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Human Rights Commission · Looks Into CORE Complaints NEW YORK - Brownsville _system. and Bedford-Stuyvesant school 'The Anti-Defamation League prlnclpal s have asked to be charged that a Brooklyn CORE transferred to other schools after representative said last May at a THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEW/SH WEEKLY IN R. /. AND SOUTHEAST MASS . being subjected to anti-Semitic meeting with school officials: epithets and harassment by mem­ "We've got to get these Jews out bers of tbe · Congress of Racial of Bedford-Stuyvesant. It's the VOL, LI, NO, 24 FRIDAY, AOOUST 11, 1967 15~ PER COPY IZ PAGE!! Equality. Jews who are to blame." The Human Rights Commis­ Another statement dealt with a sion last week began Investigating demonstration outside P; S. 40 by the comptaJnts of such outbursts members of the Queens COR E. It Jewish Community Center's JACs Visit In four schools In largely Negro was said that when white teachers sections. 'The remarks were sup­ entered the school, the demon­ posedly made during a dispute strators shouted: ''Why don't you R.I. Family Court, Stage Mock Trial over the quality of education at white Jews go back to Great the schools. Neck?" By LOIS ATWOOD The Anti-Defamation League Robert Carson, community Nineteen JACs went to Famlly of B'naJ B'rith asked the com­ relations director of the Brooklyn Court on Monday, the final field­ mission to look Into the charges, CORE, said his group "wel­ trip day of their six-week traJn­ which It asserted were made by comed" an official Inquiry." lng session. There the Junior per s ons connected with the 0 We are sure,0 he said, "the Aide Corps members learned Brooklyn and Queens chapters of commission will conclude that something of the background and CORE. . those principals and certain procedures of the court, staged a 1n announcing the commis­ teachers have conspired to mis­ mock trial with their own mem­ sion's decision to Investigate the educate the black and Puerto RI­ bers playing all the roles , attend­ charges, William H, Booth, Its can children and are hurling ed a session of Domestic Court chaJrman, saJd he hoped to charges of anti-Semitism to try and were addressed by Associate "bring the parties together In an to hide this fact." Justice Michael DeClantls. atmosphere of understanding and 1n Brooklyn, the dispute was He spoke to them In chambers frank discussion.'' touched off when CORE, the rather than fn the courtroom, He named Mrs. Dorothy Hart Brownsv!Jle Community Council where, he told them, his "black Hlrshon and Frank C. Montero of and Parents Associations of the robe symbolizes that I must do the comm I sslon to handle the In­ schools charged that principals Justice between men" without vestigation. He said they will al so and teachers lacked "sincere in­ fear or favor, but • •ln th! s room I I ook Into complaints filed by Ne­ terest" in teaching students and am plain Mr. DeClantls and In gro parents and teachers charging that some teachers had orally and this room I have no Justice to dlscrtmlnation In the public school physically abused the children. dispense." Leo Max, chaJrman of Juvenile A BLACK KITTEN - As the six-week summer session neared Protection for the Rhode Island Its end, the JACs presented Larry Goldenberg, assistant leader, United States To Sell Israel !;'TA Congress and an Investigator with a black kitten with saucy white accents. They named It Jae for Famlly Court, arranged for Sam Goldenberg. A rabbinical student at Hebrew Union College, the JACs' visit and served as he will take Jae back to school with him this fall . Agricultural Commodities mentor. He outlined for them a WASHINGTON - 'The United !Ion Imposed an Informal freeze brief history of how domestic State s""wlll provide Israel with on economic and military aid to matters and Juvenile offenders the State House make the public and Counselors-In-Training at proceedings of Dome stlc Court the Center, where Mrs. Leq about $27.5-mllllon In agricul­ the area. came to be dealt with In a separate tural commodities, to be supplied The Administration has also court and· remarked that In 18"5 trials virtually Inaudible to those. Bornstein worked as a leader of · sitting In the generaJ section of the group for 10 years, until Ill­ mder the Food for Peace pro­ resumed economic aid to some of children nat yet 12 years old gram. Consisting mostly of feed the Arab states that did not bre,.k were sentenced to hang for stealing the courtroom, though the once­ health prevented her complete dingy halls and classrooms ha11e participation. She still Is one of graJns, they will be sold partly off diplomatic relations with the a paJr of shoes. The JACs learned for dollars and partly for Israeli United States. that the first probation officer been brightened almost beyond the resom-ce persons. however, recognition. Juvenile Court hear­ and leads the session on making pounds. The principal beneficiary Is was appointed In the 1890s, and 'The agreement was signed by Jordan, which was heavily de­ the first Juvenile court In Rhode ings are always private. heads for the JACs' p-..,pets. The JACs program was set up Last year the Center decided Lucius D. Battle, Assistant Sec­ pendent upon United States aid. Island was set up In July of 1944, retary of State for Near Eastern While there has been no formal With Francis J. McCabe as Its at the Jewish Community Center to split the program Into two nearly 11 years ago. More than years of traJnlng, so that It would and South Asian AffaJrs, and Eph­ ann01mcement, the lmtted States first Judge. He Is now Chief Justice raim Evron, Minister of the Is­ has resumed aid to Jordan on of Famlly Court, which wu es­ 300 teenagers have been trained be more fun and more self-de1/el­ as counselors and Inquiries ha11e oplng. Mrs. Goldenberg noted the raeli Embassy, In a closed cere­ what State Department officials tablished In 1961. lnl965thecourt mony at the State Department. describe as a "selective basis." held 5,769 hearl112:s. come from all over the country, difference In maturity evidenced, Mr. Max, who has known many saJd Charlotte I. Goldenberg, di­ for example, by the kinds of Negotiations for the agree­ Last month, the United States al the /ACs "since they were rector of the senior high depart­ questions asked after the Famlly ment began before the Arab-Is­ allotted about $2-mllllon In babies,' told them that Famlly ment at the center, who worked Court visit by the JACs and by rael war but what wouldotberwlse "budgetary support" for Jordan Court attempts to do what a wise ll!rectly with the JACs this sum­ the errs. The younger gr...., was be a routine agreement has now and Is nearing a decision on a parent would do, and acts In the mer. "Nobody else seems io get more Interested In procedures acquired a special significance. quarterly allotment of about $7.5- absence of a parent. He explained the 14-year-olds as we do,'' she and the older teenagers In the 1n recent years, the United mllllon. the procedures foJJowed, and saJd. kind of problems which are States has provided about $30- Administration officials have helped the 14-to-15-year-olds set The JACs are first-year brought to the court. "The second mllllon a year to Israel In Food been laying the groundwork for a members of what has become a year they do err material In for Peace assistance. As the old resumption of military aJd to the up a mock trial. agreement neared expiration last two-year traJnlng program. Its depth," said Mrs. Goldenberg, Middle East. There were In­ The JACs later agreed that fall, Israel requested more and ultimate aJm Is to develop a who was a lay leader at the Cen­ dications that action was being they would like to visit Family the Administration agreed In sense of responsibility In Its ter for about five years before delayed until the Congressional Court agaJn and spend more time principle. In the court session, despite the members and the ability to take she became senior high director controversy over sales of Ameri­ poor acoustics, as It was one of care of and understand children. six years ago. With the outbreak of the war In can weapons to developing coun­ the Ir most meaningful ex­ Mrs. Goldenberg pointed out that Not all who enroll In the JACs Jl,e Middle East, the Adm!nlstra- tries could be eased. periences. Their own feeling of 17 and 18-year-olds with native become Co\Dlsel ors: • 'not every participation In the simulated ability and a love for children child Is meant for this, but this Is trial was also valuable ex­ may make good counselors, but a way of finding out. We say, 'We Gen. Yigal Allon Advocates perience, and they "thought Mr. that they wlJI be far more effec­ don't expect you to like every­ Max was lust wonderful to give so tive If to this are added the train­ thing, but we expect you to try Israeli Arms Manufacture much of his time. He was Just Ing and skllls to handle children every~~.g offered In the pro­ JERUSALEM-Brigadier Gen. u~i;ated ln,pte war. great." and deal efficiently with the var­ gram, and ~any JACs have Ylgal Alton, tbe Israel Minister Israel, he stated. "must 1be poor courtroom aClous­ led situations which arise. Arthur gone on to related fields such as of Labor, saJd that Israel had to also Invest money In reorganizing tlcs In the old Rhode Island Col­ Eisenstein Initiated and she de­ teaching or nursing or social create new basic Industries to Its army to face new tech­ lege building down the hlJJ from veloped the program for JACs work. meet her requirements for mili­ nological developments, so that The summer session lnvohes tary goods and make her Indepen­ our fighting forCle becomes an a weekly trip to expose the JACs dent of foreign sources; army of the Seventies." to new experiences Involving Addressing the 70th Jubllee community exploration. For many Leon Dultzln, head of the Jew­ convention of the Zionist Organi­ ish Agency Immigration and ab­ of them these field trips are their zation of America, the one-time first try at horseback riding, sorption department, told the Israel! chief of staff saJd Israel convention that the Agency ac­ boating or baJtlng a hook to fish. could not rely on foreign sources corded Immigration the "utmost "For many of them the folk festi­ for supplies essential In emer­ priority" and envisages the ar­ val Is a dream that comes with gencies. That, he said, was one of rival of between 15,000 and 20,- adulthood,'' added the calm, soft­ the "bitter lessons we must de­ voiced director. The five days a 000 families In the next 12 rive from our six-day war." months. week program stretches from 10 The reference was to the em­ a.m. to 4 p.m. when they are at bargo laJd down by France which Several speakers, Americans the Center, from 9 a.m. to 5 when h a d been Israel• s principal residing In Israel, said that bet­ they are at Camp Centerland In source for military s':p!'lles. ter results could be achieved If Hope VaJJey, where they will "It is necessary now.' Gen. their organization were consulted work as errs next summer, and Allon saJd, "for Israel to trans­ In preparation for the absorption on trip days from very early until form her basic Industries to of: Immigrants from the West. very late at night. make her Independent of foreign Rabbi Simon Greenberg, vice­ The first weekend was spent sources for these sq,piles. We chancellor of the Jewish Theo­ on Cape Cod, where they saw must attaJn a stage where we are logical Seminary of America, some of their Providence friends, Independent In these supplies." saJd that Israel's Image "as a former JACs or errs, In ''Little Gen. Allon Called on Ameri­ home for the persecuted" should JACS SJ'AGE MOCJC TRIAL - After Court IDTelltlcltol' Leo Mary SUnshlne" at the Orleans cans to· Increase their Investment he changed so that Americans Max explained the procedures of Famlly Court, the JACs stapd Arena Theatre and slept on the In Israeli Industry. He noted that would "View Israel as a challenge a mock trial. 'The Judge was -ted on the bench, the offender theatre grounds. The following ·Israel Itself was now tnwstlng to the creatift and vi slonary" rose for questioning and courtr-.i decorum was obsened. ('Conititued on page 10) · large sums In the areas It had lmpul~es of all Jews. 2 1lfE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AOOUST 11, 1967 AT WENTWORTH HALL Cong. Beth Davi~ Plans JACKSON, N.H. - A visiting singing or comedy star Is In­ Anniversary Program troduced each week at Wentworth Morris Horovitz -will be In­ Hall by. Harry Scheiner. Yet to stalled as president of Congrega­ come are Jay Jason, Don Tannen, tion Beth David, Narragansett, The Dolphins. Felix Cabellero, during a special fifth anniversary Dick Capri. Johnny Brown, Marty program on Sunday, Aug. 13, at Barris & Alex & Julienne and 8:15 p.m. Joseph Block, religious Latin Quarter entertainers after chairman, will act as master of their New York engagement. Ath-­ ceremonies and Installing officer. letlc and other resort faclllties Other newly-el~ted officers and a permanent staff of entertain­ and dlrectors to be Installed are ers are also featured at Went­ Hyman B. Stone, first vice-presi­ worth Hall. dent: Jacob I, Felder, second vice-president; Benton Odessa, Represented by Off.: 421 -4641 treasurer: Elisha Scollard, sec­ MAX ROTHKOPF Res. : 941 -4810 retary: Lazar Kaufman, c~f gabbl, and Solomon Kaufman, Al• ststant gabbl. THE LA WRY COMPANY Board of Directors, Jacob Est. 1922 Frank, Solomon Kaufman, Louis Rossman, Phlllp Owares, Sig­ Monuments - Cemetery Lettering mund Robinson, Barney Cramer, Karl Foss, Isidor Samdperll, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 440 Cranston St. Sanford Chorney. Gerald . Wino­ Eves. and Sunday by appt. Providence, R.I. grad, Jay Weisman. Jacob I, Fel­ der, David Hassenfeld, I. Chan­ dler, Martin Zucker and Joseph BIG Block. Memorial services wlll be conducted by Gabbi Laz11r Kauf­ man for all those listed on the memorial plaque and for all de­ ceased members of the congrega­ FLOOR tion. All members and visitors to COVERING CO. the Pier will be welcome at the SHOWROOM: 19S Cole Avenue program, at which a collation will be served.----- Good weather Is no safeguard He did it again with drop, ond end, against traffic accidents: 80 per He'll 1ave you enough till your pocketbook bend, Carpet or inlaid it's no never mind cent of the s2.soo traffic deaths To him they handle a, one of a kind 'THE TYPISTS- - Larry Bryggman. gives an astonishing display of In ·l 966 occurred In clear, dry Your credit, no good • So ca1h you mu1t pay his mastery of the typewrite r In the Murray Schisgal one-acter at the weather. · But so must his sister or Mom the same way University of Rhode Island through Sunday, Aug. 13. Penelope Allen, ; Quality and Service - 30 yean do prove the other typist In this commentary on llfe,IOff and lone11::ess, uphol~.s I '°'··~I.:~ .._ - ..._;•,,.._ I So call the BIG-T bef0double with the longer memory of the late BENJAMIN love during their day together at one-acter. As played, It ends the LAMCHICK will take place at 10:30 r TENDER - TOP - QUALITY the office. They never lUlderstand eveJllng on al)_ up-beatandsentthis a .m. on Sunday, August 13, in lin­ themselves or each other, but reviewer out looldng forward to coln Park Cemetery. Relatives and they mlsllllderstand with great fw, more SchisgaJ and much more friends ore invited to attend. 25 for the audience. Costume details Theatre Company of Boston. BLADE STEAK lb.1 A double unveiling of monu­ change as the mood changes. In a l -----LOIS ATWOOD ments in memory of the late EMIL cleverly worked sequence of en­ ROSS and EVELYN ROSS SWERUNG MUSICIANS' HOLIDAY " OUR OWN" FRESH-MADE - LEAN trances and exits. will take place on Sunday, August The playwright must have NEW YORK - The Israel 20, at 12 o'clock noon in Lincoln written the stage directions as Philharmonic Orchestra began on Park Cemetery. Relatives and ' 89 well as the lines, because they July 29 a four-week tour of the friends are invited. lb. are Integral, but It took good di­ United States and Canada to raise CORNED BEEF 1 The unveiling of a monument in rection to pace them expertly. money for the Israel Emergency The physical coordination of the Fund. Conductors and soloists memory of the late ALICE G. CO­ " ROKEACH'S OR MOTHER'~ HEN will be held on Sunday, Au­ two actors Is W1usually good. In a are donating their services and gust 20, at 12 o'clock noon, in Mt. play which needs this: for ex­ members of the symphony are Nebo Cemetery, Taunton, M6ss. JAR ample, Paul knocks something off giving up their vacation period. Relatives and friends ore invited. BEET BORSCHT 31 ( the typing table and Sylvia re­ trieves It before It can reach the FANCY - BLUE LABEL floor. - The .typing rhythms are high points of the performance. Max Sugarman Funeral Home as the yollllg man, who has prac­ CAN tlcally rlUl through seven ages of " THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" R& L SALMON 59( man by IW1chtlme, · demonstrates his versatility upon that machine. -MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION- The play ls a little long but I , think few who see It would want to DE 1-8094 458 Hope Street DE 1-8636 CAPE KOSHER FOODS relinquish even the few slow spot~: teamwork and business "KEEP KOSHER AND SAVE" like this are too rare. FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-OF-STATE ' "The Tiger.. Is the tale of a 58 WASHINGTON STREET , PAWTUCKET , R. I. 726-1200 would-be rapist who Is self-edu­ CAU COLLECT Branch Outlet Stores: New Bcdford - Mc,ttopcm -- Swampscott cated and belllgerent about It. He abducts a pretty .young housewife nm RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1967 3 THE INVISIBLE WALL Subscribe to the Herald. TEL AVIV - Despite violent protests Jn the Hebrew I anguage BRIDGE press, the Israeli Ministry of Re­ IIIIIIIUHlfflltffHNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIUIIIUIUIUIIIIIIIII ! ligious Affairs has decided to maintain the separation of men By Robert E. Starr and women at the Western Wall. Today's hand contained ~o hand Cantor dl~tinct probiems: the first, to When West doubled again and Robert Fingeroth, stop at the right time, and the East finally came to life with the second, to make the contract at- three Club bid, It was only then ~~tRg~ assisted by ter being In that correct spot. In that South competed with Three MOODU S 5 CONN rubber bridge this hand might be Hearts. West's doubie was still I ~ the g~okloua just another part score but re- rake-out Double, for his part11er c:..-cticut'1 flHd k•lty Resort member, In Duplicate every hand · had never made a bid. e Filtered Illuminated POOL 40x8S u\leve~e CholA counts just as much as every oth- West led the Spade King and • 3 l-ir.Conditioned Dining Rooms er. Ace with South ruffing the third e Top Notch DAY CAMP - MITE No,th round. Pausing now to figure how PATROL '°k ♦ 8 7 3 2 the hand could be played best, for e PRE-CAMP NURSERY - S.pa­ ROSH HASHONAR • K Io 9 4 up to now South had had no prob- rote Dining Roo111 AND YOM KIPPUB. ♦ J 3 2 !ems with the first three tricks, e TEEM .+.GE P101Nm - RoKol Room - DISCOTHEQUE 8ekVICel J 5 West + Eost Declarer could envision three e .+.ir-Cond. MITI CLUB ROOM - ♦ AK J 9 ♦ 10 6 • more losers, · one Diamond and LOUNGE - EMTERT.+.IMMEMT ~ct. 4-fll, 1967 • 6 2 • s 7 two Clubs. West's bidding had MITELY - SHOWS 'lRIAL LAWYERS ELECT - M. ♦ K 10 9 4 ♦ 7 6 shown a very powerful hand, un- e Pvt. Deluxe Cott"9H0 -HUTED, Louis Abedon was elected to the ♦ A 10 8 + o 9 7 6 3 2 doubtedly holding both the Dia- CARPETED Board of Directors of the Ameri­ South mond King and the Club Ace. • Pvt. LAKE-swi111min1, bc .. ting, can Trial Lawyers Association ♦ 0 5 f11hin1 Ntftut1.LLIHVILLI, NY Playing the hand herself would for a two-year term at the 25th .AQJ53 not help eliminate any of the los­ e MEW TENNIS court annual convention In Minneapolis, ♦ AO 8 5 ers so she saw that her only e FREI GOLF on preinl- Minn., which ended on July 29. A ♦ K 4 e JEWISH-AMERICAN culaine chance would be to end-play lox to lobster parmer In the law firm of Abe­ Mrs. John Garlacy of North West. don, Michaelson, Stanzler and Smithfield and Mrs. David Dan­ To set the stage, she had to COLOR BROCHURE write or Dhene Biener, he Is a U. S. Commis­ iels of Woonsocket were North eliminate West's last Spade by 203 873-8649 sioner for the District of Rhode and South with this bidding, South ruffing It while drawing all of the Island and an associate editor of dealer: opponents' Trumps. This would the ATLA Law Journal. S W N E take away West's out card or the lH Dbl 2H P end-play would not work. Now ESPIONAGE CHARGE PDbl P 3C came another situation that LONDON - The Middle East 3H P P P should follow naturally for she WHY DRIVE News Agency reported from Cairo You may wonder why South, was already operating on the that the Iraqi ·Government has un­ wl th such a powerful hand, passed premise that all the high cards HUNDREDS OF MILES covered an "espionage network" after being raised by North. The were with West. She was not go­ operating In Bagdad, which In­ reason was that she knew that Ing to take that Diamond finesse, when a delightful vacation awaits you cluded "a large number of Iraqi North's bid after a take-our for after that lost, all West had to only 45 minutes from Boston at . . . Jews." The Iraqi Jews were double was strictly preemptive. do was return a Diamond and wait reportedly conducting "suspicious To her It showed Trump support for his two Club tricks, FRED and CAROLE'S · activities." Some withdrew de­ and nothing else. Her parmer Following this premise, she posits from Baghdad banks In an could have made the bid on a s led a low Diamond from her hand effort to .. "shake the Iraqi econo­ little as three points and wl th to the Jack. Now see what this MAGNOLIA MANOR my." The Iraqi Government made more than six, would have gone to play does to poor West. If he extensive arrests' to deal with three whereas with ten or more takes hi s King, South will be able MAGNOLIA, MASS. "Zionism and Anglo-American she would have redoubled. So 10 discard her losing Club on the Imperialism,'" the report stated. South decided to try to buy the fourth Diamond. If he ducks, on ocean-cool Cape Ann - where the Countryside which Is what he actually did, an­ Meets the Ocean other' Diamond Is played with De­ * Yo~ar ho1h, FRED AND CAROLE BLOOM, would like to welcome you to Israel To Reopen Schools clarer playing the 8, not the Mo9nollo Manor, wh•,. you aN never o stranger; penonol attention wlll be ahown to your evuy need, Magnolia Manor Is small In sin but Queen. West has to win this and lori,e In focllltles and plea1ur•~lnute1 from historic Gloucester and has no productive return. Another Rockport art c:olony. ) In Occupied Gaza Strip Diamond comes right up to De­ * Modified American Plan rotes Include Deluxe Breakfast and Gourmet dinner Heated Indoor and ~outdoor oceon-fed swimming pools Poo~ ness again. clarer's Ace. Queen whereas a * * } TEL AVIV - Israel plans to 1 New banks are soon to be Club will make Declarer's King ~h~ff:•=~d~st>!d:1.."t!1:. :!:::.s{~~v::e;a.::~.• R'!c:1~1i'::.1sht:.r.~o".:'d reopen Arab schools In the occu­ good. West had one chance as far 111aua.. , available, golf and tennis neart>y * Summer theatres, antiquing, pied territories after first clear­ opened to facilitate the flow of as he was concerned for he knew h 0 0 Ing them of all traces of anti-Is­ currency. These will be branches :• :;!j;:"t1,:;i!~ng* 0:ucio:!d'jew'is:!A~-;:i;:_en° J~1~::: ;:• E~';'.';.~! 1 where the Ace and Queen of Dia­ ment Movies Donclng In new Celebrity Room, rael propaganda. of Israel! banks -but will deal In * * monds were when hls parmer Israeli troops reported that local currencies. Most of the lo­ cal Arab banks had very I ow re­ could not beat Dummy's Jack. His RESERVE HOW FOR •••• following their capture of major only chance was for East to have cities n the Gaza Strip, they had serves and are stlll closed. "If we opened rhem," an Is­ the Club King. LABOR DAY WEEKEND • Sept. 1-4 come across violent anti-Israel So he played hi s Ace after material In textbooks and defa­ raell spokesman sald, "we know there would be runs and they which Declarer spread her hand Su1>er-Highwoy1 vio Route 128-Exit 15 matory murals on school walls. and claimed the balance. She had To a lesser degree they also would close.'' For Reservations al'fd Rates Israel Is now paying the sala­ taken full advantage of the bidding found propaganda at J ordanlan and made a very dlfflcul t con­ CALL COLLECT ( 617) 525-3411 schools of the West Bank area. ries of Government and hospital employes and loans have been tract. - OR SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT - A military officer In charge of Moral: No matter how strong made available to municipalities Write Magnolia Manor, Box P, Magnolia, Mass. civilian affairs said that the your hand Is, you still need a schools would be reopened In the so that the local governments can pay their own employes. In addi­ partner. When that partner shows fall, but that all offending mate­ great weakness, be very careful ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• rial would be removed from the tion, welfare programs that exis­ ted before the war are being con­ unless you have enough playing textbooks and that the drawings tricks In your own hand. AND would be covered up by fresh tinued. FREE IMMEDIATE coats of paint. The most virulent samples of CONFIRMATIONS an t I-Israel propaganda were I found In Gaza, where the Pales­ BANNER GRISWOLD SEA CREST tine Uberatlon Organization was BALSAMS GROSSINGERS SINCLAIR most active. The walls of one BELMONT HOMOWACK STEVENSON ·I school, Israelis report, were BLUE WATERS JUG END TAMAMINT BRICKMAN'S KUTSHER'S TARLETON covered with drawings, as were BROWN'S LAURELS TED Hll TON'S ' blackboards Inside the class­ CONCORD MAGNOUA WALDEMERE rooms, one of which showed a Zi­ FALLSVIEW MT. WASHINGTON "'WENTWORTH onist Jew being bayonetted by a .• ONE WAY TO PACIFY A WIFE GRAND VIEW NEVELE YACHTSMAN handsome Arab soldier. 1 Another mural was said to WHEN YOU COME HOME AT 65 POCONOS - AND MANY OTHERS - FREE BROCHURES depict a Jew assaulting an A_rab He had heard the warnings in 3. Sat his wife down on the sofa woman while other Arab refugees the wind about a man re­ and with her help wrote down 9 NIGHTS I ooked on In horror. tiring and becoming a woman's a sche.9ule of the pattern of life ISRAEL $499 Textbooks also reflected po­ home companion to his wife. He they would follow when he re­ FIRST CLASS TOUR FROM BOSTON litical Influence. One of these, didn't like the sound of ii. He tired ... what time to go to tied, posed the following problem: "If didn't want any problems. And get up, have meals, do the wash­ 10 fadayeen (Arab terrorists) he liked his wife. ing, the weekly housecleaning, R~~1~0 So, six months before he re­ the marketing, etc. PROVIDENCE-CALIFORNIA $200* cross the border Into Israel and • PLUS 5% TAX - EXC. FARE kill 20 Zionists, what Is the aver­ tired, J . Paul Williams bought 4. Picked out of the newspaper age number of Jews killed by a half-interest in a $50,000 apart­ the names of five civic clubs and each fadayeen?" ment house. organizations they had never be­ ROUND The Israelis say that before He put a $10,000 mortgage on longed to, and wrote letters to PROVIDENCE-MIAMI TRIP $102* opening the schools, they will his own home to swing it. He was the presidents of each asking if • 5% TAX ~ EXC. FARE also try to weed out extremist fairly sure he was making a safe they could join. This was to start teachers. They are now trying to business deal. But he also was cultivating new friends, 13 determine how many qualified buying a job for himself. And 5, Made his wife list on a sheet NIGHTS teachers are still In the occupied the job, he figured, was the most of paper all personal friends she HAWAIIAN CARNIVAL $599 EVERYTHING INCLUDED- PLUS TAX FROM BOSTON territories. promising way to avoid being the had, then. scratch out each name The plan to reopen the schools sort of home companion that that was related in any way with Is one of a series of steps the Is­ would make hfs wife miserable. his job. "Just as my business raelis' are taking to bring life In He thought.he should ease the friends will fade after I retire, Honeymoon Trips Our Specialty occupied areas back to normal. retirement pains his wife might so will their wives. My wife, after Call us for oll trips advertised in N.Y. Times Postal service, heal th services face, and at the same time enrich her scratching, found she had FREE & IMMEDIATE CONFIRMATIONS , and transportation are operating his retirement. This is what he only three friends who might last. did: Call Anytime and many shops are doing busl- I told her to start recruiting re­ I , 1. Mortgaged his home and placements, and I set aside $200 EGYPTIANS RETURNED bought the apartment house with for her to give parties for that JERUSALEM - A group of a businessman he had known for purpose." 45 Egyptian wounded war prison­ Zelda Kouffman C.T.C. several years, ers were flown to Cairo on a Red ( Certified Travel Counselor) 2. Had his doctor put him in Cross plane. They had been In a New GOLDEN YEARS 36-pag• boolrl•t CRANSTON TRAVEL - 801 PARK AVE. CRANSTON I- Gaza hospital where' another 40 a clinic for a health examination now reudy. Send SOc in eain to Dept. extending from his feet . to his CSPS, care ot this newspap.,., to Box Eves. by appointment 781-4977 prisoners captured In the June 1672, Grand Central Station. New York balding head, war await repatriation. 17, N.Y. ----,;;;a;;;ar;a ______, . · 4 1llE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, ·PRIDAY, AtxruST 11, 1967 j

Nw ...... Malel ♦ 111 ■ 1h11MeN..A~ 15,000 ·families In NOVICK'S r~ "• .. ,ou Sought By Israel ·--".,···_....,.,.,.. .. Acth'tt, ...... ~,--, .. $59so Hollywood ... JERUSALEM - A program - ,._ ... c:u.i..... ,__... ,..__ etmsaglng the absorption of 15 ,. the lpNlol - fw Woltllt Woolc • U• 000 famllles from affluent w.-.... - ,_ tountries cl the free world WH ly larney Gluer ReMPV•--•Tll--Y--4-' N- for uao• DAY and NIGH HOLIDAYS-.-. presented to Parliament by Min• Dlltery Laws It.wt, O.._ •• Datea o,H ,_ ,.,.._ lster of Labor Ylgal Allon. Katya Kablra, this year's It's their ftrst musical together Under the plan, which had Miss Israel, retunts soon to and Eydie's first theatre venture. previous! y been approved by the complete the final 8 months ot At the Sands Hotel, Las Vegas, Joint Covernment Jewish Agency her 2-year military obllgatlon ... while Steve remained absent due C::oordlnadon Committee, those Carl Foreman, now producing to desert throat, Eydie sang Wal­ Immigrants would be provided FOR~.!~~,~ "Maclcenna's Gold" for Columbia, ter Marks' nme, "How Could I Be '1111 th housing wl th out having to doesn't talk to producer Stanley So Wrong,'' from the upcoming tnalce down payments that are SNOWS• OICIESTU "'Xn-S~LYMPIC t>OOL. ~:rte, Kramer, and neither Is an Arab. musical. normally required for rental TfFHAGF 4etiwiliH • r.hild"-n'• DAV 1 I Robert Weitman, MGM execu­ CAMP ! NIie Patrol) • Eacelleiil H•tcl Not sure of the lyrics, Eydie housing In Israel. Aceonunod11tlo"• • Cel11a, r.ottatd tive who switches Jan. I to Co­ referred during her rendition to a In addition they- would later 1Air-C.ndlUonlnt Anllablol • Vi. f'lnul AME RI CAN-JEWISH Cuisine • '.iluJ \ lumbia, Is an Orthodox Jew, as handy s ongsheet. have the option of buying the • Al(•Conditloned Dlnl111 11.>orn • THIAHH-1,N, •r WMk tr S111H frequently reported here. His MARTY ALLEN, Jewish half apartments, with the rent ptld In 11w 11 •••• n,.,1.. ,111, daughter, Murphy (honestlyl), Au­ of the Allen & Rossi comedy to be credited toward the pur­ IOLF HUIIH .. ,,,,.,,,. I LUoa DAY 3 Fvl Days fr. $37.JO RE!;.ORl HOTEL gust 20 marries Gary Paster. team, recorded his original com­ chase price. 1be lmmlgrant9 will 1be ceremony will be perlonned position "Israel." He narrates also get substandal j ncome tax ~ .-SP10A--,-4~M1--.-..-,-h- ..,_ , -$4-0-,I n.. ~o~~~ c~~~ ""' by Mrs. SylvlaWe!tman'sbrother, his feellng about faith and tmder­ concessions for three years and ,..,,...... 31) _ ""= .:..":"• DIAL 12031 17J-1151 Rabbi Abraham Newsteln of New standlng following the recent Is­ be free from customs duties on York. rael-Arab War. It's a highly pro­ the belongings they may bring to SCREEN GEMS Studio during fessional and stirring narration. Israel regardless of purchase Christmas and Chanukah will On fllpslde, Marty's Italian-Cath­ price. regis1er today for send stars of seven of I ts tv olic partner, Steve Rossi, beau­ 1be plan has been approved by JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER series ta Israel and Vietnam to tifully sings a tender "Exodus." the plenary session of the Jewish entertain fighting men of both George Mosher visited Tel Agency executive, which also aP­ NURSERY SCHOOLS wars. Jackie Cooper, former Aviv to negotiate with Gen, Moshe praved a proposal to send some child star, now head of the stu­ Dayan for his biography movie. 500 yotmg Israelis to the western PROVIDENCE ages 3-S WARWICK EXTENSION dio's production, accompanies the Paul Newman may star as Dayan cotmtrles with the view to ex­ Israel mission, Shelley Morrison in ,.Fox of Slnal" for Paramotmt plaining conditions and prospects East Side Temple Beth Am (Sister Slxto In 1be Flying Nim) release.- In Israel. 170 Sessions St. 40 Gardiner St. said, "I'm happy to go. I'm against war but I'm for our boys." Israel Forms New Agency • Full Facilities, indoor and outdoor ploy James Hardiman, Screen * Transportation Available Gems' publlclty-promotlon direc­ * FUUY ACCREDITED BY THE R.I . STATE BOARD OF tor, heads up the Vietnam troupe. To Cope With Volunteers EDUCATION He'll file a dally report to 30 JERUSALEM - Of the 6,000 A growing aspect of the prob­ * Morning and Afternoon Sessions Doily newspapers arotmd the cotmtry. voltmteers who came to help Is­ lem created by the Influx of vol­ JASCHA HEIFETZ makes a Begins September 13 Call 861-2674 rael during and after the war, tmteers Is Israel's basic tmem­ rare Los Angeles appearance Au­ more than 500 are cotmtlng and playment problem. Nearly 35,000 f gust 13 as guest soloist with the cl as slfylng captured enemy Israelis are registered, at labor Israel Philharmonic In a beneftt equipment. Others are estab­ exchanges, the figure recorded perlonnance at the Hollywood lishing an outpost In Banlyas, Just before the war, when Israel was I Weinstein's Lake Pearl Manor, Inc. Bowl. Ellahu Inbal will be guest northeast of Dan, or working In suffering the worst w,employment conductor. Proceeds go to the the hills east of Lake Klnneret or problem In her 19-year history. WRENTHAM, MASS. off Route 1 A Israel Emergency Ftmd. settling In areas captured from Israeli leaders therefore have ISRAEL has 40,000 television the Syrians. fotmd It necessary to welcome the EXCLUSIVE KOSHER sets but enjoys(?) only education­ Many are still working In ldb­ valtmteers, many of whom might al programs. 'Things change next butzlm, but there are others who become permanent settlers, and CATERING year when Israel begins com­ feel they are serving no produc­ to find useful work for them but, mercial television. The govern­ tive purpose at all. at the same time, to insure that ANYWHERE IN NEW ENGLAND ment also learned It needs a Tite tasks facing the voltm­ their employment will not keep a commtmlcatlons medium to cotm­ teers have been overshadowed by local resident from the Job. teract Arab television, used ex­ HOTEL OPEN THIS SUMMER FOR SOCIAL FUNCTIONS ONLY the Job facing the Government In 41 Reg1ster1ng the loot,'' as one ., tensively and regularly forpropa­ finding useful work for the yow,g Jewish Agency official put It, Is ganda programs against the Is­ men and women still streaming one solution to the problem. "It Reservations Now Being Accepted raelis, Into Israel. Is something useful, It ls dramatic DANNY KA YE will l'Onduct a Last week the Government de­ enough for them to feel that they For The High Holidays touring Israeli concert group to cided that the Job was 100 com­ are Involved In the war, and For reHrvations write or phone EV 4-3102 - ST 1-9761 raise ftmds. plex for the Jewish Agency, an working In the Sinai Desert Is not KASHRUTH SUPERVISION DID YOU know that the Frank organization that has settled tens going to replace anybody." Sinatra International Youth Cen­ of thousands of Jewish refugees The valtmteers are paid, but ter, es tablished by the singer for and whose youth department has not much. "Pocket money" was youth of all three major religious been deallng wl th the vol tmteers. offered a s one general reference Festival of Comed groups, I• flourlshlng In Old Col. Ami Tsur was selected to their pay scale. They are given Monday · h . . ntg I, Augus1 23 Y Nazareth? to head a new Voltmteers Author­ room and board. Fl/NNY Im'. FJ INNIEST AVERY SOlREIBER and Jack ity. Colonel Tsur, now a civilian, A Jewish Agency official said MEN WILi. IIONQI{ Burns staged • taxicab scene at has been an expert In organiza­ that the areas being settled along JUBILEE the Bonanza Hotel. Burns: "Are tion and administration. the Syrian border were those EDDIE you Jewish?" Schreiber: "I'm He WIil work with two mem­ "within the old British mandate ANNIVERSARY working with my hat on. Figure It bers of the Jewish Agency Execu-. territory." He said they were l,_~,~~hFFER out." tlve, Mrs. Zlvya Lubetkln and "contested lands" that had been WEEK is turn lo ~ct Sunday to Sunday, Aucust 20 to 27 STEVE LAWRENCE and Eydie E!lahu Dobkin, who had been hand­ occupied by the Syrians. the applause·, and Gonne costar beginning Nov. 8 In you'll ~•I the laughs: ling the first waves of valtmteers-; Voltmteers also would be en­ the muslcal "Golden Rainbow'' at and Hanoch Bar-Lev, Director gaged In sail reclamation, espe­ T•esday, Au1ust 22 •~ the Schubert Theatre, New York. lLOOA.M. · Wednesd•Y· August 23 General of the Labor Ministry. cially In Galilee, under the aus­ pices of the Jewish National TENNIS ~ Fund. The ftmd has been respon­ LizEi'icAsHI sible for much of the forestation EXHIBITI6N A r rsona\ity (ea• the dynamic lsrae 'J'"mn TV Show work In Israel. tUred on the Merv n ( For And About Teenagers Many voltmteers have become l bitter over what they said were tmfulfllled promises In their .- gala anniversary coming to Israel. Israeli author­ ities have conceded that they had cocktail party •teen band been w,prepared for the magni­ Celebration rock 'n roll jamboree tude of the voltmteerlng, but em­ phasized that no promises had annual KIDDIE KAMP KARNIYAL been made,------Reserve for FREE GOLF, Sun terraced outdoor pool Jordan Premier Asks ROSH , Indoor pool • Health Club • 5 clay tennis HASHONAH courts • Riding academy on premises • Broad~ For New Arab Attitude way entertainment nitely • Late, late shows • C•ntor LONDON - Jordan's Prime 5t Ned Harvey and his music • The Starlites • The THE WEEK' S LETTER: not even· be allowed to grow •nley Porter "What do you think when you up. What do you think? , Minister told the Parllament at will conduct Rock •N Roll "Thyngs" • Terri fie teen program the inspiring , 10 acre children's day camp • Duplicate ask to be treated as a 14-year- OUR REPLYt You should Amman that the Arabs would have tradition~, services bridge , Art classes • Deluxe ace with TV. old and your mother says ' no' ? begin to establish a better re- 10 abandon their policies of the The other night, I was in- lationship with your mother. last 19 years and reorganize vited to go with my girlfriend Talk to her about the things their thinking on Israel. to an auditorium to hl!llr some you will be allowed to do and Premier Saad Jumaa blamed famous groups play. I asked at what age you will be allowed Arab leaders and their mis­ my mother if I could, and she to do them. Your mother means leading propaganda !qr the "ca­ said that I wasn't old enough. It when she says that she is not tastrophe" which had befallen I told her that if people didn't too· concerned with what other Jordan, He singled out Ahmed think kids were old enough to parents think -or do. Thia has Shukalry, head of the Palestine attend these affairs they wouldn't nothing to do with whether other Liberation Organization, for, cen­ have starled them. I also told parents are right or wrong. It sure, asserting that PLO boasts her ,that my girlfriends' mother is your mother's responsibility that t'1ey would finish off the Jews thinks a lot of her kids too, and to do the right things for you - had helped Israel to rally world if she didn't think they were old and the right thing for you la not public opinion. . enough to go they wouldn't be always the thing you wanttodo. n,e "London Dally Tele­ man going, She replied thatshedldn't Why not ask your mother to graph" quoted Premier Jumaa as .., ...... Seutll!.!~.!: F1ll1b1K1, N,;~ care what other mothers do or take you to some play or assert!~ that a secret organiza­ Hotel tel. (!114) 434-5000. Or your travel •1ent. think. program? tion of 'Jordanian nationalists" SPECIAL ·GROUP CONVENTION RATES I think that, if my mother • , .. ""•• • -• ,....i- , .. _,. 1o had been established to assassi­ la afraid for me to go out into ~;~ ,:•,:~-;:~~-;;;..-:';: nate Palestinian Arabs who For Reservations: Sherman Price - TEmple 1 .. 5200 the world and attend affairs such cc,-,NtY ANO suaunAN fllSS snvteL · agreed to sell their land or prop­ Ze lda Kouffman • STuarl 1-4977 aa these, then I might as well , ..-- . KY. erties to Israel . ... • ._ r • ~ •· .... ~----· • •J ....,, .... ··--· ~-- -- ... 5 CRIEP RABBI NCRAC :.Argue;· CARACAS, Venezuela-,,..-Rabbl JOE ANDRE'S Pynchas Brener of New York has ORCHESTRA been named the new chief rabbi of About Federal Aid Music for "that very 5P«iol otta;r the 15,000-member Ashkenazl Jewish community of Caracas. Weddings Bar Mit:rvahs To Church Schobls Rabbi Brener, who Is spiritual 944-3344 Res. ST 1-9080 ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. - leader of the Holllswood Jewish The National Community Rela­ Center In Holllswood, was raised tions Advisory Counell, In plena­ In Peru where his father served ry session recently, argued anew · as chief rabbi. As splrltuaj · lead­ the question of government aid to er of the Utlon Israelite of Ca­ church-related schools, racas, R&bbl Brener Will head a LOVE THAT Representatives of Orthodox congregation of more than 1,200 Judaism rejected the contention members and a Jewish day school PRICE of delegates from other Jewish educating more tha 1,500 clill­ groups that Federal funds allo­ dren. cated under a "child benefit" concept had become an Indirect Specialists in means of funneling funds to paro­ CTII HLL1111$ chial education. HONEYMOONS The council, a consul ta live 621-10'7 TOURS - •RESORTS and coordlna ting body of nine na­ QISTOM FIAMING tional Jewish organizations and CRUISES 79 local and community groups, , OIIIGINAL AIT PRICE SELLS held Its annual three-day meeting DICOIA TOI ACa5SOIIES HAPPINESS here, with more than 300 Jewish leaders from all over the country WAU GIIOUPINGS attending. PRICE DICOIATOI SBVICI The focus of the dispute at a TRAVEL session on "church-state rela­ 776 HOPE ST., PROVIDENCE tionships" was the Elementary 1417 ANGELL ST, Pr....w..ce, R.J. 831-5200 .and Secondary Educ a tlon Act of CAUDY on:N. DAILY._ .. 5:JI P.M. 1965, which all groups support for Its goal of providing funds for 0 compensatory educatf.on" for All forms of personal and business insurance poor children. However, a majority of the including - Life - Accident - Group - Fire - council's constituents contend that the "child benefit" principle Automobile : Casualty - Bonds of the act, which holds that cer­ Mrs. Stephen Nauheim tain asslstan~ to children at­ Miss Tena Betsy Marks, of honor. She wore a sheath gown Murry M. Halpert tending parochial schools Is con­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ber­ of pale yellow chiffon over taffeta stitutionally permissible, Is In tram I. Marks of 470 Me shanticut made with a yellow satin boat 800 Howard Bldg. fact "a legal fiction." They hold Valley Parkway , Cranston, be­ neckline from which a yellow DE 1-9100 Residente: DE 1-694 that a udisproporttonate" amowtt came the bride of Stephen Al an chiffon train fell. Bridesmaids of the $987.5-mllllon expended Nauhelm of 2000 North Adams were Mrs. Joseph Newpol, Miss. I during the law's first year was Street, Arlington, Va., on Sunday, Judy Baker, Miss Joan Strasmlch, I for programs conducted In paro­ Aug. 6, at the Colony Motor Ho­ Mi ss Karen Goldberg, Miss Diana DAY chial schools. tel. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Goldberg and Mrs, Carter Kauf­ SCHOOL This viewpoint, expressed In a Ferd Nauhelm of 4201 Cathedral ST. DUNSTAN'S man, sister of the bridegroom. An lnd•pend•nt Co-Educalional School paper which the delegates debated Avenue, Washington, D.C. Rabbi They wore sheath gowns of yellow also maintained that public funds Jerome Gw;land officiated at the chiffon over taffeta, with peach Now Enrolling Only Academically Able candlelight, double-ring ceremony were being used to finance paro­ chiffon train falling from the peach GIRLS and IOYS For chial school programs - music at 6:30 o'clock,whichwasfollowed satin boat neckline. Double Chris­ and art, for example - ..which by a reception. SEPTEMBER tian Dior bows In peach and yellow o JllLJI' DAT NUUl!:BT-4 TB, OLDS do not qualify as therapeutic, re­ The bride, who was given In chiffon were their headpieces, and medial and welfare," es con­ marriage by her father, wore a they carried Duchess c ~scades. templated by the law. gown of silk organza over taffeta, Carter Kaufmann was best The Union of Orthodox Jewish (ashloned with a scoop neckline man for his brother-In-law. Ush­ ) Congregations of America, a and elbow-length sleeves edged In ers were Kenneth Warner, Gary council constituent which main­ Alencon lace. The Imported, lace Snerson, Richard Gins, James tains a network of 300 all-day and pearls al so covered her Em­ David, Armand ~ol and Henry for Information Call NORMAN l. 6RA Y, Headmaster schools, vigorously dissented. pire bodice and A-line skirt Ubby. r' Dr. Samson R. Weiss , Its ex­ front. The lace was also appll­ After a we dding trip to Hawaii 751-7300 ecutive vice president, called the qued on her de tachabl e Watteau and California, they will live at · majority position "negative, hos­ chapel train and the seven-loop 2000 North Adams Street, Arllng- tile and sterile." Dr. Marvin bow from which her el bow-length ton, Va. DRIVE IN Schick, co-chairman of Its com ­ veil of silk Illusion fell. She car­ D. A. Gunning Photo mission on communal relations , ried a family Bible with a bouquet AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT denied that the "child benefit" of Phalaenopsls orchids and steph­ theory circumvented the principle anorts strands. De Rothschild Proposes of separation of church and state. Mrs. Robert Starr was matron

LAST WEEKS Desalting For Peace ANSWE~ ... LONDON-Edmund de Roths­ I CROSSWORD PUZZLE child has pr oposed a scheme "to let wa ter take out the poison of the Middle East." ACROSS DOWN 19.Camera In a famous letter he sug­ 1. Trance 1. Freshet part gested Installing three dual-pur­ 6.Shawl 2. Stately old 20.Shade pose electricity-str oke desalting 10.Antl­ dance 22. Burst-­ plants, one each In Israel and insta!l­ 3.Ogllng Ing Jordan capable of producing JOO ment 4.Youth shells mllllon gallons of water per day plan: 5.Roman of and a third, possible In the Gaza 4 wd,r. 50"s antl­ Strip, with half that capacity. 12.Greedy 6.Auxlllary alr• "Apart from peace Itself, the 13. Ejected verb craft prime need In the Middle East Is 15. Shade of 7. Trick artil­ for water which can do so much brown 8. Consignee: lery to bring prosperity In the area," 16.Cattall abbr. 23. Sucrose 31. Wild sheep he wrote. 17.Toward 9. Elizabeth 24. Organic of India In a recent Interview, he said 18.A dlvlalon Barrett nitro&'enous 32. Priest he was quite convinced that, pro­ of the Browning, compound 33.Remalns vided the financial arrangements United for one 25. Conjunction 35. Datum were advantageous, the desalina­ Kingdom 11. Not old 26.Large 38. African tion plants In the Middle East, 20. Exc!ama• 14. Treata bundle antelope which as a by-product could also IN AN tlon with 28. Reserved 39.Cover provide cheaper electricity, could 21. Unlt of drugs: al. 30. See 18 41. Twofold: produce water for agriculture and work ' 16. Sailors acrou prefix other needs at an economical Air-Conditioned Automobile 22.Anneal price. 23.Reachea I I" 3, I"' I' 8 1:, MAX GOLDEN CAN INSTALL A acrou I" ~"" ~ With the help of grants from II gov er n.m en ts or International 26. Consecrate 10 agencies, such plants could pro­ 27.Footed ~ 11 vide water at as low a price as vasea ii·,. ~•'!. 28.Chtnese between four and f1ve cents per cubic metre. pagoda. 15 ~17 29.Delty ~·' With Irrigation at such a 30. Apartment ,o 1'7 l" ~n become producers but also con­ matory ~"' sumers and would thus give a RADIATOR & 42. Pecana, l7 ]8 0 i>Y boost to the general standard of BOSTON walnuts, ., life In the area," he pointed out. BODY WORKS almonds, r" 185 PINE ST. etc. f0 SABBATH O1;3SERVANCE 41.Wutea I"' 5 Av PROVIDENCE GA 1-2625 time ~·- ~ , Candlell htlng time-7:34 p.m. 11!111!•~~=-======~---=---= ...... -=~==-:-.::_.~-~-~-~---=:::;::::::::==:::::::=:i:!!l-c:;:=== :i:1=-= -~-=--:-:.::._:_:::_~--=:~==--::...... __:::==::- -=~=-==-=·::-:=..------

6 11m RHODE ISLAND HERALD,.~mAY • Aurusl' 11, 1967 ✓ •'/'.--/-Fr ✓✓ -" .. , that dale. Earlier effective dales are widely faTOred, though. Q. WIii the mlnlmum $44 per month beneftt for a retired lndi• vidual be raised? rt A, Yes, probably to the $60 THE O"iLY ENGLISHJE1,1 H l,'f"~• , .. - :•,:, 'J ...... E.: ..... _.- range. • __ fL!!f~~ Q. WIii the "retirement test'' r-;;~~~=,r•s be Uherallzed? A. Yes, You wlll be able to PLANT AND OFFICEc.ltERALD WAY. on wDSTU sr. PAWT. by Sylvia Parter :~~ a.•-• :, earn more than the present maJC• CEUA ZUCKERBERG •••.••••...... •...... • •.. ..•. ••.••..• . •••••• - .-- Xx:_' SOCIAL SECURITY PACKAGE lmum of $1,500 a year (or $125 a LOIS AlWOOD .•••. .•. ••• . •• . ••••...... •...... _ ••..• .. ••• . .••. ~ month) without losing any Social 1be complex Social Security 1968? What's the range at In• Security benefits. 1be new max­ blll Is finally set to mOft through creues? WIii we who are nOlf imum probably Will be $1,680 a the House and then through the worlclng be hit by higher Social year or $140 a month. Senate and then In compromise Security taxes again-and If so, Q, Will Social Security ben• l form through the Congress. 1be "- much higher, and when? · eftts be extended to any workers De HeraW a-. N fialadal ~ f• l,,,...,aiial ff'Nn ia ...... ____ ... wi1,...... weeks at headlines on spectflc The news stories durlng the who are not now covered? t ,.. .. dlt •mmariil ill wllidi rllt 1,.,.....,wc.a en. eass,. ~ .. pkaa ...,, Ck ...... amendments are about to begin, weeks ahead bound to be A, Yes. One big broup likely l ,, .... ~, o( ..,. ffl'« wllidl .., .k'Ca. a.re be­ I and so are the weeks of mounting fuddling, because changes In the to be added Includes disabled I confusion about what Is being House Ways and Means bill will widows under age 60 who have no I · PRmAY, AOOUSf 11, 1967 dcme. now be made In public and much children under 18. This group h has now been two years at the bargainlng will be ln the probably Will become eligible for Why Sit On The Floor? since Congress voted the last open. But here ls the current bet­ full widow's beneftts. Disabled ~ at Social Security beneftt ting ln highly Informed circles on workers under age 65 al so are "Why should we sit on the noor? We have Israel!" said a boosts. 1be 1965 amendments to the answers to key questions. virtually certain to become eli­ sabra who intends to celebrate Tisha B' Av, a traditional day or the Social Security Act provided a Q. WIii Social Security benefit gible for Medicare benefits. lthas mourning, wit~ psalms and song?, to include "By the waters or 7 per cent across-the-board In­ boosts be voted this year by Con­ been stressed repea[!'cfiy that such crease, retroactl~ to January gress? Individuals have an even _greater Babylon we sat down and wept" along with "Jerusalem or 1965. This was a substantial per­ A, Yes, but probably not until need for Medicare beneft ts than Gold," the new song or Israel's latest deliverance. centage rise, of course, but It did autmnn. many elderly persons. The ninth day of Av commemorates the capture of Jerusalem not e9en equal the rise ln !Mng Q, How much will the benefit Q, WIii Socia! Security taxes eosrs since the previous round of and the destruction of the first temple by Nebuchadnezzar, the boost be? be raised? bibs In 1958. Tbe result was that A, Not as much as 15 per cent A. The taJC rate wtll probably capture of Jerusalem and the destruction of the second temple by IJ7 yearend at 1965, the quick­ across-the-board, as suggested not be changed from today's 8.8 Titus, the fall of Bar Kochba's last stronghold · and the expulsion ening pace of Inflation had com­ by the President In his January per cent shared by employer and of the Jews from Spain in 1492. pletely offset the buying power of message. But the Increase will be employe, this year or next, al­ die new beneftts. at least 8 per cent, the amount of though the ultimate rate of 11.30 There -are many to whom it seems as ir a time has come to Wbat' s to be done now, there­ raise which would be possible per cent now scheduled for 1974 alter the character of the observance or such days as this. fore, Is at extraordinary hread­ without necessitating any raise ln may be upped to 11.60 per cent. The capture of Jerusalem has been reversed, and victorious Is- . and-butter Importance to the our Social Security rues. A per• However, today's $6,600 raelis hold the entire city. The temples were destroyed but now 22,000,000 beneftciaries of Social centage In the middle would be a '"wage base." the maximlllll Security ln our nation, as well a~ sound guess. amo~nt of your annual wages on that the golden city is in Jewish hands, the possibility exists that the tens of mllllons of us who, as Q. When will the benefit In­ which Socia! Secutlty taxes are the temple can be rebuilt. Spain has at last, within the past year employers, employes and self­ creases go lnto effect? paid, ls likely to go up, beginning or two, lifted many of the restrictions which still applied to Jews employed, pay Socia! Security A, The timing Is under hot de­ In 1968, to a new maximum of in that country, so that it is now possible for the community to taxes. bate. If Congress votes an Income $7,800. I own and administer its own property and for Jews in Spain to What wlll the final package of tu surcharge to become effective (Distributed 1967 by Publishers­ Social Security beneftts look !Ike? Jan. I, the Social Security benefit Hall Syndicate. ) All rights re­ lead normal lives. Bar Kochba's gallant fight against the Romans Wlll benefits be raised before Increase also could be timed to served.) was waged and lost 1,832 years ago, and the independent Jewish "So\D'ld of Music" and "West Side ! kingdom for which he fought was restored 19 years ago. Story," wilt house Peter Fonda's ' Like the traditional "Next year in Jerusalem," keeping Tisha LSD film, "The Trip." B'Av as strictly a day of mourning is little in accordance with the Fran GIiroy, whose "The Sub­ ject Was Roses," won the Pullt­ I present facts. Many hope that eventually the destruction of the z.er Prize, ls at work on his next six million will find a place in the prayer book . .. as eventually play. Gilroy always finishes a the existence of the state of Israel, they believe, wilr have to be writing project In the very place reckoned with in assessing the feasts and fasts of the year. where he beg~n It. He started writing his new play on his din­ l Meanwhile, children at Camp Centerland will spend a joyful by Leonard Lyons ing-room table at home, Instead Tisha B'Av, as a guitar-playing cantor leads them in old and new of In his office. "The dining­ songs of Israel and they contemplate what has been regained George Hamilton, wearing a "Shall I mention your perform• room table Is better for me any­ ~ rather than what was -lost. Why, indeed, should we sit on the mod tie, and wide-lapel suit, was ance or your beau?" . ..She re­ way:• he says. "If I can ignore 'I at the doorway of the 21 Club the plled: "Mention him." the disconcerting things around floor? other day. He was about to fly to Alan King's first play produc­ the table, then It means my writ­ Warren, Ohio, for his "Philadel­ tion next season, Carl Reiner' s ing's going well." phia Story" boolctng. Hamilton •'Something Different" wlll open As soon as the Constitutional described his flight here from at the Cort Nov. 30 . . . Elizabeth Convention Is over, Anthony London. He'd waited until the last Hartman Is flying to Budapest Travia wlll be named a federal minute before booklng passage. for location filming. Her next judge and Stanley Stelngut wlll HARRY GOLDEN "I sat between an Arab and an Is- movie Is Bernard Malamud's succeed, him as Assembly speak­ raeli," said Hamllton. "the Fixer,'' with John Frank­ er . _ .Andy Warhol's next book, "I spoke French to the Arab, enhelmer directing ...At last "Andy Warhol's Book,'' wlll sell Is This ATeenage Cullur~ but It was of little use. The Is­ BIiiy Rose wlll figure In "Funny for $50 a copy .•.At Sid Luft's raeli cat could speak Arabic," Girl " the movie about his ex­ party for Judy In El Morocco, Hamil ton continued. "I tried to wlfe' Fannie Brice: one of Rose's Bert Lahr, who played the Lion ln get them together, but It was no songs, "rd Rather Be Blue," Will "The Wizard of Oz.,'' revealed use •. •'" be sung by Barbra Streisand. this statistic: His 1V commercial The daytime radio programs I don't think we suppose the Woody Allen Is playing his Franco zefftrelll Is using the earnings are 15 times more than are almost all directed to the teenagers are wiser, but we do Caesars Pal ace booklng with his Tuscany palace of Pope Plus ll ln his • 'Wizard of Oz." salary. teenager. Theyplay popular suppose they are more flexible. right hand ln a cast: durtng the his "Romeo and Juliet" film. It (Distributed 1967 by Puhllshers­ -records, all of which are bought Teens certainly set aside a whole recent charity ball game he was was the home of Prtnce Ptccolo­ Hall Syndicate) (All Rights Re­ by the teenage market. A great world of fashion and etiquette and hit In the hand by the pitcher- mlnl, last of the llne of Plus' served) deal of page advertlslng Is de­ language and slang which seems a ringer for Llndsay' s Lancers - family. He llved there when the voted solely to the Interests of perfectly normal tradition with us the famed Eddie Feigner ... town was German-held, during H 'f f' M k f teenagers and certainly the ma­ but Is not at alt countenanced ln David Merrick has been confer- the June '44 fighting. One Allied al a Ir ffl ar e S jority of municipal and county Europe. ring with Jose Quintero Jr. about shell hit the palace wall. The C II o· 't I C t taxes go to the education of the One of the ways to correct the directing Tennessee Williams' prince painted around the never- Jffla 191 a OfflPU er teenagers and his younger broth­ present Is to understand the past. new play ... At Shor's Bill Law- repaired shell hole: "God Protect HAIFA-A new desk-top size ers and sister. We are as the sociologists rence, the ABC-1V commentator, Me From My Friends." digital computer, described as One of our supposecny most say: a child-oriented culture be- ordered a "Nasser sandwich": Jean-Louis Barrault Is flaunt- "probably the world's smallest of severe domestic. problems Is de­ cause once upon a time there was Half tongue, half chicken!' Ing De Gaulle-by refusing to send Its class,'' Is now being produced Unquency, rampant perhaps In our a reason for such an orientation. Oscar Levant once worked ln his troupe to Lebanon unless they by the Elblt Electronics Company cities but endemic everywhere. But 1 do not mean this as a a movie which starred Basil · . can also perform In Isi:aet . . . here. I propose here not to destroy blanket statement covering all Rathbone. All of Levant's- scenes, Herbert Lieberman, author of Flw have been ordered by the these myths but to explaln them. I Immigrant groups. The exception tn fact, were with Rathbone. "Adventures of Dolphin Green,'' Intertechnlque Compagnle of think there Is a speclflc reason to what I have said are the Irish. "'Playing oppostle Rathbone," has just finished his second novel, Paris, a major electronics firm why the child and particularly the Since they spoke the language, said Levant, "made me feel as If "O Brilliant Kids" ... Leonard specializing In nuclear ln- teen plays so large a role ln and since they were such close I were tn one of those Marx Bemsteln.wlllconductthe Leonore strum enta tlon. The company, American llfe. 1be reasons for It neighbors al England, the Irish Brothers movie scenes - with Qverture No. 3 for the Vienna which plans to use at least 200 of go back at least one hundred did not need the Indoctrination by Harpo and the ultra-fancy Mrs. Phllaharmonlc Ol)enlng here Oct. the computers In Its new nuclear years. their children as did all the oth- · Dumont • • . " 3 .••Ira Levin just sold the Instrumentation system, has America, It Is to be remem• ers. Where most of the lmml- Leslie Blanch Is on the last movie rights to his play, "Dr. shared In the cost of program- bered, Is an Immigrant culture. grant gro..,s discarded many of chaper of her book on the Trans­ Cook's Garden." ming them for Its specific needs. In the late part of the last and the their habits to avoid calllng at- Siberian railway ••.Mter Gov. Father Fred Gehring, Barney One has. also been ordered by Ha- early part of this century, teen­ tentlon to their origins, the Irish Reagan signed the bill for a bll­ Ross' "Padre of Guadalcanal," dassah Center's Cancer Research agers were teaching their parents set .., a whole network at paro- lion-dollar taJC Increase, one of decided to celebrate the 25th an- department In Jerusalem. everything about America: lan­ chlal schoo!B and colleges. ~d his aides said: "It's consistent nl~rsary of the historic battle. - Dr. Alexander Shani. Elblt guage, customs, mores, manners, they went about this task the mo- with his campaign pledge not to He did It by sending a Nathan's technical manager, said the com- traditions. This was n,,e o( near­ ment they arrlwd In the country. have new taxes. He's just raising Famous salami to Alvin Blum ln purer was a digital "mlcro-elec- ly all the Immigrant gr~s from 1betr teen11 did not teach them, the old ones" . •.World Will Guadalcanal, an ex-Marine, the tronlc" device, tncorporatlng lat- 1850 to 1914, the Germans and they told their reenagera what to publish Gwen Davis' new novel, only American who settled per- est developments ln electronics Scandblntans, as well as the do. All Catholics make uae al "Sweet WIiiiam," In Octo­ manently In Guadalcanal. He now . which made Its scaled-down pro- Mediterranean and Eastern Eu­ theae schools today but tbey were ber ••. Peter Shaffer flew to owns a popstcle factory and a portions possible. It was planned ropean peoples. 1be teens taugbt In the beginning essentially In- London the other night to cast the motel there. for a spedflc purpose, but In Its the parents English as well as the !dated by the lrlsh. . West End production of his Marc Connelly, who won the own fteld, "Is second to none, In- way the polldcal system oper- But ln general the teens con- "Blaclc Comedy." Pulitzer Prize for "Green Pas- eluding the big and expenst-ve ated. ' trol the .country's habits and Not In years was a performer tures," has completed the ftrst general purpose computers." • Let us forego the Judgment marl

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, Atx:msr II, 1967 7 Indian Postage Stamp binges on the route of an access EFFIGY NOT BURNED road which ls not yet detlnlte, so BOMBAY-Police prevented we'll defer further comment on a crowd ot demonstrators from Honors Jewish Doctor burning In public an effigy of Gen. . NEW DELHI-The Central 111- possible relocation until such , time as some decision on the ac­ Moshe Dayan, the Israel Minister dtan Post Office has Issued a of Defense. postage stamp bearlng the pno,o­ cess road has been made, grapb of Prof. Waldemar Mor­ Vie;;;;;;· As presently constituted, the decai Hatfklne, the famed Jewish Newport Festivals are three sclentlst and philanthropist whose separate enterprises presented NOW OPEN dlscoverles Included · a vaccine 'The Met' Is Coming - Are Yout on three expanded weekends dur­ • • against cholera and bubonic ing the summer. It's likely that a plague. Prof. Haffklne, a native of fourth festival, featurlng popular ROBERT ST ARR Odessa, Russia, joined the staff Next Thursday, the Merropoll­ the many well-known Individuals music, will be coming out quite of the Pasteur Institute In 1889. tan Opera will open Its second who will be appearing In the sev­ soon. Why not make It a "sum­ BRIDGE CLUB {and possibly last) summer music en Verdi operas to be presented: mer festival"? When a cholera epidemic 1060 HOPE STREET broke out In India In 1893, he festival at Newport. MacBeth, Rigoletto, La Travlata, That ls, why not have a "New­ went there at the request of the Chances are you're among the n Trovatore, I Vesprl Slclllanl, port Slimmer Music Festival" British Goffrnment. Hls vacclne legion of people who haven't ever O

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• All MAKES • All MODELS e 100% FINANCING 4657 POST RD. - 884 - 3800 AT WARWICK - Ea. GREEN. UNE COR. DIVISION ST. DR, SIDNEY GOLDSTEIN Dr. Goldstein Named JOHN YASHER, M.D. To Committee At UN ANNOUNCES THIC ASSOCIATION OJ' Dr. Sidney Goldstein, chatr­ man of the Department of Sociol­ JAMES J. YASHER, M.D. ogy and Anthropology at Brown University and Director of Its FOR THE PRACTICE OF Population Studies and Training Center, has been named to a THORACIC AND CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY OUR YOUN'.,ER SET - Stacey Davida Hazen, shown here at 15 AT , United Nations Ad Hoc Commltoee months, Is the 18-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin M, Hazen of Experts on Urbanization to ad­ 199 ANGELL STREET of 134 Ridge Street, Pawrucket. Mrs. Hazen Is the former Sandra. vise the Secretary-General on the PROVIDENCE,RHODEISLAND Rosen. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Irving Rosen of 41 formulation of a long-range pro­ TELEPHONE: GA 1-5516 Unity Street, Pawrucket. Paternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. gram for the UN and Interested Morris Hazen of 565 Pleasant Street, Pawrucket, and great-grand­ specialized agencies concerned mother Is Mrs. David Brill of 70 Warwick Avenue, Cranston. with demographic aspects of ur­ banization. Tile committee report BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA will provide a basis for the work EltlCH UINSDORF, M..;. Director program of the population divi­ sion of the UN and will be 1967-1968 Providence Concerts Ill !Ii presented ,10 the Population · Com­ Vot....,.. Aaditari11m mission at Its 14th session In 196 7. Dr. Gol dsteln Is one of nine 1 I Tl111ndaJ' Enalqo at 1130 finds Response Of World Jewry persons from different regions of the world Invited 10 serve In their Individual capacity as experts on Oct. s Leimdorf conducting, orchestral program this committee. Nov. 2 Charles Wilson, Auiatant Conductor 'Revelation To Israel And Diaspora' He will leave for Sydney, Aus­ Boston Symphony Orchestra (The following letter was sent the Soviet and Arab genoeldes In tralia on Aug. 12 to attend the Dec. 7 Stanidaw Slaowaczeww, guest conductor 10 Mrs. Haskell Frank of Provi­ I aytng down secure foundations committee sessions from Aug. 29 dence by a cousin who has lived for a fourth round. After al I we through Sept. 2 and for the Aug. Jan. 11 Leopold Stokowski, 111eat conductor In Israel since 1939. - Editor) can not afford to tempt the All­ 20-26 meetings of the Inter­ Mar. 14 Leinsdorf conductina, orchestral program mighty to show another miracle. national Union for the Scientific Among the many letters of In addition, It may well please Study, of Population, of which he support and encouragement we Sabocriptlau -A ....llablo at $27, $%p, $14 him to help the brave and cou­ Is a member. He will be chatr­ are getting these days from_ rageous, but He has never shown man of Its session on Internal For mall orden pl- make cbecka. payable to the across the ocean yours Is out­ any special sympathy wt th the migration and urbanization and Boaton Symphony Orcbeatra and enclooe with irtamped, standing In feeling andexpresslon. stupid. And we do think It would will present a paper on "Pre­ ..lt-addreued envelope to 1111bacrlptlon office, Sym­ It shows not only a Jewish heart be sheer suicidal stupidity to marital Pregnancies In Denmark, phony Hall, Bolton, Mau. 02116.- with 100 times Its weight In gold, withdraw from the conquered ter­ 1950-1965,'' based on his study of but also a well Informed mind. ritories wt thout adequate guaran­ changing demographic patterns We have been particularly moved tees that we shall not be attacked there. The union seeks to advance by your desire to come to Israel again. In addition we need hardly quantitative and qualitative de­ FRED SPIGEL'S and to serve here as a nurse. We point out that certain territorial mography as a science. can't tell you how much we appre­ adjustments are Imperative. Je­ Tile Department of Demogra­ KOSHER MEAT MARKET ciate It. Incidentally discovered rusalem has become one city and phy of the Australian National another accomplishment among shall remain our capital forever. University has Invited Prof. 243 RESERVOIR AVE., PROVIDENCE HO 1-0425 your so many qualities. We had To partition It again, so that the Go! dsteln to participate In a con­ never heard you speak about viz, Jordanians can conveniently shell ference In Canberra, on Aug. 28 that vou are a qualified nurse. our capital from across the and 29, on the role of universities ~------' 'The response of world Jewry street Is out of the question. In the training of demographers. ~ CORN BEEF lb. 1.99 - to what has been happening here Lea & Ellezer El hananl He will report on the graduate has been Just as wonderful and as 18 2.eltlln Street demography training program at beyond the most optimistic pre­ Tel Aviv, Israel Brown. ,.. ROUND ROLL BEEF lb. 1.69 ~ dictions as the stunning victories iiiii,i.....,.;.;;;..__.....,...._,.;;;;._,,..,...,. of our Anny. It has been a - BELLY or NOVA LOX 1 / 4 lb. 69~ - profound revelation to both Israel and to the Diaspora of how much each means to the other. And Just - BREAKSTONE COTTAGE CHEESE~0 ~~ _27~ - as we here were aware that ev­ erything was at stake and that for - STEAK PATTIES lb. pkg.69~ us this was a war of physlcaj JJ~o ~ survival so the unprecedented A.,,,,,,,,,,"<. emotions that swept Jews all over the world have proved thatwlthout Israel Jewry would lose something _essential and lrreplacable, without which life Itself would perhaps be meaningless. This togetherness and oneness of a people composed of groups varying In background, outlook, language, customs and • ·IOIAIZA education, ls perhaps the greatest psychological wonder the world has ever seen, and may explain • II~ IILIAIE the secret of our survival, as a people . throughout the centuries. •UTIU Avner ls still In the Anny, and we hope will be released In • IANIEL IOOIE about three weeks . .In the mean­ AT NURSERY SCHOOL - Stuart Clary was photographed last "KING NTIH time we wait and pray for his January at the South Side Nursery School, of the Jewish Community • JOHINY CAISON safety. He has quite a dangerous Center. Like other students there, he will attenq the new extension Job, as you can see from the de­ opening this fall In Warwick. • IOVIES scription In the newspaper· cutting which we are enclosing, He Is at Center Nursery School To Open In Warwick present employed In mine clear­ • IEWS ing In Jerusalem, so for him the A new extension of the nur­ 170 Sessions Street, Fully Pete's Price sery school of the Jewish Com­ ONLY 1 OP OYQ IOI TY SHOWS war ls not over yet. Varon (our accredited by the Rhode Island COLOICAST IACH MIii younger) Is almost sixteen and we munity Center will be opened this Board of Education, the schools Can't Be Beat! hope that our Army has done such fall at Temple Beth Am, War­ offer a progressive, Individualize HERALD, PRIDAY, Au:rusT 11, 1967 9 CLERGYMEN SPEAK our ' ot lft'88I In the current crtds." mll9t not remain silent at tllts NEW YORK-El&ht promi­ The gnq, Included leaders of the time" and warned that the Egyp­ nent Cbristlan clergymen, In­ Protestant, Catholic and Ruadan tian blockade of the Strait of n­ Hello Again! cluding the Rev. Martin Luther Otthodox faiths. 1be clergymen ran "may lead to a major con- King Jr., winner of the Nobel declared that "men of conscience flagratlon." Peace Prt:ae, Issued a statement, before war broke out, urging all Sports News By Warren Walden Americans to "support the Inde­ I SEU AU MRS. LEO -GLEKLEN 421-1229 pendence, Integrity and freedom AD\lERTISED TRIPS OF 331-7106 .,,.,...,,..,,.,,.. ,.,,.,,.,,,.,·,.,,,,.. , .. ,.,,.. ,.,,.. , RED SOX Ol.ITCLASSED AT Grounds In Warwick on August PETTERSON TRAVEL INC. ROCKY POINI' - Yes, that's 28th, according to ·plans formu­ 76 DORRANCE STREET PROVIDENCE 3, RHODE ISLAND right. 1be headline I)! The Provi­ lated at a meeting held last Mon­ dence Jourual read, "Grays Out­ day night. Joe Cellettl, George SUGGESTS THAT YOU CONT ACT HER FOR AU YOUR class Red Sox, S to I - 6000 Conley, Manny Almeida, Warren CIIUISES, TOURS, HONEYMOONS, STUDENT TOURS. Cheer lntemat11111al s 'fo Victory Walden, Arthur Simonds, Harold SHIPS • AIRUNES - FREIGHTER TRAVEL at Rocky Point." And so on and Wright, Harold Gomes, Anthony so on. And the story refers to the . Maceronl, Patsy Aplce, Al Ling­ Providence Grays of the Inter­ ley , Herman Souza and others; national League of 1914. The quite a few others; were there at ISMAIL ERSEVIM, M.D. Grays won the pennant that year the meeting. with the help of a fellow named THE PURPOSE? To raise wishes .to announce the op•ning of his office Ruth. And they had other stars In money for the Earl T. King Fund, Monday at 5 P.M. te practice Medicine at: their llneup Including Carl Mays the late Mr. King being the fire­ ...,.__ llltmore ~ and Jack and Eddie Onslow and man who gave his life In the ser­ Wednesday at 8 P.M. 149 Governor St., Providence Ray Powell. Little wonder, then, vice of the Providence Fire De­ (flOR MIN ONLY) that they were capable of up­ partment. Mr. Cellettl says, 159.._..,._ Praetica lim(ted to: Adult ind Child P,ychi.try setting a good Red Sox team. "We'll be around With tickets and "Good" Is used correctly, too. In •• this Is a good, worthy cause, Thunday at 8 P.M. . Office Hours: Monday ind Frid•y evening, only the Red Sox llneup at Rocky that please be as generous•• laot,,_nooYMCA For ,.,,_ lnformOM!f 6 p.m.-10 p.m. ( by appointment) day were Tris Speaker, Larry you can-and you're going to sea Co/I . Gardner, Harry Hooper, Hal Jan­ a llood show" ... . And we add, Tel. 421-1642 831 -03 7 vrln and other well known major "It~ s fun In doing good I" CARRY leaguers. , ONI GRAYS BECOME RED SOX - The Boston team bought the Providence franchise several weeks after that Rocky Point game and, of course, that Is how some of the stars for the Grays went on to the major leagues, One contribution that Red Sox made to the Providence team came In the person of a 19-year old lad named Ruth. Yo~ fellow, he was. Just a "Babe.' And the Red Sox took him back at the end of WAePe can I 9et c1 the 1914 International League season after the Grays had won the championship on September cl,eck/ny ,!/Ceount ~l,at:S­ 27th ln a slugfest they took from Baltimore, 23 to 19. A~ CONRAD PERLA - While talking with Gen, Mgr, /Ust ,,,~ht ro.r me.? Conrad Feria of Rocky Point about the old days there, we tried to locate the site of the old base­ ball stands and arrived at the conclusion that they would be about 500 feet northeast of the present shore dinner hall. Mr. 1 Perla mentioned several out­ standing and historic deeds per­ formed by the Immortal Babe Ruth at Rocky Point. Unknown to many Is the fact that Ruth's first appearance In Rhode Island was In the uniform of the Baltimore Ori­ R,qht wnere 'JOU nave oles. He pitched for Jack Dunn's Club against the Providence Grays at Rocky Point and was batted out of the box In the second \JOUr sa"\nqs account Inning. CHICAGO CUBS BEATEN, TOO - Two former Providence pitchers, Jimmy Lavender and earn\nq interest ir<_>m Bob Pierce, were on the firing line for the Cubs when Babe Ruth pitched the Grays to victory over that Chicago team at Rocky Point. da\J of del)os\t to "Some of the old timers will tell you about the professional base­ ball games played every Sunday at Rocky Point when baseball da~ -ot wit'ndrawa\. wasn't allowed on the Sabbath ln the City," says Conrad Feria. "And they"ll tell about the whole family enjoying a shore dinner /\t. 0\~ Stone Bank\ before and after the games. The other day, one fellow was trying to figure whether a baseball play­ er could throw a ball the length of the present mammoth shore din­ ner hall that Is at Rocky Point now," Mr. Feria added. I mem­ tloned that It would be quite a throw and also thought that It would be a nice gesture If the present Red Sox would spend a day at Rocky Point, the scene of so much tradition In baseball his­ tory. And I add, thousands of Rhode Islanders support the Red Sox so It would be nice If they'd enjoy a day In Rhode Island; maybe have some pictures taken at old Rocky Point Field. Eh, Conrad? OPEN AIR BOXING - Ah yes. Last time It was held at Pierce Stadium In East Provi­ dence, met!dnks. Before that, boxing under the stars by the stars has been seen at Kinsley Park, the old Cycledrome, Cranston Stadium and at Clinton OVal, Now you're going to see It at Manny Almeida'• Restaurant JEWISH REPOOEES · JERUSALEM: Officials here reported 20 years ago last week that Interment camps for vlsaless Jewish refugees seized by the British are so overcrowded that hundreds of the refugees must sleep on bare ground for I ack of beds. - -

10 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AOOUST 11, 1967 Senate Asks Details Jewish Community Center's JACs Visit R.I. Family Court, Stage Mock Trial On Arab Arms Loans (ConUnued from page 1) WASHINGTON-'The Senate day they toured Provincetown and Foreign Relations Committee the Marconi Radio Station. 'The amended the Foreign Aid 8111 to JACs began their summer ses- , require the Administration to slon on Jul',' 5 and left the follow­ prov!de more complete Informa­ ing day for the cape, In order to tions on proposed arms transac­ hecome acquainted as quickly as tions. 'The committee action fol­ possible and accustomed to work­ lowed disclosure that Arab arms Ing together. 'Their next session acquisitions had been ftnanced by focused on how to Introduce a secret "Country X" loans by the guest speaker, and they have In­ U.S. Export-Import Bank. troduced all who addressed them 'The committee deferred ac­ at the Center since that session ... tion on proposals for the !Imita­ a sklll few teenagers acquire. tion of arms sales until after They have heard speakers, hearing Sec!'etary of Defense who know how to Involve the teen­ Robert MeNamara. Sen. J. Wll­ agers as they talk on the topics of rfam F'l!lbrlght, Arkansas Demo­ nature as a camp skill, folk danc­ crat and ehalrman of the Com­ ing, self-understanding, "eval­ mittee, noted that In some cases uation," leading a discussion, the lmtted States gave economic parent-teen relationship, prej­ Charlotte Goldenberg, director of aid to Rrtain countries and thus, udice and tolerance, the Butler senior high act!Vlties at the Cen­ he 9'1d, enabled them to buy ter, worked directly with the Compound agencies Qewlsh Fam­ arms from France. ily and Children's Service, Butler JACs this summer. 'The State Department and the Hospital, Meeting Street School, Embassy of Israel both Issued Council of Community Services), denials of a wldely-publldzed and Shakespeare, creative dramatics began a puppet theatre with the detailed news report asserting and baby sitting as a real job. JACs. 'They needed something that Israel wu offering this Some 24-30 persons In the which would entertain, entail ser­ country captured Sov!et-bullt community are among their guest vice to others, and involve arts arms and equlpmen t In exchange speakers, Including Dr, Harold and crafts. Mrs. Goldenberg for special categories of Ameri­ Muslker, Mrs. Rochelle Bleecker; leads the session on costumes can-made weapons. 'The report, Mrs. Rozella Switzer, Shimon and teaches them ali, Including which emanated from Bonn, said Gottschalk, Herman Goldberg, the boys, to use her sewing ma­ the Israeli offer Included several WIiiiam Cummings, Mrs. Elaine chine. She also Instructs them In secret weapons which had not Ostroff and Mrs. Elaine Joseph­ script-preparation. Mrs. Borns­ even been released by Moscow to son. tein reaches them how to m alee Its Communist allles. Workshops In specific skills the puppet heads of painted pa­ Rep. Seymour Halpern told the are a regular feature, and 60 pler-mache. Today they present­ House that the Administration hours of volunteer work directly ed to campers at Camp Center­ was quietly seeking methods of with the children at the Center land four puppet shows: one Bib­ ftnanclng new arms shipments to have been required In the past, lical (Noah), one musical, one Jordan. He said he would ·oppose under the direction of Loi a fairy tale (Little Red Riding the fiscal authorization unless Schwartz. The JACs' skills, by Hood) and one cl as sic (Wizard of Jordan first made peace with Is­ the time they graduate, Include Oz). The puppets are VIVldly con­ rael. games (how to play games, how to ceived-, with charming, effective The New Yorker referred to handle the non-participant, the cosnunes. the heavy Sov!et rearmament of aggressive or the shy child), The summer session culmi­ the Arab states and said that "the songs, story telling, creative nates In an overnight stay at the Monday's fiel d trip wound up at the State Youth Opportunity least we can do ls to assure Is­ dramatics, arts and crafts and camp which they pl an and prepare Board, where Mrs. Lydia Ryan explained how to prepare for rael of all the necessary Jets and r:alny day programs. They are for by themselves. They make a Job. On Wednesday they completed their Red Cross first other equipment to replace the trained to take orders, to do Im­ lists , do the shopping for food aid course and received certificates. · equipment depleted during the mediately without question what (lca shruth laws are observed, of conflict and balance the flow of Is required. 'The group Is run course), do the cooking, have a MIG-23s and other super-sophls- democratically, with decisions recreation committee, etc. 1be :,a~:a:.~~pons from Russia to made by group vote, They learn leaders are their guests, and this to be flexible. In a six-week pro­ Is their real chance to show wh at gram, Mrs. Goldenberg noted, so they have learned about responsi­ 'The JACs put on a mock trial: they pl ayed the parts of judge, Brttish Maccabi Cancel many people and such varied bility and organization. offender, probation officer, pollceman, sheriffs, parents, lawyer, weather are Involved that last­ The J ACs are . an attractive probation officer and clerk of the court. Leo Max explained the minute substitutions 'and rep! ace­ group of teenagers, with an air of concepts behind the establishment of Family Court and the Camping In Yugoslavia ments must often be made. The purpose which Is apparent· In few procedures followed In It. Then the Judge wu seated on the LONDON - The British JACs grow accustomed to this. 14 and IS-year-olds. At least one bench, the offender roie to answer a que sttoll and the other JACs Maccabl, a Jewish sports organi­ In the winter they are ushers JACs mother says a prayer every watched the progress of the trial. Belo'#, Judge Michael De­ zation, cancelled plans for a at the children's theatre presen­ morning for the program, which Clantis of Family Court posed with the group, later In chambers summer encampment In Yugo­ tations of the Center, which has , has Involved Its 22 members In addressed them. • slav!a for 80 of Its members. as a result, the best decorum of experiences and brought them to A spokesman said that finan­ any theatre she knows of with an the acceptance of responsibilities cial loss would be Incurred as a audience of children. The JACs they would not otherwise have had result of the cancellation but learn other responsibilities be­ or known. young Jews would not go camping sides those to the children whom JACs members this summer, In Yugoslav!a after Marshal Tito they will counsel. Each must who finished "their session today had severed diplomatic relations bring a raincoat everywhere, for at camp, were Louise Beck, SU­ with Israel and the Yugoslav example, as they can be rained san Chasan, Robin Chase, Lori press had published "scurrilous out of a program and one forget­ Forman, Kent Garber, Carol Geff­ attacks" on the Jewish State, ful member would ruin the day ner, Hope Heyman, Marilyn The Maccabl encampment will for the whole group. Kahn, Debbra Kaminsky, Philip be held In Rumanla, the only state The hours In volunteer work Kerzner, Robert Lev!n, Ronald In the Sov!et bloc which did not given the Center since the pro­ Marks, Bert Max, Debby Mi­ break off relations with Israel. gram began amount to about 1,400 chaelson, Barbara Molasky, Marc per season. The Center has no Parmet, Lynn Rakatansky, Leslie Proposes Settling room for more than 25 JACs and Robinson, Jerry Shapiro, Bonnie 20 CITs. "We are now handling Sher, Saul Wlnsten and Susan Sil­ Arabs Along Amazon more In the winter than the pro­ verman. RIO DE JANEIRO _;, A Bra­ gram can absorb. Hopefully, we'd zilian diplomat proposed that like them to continue on and Soviet Marines Brazil offer to take In a large serve as leaders here. The new proportion of the Arab refugees center will make a differ­ for settlement In the Amazon ence , . . there are not enough Said Near Sue.t River region along with Brazilian rooms In this one. Ori Sunday af­ LONDON - 'The London colonists. ternoons lt is overflowing,,. said Dally Express reported from Carlos Dunshee de Abranches, the director. Amman that President Nasser of Egypt had promised t,he Russians Brazilian representative on the United Naticllls Human Rights Two of the Goldenberg chil­ two bases In return for their mil­ itary and political aid. The Rus­ Commission, made the proposal dren have been JACs, and Larry, In an article In· Jornal do Brasil. a second year rabbinical student, sians would be given a naval base at Mersa Matruh, a fishing He called on Israel and those has been assistant leader this members of the United Nations summer. He has worked In many port 140 miles west of- Alexan­ dria, and one In the Sinai Penin­ who contribute to the support of capacities at the Center for the the refugees, to set up a fund to past four years and wlll return to sula for Sov!et aircraft. The newspaper reported that the So­ finance their resettlement In Hebrew Union College with a to- , Brazil. ~en of the JACs' appreciation of Viet flotilla now In Egyptian ports his work this summer: a small was strengthened by the arrival black kitten. of another destroyer at Alexan-­ Exiled Egyptian Gali Among the many bonus as­ drla. Gathers Israeli News pects of the JACs progr~m Is the In Washington, the State , De­ unexpected fact that for some of partment said It had no con­ TEL AVIV - Wahdjl Gall, them this Is their first opportun­ firmation of reports that Sov!et Egyptian Journalist and author ity to make Jewish contacts out­ marine detachments had gone who has been In exile from Egypt side of their own synagogue and ashore from Russian ships and for 10 years, IIVlng mainly In were deploying at lsmallia and neighborhood. During the pro­ London, has arrived In Israel as gram an Orthodox JAC Is asked along the Suez Canal. Spokesman a correspondent for a number of to prepare a workshop for the Robert McCloskey said the De­ partment could not even verify British newspapers and maga­ others on putting on Teflllln and _zlnes. other stricter observances than that marines were aboard the nu­ some of tliem may be accustomed merous SoVl

THE R'iODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1967 11 Five Ara~s Arrested For Blacklist Threat JERUSALEM-The Israeli The latest pamphlets, mim­ Herald Recipes police haw arrested five Arab eographed and signed by the so­ ] residents of the former Jordanian ca 11 e d Liberation Mowment, sector of Jerusalem for dis­ called on the Inhabitants of occu­ LOW CALORIE STRAWBERRY 1/4 c Butter tributing pamphlets warning of a pied territories not to acquiesce WHIP 1/4 c Vinegar blaclcllst for those who "collabo­ to Israeli control. Approx. 60 calories per serving 2 T chopped Parsley . rare with the Israelis." The Arabs were told that a Serves 6 2 Cloves black list was being prepared for l c ·tresh Strawberries, crushed 1/2 Bay Leaf, crumbled Tiie five men, who wer e ar­ collaborators. 6 whole Strawberries l T Salt rested two days ago, will be l 1/2 env. unflavored Gelatin 5 Peppercorns brought before a magistrate to-. 1/2 c Cold Water Water Cress mor row. The police are expected 3/4 c low-calorie Ginger Ale Lemon or Ume wedges to se_ek permission to hold them 12 non-caloric Sweetener tablets Cucumber slices for seven to ten days for further or 2 t liquid Sweetener Mayonnaise Verte Investigation. 1/4 t grated Lemon Rind Saute onions, carrots and celery 2 t Lemon Juice In butter for 5 minutes or until A spokesmen for the police 1/2 c Ice Water onion Is soft. Add vinegar, par s­ said that these had been the first l /2 c Slcim Milk Powder ley, clows, bay leaf, salt and such arrests·, bur not the " first Soften gelatin in 1/2 c cold water peppercorns, plus 2 quarts water. pamphlets discovered. Opposition and place over hot water, stir­ Bring to a boll and cook for 10 leafiets haw been found In the ring, IDltil gelatin cH,.,solves. minutes, stirring occasionally. Old City for nearly two weeks. Combine crushed strawberries, Reduce heat and add ,salmon They have become Increasingly ON COLLEGE BOARD - Miss threatening In tone. ginger ale, sweetener and lemon steaks. Cowr skillet and simmer Phyllls Ackerman. daughter of rind. Slir In gelatin. Chm for 30 10 minutes. Cool salmon In the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ackerman minutes or IDltil syrupy. stock. Remove the fish and dis­ of 231 Elmgrove Avenue Is a 1 Meanwhile, combine lemon Juice card the stock. Chlll the salmon COLUMBUS TH e°';.%e member of Fllene's College 270 Br oadway Prov 62 1-9660 . and 1/2 cup Ice water In a small at least one hour. Serve with Board for I 96 7. A junior at mayonnaise verte and garnish bowl' and sprinkle milk powder on George Wa shlngton Unlversl ty, NOW SHOWll'IG top. Beat with a rotary beater IDl­ with watercress, lemon or lime Washington, D.C., where she Is DOWNSTAIRS SCREEN til stiff. Fold this Into the gelatin wedges and cucumber. majoring In English literature, mixture. Chill at least I hour. • • • she Is now working In the Boston "THE NAKED WORLD Top with whole strawberries. MAYONNAISE VERTE branch of the department store. OF HARRISON MARKS" Mrs. Leonard Goldman 2 c Mayonnaise plus " CARRY ON, CLEO" • • • 2 T dry White Wine Refugees May Sign At Studio Cinema Upstairs Scrffn OVEN BAKED FLANJ

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LONDON-An American film ' Also general home cleaning.. lorry producer said recently that Israel Dugan. 353-9648. ufn Defense Minister Moshe Oeyan's FIRST SON IS BORN role In a film biography of Gen­ 21 - Help Wanted - Women Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mosko! eral Orde Wingate, originally a CAREER WOMEN, Ea,n o,.,, $100 Week~End Meat Specials I of 2015 Broad Street, Cranston, small one, has been , expanded to that ot co-star. weekly. National corporation, now annotmce the birth on July 30 of expanding in this area, desires their first child and son, Scott Dayan, who served tmder Gen. well-groomed women for su per• Harris . Mrs. Mosko! was the for­ Wingate In Palestine between visory capacity. Challenging posi• . ' mer Marilyn Avrutsky. Maternal 1936 and 1939 when Wingate clan­ tion with futvre. No experience nee· grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. clesdnely trained the pre- state. essory, but recruiting or training ex· STEAKS Jewish defense forces , and the perience helpful. Coll for appoint• Jrvlng Avrutsky of Providence. Paternal grandparents are Mr. Middle East Itself both will have ment, 33 1-1650. much larger roles than was and Mrs. Benjamin Mosko!, also 23ad - Houses for Sale ot Providence. planned before the June victory. Producer J ack Levine said "we EAST SIDE: Immaculate, 2-tomily. A· 1 1 DAU,HTER IS BORN have rewritten the script to en­ condition. Si• spacious rooms each ~~yaa: :-;isE Mr. and Mrs. Allan C. Entis large Dayan' s part" and that .. the floor. Garages. Tile baths. Early oc· of 900 Memorial Road, Cam­ area Is so topical we have length­ cu pon cy . Batty. .(3 4-8 500; bridge, Ma ss., ann01.mce the re­ ened the part of the fllm dealing 245-8475. cent birth of their first child, a with Wingate In Palestine." 30 - Painting, Paperhanging daughter. Mrs. En ti s Is the for­ Filming wlll begin early In mer Shella A. Baram of Woon­ 1968, with Richard Burton, Albert INTERIOR and. exterior pointing. Po· socket. Ma tern al grandparents Finney, and Sean Connery mder perhonging. Estimates cheerfull y giv· consideration for the role of en. Coll anytime. 781-4187. LAMB LEGS are Mr. and Mrs. Max Baram ot 9-1 271 GaskUI Street, Woonsocket. Win ate. GENUINE SPRING Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Murray Entis ot 202 Dayan Daughter Describes LI 74c 64' Mason Terrace, Brookline, Mass. ANNOUNCE DAU.HTER'S BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Jerome London Sinai Campaign: Very Tough of Albion Road, Lincoln, annotmce LONOON-1be general Im­ Will have to rebuild the comtry," ',, Produce Specials I the blr-th of a daughter, &tsan pression that Israel's Sinai victo­ he said, adding that this could not Beth, oh July 29. Mrs. London Is JUMBO Now at the Peak of Flavor ry was a ,.walk-over" was be accomplished without Inter­ SIZE - the fotmer Dorothy Schuman. rotmdly contradicted by Yael Da­ national help and first ot all with- Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. yan, the general's daughter, when out the aid ot world Jewry. Louis Schuman ot 80 Babcock she addressed a women's rally Cantaloupes EACH 29c Street and Mr. and Mrs. David here. Existence Of Israel London of 77 Huxley Avenue. Miss Dayan described the Red Ripe - Vine Matured CORRECTION Sinai campaign as a "very tough" Constitutes Aggression. Miss Barbara Ann Goltz ot operation. 1be Israeli army had won because it was strong, not 10oz Fall River and Arthur H. Sheer ot Says Iraq's Gen. Arif 19C Warwick were· married on July 6, because the enemy was weak, she Cello Pkg declared. BAGHDAD, Iraq-Gen. Abdul Tomatoes Stephen Ucran, a cousin ot the Rahman Arif, head ot state and Giving a women's view ot the bride, was one ot the ushers. In Government chief, has called the annotmcement of the wedding Sinai campaign In which she her­ self took part as a lieutenant, anew for the elimination ot Israel In last week's Herald, his name and has opposed Inter­ Grocery Specials I was Inadvertently misspelled. Miss ~an praised the heroism of Israel s women. All letters to nationalization of Jerusalem. COffEE - Regular or Drip MARK 25TH ANNIVERSARY the soldiers digging themselves In an Interview made public recently he said that "the exist­ 1LB A 25th wedding anniversary In before the war on the borders CAN 67c party was given recently In honor were full al. assurances that back ence of Israel Is In Itself an ag­ Chase & Sanborn ot Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lltchman home everything was fine. "Not gression and must therefore be repulsed, and there must be a re­ APPLE of 8 Miller Avenue. Guests and that Israel Is a nation which likes wars,0 she said, "but wives and turn to a normal siruation:0' 1LB9oz members of the family from PIE mothers at home had known that a Asked what agency Iraq would 3 CANS Massachusetts, New York and flLLING Rhode Island attended the party, war had to be fo'!ht for the sake prefer to see arrange an eventual CoJnstock Middle Eastern settlement·, he which was given at the home ot of their survival.' BLUEBERRY named the United Nations. Mrs. Samuel Berdltch by Mrs. 1be worst part ot the war was PIE 1L86o• the waiting for the actual fighting. He added: "Iraq would agree CAN Berdltch, Mrs. Raymond Rosen­ Comstock FILLING berg, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hack­ "In the trenches every hour look­ to discuss points that would guar­ man and Henry Lerner. ed like a year," she said. 1be antee their natural rights to the FINAST - Delicious Toasted morale of the soldiers had Its ups legitimate Inhabitants of Pales­ 1LB MISS MEYERS APPOINfED and downs. When, however, the tine." LOAF Miss Barbara L. Meyers has hour ot mill tary action had come, He also ruled out allowing Is­ Raisin Bread been appointed chief consultant Miss Dayan recalled, unity was raeli shipping In the Gulf ot Aq­ GLORIETT A - SLICED - In Heavy Syrup dletidan for the Star of David complete. Her commander, Brig~ aba. He said the port ot Elath was Convalescent Center, a new kosher adler Arie Sharon, told her only Illegal. 1 00 nursing home In West Roxbury, a few hours before the attack that Elberta Peaches 4 ~~~% SI · annotmced Melvin Kline, execudve they had to win; every soldier TENNiS.TEENAGERS VISIT director. A member of the Ameri­ knew that losing the war would NEW YORK - Five mem­ MARGARINE - Golden Quarters -' "2c otr' can Dietetic Ass ocl a ti on and mean the loss of everything. bers ot Israel's Junior Davis Cup LI Massachusetts Dietetic Associa­ Present feelings In Israel, team are In the United States for PKGS tion, she .has been responsible ·Miss Dayan said, were dominated advanced training and tournament Mrs. Filbert's 4 89' play on the East Coast. They are for the menu planning, food serv­ by the thought that the SlnaJ war Nlssam Astruc, 17 I Mischa FINAST - Or.chard Sweet ice, design and layout of lcttchens was not Israel's last. And she /2: I LB 9 oz In many New England nursing added: "Israelis are determined Llon, 16; Ron Bar-Nlr and Dan JARS s1.oo homes. She Is a graduate of the to settle for nothing less than Parkash, both 15 1 /2: and Ram! Apple Sauce 4 Rotholc, 14. 'The United States University ot Rhode Island with permanent peace, We are not af­ Committee Sports for Israel has a B ,S, degree In Food and Nu­ ter territories, only after remov­ FINAST - Fancy Quality long brought gifted Israeli athletes QT trition. ing missile and gtm bases from our borders . ., and coaches to this country for 101S 89c JEWISH FREE SPEECH adnnced training In techniques, Apple Juice 4 As for Jerusalem, no lnter­ but this ls the first time that Is­ ~ BONN - . Catholics often m­ nadonal pressure would ever raeli tennis players have been ANAST - Popular Flavors consdously employ convince Israelis to agree to the the expression ■ benefldaries. 41QTUoz that are offenslvetoJews,andonly separation of the city as the ----- Fruit Drinks CANS 89c public discussion will remove comtry's capital. NAMED BANK DIRECTOR these misunderstandings, said Earlier, Brigadier Avram Allen W. Pll:e, chairman of Expertly Seasoned Cardinal Suenens, the Archbishop Yoffe, who commanded an ar­ the board ot Almac's, Inc., waa 4 14oz of Mecheln-Bruanl, during a de­ mored division In the Sinai cam­ named a director of the Rhode Is­ Heinz Ketchup IOTS 89' bate In Mecheln recendy. "J-• palp, pointed out to the meetlnc land Hospital Trust Company . thls should be able to speak openly and that larul WU lt1ll lD Deed Of -1:. A. nadw al. Iowa, he is a Same low s.tf•Semc. Pri-111 all - Stwes In Thls Vicinity - freely concerning anything that l1 help, -"Israel will haw to solve graduate al. . Carleton College CW• R_,,. the Righi to l.illllt Q,.,tities) dlsplealllng to tbtm In Chrl ■ dan the problems al. Arab refugee• (1930) and recelwd his MBA . , -ching," he declared. which no one else wants to do and from Harvard Udffrslty In 1932. '\