -11, 1 · .10-THE RHODE IS~ND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1976 ' · .. .. ., -C~ngre}s Seelcs -Legislation Which Will Curb Air Service NEW YORK (JT~): The any nation that encourages, American Je'!"ish Congress has call- protects, supplies - or fails to take • ed on the Ford Administration and appropriate action against - the international civil aviation com organ~zations guilty of air c:ldleron munity to seal off all countries that terrorism." The statement urged ,give sanctuary or support to air that letters be sent to the Inter hijackers. Because "the United national Air Transport Association theroofwe Nations cannot and will not act," · and International Federation of airlin~ and air pilot groups .. must Airlines Pilots Association urging don't have, act together so that no one and no them .. to make clear that they will country may reap benefit from air no longer ny to any nation that: butwecan piracy," the AJCongrcss said in a refuses immediately to return a statement. hijacked plane, its passengers or putjoyin Without waiting for the airlines crew: gives haven to those responsi and air pilots to act. however, the ble for any hijacking; or fails to Bar Mitzvahs, statement declared "our prosec ute or extradite . hijack government can move now to end terrorists promptly." violence in the air." The Kosher Parties, AJCongress called for legislation The statement concluded: "Such directing the president to suspend a resolute and publicly announced &Wed _ air service lo: "any country used as program, combining action by the NEW LOOK FOR YOUR HOME OR OFFICE a base of operations or training or private international civil aviation as a sanctuary for terrorists; any community and by our own country that arms, aids or abets government, will not only deter the terrorist organizations; and any lawless acts of private persons; it FOR country that continues to maintain will also serve notice that any coun air traffic with an offending state." try that encourages these acts by CUSTOM DHPIS The AJCongress also urged condoning them and by offering ~ SLIPCOVERS legislation to curtail "a U. S. haven to the guilty will suffer Providence WINDOW SHADES economic and military assistance to serious penalty." IEDSPREADS ~orriott. UPHOLSTERING I.. ______T.....,_h_e __ A __ r_t_s ______.... l l,:;;;;;;C=h~•.•;;;;l"e;;;;s;;.7;;;;"..:;;;; ... ~~;;;;;;;.o~s~S-tr-ee_t_s ;;;;;J CALL 725-2160 REHOBOTH MUSIC Matunuck. 02879 or by calling the The Rehoboth Music Festival box office at 789-3051. 725 DEXTER ST. will present the Rhode Island Cu rrently a t the Matunuck playhouse through Sunday, August CENTRAL FALLS Philharmonic Woodwind Quintel in concert on Sunday. August 8. at 8. is the Broadway song and dance HOUIS: 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 8: 15 p.m. The concert will take revival. "Irene:· · place in Goff Memorial Hall. Rehoboth Village. 'PINOCCHIO' Members of the quintet include ""Pinocchio" will be the third at Gregory Zeitlin. Frank Marinaccio. traction in the ' Musicals for Timothy Valentine. Susan Wood C hildren se ri es at Theatre-By- The and Kathryn Hunt. The program Sea. Matunuck. It will play two will include selections from Barthe. Saturdays. August 7 and 14 . at 11 Dcslandres, Sweelinck, Haydn. Per a.m. and I p.m. , sichelli. Debussy and Joplin Tickets may be ordered by writing Theatre-By-The-Sea. MUSIC EVENT Matunuck 02879, or by calling the The 1920 rhythms of Dixieland box office at 789-3051 . and the strumming sounds of Bluegrass music will be featured in 'LUV' AT BROWN a special. free outdoor concert at "Luv." Murray Schisgal's ANNOUNCES THE Wethersfield Commons. the Broadway comedy, is the final • APPOINTMENT OF quadrominium complex at 1075 offering of the Brown University Jefferson Boulevard., Warwick. on Summer Theatre"s 1976 season. The STANLEY SINGER Sunday, August 8, from 2 until 4 play will be presented at the Faunce •• Head Profauional p.m. The Jewels of Dixie and the House Arena Stage August 4 - 8 A pioneer in the tennis comp field and in indaar tennis, he Bullonwood Siring Band will 'be and 11 - 15 . Performances begin at brings 25 years experience in many areas of tennis teaching. featured in this special two-hour 8 p.m. Tickets may be obtained by event to which the public is invited. calling 863-2838 or writing to Former Davis Cup coach, Mr. Singer was responsible far the Brown Sum mer Theatre, Box 1897, complete development of Alex Olmeda, the 1959 World SMITHFIELD PLAYERS Providence 02912. Champion. In addition, 12 of his pupils hove won Notional 1'he Smithfield Players will HIGH PRODUCT INTEREST Titles. present the musical "Oliver" at the Smithfield High School Auditorium on August 12 and 14 at 8 p.m. and August 15 al 2:30 p.m. EMPIRE TURKEYS The group is sponsored by the Smithfield Recreation Department 10 LB \ OR lJP under Mr. William Nangle. The production will be directed by David DeAngelis Jr. and .the musical director will be Susa.nn Sachuk. Reservations may be made by WI TH 10 PURCHA\l calling 231-7932 or 231-9260. or ticket may be purchased at the door.

RI PHILHARMONIC The Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra will present a summer pops concert at India Point Park in Providence on Thursday evening, August 12, at 6:30 p.m. Their first performance at India Poinj. Park, the concert will be open to the public free of charge. This concert is being ·sponsored through a grant from the Rhode cc Island State Council on the Arts EDWIN S. SOFORENKO and by the City of Providence. C Mayor Vincent Cianci will make a Michael H. Silverman Howard S. Greene ---4 few opening remarks before the Robert J. Janes Peter Fallon· IUll conercert. E. ,.... Murry A( Halpert ~ohn Edge 'CANDIDE' AT MATUNUCK C. Fred Corbett, CLU :c ·CREAM CHEESE Leonard Bernstein's "Candide" will be staged at Matunuck's ALL UNES OF INSURANCE FOR BUSINESS Theatre-By-The-Sea beginning INDUSTRY , HOME AND PERSONAL PROTECTION '"~ 1.19 Tuesday, August I 0, and con tinuing through Sunday, August 22 . 211 ANGELL STREET V\ Performances will be given Tues day thrqugh Friday at- 8:30 p.m., UNion 1-1923 ::C 243 RESERVOIR AVENUE Saturdays·at 6 and 9 p.m. and Sun_ 0 PROVIDENCE /Near Cramton Line ) days at 7 p.m. Wednesday matinees are_a! 7 _p.m. ' INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, INC. -,:, 461-0425 ·Tie'ki!t'S' ffra·y be ·· ordered b:,i --l'i♦ i-f11! ~-,;r~4~if~iea ; S:..- & - SW4.k... _ ---~ ·- ·

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1976-11 Oldest Profession _ per:a:nt have pimps. Most of the Letters to the Editor that arc· girls keep all of their earnings for ·no~-signed- wil~ not be considered Thrives In lsraef themselves, Amir said. for ·publication. ·JERUSALEM: The . world's BICENTENNIAL SABBATH oldest profession· is nourishing in Israel where prostitutes can earn up NEW YORK, Harold M . ' to 11, 1000 (about 5130) a day, ac Jacobs. President of the Union of cording to Hebrew U nivcrsity Orthodox Jewish Congregations of researcher Dr. Menahem Amir who 'America, has declared Saturday, gave a learned lecture on the subject May 15 , 1976. as the official on a radio economics program. Bicentennial Sabbath for American Street walkers with a strong w9rk Orthodox Jewry. ethic accommodate 12-15 clients a day, Amir said. Higher class call RESERVE EARLY FOR LABOR DAY girls take fewer clients but charge much more, he said. Amir reported that according to I s MILLIS MASS. 020S4 police figures, there arc- 600-800 NOV IC K TEL. 617-37 6-14S6 known prostitutes working in Tel . Aviv. Israel's largest city. In A NEW ENGLAND RUSTIC RESORT Jerusalem, the second largest, only IS ROOMS - S2 WITH PRIVATE BATH about 80 are known to police, and EVERY SPORT & FACILITY - MODERN POOL 160' x 40' ~ in the third largest cily, Haifa, there are no more than 40 although Haifa DIETARY LAWS - SPECIAL DIETS is Israel's main port visited by GUEST SIGHTSEEING TO AU THE FAMOUS PLACES seamen from all over the world. SPECIAL JULY 24 THRU SEPT. 23, 1976 Israeli prostitutes might well be the envy of their sisters in other 7 DAYS 3 GOURMET MEALS parts of the globe. Only 15-20 $9 9 6 NITES - A DAY - DOUBLE LOUNGE-DANCING ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY - SOCIAL PROGRAM --7011,- SUNDAY DINNERS .9 J DAl'S-, 4 DAYS-3NITES 563 DOOR UNO TRIP SERVICE '

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The first of iz,Joo,ooo portion of this sum to put in bonds these sells at a discount, the last two and-or stocks to provide both in at a premium and together they come and some protection against yield an average 8.2% currently. CITY OF NEWPORT innation.? What securities would be For the equity portion of your suitable? C. H. Massachusetts portfolio, I would advise limiting RHODE ISLAND A. The pruilent planning that you the commitment in each issue of and your wife a~e doing now should $7,000. Three quality utilities 6.00% help to make ;y.our retirement years providing generous returns from golden. As you are aware, emphasis well-covered dividends are Carolina should be placed on income and Power & Light, New England Elec GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS safety, but at your age, equal atten tric and Public Service of New .-\PPROXll\.1.-\ TE tion should be given to the prospect Mexico. All three have rising AMOlJNT MATURITI' YIELD DOLLAR PRICE · of many years of eroding dol[a'r dividend patterns and are suggested SI 15,000 9/1/77 _;,;no;, 102.·U value. You hold as unspecified for your portfolio. In order to 15.000 9/l/i8 -too 103.80 lessen risk, the remaining four selec amounts of bonds and savings, both 15,000 9/1/79 -US I0U8 of which are fixed income tions have been chosen from 4 separate industry groups. 15,000 9/1/80 4.50 I0H.l American Brands ...:... cigarettes, 15,000 9/1/81 4.75 105.50 Nazi Film Maker food products and liquor - has I 5,()()() 9/1/82 4.95 105 . .39 consistently increased its dividend. 15,(KKl 9/1/83 5.10 105.H Raises Protests The earnings pattern has been MONTREAL (JTA): The Cana somewhat erratic in recent years 15.0(Kl 9/1/84 5.20 105.18 dian Jewish Congress has strongly reflecting foreign exchange 15.000 9/1/85 5.30 . !04.95 protested to the Organizational adjustments. · 15,(KJO 9/1/86 5.45 104.19 Committee for the Olympic Games American Telephone has, in 15,000 9/1/87 5.Ml I o_;.2 5 for its invitation to Lcni recent years, been more generous 5.75 102. H Riefenstahl, who was a leading· with· dividend increases. The rate 15,000 9/1/88 Nazi film propagandist, to attend has jumped 46% in the last 5 years 15,000 9/1/89 5.90 100.89 the games. The CJC has demanded compared with 18% in the previous 15,()()() 9/1/90 6.00 J00.00 that Robert Andras, Minister of 5. Beneficial Corp., a consumer 15,()()() 9/1/91 6.10 99.02 Manpower and Immigration, have loan company, has a substantial 15.000 9/1/92 6.20 97.98 .her "deported forthwith." In · stake in retailing through its Spiegel telegrams signed by Alan Rose, the and Western Auto subsidiaries. 15,000 9/1/9.l 6 ..m 96.89 CJC's national executive director, Record earnings a(e anticipated this 15,()(JO 9/1/94 6.+0 95.76 the representative organization of year. Mobil Oil, my final selection, 15,000 9/1/95 6.50 94.58 Canadian Jewry said Ricfcnstahl is a maverick among th~ inter 15,000 9/1/96 6.50 94.H was a ·"leading Nazi propagandist national oils by vfrtue of its impor employed by Goebbels and tant diversification moves. In- ~ 1ntrrn1 on t~ above: bonds is ,xempt from all pres,nt Federal Income Tax,~. and from prod11cer of films glorifying Hitler, . creased oil and gas productions tM Rhodt Island Ptl'SO!lal lncom, Tax. genocide •and ha\eful· Hitlerite should allow annual growth on the · Thnc bonds arc availabl, in dtnominations of SS,000. Thn arc when issutd and ofTcrtd master race philosophy.-" The CJC rate of 10%. subjt,ct to prior ~le and chang, in pritt. ' · said° ..it · was "appalled" that the This balanced bond-stock port- If you arc inttttSttd in any ofthtse bonds please callj(l_lh T. Mull,n. \'ice President. · · ·olympic committee .. should invite . folio will pay you $5,180 annually Riefenstahl and termed the invita in dividends al)d interest. Not only tion "action Canadian Jewry is the yield an above-average 7 .4%, regards as grievous insult" as well but there is inherent potential for MUNICIPAL as "abhorrent to the .Olympic growth from the equity portion. All spirit." The.PC demanded that the arc NYSE-listed. BOND ♦: invitation be withdra.wn. · Riefenstahl was the leading Nazi SUBSCRIBE to the _Herald, DEPARTMENT film director during · the Hitler and rcc~ive . it in th~ mail every . 351-2114 CITIZENS BANK regime and filmed the 1936 Olympic week. h1r mformat1on, call the -i••lerilt• ••••.•••••••• ••• ••••• U~w\1~_;1, lii·Pf'll· ...... , ~. , Chorney. Ho ii tho aon of Mr. and Tobacco Growers Initiating : •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ii, •••• •••••• ~ ••••• ••••••••• Mn. Irving Chorney "of 35 Cocl,,r large Scale Sales To Israel Pond. Drive, Warwick. TEL A VIV (JT A): The Dubek Miu Borlcowib' graduatod from Cigarette Co., Israel's largest Ocoanaiclo High School and holda a cigarette manufacturer, bought 20 dogroo in communicationa aa a tons of tobacco from Lebanese apooch and hoaring toachor from growers in the first large scale com SUNY at Buffalo, Now York. Mr. mercial transaction across the Chornoy , a graduate of Cran1ton northern boarder. • Up to now all High School .,,t and tho Univonity trade has been on an individual of lhoclo laland, rocoivod hi1 low basis but tobacco growers organiz clogroo from St. Mary'• Univonity in ed and elected a representative to San Anton·io, Toxa1. SALE deal with the Israelis. Thi couplo plon1 a S.ptombor 19, over 100 canvasses, crewel, rugs, The growers were paid in Israeli 1976, wodding. currency- which can be used to buy ENGAGED: Mr. and Mn. llenjamin Mr. Chomoy i1 tho grandaon of kits, accessories up to on'd over 50% off food, fuel and other commodities in Berkowitz of Ocoan1ido, long Mr. and Mn. Harry Chornoy of short supply in southern Lebanon. 793 Hope Street kland, Now · Yorli, announce tho Miami load,, Aorida, and of Mr. Providen·ce Israel is expected to buy hundreds ongagomint of thoir daughter, Miu and Mu. Samuel Shore of Carol Berkowitz, to. Alan D. of tons of tobacco from the Providonco. Lebanese farmers. Although southern Lebanon has been spared the ravages of the RADIPLOGY,ASSOCIA res, INC. Jewish Legislators civil war, the economic situation Vncent A. Deees;n;, M.D. there is bad. Many people arc out of work and there have been several Fraik W. Musche, Jr., M.D. 'Unsophisticated' requests that Israeli authorities SAN FRANCISCO: "Most of stereotype of the monolithic allow the Lebanese to a take jobs in Are pleased to-announce the association of the Jews . in Congress appeared Palestinians. and (b) economic and Israel. However, there are several somewhat confused and un military aid to Israel pass Congress problems that would have to be ANTHONY R. POTENZA, M.D. sophisticated about Mideast with a great deal more difficulty, worked out first, including what the fa the practice of issues." They tend to support the and possibly in smaller amounts, effect would be on West Bank status quo and seem "to equate than in the past." workers. DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY Palestinians with the Palestine They concluded: "For the time If permission is granted it will Liberation Organization." being. however, the unfortunate probably be only for agricultural 407 Brook Street 111 Plain Street 38 Hamlet A.-ue Those lindings emerged from a and ironic fact of life on Capitol workers, although construction Providence, R.I. Providence, R.I.' Woonsodlet, R.I. survey by David M . Szonyi and Hill is that the Jews in Congress, so workers and technicians might be 421-5415 751-2010 767-2550 Amy Stone, who interviewed the 24 often progressive on domestic and included at a later date. Meanwhile, Jewish members of Congress. The social issues, arc mostly ignorant it was learned that the Syrians are results of the survey were published and conservative on the outstand pu~lishing a paper for the areas of in "Interchange," the bulletin of ing 'Jewish issue' facing them: Lebanon they hold which provides Brcira. a condensed version, ways and means toward Israeli the Syrian position in the Lebanese prepared by Paul Jacobs, appeared Palest inian reconciliation." situation. in the July issue of"Mother Jones.'" a new monthly magazine published Yeshiva Offerings In Hebrew, Jewish Studies in San Francisco. NEW YORK: Well over one Yeshiva University. America's POLYNESIAM According to the survey, most third of a ll college degrees awarded oldest and largest uni versity under and Jewish members of Congress relied in the U. S. in the licld of Hebrew Jewi sh auspices. now in its 90th CANTONESE on Near East Report, publication a·nd Jewish studies are granted by year. offers Jewish studies, on the CUISINE of the American-Israel Public Af- Yes hi va University, according to undergraduate level at Yeshiva fairs Committee, and on the Israel figures fr o m a s tudy b y the College. Stern College for Women, Embassy in Washington for their National Center for Educational Erna Michael Coll ege of Hebraic information on Middle East issues. Statistics. Furthermore. in a Studies. James Stria, School of "Only one of two regularly read the separate study released by the General Jewi s h Studies and Jerusalem Post, or have read a book Modern Language Association of Teachers Institute for Women. On such as Amos Elon's 'The Israelis: America, ligurcs indicate that the graduate le vel they are offered Founders and Sons."' Yeshiva Universit y students make at Bernard Revel Graduate School, Most Jewish members of up more th an 22 percent of those Harry Fischel School for Higher Congress constitute a lobby for students enrolled in Hebrew studies Jewish Studies. Ferkauf Graduate Israel, but "they arc often willing courses in all American colleges and School of Humanities and Social and even cager to have non-Jews uni ve rsities. Sciences and Wurzweiler School of GRAND OPENING take thcvedit for measures that aid Accordihg to Professor Morris Social Work. Israel." the survey said. Silverman. registrar, "This past The undergraduate schools, in "It is clear that the Jews in semester. spring 19 76, Yeshiva addition, offer such opportunities AUGUST 9th Congress will not take a leadership University, not including its af- as a year of study in Israel, and at role in prodding Israel or the U.S. filiates. offered a total of 240 Stern College fo r Women, the 2 LOCA T_IONS toward a more moderate Palesti, courses in Hebrew and Jewish SHANAH Program, which allows nian policy." studies, of which 181 were un- women from other colleges and un- Howcvcr, in the opinion of the dergraduate and 59 were graduate . iversities to attend Stern for a full interviewers. "The ranks of the Rabbi Issac Elchanan Theological year o(intensive Jewish studies. On BERKS more dovish on the Hill may . . . Seminary. an affiliate of the Uni ver- the graduate level, at Wurzweiler increase as (a) more and more sity, and its Cantorial Training School of Social Work, there are American Jews in general begin to Institute, offered an additional 29 special programs, such as Block question Israeli inflexibility and the courses.'' Placement. where master's degree 272 THAYER 306 TH~YER Figures released by the National students work at hometown Jewish Change Death Sentence Center for Educatio.nal Statistics on agencies during the year and take We specialize in To 15 Years In Prison degreees awarded m Hebrew and formal classes in the summer; in SHOES Jewish studies cover a two-year fund-raising, in cooperation with ALL SIZES NEW YORK (JTA): The death period, July I, 1972-June 30, 1974. the Council of Jewish Federations FOR THE ENTIRE sentence imposed by the Moscow They show that in the U.S. the total and Welfare Funds; Jewish orienta- & .COLORS Municipal Court in Dccembe~. number of bachelor's degrees tion and training seminars, as.part .FAMILY I 974. on Mikhail Leviev has been awarded amounted to 307, of which of the School's relationship with the LEVIS commuted to 1'5 years in prison, ac- 74, or 24.1 percent, were granted by Federation of Jewish cording to reports received by the- Yeshiva University. The total Philanthropies and Board of Jewish and FRYE .BOOTS Greater New York Conference on number of master's degrees granted Education of New York, and LEES , Soviet Jewry. Leviev,. the manager nationally was 105, of which 74, or leadership institutes for the aged, in CLARK of a store iii Moscow, had been 70.5 percent, were awarded ·by cooper.ation with the Central ·corduroy & denim charged with "economic crimes" Yeshiva. During the two-year · Bureau for the Jewish Aged, among WALLABEES and "anti-Soviet activity." period, 21 doctorates in Hebrew others. According to.Malcolm Hoenlein, and Jewish studies were conferred The University additionally DOWN GNYCSJ director, Leviev had nationally, of which 13, or 61.9 offers unique academic programs in JACKETS BASS applied for a:nd received permission percent, were awarded by Yeshiva Sephardic studies, interdisciplinary ) to emigrate to Israel together with University. In total, Yeshiva award- Holocaust studies and in various his family. A few days prior to their ed 37.2 percent of all degrees in areas for the aged through its newly SWEATERS" PUMA· scheduled departure, Leviev was Hebrew and Jewish studies in the established Institute in Gerontology detained by .Soviet police and held U. S. and Brookdale Programs. ADIDAS incommunicado while a two-and-a- Enrollments Surveyed Yeshiva University is a private FLANNEL half year investigation was under- Professor Silverman noted that institution chartered by the State of taken, leading to the trial., Three every two years the Modern New York; it is accredited by the SHIRTS FRED BRAUN non-Jews, tried along with ·Levicv Language Association of America Middle State Association of on similar charges, received five to surveys enrollments in foreign Colleges and Secondary Schools DANSKINS , nine years.., sen·tcnces. Because languages- in all American colleges and by specialized professional CLOGS Leviev allegedly would not and universities. The,last such sur- agencies. All Fashion cooperate with the prosecutor, he vey, made in the fall, 1974, showed It offers programs leading to TIMBERLAND alone was condemned to death. that the total enrollment in Hebrew bachelor's, master's and doctoral Items As soon as word of the death courses in the U. S. was 22,371. degrees for 7,000 men and women. BOOTS 'sentence was received in the West, Yeshiva University accounted for In addition , to its extensive· lor thousands of telegrams ahd 4.940 such enrollments, or 22. l teaching programs, the University · apppeals were sent to the Moscow percent. maintains a network of affiliates, YOUNG MEN HIKING BOOTS ' Procurator and other Soviet of- Proaram Olferlap issues publications, .and co.nducts a ficials. Part of the campaign in the ..,..------widespread program of research, & ·woMEN West iJ1clude demonstrations man, said that the commutation is .community service. agencies and a .SANDALS . organized by the GNYCSJ and once again an indication of the museum. other Soviet Jewry groups;_ protests potential effectiveness of pressure Yeshiva University's Main NEW! by Cong~men, District Attorneys from the West. He added that these Center is in Manhattan's & DRESS (& CASUAL and otlier.elected officials; as well .as actions, and many others, may well Washington Heights, with' three IOYS DEPT .. Size I IP• • ,, 11ppeal11by ,Leviev's, wife1-,, 1, ,n, ' h11ve beelt'thl!-critital factors in ~v- other rnaj.or centers in Manh'at~.n . Rol!ert Abtama, G,NYal ,;:hair- lilg Leviu.'s'life~ ~· ., c" , ; W;.-i. ", ~1!f !~~·~ t~•1.ir.. ••••• , : ____ l _ .,

( THE RHODE ISLAl)ID HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 19.76-13 now aware of the sexist conspiracy SUBSCRIBE TO the Herald, that has'kept women out of touch and receive it in the mail every Does Women~s Lib Isolate The Man week. CLEVELAND: Tampering with with their true selves and out of ,,,.-He conceded that our male for sensitivity, flexibility and un touch with each other." Political Advertisement traditional sex roles is dangerous, a dominated culture based on myths ns with the southern " In any case," he said, "it is clear &,iJ lite Holland American SS SIIUendam to &l"flUlda Protestant ethic which tells a man Lebanese villagers, the Israelis also that neither Lebanon nor the or the SS Rotterdam toN-ana &muula that he finds his true self in work hope to encourage them to resist re P.L.O. will be the same after this is Ir~ the mO!,t v ,K.thon you c.,m t,(CI in 7 days. Your holid.iy ~im and a vocation, and that his role is establishment of Palestinian control over." th€' mmuteJ.ou bo,i1rd e1thc-r ol th~ m.it,tnificent shi~. in the area. Sliepdcal Abo11t Tnaee Pdrt1~. mo viE"":,. ,mcint,( lo one ot m,my orchestr.is. 24-hour room to be the provider for his family. ~ rvite. m1Jn i~ht buffet~. Superb cu1smeriun ,md eritertainmenl. "Work is thus invested with Defense Minister Shimon Peres Most Israeli officials and analysts 5.iil the SS Rotterdam to Nas'Mu and Bermuda magical powers; women ~ow confirmed this indirectly in a televi arc skeptical about the chances that !the only 7 J,1y t ru1M> tho1t ,m lu d~ both). or th(' SS Statendam believe this too and want to work." sion interview Friday in which he th_c new Syrian-P.L.O. agreement tu Bt>rmud,1 (.\ dc1y~.it ~d. -I Jay) in Hamilton). referred to the "semi-vacuum" in announced last Friday will lead to a Le,ve any Saturddy. now throuKh November. southern Lebanon. " We must be stable cease-fire and a political solu All dE"p,utur~ trom New YorJc Areas Being Guarded very much on the alert as to how, if tion to the connict. The expectation From S45o to llnmud.1. From 5450 to Nuuu and Bermuda After Bombs, Threats at all, it is filled,' Mr. Peres said. here is that the fighting will con R.~, An '--r in &pt. tuUI Oct. By F.dwln Eytan He added, however, that Israel tinue for weeks if not months and R.t~, JNT IN,_ do"6k _,. im,t,,,k, 1ra'11ille& PARIS (JTA): Police arc guard had not been asked to intervene that the Syrians may use a P.L.O. ing major Jewish installatioris in directly in Lebanon nor would she breach of the Damascus agreement Marseilles where a time bomb was on her own initiative unless the as an excuse lo justify a major new found July 19 on the synagogue military situation changed and pos- military thrust against the grounds. The bomb, consisting of Palestinian-leftist forces, - three sticks of dynamite, a Israel's main preoccupation, detonator and an alarm clock, was Rabbi Kahane Beaten however, is with developments in defused by police. Officials are By Unknown Assailants southern Lebanon. It is in that area, worried, however, that the south of the Litani River, that Israel NEW YORK (JTA): Rabbi Meir attempted bombing could be the is determined to prevent a re Kahane, founder of the Jewish beginning of a wave of anti-Jewish establishment of Palestinian con Defense League, was attacked and if you are not affiliated violence. During the last trol. few weeks, beaten •by three unidentified- vandals desecrated the 1Nice syn Israeli armored patrols cross the assailants on a dark Jerusalem with a Temple agogue, exploded a small bomb in frontier each day and check for street last week, it was reported lierc front of the Paris office of B'nai Palestinian concentrations in the July by a spokesman for B'rith and threatened to blow up 21 immediate vicinity of the border. As If you would like to ioin an Kahanc. The spokesman said that two Marseilles hotels unless the a rule, the units patrol a few miles the JDL founder, who recently ls(aeli Consul in that city cancelled into Lebanese .territory and return, established Conservative Synagogue formed l! new political group in a reception due to be held in one of most of the time, without firing a Israel called '"Kach" which . will them. shot. seek Knesset seats in the next elec A man claiming to speak for The patrols arc not a new TEMPLE BETH IS.RAEL tion, had held a press conference "The Peiper Group" telephoned the development - Israeli has con earlier in the day during which he invites you to ioin its Temple family Marseilles office of the French news ducted them on regularly for more criticized the gov~rnmcnt for en agency, Agcncc France Prcssc~ than a year - but they have been dangering the lives of the Jews in claiming responsibility for some of increased recently to forestall any Israel. According to the spokesman, the attacks, but poli<;e officials arc Pafestinian reprisals against the IMODERATE DUES • NO BUILDING FUNDI Kahanc was walking on Hanna , not convinced that such an Lebanese villagers in the border Stn:ct in the Tel Arza section. of organization exists. Former S.S. area. Jerusalem after !caving a class he , Special consideration for widows, Col. Joachim Peiper, · a convicted The good neighbor or "good had given to students ·participating widowen and others who may qualify .. , war criminal, was murdered near fence" policy, as Mr. Peres recently in the JDL leadership course when Paris last week by unknown dubbed it, has grown over the last he was assaulted. The assailants left We offer a fine Religious School .. , beautiful assailants. Office circles believe the Few weeks . from a sriiali, ad hoc Kahanc bleeding and wounded and attacks were carried out by operati(!n to a more significant Sanctuary .. , air-conditioned Social Hall fled from the scene when an ' violence-prone indivudual vandals, exchange of people and goods. automobile happened to pass. by, All religious services conducted more difficult to trace dow11 and ap With the approval of the Cabinet the spokesman said. Kahane was Rabbi prehend than members of an in Jerusalem, the local Israeli by Jacob Handler and Cantor' Raoul Shorr reportedly taken to the nearest Red organized gang. The Marseilles authorities in the north now are with organist "1figen David aid station where he Chief Rabbi has called on I the permitting Lebanese villagers to was treated for cuts and bruises on authorities to use all the means at cross into Israel to sell surplus For more information call the Temple Office 461-6668 ·his ·hcad and elbow. According to their disposal to track down and crops, buy food and supplies and the spokesman, Kahan, believes he 91' Jack Crovitz, Membenhip Chairman, 461-4559 arrest those responsible for the change money in Israeli banks. The was : al tacked by p'rofessional assaults. arrangement mirrors, in smaller Abraham Raisner Esmond Lovett strongarm men since the assailants dimension, th-e active "open did not demand · any .money nor bridges" policy that Israel has pur 738-6339 781-7888 HIGH l'RODU(:;,T ll)ITERESJ· 'I\V-!lr.f ;, l!IJY , p~litical «1Jo11n1 . or sued , for years alonk the:,~rdan doubles newspaper ,l!!i, !!B!IP.fshil!, statements made d11ri!!l 4he attack. 1,Rivct frontier . .,.n-n -, • - , , -,,t, 1 ·

; - ... ,.i,-... 1-.. , •,;,. , .i; J ,: i •! •, t 'dt•:.,:·n llf~r--t · h •~•; f,;q '. !• •r•lf•,::tt:•.; ·. T,t:.::. tl-fE KAOUE lSL~'No· HEltALD;Plt1D"A-Y; 1.1'00ST-w, ·1976. Then, the various components of American aiojt editor visers have been stressing recently document on the Palestinian issue. the purpose df organizing a initially incorporated in Indiana on ARI RATH, whose receht tour of that Ford does seek or need the which outlined for the first time movement to renect his anti-Israel. September 16. 1971 . with the alleg Ille U, s-: included talks with top Jewish vote. publicly. Washington's real views pro-Arab views. ed purpose of educating persons White House and State Department Moreover, it provides further on the central role the PLO might According to Arnold Forster. without regard to race, religion. officials, discusses the changes in proof that very little remains. of have to play in a future settlement. ADL·s general counsel. the founda color o r creed for future community Washington's position. what was supposed to have been the Kissinger~ in his inimitable tion has been converted into a leadership. Washington and Jerusalem are year of American-Israel policy manner. first ciaimed he had had no membership organi zation a nd has Control of the organizatio n pass gradually drifting apart and are coordination, an element which prior knowledge of the document. begun publication or a newsletter. ed through a number of persons headed towards an inevitable colli- comprised one of the basic premises dismissing it as a paper written by a "Memoranda." which propaganda. until November 19. 1975. _.;hen ar sion course, despite America's of last September's Sinai accord. "junior State Department official." a~ well as attacks on the features ticles or a mendment were filed with basic, unquestioned commitment to Yet, Ford's statement was not This, despite the fact that Harold anti-I srael Aruerican news media. the Secretary of State of India na, Israel's security and survival. challenged by any Israel represen- Saunders has been a top-level Mid Mr. Forster said a nationwide changing the resident agent and the The·year 1977, the first of the new tative or Government leader, nor by die East expert for nea rly 10 years mailing is now bei ng conducted by principal office to a C.T . Corpora U . S. Administration - whether it any American Jewish leader for that (fi rst at the Na.tional Security Agnew. enclosing the newsletter ti o n in Indianapol is and li sting be Republican or Democratic - matter. Coun cil. where he became one of a nd membership application and Agnew as president of Education will also be the year of a real It is this kind of soft-pedalling of Kissinger's close advisers. and then s ubscription fo rms o ffering a Fo r Democracy . Mary E llen American push towards a solution Jerusalem's reaction to Washington moving with the Secretary to the patro n membership for a minimum Warner. who has been Agnew·s of the Middle East connict. The U . by Israel's policy makers, pa r- State Depa rtment. where he now uf $500. For lesser sums. Agnew is sec ret a r y, is l isted as the s. ·will lean heavily on Israel, even ticularly since last September. heads the powerful Research and offerin g othe r t y pe s of o rgani za ti o n·s corporate secretary. to the extent of imposing a which has contributed in no small Intelligence division.) memberships. Mr. Forster said that John A. settlement. Over the years. measure to the hardening of the Political Campaicn Lawrence Peircz, chairman of · Von Kannon. a magazine publisher American policy in the Middle East American position towa rds Israel. Soon afterwards. Was hington ADL·s civil rights committee, in Bl oomington. Indi ana. told the was. by and large, bi-partisan; and The less Jerusalem stands up to the decided to launch a concerted which is conducting continuing League that he was the previous today, there is also basic agreement gradual erosion in Washington·s at- political ca mpaign aga in s t research in to the new Agnew opera president and resident agent for the bet ween Republican and~ titude t~wards Israel. the more settlement in the administered tion. declared: orga nizati o n. Mr. Von Kanno n Democratic policy-makers that the pressure II mv1tes. . territories. At first . this came in the "Agnew. in a fo reword in the first added that when Agnew took over Israel-Arab connict must be resolv- Today. the quesllon can . be fo rm of a secret note from President issue of 'Memoranda,' calls o n the o rganizati o n last November, it ed. or at least neutralized. without asked: ls Washington really being Ford to Prime Minister Rabin. Americans to regard their news was "j u s t a paper, shell much further delay. - more "even-handed'. in its Middle followed later by UN Ambassador media 'wi th the same suspicion and o rga nizati on,'· which had retained An lllutratloa East policy by leaning more on William Scra nton's statement at the distrust that they focus on its tax exemption. The publisher. To illustrate Washington's posi- Israel; and at the same time. not Security Council. Prepared and ap• public officials o r la rge cor who said he has been an admirer of tion one has only to quote from a spelling out in much clearer terms proved at Washington•s highest poration.' Yet. while Agnew says Agnew but is now "disgusted" with recent interview with President what political concessions the policy-making level. it was the first there is a need to bring 'the vital Agnew·s views on Israel, declared Ford in the "Christian Science Arabs are ci1pccted to make in any such detailed statement in at least facts to the people,' the lead article. that the former Vice President had Monitor" as summarized by the future. c.ve11 partial settlement? seven years. blasting any Israel entitled •Mideast Time Bomb,' con told him he planned to use the USIS. the ·state Departmcnt·s of- Duri111 Ille past year Israel has · settlement beyond the pre-June sists of nothing more tha n typical organizati on to hold conferences ficial information agency: been ma11ipul1ted in mo~c _than _one 1967 borders. including all the new Agnew distortions and misrepresen and publish books and a newsletter. "President Ford reaffirmed way by the U . S. Admm1strallon. housing projects in East Jerusalem . lations·of facts. Pri or to the current nationwide American dedication to the security with So<:retary of State Henry Again. there were initial attempts "What Agnew continues to spew mailing. Mr. Forster said. Agnew and survival of Israel. On the other Kissinga: acting as the mastermind. by Kissinger to dismiss the impor o u1 :· Mr. Peirez went on. "are his sent o ut 250 letters to a private list hand. hope of ultimate settlement. There is always some major issue tance of the Scranton statement, usual twisted hal f-truths - pro 10 seek contributions to supplement including U . S. self-interest in get- pend_1n1, such . as ap~r_oval _of although top Administration of A rab. a nti - Is r ael. anti•news what Agnew claimed w as a ting Arab oil dictates pressure massive economic and m1htary aid. ficials. both in the White House and media." "substantial contribution·· he had upon Israel." • which shou~n•_1. be jeopardiz~ by at the State Department. only In the article. Agnew sought to made to the organization for the This ominous statement is even open Israeli cnt,c1sm of American recently admitted that this had been use statements by The Social Action purpose o f disseminating " to opi more telling if one takes into ac- · policy on some seemingly _more a deliberate attempt by Washington Commission of Reform Judaism nion leaders and other citizens in count that it was made by an in- minor. h~wevcr fundamental. issue. 10 " dispel some of lsrael•s illusions and R abbi Henry Siegman, formation now routinely supplied and to put Jerusalem in its place." executive director of the Synagogue by the natio nal•impact media." They agreed that the Scra nton Council of Americ a. to support the Exam ining the compli cated lnune s neonn rooo ;:nore statement constituted a departure Agnew argument that prominent process or tra nsferring Education from the previously adhered to, Jews an d respectab le Jewi s h For Democracy to the former Vice M : , , ,; Sat 8 JO 6 JO 112 Fountain St Open tacit unders t an ding between orga ni zati ons are critical of alleged President·s control. Mr. Peirez Prov idence, R.I. 02903 T· ·, M JQ. Q 00 Washingto n and Jerusalem not to " Israeli imperialism." Mr. Peirez commented that it was "pn;bably Tel. 861-7828 enunciate in detail the American said. done to have a lax exempt outfit at concept o f Israel's future borders Rabbi Siegman, however, has the very start. It is frequently Vitam ins and Health Foods o nce a full peace settlement is at to ld the League that " the views easier,'' he said. " to persuade peo tained. Agnew attributes to me are a total ple to make contributions to an We also have a fine line of O rgan ic Although admittedly the Kad fabrication." The Social Action o rgani zati o n which has an es Skin Care & Beauty Aides plus many d um se ttler s a nd the Gush Commission of Reform Judaism tablished tax exempt status. rather Bran products. Drop in a n d see us Emunim•s ponso red march to has told the League that statements than a tentative classification sub Jericho provided a convenient ject to final Internal Revenue Ser KLB Reg . 4.95 NOW 99c (Continued on page 15) Israel Will Resist Exclusion vice approval." Education For Democracy. in From 1978 Asian Olympiad achieving its tax exempt status MONTREAL (JTA): Haim when first organized. described its Glovinsky, secretary general of the purpose as being "to promote. en Israel Olympic Committee, said c o urage and support the here that Israel will resist any effort development of understanding and to exclude its athletes from par appreciation of the advantages of a THE HIGH HOLIDAYS BE HERE ticipating in the 1978 Asian Olym democratic society." Mr. Peirez WILL pic Games. His statement followed said. an announcement here earlier "Whether or not this will con yesterday by the Asian Games tinue to be its actual purpose with · Plan NOW to say "Happy New Year'; Federation (AGFf that Israel will Agnew in charge remains to be be excluded from the 1978 Games_ seen." because of the security and expense To Friends and Relatiwes involved if Israel was to participate. ·Synagogue In Hungary The AGF ruling yesterday was the culmination of a resolution Is Now Open To Public in the R. I. Jewish Herald passed at the AGF executive com BUDAPEST (JTA): One or the mittee meeting in Kuala Lumpur, oldest known synagogues, in Malaysia, last April. It was decided Sopron. built in the 13th Century. to hold an airmail ballot among the has been restored and is now open Your Greeti~g in the Rosh Hashanah 25 AGF members on Israeli par to the public. The synagogue, ticipation in the Games. If no reply located in the small village in issue of the Herald will reach all your was received from member coun western Hungary, is comparable in relatives and friends--no~one is forgotteri tries, it was assumed to be an ap its age and architecture to the Neu proval of the resolution. Alt Synagogue in Prague. Syed Zafar, AGF secretary The ruins were discovered and general, said after the Fedcratiol)'s identified in 1968 and reconstruc Greetings are priced at meeting here yesterday that he had tion work has been in progress ever received 12 replies in favor of the since with the help of the . $4.00 $8.00 . Kuala Linpur resolution which Hungarian State Museum and stated that since the AGF was hav specialized craftsmen. The syn Ask for rates on .larger ads ing difficulty in finding any country agogue consists of several buildings: willing to -host the Games, Israel the actual house of prayer, a special r---~~------hall for women, a ritual bath and , THI I. I. JIWISH HEIAI.D , should be asked to refrain volun I IOX 6063, PIOVIDINCI, I. I. tarily from taking part for security small hospital. The doors arc reasons. described as one of the best lndesed llnd ... : ...... lo, which pleaM print a greeting In the ~ILL I examples of early Gothic art. The OUT AND MAIL I, SPICIAI. Niw YUi IDITION oj the R. I. JEWISH HIRALD. _ Glovinsky denounced the ruling, · THIS COUPON NOW! declaring:' "Israel will not put up halls arc panelled with wood and I Ml. anti MIS ...... : ...... , ...... , ...... SAVETIME I with the evil design to oust her from include lockers for prayer books. • - 1 ADDIIISS ...... ,, ...... the family of Asian nations and will The names of the synagogue SAYE MONEY I CITY ...... ST ATI. ·: ... -_• ...... ZIP COD_E...... continue to fight any interference of 1 founders arc inscribed on the politics in sport." western wall. THE RHOOE_ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1976-IS • The-Ete.rnal Question: Book Detail~ Ent~bbe Rescue Can Yiddish Survive? NEW YORK: According to a isolated the rescue force during a Israeli denials, were taken alive for NEW YORK: The 100th birth- preceded the program. · book published just last week, 50 stopover - provided this phase of interrogation." 1 . day of Yiddish theatre and the _ 'Jewi- h My Heart' Israeli agents flew to neighboring the operation was conducted as a The author, in a brief interview, 200th birthday of the country were Slie earned her coat, umbrella Kenya to assure that the Nairobi routin~ matter under cover of El Al declined to elaborate on his asser celebrated recently in Central Park, and pocketbook in one hand, raised airport could be used by the raiders charters." tion that, contrary to previous where thousands of people gathered her other hand above her head and to refuel their planes on the way The book states that while the reports, some of the hijackers had to discuss the question of whether joined the happy, dancing crowd, home, three days before Israeli commandos killed seven hijackers, been captured. or not Yiddish can survive. moving in a circle. commandos raided the Entebbe air- whose bodies were photographed The decision to stage the raid, the ,\ccording to Joseph Mlotek, "Every nationalny is all right," port in Uganda to rescue 103 and fingerprinted, "three other book says, was based in part on ed u.ca ti on di reel or of the she said. "But what is a Je"l'ish hostages. terrorists it would seem despite British intelligence reports. Worltrnen's; Circle, "This question ::: plea_sure - f go: My charact,~r stays This purported agreeme~ o~ the , has been asked 25 years ago, 50 Jewish. Jewish 1s my heart. . part of Kenya, which was previous- , ,years ago, 75 years ago, but still , You did.not have to be J~ish _to ly dcnicd "by officials there, is ju&t Yiddish is alive." line up for a falafd sandwich (pita one of scvi:ral details made publil:.. HARVEY M. BAUMANN, M.D...... ~--' ' The Workmen's Circle sponsored bread filled with friciil chick peas, for the first time in the book. 'TIie ' ' · 'the ,music and theatre fcstinl in coie sa+w an4 t'~iu, among other hook, ilO fllillllla al EntdM, wa wishes. to announce the "1'!""'9 . eoope,.iion with the Hebrew Ac- things), as Jilllfll)' ~unoz pointed written ~ y William Stevenso11, ol his office . . ,tors,:U~ion, the ,ParkJ Departl'IICIJt out. author el the best-Selling .A 11.,, for the prdctice ol' ~, I and ,the city''- Bicentennial Cor- ."It ~s tike ~ - ~ •~ 111e," he C.Ud 4"'1Yp~ an account ·of' ·•poration. said, trymg·tojit.1t.1nto h11 m_outh. AHicdapionage during World War . Among the lively Yiddish-lovers _ Many oft~ older ~le-1~ th~ II. Mr. Stevenson is a Canadian. He PLASTIC, REC ONS TRU!(:,lNE ,was Marsha Szpiegelman, 87, who crowd called 11 a day lor reliving, was a reporter in Kenya and Ugan- COSMETIC AND HAND ·SljlRGE-RY kioked up her heels during the two or, as Norman Malamud, another da from 1962 to 1964. · hour session of folk dancing that celebrator, put it: · "A ti~e to · ...... lllteniewetl 425 Angell SI., Providence -I.I. 02906 remember that what was vibrant His new book is based on intcr- Hours by appointment . 274-7552 The Writing once, is no longer." views in Israel with Prime Minister Even the actor Zvi Scooler, who Yitzhak Rabin members of the Continued from Page 14 played the rabbi in "Fidler on the commando t~m. hostages and excuse for Washington to t!lcklc the Roof," not_ed that the num':>cr _of intelligence sources, according to settlement issue head on, there is no stages available to the Y1dd1sh the publisher Bantam Books. JAMES K~ HERSTOFF, M.D. question that a policy decision by theater had drashcally declined "90 Minutes at Entebbe" also ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE the U. S. Administration to that over the years. contains material collected by Uri AT effect had been taken earlier on. On th~ othe_r hand, he appea~~ to Dan, chief correspondent of It was yet another attempt to ha_ve thrived since the m~h~ of. the Maariv. a n Israeli newspaper, 174 BELLEVUE AVEMIE, NEWPORT placate the Arabs at Israel's expense third Hanukkah can_dle m 1899, including an in_terview with by blaming the settlements in the when he was born_ m Kamen~tz- President Idi Amin of Uganda after FOR THE PRACTICE OF territories - most of which have Podolsk - a shtetl m th~ Uha1~e. the daring raid. been there for the past five to eight He looked elegant for his ".1ddish Mr. Dan's account of the raid, DERMATOLOGY years - for the lack of progress performance yesterday - his long "Opcration· Entebcc" was publish HOURS BY lELEl'tGE towards peace. white beard and bri~ht blue eres ed in Israel two w~ks ago. APPOINTMENT 401-849-2223 An Artlftdal 1,-e matched l)Crfectly bis ~lue sh•~• In his book, which gives a There have been few issues in the fl~wered he and three-piece white chronological account of how Israel past which have been so-artificially suit. · . . was supposed to have abandoned aod successfully generated by Those w1~h a ~•ch supply of the possibilty of negotiations in ,----·------, Washington, creating an impression memories with which to compare favor of the stunning raid, Mr. • ,,,~• Buon' Appetito ~"'" : that Israel had recently embarked ldhe pres~nt dr8tyh cf~ld t~k;ida Stevenson makes the following on a major new settlement cam 1mmcr view o e u urc o - assertions: I Specializing in Italian Sandwiches 1 p a i g n in the administered dish. But large numbers of young Three of the hijackers were cap- I I territories. people in the crowd objected to the lured and taken to Israel. 1 Washington's rapidly evolving notion of Yiddish as.a dying culture Some of the hostages who had I 25$ OFF position of moving towards de facto and said they were working to been released before the raid and I MEATBALL SANDWICH I recognition of the PLO is yet preserve it. h · cd "Yiddish has been a part of me Oown to Euro,>e were ypnot1z : (With This Coupon) I another case in point. There can be si nce I was small," said Sheva there Israeli intelligence agents little solace in the fact that so far the hr Zucker, 24 . " By speaking Yiddish. to obtain detail~ of their capture. I ti We Cater 131-1271 tt,I U.S. has kept to its word and has you place yourself in a context. , British mtelhg~nce so~rces m vetoed a number of Security Coun I ~ 145 washinr!on St , Downtown Providence 'f//j,C+ JI There is a feeling of continuity." Keny_a suppr.cd mf~rmat10~ that cil resolutions on the Palestinian Berna rd •Backer, the president of contributed . to Israels dcc1s1on to 1------.------·--- question. This is merely a rear the Workmen's Circle, whic'1 was stage the ra1_d. . . . . --■- guard action, marking time before started by Jewish immigrants in · An lsraeh missile ship was _dis- yet anot_her so-called new political 1900 as a fraternal organization, patch~~ "off the ~ast . African STONE'S KOSHER MARKET reality in the MiddJe East will be said that although membership had coast . to serve as a com 7tO HOPE STREET 421-0271 PROVIDENCE recognized, beca;use it is in been de'c reasi ng for several years, it municat1ons center because of America's "self-interest." had grown in the last few years to lsraeh fears that plans of the raid Open Every Monday There is another extremely vital include over 50,000 members. would be discovered: Money-Saving Specials area in which Kissinger and "There is a need for identification President Amin ~ plane w_as Washington J)lanoeuvred during on a cultural level today," he said. foUowed by an Israeli Ph antom JCI the past year in an attempt to un "There is more of a desire now to while officials d.ebated and_ then 'i(ibs Whole Wh'ole London dermine Israel's position - and integrate with the past. There is dropped a plan to capture him . that is among American Jewry. The more interest in tradition." Keaya's Role . Steak Briskets Shoulders Broil U. S. Administration has succeeded Despite Kenya's denials that 11 in

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