' ' LI !3!1A1Y I J.. R . !. !1 ISTO~ ICAL SOCIETY 121 II UP£ S T. P~o·, I :;;;::cl::• R. I. 02900 Scranton Criticism Of lsr-oel Received With Anger,. Dismay NEW YORK: As a result of Liberation Organization was also criticism by William W. Scranton, laking part. - · ch_ief American delegate to the · The State Department, without United Nations Security Council, taking note publicly of Mr. Dinitz's over Israeli policy in occupied complaints, described the Scranton territories, Israel has officially filed statements as not going beyond es­ a complaint with the United States. tablished American policy. VOLUME LIX, NUMBER 4 FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1976 20¢ PER COPY Israeli Ambassador, Simcha Robert L. Funseth, I.he Dinilz, telephoned Henry A. department spokesman, pointed Kissinger, secretary of state, and out. as had Mr. Scranton in his Lon Cere/'s Act Shines Joseph J. Sisco, under secretary, to speech, that similar statements had express Israel's dissatisfaction, ac­ been made in earlier years by other cording to officials of the state American delegates Mr. Funscth­ department and Israeli sources. listed Arthur" J . Goldberg, Charles With Magic And Humor Mr. Scranton, restating previous­ W. Yost and George H. Bush. ly expressed American views, called Mr. ·scranton's immediate By BARBARA WRONSKI lsraeli_selllcmcnts in Arab territory, predecessor, Daniel P. Moynihan. "an obstacle to the success of the Lon S. Ccrel, 19, is a second year who was vcr)' popular with Israelis. negotiations for a just and final student in behavioral psychology at never made such statements about peace." He added that Israel's Providence College as well as a occupied territory, Mr. Funseth first-rate magician. Recently, he annexation of East Jerusalem, said, because the issue had not "cannot considered other than barned and bemused H~rold stafT be arisen during his tenure. interim and provisional." meiiilicrs. with a demonstration of "What I'm saying is that Scran­ so~ of his sleight-of-hand tricks The Scranton remarks were received with anger and dismay in ton was restating a long-standing whiloMassachusetts, Community Center from 1:30 until Synagogue Council or America. will be appearing Tuesday, March 4:00 p.m., will be Dr. Harold Since the appearance of the article, 30, at '64 Hall in the PC student un­ Himmclfarb. professor of sociology and an address by Dr. Himmclfarb ion at 7:30 p.m. A special half-hour at Ohio State University. Dr. at a national conference sponsored attraction during this "Evening ·or Himmclfarb's research and writings by the American ssociation fo r Magic & ESP" will be a test of his in recent years have centered on the Jewish Education, the reaction to telepathy and clairvoyance which impact of religious schooling upon his provocative thesis has led to (Continued on page 20) LONS. CEIEL adult religious involvement. much soul-searc hing a nd self­ This annual event will bring evaluation on the effects of Jewish VISA GRANTED together the teachers, ad­ education and its future. Rabbi Rotman To Be Honored LONDON: Ernest Neizvestny, ministratiors. Rabbis and school Dr. Himmclfarb is editorial con­ the prominent Soviet sculptor, was board members or 12 religious sultant of the American Journal of For Service To Jews told by Soviet authorities that his schools affiliated with the bureau Sociology and a consultant of the application for an exit visa has been for an afternoon devoted to Jewish Rabbi Bernard Rotman, spiritual granted. He said in Moscow that he education and fell owship. leader of Temple Beth Am, intends lo emigrate lo Israel. Dr. Himmelbfarb's talk, "The Warwick, will be honored for his Severely criticized by Krushchev for Future of Jewish Education-An leadership and service to the syn­ his modernistic art, he was even­ Agenda for Action." is based upon agogue, the Jewish people a nd tually reconciled with him. his recent article "Jewish Education Israel at a cocktail reception in behalf of State of Israel Bonds, it was announced by Abraham Aron, 'Rendezvous With Freedom' president of the congregation. Th.e tribute to Rabbi Rotman will Viewing Jewish Ti-mes be held Saturday, April 3, at 8:00 p.m. a l Temple 'Beth Am in "Rendezvous with Freedom, A Bicentennial Commissio n as an of­ cooperation with the Rhode Island Bicentennial View of the Jewish ficial event of its Bicentennial Committee, State of Israel Bonds, Experience in America" is the celebration. under the leadership of Richard theme of the a nnual Interfaith Day Registration for the day's events Licht, stale senator. sponsorcif by the Temple Beth:_~ will begin al 8:45 a.m. For further Rabbi Rotman is a native of , Sisterhood, Monday, April 5. The information and registration, call Worcester, Massachusetts, and _purpcse of the workshop program Temple Beth El at 331-6070. throughout his years of study at the is to inspire open discussion and to Committee chairmen for Inter­ fowish Theological SeminaLy he , have guests learn more. about faith Day include Mrs. W. Irving served as teacher and youth leadi:r· Judaism and the Jewish people, in a Wolf, Jr., Pawtucket chairman; DR. HAROLD HIMMELFARB in · South Orange, New ,!_el"Sey; mutual exchange of ideas. Mrs. L.L. Jacques, Pawtucket­ Roasalyn, New Yo ri<; a nd RABBI BERNARD ROTMAN . Registration; Mrs. Seeber I J. American Jewish .Committee on Keynoting the all day event will Inter-Faith Marriages. Flushing, New York. be Rabbi Theodore Lewis of the Goldowsi.f~;.ti-\( iDAt ·.:c:"'a.cK. 26!.1916 . · OJL CONSUMP'llON UP Counterculture Sought WASH I NG TON: After a two- pen:e111 ancj distillate, home heating Against US Nihilism ~ cur decline in the; use or petroleum · oil. up 7 .9 percent. At the same .._ products in· lhe United 'States con- lime; the American · Petroleum Obituaries NEW YORK: There is need to• ,umplion has begun to turn up. day, says Martin Cohn, (or "a new · Fcllecal Energy, ,Administration lnstil~te, _t he oil industry's lob_by_ing kind of counterculture." figures show an increase in con- orgamza!1o_n, . reported th~t oil 1m- .._. C.. HARRIET HOLLAND Cohn chairman of B'nai B'rith's ,u111ption ·Qt 3'.1 percent-over last -· ports were up shaoily this month The funeral or Leah (Echenberg) Funeral services for Harriet commi~sion on adult Jewish 1t•ar. wilh gasoline use up to 6.7 · compa(ed with .lut year. Cohe?, 75, a former resident of (Sobel) Holland, 45, · who died eduacation, contends that contem­ Providence, was held Sund_•fy--March 23 following a long illness, porary American society is nirting March _21, at the M~unt ~ma1 were held the following day at Tem­ with nihilism . .Memonal Chapel. She died Friday, pie Emanu-EI. Burial was in the And the breakdowns in March 19, in Miami Beach, Lincoln Park Cemetery. The wife·of traditional norms of conduct has Florida. Burial was in Lincoln Park Marvin S. Holland, she had resided WEEK OF MARCH 28 also infected Jewish life, he adds. Cemetery. She was the wife of Max at 16 Leicester Way and Mumford Cohn, says that some of the old Cohen. Road, Narragansett. Jewish values - "family stability, LEAN NY STYLE BONE IN TENDER DELICIOUS A Florida resident for the last Mrs. Holland had been a member intellectuality, the kind of Jewish five years, she lived in Providence of the Governor's Permanent Ad, work ethic which led to Jewish FLANK EN 1.39 L8 for eight years prior to that move. visory Commission on the status of success in America" - need re­ She was born in Quebec, Canada. women and had been in a variety of emphasizing. Besides her husband, she leaves a civic and religious organizations. He and Lily Edelman, B' nai FANO YOUNG .MEATY U OVEN READ Y daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Jacobson of Mr. Holland is president of the E. B"rilh"s director of aduh Jewish Warwick; a son_, Jack . Cohen of Rosen Company and 1he American education, discussing the issue al Belleville. Ontario; a sister, Mrs. Chemical Works antrcl!airman of lhe commission·s annual meeting CAPONS A'/_'~T 89 (LB Claire Vineberg of Montreal, and 1h,e Howard Development Corpora- here. propose one way to do it. five grandchildren. lion. which is creating an industrial .. Jewish consciousness-raising." All MEA TS & POU LT RY MADE KO SHER SOAKED & SALTED , Edlel Kaplu park on slale land in Cranston. they call it. Funeral services were held at Mrs. Holland was a supporter of .. Simply pul. ii means gelling Sugarman Memorial Chapel on · former Governor Frank Lichl in his Je ws who understand their SundBoston. and a daughter, Deborah Card of Thanks Zurich Hollywood. Florida. and three Holland. a studenl al Berklee The family of the late ROSE June 20-June 30-Second Masonic Pilgrimage lo the Holy grandchildren. College of Music. also in Boston. SANDLER wi1h to thank their rela­ Land tivff and friends for the many ex­ pressions of sympathy received dur­ June 22-July JO-International Trade Fair-Modern Living Vel vel Pasterna k and Richard ing their recent bereavement. June 27-July 4-lnternational Convention of Jr. Red Cross Passover Melodies Neumann, BJE dirr:tor of music JACOB SANDLER and Magen David Adom education·. the cassette contains MAX L. SANDLER J- 27.Jldy II-Adventure Vacation In Israel-Fall River. Now On Cassette tunes based on traditional songs of SAMUEL H. GLASSMAN July I.July IS--United Methodist Church, led by Rev. John NEW YORK: The melodies of BESSlE BONNEVILLE Jews throughout lhe world, as well MARTHA SCHWARTZ / H. Pressey. the Passover Haggadah come into JIiiy I.J ■Iy 18-New England and Conn. Valley Region of as some of modern Israeli origin. ANN GORDON the home and classroom through ETHEL KAPLAN United Synagogues of America, led by Aaron and Ellen .. Seder Melodies," a new cassette - .. Seder Melodies" is available by Kischell. published by the Jewish Education conlacling Eileen G . Roth, Unveiling Notice July 4-July 7-lnternational Forum on Adolescence Press of the Board of Jewish Educa­ associate in marketing services, The unveiling of a monument in July 7-July 28-Holy Family Church, led by Father tion board of Jewish education of memory of the late DORA MAKE Trepanier. of Greater New York and Tara Greater New York, 426 West 58th BENDER will toke place on Sunday, J ■Iy 12-J ■Iy 26--Bethany Lutheran to the Holyiand. Publications. April I 1, at 12:30 p.m. in Lincoln J ■Iy IS-Allplt 5 United Church of Shirley, led by Rev. Containing 21 Seder melodics, StrecVNew York. N. Y. 10019. at Park Cemetery. Friends and rela­ Leonard W. Silvester. select~ by noted music authority (212) 245-8220 e•tension 858. tives are invited to attend. July 18-A■ --t I-Tri-Parish Community Church, led by Rev. James A. Ewen. July 22-A■-- 12-Pilgrim Congregation Church, led by Rev. V. Venator. . The Sugarman Memorial Chapel in August I-August IS-Temple Shaarei Tefilah, led by Rabbi Nason Goldstein Providence has been the home of August 4-September 6-Jewish Community Center in Enosbury, Vermont, led by Mr. R. Lieberman. traditional Jewish Services for over 60 August 9-Aucusc 29...:.congregation Beth El, led by Rabbi and years, and once again we are also able to Mrs. Lawrence Kushner August II-August 25--a-Ciub Beth Shalom, North Woodstock, serve you in our Chapel in Warwick. led by Mr. Frank E. Herman. August 14-August 29-Community of Bingham, led by Dr. Stephen A. Moser. Aupst IS-September 19-Hebrew Association in Ct., led by Mr. Jerry Duizend. Suµ-armm11 Mt·mDriai Chapeb Augusl 22-Augusl 27-3rd International Congress of Jewish Lawyers and Jurists 458 Hope Street, Providence 331-8094 ii ■ l1 ■-putlaf Ilst1111· ofl1omogeMOU croups. AIIO uallallle are EI Al's ully croup toun, 1924 Elmwood Avenue, Warwick 467-7750 In Florida (305) 861-9066 For more lnformation, _contad your El Al tranl agent or: El Al ISRAEL AIRLINES Lewis J. Bosler 607 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON Tel.: 617-267-9220 rna'I 'lo"' :Jime o/ need •lo"A■ lA"'"- ..... ~ THIS LISTING IS A SERVICE OF THE . le man'I 'learJ awa'I ISRAEL GOVERNMENT TOURIST OFFICE E,ASTE~N REGION

------,------~--- ' ,, .. TJt6_aKQR£ (SLAljD 'WM!::B• f:!!J>A)'., pt3A_RCH ,¥'· 1976-3 Group or Hadassah will~ held ori · €oinniittee members include Monday, March 29-, at 12:30 p.m. 'at Muriel Leach, program; Honey the Jewish Community Center. Seltzer, hospitality; and Lenka The speaker will be Marge ■R■o■s■e'■pilr■es■i■d■en■l■------• Housen who is the Western New England regional president or Hadassah. Invitations of all _ -TYLENOi: -Kinds • -...... , NEW -. Cost L"ess::At ASSOCIATED LOWPRICE 30% DISCOUNT: 109_'.tl.ABLETS WlTH THIS-AD : 19 SUMMER STREET 89< PAWTUCKET, R.I. IVY APOTHECARY ( across from Y, next to library) Hope & Rochambeau Ave. Prov. R.I. 421-3047 726-0038 JACK'S FABRICS HOURS: 9: 30 A.M. TO 5: 30 For Home Or Office

Shown above i1 the planning commillff for the _u,;,ptlon .,f the Jewilh Home for the Apd luilcling Fvnd Cam-­ CUSTOM DRAPES paign. Seated, left to right are Walter Chucnln, co-chairman fw the gtOUp and .,...._ of the nweting; Sol White, 'SLIPCOVERS chairman; Abe Aron, Warwick chairman; Howard Sllvennan, East 0.-wich chairman; and Max Alperin, WINDOW SHADES president and general chairman of the Jewish Home for the At,ed. Standing, left to right, .loMph Gallcln, campaign -1-t; .,__ Kaplan, Croniton co-chairman; Martin BEDSPREADS Dillelman; IAo Cohen; llliot Dittelman·; hlclore Korn; Har.w ...... ,, and Georp Katz. UPHOLSTERING Chairwoman for the event is Mrs. Hyman Schachter. Her committee CALL Notices includes Mrs. Harry Goldberg, coordinator; Mrs. Harris Lury and 725-2160 NEW ADDRESS preparing and planning for the Esther G rossman, program book; Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Kushner, future. Available topics include: Mrs. Jack Crovitz, Chai donors; w ·e Jl'i'i/1 S end A formerly or 825 Pontiac Avenue in The BBCCS-Wltat Is ii?. Sttattd Mr s . S a muel Sudak off, Decorator To Cranston have relocated to 90 Pon­ Your llome Or Office Caners, Planning for Retinmott, decorations; Mrs. Joseph Strauss, 725 DEXTER STREET CENTRAL FAUS tiac Avenue, Cranston, Apartment Tire Gene,at/on Gap-Fact or Fiction, doo r prizes: Rebecca Bernat, table No. 11, zip code 02910. How to Chorue a Collqe, F'-'c"'6 g ifts; Mrs . Herbert Feldma n, a College Education, Showd I Go to treasurer: Mrs. George Berlinsky, YASEEN BAR MITZVAH College, Campus Unre.rt-Wliat secretary: Mrs. Samuel Bochner, I FOODS PREPARED fQ!. PASSOVER I Michael Yaseen, son or Mr. and AboUI It?, H?iat About dte 01118 program: Mrs. Sheldon Schwartz, I·------■ I Mrs. Robert Yaseen, will become Prob/mu? and How to Study. diamond drawing; a nd Mrs . SEDERS WITHOUT WORK Bar Mitzvah at Saturday, March Study. Nathan Fink, ex officio. I I 27, morning services at Temple I nlcresled PTA 's, schools, I BY ORDER ONLY I Sinai, 11:15 a.m. religious groups, community SINGLES DANCE I I centers, youth groups, and other The Single Adults (35 years or I ANDREOZZI I< TRINKLE . organizations may contact Mr. age and up) or the Jewish Com- CHOPPED LIVER ROAST BROILERS I . ·. Andreozzi & Trinkl~. East Rosenberg al 233 Bay State Road, ' muni(y Center or Rhode Island will I I CHICKEN SOUP ROAST CAPONS Providence, has opened for business Boston, Massachusetts, 02215, or dance lo the music or the Glenn I I at I Waterman Avenue. The new phone (617) 536-0453. Jordan band on Sunday, March 28, I MATZO BALLS ROAST TURKEYS firm continues Murray Trinkle al 8:00 p.m. Refreshments will be I I Floor Covering, started· in 1938, by HOPE HIGH REUNION served . POTATO KUGEL ROAST BRISKETS I Murray Trinkle. It is jointly owned The 35th reunion of the Hope I I by Mr. Trinkle's son, Buddy, and High School class or January, 1941, MATZOH KUGEL ROAST BEEF (RIB) daughter, Bobbie (Trinkle) An­ will be held Saturday, April 3, at the ART EXHIBITl

HERALD ADS bring to your SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 2:30-4:00 p.m. doorstep a wide variety of merchan- - disc and services. Take ad.vantage • of the Herald before you go out on 401 ELMGROVE AVE., PROVIDENCE, R.I. your next shopping trip. You may be pleasantly surprised. THE PUBLIC IS INVITED The baking-of Shmura Matzo waa held on March l 0, with the attendance of the board of rabbit and the offlcera of the Manlachewih company WIENER TRAVEL--, present at the Jeraey City plant. Here, Rabbi Chaim Karlinsky hands the 37th Year certificate of Kaahruth to Bernard Manlachewltz, preaident of B. othy Ann Wiener " · 1976 Maniachewitz Company. Left to right, Rabbi Emanuel Gettinger of New CAMP YOUNG JUDAEA R TRAVEL AGENT" Inc. ~ Lake llebooalc, Amherat, New Hempohlre-1 Hour lrom lloaton York City, William B. Maniachewlh, ~abbi David L Silver of HaJriaburg, ~ E Pennsylvania, and Robert M. Starr, executive vice preaident of the B. I ldNI Cemptng 1or lloya end Girts 9-15 Maniachewitz Company. I S 1.. Acres ol Scenic IINuty C T Dwlr 50 ~n fllcrNlltnal ltld lll'lel Cultural ActMlles E ~ s I WEEK SEASON OR TWO 4-WEEK PERIODS ·1e.!?EL!I!!!!! ______. I 2 • Outstanding Waterfront I Athletlc Acll,ltlea Noiices 7 E 2 • Otemlght C1mpln9 • 4 to 1 Camper Coun11lor Ratio CRANSTON HADASSAH a ttended Barrington College. She is D • larNtl•Folkaong, DanCe, Dramatic ■ I Ol1cu11lon Program u • Golf • Artl ■ nd Craft& • Hor,-.ck Riding • Ecology Cranston Chapter Hadassa~ will also a talented cellist. This is her C 6 hbld its annual donor dinner at the second season with the Eastern E 2 -• I Tennta Court ■ • St,..t Hockey • Gymn11tlc1 Ramada Inn in Seekonk, Connecticut Symphony and she is a D 0 • Competent. lhture I Expertenced Stell 0 Massachusells, on March 29 at 6:30 member of the Artists International • Dietary lewa ObNr-..d • Modem Phyalcal Plent p.m. Chairlady of the evening is Opera Orchestra. She also performs -· Accredited Camp: Amerfcan Cemplng Aaaoclallon Dorothy Weinberg; treasurer, with other professional groups in Call or Send for Brochure• and Appllcallona to: Arline Buckler; ad book co­ Boston. CHAAUS e. ROTMAN, Ed .D., Director chairladies. Belly Ann Pierce, Doris Tickets may be purchased al the 61 Kingsbury Stffft, Wellealey, Mall. 02181 Jacober and Lillian Woolf. box office. This concert is covered Tel: 817-237-~10 or 820-1542 The invocation will be read by by the RI Stale Council on the Arts Josie Gold and greetings from the Ticket Endowment Program. Western New England Region of Hadassah will be brought by the pr~sident of the region_, Marge WATERCOLORS SHOW WE HAVE SPACE! Housen. The Providence · Water Color SOUTHAMPTON PRINCESS Entertainment will be by David Club will present a show of water­ BERMUDA Winston of Boston, who will give a colors by Walter Jones at the Club MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND program· of Israeli and Hebrew gallery, 6 Thomas Street, from tnusk. April 4 through 16. TUVEI GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAIi.ABLE Mr. Jones. a member of the SPRING LUNCHEON Providence Water Color Club, is ~ NEW REDUCED RA TES ~ n the Historic: Ob'servance & • The Providence Chapter,· of presently art director of the T ID. ni, $139 T Celebration of the Holiday of Brandeis 'University National f>aramolrnt Linc Company of Paw­ DISNEYWOILD • ., Liberation; the Sea Crest w'oinen·s' Cornl))ittee is having thei"r tucket. I IOUNDTli, $147 ! lnvllee )'OU to En/oy A ,MIAMI A annual spring luncheon on April 6. He has studied at the T IOUNDTIII' T It will be called "'An Afternoon in Massachusells College of Art and E ORLANDO $1 5 8 E PASSOVER The Barn, for a Culinary the School of Practical Ari in Wld.-91.n, Aprll 14-11 Experience." The ·luncheon will Boston. His recent art awards SI . NITE RIGHT s begin al 12:00 noon, with a cooking .include the Mitten Award for CHARTERS TO HAWAII. I Traditional Servioes'••Sedarim watercolor from Jordan Miirsh and demonstration lo follow by Ber­ c CALIFORNIA, MIAMI, ST. C •Wed.· Fri., April 14-16 Fri:-Sun.,April 16-18 nard, the French gourmet chef. The the Providence Water Color Club A MARTINS, JAMAICA, LONDON, A 3 Days - 2 Nights 3 Days · 2 Nights event will take place al Cafe in the Award. l From ,7.. MAP ptr per$On , Obt 0cc F,om 1 41. MAP per perso n. Obi 0cc l Barn in Seekonk, Massachusetts. An open reception will be held on J PlR~:•l~~~:~E~~~~:TC. Pacllage A-. Include: All Packages plus Mass. State All the proceeds will go lo the Book April 4 from 2 to 5 p.m. Gallery • Modified American Plan. incl. Tax & Gratuities hours thereafter arc Tuesday Breakfast I Dinner Fund Committee. oF------F We Sell Travel o • Accommodations with TV through Saturday, 12:30 lo 3:30 1 All TOURS All CRUISES 1 • Indoor Pool, Sauna SPRING BEN~FIT CONCERT p.m. and Sundays, 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. · Dancing Nightly · Sl. Dunslans Day School will D All FLIGHTS D • All-Weather Tennis E E sponsor a Spring Benefit Concert at UNITED BROTHERS Call #or FREE Brochu,~ • 6 Goll Courses Nearby The Year "Round Weatherproof T T • Game Room-Card Room Resort on Cape Cod Alumnae Hall, Brown University, Dr. Seeber! J. Goldowsky will be A DOROTHY ANN A · 1,000 It. Private Beach I North Falmouth, Mass. 02556 Friday, April 9, al 8:00 p.m. the guest speaker Friday, "April 2, at WIENER TRAVEL I -Magnificent INDOOR TENNIS Holel Tel: (617) 548-3850 L L The lfealured soloist will be 8:00 p.m. at the monthly service of s s_ COMPLEX (nominal hourl_y lee) Ken Battles-Steve Hill, Directors baritone Lucien L. Olivier, a Rhode the United Brothers Synagogue, Island vocalist with an impressive 205 High Street. Bristol. Dr. musical background. For nine Goldowsky's topic will be "200 seasons he toured the United States Years of Rhode Island Jewish SHOP MURPHY'S FOR ALL YOUR and Canada as leading baritone History." wi th the Goldovsky Grand Opera Dr. Goldowsky has been the PASSOVER NEEDS Theatre. His repertoire for the even­ editor of the Rhode Island in g will consist of both opera and Historical Noles since May 1962 • CARMEL • MANISCHEWITZ • SLIVOVITZ, ETC. light concert music. and has wrillen numerous articles on Rhode Island -medical history. 1- Included o n the same program will be more contemporary music He is a graduate of Brown Universi­ by a group headed by Gary Bassett, ty and Harvard Medical School and al recent St. Dunstans graduate. was the former chief of surgery at Tickets for the concert may be ob­ Miriam Hospital. Currently, he is tained by calling the school at 421- medical director of Rhode Island 4414, or may be purchased al the _ Blue Cross & 13.lue Shield. door. BETH TORAH SISTERHOOD CONCERTO CONTEST The monthly meeting of the Tem­ The Young Peoples Symphony of ple Beth Torah Sisterhood will be RI will present two young soloists Wednesday, April 7, at 8:15 p.m. at in a Concer.lo Contest on Sunday, the Temple. March 28. 4:30 p.m. at Veterans G uesl speaker ,yill be Rabbi Auditorium in Providence. Dr. Gerald Zelermyer who will djjcuss Joseph Conte will conduct. " Law versus Superstition." A social Miss Aroosiag Andreassian, a 15 -hour will follow with refreshments. year old pianist from Russian Members and their guests are in­ Armenia, has been in this country a vited to allnencl. Ii Ille over a year and is a student of Mary Sadovnikoff. In Armenia, Miss Andreassian attended the SINGLE PARENTS Tchaikovsky Conservatory of Single parents are invited to Music. This-1 concert will be her allend Providence Chapter 77 debut with an American orchestra. Parents ,Without Partners New­ Eleanor Stover, hornisl, is comers' Night, Friday, March-26 ~t presently allending Boston Univer­ 8:30 p.m., at Howard Johnson's sity. She is a student of David Oha­ Motor Lodge, Jefferson Boulevard, Warwick. The meeting will be held nian of the Boston Symphony. Miss .'Q() PAWTUCkfT in the Gold Room. Any single Stover is an alunina of YPSORI, a 219 ACADEMY AVE ., PROV . AVFNUE 831-9284 graduate of Classical High, and has parents are welcome. . ~ .,., ' 1 . '~ffie it-1bii1::' isuf.lB'.1Torut>~i:'rb'6~ 'i.' r.tAiu::ii' i6. i916 t~~ the rights of Jews to buy · or sell property. Exposure to ·newspaper ad pages 3 ·olU of 5 housewives read news­ US Catholic Bishops· Recite In a letter to Bishop James S. in newspapers is consistent by day paper (ood ads prior to shopping Rausch, General Secretary, of the of the week for_groceries. Prayer.Jo Syrian Jews U. S. Catholic Conference, Rabbi Joseph H. Lookstcin, president of NEW YORK: A prayer for the Catholic Bishops have officially . Jews of Syria will be among the' requested that Cath.olics the Synagogue Council, expressed "profound gratitude for the action gener'al ' intercessions of parish throughout the nation recite. a PERSONAL· masses across the United States on special prayer during Mass on taken by the U. S. Catholic Conference," adding that the Sunday, March 14, during the Sab­ behalf of Jews suffering oppression NURSING bath of Concern sponsored by the and injustice. "plight of Syrian Jews raises Synagogue Council of America, 4,000 Syrian Jews arc virtually profoundly humanitarian questions beginning today (March 12). prisoners in their own country, an which transcend the tragic political divisiveness that has marked the SERVICE, INC It is the first time that the U. S. SCA spokesman said. Since 1948, the borders of Syria have been clos­ arab-lsrael connict." ed to them except for brief periods The text of a suggested prayer \. Personal professional- GIRL SCOUT COOKIES was sent to Catholic bishops across STILL .AVAILABLE of relaxation. services wherever and Denied basic human rights, life the country by Bishop Rausch after whenever they are want~d. Girl Scouts of for Jews in the ghettoes of the Synagogue Council invited Rhode Island, Inc. Damascus, Aleppo and Kamishli is Catholics lo join them in com­ harsh. Constantly under sur­ memorating the Sabbath of IF NO GIRLS CALLED veillance, Jews must carry special Concern: . • 24 HOURS SERVICE • RECEPTIONISTS TO TAKE YOUR ORDEI "Let us join with our fellow • RN's LPN'S & AIDES • MEDICAL SECRET ARIES identity cards and cannot travel TELEPHONE from one Syrian city to another Christians, Jews, and others across • HOMEMAKERS without special permission from the our nation today in com­ 331-4500 memorating a Sabbath of Concern 255 MAIN STREET, PAWTUCKET secret police. In many areas, they c..liieswillte...,._. cannot obtain employment and arc of Jews in Syria." After a pause for 724-8520 Jhe Wffli of Mardi 29 denied permission to attend univer­ silent prayer the petition continues: sities. Discriminatory rules restrict "That there may be an alleviation of the suffering experienced by the Jews living in Syria and that they may be free lo move and to emigrate as they desire, let us pray l"TERNATIONAL GIFT GALLERY to the Lord ... WIDE SEL"ICTION OF UNIQUE INotices I LINHARES SPEAKS IMPORTED & DOMESTIC GIFTS & HANDICRAFTS Mr. Kenneth Linhares of the Rhode Island Heart Association wil l speak at the March 29 meeting of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Persian & Oriental Rugs Am, Gardiner Street, Warwick. Mr. BUY • SELL • TRA~E • SERVICE Linhare will speak on Cardiac­ SEE OUR 823 RESERVOIR AVE. pulmonary Resuscitation in Basic CRANSTON Life Support. ISRAEL ANTIQUES WANTED Marilyn Lerner is chairman for IMPORTS the evening. Copies of the Passover BUY • ESTATES & CONSIGNMENTS DAILY 10 To 8 943 7070 plcasers cook-book will be sold at ( CLOSED MONDAYS I • the meeting or may be obtained by calling either Elaine Bolvin at 739- 4651 or Marcia Perry at 467-9094 .

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If the Club fin esse after they cash counseling ond the lowest fores! yo u do not want to think give up Diamonds and can take it safely Ask us about low rate thi s game. Yet actually it is not fo r even ' ir it should lose to West travel plans to Israel. WE WI LL CARRY A FULL LINE OF nearly as difficult as some make he can onl y cash two more Call 728-3600 it. Spades. East had led one back af­ HOPE TRAVEL, INC. PASSOVER MERCHANDISE ter taking hi s Diamond Ace. So 32 Goll Ave .. North par on the hand shou ld have been National Bui/din , Pawtucket ♦ K 8 4 plus 430 but th e scores showed • J 3 two pairs down 150, four pairs f K J 10 9 5 2 plus 400 making three and onl y ♦ 7 4 four who made the overtrick. Even West . East that overtri.ck is easy if only these j ♦ Q 10 9 5 • J 3 Declarers learned to cou nt. Those • °K 10 5 • Q 9 7 2 who failed to make it were afraid ♦ S 7 3 ♦ A 6 4 of Spades but if they counted they ♦ 10 6 2 ♦ K J 9 8 would know that there were onl y South two Spades left and even if West ♦ A 7 6 2 had that Club King he still didn't • A 8 6 4 · have Moral: Do not think you are being wasteful by overtaking ♦ Q FOR YOUR DINING PLEASURE an honor with anoth er one. it ♦ A Q 5 3 might ,be the best act of saving South was Dealer, no one you cotl!d do on the hand provided the freshest seafood, superb boneless chicken specials, vulnerable with this bidding: you do it at the right ti,me. prime loin lamb chops, the finest western beef and milk-fed s w · N E veal, fresh vegetables, homemade soups and chowders, ,.• p I ♦ p IHE p I ♦ p specially baked desserts-all exquisitely and uniquely 2NT p 3NT End pr.epared to order. Most of the pairs played the hand in t!ie same No Trump con- / tract with South Declarer and I would imagine they bid the hand WED THUR FRI SAT SUN as shown . The pro blem was to make it. Every West I watched led Nights 5:30 PM-Midnight a Spade, their normal lead. it was Mathewson & Fountain Sts. Providenc~ their only four card suit plus it - 421,5053 was the only suit not bid. They couldn't know South had four Spades, too, but as the cards are it makes no difference, it is the best lead. The first pitfall in the hand is to We Are win that Spade in South so as to Now Accepting preserve Dummy's King for an ex­ tremely necessary entry to those Limited Fall Enrollments Diamonds. it is the only entry yet ENGAGED: Mr. and Mn. Morris For Children 3 to 6 In Our I saw one Declarer win the first Waitaman of Capwell Avenue an• trick in Dummy. He had no nounce the engagement of their NU RSERY--KINDERGARTEN chance at all for when he lost hi s daughter, Carol Gall Waltaman of · & FULL DAY PROGRAMS Diamond to the Ace to set up that 8oaton to Steven Ric• of Hope For Additional Information, Call For An suit he cou ldn 't get to Dummy to Street, Providence. He is the aon of use the five other good Diamonds. Mr. and Mra. Jorclan Rice of .Barbour Appointment--766-0500 Or Write To: The rest did not make that error. Drive, Providence. - PIED PIPER CHILD CENTERS- 1 They all <;lid realiz~ the value of Min Waitaman la attending 178 EAST ST. leaving that King over there. Lesley College in Cambridge, - . PAWT., R.1.--728-3050 They won the first trick in their Mauachu.. tta ..Mr . Rice is attending own hand and naturally imme­ North Eastern College In Boaton. ONE PIED PIPER LANE diately went after their long suii, The couple haa ..ta -July 18, 1976, (Off Nate Whipple Highway) Diamonds, for they couldn't make . wedding date. CUMBERLAND, R. 1.--766_-0500 the hand without them. True, they are all cashable yet I watched two FRENCH-GERMAN JETS Declarers arrange not to. How? 1 PARIS - Official sources said When they led their own Queen th~t France will sell Egypt 120 they complactntly let it ride sure French-German-built Alpha jet air- one of their opponents would win . craft and the French-made Atar it right then. Bui that is what they engine that can be installed in . were, opponents not partners and Egypt's Soviet-made MIG jets naturally East in those cases when their original engines wear allowed that Queen to hold the out. The deal was concluded follow­ trick. Now what? They can get ing a visit here by Egyptian air force over to that Spade King and lead commander vice-marshal another Diamond and get that suit Mohammed Sl'iaki:r Abdel-Monein. finally established b~t now can. no longer get back to make any more H,erald ads bring results. - -- ... -·-· '""""'"- I - . 8-THE RHODE ISLAND ·HERALD, fRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1976 ',,

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At, tho Emanu-EI Purim t.atival, Michael ancl Adam Winegard, Jane In above picture (they wouldn't atand atill to give their nam" In order-.), Litwin, Martha Barron, Robert Cohen and Franli Litwin, hepefvlly from left to right, are Jcnon and Laura Finli, Sharon Smith, and Saro and Rochel Irwin at the Community Center.

All the children who did not portlefpate in the Jewish, Community Left to right, Harry Brosofsky, Be11 Marchus ( in box), and Ellie Brosofsky Center's Purim pageant looked on with excitement. at JCC. •• f • • ~ .• • ,• ·, ·, , t,, I'\'~' , , ' ~ , ' _f '/ ·1·1, · .,,' I.' ? ·, .·,·,, ;' , •. ' JHE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1976-9

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l'alcstinc Liberation • Army con­ show. with a large a udience of U.s'. Mo•es ·Harmful ;;..,.... Rabin Denies trolled by Syria did. children and teenagers, and these Political Cartoons Why Can't Starsky Be The Prime Minister's p~ litical Mr. Rabin said Israel had given viewers a re being exposed to the ~ standing has been further crodcd·by :C Secret Pledges no pledges whatsoever apart from healthy Jewish awareness of two Attack Rabin the Ford Administration's receot !Tl TEL. A '4:IV: Secret commitments the disengagement agreements with More Like Mr. Kotter? appealing indivi duals - as effective J ER USALEM: After 21 months decisions to reduce military aid to ~ ­ restricting Israel's freedom of Egypt and Syria, the second dis­ Although American television The ·absurdit y of ABC's a counter to a nti-Semitism as the in office, Prime Minister Yitzchak Israel next year and to se I arms to O I ! military action against Syria were engagement or so-called interim has become fascinated with ethnici­ arguments for concealing the truth creation of a bigot-buffoon like Rabin is finding himself on the f:gypt. The Israeli public regards C f ! denied by Prime· Minister Yitzhak agreement with Egypt, and the ty in recent years, it is still not quite about Starsky is revealed by its op­ A rchie Bunker. defensive and, despite his i 1 ~abin. under pressure from cease-lire with Jordan. He said sure how to handle Jews. Certain posite attitude toward another of its The impressive ratings back up negotiating achievements, is failing both moves as signs of a new ~ J P-,trliament, recently, over what he Israel was bound by them as long as network programming chiefs still shows, which features two producer Komack's faith in the to project the image of confident American "c.venhandedncss" ~ had promised Egypt through these agreements ·are observed in somehow doubt that viewers in characters with a distinctly Jewish American public ("they're just leadership that former Prime toward Israel and the Arab states. > Since Mr. Rabin has m11dc close :Z Secretary of State Henry A . .word and · spirit by the parties f Middle America can really relate to ethos, and both arc allowed to ad­ groovy about accepting ethnics," he Minister Golda Meir and the late Kissinger. . concerned. . people who come right out and say mit to their herita~c. observes) and serves as a guarantee David Ben-Gurion achieved so ef­ relations with Washington, the cor- C Mr. Rabin took issue with Egyp­ Israel has refused to deal with the VISIT that they are Jewish. The show is Welcome Back that, unlike Starsky, Epstein and fortlessly. nerstone of his foreign policy, his. ;; tian President Anwar el-Sadat, who Palestine Liberation Organization, Forget the ratings success of a Koller, and producer James Kotter will not be muzzled, for the In the opinion of, Israelis inter­ · politi~al. position has sufferccj by ,~ daimed he received a pledge which it regards as the umbrella show like "Rhoda," the chiefs still Komack, who is also responsible cardinal rule of television is that viewed recently, their country's . assoc1allon. 1 , r- through Mr. Kissinger, at a Kuwait organ iz·a ti on of te,r ro r is t ISRAEL have their doubts, and that settles for Chico and the Man, confesses you don't tamper with a proven already tough negotiating position lsraelis arc feeling pushed these C news .conference on February 29, movements. that. On the whole, they are far that he is surprised t·hc network did winner. even if that means disregar­ will likely be stiffened and the days - by the United States, by the :,, - i'I that Israel w ould not attack Syria. \ Mr. Rabin replied: NOW mo re comfortable with characters not clamp down on his rampant ding the rule that the only good hawkish mood prevailing there Arabs, by their own economic dif- :illl Mr. Sadat said it was part of the "I can tell the House what we like David Starsky, seen on ABC's ethnicity. (In addition to the Jews, television Jew is one who a lso could reinforced. liculties - and their customary 6 i1 latest disengagement agreement were told." Starsky and Hutch. · the show also features two Blacks, be mistaken for an Italian. Although he is expected to react ion is to push back. ~ between Egypt and Israel mediated He then read a statement by the Is Starsky Jewish? Well, does a n Italian and a Pole named Mon: Silver remain in office for the foreseeable "The public and the party arc go- • !: .t! i by Mr. Kissinger. ,' Secretary of State affirming the President Ford have accidents? Of Ho rshack, which is supposed to be Baltimore Jewish Tim•• future. _Mr. Rabin_'s critics a~c ing to be deeply skeptical of any 3:: , ' l Zalman Shoval, who belongs to American position that a precondi­ course he's Jewish. Name a trai t Polish for "the caule arc dying.") 1challenging everyt hing from hts new diplomatic initiatives ~abin ~ the opposition Likud party, tion for Palestinian participation associated with Jews. and Starsky Welcome Back Kolter stars stand­ , policy decisions to his personal rroposes in the near , future,' ont r:, 1 JDC H d Pl i brought the mailer up before the was recognition of the legitimate has it. Physicall y, he is an amalgam up comic Gabriel Kaplan as Gabe ea ann1ng style. lsrael_i legislator warned. "And with :i: · l'arliament in Jerusalem. He asked existence of Israel and acceptance of Elliot Gould, George Segal and Kotter. uacher of a gang of high Cartoonists Zero In Golda back in action, the chances ~ j whether Mr. Sadat's statement of relevant Security· Council Ma rvin Ha mlisch - a dark man school incorrigibles, and one of his Research Center of significant territorial concessions · _ explained why Israel did not resolutions. aimed at establishing with intent eyes and a shock of gang is Juan Epstein, television·s VIENNA - Simon Wiescnthal, Nearly every political cartoon are almost nonexistent." :S . l intervene in the Lebanese civil war peace a nd security in the Middle black hair which ri ses into the first Puerto Rican-Jewish character. head of the Jewish Doc umentation published in the Israeli papers in technique of announcing them. In °' in January when units of the East. classic Afro-Jewish bush (although (Freddie Prinzc. of Chico and the Center in Vienna. exhausted by his recent days has zeroed in 1>n Mr. some instances, for example, l' in the pilot, Starsky"s hai r was Man is a Puerto Rican-Jewish ac­ lo ng fight with Dr. Bruno Kreisky, Rabin and his domestic political Cabinet ministers have learned of cropped so short that it looked like tor. but he plays a Chicano.) the Austrian Canecllor, has decided rroblems. Ra bin decisi ons affecting I their I it was straight, and has only grown Kotter speaks whole Yiddish 10 close the center. In one cartoon Mr. Rabin was depa rtments through news broad­ up and o ut in recent mo nths. sentences. tells droll stories with an In it s place. however. Wiesenthal riclured pulling a donkey cart un­ casts. He speaks in side-ofthe-mouth Eastern European navor and is is planning to open a research der 1he whip o f Mrs. Meir a nd a These tactics, plus Mr. Rabin's Brooklynese. and has a wry sense of blessed wi1h compassion and tht center fo r historical studies of the group of Labor Party leaders. In tendency to ignore the party humor. I Starsky to his partner, the abilit y 10 imi1a1e Groucho Marx. Nazi period. a nolher, he was getting a thcraputic leadership in even the most routine quintessential WASP. concerning Epstein. voted ,the "student most He gave 1wo reasons for his deci­ needle administered in a sensitive mailers, led to a f11ll-ncdged party the roughing up of suspect: "you can likely to kill.'" is aciually a loveable sion to shut the documentatio n , pot by Mrs. Meir. crisis. The secretary general, Meir" I play the bad guy for a change. tm bully, with expressive saucer eyes center. which helped in the search Mr. Rabin's main po litical asset Zt1rmi. a nnounced his resignation' tired of it.'" ) a nd a mischievous grin which for fugitive Nazi war criminals. One al the moment, according to inter­ in protest and agreed to retract it ' More evidence: Starsky is conjures up visions of Groucho's was the picas of his wife, Zyla, who vi ews with Israeli ·politicians a nd o nl y after the new leadership forum Ii something of a schlemazel. losing brother Ha rpo. was un able lo stand the tension . journalists, is the lack of a viable was created and the 77-ycar-old dimes and quarters to vending He speaks a smattering of Yid­ The second was the decision of alternative candidate for his job.' Mrs. Meir agreed to come out of machines with astonishing regularity. dish ('" Mazcl Tov"), is likely to say 1hc landlord 10 end the contract for Defense Minister Shimon Peres is po litical retirement. and his be all and end all is food. If ··Shalom. Amigo.'" and tells Pucrlo 1he premises. claiming that they had the man most frequently men­ A ltho ugh the forUJT1 is not an of­ there is a Mrs. Starsky somewhere. Ri can-Jcwishjokes which poke gen­ been let as an apartment a nd not as tioned. but many Israelis seem to ficial body, it will wield con­ she needn "t worry about her son. He tl e fun at the two ethnic groups' an office. di strust him and few are actively siderable political rower. In effect, is eating well. so well that he has a stereotypes. '" You th ink it"s easy be­ Wicsenlhal also pointed out that promo \ing him for Prime Minister. Mr. Rabin now finds himself beginning paunch straining at th e ing a Puert o Rica n Jew?" he asks. ma ny Nazi wa r criminals a nd their The lates t symptom of Mr. dependent on the good-will and ap­ buttons of his denim shirt. Unfo r­ '"Half my brothers are o ut stealing victims had died. He expressed the Rabin"s leadership cri sis was the an­ proval of his predecessor and a tunately his choice offoodstuffs runs pants and lhe other half arc out view 1ha1 because the courts were no uncement of Mrs. Meir's return number ,of party figures he has toward chazerai. alt ering them !'" apparently unwilling lo sentence to acti ve politics as head o f a new largely ignored since assuming of­ Hamburgers topped with chili. Wha1's mo re. Epstei n wears a war criminals. a more ho norable lop-level. policy-making pa rty­ fice. He personally opposed the pickles and sauerkraut. Root beer mezuza a round hi s neck. gi ving course would be to proclaim a leaders hip forum . The forum, creation of the forum but, in the and cold pizza for breakfast. He has Welcome Back Kotter its second general amnesty. whi ch is to meet once a week, will in words of one Israeli politician, "He ~ never ingested traditional Jewish dis­ television fi rst. Some rabbis might The new research cen ter planned effect serve as a party steering com-. had no choice but to accept it and at the Followin1 Almacs Stores hes. but that doesn"t matter. From an fr own upon this. si nce mezuzas by Wiesenthal is to be suppo rted by mittee lhal will discuss in advance live with it." · attitudinal standpoint, Starsky has to we re meanl for doorways and not some $65.000 contributed by Dutch major decisions on domestic and The inclusion of Mr. Meir in the RHODE ISLAND have been weaned on chicken soup. necks. But considering lhe dearth of people after a television program in fo reign-policy issues. forum was perhaps the most strik­ But all this Jewishness doesn"t aclivc Jews o n lelevision, would Ho ll and o utlined lhe Kreisky­ ing admission of the party's lack of ! Widespread Dissatisfaction j f WAKEFIELD 401 Kingstown Road PROVIDE~CE 259 Waterman Street both er A BC. because the show a nyone deny th at a Puerto Rican­ Wicscnthal c·o ntrovcrsy. confidence in Mr. Rabin's I'· Jew who has hi s own mezuza is a Young histo ri a ns doing research WICKFORD . 7715 Post Road makes no reference lo religion what­ The creation of the forum is in lea ders hip qualities. · Israeli ii 1200 Edd ~ Street soever. The simple solution was polenl sy mbol of Jewish pride? a rc expected to benefit first by the itself a harsh commentary on Mr. politicians expect her to provide the LINCOLN The idea fo r the mezuza came o pening of 1he new cente r . :j NEWPORT 181 Bellevue Avenue suggested. perhaps. by an ostrict . .. I Rabin's administrati on. It is the politica l backbone t hat many Rte. 116 off Rte. 146 (Lincoln Mall) don ·, see whether it's ever been es­ from Robert Hegyes. the actor who Wiesenlhal. who has earned sub­ rcsull of widespread dissatisfaction Israelis feel Mr. Rabin has failed to plays Epstein. Hegyes has a rather s l a n l i a I r oya lties by h is \ CRANSTON Garden City WESTERLY 90 Franklin Street tablished one way or th e other (1f in lhe Labor Pa rty wi th his closed, display in dealing with the United Starsky is Jewish )."" said an A BC unusual et hnic background himself: publicatio ns. plans 10 write more inlrospective manner of reaching WARWICK 3030 West Shore Road · States and even with sensitive PAWTUCKET 407 East Avenue executive in New York . '" lt"s just ltalian-H ungarian wilh a Jewish books. He recen tl y d ropped the decisions a nd his autho ritarian domestic issues. ! 18 Airport Road Hoxsie that his name-Dave Starsky-would grandmother. He is a young New slander writ he had issued against EAST GREENWICH 543 Main Street BARRINGTON 186 County Road seem 10 be Jewish or Polish or Rus­ York actor who had originally Dr. K rei sky whic h accused him of 'Independent Palestinian sian. But we don "t think it's right in audit io ned fo r the part of the resorti ng to ··political Mafia l MASSACHUSETTS this day and age 10 categorize people Italia n student. bul Ko mack decid­ methods·· in exposing 1h e Nazi past Entity' Called For unless their ethnic background is a ed to restructure a characted called of Freidrich Peter. the Austrian UN ITED NATIONS, NY - P.L.O. wi ll moderate its attitudes as FALL RIVER 1620 President Avenue NORTH ATTLEBORO ··1he An im al"" to ccommadate Freedom Parly leader. distinctive element of the plot line.·· The estab li s hm en t of an a result of stronger lies with Fgypt. BLACKSTONE 2 Main Street Toner Blvd . (at Rt. 95) He added that Stars~y·s speech Hegyes · impishness. introducing the Befo re 1hc October clecli o ns. Dr. "indcrcndcnt Pa lestinian entity .. ..J .. . . I _, L_ : . : _ _ _ ...J _ _ • - L _: __ • ·· On oc~asion s in the pasl Egypl J - have been raised in the Manhattan _ minorities into Welcome Back _ Party, regarded Peter's party as a same time they voic~d tlieir strong Liberation Organization and its melting pot. Kotter for the price 9f one actor. potential coalition partner. backing of the Palestinian Libera- leader, Yasir Arafat. Dr. Mcgliid Starsky was close to tears when he The show itself may seem to be a However, Dr. Kreisky was returned tion Organization and restated their I asserted today, "Egypt's position had .to shoot a fleeing criminal and little silly. At times it seems as if a to office with a Socialist majority. earlier requests that the Geneva has always been \:me of supporting the criminal died of the wound. Can handful of high school students were Wiesenthal accused Peter of hav­ wnference on the Middle East be and strengthening the P.L.O. by all you imagine the man-machines of told to be amusing jor half an hour ing served with a Nazi SS brigade reconvened :" ' means.·• S. W.A.T. feeling pangs of minus commercial breaks. They which murdered Jews and others in In an address to the new com- He added that Egypt was con- remorse? Starsky is a humane make a lot of funny faces. the Soviet Union during the Second mi ttee on the Exercise of the vin~-ed that the guerrilla organiza- 1 policel]lan~one who cares. Would it Kotter's character doesn't help the World War. 1nalienable Rights of the Palesti- tion could "always make a substan­ (! be 1/o! damaging to the show's situation. There is no way he could Peter admitted serving with the nian People. the Egyptian position tial contribution to all efforts seek­ ratings, which have bee~ consistent­ continue teaching in most any school, unit. but denied that he was in­ on Middle East iss~es was outlinea ing to establish a just and lasting ly good, if ABC would let him ad­ anywhere, judging by his behavior. volved in illegal actions. He later by Ahmed Esmat Abdel Meguid, pea~-.: in the Middle East.'' I' mit to being Jewish once in a while? Mr. Kotter is just one of the boys, in- iss ued a I ibel writ against Cairo's delegate to the United Returning Palestinians If Jewish viewers were given a viting students to his apartment for Wiesenthal. Nations. positive Jewish figure to identify card parties and helping them Listeners noted that the Egyptian Could P~se Threat with, and non-Jewish viewers a Jew engineer pranks which embarrass the Mexican Zionism · delegate refrained from attacks on UNITED NATIONS - The they could admire? schuo/'s conservative, stuffy ad­ Israel. beyond asserting that the Palestine. Liberation Organization Starsky is played by actor Paul ministrators. In the high school bat­ Encourages Tours Palestinian people's fundamental believes that Israel can bc'dcstroycd Michael Glaser, who played the role tle of "us" against " them", he is NEW YORK - The American rights had been "usurped," their if Palestinian refugees arc ~lowed of Perchik. Tevva 's revolutionary­ definitely on the side of "us." Jewish Congress. the Union of economic wealth "looted" and their to return to their hom~s, and minded son-in-law in Fiddler on the On the other hand, Welcome American Hebrew Congregations contribution to civilization denied. property which they lcft,in 194811nd Roof Back Kotter is ABC's top-rated new and the National Council of Jewish "The Palestinian qu~tion should 1949, a right which the 'PLO's Women announced that they would be considered in the context of the observer at the United Nations It constant and necessary efforts to claims is inhcr~nt in ' UN HOROWITZ resume travel programs to Mexico, '•t effective at once, in response to preserve international peace and resolutions. The PLO , observer, Mexico·s newly clarified position security," Dr. Meguid said in what Zehdi Labib Terzi, told the Com- o n Zionism. sounded like a rejection of what is mittce on the Exercise of the The three organizations made the known in the Arab world as "con- Inalienable Right,oftheflalestinian 1; 1 lb. following statement: frontation" strategy. People, that the rct'urn of the 55c I "We note the recent finding by a lsruel is not represented in the 20- Palestinians "would alter the /: Matzoh 'i subcommittee of the conference of nation committee which was form- demographic balance of Israel to presidents of major American ed to press Palestinian claims, and such an extent that it would destroy i: Jewish organizations that si nce the has served notice it will not its (Israel's) Zionist c~clusionist It vote on the original UN resolution cooperate with the body. character." Tcrzi said only after this HOROWI1Z Diplomats said after the Egyp- • return was accomplished could the ii (equating Zionism with racism) '1 there has been a· 'decided reversal' tian delegate's speech that they had Palestinians set up a separate State. I I in Mexico's attitude toward detecied a new warmth in his He said the return should be con- I,• 1 remarks about the P.L.O. They ducted in two stages in the West Gefilte Zionism. We note further the I,'I refusal of the Mexican government recalled recent speculation about Bank and Gaza and tl)en to what is in recent weeks to support com­ cooling relations between the now Israel. 4 parable resolutions in other inter­ Palestinian guerrilla organization 1 · Fish national for um s which also implied­ and the Syrian Government, long a LOST $14 MILLION 32!1 !~~" ly condemn Zionism. In the light of major supporter of the guerrilas. JERUSALEM: Estimates !Jere these factors. our organizations A possible reapproachme,nt indicate that El Al, Israel's airline, have determined that effective at between the P.L.O. and Egypt, will lose n~arly S 14 million this I HOROWI1Z onl·c we a rc resuming our travel these observers remarked, might be financial year, which ends in program, to Mexico." a facet of continuing rivalry March. Last year was the first time I; hctwecn Cairo and Damascus. It in its history that the ai rline was in Matzoh Meal ARAB FEMINISTS remains to be seen. a Middle East the red. but then it was only by a 2!1°!.::· BR USSELS: Israeli and Arab specialist observed, whether the very small sum. feminists shared the platform dur­ ::c:-l ing the five-day Internatio nal m Tribunal on Crimes Against HOR0WI1Z Study Shows Canadian ;,:, Women here which was attended by J; 1.000 women from 28 countries. 0 c:, The tribunal adopted a resolution m Pike and. introduced by Marcia Freedman, a Intermarriage at 20% '$169 member of the independent socialist vi UNIT PRICE TORONTO: One o ut of five said that intermarriage had been in-11"" 32 OZ ■ 845' LS . faction in the Israeli Knesset, call­ Ca nadian Jews who was married in creasing in the country since the ~ White Fish ing on Israel and Arab women to I 973 married a no n-Jewish partner, years 1926-1930 when there was a c:, recognize jointly that "our oppres­ according to a recent st udy by Mor­ rate of 2.5 percent. ::c: sion is by men and not by opposing t o n Weinfeld. a 26-year-old HOROWI1Z nationalities." socio logist and former president of The higher intermarriage trend in ~ McGill University Hillel in Mon­ the 1960s and early I 970s is evident ~ treal. from a leap of 7 .4 percent to 17 .8 c:, RELIGIOUS SOLDIERS percent in the 13 years from 1961 to :,, Egg Matzoh 12 ■ 92.0' LB. JEWISH BICENTENNIAL: This colorful poster by Chaim Gro11, celebratin11 His findings, based on Canadian .oz 1973. ;,:, 69~"'" the Jewish dimension in America 's Bicentennial, is now available throu11h JERUSALEM: The number of ce nsus statistics. showed that of the Weinfeld said that more Jewish @· @ the · American Jewish Congre11. religi o us soldiers in the Israeli total o f 4,54 I Canadian Jews who The five-color, 17" x 22" poster may be obtained by writin11 Julius Defense Forces has increased ma rried in 19 73, 807 married non­ men than women intermarried. Of ~ the 807 Jews who married out in :< Enjoy Our Wide Selection of Schatz, director of the Commi11ion on Jewish Affairs of the American steadrly over the past few yea rs. Jcws. No statistics are yet available jewish Congress, 1S East 84th Street, New York City 10028. I Commanders vie with one another for 1974 and· 1975. 1973. a total of 449 were men and 1:s:: 358 were women. ~ Chaim Gross is one of America's most distinguished arti1ts1 and a to have them in their units. There is The fi gures represent a 2.4 per leading figure in the Jewish community. Recalling the beautiful posters he still. however. a disproportionately cent in crease over 1972, the biggest In the 19 71 census, 297,000 (") Candy, Cake, Macaroons, :t: has done on behalf of Israel, he was asked to design a poster for the low number of officers among pe rcen tage increase since 1962, Canadians were registered a~ being ..,. American Jewish communitiy's contribution to the Bicentennial. them . Efforts are now being made when a 2.8 percent rise was record­ of Jewish origin. Of these 276,000 ,,_. 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ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. Simon Rifkin of Pawtucket annaunce the engagement of their daugh_ter, Deborah Jean, ta Wayne R. Cogan, _, of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cogan of longrneaclow, MallOChuMHI. Miss Rifkin is employed as a medical 1e' tt,ese a,rows attorney general, told the cabinet the problem and recommended the that acoording to estimates by the establishment of a central narcotics health ministry there are about 1600 bureau to formulate policy and chronic drug addicts in Israel and combat the use of narcotics, es- about 100,000 pe~sons using drugs, pecially "hard" drugs. main ly hashish, but are not He also urged the establishment categorized as addicts. He also of drug clinics where addicts could noted that Israel has no facilities for seek cures without the stigfua of be- curing drug addiction, except in ing committed to a mental institu- mental hospitals and many persons tion. Barak noted that drug use rose desiring a cure refuse to be placed in sharply in Israel after the 1967 Six- mental institutions. Day War when the West Bank ' Barak appeared before the bec.ame a conduit for drugs cabinet to elaborate on his recent originating in Jordan. He said that report on drug use and abuse in according to police, one of the chief Israel, a subject that made the centers of the nourishing drug headlines recently when the use of market in Israel is East Jerusalem. drugs by high school students was AIC CHARGED revealed. The public was shocked to --We Welcome Browsers-­ learn that the drug users came from WASHINGTON Tlie CONVENIENT FREE PARKING afnuent homes as well as from Department of Justice has filed a poverty families and that drug suit in the U.S. District Court here 212 Damnlllth St. "pushers" were active at many charging Arab Information Center HOURS: Pawtucket, R.I. Mon. te Wed •.t-3 IA'NUMERICARD schools. in New York City and its director, At the Rear of MASTER CHARGE Barak stressed that the figures Amin Hilmy II, with violating 11turs. & Fri. t-t Industrial Natianal contained in his report were only es­ federal registration requirements in Sat. t-5 Bank At TEL. 727-0320 timates. But he noted that they were · connection with a propagandlpam­ 486 Pawtucket Ave. not static. He estimated that the paign for the Arab League. - -rt\·., ' tf', t .. , Al ti "\ "'t I { 1 .' '/, -t ·-: ,.· ,.._ ,, , .... . 1 , , ,-. , ~ , , . 16--THE RHODE ISLAND-HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1976 DRUSE WILlf GET JOBS -c fice, Eran, who serves as c~irman · -JERUSALEM - Defense in-! or the inter-departmental com­ dust~ies will henceforth employ mittee on Druse affairs, made the members or the! Druse community, · announcement after a meeting according to Amos Eran, director- between the committee and young "eneral or the Prime Minister's or- ·Druse representatives.

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(Deuteronomy 16.3) Mishkon Tfiloh 8, "Remember this day in shall not be seen and not be • IOSA IIOVl • llll 'II JO Pesach laws, customs and cere­ which ye came out from Egypt. .. found." That implies that during • ltlllll.lllG lllll monies cluster around the follow• (Exodus 13,3) Pcsach chometz must not be with­ • IIIISTU • INISE 6llllEII ing Biblical commandment: 9. "And thou sha h tell thy son in our direct ownership or even in­ and many others I. .. In the first month on the in tha t day." (Exodus 13 ,8) direct ownership for which we are THURSDAY fourteenth day of the month at Wllat Is Chometz? responsi ble. C hometz should nei ­ l0AMTONOON even. ye shall eat unleavened Any wheat. barley. rye. oat, or ther be seen nor be found with us bread ... (Exodus 12 , 18) spelt (one or the five different in our premises, precincts or bor­ IREGISTER NOW I 2. .. Howbeit the first day ye kinds of grai n). which has been in ders even ii it is not actually in 1hall ha ve put away leaven out af contact with " water" be it th rough our dwelling house. c) The duty to For Further Information your houses." (Exodus 12. 15) rain. soaking or cooking must be remove chometz from our homes 3. "And there sha ll no leavened considered as chometz si nce fer­ and premises. "Seven days sha ll Call 722-4900 bread be sun with thee, neither menta tion surely must have set in. ye eat unleavened bread. but on shall there be leaven seen with However. the moistening with wa­ the first day you Jha/1 have put Summer Street, Pawtucket thee in all thy borders... (Ex• ter turns the grain into chometz away lea ven out of your houses ... odusl 3.7) o nl y a ft er the stalk s have been cut Chometz o" r '• Pesacb 4, Seven days sha ll there be no o ff th e ground. Once the grain is A rabbinical ee prohibits leaven found in your houses. (Ex­ disconnected from the ground it eating and drin, ,; of chomctz odus 12.19) does not matter whether the mois­ from the beginning of the filth 5, "There shall no leavened tening ta kes place before or after hour or the lihh-twelhh of the YOUR BEST AMC bread be eaten." (Exodus 13 .3) the threshing. The above men· day. However. any use other than 6. " Ye shall eat nothing lea• ti oned five kinds or grain are also eating and drinking is only prohib- vened." (Exodus 12. 10) the only five kinds of grain fr om (Continued on page 18) DEAL ANYWHERE! which we are all owed to ba ke the Matzah for use on Pesach. a l­ though generally 0our of whea t is US Plane Delivery PACER PACER W/AJR. l(...i... taken. A Potential Danger GREMLIN The Baking 01 Matub WASHINGTON __: Israeli Am­ In order to avoid fermentation Bicentennial bassador Simcha Dinitz described ol the dough during the kneading the projected U .S. delivery or six C- .• ~ sa. .a FEATURE and baking or the matzohs. a) it is 130 troop transport planes to Egypt ceaselessly and thoroughly bela­ as "a dangerous course or action.. bored, b) the kneading of the S2775 - S3375 - S3575 - and urged those seeking a Middle APPLE dough is performed in a room East settlement to help divert Egyp­ which is not wa rm or directly ex­ tian policy from one leading to war posed to the sun and certainly not CAKE to negotiations for peace. WITH "PEACE OF MIND" in a place which is too near the Dinitz addressed the Inter­ hot oven in which the matzohs a re SERVICE national Biennial Convention of baked, c) during the kneading the B' nai B' rith Women at the dough is sprinkled with cold water Shoreham Americana Hotel, being only, d) as soon as the dough is attended by more than 1,000 The, money you save on our terrific deal is ready it must put into a very be members from eight countries, hot oven for baking, e) if the only part of it. Enjoy peace of mind with including a group or more than 40 follow-up service by expert mechanics. dough has been left for a period or from Israel. eighteen ( 18) minutes without Referring to the American posi­ belaboring it, it becomes chometz ti on in the Middle East, he said that and is, of course, no longer fit for Israel h as never demanded baking the matzohs. • exclusivity in its relations with the Matuh sliemurah United States and never ignored the ~ LA P99~~!2!T~RS !:J o - The duty of watching the 'grain necessity or the United States to' ...._ 942-7650 ...... from wh.ich matzohs for P&sach develop friendly relations with a re baked to ensure that there is other countries in the Middle East. no fermentation by water begins In particular, he said, Israel was long before, the grain has been mindful or the importance the U .S. milled into 0our. With ordinary attaches to its relations with Egypt matzohs this rigid supervision be­ and the necessity to maintain a gins from the time of milling dominant American posture in the however, for the matzohs used for Middle East. JERRY'S the Seder night which are called ,~t1ASTle NY Synagogue Designated Matzah shemurah the supervision against fermentation begins from Historical Landmark the time of harvesting. NEW YORK - Gov. Hugh OPEN 8 A.M.=12: 45 P.M. Chometz in Geaeral Carey officially designated the Cen­ ,. SUNDAYS The prohibition of chometz on tral Synagogue, a Moorish-style I Pesach refers to a) unmixed cho­ structure housing a Reform I, ALL OF OUR BEEF IS LEAN AND GUARANTEED TENDER metz - that is ~hometz proper, Congregation in Manhattan's b) to an admixture of chometz, c) affluent upper East Side, as a to chometz that is hardened, ined­ national-historical landmark. The ible, like the paste of book bind­ turreted building, built in 1872 and ers, or it becomes inedible by de­ the oldest synagogue in continuous composition or it was not properly use in New York City, was leavened because the leavening designated a landmark by the U .S. PASSOVER GREETINGS process was not completed. Department or Interior in 1966. Threefold Aspect of Chometz Rabbi Sheldon Zimmerman is a) The prohibition of the enjoy­ spiritual leader or the congregation WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF IMPORTED m'ent of chometz (not only the eat• or 1025 families. ing of it), which means deriving AND DOMESTIC CHEESE ... any benefit or advantage from it. RABIN PESSIMISTIC Likewise anything in which cho­ JERUSALEM - Premier • NO PRE-PACKAGED MEAT • ALL CUT TO ORDER metz is only an ingredient is also Yitz hak Rabin promised the forbidden. Similarly, utensils in Knesset Feb . 29, that the Specializing in ... which chometz has been cooked or government would do all it could to Fantasfic Strip Steaks, Fantastic Lean Single Briskets tried and whose walls have thereby persuade the U.S. not to sell arms J , .______.... ______. absorbed chometz may not be to Saudi Arabia, but he did not 1360 PARK AVl:NUE, CRANSTON 944-5103 used on Pesach, unless these uten­ sound too optimistic that this per­ sils ,have been koshered. b) The suasiop would help. ' . - - - t . .

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MAR<;H 26, 1976-17 changes between scenes. relations and advertising for the 'Look Home~ard At]gel'. ls Elizabeth Ulen and Vic Saucr,,hoff North American. Office of tl!i: Israel JESSIE DIAMOND'S play the parents, Michael Rozaritky Ministry ~f-Tourism before laking appears as Eugene Gant, and Mark his present _position. KITCHEN wi11 • COSED Fine Brown Theatre Fare APIN. 5-6-7 TO Plllf'AIE Peckham as Ben Gant. -fOI PASSOVEI COOICING. BARBARA WRONSKI Mr. Wilmeih, a ninth-year BARTENDER professor in Brown's theatre NEW ZOA PUBUasr WE Wll1HOWEVEI TAKE OIDEIS AT THAT TIME. Brown - University's recent department, commented in· regard PRIVATE PARTIES production of Look HIJIIIIWrUd, ,·to fring's heavy cdit(ng of the NEW YORK - Nathan Freed­ 724--6550 AFTEI 4 P.M. CAU A11Kel , directed by Don B. novel, '.'I think the play is superior man has been appointed director of JACK STRASHNICI Wilmeth, proved a_ highly skilled 10 lhe novel, and it is one of the few the communications and publicity 521-01'7 438-5262 demonstration of the troope's stage , plays I _know about going to departmenf of the Zionist expertise. The play, a Ketti Fring college," The revolving set, design­ Organization of America, acCO(· adaptation of Thomas Wolfe's ed by Ken Brown, was apparentry ding to Leo n llutovich, national novel -by the same name, was diflicult to construct, but it proved ZOA executive director. Freedman presented as part, of a series of very versatile and allowed for capid served as director of public Bicentennial offerings by the Brown WALDEN LANDSCAPING University Theatre. The play will run again this Friday through .Sun­ Offering... day, March 26 through March 28, at the Faunce House Theatre,

WaterllJan Street, at 8:00 p .m . 4 A COMPLETE· LAWN Tickets may be reserved by calling 863-2838. MAINTENANCE PROGRAM The play is, refreshingly, not of the usual bicentennial order and is ' being used primarily as a represen­ CALL BILL SALERA tative American work. It is set in 1916 and concerns a boy's in­ dividual struggle for liberation from AFTER 5 P.M. family ties. It has been noted that the work is ·heavily autobiographical of Wolfe, ' himself, aAO involves a home 231-4909 dominated by a materialistic 1 I mother who is . married to a ',/ 'l \' ·frustrated artist and dreamer. Ap­ I parently Wolfe fooled no one by Vic Sau.,hoff as W.0. Gant and Michael lozansliy as his ...,, Eupno in changing his characters' name: Look Ho-ward Angel at Faunce Houso Thoatro, Friday, Saturday and Sun­ day al 1:00 p.m. because he was disowned by his FREE lnstallation--FREE Measuring family for many years following its fact inundate the military an international panel. which while LOWEST fodory Prices• LARGEST Selection in Town publication. government with requests lo have acceptable to Israel would be See tho Styles n"Ow popular in NewYork,Florido and California, their relatives (now living freely and beyond reproach to the Arabs. The SHADES OF ALUMINUM-BAMIOO-FAIRIC happily with their_ brethren in UN Human Rights Commission SHADES LAMINA TED-DESIGNED-TEXTURED Israeli Record independent Arab countries) join has disqualified itself in its them·• numerous irresponsible resolutions' B\JY DIRECT-LOW FACTORY PRICES On Human Rights Then why has Arab propaganda Israel is long past the point of final managed to make sure inroads in disillusionment with this organ. Following is a continuation of last Western public opinion? Here The only truly impartial EIPlRT ) QUALITY PRO~S--) FIH Israeli policy is 10 blame in two investigative body that I can think weeks article by Yoram Dinsuin, WOll ■ ANSIUP ~ 949 ESTl ■ Am Professor of International Law at respects . In the first place, Israel uf for the purpose al hand is the ____, initially refused lo apply to the oc­ European Commission of Human Tel Aviv University, wherein he Visit°"' Showroom ar Coll fol Shop At Hame Service further considers the political and cupied territories the Fourth Rights. There are legal problems propoganda problems raised over the Geneva Convention. of 1949, preventing Israel from acceding to DIAPHIES-CARPETS-FRH DECORATOR SERVICE territories occupied by Israel. relative to the Protection of Civilian the European Convention for the Persons in Time of War. Fortunate­ Protection of Human Rights and Having been frustrated in the ly. Israel is now gradually aban­ Fundamental Freedoms, · but with WINDOW FASHIONS, INC. 1195 No. Main St., Prov. (2 Blocks from Sears) rewurse to arms, the Arabs were doning this untenable position. goodwill this can be surmounted. Open Mon. thru Sot. 'til 5 ,30 Tues ..'til 9 P.M. expR€H !6; 1916' Newspapers bring you closc'r l~ "ZIONISM BUITONS" your_community. · NEW YORK ) A n'ationwide campaign to get American leaders to publicly identify with Zionism lry 'SUCtESSFUL awarding lhctJI Zionist Organiza- 1 tion of America "Zionism buttons" OA~IO R. SARGENT has been an outstanding success, ac­ c6rding to Leon- llutovich, ZOA -IN~ESTING Executive Director.

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Maximum distance dividend was low and the shares at have received a check from both tant factor in portfolio building from Providence oreo 200 miles. · a standstill. What is your opinion companies which pay dividends on with mutual funds . Furthermore, I FOR DETAILS CAU on this matter? E.W. March, June, September and see no reason to disturb any of these A: American Home Products December I. Iowa-Illinois G&E funds until after retirement, since ROXANNE DRYVER derives 39% of sales and 59% of ear­ trades on the New , York Stock each has had an excellent long-term 781-0257 nings for prescription drugs, with Exchange at about Sl8-Sl9. The reco rd . At that time, Mass. _ Ovral, an oral contraceptive, and March I distribution was at the rate Investors Growth should be Premarin, a°' estrogen compound, of 43, a share. up from 39c' in the exchanged for Mass. Income its lwo major products. Premarin, previous quarter. Union Carbide's Development, Babson Investment used in the treatment of most recent payment was 62 ½¢ per for Babson Income and Investment menopausal problems, contains share. Corporation of America for synthetic estrogen, a hormone If these dividends have not been American Income Fund or Bond which has been implicated as a car­ recei ved yet, write to the corporate Fund of America. Yields on these cinogen. The adverse effect of this secretary for each company. At range fr om 5.9% up to 7.4% Shares disslosure, plus the persistent and Union Carbi de, address R .A. or US Fidelity & Guaranty (NYSE) negative publicity on birth control Boysen . 270 Park Avenue, New sho uld be held and added to, if pills. wi ll probably continue to York 10017 . J.C. Decker is possi ble. restrict market action in these secret ary-treasurer at Iowa-Illinois, shares . ' 206 East Second Street, Davenr,rt, Although the yield on this drug Iowa 52808. stock is a modest 3%, the dividend Getting Ready has tripled in the last decade. Sales Pla ■nlng Ahead for Secure Future and earnings have grown propor­ Q: We are retiring on a S 14,000 For Passover tionately in that period. However, a income in about two or three years (Continued from page 16) slowdown in this rate of growth and would like your comments on seems probable, reflecting ou r projected plans. A list or our ited Fr om th e beginning of the MAX IILYl■MAN'I agg ressive competition in its Anacin holdings is enclosed. We intend to sixt h hour. the sixth-twelfth or the and Woolite lines, loss of dis­ transfer our E Bonds to H Bonds day. so th at one may sell chometz t ribut ing-licensi ng rights for for retirement income. Does the until then . SWAN LIQUO~ STORE Imperial Chemical, and from the interest rate go back to 4% when RelatiYe Hours The hours of the day we re­ Imported and Domestic sheer size of this S2.3 billion giant. these arc converted? Should we While long-term prospects remain hold our mutual funds until they Ferred to arc ca ll ed shaohs ze­ promising, the short-term-outlook break cvca, transfer to income maniyohs - whose lengt h is not PASSOVER is sluggish. Lightening your $50,000 funds or money market funds? R.D. always six ty minutes, but depends Liqueurs, Brandies, Champagne commitment in this one issue seems A: At the end of the lirst six on the length or the day. and this prudent. I would question the ad­ months of holding the H Bonds, or course changes with the time or •Manischewitz•Carmel•Schapiro's visability of putting t!te money in you will receive $21 per $1,000 the year. A day at the time ol Pe­ 813 HON IT■ID at Fourth-Dollwory­ the bank. Investing in a hig quality, bond, a rate of 4.2% The next nine sach, which is spring time, con­ Now PhORo421-S760 hig h yield issue such as American payments arc S29 per Sl,000 or tains more th an twelve hours. The Brands (NYSE) or INA Corp. 5.8% From there on they yield 6.5% day is counted from dawn until (NYSE) would be much more to my or S32.56 per S 1,000. Why not begin nightfall - and according to oth­ lik ing. transferring some of your SI0,000 er vi ews from sunrise until sunset. ARCHIE'S TAVERN Q: I was left some stock in a will in E Bonds now so that when you The amount or hours or the day is at the end of last year. I have receiv­ retire you will be getting the divided by twelve and thus we ar­ ed dividends on some of these intermediate rate? After retirement, rive at the length or an hour RESTAURANT which , at the time or Pesach, is more than sixty minutes. For in­ 47 MENDON AVENUE, PAY(TUCKET, R. I. Amsterdam Politicos Shocked stance; if the day lasts from 4:00 (Near the old Apex off Central Ave,) a.m. till 7:00 p.m. and therefore By Dutch Jew's Execution has fifteen hours, then it is per­ OPEN FOR BUSINESSMEN'S AMSTERDAM - Leaders of all dersecretary for Foreign Affairs, mitted to cal chometz until 9 Dutch political parties have that Aaronson was still alive. He o'clock in the morning. To make LUNCHa>NS expressed horror and outrage over said he was shocked to learn that use of it other than by eating is TUES., THROUGH SUN. 11:30a.m. to 10 p.m. Iraq's execution of a Dutch-born the man had been executed three permitted for another twelfth of Jew, Leon Aaronson, and that mo nths ago. Bcekm8f,s said that in the day, an hour and a quarter country's insistance, until recently, view of the "present humanitarian longer, that is till l0:20 a.m. As that Aaronson was alive although climate in Iraq which seeks ap­ the length of the day is different in he was 'hanged in Baghdad three proaches to Western countries," various places. it is necessary to months ago. The permanent foreign Aaronson' s exec u Ii on was lind out the exact times during affairs committee of the Dutch astonishing. which eating and using chometz parliament has submitted a number Rienko Wilton a Dutch jour­ are permitted. of questions on the ·matter to Max nalist, was probably one of the last Sale of Chometz LEVI'S® · Van Der Stoel, foreign minister, Westerners to see Aaronson alive. Since the rabbi has to be ap­ who is currently on an official visit He said he met him in Kurdistan pointeil as "Agent" by each indi­ to Turley. ,, last March when ,Iraqi troops were vidual seller ol chometz and since STRAIGHT The Iraqis, who finally admitted advanping on the Kurds. Against all particulars of the items to be sold carrying out their death sentence advice, Aaronson marched in the have to be given to him, a repre­ LEO against Aaronson, continJed to in- direction of the approaching Iraqi seniative of each household in sist that he was an Israeli spy, The troops, Wilton said, on a radio question has to visit the rabbi dur­ Iraqi charge d'affaires at the Hague, interview. Wilton said Aaronson ing the days preceding Pesach to JEANS Ismail Al Khadi, told ' newsmen, was in possession of a new Dutch a;range this matter, which is a after being summoned to the passport but he had thrown away serious one. The authorization of Foreign Ministry, that "it has been all of his documents and was dress­ the rabbi as agent for the sale of Always proved that Aaronson is an Israeli ed as a Kurd. chomelz is effected through the citizen and as a Zionist spy who Meanwhile, the Iraqi ambassador signing or a document and the aw1nnar caused 111y country much damage to the Benelux countries, Sayid I r ad i t i o n a I " k a b a I as k i n­ and suffering, he was sentenced to M ukhlis, who resides in Brussels, yan" - act of acquisition on his death by an . Iraqi court and claimed that he had the flu and part. executed." could not come to Hague where he 'The formulation of the conlracr Straight leg jeans bock in style? Were·they Aaronson, a male nurse, devoted had been summoned by the Dutch of sale makes it clear that the sale ever out? Not LEVI'S·'' stroights--the classic his life to helping the sick and Government in connection with is an- absolute one, and the non­ jeon ... since 1850. Famous LEVI'S' styling -injured in underdeveloped countries Aaronson's death. Jewish buyer is under no obliga­ and fit , in a range of good lookin', easy of Africa and Asia, and was on a tion to return or resell the cho­ medical mission to the Kurds in COST OF LIVING UP metz. The rebuying by the Jewish livin' fabrics. Available in all col~rs ... Northern Iraq when he was seized JERUSALEM: As of April I the , , lier alter Pesach is entirely de­ corduroy and denim. by Iraqi soldiers last Mar~h 24. cost' of living in Israel will take pendent on the free decision and ~~Vl'~~'-·A_MERICA'S EAVORllfE JEANS. Dutch authorities noted that even if another jump forward as goodwill of the non-Jewish purcha- Aaronson held dual citizenship - government subsidies are removed ser. , and there is no evidence to bear this from , the price! of domestic travel For any additional information out - he was still a subject of the and certain other consumer items. regarding the usage of certain 1 Netherlands where he was born and The price of bread is ex.peeled to go commodities on Pesach, kashering \fa2U where his wife, children and parents up by 50%, and· the cost of domestic ulensils - that were used all year live. travel by 20% . _ -round - in honor of the Jan Beerkmans. a member of In addition, a new regulation has , holiday, etc., etc .. please a5". your parliament of the progressive party, taken effect which increases the tax. rabbi. BERK'S STORE recalled that he inquired about on air tickets abroad from II!, 750 to Warmest feeling and best wish­ ~06 Thayer StrHf; Providence A~ronson when he visited Iraq last IL I 250. !he cost· to Israelis of U.S. es for a kosher Passover holiday. I 861-7595 · January. He said he was given to dollars Q~i!e,d . for their travels May true freedom become engrav­ I understand by various Iraqi of­ -( abroad will also be increased by ed upon the tablets of human licials at the time, including the un- 15%. hearts everywhere. j ' I THE 'RliODE ISLANOffERALD;'f1tIDA\',1MAR~R 26,' l9Y6-!l9 onism is the creation. of a journal­ , 7 out of 1.0 \eenagers read a Newspapers bring you closer to ' ist, Herzl, a novelist.- N ordau, and newspaper on an average day. your community. Facing the Future Jewish students, of that time, rep: resented by Weizman. For a long ,· time thereafter Zionism was led by students and other in.tellectuals. In ·ih.e Present This fact is important, because our I Part one of a three part series J' . to remem,l,er, but. much to look present perspective is that Reform . .. . forward to. Their eyes are on to­ Judaism and Zionism depend- on By JACOB, NEUSNER morrow, because they have no the support of the middle-class. (Jacob Neusner is University Pro­ past. My stu~ents today do not r_e­ We must not forget that the busi­ fessor, Professor of Religious member so recent an event a'S nessmen and politicians came Studies and Ungerleider Dis- · ,President Kennedy's assassination; aboard -only much later. Zionism tinguished Scholar of Judaic Stud­ they read in history books about was already a sale investment. Ile­ ies at Brown University. We the creation or the State of Israel· form Judaisn was not created 10 present his keynote address for the the expulsion of the Jews fro~ serve as a vehicle for the ' bour­ national congress of rhe South Af­ Spain, Chmielnitzki's massacres of geoisie to legitimate their imita­ rican Board of Depu(ies, Johan­ 1648, and the Holocaust for them tion of their neighbors' ways. Zi­ nesburg, May 19, ,/976. He is au­ exists in a timeless, and essentially onism was liitterly oppo_sed by all thor of The Academic ,Study "or dead past. Accordingly, when we of the Jewish millionaires whom Judaism ( Ktav, 1975/. First Centu­ listen to them with care, we hear Herzl approached. By the time the Moving? ry Judaism in Crisis (,Abingdon. only what , is to be, their hopes, monied classes joined these move­ let us help you--We'II buy all or 1975 /. !nvitation to the Talmud. A their dreams, their aspira­ ments, the movements themselves _Teaehing Book ( Harper & Row. tions - .ind ·the future of us all. had ceased to serve as the gener­ part of the contents ~f your home. 1973/. and qther books.) That is true not only j n gener­ ative force in the formation of • • •✓ al, but, very specifically, in the values and ideals within the Jewish Let us speak ol the future, even formation of Jewish affairs. Amos community. Indeed, they had Jlre-J\mhlt J\nfiqut6 t,hough we are not prophets. I 'Elon -pofots out that the earliest passed from their formative stages 738 HOPE ST. • PROV. , R. I. • 27•- t3ZZ

shall try to tell you what is to be, halusim in £res Yisrae/ were teen­ entirely. MONDAY ~ SATURDAY 10-!1 :30 and I am not a prophet, ·or a agers, seventeen, eighteen, nine­ The fact is, therefore, that our :y charlatan either. We 'know what is ,teen year olds who left their · luture is in the hands of our chil­ - FRED LUCHESI coming because, at some places, it middle class families for a life of dren not only for practical rea­ _is already with us. I reler specific­ deprivation and hardship in the sons - because they li ve, we ally to the university ca!llpus. swamps of Galilee. To speak in die - but for deep cultural and There the community ol tomorrow more general terms: psychological reaons. Adolescents A RARE is located for study today - the . Two of the great movements in and particularly the intellectually followers and the leaders, the is­ Judaism in mod~rn times are the vital young men and women shape SALE OF sues and' the arguments. The great work of intellectuals. These two their values in two ways, both opportunity ol the university pro­ movements which changed the against those of their fathers and lessor is to observe and even lo lace ol the community and re­ mothers, and within the deepest DANSK help to shape the luture, becau,e shaped Jewish history are the de­ commitments of their fathers and he more than anyone meets the velopment ol non-Orthodox modes mothers. The process is dialectical, luture in the present. ol Judaism, in particular, Reform therefore interesting. They arc our KOBENSTYLE , There is no mystery to the and Zionism, the creation ol Jew­ critics. But the criterion of their matter. Peoples' ideas take shape, ish nationality and the State of ls­ criti cism is our own values. They their values are formed, in adoles­ ra~I. Both are the work, to begin measure what we do against what cence. That is when they choose a with, ol thinkers, not of doers, of wc say. When, as in the present 23% prolession and form a way ol file, schola rs and intellectuals. rabbis age, there is a striking tension be­ ma ke friendships and even choosl: and journalists, and above all, of · tween our aclions and professions, SAVINGS ON a mate. And most Jewish adoles­ university students. Reform is the the young people perceive it and cents of whom we speak have little work of scholars and students. Zi- (Continued on page 21) • 2 & 3 QT. CASSEROLES mounting lavish weddings or dan­ • BAKERS '60 Minutes' On Syrian Jewry cing in sophisticated nightclubs. It raises an obvious question: How ac­ • BUFFET SERVERS cur_ately do they renect the entire Condemned By AJ C Jewish community? • 8 QT. STOCKPOT NE,W YORK: Mike Wallace and president of the organization, Mr. Interestingly enough, the con­ CBS News returned, in "60 Wallace was accused of clearly try­ frontation between " 60 Minuies" 'Minutes," to the subject of Syrian ing to "justify his initial program of and critics of its Syrian report may Jewry _this past Sunday, March 21, nearly IJ months ago." The have helped the status of Syrian in the first broadcast since "Syria: statement added: "It is difficult to Jewry. One Jewish doctor on the FAIRCHILD'S Israel's Toughest Enemy," which imagine a more deceptive and il­ second report noted that his new 145 ELMGROVE A VE, appeared back in February.of 1975. lusory portrait of Jewish life in identification card no longer carried Following the 1975 production, Syria." the s pecial legend "Mossawi PROVIDENCE Mr. Wallace declared ·that, "in the Rabbi Hertzberg conceded that ("Follower of Moses"). He had 331-5573 eight years of '60 Minutes,' no the new report did contain an inter­ received the c;a rd two weeks earlier, single piece has caused more con­ view with a Syrian Jew living out­ which may or may not have had troversy." side the country, but he stressed something to do with the return of Strong protests from prominent that the man insisted on being the "60 Minutes" crew. Jewish groups in this country were photographed in shadow, which In addition, President Assad is drawn by the original program would indicate fear of reprisals. npw on record as supporting fewer when it was rebroadcast last June However , Rabbi Hertzberg restrictions on travel abroad for with additional · introductory pointedly sk irts the fact that the Syrian Jews. They will be allowed to material for "amplification." This same man, despite the protection of emigrate to the United States if the broadcast devoted only about 25% shadows, is surprisingly positive on United States will "guarantee" they of its content to Jews living in Syria, the subject of President Assad: "He will not leave for Israel. Whatever but the tone and thrust of that is a good man. He is the best one, the Government's motivations, it content was found offensive-;__ par­ not only for the Jewish - he is in can hardly be d·enied that these new ticularly a statement that, "today general for all the population." gestures represent improvements. life for Syria,'s Jews is better than it Who, then, is closer to the truth, As Mr. Wallace noted: "To deny was in years past." Mr. Wallace and "60 Minutes" or' that, is to deny what we have seen." The American Jewish Congress, their critics? The answer would for one, condemned the report as seem lo be on where points of Firing Of Christian "inaccurate and distorted." At the reference are established. Of course, Will Affect Jews lime of the repeat broadcast, Mr. the Jews in Syria have suffered. NEW YORK - The case of a Wallace, in a gesture rare for TV Simple statistics renect the situ~­ Christian who was fired for refusing journalism, promiJed that "60 tion. At the time of Israel's war for · to work on Sa turday because of Minutes" would go back to Syria independence in 1948, about 35,000 religious convictions will.also affect Fabulous and "take another look." Last Sun­ Jews were living in Syria. Today Orthodox Jews, according to Den­ day's report, about 15 minutes long, there are under 4,000, a far more nis Rapps, executive director of the ,Feminine was focused entirely on Syrian "manageable" total, possibly not National Jewish Commission on Jewry. beyond the occasional benefits of Law and Pulilic Affairs (COLPA). Fashions · Open )n what the American Jewish "liberalized'; laws~ · The United· States Supreme Court Friday Commillee, another organization So, for whatever reasons, has decided to hear the case in­ nights has termed "a fa r more accurate whether humanitarian impulse or volving Paul Cummins, a member until and better balanced picture of the crafty relations, President Assad of the World Wide Church of God 9:00 situation," Mr. Wallace combined a may indeed be proving good "in which·'balls )"Ork on Saturday. The Sizes tour o_f the Jewish quarter of general for all the population" and Parker Seal Company which fired 4 to 16 Damascus with a series of inter­ it would be impossible to deny that Cumniins ·as a supervisor in its views offering the comments of "today, life for Syria's Jews is better B.erea. Kentucky, plant because he local Syrian Jews, at least two than it was in years past." Naivete refused lo work on Saturday has Syrian Jewish refugees now living in in this case,- though, would be· appealed to 'the Supreme ·court a · the United States and, for a conclu- ' dangerous. What may be better for decision by the Sixth U.S. Court of sion, the President of Syria, Hafez the Jews has no basis in established 'Appea ls which ordered Cummins al-Assad. · legal tradition: What has been given reinstated. Rapps . said COLPA, 'Constructed with oovious care, yesterday · can be taken away which wo'rked with Gummins' at­ - the report' would certainly seem tomorrow. torneys in the appeals court, will convincing to the average viewer. Even the second report carefully also file briefs in. behalf with the Prosperous Jewish businessmen 11nd assembled by "60 Minutes" raises · Su~em_e Court. The Supreme happy, lively Jewish schoolchildren some important questions. It notes Court is being asked to rule on a did not project any images of fear that Syria is a police state, adding _ 1972 amendment to the Civil Rights or suppression. But the American that it is•als-o poor, with the average Act prohibiting employers for dis­ Jewi, h Congress remains uncon- per-capita income for a:11 Syrians criminating against ariyone .on the vinced, \ less than SI0 a week. Yet just a,bo~t hasis ur religious practices, In a statement released yesterday all the Jewish people interviewed on inl'lu,ding the observance of Sab­ by Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg, the program are ~bviously wealthy, Halh ' 011 Saturday.

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ill ·•:-- 2~-r:T.ljlE,NWi?.E ~Sl,{\Ng H~M¢H1 fitlPAY.,J•tll"R~tf ~., 1976 -- • When in. doubt, you need l~'k no Herald subscription is always ap­ furthel'. _for the perfect gift. The preciated for birthdays or hoJidays. The Olympics: What Happens-Now? · ByJ■y C. JIICOIIMB trainers a nd the judges, swore a "non-pure races", had no right to In the first Olympiad of the solemn oath lo keep the competi- laurels in Nazi Germany. <.lassie cycle-which took place in 1ioncleanandfair,and1omakejusl During the World War II 776 B.C.E.-only Greeks were decisions. years-1939 lo 1948-no Olym- .PARK 1_:AVE --KOSHER allowed lo participate. In the years This custom, although somewhat piads were held: both regional and that followed, competitors from all simplified, is still maintained today: international compelilions were over the known world took part in As the Olympic name is Iii at the suspended. In 1948, however, the .D E L I C A T E S~S E. N the Games. Even between warring opening ceremony, a contestant Games resumed· and the firs! post- nations, a sacred truce was from the host country mounts the war Olympiad was held in London. declared-and enforced-to permit tribune and, on behalf of all the The British capital and the ancient 840 Park Ave. Jel. 941-9828 parlicipanls 10 travel unmolested to assembled athletes, pronounces The Greek ~·elebralion of youth, health and from the site of 1he Games. Oath: "In the name .of all com- and skill, rose from the ashes of HAS RE-OPENED! Before the conlesls began, all the petitors. I swear that we will take mankind's great calamity. Since competitors and their families, the part in these Olympic Games, respec- then, the structu re o f national and ting and abiding by the rules which in ternational sports federations was •Same fine ROBERTSON govern them, in the true spirit of strengthened and expanded. sportsmanship, for the glory of sport In 1952, Israel participated in the -:- quality TREE SERVICE and for the honor of our teams." Olympics fo r the first time; the COMPLETE TREE CARE Alas, the spirit of these brave same year it was accepted as a •Same . INCLUDING words has become severely eroded member of the Asian Games CUSTOM SPRAYING the last few decades. Baron Pierre Federation. entering its premiere location 399-7870 de Coubertin. father of the modern competition in Manila in 1954. Olympics, would hardly recognize In 1958. Israel participated in the the politicized, security conscious Asian Games in Tokyo, and in 1962 proceedings in 1976 Innsbruck as was to compete at Djakarta. The HOURS: the idealjstic dream of peaceful Indonesian autho rities were eager 'I\JF.S., WO>•• competition he helped create. to create the impression that, When did the deterioration of the a lthough! their country was over 1HUIS. 6FRI. GOOD FOOD t a.m. lol p.m, MODERATELY PRICED Olympic Ethic begin? The first blow 90% Muslim, they would welcome of spo rtsmanship jolted millions of the athletes of the Jewish State with MENU ~A~m.-lo I p.m. sports enthusiasts at the 1936 Berlin open arms. After convincing the 7 a.m. le I p.m. Olympics. Ameri can Black runner media that their liberal attitude was •COCICTAllS• Jesse Owens won both the 100- genuine, they refused the Israelis OlfHONlY70At'lflOM II A..M. • oaous ,u1.uM0-GO meters and 200-meters dash events entry visas al the last minute. No t a nd was publicly snubbed by many people read about that in the Tll. 731-9161 Ado lph Hitler, who refused to world press - a nti-Semitism ______:======-~~2::31::8::WE~S::T::S::H::OR::::E::R::D:: .. w:::: A::rrw::::IC~K:.::R::.l.~ _:s~h=a=k~e~h=is~h=a~n~d~.=B~la=c~k~s=a~n~d~J~e~w~s~,as= docsn·t seem to make big headlines. - I srae li teams co mpeted successfully and without incident in the Asian Games in Bangkok in I 966 and 1970. and in the Olympics in Melbourne. 1956: Rome, 1960; Tokyo. 1964; and Mexico City, 1968. Who bailed out T he Olympic tunic was stained, however with blood during the 1972 Munich Games. The hi storic peace and neutra lity of the Olympic Village was fatally disrupted when a group of terrorists belonging to the the Navy in 1798? Bl ack September faction of the Palestine Libera ti o n Organization - the same PLO that today is holding an honored place in the United Natio ns - murdered eleven unarmed Israeli athletes a nd coaches. The tragedy was com­ pounded by the escape of the terro rists, . who used hostages to force the German government to give in to th eir demands for free passage and a getaway plane. In an a pp a lli ng s h ow o f hum a n call ousness, the Olympic a uthorities decided that the event did not warrant more than o ne day of inlcrruption - o ne day or r.autious­ ly understated mourning. After that day. the Games went on. In Munich. the warning of the 1936 Berli n Games and the Jesse Owens incident came to its logical conclusion: Racism and politics violated the ve ry purpose and meaning of O lympic traditions, destroyed t he spirit of peace, brotherhood and sportsmanship inherent in the Olympic Oath. At the World University Games in Moscow in 1973, the Societ Government barred South Korea n and Israeli newsmen from caver­ ning the Games. Armed, uniformed Red Army soldiers destroyed Israeli flags in the spectator stands. lreland" s Lord Killanin, Chairman of the Internatio nal Olympic Com­ mittee, stated that such actions could very well destroy Moscow's chances of hosting the 1980 Olym­ pics. In the I 974 Asian Games in St-ries E Bonds pay 6% inte rest when Teheran , C h i nese and North We were still paying off Their investment paid off. held to maturity of 5 years (4½% the first year) . Interest is not subject to state Korean fencers fai led to appear for the Revolutionary War. And you can follow their or local income taxes. and federal tax sched uled competitions with may be d eferred until n.-demption. Then we were faced with example today. Israeli s, and a Kuwaiti tennis player yet another war, this time When you buy U.S. didn't show up for his match on the seas. Savings Bonds at your bank against an Israeli. The basketball or through the Payroll team o f Pakistan abandoned the How could we afford to court minutes before their games build up our Navy? Savings Plan at work, you're with their Israeli competitors was to Well, Congress called for investing in your country. begin. (Pakistan is scheduled to help through the issuance And as if that weren't host the Asian Games in 1978.) of government securities. enough, you're helping your­ C hinese silver and bronze winners self to a safe and generous refused to shake hands with Israeli And the citizens came gold medalists Orit Obramovitz and through to the tune of return. Esther Shachamurov-Roth. Last $711,700. Enough to make What better way to stay year, lndia-gbviously in a bid to the down payment on 10 afloat? please oil-rich Arab coun­ new ships. tries-refused to grant visas to the Israeli and South African teams thus preventing their participatio~ in the World Table Tennis Cham­ 1111 A pubtlc N rvlc• of this publication pionship in Calcutta. ~ and Th• Advertltlng Council. (To ~e Conti,-JJ ... .,.,..,,, ·•r•- -•-- _.__...,..-•·•..c .. ~ --_t::...:.- • I ,

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