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VOL. LIV. 1'.10. 38 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1970 15c PER COPY 16 PAGES Lyddo Airport' U.S. Willing To Join Officials Hel·d Mid-East Police Force WASHINGTON - The United Nations forces In the past and has .For Deaths States has advised Israel and contributed heavily to their TEL AVIV - Three officials Jordan that It would be willing to maintenance,. previous of the Lydda Airport control participate In a United Nations­ adm lnl strati on s have been tower have been held directly sponsored peace-keeping force In reluctant to commit American responsible for a fatal accident the Middle East, authoritative troops to them. Most of the on the airport's main runway last sources said this week. Un I te d Nations forces have week and have had legal The willingness to Join s uch a consiste d of soldiers from proceedings Instituted against force was outlined In separate smaller countries with little or them, It was announced by a conversations here last week no interests tn the areas special committee Investigating between officials of the Nixon Involved: the disaster. The Administration and King Hussein The possibility of United officials civilian and of Jordan and the Israeli Defense States participation In a Middle­ military - have been suspended Minister, Moshe Dayan. Eastern force was first raised, trom their duties pending a fUll The sources said the plan had and then apparently dropped. by Inquiry. been put forward Informally as the White House last summer. The Jlccldent involved a TWA " an Idea, not a policy." The The Idea was broached by a cargo plane which collided with American officials reportedly ranking Administration official In an lsraell military transport stressed that to be effective, the a background briefing tor editors plane on the ground while taking force should Involve several and publishers, but President off. The transport plane was natlon97 not Just the United States Nixon dissociated himself from being towed by a tractor across and the Soviet Union, and should the proposal In an Interview a few the main runway although the HANUKAH MENORAH: An exceptionally large Hanukah menorah fTom be sanctioned by the United days later. control tower had cleared the Germany is in the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. The menorah was Nations. Recalling this, the sources TWA Jet for take-off only appar•ntly made for a synagogue in the area of Lvov (·Lemberg) late.in Neither King Hussein nor Mr. said the Administration had not the 17th century or early in the 18th century. The lop of the menorah moments before on the Dayan responded directly to the wanted to Interfere with the has a bird with spread wing• and the candles are placed in shell assumption that the runway was Idea, the sources said, but the negotiations that were Just getting shaped bowl,. It was repaired at a later date. The menorah has not c I ear. Two civilian-military King's reaction was generally under way at the time under Dr-. been lit for at leall I 00 years. It was in the Voenna collection of Dr. employees on the tractor were positive while Mr. Dayan's was Gunnar V. Jarring :, the United Franz Lumpe von Mallewitz. Around Hanuaka 1968 it _n, on sale and killed Instantly. A third employee skeptical of the value of such a Nations Intermediary. was bought by Willy Kaus, owner of the German Metzler tire corpo­ died of his Injuries. Both planes force as a guarantee of peace. The sources added that the ration, who donated it to the Israel MuMum in Jerusalem. At the Mu­ were demolished. The wlltlngness to participate United States had never seriously· ~' Mum it toweK over all the other 578 menorahs, lhe largeot and most Public confidence LI Israel's In a peace-keeping force considered a two-nation, United repr... ntatlve menorah collection in the "!'orld. civilian air trafftc control system represents a departure from States-Soviet force, as reported was turther Jolted by the crash of previous American policy. at the time. "We aways believed an air taxi fatal to four, and the Although the United States has that several nations would be apparent disappearance of a often voted In favor of the Involved tor this sort of thing to Soviet Union Cancels Plans cloud-seeding plane with three · establishment of such United be effective," one said. men aboard. The air taxi of the For Visit Of Bolshoi To U.S. Blaf Co. crashed near Hebron at mid-day killing Its pilot and three Jordanians Bar Arab Notables MOSCOW The Soviet eighties, had by coincidence Just passengers who were on a flight Union canceled planned visits to wound up a two-week business from Jerusalem to Ella!. The the United States by the Bolshoi visit to Moscow when he was bodies were found near the From Making Trip To West Bonk Theater's opera and ballet Informed of the cancellation by wreckage. JERUSALEM, Dec. 10 - The of Commerce and member of the companies next spring, charging Miss Yekaterlna A. Furtsev11,, the The missing Cesna aircraft that the American authorities had Minister of Culture, only a few J ord a n I an authorities have Town Council, Adel el-Shaka, a was reported overdue on a flight started to bar formerly routine merchant not known for _any failed to stop " provocations by hours before he was to catch a over northern Israel. The plane Z lonlst thugs." plane to London. Mr. Beam had visits to the west-bank area by particular political activities. was spraying cloudbanks with Arab notables, men believed to be According to reliable sources, A· not<> read to the United not been able to reach M. Hurok s ilver Iodide in an effort to with the news of the cancellation active In seeking Palestinian Mr. Shaka crossed the Damlya States Ambassador, Jacob D. s timulate rainfall. Searches of self-determination, Arab sources Bridge on a routine business trip, Beam, by the First Deputy before Mr. Hurok saw Miss the z ebU!on Valley north of Haifa Furtseva. reported. was detained by J ordanian troops Foreign Minister, Vasily V. failed to r eveal any trace of the Sever a I dozen west- bank after he had driven about six Kuznetsov, said that despite The Impresari o was aircraft or Its occupants . Palestinians who are officially m Iles on the east bank, and r e peat e d Soviet complaints reportedly upset by the Soviet J ordanian citizens have been order ed to turn back to the agains t Incidents carried out In decision, which came. without turned back at the Jordan River Israeli-held area. the United States by "Z lonlst warning. Mr. Hurok, who has Report Soviet­ frontier In the last few days, the "l don't know why I was extremists ," American officials. been booking Soviet talent In the sources said, after the Jordanian expelled," Mr. Shaka told a ' 'have not taken necessary United States since 1928, said /To Install police found them Included among reporter of the Israeli radio. measures to stop these criminal earlier that he had fU!filled a about 500 names on a new "The Jordanian soldiers told me act I o n s , thereby encouraging "great dream" in getting Soviet blacklist. that they had a general order not them." ·authorities to agree to send both SAM Missiles Other residents of the west- to let certain persons into ' ' The conditions · resulting Bolshoi companies to the United 1.;ONDON - Diplomatic bank area, which has been Jordan." from this attitude of the States at the same time. observers believe that Moscow Is occupied by Israel since June, Mr. Shaka had been one of the American sid e make It prepared to Install SAM-2 and 1967, who were returning to their leading orga:fllzers of the west­ Impossible for the organization of Although the ballet company SAM-3 antiaircraft missiles in homes trom Amman, on the east bank relief convoys that took has visited the United States four the guest tour of the United States Syria to threaten Israel If It bank, said that Jordanian security emergency supplies to east-bank times, this would have been the by the ballet and opera companies refUses to return to occupied officers had visited them in communities after the outbreak of first for the opera company. of the Moscow Bolshoi Theater," Golan Heights, according to Amman. In some cases, the the civil war in September said the summary of the note Mr. Hurok had said he reports trom Beirut today. The Palestinians said, they were between the Jordanian army and released by Tass, the official expected to suffer -a loss on the reports said Syria's new ordered by the Jordanians to Palestinian guerrlltas. press agency. 420- member opera company, strongman, Gen. Hafez Assad, return to their west-bank homes. He denied In the interview that \ even though he had planned to plans to send military personnel Th e s udd e n move Is he had taken part in any political The visit by the Bolshoi to Egypt to train In the operation companies had been booked ·charg e a top price of $25 a seat apparently the answer of King activity against the King or his for Its four-week stand in New of Soviet SAM missiles deployed Hussein's Government to the Government, but he acknowledged earlier this year by Sol Hurok, there. The reports said Gen. the New York Impresario, under York. He had· hoped to make up criticism of his policies and that he had been one of the many some of the loss with the tour by Assad has received approval d e m a nds for Palestinian signers of a petition. circulated the Soviet-American cultural trom. President Anwar Sadat of exchange agreement. the ballet company. autonomy voiced In the last week during the civil war deploring the Egypt. by such west-bank political killing of Palestinian clvllhtJ\S. The ballet was to have opened The summary of the note Syria has recently Indicated figures as Hamdl Canaan, the The Nablus municipality Is on April 20 at the Metropolitan Issued by Tass did not list that It wants to Join the proposed former Mayor of Nablus. planning to persuade other town Opera Hous~ In the Lincoln specific Incidents, but Soviet federation between Egypt, Libya - During most of the Israeli - councils In the west-bank area to Center House for the Performing officials have complained on and the Sudan. In his first public occupation clvlllan traffic has _ prepare a joint protest to the Arts. After 'tour weeks in New several occas i o n s about address since he seized power . been relatively free between the Jordanian Government. York the company was to have. harassment of touring· Soviet last .month, Gen. Assad told a east and,west -banks. made an eight-week tour of 10 artists anil provocations against cheering crowd of thousands In Both the Israeli occupation TO IMPROVE FORCES American cities. Soviet personnel In the United Damascus yesterday tt,at his author ities and the Jordanian States by extremist J ewish BRUSSELS - The European government's main objective Is Government judged It In their members of NATO agreed to The opera company had been groups. They have often s ingled the llberaMon of Arab territory scheduled to begin a fou,-week best Interests to permit Improve their conventional forces out the Jewish Defense League occupied by Israel. comm e r c I al and · intellectual engagement at the Met on May 19. In Europe and the Middle East to · for blame. contacts among the Palestinians It was • to have presented The effect of missile match the rise In strengll\ of the Mussorgsky's. "Boris Godunov," The most recent· Incident, Installations in Syria, military . of both sides of the river dl!SP,lte Soviet bloc. The J:/efense Planning Borodin's "Prince Igor," which provoked a s trong State experts note, will be to place ,the political barriers bet'ween Com mlttee of the alliance adopted them. J>rokoflev's "War and Peace" Department condemnation, was Israel in a pincer between that a program called " Alliance for The most prominent name on and Tchaikovsky's "Queen of · the bombing of the new York line of missiles and those already the Seventies" which stresses a Spades" and "Eugene Onegin." office of Aeronot, the, Soviet lnatalled on the Egyptian s ide of the blacklist so far ls a vice build-up of armored, air and president of the Nablus Chamber Mr. Hat<*, who 18 Ill bis early -airline, at 45 Eut 49th Street. the Suez Canal. anti-submarine forces. 2 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1970 RECEIVES PRIZE BUENOS AIRES - ' The J,~ish ~ol(,ge Freshmen More Concerned JO£ANDRE'S Jewish writer, Jose Isaacson, ORCHEST.RA was awared the Buenos Aires With Social Changes, According To Survey Music for that very special affair Municipality 1969 First Prize ror . Wecfcllngs Bar Mitzvahs his essay "The Poet In the Mass NEW YORI( - A national of the J""'(lsh freshmen. Only 11 studel)ts suppor~d regulation of 831-3739. Res, 944-7298 Socelty ." Isaacson Is the author survey of entering .college percent of the Jewish students student publications. Jewish of Comentarlo which Is published fr e s h m e n conducted by the favored college control of off- ~ students were more Inclined to by the Argentine-Jewish Institute. American Cotmcll on _ Education campus students but 20 percent of argue with teachers In their Indicates that Jewish teenagers the non-Jews supported that Idea. classrooms - 76 percent - are much more committed to More than half of the non-Jews than were non-Jewish students social changes and much more but less than a third ef the Jewish - 53.3 percent. READY Cleaning & Tailoring actlw · about thein than are 512 ELMWOOD AVENUE, PROVIDENCE teenagers of other religious groups. The study, made last - · DECEMBER SPECIAL - year, was supported In part by the National Sclenoe Potmdatlon COATS DRY-CLEANED and the American Jewish Committee. _, 99c PU.IN __.41.-,,c- The Jewish 18 year olds were [ .~~·=--:~~:=~) CHARLES POTTER Chaiken of w·arwtck; three -l ' also reported to be much more ~~=~-Mo.~- Ab~ut 1,200 mourners, daughters, 'Mrs. Esther Mlller .PICK-UP and DELIVERY concerned about restrictions on Including Governor Frank Licht and Miss Ann Chaiken of personal autonomy than were and Major General Leonard Providence, and Mrs. Edith 781-8339 their non-Jewish peers, Holland , attended !Uneral Zwetchkenbaum of Pawtucket; a according to the survey, details services for Dr. Charles Potter, brother, Abram Matusow of of which were reported In a pr O m In en t obstetrician and M I am I Beach, Florida; two recent Issue or the B'nat B'rlth gynecologist, who died Deeember sisters, Mrs. Sophie Chernack of W o m e n • s official publication, 10. services were held on Pawtucket and Mrs. Elizabeth "Women's World." December 11 at Temple Beth El, Resnick of Miami Beach; 11 GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY The Jewish students were Burial was In Sharon Memorial grandchildren and seven great- at TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL evaluated as more to the left on Park, Sharon, Mass. grandchildren. the political spectrum. Porty-flw Dr. Potter, 62, was the • • • featuring percent of the Jewish freshmen husband or Lllllan (Kelman) CHARLES ROTHMAN called themselws "liberal," Potter. He lived at 80 Fosdyke compared with 28.6 percent of the Funeral services for Charles The Larry Perelman Orchestra Street. non-Jewish freshmen. A third ol Rothman, 80, of 760 Elmgrove A native of Providence, he Avenue, who died December 11, •HATS• FAVORS• NOISEMAKERS the Jewish students called was a 1931 Phi Beta Kappa themselves "middle of the road" were held Sunday at the Sugarman • FOOD GALORE graduate of Brown University, Memorial Chapel. Burial was In compared with 45 percent of non­ and was graduated from the Jewish students. Twloe as many Sons or Israel and David C o 11 e g e of Physicians and Cemetery. LIMITED RESERVATIONS s15.00 per couple non-Jewish students as Jewish Surgeons of Columbia University ones lab'eled themselves In 1935. The husband or Jessie (Klein) CALL Rothman, he was born in Russia, "moderately conservative" or A short, soft-sPoken man, he 781-0526; 941-2862; 521-7277 or 941-1548 ''strongly conservative•• and spanned several fields In his a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. nearly 4 percent of the Jewish Interests and acquaintances. He Zalman Rothman. He had been a resident of Providence for over ·, . students called themselves "left" was an accomplished compared with less than 3 photographer, a world traveler, a 60 years. A SUN UFE POUCY FOR EVERY NEED percent of the others. co 11 e ct or or paintings and Mr. Rothman was the founder The Jewish students more sculpture. and chairman or the board of the strongly favored federal action to He recently received the Charles Rothman Company, Inc., control of clgaret advertising; Margaret Sanger medal, the Jewelry manufacturers at 72 eliminate violence from highes t award or Planned Clifford Street. FORVOUR I~~ television: provide tax Incentives Parenthood, an organization with He was a member of Temple to control the birthrate: protect which he had been associated Beth El, the Manufacturing BUSINESS ... consumers ; provide since 1938. Jewelers and Silversmiths of compensatory education for the Charles A. Kllvert, who America, the Jewelers Board of poor and give them money aid: recent I y stepped down as Trade, Overseas Lodge 40 of the There are special Sun Life plans which provide desegregate schools: end poverty, president or Lying-In Hospital, Masons, and was a former and control firearms. insurance on the life of a partner or key man said, "He spent a great deal or director of the Miriam Hospital, More than twloe as many Jews time on the ram lly planning clinic the General Jewish Committee in your firm, thus protecting your interest in as non-Jews urged control of In the hospital and I think was the and Temple Beth El. the business. firearms, the survey fotmd. person largely r esPonslble for Its Nearly 60 percent of the Jewish Besides his wife, he Is getting a decent start In life, and survived by a son, 'Robert H. ' .., students - compared with 24 he remained one or Its best Rothman of - Providence; a ' percent of the non-Jews - backers and servants for the rest daughter, Mrs. Gabriel Fried of ~j favored legalization of marijuana. of his life," The clinic was begun Saddle Rock, New York, and five · Sixty-three percent of Jews and ELLIOT F. SLACK several years ago. grandchildren. 102S INDUSTRIAL IANK ILDG. 54 percent or non-Jewish studerits Dr. Potter and his · wife, a 331-2422 supported a vol tmteer army. biology teacher at Lincoln School, * * * probably had traveled to every MISS LORI BLITZ •\ _ Almost 60 percent of the Jews major country In the world. The runeral of Miss Lori and 36 percent of the non-Jews Before each trip they would brush Ellen Blitz, 16, of Providence, who died Sunday In Greeprteld, favored liberalized divorce laws. up on the language and the Massachusetts, was held Tuesday Almost 90 percent of the Jewish customs or the area they would be students and nearly 75 percent of seeing. from the Sugarman Memorial the non-Jews supported legal Usually arter an extensive Chapel. Burial was In Lincoln Park Cemetery. abortions while nearly 67 percent visit, he would show slldes and of the Jews and half of the non­ photos to his friends. Miss Blitz, the daughter of Jews supported ending of capital Besides his wife, survivors Stanley Biltz of Pawtucket and Is this the ptmlshment. Almost 27, percent of are three daughters, Mrs. Elliot Mrs. Paul Lavallee of 141 the Jewish students; compared Brener o f Santa Monica, Sessions Street, was a Junior at Kind of Wearing with about 10 percent of the non­ California; Miss Eleanor Potter the Northampton School of Girls. Jews, reported they had protested of Baltimore, Maryland, and Miss She previously had attended Hope Your racial Injustices. Betsy Potter of New York City. High School. She was a member One In five of the Jewish • • • or B'nal B'rlth Girls . Carpet students had protested American MRS. SAM CHAIKEN military pollcy, compared with Besides her parents she Is Funeral services for Mrs. survived by three brothers, Takes? about 6. percent of their non­ Gertrude Chaiken, 84, of 165 . Jew'lsh contemporaries. Almost Jonathan and David Blitz and Paul Dudley · Street , who died Lavallee, Jr.; a sister, Ruth ' 40 percent of the Jews · and 22 December 10, were held the percent of the non-Jews had Lavallee, all of Providence; her following day at the Sugarman mater n a I grandmother, Mrs. protested against high school Memorial Chapel. Burial was In administration pollcles. Benjamin Albert of Providence; Lincoln Park Cemetery. her maternal great-grandmother, About 30 percent of the Jewish The wife of Sam Chaiken, she teenagers took part in polltlcal Mrs. Samuel Bearg of was born In Russia, the · daughter Springfield, Massachusetts, and campaigns, compared with about of the late Nathan and Sarah li 16 percent of non-Jewish youth. her paternal grandfather, Edgar ~ Matusow: She had been a resident Blitz of Chicago, Illinois. If it is - you need a Magic The differences over personal of South Providence for more autonomy were drama ti zed in than 60 years. (Continued on page 16) Carpet i~ your house. findings about such proposals as She was a member of the having the federal government act Miriam Hospital Ladles• to control stu~nt activists on Card of Thanks Durable and luxurious enough Asseclatlon and.the Jewish Home The family of the late HARRY 5. campus. On this Issue, almost for the Aged. half of the non-Jewish students UffER wish to thank their friends to fit the needs of a Besides her husband, she Is and rekltiv.. for the many ex­ were in favor but only 31 percent survived by two sons, Nathan pre11ion1 of kindne11 received dur­ Chaiken of Providence and Jacob ing their recent bereavement. RUBE GOLDBERG DIES NEW YORK Rube Goldberg, the cartoonist and humorist famed for his zany Inventions, died last week. He Max Sugarman was 87. Mr, Goldberg was the guest of honor at a WasNngton Funeral Home / dinner last month celebrating the · opening of an exhibition of his " THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR " · work at the Smlths.onian Institution. During his lifetime, DE 1-8094 458 Hope Street Providence WEHONOR the artist's name entered the FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-OF-STATE OPEN language In the expression "a Mon., Wed., Sat. Rube Goldberg contraption," CALL COLLECl 1 O a.m; to 5:30 p.m. meaning somethi ng too Tues., Thur., Fri., i < .• ' complicated to work. Born In San .IIMKAMII-: .,.-> I - MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION - IO a.m. to 9 p.m. - -~ Francisco, Mr. Goldberg began his career as a newspaper RUBIN SUGARMAN IS NOW RE-AFFILIATED 253-8300 cartoonist there In 1904 after WITH OUR FIRM . graduating from the University of Drive down to Bristol and save! California. ------...... -~' - ....

THE RHODE ISLAND HER'.A:LD, FRIDA Y1 DECEMBER 18, 1970 3 Send a Herald each week to your son In th_~ ~ervlce. ORGAN1ZATION NEws· I . , . FARBAND FAREWELL PARTY will be held at the c·ongregatlon INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS The annual Hanukah Shaare Zedek-Sons of Abraham . • 'FtllE ~ CA..SUALTY • ~l.fL celebration of the Farband LZO will Include the election of • FIPEUTY ancl SURETY BONDS will be combined with a farewell officers. Annual reports will be party for Mr, and Mrs. Arthur given, and there will be a speaker Be Sure! INSOR'= Korman who will be leaving on and cantorlal music. With January 19 to become permanent , Rabbi Morris Drazln Is residents of Israel. The party chairman for the evening. SAMU EL C. RESS will be held on Sunday, December ASSOCIATED WITH 27, at 2 p,m., at Temple Beth PROFESSOR TO SPEAK HAROLD HOLT & CO. INC. Is r a e I. A petite luncheon, Professor Marc H. Richman, 421-7771 - Res . 421-2652 Incl udlng the traditional Jatkes, professor_ of engineering at 334 Westminster. Mall will be served. Post Office Box 814,. Brown University, will be the Providence, R.1.-02903 Abraham Frank, New England second speaker In the series on -Provid-ence, _!l.J,...Q290..I 1 director of the Hlstadrut of "Zionism and Israel" which Is Israel, will be guest speaker. Mr. being held at Temple Beth Torah. and Mrs. Max Portnoy, who have The meetlllfl_ will be at 8:15 p.m. Just returned from Israel, will on Friday, December 18. give a short talk on their trip. Dr. Rlchman•s subject wlll be Wendy Billig, accordionist, will ''PreC'11rsors of Zionism.'' present a program or Hebrew, Following the Oneg Shabbat, an Jewish and .English songs. open forum will be held. ENGAGED: Mt. and Mn. Sydney Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Richman Is a member of Silverman of Union, Hew Janey, Korman and members of the the Rhode Island Conference on announce the engagement of their Farband are Invited. Soviet Jewry, and the American daughter, &lean, to Jamff -Alan Professors for Peace In the Salmonson, oon of Mr . and Mn. IN SET PROGRAM Middle East, and the Academic Samuel Salmonson of ~ovidence. The In Set will conduct Committee on Soviet Jewry. Miu Silverman i1 a graduate of another In Its monthly "Fun 'n' The forum Is open to the Baston Univenlty where she re­ Games NIies" at the Jewish public. ceived her degrff In Elementary Community Center on Sunday, Education. December 20, at 8 p.m. TO PRESENT PAGEANT Mr. Salmonson received his B.A. There will be table games, a The residents of the Ladd degrff In Political Science at Syr­ room for conversations and School will present their annual acuM Univenlty and hil M.B.A. music, and refreshments wlll be Christmas . Pageant on Sunday, degrff at Baboon College. Mr. Sal­ served. All single Jewish young December 20, at 3 p,m., In the monson 11 prHently -iatecl adults between 21 and 3 5 are auditorium of the education anl'.I with the Adami Drug Company of Invited. rec reatlon building at Ladd "'wtucket. School. The public Is Invited. A May wedding ii planned. COLLEGE ADMISSIONS The Jewish Community Center HANUKAH SERVICE and Plantations Lodge, B'nal The Hanukah family service at Underground Shelters B' r Ith, will co-sponsor a Temple Sinai on Friday, Being Evacuated MIAMI BEACH program on college admissions at December 18, will be held at, 8 TEL AVIV - Underground the Center on Sunday, December p.m. bomb shelters, where children of .FREE and IMMEDIATE CONFIRMATIONS 20, at 8 p,m, the Belsan Valley settlements J:1S2ll.Li The seminar guest speaker SYNAGOGUE BREAKFASTS have been sleeping nightly for the ALGIDS DEAUVtUI SANSOUO will be Douglas Langdon, The topic to be discussed at past two years, . are being AMIIICANA DIUDO SAXONY SIVIUI admissions officer at · Brown the Sunday morning breakfast on evacuated but only gradually In ~ IDINIOC December 20 at Temple Mlshkon IAIICILONA PONTAINRLEAU SHEUIOINE University, who will discuss order to ease the shock of 18.AIII WCIINI SHEIRY FRONTENAC admissions and scholarship Tfiloh wlll be "Eln Maavlrln Al adjustment for many youngsters CADIUAC MONTICAILO SHOIEQUI problems and procedures. Hamttzvohs,'' "We do not who can't remember when they CAIIUON MONTMAITIE SUlfCOMIER A 11 senior high school postpone the performance of slept on real beds In a room with CASAllANCA PLAZA .VEISAIUES students, particularly Juniors and religious precepts." Rabbi windows. The shelters were built seniors, and their parents are Emanuel Lazar discusses various to protect the Uves of children Halachlk aspects during these AZTEC CHATEAU MAICO 1'01.0 Invited. Two subsequent seminars and -adults during two years of IEAU IIVAGI DE$EIT INN NEWPOIT will deal with career selection meetings which were started a almost constant nightly shelllngs CASTAWAYS HAWAII ISll SAHAIA and campus problems. year ago. from Jordan. SHEIATON IEACH SINGAPORE Other Talmudic topics which But psychologists fear that the FIH IIOCHUIES- !UJUSHEDJATES FORM NEW GROUP have been discussed Include "Eln transition from an underground to A new group for college · M'arvln Slmchah B' slmchah,'' a norm a I life wlll create ·students, The College Co-Ed !'One 'Rejoicing' may not be problems, especially among the C.T.C. Club, has been formed at the merge:ct in another 'Rejoicing'," younger children who regard the Zelda Kouffman Jewish Community Center, under ahd "Eln Osln Mltzvohs shelters as their real home. ( Certified Travel Counselor) the direction of Mrs. Charlotte Chavllohs Chavllohs," "We may Older children have already been CRANSTON TRAVEL - 8Q 1 PARK AVE. CRANSTON Goldenberg. not perform religious duties In taken out of the shelters. The The club's first program will wholesale fashion." six-to-eight year olds are now Eves. by apl>!intment 7B )_-4977 be a- homecoming party for all about.J.o be evacuated, _,...... ,....,._, __ ,_ .... ,..,;,._ _ returning students on Sunday, CLASSICAL H.S. DINNER December 27, at 8:30 p.m. at the Bernard V. Buonanno will be Center. honored as outstanding alumnus The evening's program will be at the 18th annual Classical High r------~ a casual one. Refreshments wlll School dinner, sponsored by the be served, Including homebaked Varsity Club Alumni of the I pastries made by group school. Outstanding Al Morro members. scholar athlete will be . Frank ' i 'Howard Shapiro Is club Hanley. Other awards will also be chairman, and co-chairmen of the presented at the dinner which will party are Jeff Fine and Howard be held on Sunday, December 27, Rogers. In the new Classical High School There will be a meeting of the dining hall. A business meeting at club on Sunday, December 20, at 5:30 p.m. will precede the dinner 10 a.m. College students who at 6:30 p.m. would like to Join or help with the Ticket Information may lie I party are Invited, obtained by calling Mrs. Demars at 467-6531 or the high school at :Jor A HANUKAH PARTY 272-4900. Pioneer Women, Club I, will Women are Invited to attend: celebrate Hanukah at a luncheon which wlll be held on Tue~day, TO HOLD °CAKE SALE 1 December 22, In the Plantations The Cranston-War·wlck Room at the Biltmore Hotel. Chapter of B'nal B' rlth Women Mrs. Henry Helland will be will hold a cake sale at Almacs In Garden City on Friday, December .JJapp'f honored at this luncheon for her dedication . and devotion to the 18. Proceeds wlll be used for the cause of Pioneer Women for maternal Infant and care proJect more than 25 years. She was In at St. Joseph's Hospital. charge of the annual ad book which was distributed to the PLAN MEETING I members at Hanukah. The Hanukah meeting of the Further Information may be 1. obtained by ca111ng Mrs. Maurice Business & Professional Schwartz, chairman, at 781-5097. Hadassah will be held on Sunday, December 20, at 2:30 p.m. at the Biltmore Hotel, HOMECOMING SERVICE Participants In the Hanukah A college homecoming service I program will be Mrs, Harry wlll be held on Friday, December Berman, Mrs. Morris Block, :HRISlMAS 25, at Congregation B'nal Israel OPEN EVE: Mrs. Max Bochner, Miss Jennie :i~!~ ~:.: In Woonsocket, at 8 p.m. l Cohen, Miss Ida Garr, Miss Following the service the college Sarah Reich and Mrs. John Souza. students are Invited to Rabbi Miss Hilda Kalver Is program William E. Kaufman's home for a chairman, discussion. POSTPONE MEETING The annual meeting and BONDI APPOINTED Melaveh Malke. of the --Chevra LONDON - Prof. Herman Ka d I sh a of Providence and Bondi has been appointed chief ~ _j(arlan I Vicinity which was supposed to scientific adviser to the Ministry have been held on Saturday, of Defense, succeeding Sir JE.WELERS ,; December 12, was postponed, William Cook. Bondi, 1il, was because of the Inclement weather, professor of applied mathematics CRANSTO.N until this Saturday, December 19, at Kings College· here from I 954 I at 7:30 p.m. The meeting which to 1967. ------*·--·- 4 .THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY1 DECEMBER 181 1970 ' MOBILE SYNAGOGUES Army took delivery last week of with seats, arks, r eading desks JERUSALElii: The Israeli three mobile synagogues fitted and electr ical lights. They will be Prof. Richman At Brown used In pos itions where it Is not feasible to build permanent synagogues. Studies Images Of Atoms ANN WELLS An engineer ing professor at the specimen Is a phosphor fo r a Lovelier You, Visit our Beauty Salon Brown University Is one of the screen. TENNIS few scientists who routinely While' In use, the field Ion 8 studies Images of atoms, one of microscope system ls pumped out CAMEO 8 GIFTS the smallest parts of ldentlftable to obtain the best vacuum' and matter. once the specimen has been ELMGROVE-WAYLAND-REGENCY 8 ./',/ , , .,, He ls Dr. Marc H. Richman cooled, an Imaging gas Is EAST SIDE: 155 ELMGROVE AVENUE, 8 who says an atom , measures Introduced. The atoms of this gas Providence• 421-1975 8 approximately three Angstroms (for example, helium) provide the WEST BAY In diameter. One Angstrom Is 39 means to create the Image on the EAST SIDE: 500 ANGELL STREET, 8 trillionths (.0000000039) of an screen. Provid ence • 274-4496 TENNIS CLUB 8 630 (enllndl,· RJ Wnr me~ Inch and atoms of most materials Once the Imaging gas ls Downtown PROV.: Regency Apts., 8 can be seen only with a field Ion Inserted, a positive voltage Is 60 Broadway• 421-3586 RHODE ISLAND microscope, a piece of equipment applied to the specimen. The 8 TENNIS CLUB not readily available to many electrical flelil polarizes the A lways A F~iendly A tmosphere 8 l(J ~oytl A111· ( Prov scientists. In fact, Dr. Richman hellum atoms which are attracted 8 buut his own field Ion microscope to the surface of the specimen. X at Brown. These helium atoms bounce untll The field Ion microscope, they lose energy and become first successfully developed by Ionized - that ls, they give up --o-,L-P-AI_N_T_IN_G_s_____ ORIGINALS Professor E. w, Muller In 1951, an electron and acqulle a positive can achieve magnlflcatlons of oharge. These helium Ions are several mllllons of diameters. It then accelerated from the tip of WATER COLORS can also distinguish the Individual the specimen to the phosphor parts of an object; in the case of screen by means of an applied PRINTS solid matter Individual electric field. WARWICK GALLERIES, atoms. The image of a sample of an INC. This microscope Is simply a atom seen In this manner looks 422 WA RWICK AVENUE vacuum container Into which is somewhat like a contour map of a WARWICK. R.I. 02888 Inserted the object lo be studied, hlll, and appears as a series of Telephone 401-3343 This specimen ls attached to a rings within another when looking "cold finger," which ls held at a at the specimen point-on. Each CLOSED MONDAYS temperature of less than 320 r Ing actually represents a degrees F. below zero. Facing different plane, or altitude, of atoms. Dr. Richman says now that scientists can see an lndlvldual atom, the next question Is what can they do with field Ion Images which depict Individual atoms. Some people really know how to give. "Perhaps the simplest project," Dr. Richman says, "is Seagram'sV.O. Very smooth.Very specia[Very Canadian. the observation of 'point defects such as Impurity atoms or 'line defects,' such as dislocations . Disloc ations, which are Irregularities In the lines of molecules making up a metal, are or particular Importance to the .1 metallurgist because they not onlY play a role In the fallure of metals under actual use (metal l fatigue) but they also are the means by which metals can be I formed Into usefUl shapes without fracture." The field Ion microscope at Brown Uni verslty ls also used to study the hardening and , toughening or steels. One of the major research projects at Brown In which this microscope ls being used Is In the study of s u ch materials as tungsten carbide and other compounds . The field ion microscope offers the scientist a three dimensional view on how these compounds are formed. t Dr. Richman say "the techniques (for field Ion I microscopy) are not as well I established as they are for optical or electron microscopy, I: but they are becoming more so each day. The equipment has usually been home-bullt as here at Brown, but now there are commercial field Ion micro­ scopes available. "This Is . a tool that will ::~:,,.::::...... :3.,i,:;i,.... certainly find Its proper place In every laboratory wher e metallography Is used - If not 'tomorrow, then in a year or two. _tngrnm·s It ls a technique that can become ever more useful as rriore and more people begin to apply It to pr act I ca I metallurgical \tO. problems.'' Willy Brandt Moved By Ghetto Memorial WARSAW - The drama of the signing of the Polish-West Germany treaty this week was alm,ost overshadowed earlier In a touching Incident at a memorial to the Jews who died In the Warsaw ghetto under the Nazi occupation. Chan cellor Wllly Brandl, sober and expressionless, had arrived from the tomb of the Polish Unknown Soldier. He stepped from his car and walked slowly toward the memorial following two· men carrying a wreath, The wreath was placed al the fool of the memorial between two name-lit stone menorahs. Mr. Brandl, who had spent the Nazi , per!~ In Scandinavia, dropped to ------• his knees and remained that way CIN!Dl!N WHISKY - ! BLEHOOf SELECTED WHiSKICS. SIX YC!RS OLD. 86.8 PROOF. SEAGRAM DISTILLERS COMPANY, N.Y.C. for a f\111 minute. He bowed his head slightly and then rose heav lly. When he turned, the edge of his mouth was trembling, All prices good Fri. · Thur. Dec. 18-24 We reserve the right to limit None sold to dealers Join the

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8 THE RHODE l!iLAN~ HERALD1.FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1970 ... Only In · America ·-·FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY By Horry Golden Rabbi Zaiman and the JDL The Segregation of the Corpses By 8-ERYL SEGAl The ;._,.chltects were the first Court ruled the fence had to come to recognize the absurdity If not down which made keeping track of Rabbi Joel H. Zalman of Invited to speak. The turn-out care what these organizations say the Inequity of racial segregation. the line which divided white and Temple Emanu-EI Is a rebel was phenomenal. As Rabbi about them and the names they T h e_ building ordinances In black graves a hazardous among the younger rabbis In our Zalman says: "This was the best call them. They go on organizing Atlanta and S0"!,e other South.er n business for those about to be -community. attended Institute that I can In every city In .the land, and they cities called tor "separate but Interred. Let me hasten to explain what remember." are apparently successtul. Not equal" elevators. In a high rise Bu t last year Southern Is meant by a rebel. The term Rabbi Meir Kahane turned· out only are they successtul but the building, explained the architects, perspicacity manl!ged to divide has different connotations and I to be an excellent speaker, and he Jewish War Veterans of elevators usurp a great deal of out the urns with black ashes want to clarity the sense In which spoke on a matter that concerns Washing ton, D.C. follow In space. To double the space meant from the urns with white ashes, we use It here. many Jews. The large audience their footsteps. I have read doing away with the ottlces where 291 of them, In tact, Including 35 A rebel does not necessarily - 800 men and women - recently that the J ewish War people did the typing, flllng and babies. toe the line of the established according to the local news~r, Veterans ln that city have . letter-writing. · Administrative ottlclals Jewish organizations In America: were shocked, challenged, and organized groups to patrol the The plumbers were the next. confess to feeling an He says what he thinks even they responded, each after his streets and to be present In the The law called tor separate toilet overwhelming sense of absurdity though he steps on many sensitive own fashion. Some were incensed, Synagogues while worship Is facilities In all public places as during this process but persevere corns. some applauded and were even going on, to prevent hooliganism well as separate drinking to comply with cemetery A rebel does not always say moved to Join that organization. from taking place there. They, fountains. But this was a good regulations. Amen to all the declarations of Now the Jewish Defense too, are tired or being patient and thing for the plumbing Industry Urns are burled In half-size the official rabbinical League has been condemned by respectable. and no one lets go of -._ good thing graves ldentltled only by a organizations. He uses his own, every major Jewish Established The Jewish Defense League Is even It It Is an absurdity. number assigned by the Medical Independent Judgment on the Organization. They have been tar from being a bunch or Hippies Now It Is the coroners and the Examiner's office. When the happenings In the world around called all kinds of names Crom or a band of Vigilantes. They are graveyard tenders who have matter was brought before the him and he expresses his views, Vigilantes to Hippies. But the concerned Jews. They are mostly exposed still more absurdities. Attorney General- of Virginia, he even though they are Jewish Defense League, says students of Yeshlvos and their Virginia, the mother of replied he didn't think It made contradictory to the pronounced Rabbi Zalman, ls the largest, leaders are modern J ews who Presidents, separate corpses by much difference since It was "truths" of people In high places. creative and experimental J ewish retuse to bend their heads and race. The State cremates the unlikely there would be any In that sense, Rabbi Zalman ls organization In America. The turn the other cheek. They do not corpses of thos who donate their plaintiffs charging discrim­ a rebel. derogative names applied to them Initiate violence. But they do not bodies to science as well as those ination. I remember a few years ago, do not seem to tit their program. run away from It. They are whose bodies are unclaimed by Mr. Attorney General, you when Rabbi Zalman was And the program or the J ewish against destruction, but they will relatives or friends. never know. relatively new tn the community, Defense League can be expressed destroy those who rlse up and Before these bodies are This grotesque situation has when he was Invited to speak at a In a few simple words: destroy them. bur I ed In t h·e city-owned surfaced, really, necause the !Unction of the General Jewish "You have been told by The sermon or Rabbi Zalman cemetery at Richmond, they are cemetery Is ruMlng out of room. Committee, now called the Jewish generations or elders that It ls was both timely and productive. tagged black or white so their Just where ashes will be Inter red Federation of Rhode Island. He not becoming ror a Jew to hit Recently, there have been rumors appearance at the Gates of In the tuture Is questionable. then outlined his Ideas about a back. But we say ' to you: I! and ishades or rumors In our Heaven should not contuse St. Richmond has to locate another well-organized community. It someone hits you, hlt him back." community about the Jewish Peter. cemetery. The city will probably appealed to me, and I wrote about The Jewish Defense League Is Defense League. The lecture by The Richmond cemetery Is have to ask tor federal tunds that talk of Rabbi Zalman In the tired of being told to have Rabbi Meir Kahane. The stories dlvld.ed Into two sections,, one which are available tor the Jewish Herald. patience. They want action, and In the newspapers. The editorial called the Matthew Maury construction of potter's fields but Since then the rabbi has that unfortunately the established ln the Providence Journal. The Cemetery and the other the Mt. then discrimination Is out. It may expressed novel Ideas In his defense organizations - all five organization of a J ewlsh Defense Olive t Cemetery. The first well be that Vlrlglnla will have to sermons and In public addresses. of them - do not deliver. League In the city. The run story'· cemetery used to be tor the white bury these corpses as they are He bas definite Ideas about The J ewish Detemse League or the Jewish Defense League In folks and the second tor the burled In Arlington National Jewish Community Centers that Is tired of seeing synag.ogues the Jewish Herald. Recent stories blacks. A fence divided them. Cemetery, without regard to ra~ are not Jewish, about J ewish vandalized, old people mugged, In the national newspapers . All Some time ago, the Supreme or sex, only religion. schools that are empty or Jewish Jewish stores robbed In daylight, thes e contributed to Interest In learning, about Jewish hospitals Jews beaten to death. We all know the JDL. Somebody had to clarify that have not a trace of lt. They have experienced this ln the nature or the organization and ~- ~::,~--r·} ·Y -~~~ .. ~~ Jewl§hness In them, and about the New York. The Jewish Defense Its place In the American J ewish J ewish defense organization that League has run out or patience. scene. does little defending. They do something about It. They Rabbi Zalman's sermon did . ,, In a sermon dellvered before say we do not want to be this ln an excellent manner a large congregation, at Emanu­ respectable. We want to be though many chips !ell In many THE ONLY ENGLISH JEWISH WEEKLY IN R I AND SOUTHEA ST MA SS EI, a congregation, that In the human. laps. words of one who was present For that the Jewish Defense ••• ~~~~lt~t;,.y there, "was as large as on the League Is condemned by the (Mr. Segal's opinions are his own MAIUNG ADOttlSS: lex 606l, ~.I.I . 02904 T~ 724~00 PUNT: Henilcl Woy, effW"4ter St., rawt., 1.1. 02M1 High Holidays," Rabbi Zalman establishment. But the J ewish and not necessarily those of this OfflCI: 141 Taunton Ave., Iott ~~e, 1.1. spoke on the J ewish Defense Defense League does not really newspaper.) CBIA ZUCKlnRG. .... Monctvint 1411« League. Just In case you do not know 5-end Clon '"toee raw at~•• 1--.. Wand why the rabbi chose that subject The S;c,btcriptl.n h,..: fifteen C:-h the c.py; ly Mail, '6.00 per Oftnum ; _...._ New EnplM, 17 .SO f*" for his sermon, and what the attnum . .,. rat".., NqVftt. The HffoW anu"'" iwlncriptiens are centin- unleN nerififf te the centrary in wrttht9. J ewish Defense League stands tor, I will digress tor a while to give you a uttle background. The, Herald OUUfflff rte ffnondol ,...,,.,.aibiffty for ~kol •'"'- In oche...._ts, INI wil At the Jewish Adult Education Nprinl that part •f tlM octv.~1 In whkh the typctrophkal - MCVn.. AclverttMt-1 wa ...... notify th. ffianopnMnl imm.dia1.ty .t any.,.., whkh moy .c:cvr. Institute, a six-week lecture series held annually tor many FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1970 years at Temple Emanu-EI, Rabbi Meir Kahane, the organizer 000 00 00 a,.cB~~c::=:::i-Lc::=~o,c:~><::~~:x:~,c:.~~~- of the J ewish Defense League was ~f~;:, ilJames.. Fosburgh Is painting New York - On the morning 111111u1111111111ua1un1111111111111111111111111-ui of Election Day, Arthur Goldberg, Truman Capote's portrait ror the Vour the Democratic-Liberal candidate cover of Capote's next book, COMMUMIT1 tor governor, called in his son, "Answered Prayers" •.. Playboy who was visiting from Alaska, Enterprises Is bidding for the Money's CALENDAR and dictated a speech or place next door to the Playboy A SERVICE OF THE concession. This, of course, was Club In New York, the Sherry Netherland... J onathan Daniel's JEWISH FEDERATION long before any votes had been Worth OF RHODE ISLAND tallied. Goldberg's concession newest contribution to making and the speec\1 had one line which his son U.S. history fascinating Is By Sylvia Porter R.I. JEWISH HERALD refused to include. It was about "Ordeal of Ambition," about the For listing Call 421-4111 his tuture In politics . clashes between J efferson, A political science teacher Hamilton and Burr. Ways to Save SUNDAY, DICIMIU 20, 1970 asked why he'd lost. Goldberg At the luncheon given last 2:00 P·"'· r eplied: "Because Rockefeller week by the Association of J ewish One way to save money Is to percentage from your paycheck "~;;:..":;'"'""'-·-""'""'l got m·ore votes." Court Attaches, honoring Justice hit on a loose money system. Put automatically when you deposit 2:30 p.m. The Tony Awards will take Arthur Markewitch, Dory Schary aside at the end of each day all the paycheck In your checking ...... & ,...... ttadoueh, ....,_ place on March 28 because of a said that on Air France when you the change you have left In your account and to transfer this threatened TV strike March said "red'' or "white" . lt pocket - -or only all your percentage to your savings ..MONDAY , DICIIMII 21, 1970 referred to wine. On El Al red or - 1:00 p.m, 30 •••Thornton Wilder will spend quarters, or even all your single account. Make It 10 per cent It Shalem Choptw, ,._. WerNn, a-d MMt- Christmas In Venlce ... Laura z. white used to mean horseradish, dollar bllls. Once every week-; you cari manage It or 5 per cent 1,. Hobson•s "The Tenth Month" will but now It means wine, too. talthtully deposit your little hoard but make the transfer be reprinted by Dell for a slx­ Maureen Stapleton, rehearsing In a nearby · savings bank or automatic and regular. The PreotW.-."'=-~.:.~::::-: .....,.._ Day SchNI, INNII- MN*'I·-" rtgure fee.. . Rita Hayworth Just her starring role In Nell Simon's savings association. In Just over automatic, regular feature Is the I.NIN' AW •NI ~!Q, ()ha.,. Shelcwn made a series or recordings with "Gingerbread Lady," goes to and 18 months, the dollar bill secret. a Brazilian guitar .. .S.N. Behrman from the theater by bus-, because approach helped one family make Alth o ugh the lates t - 1;,o p.m . IS working on the last section or of the taxi strike•.. Look bought DeYeroh""-- Dapn.-- Ovit, ,._.... WMMn, ...,._ the first payment on a piece of government statistics show that his memoirs. This Is the section the magazine -rights to J erry land In the exurbs for a weekend Americans are saving a startling -...NISDAY , DICIMUI 22, 1970 devoted mainly to the Gershwins. Hopkln's book, "Elvis, an cabin. 7.6 · cents out of every after-tax 12:00 noN Unauthorized Biography" ... Bill Mlriaffl .....,.... AIMdo"-'t, b:ecvtlvoe c.,,. Rube Goldberg, the Pulitzer Another way to build a nestegg $1 - highest In more than a fflittMMNfln8 Prize-winning cartoonist who Shelburne, a Princeton graduate, decade millions of you Is to save all windfall money - 1115 P·"'· died last week, became a sculptor bought El Pas_eo, a Mexico City !llvldends, Inheritances, bonuses, haven't been able to save a penny. MlriClm HNpitel ..._...... , INNII MNtlna after he turned 75. Once he and restaurant, where he satisfies his cash gifts, tax retunds. Put this And at this season particularly, WIDNISDAY, D1C1M1H 23, 1970 the late Gene Fowler discussed ambition to be a singer- pianist. 10:00e,m. money In your savings account m1lllons of you are acutely aware i'rwWeMt SHtMn, ...... 1 Cevndl e4 Jewtth the r es p e c tive age s or Fred Stewart, the actor who the Instant you get It; don't even of how precarious your financial WNMn, INNI MNtffll newspape rmen they'd known. died last week, played a role In cash the check or do mor e than position Is. ...., . 1100 , ..... Sit...._. Temple leth SWem, --.,1ar MNt. Goldberg f,lnally said: "Gene what "The Girls In Room 509." He had peer a\ the amount of cash In the Although our personal savings ... difference does age make? It only to walk onstage with a telegram gift envelope, Don't give the In the third quarter reached an TMUIIDAY, DICIMIII 24, 1'70 matters that you are either under for the girls. At one preview he temptation to spend the windfall - awesome $52.7 billion, the 40 or over 70." At a dlMer for was reading a book and came the slightest edge. biggest ever, more t~ $10 ...... oh...., w...... '.:,r:,;. , ~ .. -· Mant,1• Harold Arlen, Goldberg said: onstage without the prop. He A third excellent way to save billion above the total at this tlm e 1,00 , ..... "At my age· I have silver In Improvised that Western Union Is to authorize your tull service a year ago and more than double my hair, 'gold In my teeth and ' had phoned. bank to deduct a specified . (Contlnued on page 15) • --'"'"'""'"Ill ---·-- le:ad In my pants." (Continued on page 15) ··· .. __..···--- . -~ ··---- ~ ,.,t.;.,:. - ••

,, . /,. . . ,.- THE _RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY1 DECEMBER 18, 1970 7 _,.•.,_ ... .,_ :c"".... - ...~~ . ':.•·-·...... ,..:· ..... _,; ·,.·------Asks Knesset For PUZZLED BY PLANES TEL AVIV· - Iaraells were There was no repetition of the 5S.2SO Million still puzzling over the reason flights and no Indication that they three Egyptian owrfllghts of were any th Ing more than For Lydda Airport Israeli positions along the Suez technical violations of the Canal. ceasefire. BRIDGE JERUSALEM - Transport. ' Minister Shimon Peres told the Knesset that he has asked the Finance Ministry for a ihiH:A iiSSiEN By Robert E. Starr supplemental budget of $5,250 JULIE'S 731 HOPE ST. 621-9396 million to Improve safety at •• • . . -- • • • Lydda Airport. Mr. Peres No thought was Involved at all figuring they should. .have -· a announced the request after he MORRISON & SCHIF~ In the playing of today's hand, a reasonable play for it. When gave Knesset members a Slam. West's opening lead was North heard that and had so much summary of the findings of a the deciding factor. But this over his minimum Double, special panel that Investigated a THIS WEEK'S SUPER SPECIAL brings up one of the two naturally he was Interested In fatal accident at the airport two "Kosher" Interesting points discussed here. Slam. Some just barreled Into it weeks ago. Should an Ace always be Jed bidding Blackwood first asking He said the findings could not against a small Slam? Is It an for Aces. That wouldn't do any be published in flill because of LeanROAST BEEF auto m a i I c situation? Because good here. Others, fearing the mllltary aspects. The Israel Air most women do lead their Ace loss of two Heart tricks, West Force shares Lydda Airport with 5 against a Slam there Is a saying could easily have the two top c o mmercial aviation. T'ne Sliced to order 2.69 LB. by men, "I guess I'll play like the honors, stopped at four. Those accident Involved a collision on ladles do and lead my Ace." You who knew how found out what the the main runway between a TWA 'will see that not always should Heart situation was by asking a cargo plane and an Air Force Golden the Ace be Jed, certainly not direct question about it. transport. automatically. This brings up the second Cottage Mr. Peres said the extra Potato North· interesting point. To find out If budget would be used to Install • A 7 6 3 partner has second round control additional radar systems in the Pancakes Cheese • s ,4 of the opponents' suit you bid five control tower with a range of 60 +AKQ7-4 of the agreed on Trump suit as miles, new distance measuring (Latkes) + AK shown above. Naturally, the Ace equipment, and other modern West Ea,t Is first round control and fine, electronic devices now lacking. 39c the King, If Jed up to or a • 10 ,4 • 9 8 2 Mr. Peres said the Air Force 1 LB. • A Q J 10 8 2 • 9 7 singleton, would be the necessary has promised to comply with all ·59~KG. ingredients for answering the + 9 3 + 10 6 r ecommend at Io ns of the reg. 79• Container + Q 9 S + J 10 8 -4 3 2 question Yes, by going on to six. As mentioned before, the investigating panel that apply to South it. making of the hand was no • K Q J 5 The panel held three tra!fil; KOSHER ALL PREPARED • K 6 3 problem. Eleven sure tricks can be counted as you can see. If control officer s on duty In the ALL COOKED LB. + J 8 5 2 Lydda tower at the time of the + 7 6 West does lead his Heart Ace, South's King becomes the twelfth accldenl directly responsible for -- BAR-B-QUED CHICKEN No names will be mentioned and fulfilling tr lck. But see what the collision that took three lives and they have been suspended because the Declarer had happens if West leads anything absolutely no control of the hand. but a Heart. Eventually Declarer pending further Investigation. wes t was Dealer, no one would have to lead that suit I n addition, Mr. Peres We are now taking vulnerable. The bidding: himself for only one of his three announced that he has dismissed Hearts can be discarded on the the chief air traffic control orders for N s Diamonds, he has to follow to officer at Lydda. Dbl •• four rounds . If West hadn't bid Christmas Parties s• 6. and this was the s ituation, he Accuse Groups Of West had a classic Wesk Two could lead toward his Heart King Bid, a good, strong six card suit hoping East had the Ace. He can Smearing Ye-shivot but less than an opening one bid. , still do this but now the chances ~orth had a powerful hand of East having that card are quite CHICAGO - Agudath Israel I has accused the American J ewish i~cludlrig four Spades so he negligible. So if the Ace Is led the . I doubled. East had nothing and tt hand makes, if not, the hand goes Congress and the American Jewish Committee of " smearing I I came to South. I have watched as down. \. I many partners of Doublers Moral: Do not always lead the yeshivas before America' s s imply merltlon their suit at the Aces against Sia ms Just because highest legal lr lbunal" In the

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8 TIIE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY1 DECEMBER 18, 19'10 Give a Herald subscription. 1 ACCEPTS AWARD - NEW YORK - Former Chief MRS. LEO GLEKLEN Justice Earl Warren of. the United States Supreme Court accepted OF the 1970 Stephen Wise Award for "distinguished achievement In Hello Again! GOLDEN GATE adVanclng hmnan freedom" at the TRAVEL, INC. annual Stephen Wise Awards dinner of the American Jewish congress here. Stephen Wise Ne¥(s of the Sports World by Womrn. WoldeR, @i Awards were also presented to Benjamin H, Swig, a San SUGGESTS Francisco hotel owner and ARE THEY QUALIFIED? Pepe listened Incredulously," philanthropist and Shad Poller, a Base b a 11' s general managers Amdur continues, "wire service 8 DAYS - 7 NIGHTS N,Y. Attorney who Is past have conducted a survey sportswriter Bob Stewart chairman of the AJ Congress' concerning potential managers, commented, 'When these PACKAGE national governing council. according to a story In Sport typewriters stop working, these Magazine - and - they don't people better start worrying'." . NEU CLEANING PONl? Include WUlle Mays or Hank CASSIUS NOT GASEOUS - CARACAS Aaron among the top six. You Just can't say that Cassius SOUTH AMERICAN Regarded more highly by the GMs ran out of gas when he had enough FLOORS, CARPETING; are Al Katine, Ernie Banks, left to score a knockout In the CARIBBEAN WALLS, ETC. Frank Robinson, Maury Wills, 15th round. However, the Harmon Killebrew and Mickey loquacious one did simmer down SCOTT JANIT RIAL HAMED SALIS MANAGER: WaH­ Mantle. One general manager Is as the fight progressed but did - FROM 0 ace H. Genser has been appointed reported as saying, "WU!ie Mays prove he could go 15 rounds, If s220° & sales manager of R.L Griffith Is probably one of the six all­ necessary, with Frazier. The INCLUDING AIR FARE CLEANING SERVICE Company, it was announced by time great basball players In Argentinian in no way resembled FROM N.Y., HOTEL, Joseph A. Bailer, vice-president of history but I don't feel he's the Firpo, the famed "Wild Bull of We use Ch~woy p,oo.,cts mode by marketing for the company, a di­ kind of fellow who would Instill the Pampas" and appeared like a TRAN_SFERS & SIGHTSEEING vision of Ba"ows Industries. 76 DORRANCE ST. PROV., R.I. the mob rs of' Armstrong floors. what I want as a manager." Hmpf rank amateur . many times In CALL, 272-1228 OR 272-7106 Mr. Genser joined the Provi­ - who knows what kind of a comparison with All who should 411-1191 dence based manufacturer of manager Babe Ruth would have settle the question of who has the gold-filled and sterling silver · made U given a good opportunity? right to the title when he wins charms and earrings in 1964 as a C ~ey Stengel, considered great from Frazier. By the way, there BIG salesman. For the past two years with the Yankees, was anything never would have been a famed he has been serving as new prod­ but a howling success with the old ' 'long count" If Dempsey had uct manager as well 01 Eastern Boston Braves or with the Mets. been allowed to s tand in the regional sales representative. GOOD SUGGESTION - Sport center or the ring as Cassius did In his new position, he will su­ also Includes a story that - or - did you see the pervise the company'• sales efforh suggests Inter-league playoffs. referee hold up on the count and in the United States, Canada and "We think ther e would have been wave Clay to a neutral corner? FLOOR COVERING CO. Puerto Rico. A veteran of more considerably more drama and And did Buchanan, In the previous than 25 yean in the jewelry in­ excitement this year If Baltimore fight on the card, steal the show? SHOWROOM: Rear 19S Cole Avenue dustry, Mr. Genser lives at 76 played Pittsburgh and a RICKY COULD DO IT - Summit Avenue with his wife, Cincinnati-Minnesota series had Ricky Raim ondi, who was two daughten and a 10n. been played." As for the scheduled for Boston Garden's possibility of two teams from the Christmas Basket show, was Hello Friends: same league winding up In the victimized by a bad, bad cold A phone coll is all you ne~d to make on·oppointment to ditcuss your floor DEDICATE BIBLE HOUSE World Serles, the Sport editors being right In style with so many covering with me. JERUSALEM answer: ''It r eally wouldn't others. Boxing needs clean-cut In addition to regular merchandise I dolhave available aome terrific buys matter because the World Serles typlcat America-boy appearing in carpeting in discontinued or slight irregular, at real savings to you. Groundbreaking ceremonies were held here for the "Belt would still be a match between participants such as Ricky who Is the best teams in baseball, the In the offing at New York's Thanks Hatanach" (Bible House), which Phone day or night will be dedicated to study of the two Just having proved their Madison Square Garden. Young S21 -241O Murray Trinkle Bible and the pres ervation of supe r lo r It y In head- to-head Mr. Raimondi, a modest likable Btbllcal art and artifacts. combat.'' lad, should be r eceived with SAYS THE PRESIDENT - popular acclaim when he steps Nell Admur, In the current Issue into the ring In the big city •• of Tennis magazine, charges the MORE ON BOXING CAR REPAIRS HAVE YOU OVER A BARREL "United States Lawn Tennis Norm an Horton, a rugged Association officials are middleweight who was well liked like Karl? Impeding the growth of tennis as In Manny Almelda's shows at R.L a b I g-tlme sport." He Aud., has a son who Is better than substantiates his charge by the ordinary as a basketball relating the action of USLTA player In college in Kentucky. president Alastair B. Martin Norman was managed by Leo P, during the recent U.S. Open Bradley. .. And Joe Cellettl gave a Tournament at Forest Hills. "It r eport when his boxers lost In was during the final round of the Brockton recently that was Just tourney and Dally News as exciting as when they won. No sportswriter Phil Pepe was excuses from_ J oe who spoke like typing his story for the early a sportsman. edition," says Amdur. "SUddenly, EQUAL TWO HOME RUNS - Martin rushed up to Pepe and DI st In gu I s he d-appearlng Al ordered: 'You must stop the · DeChrlstofaro of Flore Pontiac typing. Can't you see It's once hit four doubles In a bothering the players? Listen to baseball game and very modestly the crowd. Stop It, pleas~!' As admitted It the other day before those who didn't know he Is a former diamond star. Does that Buffalo Jewish Paper equal two home runs? It was Marks 50th Year probably more valuable to his team - CARRY ON! BUFFALO, N.Y. The Buffalo Jewish Review Is marking Its 50th annive rsary and Its editors and publishers, Ida and § Elias Rex Jacobs, were honored 5 here. The couple received the Israel Freedom Medal at the local Israel Bond Organization's sixth annual dinner. The Buffalo Jewish Review, an Englis h­ J ewish weekly, was founded In I 1920. = Mr. and Mrs. J acobs _were awarded th e medal "In I recognition of their devotion and § Why Not See David or Max__Golden at dedication to their community, and of their ldentUlcatlon with all causes affecting the welfare of BOSTON the Jewish people." HIPPIES IN ISRAEL I5 5 RADIATOR & BODY WORKS = NEW YORK - A group of g Li) Pll,f SlR ffT G,\ l '!625 young American hippies, ;;; members of a Boston commtme,. E They 'II service your car at reasonable cost are to arrive In Israel to take 5 over an abandoned kibbutz. The "'=~ -- and keep you rolling group, which has the backing of the Conservative Synagogue 5 Bt lH'1Hl µi;;-::N1". $65 Movement In the U,S,, will be I ~IU ~ YOUR ONE STOP AUTO REPAIR CENTER given an opportunity to farm Its a· own land by the Jewish Agency = •BODYWORK • PAINTING• FRONT END• Settleme nt Department. The a! Jewish Agency saw It as a •TIRES• BATTERIES• BRAKES• GLASS• • I I I 1,i • t ~ chance, remote as It may be, to I I -..- - -r • TRANSMISSION • IGNITION • reach the large . numbers of Elt5 e CHEOt WIITU$ • •UPHOLSTERY• RADIATOR WORK• disaffected, antl-establlshment IEGISTERS • ()f,flCI FUllH. Jewish youngsters. In the U.S., • MAIIKl:T, HSTAUIIANT & • MARK IV AIR CONDITIONER - SALES & SERVICE and to put their convictions to '~EQUIPMflfJ•m:.. some useful purpose In Itself COMPLETE CAR CARE . within a year, the spokesman 45 UG LE STREET said, It wll\ be permitted to sta_y , .. on'. REFUSE HELP TEL AVfV - A shipment of SUCCESS-fUL medicines and first aid for Pakistani victims was being NEW YEAR~SCATERED IY LOUIS'· FamilyEV StylePA prepared by the Mogen David - IIE SEATED AND IIE SHVED- Adorn, when the International Red INVESTING Cross notified them that the "Sef-UpS" Bring Your Own liquor P a·k I s t an I authorities were $,oNSOIIEO BY MEN'S CLU8 - TEMPU IIETH SHOLOM, Rochambeau Ave. at Camp St,-1 refusing any help from Israel. By Roger E. Sp·ear FRIENDSHIP HOUR DANCING VENE11AN BLINDS 8-9 P.M. 9 'til?? Retaped & Recorded Hors d'oeuvres, Brisket, Roast Beef, Institutionalization Of potential. 1 1.95 Q : Could you give me Free pick-up & Del. Corned Beef, Turkey, etc. The Stock Market Information on Lynch Corp. Q: Big' Investors such as trading on the American Stock CALL UMITED RESERVATIONS: 522.50 per couple mutual fllnds, banks, pension ·Exchange at about $4? I am CALL TEMPlE IIETH SHOLOM 331-9393 funds and many others seem to be Interested In speculation. E.T. Boulevard taking over the stock market. Can A: After two years of deficit Sl,ode & Drape Inc. you discuss this? A.N. operations, some Improvement 742-0680 or 949-2113 A: In Its fifteenth Public was reported by Lynch In the 742 East Ave., Pawt., R.I. Transaction Study the New York nine-month period ended Stock Exchange revealed that In Septem~er 30, 1970. Sales, which HOURS: q=n!~er" 80 Massapoag Avenue 1969 Institutions bought and sold were off 16% for the nine months, MON., TUES., SAT. 9 to 5 WED., THURS., ~I. 9 to 9 10.l million shares dally, dropped only 6% In the third Sharon, Mass. accounting for 61. 9% of the dollar quarter. Income of $12,000, equal ( 617) 784-6000 value of dally trading. This Is a to 1 cent a share, was reported 120% Increase over the 4.6 for the first three quarters, Hawl11·J Party? • BANQUET FACILITIES million shares traded dally by compared with a deficit of 27 • CATERING IN TEMPLES Institutions In 1966, when .the cents a share In the like 1969 Exchange made. Its fourteenth period. Under a $5.5 million CALI. Visir vur "t'tn;u;u:,cr .111ut,Jpe study. At that time, professionals financing agreement made with accounted for 47 .5% of dally Curtiss-Wright In 1964, that firm Locoled ,,, dollar volume. Although during acquired virtual control of Lynch. u· RENT-ILLS Sharon Heights Shopping Center this same three-year period· Conversion of notes and warrants 370 South M o1n St , ef'I Sharon Mo\\ Individual Investors Increased held by Curtiss would Increase their dally transactions by 30%, Lynch's common stock by 78%. THles-ai...-Dlllia (617) 784-5156 the dollar value of these Reduced demand for home a-,.,..,-..,_ We carry a lu/11,n e of transactions had fallen e nt ertalnm e nt .equ 1pm ent • Kosher hors d'oeuvres • Bakery goods subs tan t la II y by comparison. produced by one of Lynch's three Catering lo house porties Bolled down to a one-to-one (Continued on page 12) 725-3779 ratio, for every share John Doe bought In 1969, Institutions bought 1.3 shares, and for every $1.00 John Doe spent on stocks dally, Institutions spent $1.50. Big block transactions - 10,000 or more shares - another Indicator of professional activity - reached record levels In the third quarter. The obvious conclusion from these figures Is that the Individual Is delegating an ever­ gr ow Ing proportion of the Save a nickel ••• responsibility for his Investments to the Institutions. As result the market has lost a measure of Its st ab 111 t y. Price action In Individual Issues tends to be r exaggerated as large blocks change hands on news Give a nickel! developments. Discrimination - In the form of trading costs - directed against the small Investor will certainly accelerate the trend toward lnstl­ t u Ilona II z at lo n of the stock market. Q: Does the New York Stock Exchange have a specific form for power of attorney which would allow my wife to handle my stockholdlngs In case of my Illness? C. P. A: Although the New York Stock Exchange does not have forms for limited power of attorney, your brokerage firm might have a form available which would suffice. I would strongly suggest, however, that you consult your attorney prior to taking any action. Under certain conditions these documents can be subject to automatic revocation In case of Incapacity. Outlook Clearing For Wholesaler Q: I am considering buying Fleming 'company, now selling at depressed prices. Could you When you buy a pack of Pepsi pints please-give me any Information you have on this company? S.R. A: Fleming, a food wholesaler, also operates 27 you save a nickel, cash-and-carry warehouses and 36 supermarkets. A manufacturer of freight and refrigerator vans we give a nickel was a~qulred In early 1970 for 200,(1.j)O Fleming shares . Me m b~ rs of four voluntary associations of retail grocers to the MARCH OF DIMES for you. account for the bulk of Fleming' s wholesale operations. However, the company supplies more than 1,000 other retailers on a Your participating Pepsi-Cola bottler will donate sc to contract basis. Having grown at a The March of Dimes lor each carton ol Pepsi or Diet relatively rapid pace In the early Pepsi bearing the "Save a Nickel .. . " sticker which is S I x t I e s , Flem Ing' s earnings shipped to stores between Nov. 16, 1970 and Jan. 2,J 971 . reached a plateau In 1966 with virtually no progress made since. A repeat of this sideways trend Is likely again this year. Shares are trading at about 11 times estimated 1970 earnings of 95 cents a share. While this multiple may appear low, 'It Is aver a II e for the wholesale Pepsi's got a lot to_give. grocery Industry. Several factors C1970 wl\lch contributed to 1970's profit BOTTLED IV PEPSI-COLA METROPOLITAN BOTTLING CO., INC . UNDER APPOINTMENT FROM Pep,iCo, INC. PURCHASE, N.Y. squeeze should be brought under ' REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF Pop,iCo, INC . . control or eliminated next ynr ._ Although a somewhat prosaic I• • u e , Fleming has Um lted downside risk, coupled with better than a,verace recovery ..... -··-..... --:..;:...... __.:.•.:,, ..,. ... -.-=-:-- ...: -:--:-:-- •

10 THE RHO~E JSLANI>'itERALD1-rnmAY1 DECEWBER 1e1 1970

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LEARN ABOUT MIRIAM: The Miriam Auociates learn about the intricacies of a heart-lung machine during a recent taur of the operating ro«ns of The Miriam Hospital. Such tours through the various areas of the Hos­ pital are part of an eight month long orientation program designed lo give the 3S member group a well­ rounded knowledge of the hospital and ih functions. Appearing in the photograph are, left to right, Allan Shine, Albert Samdperil, Allen Hurwitz, Michael Thaler, John Sapinsley (hospital trustee), David Hirsch, Mil­ THAYER AT ANGELL PROV,, R. J, lon Brier, Stanley Blacher, Laurence Gates, Mrs. Sarah Manocchio, RN (operating room supervisor), Neil Wal­ ·sr., dman and Dr. Fiorindo A. Simeone, surgeon•in•chief. Demanstrating the use of the heart-lung machine is hancis Kelly, chief cardio-pulmonary technician. Pre-3-nvenfor';f Sa£ Form Commission To Care For Neglected, Forgotten Elderly Jew living In Slums Up To 50% OFF WASHINGTON - Thousands for the Jews . The major goal, he because they are trapped," he On Our Designer's Colle c;; tion of e 1 de r I y , frigh tened and said, will be to fin d new homes said , " trapped by the lack of poverty-s tricken Jews are eking ne ar houses of wor s hip al ready In financial means to move to more out a living In the sl ums of existence or even to relocate s table neighborhoods and even by Group Of Trimmed Or Untrimmed America ' s major cities, synagogues. their ph ys I ca I and r.,ental according to the chairman of the dlsabillties." Mr. Jacobs told the 2,000 board or the Union of Orthodox He r eported that some delegates and guests at the Coats And Suits Jewi sh Con g re g ation s of attempts had been made to convention rhar the aging poor America. relocate such Jews but that these were " alm':lst totally un seen and attempts had been limited. , , Harold M. J acobs, the boar d unkno'Wn to the Jews who have Pant suits Knits Gowns chairman, called the plight of the "The elementary fact is,'' he long since left the inner city for II ,;aid, "that no national J ewish neglected and forgotten Jew one more stable and safer settlement of the most deeply hidden concern has been focused on them In what has become a classic and no nationally organized effort CRUISEWEAR tragedies of the American urban pattern of Jewish out-movement crisis." has been or is being made for The Jewis h leader announced from inner urban areas , which their rescue.' ' COCKTAIL DRESSES the formation of a commission to then become slums. " He said that the new develop a program of aid for Mr. J acobs told the convention comm 1 s s ion would draw on these Jews. that many of 11 these terrorized specialists In urban problems and Mr. Jacobs spoke at the elderly Jers" were widows and human rehabilitation within the bi en n I a 1 convention of the wi dowers, some of whom union, " with the primary initial Orthodox organization at the rem ained in slums because of a function of examining the Sheraton-Park Hotel. few remaining ties, "though in situation in as many cities as And in an interview, the fact, the Jewish institutions which possible." Jewish leader estimated that served the areas when they were The un ion is the central more than 50 ,000 such flourishing Jewish communities agency for about 3,000 Orthodox "lnvlslble " Jews lived In the New have tong since departed." congregations in the United Stares York area, most of them In " But most of them remain and Canada. Brooklyn Brownsville and Crown Heights sections and In the East Tremont area of the Bronx. Mr. Retired Israeli Secret Agent Jacobs Is a resident of Far Rockaway, Queens. Tried As German Spy In UAR In his t a lk, Mr. Jacobs described these Jews, most of TEL AVP/ - For Wolfgang horse races. them Orthodox as the "remnant'' Lotz, a retired Israeli secret "I didn't have a .. double of o nce-thriving Jewish agent who masqueraded In Cairo personality - I always had only communities. With wealth, he for nearly eight years as a one," he said. "You see, an actor said, many Jews moved to the wealthy German horse breeder, has to play the part on the stage suburbs, leaving the elderly poor spying Is stlU "the greatest game for a few hours. If he plays the behind. • In the world." part badly, all right, he does not Lotz played the game so well get another engagement or he Reluctant to leave their long­ that It was not until two years gets a bad review In the papers time homes, many no longer have after he was released from an and that's that. a synagogue or temple to worship Egyptian prison that his true "But a secret agent has to In. Orthodox Jews must walk to Identity became known. Even play his part 24 hours a day and service on the sabbath. The after his arrest In the United one slip Is enough-to sink him," tragedy became compounded, Mr. Arab Republic as a spy, his trial he continued. "So , you have to Jacobs said, when their and his release, Lotz managed to condition yourself to become this t synagogues also moved to the keep his background secret. other person In your AFTER DARK GLITTER ... suburbs. Only now has he disclosed that thoughts, In your dreams, In he was an Israeli Air Force everything you do." Mr. Jacobs said that, 10 years officer on a mission In Egypt and Lotz said that It had never For yourimportant Holiday parties. ago In Brooklyn's Brownsville not a German In the pay of Israel, occurred to him that he might be section, there were more than 50 A. Ravi,hing rhine,tone as the Egyptians believed. Lotz unmasked. When he was -arrested ,; ynagogues, each with a discussed his mission during an after more than four years on the ,parked pump. Black membership_of some 700. Today Interview In a Tel Aviv hotel, Job he suspected that It was the ·-,.eau de 1oie .•• 1.29. 95 he commented, there are only where he Is living fn retirement. Russians who had discovered him two, with a total attendance of 40. Once, he said, an Egyptian by monitoring his radio .. 1971 1andaL Uppity young heel. Mr. J acobs then announced the brigadier general In charge· of transmission to Israel. Gold, Silver kid. Black establishment of a special three­ security and war factories asked "MY act never failed, It was peau de ,oie . . , $29. 95 man commission to develop a Lotz to assist President Gama! purely a teachnlcal hl~ch," he program of help and re-location Abdel Nasser In weeding out said. foreign spies ' among German He was sentenced to life at C. Spool heel ringed in a missile experts In Egypt. hard labor In Cairo In August, blallf! of rhine1tone1. NAMED DffiECTOR ' ' You already have an 1965 and was released In an Black peau de 1oie, Egyptian heart and I know how exchange of prisoners with Israel Gold, Silver BRUSS ELS - Yaakov Gilead, keen you are about Egypt and the In 1968, ostensibly for · health kid ••• $29.95 director of Magblt, the Israel Nasser regime," the Egyptian reasons, his Identity stlll secret. Appeal In Belgium, has been general said, according to Lotz. Everyone believed that he was a appointed director of Keren "00 this as a pure act of German spying for cash. Hayesod for · Europe It was friendship." · Lotz, a heavy- set, middle­ announced. Keren Hayesod, the 'Lotz said that, as a favor, he aged man, says that he misses tund-ralslng arm of the World did check on the missile experts . the thrills of spying. Zionis t Organization, Is active In Sitting back and drinking a "It's the greatest game In the ,J I Size, 1 to loA.~AA-8 most Jewish c o mmunities whisky, Lotz described how he v.:o rld. It can't compare with outside of North America. Mr. had prepared his cover In West anything. It always gave me a 176 Wayla~d Avenue, Wayl~11d Square Gilead's activities will cover all Ger many before going to C alro In great satisfaction, especlaUy of Western Europe and 1961 ,' He said It had been a gay when there was a humorous side Scandinavia. lite of night clubs, theaters and Involved," he said. THE RHODE L5LAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1970 11 Says American lew 'CITRUS BONANZA million last year. He said that \IP LONDON The citrus to now the main shipments have . 'Still I~ Danger' market Is depressed this year but been grapefruit, amountlag to Israel nevertheless Is exporting a 1,650,000 cases compared to 1.3 TORONTO - The Amelcan bigger crop to Its West European Jew, despite all his success, Is million cases at this• time last customers than last year, year. He said that 460,000 cases ·••still In danger" from prejudice according to Moshe Leven, and hate, black civil rights leader of grapefruit have' already been European general manager of the sold In consignment markets In Dr. Ra.lph Abernathy told a Isreall Citrus Marketing Board. · capacity audience at the Holy West Germapy, Belgium, Holland Mr. Leven said that Israel w111 and the U • Blossom Temple here. , Dr. have over 48 million boxes of I Abernathy, president or the citrus fruits available for export i Southern Christian Leadership this season compared to 45 I Conference and successor to the I late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King I Jr., said the Jew's thread or security was "very thin Indeed." I Dr. Abernathy told the audience: J "Today In America, the black I man Is the Jew In Egypt." During I the early years or the American I Clvl rights movement, he said, I Jews and blacks had been close I a 111 es and that relationship I continued today . despite those I detractors who would turn the two ' / groups against each other. R. l.'1 I According to the civil rights Like To le A I leader, the prejudice some blacks PROFESSIONAL? 1 harbor against Jews was not URIEST nearly as widespread as some Like To Eam His would make out. "Blacks should INCOME? OFFICE not forget that Jews are our closest allies," concluded Rev. I OUTFnTERS Abernathy. !!!!!! DEMAND LIFE Def el ice DUSSELDORF A lire WHY NOT DO sentence was demanded here for IUIINUS WITH THI lffl Franz Stangl, former commander Realtors or the Treblinka death camp, who OFFERS eon today! Ono of - ••,,. .... · has been on trial since May 13 oncod otaff wHI be hoppy te 13 ·Tuesday Evening for complicity In the murders or =~ ~~!!.~nning o mod~ a half m1lllon Jews In 1942-43. Seminars of Practical The sentence was demanded by Not Only The "Th O••·Jt•,. Offlu 1,,.. 1, NeH~· Alfred Spies, State Prosecutor for Rhine-Westphalia. A verdict Theory of Real Estate PARAmoun, w111 be rendered on December 18. Jan. 12-April 6, 1971 j Since the. trial began seven BAR MITZVAH: K•ith Alan Kaplan, son of Dr. and Mn. Irwin Kaplan of OFFICE SUPPLYII. 29 Dry Brook R-d, Warwick, IMcam• Bar Mitzvah on S.pl•mb.r 19 al fo,Detalsc.11 Ul-1400 months ago, hundreds or OrStopl"At j w It nes s es from Israel and Temple Sinai. Maternal grandparents are Dr. and Mn. Barnard Ben­ 1J14S...... $1.,Ne. P,ew"'­ mwi:m·m.~ ._ America have testified against jamin of 765 Newport Avenue, South Att'-boro, Ma11achuMtts. Paternal (Oppeute Slop >.ttd Shop J "",oru,. ;, o. 0w1 ror11ot.1.11 I Stangl, grandparents are Mr . and Mn. James Kaplan of 50 Dartmouth StrNI, Pawtucket. l j Estimate 10,000 Black Jews In New York i~~! CAPTAIN'S QUARTERS! J I I 676 Washington St. (Route 1) I Constituting largest Group In Country South Attleboro, Mau. NEW YORK - There are an Chicago, the second largest black He said a.lso that black J ewish C8CITlll LIDIE NW IPEI l estimated 10,000 black Jews In community In this country. A communities exist In Israel, New York, constituting the native New Yorker, he Is a Ethiopia, Nl&erla, the West Indies ~! largest black Jewish community graduate of the School of Jewish and elsewhere. He said his goal GALA . DANCING In the United States, according to Studies of the Jewish Theologlca.1 In his new post was to seek to TO THE MUSIC l James H, Benjamin, a black Jew Seminary. A resident of make "the total Jewish who has been appointed executive Philadelphia for the past five experience meanlngf\11 to every NEW YEAR'S OF THE director or Haatzad Harlshon, a years, he also attended segment of the J ewis h " I multi-racial Jewish organization. Com muntty College and Temple community, especially Its youth." CRESTIWI The organization or which He said that "In this day and age, EVE University there. flidoy ...i S.mui ,.i,ts. Mordechal Joseph Is president, He said the black Jewish It Is Imperative that both black OIMCt tt fNf flftfitl lNI - was set up In 1964 to promote community In the United States and white Jews recognize that ...... , ...... 11 .. b et t er understanding between dated back to shortly after the they need each other." He a.lso PARTY black and white Jews. c Iv II War, when a black expressed the view that It was • ROAST BEEF Santa a- •• Visiting Mr. Benjamin a.lso told the Important that white Jews C..tain'1 0-. congregation was established In • N.Y. SIRLOIN STEAK hwy 5unclay from 12 Jewish Telegraphic Agency that Virginia. Prior to that time, he recognize the existence of black to6P.M. . there are nine black Jewish said, black Jews were found In Jews "and give them the kind of Noise malrers • Beverages congregations In New York City. nearly every state but mostly In assistance they traditionally have He and his family are members the slave states. He added that given their own kind." otherwise, RESERVE NOW FOR YOUR CHRISTIA$ PlllTY of one of them - B'nal Adat Kol most of the American black Jews he declared "the Jewish Bet Ylsroel In Brooklyn. He said were descendants of slaves comm un It y w111 be forever , NEW YEAR'S RESERYITIONS ACCEPTED there were 4,000 black Jews In brought from western Africa. branded a racially segregated : Ope n Tuesday through Saturday, 11 om to 1 am : religious community, both here I )u, f SouH of Routt 123 1 Rhode Island Aaron Lopez and abroad.'' '·------' Was'MerchantOI Eminence' Travel-Education DETROIT - Wayne State to what Is known or can be Program For Teens University Press In Detroit has surmised about his personality Students of high school and Just published "Lopez of and family life. The book sets early· college age have been Newport: Colonial American forth the tragedy of Lopez and his offer e d an opportunity for Merchant Prince" by Stanley F. Newport - the ruin that the summer travel and education Chyet, professor of American Revolutionary War spelled both overseas this summer. Jewish History and associate for Lopez• mercantile empire an'd . The program, offered to area director of the American Jewish for the Rhode Island metropolis. students by special arrangement Archives at the Hebrew Union Ezra Stiles thought Lopez "an with the American Leadership College- Jewish Institute of ornament" to Newport Jewry. Study Groups at Clark University Religion In Cincinnati. . Lopez • "knowledge In In -Worcester, Massachusetts, Aaron Lopez came to Rhode commerce," he said, "was Includes three weeks at · the . Island from his native Portugal In unbounded and his integrity Universities of London, Rome and the early ·1 750' s as a young man Irreproachable •." Yet Stiles knew Paris, together with two more and went on to achieve the rank of that Lopez, like ·many a colonial weeks of travel between these . what his contemporary, Yale businessman, never shrank from points with stopovers In Holland, by Koffler College President Ezra Stiles, smuggling when It suited him and Germany, Austria and called "a merchant of had for years been active In the Switzerland. In addition, there ls MAKES tONG HAIR eminence." In his spectacular slave trade. Lopez, genuinely a a 14-day Israel option available LOOK GREAT! h I c h features a week In career as merchant-shipper and good man by virtually every w New Roffler styles ror 111 hair le ngths, all age groups Industrialist, Lopez embodied contemporary estimate - and J erusalem. Whether you're• student, a young executive, a Newport's Golden Age of pre­ not without reason, as abundant Also Included In the program businessman - even 13 years old ,1nd under - R evo I utlon a r y commercial do.cumentatlon attests Is a series of accredited lectures Rofrler has developed styling systems for every enterprise. remains for later generations and conferences which explore young man who prerers long hair. Neck leng th, Lopez also represented a new something of a mystery. That m a J o r them es of European shoulder length, just as long as you like. The new Roffler ·AVANTELOOK for long hair will plea5e historical phenomenon: the myster y Is of course not his history and culture and examines anyone. colonial American Jew, freer alone. It Is also the mystery of the Jewish contributions to the perhaps than any other Jew In the the turbulent, expansive, often making of the modern world. Call or wl1U your llofner Stylist :odf!y. world, continually In contact - cruel and sometimes elegant The ALSG program combines often affectionate, but sometimes world that was eighteenth-century study with . travel under the abrasive contact - with non­ America. direction of a skilled teacher­ -~xecutive Men's Salon Jews, and yet deeply, devotedly counselor. Jewish. Local persons Interested In • ANGELO • ANTHONY Dr. Chyet•s book, based on Herald subscribers comprise the proeram may obtain research in the available· an active buying ll)arket. For ex­ add I ti on a I Information from 833 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE contemporary sources, addresses cellent results, advertise In the Arthur Eisenstein at 861-2674 or 831-9110 Itself to Lopez' career and a.ISO . Hera.Id. Ca.II 724-0200. 751-6518.· -

12 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY.DECEMBER' l8, 1970

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Those nine-month • Fur Storage Vau lt on Pl'flnlsts • Draperlts Mta,urtd, Takt n Down & Re-Hung earnings repcrts, which have • ~it~k/?o1r: ri!:)~1r:11roved been published thus far, clearly • I ~su rance Appraisals • ff'N Storage reflect the effects of the GM With Cll'ani11g • Estimates On Request • Est. 1944 strike. Even with an Immediate settlement of the strike, fourth­ OUR YOUNGER SET: a.th Andrea, four and o,..._holf years old, and Jef­ quarter results would probably frey Adam, 20 months old, are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Mi­ still be well below year-earlier chael Brooks of 1 Dartmouth StrMt, Randolph, Massachuseth. Maternal O.gures. ''Catch- up" orders in grandmother is Mn. Oara t..hner Muchnick of 6770 Indian Creek Drive, r ealy 1971 may be expected to Miami a.ach, Florida. benefit first-half earnings, as I may orders from manufacturers I . ------a ntl c I pat In g pcsslble steel Argentina's Jewish Community Industr y strikes labor CLOSING O\JT contracts expire July · 31. The Suffering From Detachment ex cess Ive yields currently I EXECUTIVE GIFT ITEMS available (8% to 8.5%) on these three Issu es Indicate that I · FOR LA0IES & MEN Of Its Youth From Jewish Life Investors have discounted the At Outsfandi,:,g Prices pcsslblllty of dividend cuts. U NEW YORK - Argentina's Department of the Jewish Agency this pcsslblllty becomes a reality DIGIT AL ALARM Jewish community Is suffering through the Argentinian Jewish and turther price weakness ZIPPERED PORTFOLIO from the detachment of Its youth Youth Confederation. Mrs. develops, these Issues might then CLOCK WITH CLIP BOARD from Jewish life, according to Resnick served as director of the be purchased In speculative r Mrs. Rosa Perla Resnick, past School from 1965 through 1968, accounts as recovery cndldates. when she came to the United I director of the Jewish Leadership Q : I would like more ' and Communal Service Training States, with her husband, Solomon Information on U.S. Lines bonds School, Buenos Aires. Mrs. He! fgot, on assignment as which I have recently purchased. ~ Resnick Is currently In the U.S. correspondent and Journalist. They yield over 8% and are ,· ~ \-,} as a doctoral candidate at Students at the school come government guaranteed. Should '4.89 Yeshiva University's Wurzweller from local youth organizations we buy more for Income? R.B. WALNUT1111 BROWN '9.75 ' and Zionist youth movements. School of Social Work, New York. A: These triple-A-rated bonds "In Argentina,,, Mrs. Resnick The two-year curriculum offers are.. government guaranteed as to 3-PC. PROGRESS SET CHEESE BOARD social work training and courses AND KNIFE said, "The half million members principal and Interest under the POCKET of the Jewish community are In Jewish studies and Israel. Merchant Marine Act of 1936. grappling with the problem of how Graduates are entitled to attend The latest series Is due In 1991, I ' SECRETARY I. ?. to reach the youth, how to get the Israeli leadership training carries an 8.5% coupcn and has KEY CASE & them closer to Jewish life. A sch o o I, Machon Lemadrlchel 10-year call protection. The MONEY CLIP great number of youth remains Chutz Laaretz In Jerusalem. advantages of diversifying bond . detached from the community, not To date, the school has holdings are: spreading Inter est CARD graduated more than 40 students · ' HOLDER caring to participate In Jewish payments over several months cultural activities," who now serve the Jewish and owning bonds with differing '2.75 ~'3.45 According to Mrs. Resnick, community, both In Argentina and maturity dates. the youth's disinterest In the Israel. 1TRAVEL BAG Post graduate training of SAXON SALAD TONGS Jewish organized community Is part of the "world phenomena of Jewish social workers has been Assimilation STAINLESS STEEL Jew Is h alienation from the an lmpcrtant contribution of the established structures In school. For years, social work Influences communal Ufe." services were performed by She said that about 20,000 volunteer lay people. Now, there Jewish Emigration students are enrolled In Jewish are some 50 Jewish professional NEW YORK - Concern about schools, with about 80 percent of social workers who serve 1n conformity, materialism, the total attending schools In hospitals, youth centers, old age assimilation, and anti-Semitism VINYL '2.85 '2.911 Buenos Aires and surrounding homes and numerous agencies. In the United States, coupled with areas. The great majority of Many of these social workers, a strong desire "to live a Jewish DUO-SET CRED.IT CARD school-age children, however, graduates of social work schools, Ufe among Jews," have been the BILLFOLD & KEY CASE HOLDER receive no education In spite of have also taken courses with main factors Influencing J ews great efforts made by the Kehllla Jewish content at the School for from the U.S. and Canada to of Buenos Aires (Association Jewish Leadership. emigrate to Israel, writes Rabbi VINYL Mutual Israellta Argentina), the A native Argentinian, Mrs. Gerald Engel. Hillel Foundation c en tr a I Ashkenazl communal Resnick has been an educator and director at Purdue University, In '1.49 '2.50 body, and Vaad Hachlnuch (board social worker for more than 20 "North American Jewish Settlers of education) to promote Jewl_sh years. Her father, the late in Israel." His article appears in education. Half of the budget of Schachne Resnick, a translator the 1970 edition of the American the Kehllla Is used for this Into spanlsh of famous Jewish J ewish Year Book, published this purpcse at the elementa,y and writers, was the founder and month. CARVING SET KEY CHAIN high school levels and for supper! editor of \Judalca, a monthly Rabbi Engel s,ent HAND of rabbinical seminaries, a Journal In Spanish, devoted to questi o nnaires to native seminary for Hebrew teachers cont em por ar y . and historical Americans and Canadians who FINISHED and Mldrasha Halvrlt, the only aspects of Jewish life. went to Israel from 1955 through IN POLISHED Institute for higher Jewish After teaching In high school 1966 and became permanent STAINLESS '1.50 studies In the community. and serving as a group worker In residents ("ollm") during 1962- "Despite thls detachment," Jewish schools and ·community 1966. Ninety per cent of them STEEL Mrs. Resnick said, "there are centers, she was named executive were from the United States. '5.90 signs of encouragement In that director In 1955 of the "They left because they felt a there Is an lmpcrtant segment of Argentinian Council of Jewish growing anxiety about being part I the new genera~on of Argentinian Women. From 1956-61, Mrs. of a society In which materialism WE ALSO CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF Jews who do belong to Jewish Resnick was a caseworker with and conformity threatened the SMUCKER$ GIFT PRODUCTS you th centers and Zionist United Hlas Service, first In Rio re allz at l o n of their human movemeQts, all of which are de Janeiro, then In Buenos Aires. pctentlal," he writes, basing his These are just • few of the many gift ideas on displa) affiliated with the Argentinian Before becoming head of the · observations on ~heir returned in our showroom •.• stop in soon. Jewish Youth Confederation." School for Jewish Leadership In questionnaires. Ol'EN DAILY In order to stimulate the 1965, Mrs. Resnick was a group The "ollm" listed their youth's Interest In the Jewish worker, supervisor and director criticisms of. America, In 8:30 to 5:00 · ·community through training of of the Youth Department at descending order of Intensity, as: Eves. Ir Sun. ·1.y yduth leaders, the School for Socledad Hebralca Argentina. conformity, materialism, anti­ Appointment Jewish Leadership Training was She has served as consultant semitism, political witch-hunting, Tel. 438-3400 ' established In 1965, spcnsored by for the Argentina Ministry · of dating and marriage, educational SE- three major organizations: The Social Welfare, the Latin system, church-state relations, e e:xecuU•e gift Louel Keh Illa of Buenos Aires, the Amer I can Jewish Committee and dependence on family. Women ffl W1tmnan AYt., .... Provldaot. JI; J. Socledad Hebralca Argentina, the Community Service Project, and "ollm," Rabbi Engel notes, were lut of Paw111cllot AVtlllM - largest Jewish community center m any public and voluntary more anxious · over materialism ·1n Latin America; and the Youth projects and agencies. and conformity than men.

) • I THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY1 DECEMBER 18, 1970 13 American Ju·daism Closer To Agreement PLANE CRASHES TEL Avrv Eighteen persons were killed this week , On Government Aid To Private Schools , when a Rumanian airliner on a flight from Tel Aviv to Constanta crashed at Constanta, In NEW YORK - American scholar here. States Constitution. Rumanla, according to officials at Judaism, long divided on the The scholar, Rabbi- Seymour In his Sh'ma article, Rabbi Lydda Airport. . question of government aid to Siegel, -professor of ethics and Siegel says that, contrary to • religious schools, Is approaching rabbinic thought at the Jewish official Conservative statements, tM point of agreement on Federal Theological Seminary of whatever the good reasons were Boulevard support for nonpublic schools, America, has found that the for opposition to Federal aid In according to an Influential, Jewish conservative and Reform bodies the past, "there Is a growing Shade & Drape Inc. of Judaism a,e leaning ever feeling, not lllnlted to the For the Finest in College Professors closer to the Orthodox view that Orthodox," that those reasons do home decorating looks with favor on Federal or not serve contemporary Jewish Ask Jewish Emigration state aid. Interests. · CALL Rabbi Siegel, a major "I am one of the nwnber :~ the NEW YORK - Some 2,500 theological figure In rabbi writes, "who believe the 724-0680 or 949-2113 college faculty members have Conservatism, makes his point In time has come for the Jewish 742 East Ave., Pawt., R.I. appealed to Soviet Premier an article scheduled to appear In community to revise Its stand on Aleksel Kosygin to live up to a the Dec. 11 Issue of Sh'ma this question and to support the HOURS: pledge, made four years ago, and (H4:!breW for "Hear").,, a new public officials who are In favor MON., TUES., SAT. 9 toS allow Jews In the Soviet Union to biweekly edited by Rabbi Eugene of state aid to all schools, WED., THURS., FRI. 9 to 9 PREVENTOR 11 emigrate and reunite with their B, Borowltz of Port Washington, Including parochial schools, day stops burglars families abroad. They are from L.1. Sh'ma's editorial board schools and yeshlvot· · NOW THROUGH DEC. 19 more than· 150 American and represents all three branches of "Tilere are good reasons, ln in their tracks! <:;anadlan universities. American Jewry. my Judgment, to support efforts "OUtrageous mix cl rock music, They also called for the Reform and Conservative to ease the financial burden of revolution and love.• It's nigh!. You're sleep­ r elease of 35 J ews who have been Judaism, like many Protestant those who are providing their ing. A burglar is in your arrested In recent months and denominations, have officially children with alternative .SONOFMAN home!Suddenly,an ear· opposed Federal aid to nonpublic held Incommunicado, maintaining education." AND THE FAMILY piercing alarm sounds that the prisoners were being schools. This view has frequently According to Rabbi Siegel, the ANtwPl,rbr lights go on. The held only for "their daring been voiced by their respective Conservative Jewish community r--, Tiylor & Adri• Hall persistence" In seeking the right rabbinic arms, · the Central Is realizing more and more that IIINl. llldl'llws. atlp• intruder is chased away! U.00 ·$4.00 -15.00 to emigrate. Conference ot American Rabbis the strengthening of the Jewish Fri . .tSIL.al l:lOpa Th is is PREVENTOR II. The petition was prepared and and the Rabbinical Assembly of day school movement Is essential • SUl:l ·SS.00 · $'-00 the signatures were gathered by America. for the maintenance of religious Sludemlsond.,-ol • Two•way (ire alarm, ped. •i• ID en. the Academic Committee on On the other hand, Orthodox life. Sl.50•.._.ltflts too. Soviet Jewry. Among signers are Judaism, In common with the "Even the Ref6rm movement, Sl.tl)Fri. Sat. four nobel Prize winners. Roman Catholic Church, has long once positively antagonistic." he RISO Tll,utrt . ..kd S..•t. • Portable, just plugs in. Prflidact. R. I. The petition cited Prem !er been on record In favor of says, "seems to be opening such •ULTRASONIC.NO WIRING Kosygin's statement at a press Federal and state aid to religious schools, recognizing that they are NOW THROUGH DEC. 26 NKESSARY. conference In Paris on Dec. 3, schools. . vital to Jewish survival." Jules Feiller's '-··""'" ,,._ FOR INFORMATION, CAU OR 1966. Responding to a question, The Rabbinical Council of Another strong Conservative Soll.. Im, II t• Ml Mil.I 1).00 WRITE, the Premier. had then said, America (Orthodox) maintains voice on the side of Rabbi Siegel rn. •s....a1 a-..11,-.ti11 ..-.suo llllle se..t.••Chs..,111,*1•,, ,1"" "Should anyone want to be that government aid to the has been that of Rabbi Wolfe - ,,. .,.,..,.,,,,.-w lffll SUMMIT reunited with their families or secular programs of private and Kelman , executive vice president Mulders ...... SlL ~ASSOCIATES want to leave the' Soviet Union, religious schools Is not a of the Conservative Rabbinical ,.,.,...._, , Rt l the road Is open and no problem violation of t'he principle of the Assembly. They have sought to TRINITY SQUARE 385 WESTMINSTER ST. exists here." separation of church and state reverse the a ssem bly' s REPERTORY COMPANY PROVIDENCE, R.I. 02903 and Is In full consonance with the longstan d ing opposition to ao. Offict ROOIII A. Arclldt, Weyt,osset SI. (401) 351-3003 "We appeal to you: uphold · Pflonern.lH-4 211 2 I n tern at Io n a I obligations and First Amendment to the United Federal aid. gr ant what you yourself regard as a Just r equest," the petition The Roosevelt School declared. "Set the prisoners Josep.h Robison Denies Weakening free! Let ttiose who wish go to Shippan Point, Stamford. Conn ..06902 • Tel., 203-325-223 l Israel!" M. Schwaruchild, Oi,eclor In a letter forwarding the In Attitude To Government Aid petition to Premier Kosygin, COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL Professor Hans J. Morgenthau, NEW YORK - The view that In his response, Mr. Robison Grades 9-12 • Post Graduate c h a Ir man of the Academic organized Jewish opposition to asserts that up to 1965 virtually American Jewish Home Life • only 45 minutes from New Yorlr City Committee on Soviet Jewry, noted government aid for r eligious all Jewish organizations "were In • Foculty·Student ratio 1 to 7 . Supervised Study Help that whlle the s igners "come schools has abated and the agreement on all separation • Individualized Scheduling . Stress on Fundamentals from a great variety of academic Inference that such a shift Is Is sue s , specifically keeping • Remedial ond Progressive Programming disciplines and hold sharply justified are both contested In an religion out of public school and • Cultural, Athletic and Recreational Programs differing views on political, article by Joseph B. Robison, keeping government aJd out of economic and social matters on director of the Com mission on public schools." Information and Interview with Local Representative: this Issue presented In the Law and Social Action of the Th er e still Is general Mr. Marshall Gerstenblatt • Tel. (401) 737-6198 petition they speak with one American J ewish Conference. agreement on the first of these voice." The article, which will appear Issues, he says, but adds that Nobel laureates who signed In the Dec. 25 Issue of Sh'ma, a since 1965 Orthodox groups have Visit the petition are' Dr. Joshua biweekly periodical, Is a reply to s hltted their view on the second. Lederberg of Stanford University, one In the current Issue of the "But," Mr. Robison says, The Anvil Sculpture Studio honor ed for his research In Journa l , written by Rabbi "the weakening has not been genetics ; Dr. Arthur Kornberg of Seymour Seigel, professor of progressive . The front, as Stanford, a biochemist; Dr. ethnics and rabbinic thought at redrawn In 1965 , has remained George Wald of Harvard, a the J ewish Theological Seminary. stable. The Issue was fUlly In his article, Rabbi Seigel r eassessed at a conference biologist; and Dr. Julius Axelrad For the most original of the Massachusetts Institute of contended that there are signs conducted by the National Jewish Technology, who shared this "that the once solid front" of Community Relations Advisory metal sculptures a'nd hand­ year's prize In physiology and Jewish opposition to religious Council In October, 1966." made jewelry medicine. schools "is not holding.'' He Sh' ma, whose title Is the said: · Hebrew word for hear, is "There Is a growing feeling, pub II she d by Rabbi Eugene 335 Ives Street Dayan Says Israeli not limited to the Orthodox, that Borowltz of Port Washington, ( corner of Waterman) whatever were the good reasons L.L, and Its editorial board Prisoners Of War for this stance In the past , It does draws representatives from the In Good Health not serve J ewish Interests branches of American Orthodox, today.'' Conservative and Reform J ewry. JERUSAL E M - Defense the new Minister Moshe Dayan reported granny to • the Knesset that Israeli midi prisoners of war In Arab ConservatJve Temple Gives countries were generally In good from France health and that Information about Torah Scroll To Black Jews the m was being conveyed Rising jusl oboul holl r egularl y to their families PHILADELPHIA - The gift of a congregations joined In prayer. coif high lo me et the through the International Red Torah scroll by this city's The cer emony celebrated new lowered hem­ Cross. largest Conservative synagogue, the recent acquisition of a lines for a grea t He said that according to Har Zion Temple, to the city's synagogue building for the black new look. Just Information from t~ Red Cross, only black Jewish congregation, congregation which previously a rrived from .some Israeli prisoners were Adath Emeth Israel, was hailed . had been housed In rented - Fronce in ·hospitalized In Cairo and others as an " act of brotherhood" by temporary quarters. The new block, brown. were receiving medical treatment Clarence Farmer, chairman of building, which will be the home for a sizeable number of black white, red without hospitalization. The rest the Philadelphia Commission on krinkle were In good health. Human Relations. people residing In the city who Replying to a question on Writing to Rudolph Windsor, consider themselves to be Jews, potent. another matter, Gen. Dayan said leader of Adath Emetli Israel, on _also served as headquarters for th a t accord Ing to Israeli behalf of the commissioners and the Afro-Asian Israelite Cultural lntelllgence, 1900 persons were staff on the Human Relations Center, which seeks to acquaint Special killed and 6500 wer e wounded Commission, Mr. Farmer stated: the public with the role of black 19.98 during the Jordanfan civil 1'ar In "When two groups with so many Jews In African civilization. September. The question -was differences choose to recognize asked by J oseph A. Tam Ir ·ot the their common bonds, they remind Adath Emeth Israel, which has Gaba! party who quoted Brig. all of us that It Is better to live approximately 100 congregants, Shlomo Gazlt as having said that together In peace, sharing a has In the past al so received Is r a e I fell Into an Arab world of harmony and mutual prayerbollks from the i,7 00 propaganda trap "by swallowing respect." member Har Zion Temple. The the lie that 20,000 people were The presentation of the Torah theme of Brotherhood was killed In Jordan." _scroll culminated friendly emphasized by Rabbi Gerald I. Gen. Dayan said the J ordanian ove~ture s between the two Wolpe, spiritual leader of Har Army suftered 500 dead and 1500 congregations over several Zion, W lnds or, and Rabbi wounded. Terrorists casualties months. °Jeremiah Ylsrael, a black leader ·r-~ were 900 k!Ued and 3000 wounded The Torah was placed In the from New York City, both of Open E•try f•ening 'ti/ Christmas :• .. and civilian casualties amounted Ark on Adath Emeth Israel's whom addres sed ' the -:- i to 500 dead and ZOOO wounded_. pulpit while members of both congregation. 14 THE RHODE !SUND HERALD. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1970 Prepares Booklet On Methods To Send Bookmobile Amateur Archeologists Feel NEW YORK - A bookmobile containing thousands of volumes rhey Have Found Ruins Of Dea.ling With Drug Problem of Judaica, 'pamphlets and- film strips, will be dispatched to NEW YORK - A 63 page Infraction of these regulations, college campuses across the experimental booklet has been the statement adds, . "In Of Ancient Fortress Town p·r epar ed by the Union of country to stimulate Interest In particular on the part of the staff Judaica, 1t was· announced by JERUSALEM - Some and the rampart built by the American Hebrew Congregations should be grounds amateur Israeli archeologlsts Romans can also be seen." to provide member - Reform to; Jacob Stein, president or the dismissal." United Synagogue of America. believe that they have found the The town seems to be better co ngr eg at lo ns with better The manual Is the outgrowth preserved than Masada, Guttman understanding and more effective The proJect, believed to be the ruins or an ancient J ewlsh of a spring seminar conducted by first or Its kind, was made fortress town that, like the added, holding out hope of vastly methods of dealing with the the UAHC and Jed by Dr. Sidney growing drug problem among possible by an $18,000 grant by stronghold of Masada, held out In Increasing modern knowledge of \. Cohen, director of the division of Jewish young people. "Drugs: A the United Synagogue or America. suicidal combat against 11fe In the last years of the narcotic addiction and drug abuse Mr. Stein said, "It Is hoped conquering Roman legions. Jewish province before Its final Manual or Programming or the National Institute of Mental Resources" provides new that the presence or this The siege of the hill town of destruction after A.D. 70. Health, and Dr. J. Thomas collection of Judaica on college Gamala In A.D. 67 Is described In Officials or the Government Insights and approaches to the Ungerleider or the psychiatry drug Issue, points up fallacious campuses will stimulate Interest vivid detail by the contemporary departments of antiquities said department or the medical center In all Jewish literature." m111tary officer and historian ,there could be no positive concepts and offers guidelines for of the University or California at the growing number of The project Is coordinated by FJavlus Josephus In his classic Identification of Guttman's synagogues planning anti-drug Los Angeles. Participants were Martin Edelman and Mrs. account, "The Jewish War.u d Is cover le s until systematic Reform rabbinic and Jay leaders Rochelle Fluxgold, members or After holding out for a month, digging had been carried out. programs for adults and young high school and college youth and people, UAHC officials said. the College Age Department or 5,000 Jews were said to have Next summer would presumably staff executives or the UAHC and the United Synagogue. Jumped to their death, and 4,000 be the earliest time that an The manual Includes a Its affiliated agencies. more were slaughtered by the expedition could be organized, but statement on drugs In UAHC Romans. no plans have yet been approved. camp-Institutes that sets forth a Like Masada, excavated under "The place we have round Is Jl()ilcy banning drug use by those Brooklyn College To Offer the direction of the Hebrew amazing In Its resemblance to the employed as counselors and staff U n Ivers It y professor, Ylgael description of Josephus, and the members, "as well as those who Yadln, In 1963-65, Gamala was a rest of ·the evidence also nts," come to study Torah with us." Major, Degree In Judaica long-lost settlement known to Guttman said. Such personnel and participants, historians but only tentatively "The .city was situated on a the statement declares, "must NEW YORK - For the first Brooklyn College has been offering 30 courses In Judaic located on modern maps of the mountain ridge with the upper understand that non-prescription time the City University it part resembling a camel's Brooklyn College will offer a studies covering the run Holy Land. No remnants of drugs of any kind have no place In Gamala had ever been Identified. hump," he said. "Three sides our program" and that "this fact major and degree In Judaic spectrum from ancient to modern times. A new course that will be Masada, a rock fortress are steep, almost Impassable must l)e communicated by each studies. The Board or Education slopes, and the fourth Is a authorized the establishment or offered In the sociology or anti­ overlooking the Dead Sea, was camp director to the campers, precipice. It was from this Instituters and staff In writing, the department which will replace semitism has already drawn an held by 967 Jewish Zealots In a advance registration or 95 revolt against the Romans In A.D. precipice that the 5,000 Jews before any Individual participates the current system or Jumped to their death, rather than In a camp program of any kind." Interdisciplinary Judaic courses. students. 72. They were nnally overcome Prof. Samuel Abrahamsen, by the 5,000-man 10th legion and be taken prisoners by the who had advocated a special committed suicide rather than Romans.'' department, said the board's surrender. ------• • decision was In response to the Shmarlahu Guttman, a 60- Organize ROBERT ST ARR BRIDGE CLUB demands or students for more year-old veteran of the Masada 1060 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE knowledge or the Jewish heritage. expeditions, says that he and "Heretofore,'' Dr. some colleagues have found ruins To Protect Abrahamsen said, "the history of on a scarcely accessible ridge on • CLASSES ,NOW FORMING • the Judaic experience has been the Golan Heights Just Inside the ALL LEVELS e xc I ud e d from the college I 967 cease-fire lines with Syria, Consumers experience of the City University almost due east of the city or Will Start Right After WASHINGTON -- A B'nai. of New York student. The Tlberlas, on the Sea of Galilee. B • r Ith Women's chapter In The First Of The Year creation or a department will give "We have round the remnants students an additional opportunity Bever I y HUis, the Justice FOR INFORMATION, CALL 831-4669 of a settlement exactly where Chapter, made up- mainly of , to explore In depth another area Josephus said It should be," women who are either attorneys of human experience - an area Guttman told an Israeli newsman themselves or wives or attorneys, • which contains some or the In an Interview. "There Is also a has organized a Fral!d Squad with world's greatest thinkers, wall 350 meters long which the goal or protecting consumers philosophers and personages." matches his historical account, against abuses. The Fraud Squad was created In response to the realization that consumers were Three New Exhibitions being bilked of millions or dollars annually through con artists, swindlers, advertising Open At Jewish Museum misrepresentation, Inadequate NEW YORK - Three highly shaw, and the show itself would services and Inferior products. t disparate exhibitions of have been a good deal stronger, J s cu I pt u re aspiring to believe, If It had been primarily The Fraud Squad supports arch It e ct u r e , of photography devoted to this material'. · I eg Is I at Ion to protect the attempting to bring us a sense of 'The photography exhibition consumer, Including backing for a religious com munlty and or some brings us the work of four men !Ull disclosure law In California chic design Ideas desperately - Leon a rd Freed, Philip to required that all hoping to be mistaken for Garvl,n, Ben! Hadar and Irving commerlcally-offered products mystical Illumination - opened Herzberg - who have each list their contents. The Squad last week at the Jewish Museum, produced a series on also seeks to obtain legislation Fifth Avenue at 9?nd Street, contemporary Hassldlc life. providing stronger punishment according to a New York Times Visually the materials of the for offenders against consumers. article. Hass Id I c communities (both 'The most ambitious of these Brooklyn and Jerusalem provide The group plans to publish a exhibitions Is devoted to the the 1 o ca I s) are extremely "Consumer Beware" bulletin to sculpture of Gonzalo Fonseca, the dramatic In themselves, and the warn consumers or possibly Uruguayan-born artist who has black dress of the adult make harm!Ul or Ineffective products executed some sizable sculptural Hassldlm offers the photographer and sevlces. The bulletin wm commissions In this country as an especially wonderful subject, a contain Food and Drug well as In Latin America. Mr. "natural" for the black-and­ Administration Recall Sheets - Fonseca ls a sculptor who thinks white camera. a !1st of products recalled from big. His most Important AU four photographers have pubUc sale for -various reasons. forthcoming commission Is to responded to this subject by The group Is appealing to the carve an entire limestone hill In c re at Ing work consistently pub 11 c to send It specific Uruguay - there Is a handsome appealing In both visual and complaints about products, preliminary drawing for this human Interest, but one of them services and stores so that It can work In the/ current shaw. He has ·- Irving Herzberg - bas done make direct Investigations will be already created some large something more. He has produced published In the consumer works for Reston; Va., for the a series of . plcturi,s of bulletin and provided to the news Olympic Games committee In extraordinary quality, with both a media, according fo Mrs. Mex I co City, and for an warmth of feeling and a precision Frederick Zax, president of the experimental park program in the of composition that can on!} Justice Chapter. Bronx. Photo murals, models, derive from a very personal drawings, etc., for these and vision. I have no Idea of whether FREE BURIALS other architectural · conceptions Mr. Herzberg Is a devotee of LOS ANGELES - Indigent are also In this shaw. Eugene Atget, the great French Jewish tamUles In Los Angeles The stone carvings are a good photographer, but his pictures of have been assured of tree burials deal more substantial. Mr. W1lliamsburg certainly remind for ti\elr dead through temporary ~ Fonseca treats monolithic block this observer' at least, of Atget's aggrements dev41.Joped by the as an architectural paradigm, yet Parts. There Is a slmllar community · planning department the structure he confers on the elegance and affection, a slmllar of the Jewish Federation-Council stone mass Is touched with a very combination of nostalgia and and local morticians. That affecting poetry. We feel In these precision. Mr. Herzberg has a program will continue to next carvings a certain tension flawless eye for his subject here, Jan. 31, according to Robert between the architect's geometry and I suspect we shall be hearing Fellxson, vice-chairman of a and the ' dream-Imagery of a good deal about him In the special committee handling the surrealism (and perhaps even the furure. problem. He said that, after that folk-Imagery of primitive art), The third exhibition on this date, the .committees hoped that ALL SALES FINAL trlple-b111 at the Jewish Museum more permanent arrangements . The canny play of light and Is , alas, altogether unfortunate. It would be made. J. Robert Arkush, . ' shadow on the surfaces of these consists of work In various media who handled the talks for tree stone carvings is clearly the - painting,. sculpture, collage, burials by local Jewish · at work of a man who has carefully etc• . - by Julia Pearl, and Is mortuaries and cemeteries, studied the role of light In . said to derive from the tradition praised the !Uneral directors for 771 HOPE ST. creating architectural form. of Jewish mysticism. I am afraid their cooperation. He estimated ""'~- Still, the ci::eatlon of pedestal It really derives from the that as many as 50 free burials PROV., R.I. 274-7889 size sculprural objects Is not Mr, moribund-fashions of various may be needed during the year, Fonseca's forte , The schools of art during the last adding that the mortuaries and MASTERCHARGE BANKAMERICARD documentation of his decade or so. Mysticism or no the cemeteries would provide that •1 architectural projects Is what mysticism, this Is simply JIOt art service on a rotating basis they remains most Important In this of museum quality. will work out, 'I . ,

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 19'10 15 YoUT JV!on·ey's Worth DisJ1ppointment Expressed At Cancellation (Conttnued from page 6) deal. During this week you would Of Bolshoi Balle·t And Opera Companies the tlgure as recently as 19~4, not spend ariy money on dinner more mllllons of you haven't a out or stop at the bar on the way NEW YORK - An expression against Soviet performers to The Jewish Defense League stake of a single dollar In this home from work or go out to the of disappointment by the city's "alert an: apathetic public, both praised the action but denied any pool. What's more, this applies to movies or go bowling - · or Cultural Affairs Commissioner Jewish and non-Jewish, to the part In It. many In the middle-upper lnC9me whatever. You would eat and a statement of determination tact that Jews In Russia are In August, 3,500 spectators brackets as well as to millions In Inexpensive foods at home, read by the J ewlsh Defense L4)ague permitted no cultural freedom." were evacuated when gas the lower-lower middle Income books or look at TV - ·and add marked the reaction last week to The Rabbi said, " I would like grenades were thrown In a groups. And It goes for millions at least $25 to your nestegg. the Soviet Union's cancellation of to see . the American public ch I ca go theater where the who haven't lost their Jobs or appearances here next year by pressure the Government to halt Moiseyev Dance company wu Or surely, you could save the the Bolshoi ballet and opera cultural exchanges with the about to present Its opening night haven't had their pay cut or money you formerly used for, haven't seemed to be hit by the companies. Russians." performance. say, cigarettes. I, for ope, am Moscow attr lbuted It.a action Sol Hurok, ,who had arranged Later In August, the Soviet '69-'70 recession. saving more than $200 a year on The secret to saving, as I to what It charged was the failure the appearance of the Bolshoi Government newspaper, Izvestia, this Item alone since I quit three of United States authorities to here, would not comment on the charged American authorities stressed above, Is to make your years ago. sa\tlng automatic·, to make your stop "provocations of Zionist cancellation as he arrived In with• endangering Soviet­ And there are all sorts of thugs." Presumably the London last night from Moscow. American relations by · falling to approach systematic. You may tricks, o( course. You might put, find the answer In one of the reference was to the militant "ll's up to the Russians now," protect Soviet diplomats and say, $50 In your savings account Jewish Defense League, whose be said. other citizens from " Z lonlst three methods at the start of this on every national holiday or column. members have been Involved In Martin Feinstein, vice thugs." The article accused the family birthday. Or you might add anti-Soviet actions here. president of Hurok Concerts, J e wI s h Defense League of Or you may decide the best an agreed upon amount whenever approach for you Is an automatic Dore Schary, the city's Inc., said here, "We will nlake no organizing a "series of you break a family rule. Or add Commissioner for Cultural statement untu Mr. Hurok provocations.'' deposit of X number of paychecks that agreed upon amount each year entirely In the savings A ff a I r s , said the Bolshoi returns here." Last month a bomb explosion whenever you enjoy a particular cancellation was disappointing. A number of appearances by shattered windows In the offices account. For Instance, you might pastime. You can easily figure decide to save every 10th weekly He Is also the honorary cha,trman Soviet artists In this country have here of Aeronot, the Soviet out your own approach, once you of the Anti-Defamation League of been disrupted In the last year. In airline, and Intourlst, the Soviet paycheck or the first check of make up your minds to adopt one. every quarter of the year. Or If B'nal B'rlth, which has denounced February, an appearance at tourist agency. Rabbi Kahane you• re paid" on a semi-monthly You'll save If you force the Jewish Defense League. • Carnegie Hall by David Olstrakh disclaimed any Involvement by basis, you might decide you can yourself to by some method. Then Mr. Schary characterized the and Svlatoslav Richter, the Soviet his organization In the event, but manage to put away two or three you'll build your nestegg If you'll Soviet action as nonsense and violinist and pianist, was praised It. !Ull paychecks a year. put the program on an automatic said that In Moscow• s eyes, disrupted by .young demonstrators The next day Premier Golda Or you might find a periodic basis. You can't lose by trying "everything. Is a Zionist­ protesting alleged persecution of Meir of Israel denounced attacks "Nothing Week" Is your best this. You can only win. Imperialist conspiracy." Jews In the Soviet Union. The on Soviet agencies In New York "They're giving the Jewish concert had been picketed by as Irresponsible and lnlnilcal to NO CONFIRMATION Defense League much more members of the J ewish Defense the organized and responsible WASHING TON - Slate credence than anyone In the League. efforts on behalf of Soviet Jews. Deparnnent officials would not Jewish community -gives It," he At the time, Mr. Feinstein The Jewish Defense League, The Lyons confirm an assertton by Israel' s said. "It's all part of this recalled that there had been either Implicitly or explicitly, Foreign Minister Abba Eban that nonsense that goes on In a disruptions by the group of has been condemned by most the U.S. has abandoned Its efforts propaganda war.'' earlier performances In m a Jo r J ewlsh organizations, Den to get Egypt to coll back the Rabbi Meir Kahane, the leader Washington and In Brooklyn by Including some with Zionist (Continued from page 6) Soviet missiles It Installed In the of the Defense League, was In the Moscow Philharmonic. orientation. Suez cease-fire zone. In a Boston and not available for In March, 28 pictures at the ----- The next day Stewart sent a television Interview taped In the comment. A spokesman for the u.s.S.R,Photo '7.0 exhibit here A Herald ad always gets best telegram to 'a member of the U,S, and broadcast In Israel, Mr. organization said here, "We will were defaced apparently In a results - our subscribers com­ cast: "Plea~e hand this to me as Eban said he had learned from contlne to dramatize the plight of protest concerning Soviet Jews. prise an active buying market. I walk onstage at 9:03 tonight." Secretary of State William P . the Soviet Jews In any way we can In the Tournament of Roses Rogers the "sad fact" that the until they are given their freedom parade, U.S. schools of nursing American governmen t has and allowed to leave for Israel." will be represented by Lorraine concluded that It was not feasible In Philadelphia, Rabbi Harold Brith Milah Graduates Berland, student nurse at Port to get complete rectification of Novoseller, another Defense Chester's United Hospital. That's the cease-fire violations In the League leader, said that the First Class Of Mohelim where our new grandson, Erle Suez Canal zone. organ lz at Ion demonstrated Lyons, was born... Herb Barnett NEW YORK - The Brlth The graduates are Rabbi or Pepsi-Cola, who died recently, Mllah School conducted at the Louis Dubov, David H. Epstein, once said about wine: "if we Mount Sinai Hospital, the "(0rld's David M. Fuld, Rabbi Edwin could bottle this stutt for a Deny Spying Attempts only Institution teaching ritual Katzen st e In, Steven Schneld, nickel, we'd have something" clr~um clslon, will award J ettrey Troodler, and Rabbi Last week's New Yorker dlpl•as to Its first graduating Jacob Winter. They • attended contained the annual Christmas On Ea.stern Bank Of Suez class on December 17, 1970. classes at Mount Sinai Hospital list of books by the magazine's Rabbi Leo Jung, president of for two years and were Instructed contributors. It Includes "Frank TEL AVIV - The most re­ ' return his body. the Brlth Mllah School, and Dr. S, by physicians, "mohellm,'' and Sullivan Through the Looking cent attempt In what appears to The Incident, Israeli officials David Pomrlnse, director of the rabbis. The courses In science Glass," a collection of his letters be a major Egyptian effort to say Is part of an emerging Mount Sinai Hospital announced Included anatomy, physiology, and pieces. In 1946 a Sullivan gather fntellegence on the Israel pattern of spying conducted by the that "this school Is the first of embryo logy, microbiology, book was om ltted because of side of the Suez Canal - the Egyptian forces In Its attempts to Its kind In the 4,000 year old asepsls, antisepsis, hematology editor Harold Ross• rule that at landing of a small reconnaissance find out what the Israelis are Jewish history. Traditionally, the and clinical correlation least one-third of the book must party on the eastern bank of the doing In the occupied Sinai training of the "mohel" (ritual conferences. The religious have appeared In the New Yorker. waterway, resulted In the death of peninsula, which began a couple clrcumclsor), has been the courses ottered !Undamentals of Sullivan sent Ross holiday one Egyptian when It was of weeks ago when a number of province ot the time-honored circumcision as well as Jewish greetings: "One-third of a Merry Intercepted and driven off by an Egyptian planes overflew Israeli apprenticeship system. The Ethics and Law as taught In the Christmas to you." Israeli patrol. positions on the east bank of the School's purpose Is to Insure the Hebrew Bible, Talmud, Codes and Rufino Tamayo Is giving a A military spokesman said canal. New York Jewish Community the Responsa Literature. They also museum to Oaxaca, hometown of the first known attempt since the Last week alter Israel availability of men highly received clinical training a t both the Mexican painter and his c ea s e-tlre went Into effect announced that one of Its Navy qualified to perform this sacred Mount Sinai Hospital and Beth w !f e ... E p h r a Im Klshon, the occurred between the Great patrol boats sank an Egyptian task. We organized this School to Israel Medical Center. Jewish Israeli humorist, said during Bitter Lake and the southern boat that re!Used to halt when m alntaln the high standard of the Memorial Hospital and Brookdale lunch at the Four Seasons that at entrance of~ the canal, and the challenged off the eastern shore "mohel" certified by the Brlth Medical Center cooperated In the home his money goes for taxis equipment being carried by the of th e Israeli-held Sinai Mllah Board of New York." program. and traffic tickets: "Israel has Egyptian who was killed Included peninsula, Cairo Radio accused· become a police state - a a new transm ltter and other Israel of sinking an unarmed . Traffic Police state" •..Joel communications devices, civilian motorboat, but no formal SPECIAL HOLIDAY PERFORMANCE S ch e n k er ' s next Broadway Indicating that the party was on ceasefire violation charge was product19n will be "Justine.'• an Intelligence gathering mission. filed. TRINITY SQUARE Three bodies were recovered, - The Benny Goodmans have a A protest was filed by Israeli REPERTORY COMPANY- wlnte'r·home In St. Maarten. Mrs. officials with the United Nations the Israeli announcement said\ Goodman complained that her Truce Supervision Organization, documents and other evidence JULES FEJFFER'S COMEDY HIT husband had no Interests outs Ide which sent observer s to the site found on the bodies Indicated that his music. She suggested they of the encounter . the men were on a visit a friend who relaxed by Egyptian officials have denied reconnaissance mission for LAST WEEK! doing carpentr y . Goodman the charge; the dead man, they Egyptian Intelligence and were watched the man work the lathe said, was a civilian, "murdered" also smuggling hashish. Special Performance on 20-foot planks and suggested: by the Israelis. Red Cross Sources said the presence of the .drug may have been a cover ."Why don't you make an oboe?" officials have been asked to I CHRISTMAS EVE for an Intelligence mission, or DU~ Egyptian agents may have been trafficking In narcotics as a Murders Israel's Maximum Security One sideline. Another . possibility Is that agents may be being paid for Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., 8 pm All Seats $5.00 their work In hashish rather than Sat.: 8:30 pm. All seats $.6.00 Of ·,Vital Conditions' For Peace cash. TRIN ITY SQUAR E PLAYHOUSE Some sources link th.e reports LONDON - Foreign Secre­ comparabl e to her present of Increased Intelligence activity BROAD & BRIDGHAM STREET, PROVIDENCE ' tary Sir Alec Douglas-Home said security." The British diplomat with reports of large scale William Sha kespeare's Great Comedy recently that he considered said the second condition Is " an Egyptian aniphlb_lous maneuvers maximum security for Israel to Imaginative solution" of the Arab under the supervision of high be one of the "vital conditions" refugee problem, " and In this . ranking Soviet .military officers. ,, for a Middle East peace context the problem of the Reports of heavy deliveries of Taming:leShrew settlement< Sir Alec spoke In Palestinians must be r esolved." Russian-made amphibious craft Sir Alec stressed that "any Preview Dec.,29, 8 pm. All seats $2.50 reply t9 questions put to him by and equipment to Egypt have Opens Dec. 30. Special performances the Je,ylsh Telegraphic Agency solution leading to a settlement given rise to speculation that a after addres sing the Foreign must be agreed upon freely by push across the Suez Canal and New Year's Eve and New Year's Night Press Associations here. He said both sides, It cannot be Imposed the Gulf of Suez Is planned to Wed., Thurs.,: 8pm Sat. Mat. 2:30 $3, $4, $5. that as far as· hls government's from above or by anybody coincide with the end of the Fri., Sat.8:30 pm. $4, $5, $6 . policy Is concerned, Israel must outside. I therefore hope for a · cease-tire agreement. give up most of the Arab. return to the Jarring talks," he The Egyptians are apparently RISO THEATER territories It occupied In the June said. Sir Alec said there was seeking_ Information on Israeli . 1967 war. However, he added, "little difference" between the positions on the east bank, and MARKET SQUARE - PRQVIDENCE "There are two vital conditions. M Id east polities or' his , the roads leading to them, a Students with 1D11, special 11111 on day of plrf, Israel has the right to feel as Conservative government and Its m llltary sl)(\kesman said, and a Box Dfflc1, Thi Arcade, W1ybo111t St., Ptovld1nc1 secure after a peace settlement Labor predecessor. "We still large Increase In Intelligence Phone r111rvatlon1 SS 1-4242 as she feels now; In other words, base our policy on Security · activity has been noted during the . her security then must be Council Resolution 242," he said . . past month. ' 16 THE RHODE lSLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18. 19?0 _Ai[( Increase In Financial Aid HERALD Qualu, -& Service For Israel's Social -Programs Classified NEW YORK - American m llllon should be raised by Call 724-0200 Jewish philanthropic leaders last American Jews through U,J,A.; week called on Jewish $400-m Ullon should be sold 1n 3-ApC!rtments few Rent s ·uSINESS D1REC!ORY comm un It I es throughout the Israel bonds In the West, and the remainder through other CIANSTON: Four room1, first floor. cotmtry to Increase the financial Heat furnished. Bu,lino. Shopping. aid for Israel's social welfare, philanthropic ~campaigns Middle-aged couple o, widow. llof- education and health needs. overseas~ erences. 467-8689. The appeal came as more than Mr. Ginsberg asserted that 2 , OO O delegates representing the "needs are endless," listing 19-General Oeaning various parts of the country hospitals, homes for the opened the United Jewish hanp1capped, homes to care for C&D CLIANING: Floors, windOM. Appeal's 1971 annual conference those who cannot help themselves llosidentiol and commercial. ffw •s· at the New York Hilton. and training for "those who must ~malft. 351-5430. In pointing to the "enormous become productive members of a 12·25 financial burden acquired by free society." RUG SHAMPOOING: Floor woxing. Israel's people," Edward "The people or Israel," he Reasonable rotes. Larry Dugan. Ginsberg, the appeal's general said, "have been called upon to 353-96-48. AUTO NEEDS WE CARE FOR YOUR CA~ chairman, said more than 30 per give their nesh and blood - all 12-25 ceiit of Israel's gross national we ask from the American Jewish HOUDAY SPIOAL: lhtg shampooing, OPEN DAILY • ENGINE • BATTERIES • product went for defense. community Is to give the money Be a square foot. $10.00 minimum. I • LUBRICATION • TIRES • "The Israelis," he said In an to maintain vital humanitarian 353-9648. lorry Dugan. ,\ • TRANSMISSION • Interview, "simply have no programs.'' 12-25 I FIJU PICK-UP & DEUYUY SUYICE E money to share the burden of Joseph Meyerhoff, another I MARK'S SUPER SERV.ICE v It a 1 social programs leader of the United Jewish CAP'S ROOR CLIANING: 0.:-..ral programs which are and always Appeal, said that 1971 "Is a cleaning. Floors wos~. waxed and 1 buffed, rugs shampooed. 272-3428, -- Ill 729 EAST AYE. - PAWT. 726-9426 • have been the traditional fatetul year for the Jews In Israel - ,\ 831--4795. -· J:. responsibility of world Jewry, and e lsewhere , and wlll 12-25 a aod particularly that or American profoundly affect their tutu re." & BATHS (TURK HAM AM BAG,.O ROMANO) Jewry." SI m I I a r I y , Louis Broldo, 28-Merc~amlise 1or Sale Calling attention to the heavy chairman of the Joint Distribution & Influx or newcomers to Israel, Committee, a beneficiary of the PIANO-SOHMER: Walnut, 5 loot TURKISH ROMAN BATHS MEMBERSHIP Baby MASSEUR OR MASSEUSES ON DUTY . . Mr. Ginsberg disclosed that United Jewish Appeal, called Grand. Excellent condition. I Needlepoint bench. Reasonable. HOURS: • • ; · 50,000 arrived this year and at attention to the r escue, relief and 751-1339. Men · Thursday & Saturday 2 to 10 p.m. Sunday 7 o.m. to noon least 50,000 more were expected rehabilitation services that his Women - Friday 11 o .m, to 6 p.m. ~ / next year. In addition, he said, agency must carry out among 30-Painting, Wallpape!ing, there are still 200,000 315,000 needy J ews In different 28 CANDACE ST., PROV., R.I. TEL. 277-9555 Immigrants of past years "who parts or the world. PAINTING, Interior and exterior. Gen- · have yet to be tully absorbed Into In a report submitted to the erol cleaning, walls and woodwork. the fabric of Israeli life." d elegat es, Moshe Rlvllnz, FTee 9'fimotes. Coll Freemon Groy While the United Jewish director-general of the Jewish and Son,. 934-0585. Appeal has no fixed goal, agency In Jerusalem, warned that 12-25 186 WAYLAND AVE. dispatches from Israel have "unless great additional sums Indicated that $1-bUllon will be are raised" through the U.J.A. IOYAL PAINTING,- Interior pointing PROV. R.I. -274-7177 ond decorating. Paperhanging, needed next year to carry out and by Jews throughout the world, complete homo remodeling. 521· 176 BEUEVUE AVE. humanitarian programs there. In his agency would have to curtail 8859. a breakdown or this figure, basic social welfare and 12-25 NEWPORT, R.I . • 847-3923 Israeli officials said about $400- educational programs. SPICIAUSTS IN THI WOIIU>'S RNEST OIEISI PAINTING, pafMring. paneling. Gen· CUSTOM DRAPERIES Joint Distribution Committee orol fix-up. Call 647-2897. 38-Rooms for Rent r NIW • Beclspreads Adopts Budget Over s73 Million EAST SIDI, off Colo Avenue. Fur· • Draperies nished room, privotrt home, for em· • Decorator Valances NEW YORK - A budget of seeking desperately to ftna a new ployed or Mmi·retiNd pel"IOn. 751· • Slipcovers $23,112,000 was adopted by the haven In Israel and other free ~7. Joint Distribution Committee last countries.•' Airport Plaza TRY FOR RELEASE 1826 Pott Rd. Mon.-Fri. ~ week to finance Its programs for The committee Is one of the Warwick 1O a .m .• 9 p.m. DfC01Ar1NG l'f' IH•J more than 300,000 needy Jews In beneficiaries of the United Jewish Sot. 10a.m, -6,30p.m. JERUSALEM - Israel plans 738-7070 25 countries next year. Appeal, which opens Its annual to Intensify Its efforts to obtain The action ·was taken by conference- today. · Other the releas e of Shmuel national delegates at the agency's beneficiaries are the United Rosenwasser, the Merulla 56th annual meeting, at the New Israel Appeal, which aids new watchman who was kidnapped by York Hilton. About one-third or Immigrants In Israel; the United . Arab terrorists last January, L the budget wl 11 be used for Hlas Service, which helps Jews to accord Ing to a government special programs In Israel emigrate to lands other than spokesman. Israel has Indicated designed to help the elderly, Israel, and the New York It wlll return 10 Lebanese religious Institutions, and Association for New Americans, soldiers who were captured In disabled children. which assists J ewish refugees In south Lebanon last January, as New York. Louis D. Horwitz, director­ soon as Rosenwasser Is freed. Mr. Haber reported that since Red Cross officials visited general of the committee, told the 1945 his agency had spent nearly delegates that nearly $7-mllllon Rosenwasser for the last time In $800-mllllon, In rescue, r elief August. No Information on his would-be allocated to programs In and reconstruction activities. (all anytime Eastern and Western Europe and whereabouts or state of health CLEANMASTER He said that after an enforced has been received since then, 1lle about $4-million would be spent absence or 18 years, the agency FLOOR SERVICE 438-SOSS In Arab countries In North Africa Farah organization has made It has been permitted by the known It • Complete expert floor care • Complete household cleaning and the Mlddle East. that demands the release Rumanian Government to carry by Israel rL a number of • E:xpert rug and upholstery shampooing In a year-end report to the out relief programs among 15,000 • Weekly and monthly rates • Commercial and residential terrorists, Including a Fatah • By appointment only • Free estimates • Reasonable rotes agency's national council, Samuel Jews there. leader who was sentenced to life L. Haber, executive vice Louis Broldo was re-elected lnprlsonment four years ago, In chairman, said that "there are chairman or the com mlttee for a exchange for the release of stlll retugees on the move, sixth one-year term. Jack Weller Rosenwasser. uprooted, reartul or oppression, was re-elected vice chairman. H yoU don't lcnow beans about boilen but· you think,. Your heating system needs a new one .. . Don' t let your family ~ suffer through another winter. Call us today for frff Northeast Airlines Takes (JJ,ifuaA.iRd hea.ting inspection. - - 0 ,I

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