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VOLUME LXVI . NUMBER 17 THURSDAY FEBRUARY 21 , 1980 25' PER COPY Kollek Terms Israel "Miserly" in N avon /Assimilation TEL -\VIV ()TA) - President Yitzhak Giving Rights to East Jerusalem Arabs Na,on v.Jrncd thJl unless immediate steps Jre lJkcn to chcc~ assimilation, the Jewish J ERUSALEM (JTA) - Mayor Teddy fact thdl the rights of Jcru~lcm Ar•b• ,,re, k.01lc . rcJccl d that idea peakJOg to Jn peorlc mJ) lo e three m,11,on of its members Ko llck of Jerusalem accused Israe li govern to this da). not en hrincd 10 lav. but - a, I racl Bond labor dclcgauon from the b} the end of this ccnturi He ingled out un ments, past and present. of shelving the wuh the right to teach Jordaman school \\ c,t Co.ut he ~•d 11 v. as a log,cal contrad,c l'Crs1l} campuses Jround the "orld as the problem of the country's minorities and curricula - v.crc J matter of admini trau,c llon that could lead ooh 10 a ··Berhn v.al1.·· places "" here the Jewish boi comes into charged that Israel has been " mi se rl y" in practice that could ea,il) be rc,cr-.cd birhcr, the AJCommlltee lcadcr v.erc contact" 1th the" ,de \\Orld'" and "it is there givi ng the Arab residen ts of Jerusalem their Kollek ha, long been ad•ocaung a told b) \l aJor Elias hciJ of Bethlehem that that as<1mllat1on begJOs."· rights. "borough·· S) ,tern for Jcru,alem JO "'h1ch the Pale line Ltbcra11on Organ1za11on ',a,on made his remarks at ceremonies the Arab area v.ould enJO) a mea urc of v.ould ,oon publtd) rccogn11c I racl' right here marling the 15 th anniscrsary of Bar Meeting wit h the Board of Governors of local sclf-go,crnmcnt mumc1pal dclcga- to e\l 1. He aid PLO chief Yam rafat v.a llan n,,crsil) . He praised the Orthodox the Ameri ca n Jewish Comm1llee Kollek sai d 1100 1 prc>ently JO London >ludying the becoming more moderate and that the con sponsored ,n l1tu11on for combi ning it would be absurd for 100,000 East borough )\tern '\Cn,u, among PL le.ider fa,orcd a Palcsu Je-. ,shness. rchg1on and trad1t1on with Jerusalem Arabs to be excl uded from the man talc on the\\ e,1 8.rnk and Gau Strip general lno v.ledge. thercb) fighting political rights lo be granted other West T•o So,ertlgntin Rtjected to h,e JO pcaceful COC\lstcnce v.1th hracl J
RALPH SACAROVlTZ PROV! DE C E - Ral ph Sacarovitz, 71, Rabbi Goren to of 506 Pra:ric Avenue, died at the home of Obituaries his sister. Mrs. Rose Marks of Broad Street, 0 K Transplant Cranston. He was a sclf-Sugar A 1950 graduate of Brown University, he Arab girl at Hadassah Hospital. Sloma, 23 . si nce 1974. man Memorial Chapel. 458 Hope Street. was a disk jockey for radio station WJAR, "35 fatally shot by unknown assai lan ts in Mr. Wiener at one time was in the special Burial "as m Lincoln Park Ccmctcr), and a newscaster and sports announcer for Warwick . the Hebron market place on January 31. He liti gation unit of th e wage and hou r division WJAR-TV . Channel 10. from 1954 to 1959 "as a resident of the mili tant Orthodox town of the U.S . Departmen t of Labor, and he while he a1tended Boston Univcr Hy Law EUEZER . RO ENTHAL of Kiryat Arba. adjacent 10 Hebron. was a former legal adviser to the com School. Religious circles protested ve hemently mand ing offi cer of the Boston Army Base. JER SALEM - Professor Eliczer A World War II avy veteran, Mr. Shim hon Rosenthal, Professor of Talmud that the transplant "as done wit hout the From 1967 lo 1974 he was a lecturer in Greenwald was a member of the American prior con cnt of the yo uth"s fami ly and th at labor relations law in the University of al the Hebre" Uni•crs1I) of Jerusalem. and Rhode Island Bar Assoc,auon • and passed away at the m of 65 . He "as a the recipient was violen tl y anti-Israel. Ac Rhode Island extension division. held a doctorate m law. He was a volunteer cording to guda Israel MK Menachcm Mr. Wie ner also was fo rmer director of noted researcher of the Talmud and at the Trudeau Center. midrash1c and rabbinic literature. Hi Porush she is "known for her enthusiasti c manpower relati ons and assistant to the Mr. Greenwald "'as a member of the n great crud1t1on also encompassed Eastern support of the PLO:· Goren rejected that works manager al Hasbro In dustries, Inc .. ivcrs11y Club and the Motion Picture complaint. aying it made no difference and fo rmer labor relatio ns director fo r ITT languages and h1era1ures and da 1cal Theater Cnt1cs Guild. He was a former literature. Prof. Rosenthal was a bnllianl whose life " as saved. Royal Electric. reporter for Rmg magaZJnc . The rab child was identified as Amira An honors gradu ate of New York scholar who contnbuted vastly 10 the field Born in M iddlctown, . Y .• he was a son of Jcwi h tudies. Bukassah . She lives in a refugee camp near Uni versit y- Was hington Squ are, he was also of Evelyn Greenwald of Middletown, and ablu and had been comi ng to Hadassah a graduate of the Brookl yn Law School of Hi outstanding contnbut1on was in the the late Joseph G reenwald textual anal) 1 of d1ffercn1 vcr ,on of the Hospital regularly fo r dia lysis treatment. St. Lawrence Universi ty. Besides h1 wife and mother, he lc:l\es The clccuon of Sloma ·s ki dney was made He was born in New 'fork City, and his Bab) Ionian Talmud re" )ears ago three daughters, Lisa B Greenwald of cr Prof. Rosenthal d1 sco•crcd m a 1adnd on the basi of corresponding blood types . parents we re the late William and Becky non , Conn., Jo Ann Greenwald of umm11 , The transplant urgery was perfor med 45 Wiener. library a prev1ou ly unkno"n manuscnpl N.J .. and Tracy J. Greenwald of Warwick . of the Jerusalem Talmud He was v.orkmg minutes after Sloma was pronounced dead . Upon coming to Rh ode Island in 1947 , a brother, Stuart Greenwald of 11d Beersheba resident was the recipient of the he joined the Hemph ill Co., enlral Falls. on 1t, preparing 1t for publication. unul dlc1own, and as, tcr. Mr Linda L)n,..an the da y of h1 death other ••dnc) . po,esman for Hadassa h as director of personnel and ind ustrial rela dcr of cw Jersey II Prof Rosenthal" tud1es arc out- Hospital said the transplants were made ac tions. A funeral service "'as held al the 1a> cording 10 la" and on the recommendatio n He had served on the Governor's om tandmg m their ongmalit HI scholar! ugarman Memorial hapel. Pro,.,,dence. mnovauons hose become ind, pen able. of three doctors "ho signed the au th orizn mittee for the Employment of the Han Bunal was m ma, Memorial Park t1on . di capped. was a past chairman of the leer ba 1c foundation m his field E,e') com ing co mmittee for Children's Service, and In Memodam ment m h1 " Ork rc,c.il a vast tore of kno" ledge and mvcntivencs Canadian Jews Upset was a pas t prc ~i dcnt of th e Blackstone LEBA ACKERM AN Valley Sa fety C(',un cil. 1955-1110 Prof Rosenthal "• born m tra bourg With German Action Besides his wi fe he leaves his son, Sandy Mother dear, you ar. not forgotten, •n 1915 . He tud1ed at the Mcrcaz Harav TORO TO (JT ) - The anadian W. Wiener of Pawtucket; a daughter, Mrs . Though on earth you •r• no more. Ycsh,,.,a m Jerusalem from 1934 -J . wa Jc" •sh ongress (CJ ) has written to the Stephen R. Comar of Wilmette. Il l.; and 81111 In aplrtt you ar. with ma the rabbi of a kibbutz from 193 to 1940. West German 1:.mbassy in anada co m two grandchildren . A• you atware ware batora. and then taught m a scconda') school and plaining of certain pendi ng legislati on to Even now coma dare ol ud-, crvcd a an education m pcctor m furn1 h restitution to Jewish victims of The fun eral service was held at Temple Te are In NCrat often flow, religious m t1tut1ons From 1944 to 1955 adsm The complaint is based on the Beth-El. Orchard Avenu e, Providence . Your c herlahad mamor,. never leaYN he wa Director of the cm1nar of report tha t the restitution "is encumbered Burial was in Sharon Memori al Park , ma, religious m 11tut1on of outh Ali)a. bu t by an attempt 10 restore pen sio n ri ghts of Sharon, Mass. Arrangements were made Though you died twanty-llva ,...,. ago. dunng 1h1 period he turned to academic former civi l crva nts who we re disqualified th rough the Mount Sinai Memorial Chapel. LOVE, DAUQHTER, THELM A tudy at the Hcbrc" Un,vcr 11 y and fr om receivi ng pensions beca use of the Nazi earned his M.A m 1953 and his Ph 0 . m pa 1." 1960 In 1955 he began teaching at the " It 1s difficu lt to comprehend ," says the Alli Ailout Ovr Speciol Hcbre" Un1vcrs11y and al Bar-llan Un- kiter signed by Alan Rose. J executive I , .M. . I A.M. Iota ..,Elcta,ty 1vcr It) In 1962 he returned from a thrcc vice president. "why the long delay in MARTY'S )Car unt a 1 1t1ng Professor at the enacting reparations legislati on which it KOSHER MEAT MARKET Jew, h Thcolog1cal Seminary of Amcnca was agreed to introduce into the Bundestag W. Sit a....@ 421-111) m cw ork. and wa appointed Senior du ri ng the incumbency of Chance llor frozen Lecturer at the Hebrew University. He (Will y) Brandt should be threatened by reached the rank of Professor in 1970. co upling the fate of the victims of Nazism Chicken Breasts 1.15 lb. Prof Rosenthal was member of the wi th former members of the NSDAP, the Hebrew Language Academy. SS and concentration camp guards. We E)L&M bel ieve th at if such a devel o pment Empire Turkeys 1.09 lb. Pre-marital transpires. it will scrioosly undermine the Housekeeping Pregnancy in Israel moral aspect of material restitution which lb. was an essential clement of the policies of Broilers 1°.05 JERUSALEM (JTA) - Between 11- 12 Chancellor (K onrad) Aden auer and Brandt Se"ices percent of Jewish brides in Israel arc preg and other leaders of the Federal Republic." nant at the time of their marriage, ac Barbecue Chicken 1.09 lb. By Day The letter continues: "We wo uld be '· Week-Month cording to a survey by two staff members of grateful if you wou ld convey our sense of Effie/mt dt~ndablt the Central Bureau of Statistics. The study concern to your government. May I add 88 , Rolfe St.. showed that pregnancy before marriage is 781-7531 ~oplt that the Canadian Jewish Congress full y (rnn<.ton . R.I. most frequent among Israel-born women. supports the payment of material restitu 724-1069 Pre-marital first pregnancies among them is tion to European Gypsies, many of whom _14 percent. were murdered and sterilized during the Nazi era. We beli eve that such an act would GOLD and Sil VER be welcomed by all Canadians." .~ .MOVING? WE BUY ALL SILVER OR GOLD ITEMS. COINS • RINGS • CHAINS. ETC. ROBERT M. SHOLLER. D.M.D. HIGHEST PRICES PAID Big or small - we move 'em all JOHN C. FIGUOLINI, D.M.D. You' re only o phone coll owoy HOUSEHOLD • OFFICES • APT'S • RIGGING STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL - WILL PAY CASH RICHARD E. GORDON, D.M.D. MHT Approisols in your home by appointment. JOEL H. 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KET UBAH LECT RE legillah, the annual Purim Po tpo urri will Jonathan Kremer. calligrapher and begin _.;th the Purim orchestra playing ~IETYNEW?> teacher of Hebrew Calligraphy at Hebre" Israeli and Jewish Music, "Twisty The HEART ASSOC. APPOINTME T College in Brookhn"' Ma s .. "'ill present an Magic Clown" performing Balloo n David A . Chatel of North Providence has illustrated lecture on the Ketubah (marriage Foolery, Magic Comedy and Juggling. a been na med Assistant Executive Director of document) at \.\'edncsda), Feb. 27's open carni,al for children and adults, and Cafe the American Heart Association. Rhode board meeting of the Sisterhood of Temple Shushan serving refreshments. This year Isla nd Affiliate, Inc. Beth-El in the Meeung Hall at 70 Orchard prizes "'ill be presented for the best In his new position, Mr. Cha tel will assist Ave .. Providence. The I p.m. meeting and costumes among the adults. The public is the Association's Executive Director, program "ill be follo.,ed b) a coffee and in, i1ed . Sunda) morning Services will begin Doughten Cramer, in the administration of desert at 8:00 "ith Megillah Reading scheduled policies, procedures and programs for the /'> Ir. Kremer's "'ork ha been e.h1b11ed in for :JO. Heart Association, and the supervision of Bo ion. Pro\ldence. and, e"' Yorl Cit). He budget planning and fund raising. has tud,ed m Jerusalem. e" York Cit). and a1 the Museum School in Bo ton. P PPET \\ ORKSHOP The auonal Conference of Synagogue Youth. Pro\ldcnce Chapter. "ill host The PL Rl\1 POTPOL,RRI Puppet \\ orkshop of Providence "'ho "ill Congregation Beth holom - ons of perform the Purim Stor) entitled "The Zion "111 hold 1ts annual gala Punm Pot Stof) of Esther," lo be held February 24 at pourri a nd \lasquerade for the entire 10 00 a.m al the Pro\ldence Hebre" Day fam,l) aturdJ) e,emng \f arch I at 00 School. Beginning "•th the reading of the \feg,llah Call , umm,e Segal. 751-1163. or Debbie Rabbi Ronald B. Sobel in masquerade at 00. children "'111 be Rubenstein. 751-565-1. for informa1ion or treated to " halah \Janot" gifts After the rescn Jlions. RABBI H EAD C0\.1\11 10 , Rabb, Ronald B Sobel. pintual leader of G Congrcgauon l:manu-E:I ,n ,cv- 't orl Cll) WORKSHOP in PERFORMI ARTS - the largest Jew, h congregallon ,n 1he Tim Fenton/ Circus Wagon world - has been appointed cha,rman of ~~ , .~ ◄ 1 ♦!4"111:Al'M-H« I 1arch 8 the Comm, 10n on Je.,,.h Life and Culture Tom Fenton ,.,11 conduct a PRl'-G \\ ORK SHOP for • block ond red covior of the American Jew,,h Congress , Ot 'Tit, J@es 10.13. starting tJrch for 10 SaturdO\ morn graduate of Hebrc" l,n,on College. Rabb, • smoked f,.h ing. I0OO-liOO a11hc URI b1cnsoon Bldg .. Prov1dcncc . Thos -.o r -.h lJ r intc,:r.Hc J,tin@. t.1gc mo,cmcnt. g)mna~llcs. Sobel 1 active ,n the mencan Je.,,,h • vonehe1 of herring .1~h)b.1th. .: . Jugghn@. . ~1ng1ng and other circus sl1lls JS lime pcr H, toncal Soc,et). '-auonal Conference of • Europ,,on style meots mn, hn uan, and Je,.s, mon of American • imported cheeses The ,.ork hor ,, designed 10 c,po c the group to .111 these Hebre'" ongregat,on, and World l,mon ,L1lh. ~l 1nd,,1du.1J ,pc:c,al talcnl5 for dc,clopmcnt. and for Progre ,,e Juda1'm • Europ,,on breads mo11,.1tc e.1ch ,tudcnt 10 1hc crcJllon and prescnt.1t1on or David A. Chatel • Gell" solom,, on@m;&I ma1cr1JI bol09no, fronkfurts \to~ 1nformJt1on. call 61-0209 Jnd ICJ\-C mes.sage . Enroll• mcnt ,.,II be hmu
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My routine was to make Because the mind of the letter "riter sho11,,s Ph) llis Sch any chanting "we told you so." the rounds of the 0oors and collect the through the lines of this cp•stle, I shall tell blood fro m patients before breakfast and in details its content. Where did the Those of us who believe in equal rights for women have been forced bring it up to the laboratory. Ayatollah get his money to live in such lux to defend an untenable proposition. Man feminists are espousing the One of the patients who was waiting for ury while he was in e"le in Pans? The ncv. viewpoint that until the Equal Rights Amendment becomes a legal delivery of her first baby was a pleasant president Abol Hassan Ban• - Sadr "'orked reality, the) should not be expected to fight for a country that does not enough young lady, and looking at her as an economist for a bank in France. Bani grant them full equality or recognize them as full citizens. Others are chart I saw that she was from one of the At - Sadr helped Khomeini escape to France saying that all's fair in law and war - what's good for the goose is good where he rented for him a luxurious villa in tl eboros, in nearby Massachusetts. I asked for the gander. her whether she knew anybody in Attleboro a suburb of Paris and furni hed the villa by the name of Joseph Trainor. She lowered with the latest and best commumcauon Since "omen arc not paid the same salaries as men for equal work, her eyes and said quietly : system direct to Iran. Altogether the villa since they arc barely represented in the political a nd judicial processes, " He li ves in my neighborh ood, and he and the hired "students" amounted to ince Constitutionally they arc deemed inferior to men, why should they about S45 million. Then the Ayatollah him doesn' t like Jews ..." The daily be con idered equal in this one area? This ideological stand is termed newspaper carried a Letter to the Edi tor in self came off the plane with nothing more hypocritical by the anti-ERA groups and is considered to be a gra nd which that same Trai nor attacked the Jews than "the Koran and a praying rug .'" fo r every ev il in the wo rld , from the state of The letter writer v.ants to know where the rationalization for a plain unwillingness to fight in war. the economy to the tearing down of old money came from , and knowing the mind The whole argument. is no doubt academic in any case. It seems buildings in the vi ll age and making a of the writer we can easily guess who was highly unlikely that the U .S. Congrc will allow women to be draned highway that wo uld connect Providence his supporter. for combat roles, don nack jackets. and lie in the bellies of helicopters And here comes his main thesis. Jc.., s with Boston. a gunners. Should there ever be anothe r large-scale conventional war, Jews own all the big stores. The bankers were behind the Aya tollah. He wants the many women would, a alway before i.n our history, enlist a nd serve as a ll bea r Anglo-Saxon names. The media to find out the truth of h1 thesis. and newspapers arc controlled by Jews in New he remarks humorou ly: administrators, medics, clerks, nurses. Many other women would stay York . Holl ywood crawls with Jews . And so " I would really hate to pick up the Jour home keeping the economy alive by building tanks, doing construction on and on. nal in the year 2097 and find out that work. and temporarily filling the jobs vacated by the fi ghting men. " But no one listens to him," the young K homem1 had been getting monthly check lady no longer embarrassed, continued with from the Banque Rothchild." Some women might consider themselves physically and psy a smile. "Everybody thinks that he is Thal remark 1s a hint that a Jewish bank, chologically equipped to deal with combat. But the majority o f crazy ." and of course Jewish interest, took care of American women have not been raised with the feelings of aggressiveness This was my introduction to Joseph the "Father" of the Iran Rcvoluuon all and sclf~nfidence required in thi role. There have been do ub le sta n T rai nor, who every once in a while sends in along. In the same new paper "'e read that dard in all aspects of rearing boys and girls; the socialization process his diatribes to the newspapers. By the the a1hng Khomeini re.id a proclam ■ llon (with undeniable exceptions) has certainly instilled very different emo ethics of the newspaper world they must from his hOlpital bed that the rcvoluoon tion and elf-concept in the two exes . print them as long as the letters do not at will last as long as the capitalist ..,.orld will tack any one in particular, and as long a seek domination of Iran and as 1011g as Ju ta many men would find it difficult to abdicate their career a mbi they arc wri tten legibly, on one side of the Israel will exi t. tions and Lay home rai ing children and cooking, many women would paper onl y, and the writer doesn't fo rget to Too bad the Ayatollah docs not read the find it nearly impo ible to take up guns and bayonets and kill. give his correct name and address. Journal. Wh at intrigued me most was how this I ntcrestly enough, in the same town peo But, again, the call to d raft women is probably j ust a nother in the small town person kn ew so much about one ple will show you with great civic pride a series of empty gestures that Carter uses as a substitute fo r fo reign a nd particular subject. He must have had access High School bui lt by a Mr. Finbcrg, a domestic policy. A lo ng the li nes o f lighting fi fty small Christmas trees to a well stocked library or he must have playground provided for the recreation of o n the W hite House lawn and leaving o ne big tree unlit as a way to get been fed material from some source . the people by Mr. F1nberg, and a library the hostages back. Or boycotting the O lympics as a way o f making the I almost forgot completely about the man fu rnished by the same Mr. Fin berg. a Soviet Union pull its troops out of Afgha nistan. O r appointi ng Alfred from Attleboro until last week when his let- jewelry manufacturer and a philanthropist- Kahn as chief in 0 ation-fighter ... But this call lo register men a nd women fo r the d raft ma kes us look Brasil Warns PLO About Pamphlet tough. The troublesome E RA " milita nts" (remember how well Jimmy RIO DE JANEIRO (JTA) - Farid Erell charged that the PLO "is operating as a nd Bella Abzug got o n?) will sho rtly be dealt wi th, as each sta te in turn Sawan, representative of the Palestine the right hand of that great power and is repeals its ERA amendment, a nd what a better way to unite the center Liberation Organization, and the Arab rcccivinR instructions from it.'' a nd the right of the country then by o nce again having those left-wing League Office in Brasilia have been warned Foreign Minister Saraiva Guerreiro college studen ts taking to the streets in protest of the draft? by the Brazilian Foreign Minister that they warned the Arab League and Sawan that face possible expulsion for publishing and Brazilian law fo rbids offending heads of distributing a pamphlet offensive to fo reign governmen ts and that foreign Premier Menachem Begin of Israel , in diplomats are subject to expulsion for Letters to the Editor For more on wo men and the draft, violation of Brazilian law. breaking th is law . A spokesman fo r the To The Editor: The pamphlet, titled " Menachem Begin: Foreign Min istry, Bern ardo Pericas, said see The Inquiring Photographer on I am somewhat relucta nt in writing th is page 14. The Story of a Terrorist," was published by the Ministry is investigating the case. letlcr to you, but after having thought the Arab League Office in the capital to Sawan ci rculated the pamphlets among about it fo r several days, I thought it best to which Sawan is attached. Israel's Am students at the unive.-sity in Brasil ia aft er get it off my chest. bassador Moshe Ercll filed a protest with the president of the university cancelled a 1, much enjoyed reading your article on 3 the Foreign Ministry demanding that " ade lecture he had been invited to give there by the front page of The Rhode Island Herald , quate measures" be taken against the PLO a leftist student group. dateli ne February 14th . It is the story of a aiiERALD representative. most remarkable man. A true life story, He said the pamphlet is not only offen Israeli Group Urges th at happens just very once in a while. (USPS 484-780) sive to Israel's Prime Minister but is "pure The " IOOth birthday of a man." How l'ubllliMdl!..-yWNll: ■JThl and simple anti-Semitic propaganda in the Olympic Boycott many do we know that have reached, to --.-...c style of a certain great European power," quote you "that legendary age." It is a KATHLEEN HART Editor an apparent reference to the Soviet Union. JERUSALEM (JTA) - A group of IIAIUNQ ADDREII: lloJ: IOIJ, Prowldence, R.I. 02MO Israeli activists on behalf of Soviet Jewry blessing for Mr. Linder and bis family that he can carry on independently with his PLANT: Henlc:I·- w-,, aft Wet.I•(401) 724- Miriam Researcher Awarded Two Grants Dr. Davi d Morris. Chief Biochemist of at the Miriam Hospital and has been funded the Department of Laboratory Medicine at in the past by the ati onal Institute of the Miriam Hospital, has been awarded two Health and b) the American Heart Associa three-}ear grants totaling over S-l00,000 tion. Rhode Island Affiliate. The New fr om the ationaJ lnst,tutc of Arthriti , grants "ill enable the research to expand Metabohsm and D,gesti,e Di seases of the into such areas as the effects of pituitar) fac , ational Institute o f Health. The fund ing tors from the brain on aldosterone's actions ha been gl\en to continue research into the in the kidne) . acuons of the hormone aldosterone on the Dr. I orris. "ho is an associate professor human body. An addnional grant "ill fund of Biochemical Pharmacology at the Bro" n an c~pansion of the research into studies of Unisersity /'. ledical School. is being aided in the effect of the hormone on the kidney. this research b) Dr. S ed Latif. Assistant Biochemist at the hospital. Dr. Robert Dr. Morm points out th at th is research Davis. an attending physician in medicine, has been on-gomg fo r the past eleven )Cars " ill consult on the projects. Dr. David Morrla Let us help you celebrate FIRST CHILD Dr. and Mrs. Frederic S. Lury ann ounce PURIM the birth of their daughter and first child , O,obod-Lvbovitch wishes yov o Happy Pvrim Beth-Elena Lury, on February 3, 1980. Mrs. Notices Lury is the former Lois Herr. Maternal Sunday, March 2, 1980 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Herr, Purim is the time to . paternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. BAR MITZVAH John J. Lury; both are from Cranston. Greg Levin, M>n of Mr and frs. Irving SEND . . , Milhleod, - - MfJ' mon, ...,..,on ond ch,ld lhovld ,.nd o g oft of of least two kinds Levin, w,11 become Bar M 1tzvah at the Shab of ed,b&es (for e:xocnpie o ~ of coke ond frvtl) to at '-o,t one friend. NEW CHIEF PLAN ER bat morning service of Temple Sona, ,n GIVE , , , ""'•o- l'evyen;vm (O.Ority) - Al t.o,t""" ponny to each of two people. Howe,.,, Mr . Samuel J. Shamoon, o ne of 59 a ppl i ranston on February 23 , 19 0. rhe more one 11""" the be-ttia, If Y°" con.not hnd o poor penon, pv1 it In o Pvshko (cha rity box). cants for the position of Chief Planner, has been named to that post in the Department A ISTA T V. P. AMED GIVE , . . Mkhlooch - ancl ""'ta- l 'evy-lvm (O.O,i1y) should be done on 1he doy of of Planning and Urban Development. He Robert G . Duckworth has been appoin P\,n,n TMM two Mrtno, (_pn,cept1) ore most un.portont (and eolfen) for they •kf>reU th. euentiol theme of has served as the Planning Director for the ted an assistant vice president at lndu tnal ~m - the "'""1 ond ~ of the Jewu,h people. T'MM ore th4! miO.mum requirements for the ob• Town of Weymouth, Mass. si nce 1974 . Prior allonal Bank , 1t was announocd by Martin ~nee of the Pvnm M,tr,,cn Ho._.....,. ,f one 9,1ww1, more chonty to the poor, or more Milhlooch Monos to fnend,, tlwben. to his service there, Mr. Shamoon was Prin A. S\ein, senior vice prt.51dcnt on charge of cipal Planner forthe ityofWarw ick. where the Bank's Operations D1 v1 10n. LISTEN . . , To the leocll"9 Of The M._~loh - (Book of Esthe,) on Pudm Noghl ond ogoln du,, he was responsi ble for federal funding Mr. Duckwonh. 33. who Joined In Bank ""9 Punm Doy fOf' the Hoct h,ne of the ~•Hoh reading, conkllt yovr Robbi or Synogogiue. programs, developin g models for fuel in 1972, manages I ndu trial at,onal's cash all ocation and vehicle maintenance during management, mail and m=nger Krv1ces SAY . . . A.I Honnb.tim (~I 11\,nm Prayer) - both ,n Sh.monoh Et.ray ond Birt hot Ho moron the energy cri sis of 1973, and staff functions He also superv1iCS the Bank' Proof and (Grae,, oli.. Mools) related to LEAA supported programs. Mr. T rans,t operation EAT . Sha moon and his wife Linda presently lo ve in • Th.,._,;.,. ,Vrim Meof - h •S cu,totnory tho t e-...ryontJ eot o 'f)«:101 meol during the doy Pawtucket with their tw o children. RI D 01 PLAY of """"' Use UPS! United Purim Service Textiles. photographs, ceramic and We wAI clell,,e, • loeav1ifvf l'\,rlm Glf1 ,_...._. to any acid .... DII the fatt Side. print,, w,11 be on view at Rhode I land The pouor ef nkefy _,.,,.... ln,it, ho-ntatl,en, ...,fec11anory l1em, ancl Myasthenia School of Dt.51gn· Woods erry Galle'), 62 .,... win i.. ...,,...... , 1,y _,.,....., ...... ,... Pro peel Street. Providence. from Thursda) Send gilts ,o friends , relatives l· ebruary 2 through Tu dJy March 4 and hospital patients and senior citizens Gravis The gallery 1s open Thursda through Myasthenia Gravis Foundation, Saturday from 11 a.m to 4 p.m : unday Cost: $7 .50 plus $2.50 delivery charge Rhode Island chapter's chairman, Ir from 2 to 4 p.m .. and Monday and Tuesday CAU 273-7238 OR 272-6772 vi ng D. Paster a nn ounces the forma from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Adm, ,on IS free: or wrrfe Chobod-LuboYltch of South.astern N.f . tion of an M .G . education program ex hibits change weekly. 0 Sovoy SI ., l'rovidence, l .l. 01906 for M.G. victims in the care, treat Order1 tn1,11' be ,.c.-,..,ed by februory 271h. ment, education and research that DEATH PE ALTY FIL 1 will enable mynsthenics to take better The Hospital Trust auonal Bank ,n care of themselves in any emergency Pro vidence , cu rrently offering the and to have closer contact with thei r filmstrip "The Death Pcnah) . ruel or Just physicians in Rhode Island and Punishment." The film, one on a series southern Massachusetts. presented monthly during the school year. In me-rno,y of .Ywnom Sto,r Merron O" H to 1trengthen J.-w11h oworeneu of our holidoyt. ond troditions. The M.G . educational program is discusses capital punishment as an , uc headed by our fund raising chairmen, that just won't disappear, particularly with Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hornby. the increase in v101en t crime during recent The Rh ode Island chapter receives yea rs. The film is available to all junior and information on the most current senior hi gh school students through several research from our M.G . national distribution centers. foundation, other M.G . chapters, the Salk Institute, Mayo Clinic, Johns BET TALM D CLA ES Hopkins Hospital. Massachusetts Bet Talmud, Temple Bet h Torah's * Annualized General Hospital and research cen academy of Je" ish Learning and Living, Current ters in the United States and Israel, will begin its spring semester on Monday. Return Holl and, Canada and England. Feb. 25 with classes in Jewish literature, in The Rhode Island chapter sends troductory Yiddish, effective retirement professional materials to the medical pl anning and the lower East Side. education directors in the hospitals in The courses will be offered on Monday this area. Non-professional materials evenings from 7:30 to 9:20 at the Temple at . are mailed monthly to our members. 330 Park Avenue, Cranston. The semester Also, we hope to locate I 00 new wi ll end on March 24 . Besides regular M .G. victims in our area to become classes, Bet Talmud's spring semester will members in our Rh ode Island chap include a lecture series, film program and a ter - dues are only $6.00 per yea r. wine tasting. Call the Temple at 785-1800 Any person interested in knowing for further information. On a new 6-month more a bout M.G . and the new Certificate of Deposit methods of control, can mail a WIDOW DIALOGUE stamped, self-addressed letter size en The Rhode Island Department of Elderly --1unafro111- ea-che. velope to: Affairs " Widow-to-Widow Support Mr. Emil Hornby Program" will present An Evening of r 20 w=.i:-n~;"st:e;- - - 2 Jackson Walkway Dialogue with Sylvia Prescott on Thursday, I Providence Providence, Rhode Island 02903 February 28, at 7:00 p.m. in the Providence Red Cross Building, 150 Waterman Street. I Rhode Island 02903 A prospectus conra,nmg more complete TEL A VIV (JT A) - Silva Zalmanson, Recent widows and widowers of all ages the former 0 prisoner of conscience," gave may participate in an open discussion and I f~~':r'fUn;:=s::~:ettfrJ.'r::,i~~~c~r:a,es birth to a daughter at the Sheba Medical meet with others who have gone through I ~7i/.;~c!':,:/'R:~~~:c:::,er,/g:ia~~~~ts~. Center near Ramal Gan. Her husband, similar experiences. Coffee will be served. Call this Saturday I Send no money. Eduard Kuznetsov, who came to Israel ten Call Sylvia Prescott at 277-6880 for infor 2-23-80 months ago after serving nearly ten years in mation or transportation information. I name address 9amto5pm a Soviet jail, was at her bedside. It is their I c11y state zip RI INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE 401-274-3130 first child. I ~ho~m~e~p"h"'o=-ne:-----.::ou"s";nC:e:::ss:-:p:;h:-;:o-;;:ne;--- Zalmanson and Kuznetsov were married The International Institute of Rhode in the Soviet Union in 1969. Six months after Island, Inc., will hold a coffee !four in its a.c,.,. Cl..,...... ,,...,.., ofllc.. ol K«M.int •..cu~ their wedding, both were defendants in the new quarters at 421 Elmwood Ave., I ·or course. current yields are no guarantee of first Leningrad hijack trial. She was released _ Providence, on Sunday, February 24, from Mure pertormance. Current yield is calculated by a number of years ago and settled in Israel 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. A film about the giant folk dividing the estimated net annual interest income I but continued to travel the world to arouse fair in Milwaukee will be shown. Refresh by the Public Offering Price and will vary with I public opinion for the release of her husband ments will be served by hostesses in · changes in either dividends or principal. Bache who had been sentenced to 15 years. He was nationality costumes. Open to the public al ACENTURY OF INVESTMENT SERVICE released last spring. no charge. More than 170 offices worldwh:te • Mentber Sf PC 6-TH E RHODE ISLAN D HERALD, TH U RSDAY FEBRUARY 21 1980 For Purim JDC Aides HAMAN HAT COOKIES Refugees WASHINGTON (JTA)-The presidenl It's always fun ro serve foods rhar rel/ a of lhe American Jewish Joint Distribution story and Haman Hat Cookies are no excep Committee, Donald Robinson. and the ex tion. The story of Haman. the mean prime eculivc vice-president of lhe JDC, Ralph minister. is told in rhe Book of Esrher. Goldman. were among an o utstanding Haman Hat Cookies are tradirional/y ser.·ed group of American leaders who attended a on Purim. considered the happiesr day ofrhe meeting of lhe Nalional Cambodia Crisis year for Hebrew children. Committee at the White House. The This cookie dough features wholegrarn meeting "as the start of a national appeal oats. which makes a crisp melt-in-your 10 the American public. mourh cookie. Wh olegrarn oats ore a source According to Robinson, the JDC, as lhc of protein, 8 vitamins. mrnerals and are overseas relief arm of American Jewry. has cholesterol f ree. Two filling ••ariarions. a been actJ,c in support of Cambodian relief honey-nur flavored poppy seed fl/ling and a and has received "nearly S200,000 in dona rich lemony cream cheese filling. complement tions from Jc" ish Fedcralions and Welfare rh e cookie dough . funds. S) nagogues. voluntary agencies and indi, iduals in the Jc" is h and general com Cookie Dough: munit)' ... I cup margarine Goldman. in a summary of JDC ac ¾ cup sugar ti, 111es just released. noted thal the agency I egg had alread) made "conlributions to lhe I leaspoon vanilla cmcrgcnc) feeding programs of the Inter 2 ¾ cups all-purpose nour national Rescue Comminee: had arranged ¾ cup quick oals. uncooked emcrgcnC) s hipment to Thailand of 1/i leaspoon sah educational material published by Helen Keller International and designed lo aid in lhe dctecll on and prevention of Cheese Filling: Xerophthalmia (blindness caused by Two 3-oz. pkg. cream cheese, soflencd V1tam1n A deficiency): and acting in 2 lablespoons sugar response to a telc~ed request from a JDC I egg yolk 8Jke at J7S• F for 10 to 11 m1nu1c:s or until cd10 senior staff member in Thailand. has ap I lablespoon all-purpose nour ~or chcc,c lilhn@ , but IO@ethcr •II ,ngrcdiena. un11l hghl and nuff) arc hgha 1oldcn bro"'n Cool I m1nu1e on cuok,e pro, cd the immediate purchase of school I lablespoon dairy sour cream Heal o,en Lo J7S• ~ ll ,1· " :-, BUSINESS _ CAMP LEONARD M. LEVIN, C.P.A. or Takes Plcasun: in Announcing That PLEASURE! •' i~ ALTON Make It Easy On Yourself - ? .. . for boys 7to 15 LARRY 8. PARNF.SS, C.P.A. =s~~ Let HOPE Do It ·..;..,=~-=== Lake Winnipesaukee Wiil Hereafter Be Associalcd With Him Hope Travel provides _ ~.,;...:...~~ Wolfeboro, N,H. As A Partner in the Firm of the big difference PWLOSOPHY: To combine a strong struc • Integrity • Dependability tured approach with a sensitivity to individual LEVIN AND PARNF.SS needs. To offer .a well-rounded program. • Reputation • Savings ,, with emphasis on athletics and water sports Certified Publ ic Accountants and a full range of activities, from arts and CallToday crafts tb hiking. sailing to music instruction. 100 ufaydtt Simi T~ L 728-360~ PETER MARSON GURALNICK. Director Pa•tudtet. R.I. 02860 (-14111728-6650 ~+ 32 Goff Ave. " Middle Street, West Newbury, Mass. 01985 Pawtucket, Rhode Island Phone (617) 363-5107 , ..... THE RHODE ISLA ND HERALD, TH URSDAY, FEBRUARY 21 1 1980-7 CAR EGIE PERFORMA CE HADASSAH MEETING Performing recently at the Carnegie The Pawtucket Central Falls Hadassah Recital Hall were Eugene List, Dr. Leonard will hold a regular meeting on Monday, Horovitz. Mr. List's pupil, and Dr. February 25 at 8:00 p.m. in the Jewish Notices Horovitz·s wife, Valerie Saalbach, a Community Center, Elmgrove Avenue, soprano recently with the Santa Fe Opera. Providence. The cvening·s program will Dr. Horovitz is the son of Mr. and Mrs. feature Alice Goldstein, Research Assis SPRING GREEN ORT David Horovitz of Cranston. tant. Brown University, showing a slide The Spring Green Chapter of ORT will The trio performed for the house-staff . presentation and commentary o n the hold its regular meeting on Wednesday, fund of Lenox Hill Ho pital. "'here Dr. " Jc" ish Communities in Burma, Australia. February 27 at the home of Sara Weiss in Horovitz 1s a resident in pulmonaf) disease. "' Zealand and Hawaii." Harriet Barron Warwick at 8:00 p.m. Proceeds v.ent to help the hospital assist is program chairperson. The program "Kitchen Caravan Shop staff residents co-.r e\penscs 10 attend con• ping Event" will include a gourmet shop P RIM KIT ferenccs, courses, seminars and other ac• Chabad-Lubavitch has put together a ping spree, an Oriental demonstration, llVlllCS games and prizes. Call 463-7135 for further Purim kit cspeciall)· designed to look like a information. MOTHERS A OCIATION large hamantach. Containing a description The Mother Associauon of Temple Beth of the Purim Holiday and the necessary HISTORIC SY AGOGUES David- nshe, Kovno "'111 ha,e a regular items to fulfill the Mishloach Monos (gills mee1mg at the home of I rs . James of food) and Matanos L'evyonim (gifts to In the Vestry of Temple Emanu-El will be Sarah Caldwall th e opening of " Historic Synagogues of Riscberg. 119 Radcliffe A ,e., Pro idence, the poor). it is illustrated and serves as an on Monday, Fcbruaf) 25 at :00 p.m. This educational aid. Groups wishing to obtain Providence," an exhibit of photographs ex ARTS IN THE 80' meeting i vef) important and members arc the kit may call (401) 273-7238 or 272-6772 ecuted by David Levitt of Lincoln, R.I. Mr. Sarah Cald,,.ell. Amitic Diroc:tor of the urged to attend. Levitt shot the photographs for an indepen Opera Company of Boston, will be the for more information. dent study project at Temple Emanu-El's featured speaker on The Wheeler School's Midrasha, combining old photos of Second Annual Marshall . Fulton Collo buildings long gone with unusual views of quium She will be speaking on the new Mad Solomon Schechter contemporary synagogues. The show will den Field House at Wheeler on Fnda), open Sunday evening, February 24 at 7:00 March 7, at 8:30 p.m The pubhc 1s invited. Day School of Rhode Island p.m. wit h a slide lecture on the history of This }ear's colloquium, a key e~ent on synagogue architecture by sculptor-teacher Wheeler's onetieth A nnivcrsaf) celebra• 99 Taft Avenue, Providence, Rhode Island 02906 •• Ed Rothfarb. All visitors are welcome. uon, will celebrate the Arts on the coming decade. On Saturday, March . from 9 00 KINDERGARTEN - Half day DINN ER AND THEATER a.m. to 3:00 pm , a scnes of panels and 1st and 2nd GRADES - full day The Single Adult Club of the Jewish Com workshops will be held. The keynote address munity Center wi ll sponsor a pot luck dinner for the momong will be dehvercd by Senator OPEN HOUSE at a member's home, to be followed by atten la,bome Pell, hairman of the Senate ub Wednesday, February 27 , 1980, 10:00 A.M. dance at the dramatization 8,11, ofA mhtrst comm 1ttec on Education, rts, and at the Faunce House Theater, Brown Un• Humanities. Four panel d1scuu1ons will Observe classes In session ... Meet the !acuity and Director. Coffee and iversity, on February 28. Reservation follow. all 421- 100. e,t 4-4 for further on • . . . will be served . should be made for the dinner and theater by formation. Monday, February 25 . Call the JCC at 861 - 8800 for information and reservations. CHE HTER OPE HO E The lomon hcchtcr Day School of HILLEL FOUNDATION Rhode Island will hold an Open Hou,c for The B' nai B'rith Hillel Foundation of parent , grandparenu and fnend of Brown University and the Rhode Island pro pect,ve tudents next edncsday The School of Design will hold a lectu re by Schechter School. located at 99 Taft Ave . Nachman Shy, spokesman for the Israeli Providence, ",II. on 1980- I. include grades delegation to the U.N ., on unday, K through 2. This program. certified by the February 24 at 7 p.m. Rhode Island tate Department of Educa• On that sa me Sunday the " Adopt a t,on. wa founded ,n 197 to provide a Grandparent" program will continue, as secular and Jewish education within the volunteers meet and talk with residents of framework of the onscrvat,ve mo-.menl F0< lunher lnlc> RESERVATIONS 433-1270 376 BuUocks Pt. Me. EAST PROV .• R.I. The Restaurant That Makes You &lock Angu, Steok.1, ltolion Oi1'-s, and Seo New Japan Restaurant Feel At Home. Food featured in this Family Dining Spot. FEATURING Ii.it Children's portions. locat.d on Spectode SUN. llto 10 M-F· 11 :30-9 • Sat. S-10 • Closed Sunday ~bs~i1 1~:a1°~i~~s 111:111-0..~ lake, S minutes from center of Prov;dence. MON. to WED. !f Seafood - Frog Legs ~ lOOSobroS.:.. Cocktails Mtrved. Most credit cords honored. 4 tUI 10 Roast Duck Pt.cnont St. off Open 11 :30 a .m. - 1:00 o.m. Closed Mon• 145 Washington Street, Providence, R.I. THUR. to SAT. Choice Sirloins Rtw,-i, .t.,,..._ day,. 4 till II Prime Rib C,om1on, IU 781 -9693 Tel. ( 401) 351-0300-0301 OLD GRIST MIU TAVERN JIMMY'S on Washington 390 Fall River Av ■ :1. Rt■. 114A, S■■ konk, Mo11. ;,36-8460 70 Wa~hinJl!on St., ~Yidenc■ - 351-2332 The historic Grist Mill built in 1745 on the Runnins River is now one of the area's finest restaurants~The Old Grist Mill Tavern features Steak Italian Foog at its finest. Near Civic Center. Open doily for ktndl ono Teriyaki, Prime Rib, Alaska King Crab, Swordfish, thick sandwich81i. dinner 11 :30 o.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Friday and Open Mon.-Sat. 11 :30-2:30 Luncheon; 5-10 p.m. Dinner; Sun. Dinner $aturdoy until 11 and Sunday from noon to 10 p.m. 12·9 p.m. AE , MC , and BA accepted. Private banquet facilities#, THE RHODE ISLA D HERALD. THUR~DAY. FEBRUA RY 21. 1980 9 _,ritain Plans New Mideast Rabbi J akobovits' Statement Initiative to Include PLO Greeted With Surprise in Israel J ER USA LEM (JT A) - Israelis reacted Egypt, e~pressed disbelief. Burg told the LONDON (JTA) - Britain believes the Gilmour, the Cabinet Minister who speaks with surprise to a public statement b) Jc" ish Telegraphic Agency that he has current talks on Palestinian autonomy be on foreign affairs, in the House of Com Bntam·s Chief Rabbi Immanuel Jakobovits as ked the Israel Embassy in London for a tween Israel , Egypt and the United States mons. He has long been closely associated in ·..,hich he maintained that the kc) to full transcript of Jakobovits' remarks and will fai l and it may launch its own Middle with the Arab cause and will give strong sup J>C'dCC for Israel "as a settlement "ith the " ould comment only after reading it. East initiative before May 26, the deadline port to a pro-Palestinian shift in British Palestinians and did not rule out the even Rabbi Menachem HaCohen, a Labor for the tripartite talks under the Camp policy. tual creation of a Palestiman state to e,ist MK "ho. like Jakobovits, is an Orthodox David agreement. In the House debate on JanuaT) 28, Sir peacefull) sidc-b}•Side "1th Israel. rJbbi but moderate in his ie"s, welcomed The new initiative, for which Britain Ian spoke of "' the importance of solving the Jakobovits· remarks. made to a group of the British Chief Rabbi's statements. He problem would seek maximum support from other of Palestine," and "the urgency of Anglo-Jev.ish and Israeli journalist who told the JTA that he \\Ould be meeting with West European countries, would open the the need to find a just and comprehensive attended a luncheon at his home in Lon Jakobovits in London next week and would door to participation by the Palestine settlement." He also pledged that Britain don. appeared certain to regenerate the seek to strengthen and encourage him . Liberation Organization in the peace would consider with her allies how to help contro,er ) over "hether Je,. osh leaders The question of whether Jewish leaders process. Foreign Office experts are believed the peace process forward . abroad ha, e a nght to comment publicly on overseas should criticize Israeli policies to be drawing up a formula for simultaneous matters conccrmng Israeli foreign and One of the pro-Arab speakers in that public!) and advocate positions of variance mutual recognition by Israel and the Palesti defense pohcoes . "ith those official policies has been hotly nian s. debate was Denis Walters, a Conservative MP who co-authored "ith Gilmour a series Interior Mimster Yosef Burg. a leader of debated for some time. here and abroad. the auonal Rehg,ous Part) and I rael's of anti-Israel amcles in the London Times Dr. A\Taham Avi-Hai. a member of the Ac~ording to the Daily Telegraph, Britain chief negottator m the autonom) talk "'ith following the Six-Day War. World Zionist Organization Executive and is noating a two part proposal among its chairman of Keren Hayesod. addressed European allies. The first part would entail Besides talking in Parliament of "a fully independent Palestine government" on the himself to that issue in an article that was an amendment lo UN Security Council publi hed in the Jerusalem Post but written We st Bank and Gaza Stnp, Walters Resolution 242, the November 1967 docu For before Jakobovit · remarks. ment calling for Israeli withdrawal to sec•ire suggested that the nlled at,ons Palestine Conciliation Commission hould be revived . Birthdays Directing hi vie" to both hawks and and recognized boundaries and mutual do,es, Avi-Hai argued that Jews abroad recognition by Israel and the neighboring The commi\Sion, consisting of the noted States, F ranee and Turkey, has been dor Wedclin~s should not in,olve themselves in sensitive stales. The addition would be designed to ac areas of defense and foreign policy because mant, if not defunct, since the I950s . But ac cept in unequivocal terms "the rights of the \ n ni\'ersarie!- the) do not li ve in Israel and do not share cording to Walter . ,ts original terms of Palestinian people." the reference would enable n to deal with the risks. Ho,.evcr. he said they did have a The second and more important part nght to peak out publicly on mailers in would be to convene a new international PLO as well as with the ynans in promoting a selllemenl over the Golan Heigh ts. • oh ing religion. culture and the social and conference. In order to deprive the Soviet G in'a economic a peels of I raeli policy since Union of its role of co-chairman at a recon uh!-c·ription many of them are active and involved vened Geneva conference, an alternative Rumanian Defects ln Israel partners in those spheres. selling would be sought. TEL AVI (JTA) - Ivanov Roland. a lo Britain's chief motive for launching a new initiative is to capitalize on the strong anti masseur allached to a v, oton g Rum anian Soviet mood sweeping the Moslem and soccer team, apparently hu defected The Arab world following Moscow's interven Rumanian Emba y was informed by the THE team 's manager, Franci, Kovacz, that tion in Afghanistan. Since this is also an American objective, it is assumed here that Roland has been m1 ,ng once Saturday night. He last seen on etanya where he the U.S. would not be adverse to Britain and was RHODE other European states giving their assistance reportedly borro"'ed IL 500 and SI 00 from over the Palestinian question . team males and, carrying a valo.sc. boarded a taxi for Tel Aviv. The Rumanian team. ISLAND Polytechnoca Timi•oara, 1s v, ,tong I rael as Thatcher's Position Uncertain guest of the Netanya M accab1s. the top . There have already been everal public team in the I rael League. HERALD signals about Britain's softer attitude toward the PLO. The most recent was a statement on January 30 by Foreign Office Eyes for Energy Minister of State Douglas Hurd that the PLO "would have to be involved in the TEL/\ VIV (JT/\)- Government offices ThP pre.<1e nt which have al,.ays had security guard . will peace process." However, it remains to be that fosts seen whether Prime Minister Margaret soon be , taffcd with energy watchers to The best frames in town Thatcher, will give this new policy her full make su re there is no wa tage of hght or thP whole heat. 1-"ollowmg a detailed energy conserva endorsement. Known as "the iron maiden " yea r Ion!( for her stern denunciation of Soviet intern~! tion check li st that ha been do tnbuted to wear our label. and fo reign policies, she may well regard the all government orficcs. the watcher will PLO as a Trojan Horse for Soviet expan make sure that. among other things. hghts sionism and share some of Israel's reserva arc turned off in all offices , even if the occu ti ons about the dangers of an "Arafat State" pants are absent for only a short lime. CALL on the West Bank . Healing stoves and radiators will be turned 724-0200 At the same time, she has great respect for on only if the temperature foil s below 60 ' Alart East Lord Carrington, the Foreign Secretary, in degrees F. the wake of his achievement of a peace Gallery agreement fo r Rhodesia which had eluded Britain for the past 15 years. While Mrs. Thatcher is strong on political principles, Lord Carrington is more of a pragmatist Romantic who relics on briefs provided by his advisers rather than innovating his own solutions. Merry Weekends Another importa nt figure is Sir Ia n ... Castle Style! r------7 s7995* 3 Days. 2 Nights STOREWIDE CUSTOM FRAMING • GRAPHICS • PRINTS • OILS 1' . .. I , . • ; • • • C.,_ ' • e ~,; : • • ;.•, ' . • 1 ' • i' •' • "''·,.,;' ' : C ;, • c ,• f-••,••, " ·• •• •• ,. ;, '• ••• • •. ,., • ' ", . .' : ' ';:··, ' • /,_ '. .1 '., ' ' '-:,, • t ' ' '• ' .' I • CLEARANCE VINCENT J. CHISHOLM and HOWARD L. FELDMAN are pleased to announce OFF ' that as of January I, 1980, 50%SPECIAL SAU HOUM they are associated as Mon...... FrL ...... pm IM.l:JOIDlp.m. CH1SHOLM and FELDMAN, SALE ENDS FEB. 21 .... 12:0tl ID 1.• pm .I a general partnership I for the practice of law, I EVERYTHING I with offices located at I 506 Industrial Bank Building MUST GQ! I Providence, Rhode Island I (401) 331-6300 A.A.FABRIC I I and OUTLET INC. I 450 Main Street quality fabric at I Warren, Rhode Island discount prices (401) 245-6681 .______AIRPORT PLAZA J TEL . 739. 7188 1800 Post Rd. I Hillel Holds Oriental Art Sale Your The B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation of The contemporary pieces were acquired Brown University and the Rhode Island directly from artists in the Orient, while the Money's School of Design held a sale of Oriental art older works had been received through auc this past Tuesday, February 19 . tions. These original Oriental works ranged in by Sylvia Porter price from S5.00 to S500.00, and Hillel The art sale "as brought to Hillel __Worth ___ reported a good responsc. · Most of the through the Marscn Gallery, a Bal timore pieces "ere contemporary Japanese prints, based shov. room that travels to colleges ..,ith some Chinese, Indian, and Persian and museums across the country. They Medical Expenses & Taxes works; including prints. etchings, and come to Providence l" ice a year, February watercolors. and October. A key reason this lax series differs from character. vi rtuall y any other you might sec is that I've F'lr si milar reasons, a 1979 IRS ruling dug into court decisions, obscure Treasury barred a medical expense deduction for the rul ings and I RS regulations thal arc not cost of a weight reduction program. Herc the usually noticed and certainly not publicized. physician recommended that the ind1v1dual As an illustration, how much of the costs of lose weight in order to improve his general an addition to your home or some other condition. The ind1v1dual paid various fees costly program that you undertake for to join and attend penod1c meetings of a medical reasons can be deducted as a weight reduction program, where he and " medica l ex pense"? Knowing this can save other participants received diet plans and you heartache as well as money. discussed problems in dieting. In lhc pasl, I RS and various courts have I RS then said the fees did not qualify as agreed lhal al least part ofthccosl of a swim deductible medical DESIGNER SEPARATES ANO ACCESSORIES . THE ESSENTIALS COllfCTION 4Jl.t0Jl McCrudden Radiator Repair FOR THOSE WHO CARE!-..... • Cleaning •II.pairing Hos blow dry ing , coloring , perming damaged • R.conng yoor hair? Get your hair in condition now, with a reconditioning treatment. REG . 514 .00 NOW $9.00 On March 28, the Young People'• Symphony ol Rhode laland wlll c.tebrete lta tenth 737-9M3 year ol beautlful mualcal Joy with a " Vlenn8H Ball" et the Cranaton HIiton Inn, 135 West Slln It, Ind Cranaton. The Honorable Juatlce and Mra. Raymond Pettine are Honorery Chalrperaona ol the Ball. A cocktall hour et 7:00 wlll be followed by • dinner dance. The Young People'• THE WORLD Symphony orcheatr ■, under the direction of Dr. JOHph Conte, wlll play Vien OF music end Mr. Al Conte'• orchntra wlll provide alter-dinner dance mualc. 845 Oaklawn Avenue, Cranston Pictured above are: front row I. lo r.: Dr. JOHph Conte, Music Director; Mrs. Anthony FINE FOODS 944-1544 J. (Elale) Motta, 10th Anniversary Bell chairwomen. Rear tor.: Lynn Conneelly, I. Mra. Conair Pro Baby Hair Dryer - $8.95 decorations; Mra. Angele Sel ■ a, decoration• chairwomen; Mr. Lou Blacl, ticket chair * SAVE $10.00 ~ man and Mra. Alton (Carolyn) Curnn, ticket commlttN. GOl R~IIT GALLE RY Cooking perfect pasta (lhe llahan name to descnbc the group of foods v.·hich in• Israeli Cabinet Approves Budget eludes spaghetti, macaroni and noodles) is no problem J ERUSALEM (JTA) - The . Cabinet basic commodities such as oil fuel , bread if you remember these few basic rules: Cook it the recently approved a budget ceil ing of IL 405 a nd public transportation wi ll be some 50-60 Italian way - " Al Dente.. billion fo r the fiscal year 1980-81, beginning percent higher than at present. - by taste testing it ··under April I. It is based on a predicted inflati on the tooth" unti l it is fi rm rate of six percent per month for the first six Economic o bserve rs no ted that the and chewy, but yet not soft a nd m us h y . . Use I months of the fiscal yea r and a four percent Treasury made a poin t o f predicting a modest rise in inflation because a higher gallon or water and 2 tbs. or rate thereafter. salt for each pound . A But economic experts contended today fo recast would have created a public reac small amount or oil will help that the new budget is already obsolete since tion that would make such a forecast a self prevent stic king and boil fulfilling prophecy. overs ... Add pasta slowly it is based on the value of the Pound as of Oc to rapidl y bo ili ng water so tober, 1979. The Pound has since eroded by that boiling docs not stop another 30 percent and in those terms the . . . When pasta is done, true budget amounts to IL 653 billion. The Special Punishment Given quickly po ur into a colander pl aced in the sin k to drain, economists also mainta ined that the To Young Swastika Vandal then transfe r to heated, deep . Treasury was deliberately underestimating se rvin g dis h . the rate of inflation for,the next fiscal year. SYRACUSE, N.Y. (JTA)-An 18-year Br in g yo ur famil y and Approval of the budget is regarded as only old youth who admitted daubing a swastika fri e nds to THEODORE'S LANDING (form e rly a temporary victory for Finance Minister on a home last May has been given special Sandy's Rest.), Plainville, for Yigal Hurwitz. An understanding was punishment by the Onondaga County brand new taste delights in a reached among the various ministers to ex Court. John M. Ouellette, who pleaded beautifully redecorated at tract additional funds for housing, welfare guilty to third-degree criminal mischief, a mosphere. Enjoy our raw shellfish bar in the cocktail and settlements from the budget reserves. felony, was sentenced by Judge William lounge. 4 new surr 'n turf This would leave the Treasury with virtually Burke to attend an exhibit of "spiritual entrees! Family style roast no reserves and Hurwitz may have no choice resistance" art by concentration camp sur chicken , of course. Call 699- but to abandon his IL 405 billion ceiling. vivors at a local museum. In addition, he 7502 for reservations at THEODORE'S LANDING Hurwitz himself said that the budget will be must view "Night and Fog," a film about formerly Sandy's Rest.), updated tiy mid-year according "to the the Holocaust, and write a 500-word essay U.S. Rt. I, Pl ain ville. And developments in the economy." describing his feelings after seeing the film. v is it o ur other new According to the Treasury's forecast of a The judge has recommended that Ouellette restaurant, THE BOCCE limited rise in the inflation rate, the ex also be placed on probation for a number of CLUB, Woonsocket. Both 38.,_A-.,-,R.L open Wed.-Sat. , 5-10 p.m. (llranch A.. . Em off Rto. 96~1-274-- change rate of the Pound to the dollar win be years, subject to agreement of the County and Sundays, noon-9 p.m. IL 50-$1 by next September. The prices of Probation Department. ______.. Hadassah-WIZO Votes Financial Successful Increases for Israeli Programs \1 O1\'T R EAL (JTA) - The 2 th bien Hebre\\ ni ,·ersit) project \\hic h \\OUld CS· Investing nial con,en11on of Hadas ah-WIZO of tabhsh a $250,000 permanent book endow Canada v.h,ch met reccntl) ,n Vancouver. ment fund for facult) and departmental , o ted J 20 percent increase in financial sup hbranes at the unl\ers1t) in Jerusalem. Ber ------by David R. Sargent port of ns numerous Israel, programs nard Chemck. the univcrsni ·s vice presi despite 1nOa11onari co t Clara Belinski. dent. told the con,enllon that "An un president of the organization. focu sing on precedented inflation and a 70 percent CATERPI LLAR PLOWS AH EAD about custodian accounts hrsl. the a et; the con, en lion ·s central theme of continued de, aluation of the Israel, Pound in the past Q: A good many years ago, when I was a automaucally go to the child. no strings at finJnc,al support of all I racl, proJect . icar has caused book prices to soar beyond young man with a small but growing famil y, tached. when he or she reache; legal age urged the clo e to 1000 delegates from the uni,ersit) ·s capacity to suppl) these im I invested quarterl y in Caterpillar T ractor ( 18 in ,ome state,). In addn,on, )OU should around the countr) to complete the portant technical and research books and (NYSE). It took me several years to acquire name someone other than )ourself as Founding 1\at,on Builder SI million Journals." my small holding, at a cost of $480. Today custodian (such as one of the program in1t1ated at the last con,enuon. One of the con, cntion hig hlights " as th e it is worth S3,600. When I see my friends grandch,ldrens parents); other"1se, )OU ·• \fore than half of the 40 n=ar) S25.- appearance of Dr. Reuven Feuerstein. direc selling stocks to bu y mone y market funds , I run the nsk of the assets being counted in 000 contnbut,ons arc in ... lkhnsk) .said. " A tor of Hadassah-WI ZO ' Research Institute think of my own experience and wonder your estate should you d,e while the ac final push v,111 complete this important ef in Jerusalem and a world leader in restruc wh y. R.D. Iowa count ,s still in force Finally. you should fort to aid I raers higher educational in turing training procedures for the learning be careful not to use an) of the account's st1tu11ons and aims." M ,nal Small. h a ndi ca pped . F e uers tein. w h ose A: Most people would rather have the income to provide for the child"s support. honorar) vice, p resident of Hada sah revolutionary methods arc currently in use bird in the ha nd , I guess. However, your If you do, that income "'II be taxable to WI ZO , v.ho succccdcd lkhnsk) as presi in Israel, Europe and the United States, experience shoul d provi de some good you. dent for the nett t"o icar , emphasized spoke before a pecial workshop attended by lesso ns for those in vestors. In a period o f Most of the characteristics of cu tod,an self-fulfillment "through the voluntary ac over I 00 psychologists and educators and about thirty years, yo ur capita l has ap accounts apply to trust . Ho" cvcr, tru LS ceptance of challenges" on behalf of the revealed that the Canadian government will preciated by 650% and your dividend in can be drawn up to deal wnh a 1tuauon in orgamza11on put to use in its penal system two of his come by 1,700%. This means that on your .i pa rticular and specific " •Y· For in tance, Ra a Jaglom. president of Wo rld WIZO. programs. o ri gi nal cost you are ea rning a yield o f you can speci fy ,n a tru t that asset will v.arned the delegates that her organwition n ex c h a n ge o f letters between 27.5%. Since your original in vestment in not go to a ch,ld until he or he reaches a v. ,II not be able to "e pand or undertake Feuerstein a nd Hadassah-W IZO with Ot 1950, Caterpi ll ar has paid two 4% stock certai n age, even ,f 11' be)ond the "legal" ncccssal'} development plan .. in I rael tawa government official point to the use dividends. two 2- for- 1 splits, a 3-for- l pl it age "because of inflation and other economic of hi method in Canadi an penitentiaries a nd a 3-fo r-2 split . While current high If the truM IS ir revocable - that I • ,f problem ·· he trQSCd repeatedly the im and the recognitio n that it is "officially an yields make money ma rket funds attracti ve assets a rc placed in ,t with no trin at portance of anad,an financial support for e.changc program bet ween Canada a nd havens fo r extra cash right now, they have tached - those a= can be rcmo,ed WIZO which, no" operating 200 day care Israel." little appeal as long-term in vestments . from )Our estate A ,.,th cu tod1an ac centc11 ,n I rael as v.cll as 200 school , 70 Mo nty Hall , a native or Winnipeg and The future fo r aterpi ll ar looks equall y counts, income generated by tru t principal )Outh club and I centc11 for v,o mcn in o ne o f TV's best-known entertainers, as good as its past. As the dominant maker 1s taxable to the ch, ld . One choice that , cluding nine ,n rab , ,II ages became the fi rs t reci pient of Hadassah of heavy constru ction equipment a nd quite different from a custodian account , w1z o · Canadia n Award to "an out diesel engi nes that power same, the com to cswbhs h a short-term trust. alw known ppro,,. Hdm,w l!ni•uslty Project ~tan ding Canadian. deeply humanitarian, pa ny sta nds lo benefit fr o m the world's as a ten-yea r trust or l1fford trust nder The con,cnt,on voted to help a ncv. contri buting to Jcwi h and I racl welfare." needs fo r ho using, hig hways, airports, th,s arrangement. alielS placed ,n the tru t pipelines, water treatment plants and coal return to the donor after any pcc,fic mines. Looking toward that fu ture, a ter peri od that exceed ten car or at the pillar spends more tha n S500 millio n a n d eat h of the bencf1c1af\. ,f ooncr nua ll y on capita l expa nsion and S200 Meanwh1lc. income earned b the as\CLS " milli on on resea rch and developmenl. taxable to the beneficiary Sin ce its markets are all cyclica l, it comes However, since th, type of tru t ,s as no surprise that in this period of revocable (a sets return ult,matdy to )OU). economi c slowdown the stock is trading the assets would be counted a part of }OUT below its 1978 high . Howe ver, when the estate should you die while the tr Uit , in business cycle begins to recover. it " j ust as fo rce. Thus. It 1s of httle or no use as an es probable that Ca terpill ar will plow a head ta te pl•nn,ng device. A I o. a hfford tru t wi th i1. wo rk best for coll ege when the child , small . not when he o r he" 14 or 15 year old lmponantl), because of the legal com• Q: We want to in vest some money, and a plex 1t1 es of trusts. it's always advisable - company called Financial Programs in Den ,f not necessary - 10 have an a1torne) · ver has been recommended to us. Could advice as soon as our th1nk1n g becomes you give me some information on wMther ~C fl O U . thi s is a itood Orm? L. . Nebraska A : Fi nancial Programs is the advisor to Q- At 8 1 my ,..ife and I are lookini for fi ve no-load mutual funds, incl uding a safel y and income. We hold shares in eight bond fund, a money ma rket fund. two companies. G ·I A ~ •hrougb mortiages growth funds. and a n income fund . Among 1 1 8 1/1% , and 11 % notes In ,,.o telephone, utili the funds in this $540 million fund group. ties. Any ad•ise ) OU mig ht ha-, on our port my preference is the Fi nanci al Industrial folio (see enclosed lisl) ,.ou Jd be appreciated . Income Fund. In the last fi ve years. its net A.C. Florida asset value, including all distrib utions. in 'creascd by 166%, compared wit h a 98% A- Yo u have chosen to place ha lf )our gain in the Sta nda rd & Poor's 500-Stock capital in fi xed-income securities, "h,ch Average. Its average annual growth ra te makes sense given your age and investment over the last decade was 8.3%, which out o biectives. From these G MAs and notes, paced the 7.1% a nnua l inflation rate as yo~ are earning a 9.5% return. "hile iour measured by the Consumers· Price Index stocks yield 9%: thus your investments are fo r the ten years. providing over S35,000 in annual income. ASKING THE "FOUR QUESTIONS" DURING THE SEDER le one of Alona Frankel', T his high-qualit y fund requires only a Two of the fo ur ut ilities in iour po rtfo lio. many charming mu,lrallon• In Jewish Days and Holidays, a dellghlful new children'• modest $500 initial investment. $2 5 subse Ari,ona Public Servi~-e (NYSE) and Tampa book by Greer F. ca,hman, publl•hed by SBS. Pictured on the table are the traditional q u e nt I y , a nd offe rs s h a r e h o ld ers Electri c (NYSE). have achieved a 7% an components for lhe aeder ritual, the Hagadah, Heier plate, covered matzah, withdrawal plans. Keogh and I RA plans. nual growth rate for di vidends over the last ceremonial wine, candle• and a cup of wine for the Prophet Elljah. If at ~ome later date your investment needs ten years. Carolina Po"er & Lig ht ( YSE) change. you can move from this fund in to a nd Pennsylvania Power & Light ( YSE) one of the others in the group. This fl ex managed about ha lf that rate over the dec ibility is one of the advantages of investing ade, but accelerated the rate of increase in in a fund that is a member of a fund the last few years. Israeli Rights Record Defended group. The fund's address is P.O . Box Exxon (NYSE) a nd Standard Oil of Cali GEN EV A (JT A) - Jerome Shestack, the careful , considered conclusions in that 2040, Denver, CO 8020 I. fo rnia (NYSE) provide part icipation in the American delegate to the United Nations report," Shestack said. growing energy industry. Exxon boosted its Human Rig hts Commission, said here that Spea king ea rlier, Niall MacDermot, ------c:.a~,v~,a,e~ncca~ t~wi ce last year. If earnings do as attacks on Israel's human rights practices in secretary general of the International Com CHOICES FOR GENEROUS well as expected for 1979 a nd 1980, further the occupied Arab territories "simply (do) missio n of Jurists, one of the non GRANDFATHER dividend increases should be forthcoming. not accord" wi th findings the U.S. State governmental bodies participating in the Q: I want to buy stock for my You have a disproportionate amount of Department published in its 1979 report on debate, claimed that on a visit to Israel and grandchildren and have been advised to "put your capital (about 25%) in vested in Ameri- human rights in Israel and other countries the occupied territories last month he found stock in trust" for them. What does this can Telephone. To reduce this vulnerability throughout the world. that " psychological pressure, including mean? V.E. Florida you might graduall y reduce your position Shestack spoke after a succession of prolonged periods of sleep deprivation, are to 1000 shares, using the proceeds to add to speakers denounced Israel for alleged viola still widely resorted to by Israeli officials in A : You can provide for y our Exxon. Continental Group (NYSE), your tions of Arab rights in the territories during the course of interrogating Arab suspects." grandchildren's future welfare in a variety eighth stock, yields a reasonable 8%. The a debate on the issue which opened here un MacDermot also said that he was fully of ways. One of the simplest is· to set up acquisition of Florida Gas last summer der the auspices of the United Nations convinced that the "Camp David agree custodian accounts under your state's gifts adds to the growth prospects for this issue. Human Rights Commission. He noted that ments" and the "autonomy" scheme were to minors act. Establishing them is not GNMA pass-through mortgage securities "The specific issues concerning the oc totally rejectecl by the Palestinian popula complicated. usually make return of capital payments cupied territories, such as civilian settle tion. He said that while he understood As with gifts to individuals, you can annually. As these varying amounts are re ments, allegations of torture, arrests and Israel's concern for "secure frontiers" he contribute up to $3,000 a year to· each ceived, you should consider investing them detention, economic development and was not certain exactly what frontiers the child's account before incurring any in additional shares of stock. By adding to political rights are dealt with" in the State Israelis wanted to secure. I r , Federal tax liability ($6,000 for you and the_equity portion of your portfolio, you Department's report. He offered to make He said he could not accept the " extreme your spouse together). Thus, you effec will be better able to keep pace with infla copies available to any delegate. explanation" given him by Premier tively reduce the size of your estate by that tion. You have done a fine job in picking "I must regretfully note for the record Menachem Begin in which the Israeli leader · amount without tax penalty. Also, income your stock and bond investments. The only here that much of what we have been hear claimed that the Balfour Declaration es earned by the assets in the account is tax adjustment that seems indicated is a matter ing at this session about the human rights tablished the right of the Jewish people to able to the beneficiary, not the donor. of balance, reducing the size of the ·Tele situation in Israel and the occupied the entirety of the Palestinian territories un But there arc some things to remember phone holding. territories simply does not accord with the der the British Mandate. THE RHODE ISLA D HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1980-13 " '' Stolen Torah Scrolls Found In River ~ NEW YORK (JTA) - Two congrega has established a community-wide Torah uons in Memphis, Tenn. arc lr)ing lo Replacement and Recovery Fund . restore four Torah scrolls found in a river lean" hile, Israel and Winter reported that after burglaries al the S) nagogues. The four police still do not know the identity of the "ere among s, stolen from Anshe, Sphard thieves. Beth El Emeth (Onhodo,) and Beth Sho lom S) nagogue (Conservative) late Jan. 26 o r earl) Jan. 27 . In a telephone inter\lcw loda) "ith the Je"'1sh Telegraphic AgcnC} , Allen Israel, v,ce president of Beth holom, said the Torahs ,.ere recovered in the Wolf Riser in Memphis. a fter a hunter disco cred one of them in the "ater. A earch of the area led to the d,sco,ery of the other three and a part of a fifth . The Torah still had their co,enngs but the s1hcr ornaments "ere apparcnll) taken b) the th1C\-cs, Israel aid. Thrtt of the Torah ,..ere from Beth Sholom and the other from An he, Sphard. Each S) nagogue st,11 has one Torah m, ing. Rabb, Edmund Winter. of Beth holom. told the JTA loda) that the ll'O )nagogues arc lf) ing lo df) out the scroll . He said the parchment IS brittle and some of the ink has Femlly end lrl ■ nda of Mra. Robert L. Bernstein, PrHident of The Mwl■m Ho■plt■ I run. He a,d once the Torahs arc df) the) Women'• Auoc:latlon, recently paid tribute to her le■den hl p at the hoepital by m■ldng ",II be c,camined b a halach,c expert there • donation to The Miriam to have• room named In her honor. Mra. Bernstein II llhown although he believed cvenluall) the "ill Sheldon end Gl ■dya Solloey have been here accepting congretuletlona from Jerome R. Sepolaky, P r-■lden t of The Miriam have to be brought lo I:" ork lo be appointed to hNd The Reinvntment Hoapltel •• her huabend, Robert L. Bernetein looka on . checked. Drive for Rhode llland lerNI Bonda. lthough hew hopeful. Winter :1aid he Bec■ UM of P3 mUHon In coupon and did nol kno" 1fthe Torah could be saved. a■ v l ngs Bonda will mature during 11110, • He estimated the replacement of the fou r n■ tlonwlde campaign to ■-cure reinvnt Torah and their ornaments al S60,000. The ment h■ a been launched by The lareel Bridge MemphtS ounc,I of Jew, h onJ[rcgat,on Bond Orgenlutlon. GE EV (JTA) - The citizens of the ______by Robert E. Starr McHenry Meets With Blum Swiss village o f Saanen have banded together to block the sale of a chalet to the ITED A TIO (JT l - Donald aud, Arabian Minister of Civil Aviation, The accent is on Defense in today's hand. ole the Trump 9 in West' tcHenf). the nned talcs Amb ador lo ddulla Mahdi. Werner Raanaub, a resi I wouldn't really expect loo many players. the key card and 1fthal can be molded into a the noted auons. who , scheduled to dent of lhe hamlet near Gstaad, organized a even good ones, to come up with lhc plays trick. 1l would be the fourth and !>Clllng one lea,e for the 1'l,f1dea5l for a l"O·,.cck scven local commilte<: lo take legal action against necessary lo defeat this hand yet after for the Dcfcn!>C. Right ofT the lop they can na11o n tour. met "ilh I raers mba :1ador the sa_lc. They turned down an offer by reading this article you might sec this type of cash thre<: Aces which, all any Defen!>C wiu lo the mled al1ons. Yehuda Blum. lo Mahd, lo dona le 400,000 Swiss francs to situation beller if it ever should come up able lo score d1scu the 1tuauon in the region. The lhc vi llage fo r an agricultural project if he is allowed to buy the properly which is owned again. I noticed it at a recent Duplicate game !:.very ta5l won lnck one wnh h, Quc,:n meeting "as held al the hrncli official"s and not one player even saw the po ibility residence here bc:c:ause he" con lined lo bed by a French businessman. The ban was en and returned a high lub after West led h, forced by invoking a Swiss law that con after the hand was over. I have stated many 2. Declarer ruffed high and West, without "•th lhe Ou times that Defense is the hardest part of the McHenry will tart hlS visll. h1 lirsl lo the tains cerl.ain restrictions on the sale of even g1v1 ng 1l a thought. overrufTed Some property lo foreigners. game of Bridge. Wests now. with no help from their partner, region since he replaced Andrew Y~ung a Ambas ador. ,n Egypt and fr om there returned a pade, some a Diamond If a TEL AV IV (JTA) - The Tel Aviv North he will go to Israel. Jordan. Lebanon. Spade, Declarer won. drew the rema,mng Munic,pahty presented its Bialik Award for ♦ A Q4 Kuwait. aud, Arabia and Tunisia. In a Trumps. conceded a trick to the Diamond literature and Jewish knowledge to two • 2 lalcmcnl , ued here, lhe American Mis Ace and claimed the balance. If a Diamond, academicians: Prof. Dov Sadan, in recogni t K 8 5 4 sion said the purpose of Mc Hen ry's lnp is lo all Declarer had lo do was to be careful tion of his life's work and the recent publica ♦ 97653 enough lo again rufT a lu b high and the explore ··subslant,vc, bilateral and regional West East , ucs of concern particularly as they bear on tion of three vol umes of essays entitled result would again be the ame. " Road and Tracks;" and Prof. Dan Miron ♦ J 10 7 5 3 • 8 2 the Ambas ador's rcspons,biliucs al the ,. A 94 • 7 5 But sec what happens 1f West takes good :· The talemenl also said McHenry will for his book , "Visions and Truth" tracing t 10 7 6 2 t A J 9 notice of his Trump 9 and decided to do meet with ··key leaders" of the area. lhc beginnings of Yiddish and Hebrew • 2 ♦ AK Q 10 8 4 whatever he can to make that a trick. This, novels in lhe 19th century. ca lled an Uppercut if the Declarer is forced South FOR THE BEST rcaul ll, lo rufT enough times with high Trumps and ♦ K 9 6 advcrtix in the Herald. • K Q J 10 8 6 3 in this hand it can be done if timed right. • Q 3 East has to cooperate a bit but actually ,.,...., ..... ~ .. ·--'•1 • J West has no problem if his pl an is to work. We are still T he key is for him not to overrufT when Declarer ruff the first Club return . FACTS I buying Meanwhile, by playi ng the correct cards al i East-West were vulnerable, East Dealer with this bidding: the firsl two tricks, East can help. too. He i & FIGURES i should win trick one with his Ace and return 411. ..,,,.,.,_,.'l•.U1"°'1....,.o silver anq gold E s w N the Club 10. He knows both Declarer and West will show out. All this will do is IC 4H End According to energy ex· guarani«: West an entry with the lowest out perts, our "energy crisis" is WEXLER'S side suil, in this case, Diamonds. reaUy a "fuels crisia," caused The bidding might easily have gone as After West discards al trick two wh11e by increased consumption, COINS & STAMPS shown al every table. After East opens the rising prices and uncertain Declarer rufTs high, Wesl will win the next availability of imported oil. bidding there is liUle South can do to probe. T rump lead leaving him with the 9 and 4. 113 Taunton Ave. He is so strong distributionally that he might Now a Diamond lo East's Ace and another Seekonk, Ma88. as well take his chances and go all the way to Club and see the di lemma Declarer is in game. Alm ost every South did and each was now. lfhe agai n ruffs high it establishes that 336-9103 rew-;rded with the making of his game. The 9 for West and obviously a low ruff does, fact that East was vulnerable eliminated the too. possibility of any try fo r a sacrifi ce. By the way, the name given to a sacrifice taken Moral: As long as there is even the when actually the hand bid against one can slightest chance, and it costs nothing to lake be set, is called a " Phantom Save." it, try it. A brigh t s p ot in t h e The Best is the Cheapest MOVE energy picture, point o ut OHLYINGUSH IIWISHWIEIC 1 7 Always WITH the experts at the National · • YIN IHODI ISlAND EMPIRE Fresh or Frozen Electrical Manufacturers As- Please start I CONSUMERS' sociation, is electricity. 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Orthodo, Jc,.,. terming such a mo,e 111- of Return "ould. in effect, brand as il cons,dered and a denial of those nghts that legitimate mo major branches of Judaism. "I racl has proper!) recognized for the the Reform and Consenati,e. " It "ould ul- Je,.,sh people as a "hole." 11mateli ap Israel's centralit) in "Orld Je,.,sh ltfe." the board aid. inevi1abl1 " I think it's fair for women to be In a resolution adopted unammou I) b) "ea~ening both "orld Jc" ri. "including drafted. I've been to European coun the organ•zauon·s board of go,crnor at 11 Or•hodo, communitic :· and Israel itself. tries where everybody serves in the annual -.,ntcr meeting here, B'na, B'mh "Th• regrettable proposal is related to the mi litary and gets a sense of respon urged the Begin go,ernmcnt and Knesset to rc1ec11on in Israel of the legitimaC) of non sibility for their country. 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