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~~~~~~~~~~~1'.11:.l!'m~~~~!m~~ § Palestinian Leaders § Israelis Guard Worshippers ~ Force Out Shukairy g CAIRO - Ahmed Shukairy, the In Bethlehem For Christmas orator who nourished Arab BETHLEHEM - On the day there being fewer pilgrims than dreams of de stroying Israel. re­ before Chri s tmas chere were expected, although Israel an­ signed rhi s week as chairman of nounced at the last minute that the Palestine Liberation Organi­ fewer vi sitors than expected In thi s city, sacred to Christi ans. passes would not be necessary zation. and that the west-bank curfews The resignation of the former Neither Jews nor Moslems we re June War Dominates 1967, allowed here, In order to limit would be suspended. The Amman diplomat had been called for by radio had urged Christians to other Palestinian leaders who the crowds. About 14 ,000 vi sitors from boycott services and leaflets said he ha d been In discreet and abroad arrived in Israel during urging this were distributed in Affects Community Plans ineffectual as the head of the or­ the past week, including 32 Jerusalem. The year which is just ending ganiza rion, which claims ro rep­ Many aspects of the Christian before and since the Six-Day War re sent more th an a million Arab planeloads of European and is distinguished from all others was related to the situation in the American pilgrims who landed at fe stivities reflected the changes by the return of Jerusalem to Is­ Middle East. refugee s from the territory thar Lydda Airport on Dec. 24. brought about by the June war. rael. The third war In 19 years Is now Israel or occupied by Is­ Many climbed the hill into thi s The Israeli police band Joined Here in Rhode Island, the rae l. was "!OD handily by little Israel, Jewish Community Center began Hi s repeated call s for the ob­ town ro vi sit the grotto which is Berhlemen' s Arab band for the which now must wrestle with the a two-m!llion-dollar drive for a literation of Israel had apparently the traditional birthplace of traditional procession of the Most problems of a population turned much-needed new building and lost him crucial support from the Jesus , and to attend midnight Rev . Alberro Gori, the Roman upside-down and three times as had raised a good part of the sum United Arab Republic Govern- · ma ss In adjacent Sr. Catherine's Catholic Patriarch of Jerusalem , much land as it started with In needed before the Israel-Arab ment. which appears to want to Rom an Catholic Church. to Bethlehem. June. war ended all fund raising for any achieve a peaceful se ttlement of The route from Jerusalem The monsignor traveled from Events in Rhode Island, over­ purpose but the Israel Em ergency the Middle East Impasse. wa s guarded by hun dreds of Is­ the Old City of Jerusalem through shadowed by the Israeli victory, Fund. (The Center has reac­ The Egyptian Government rael! policemen who enforced the the former Israelt sector of the were to some extent and for some tivated its drive this month.) news agency reported that the regul arion permitting entry only city . avoiding a lengthy detour persons shaped by it. To every The General J ewlsh Com - Palestine Liberation Organiza­ to Christians. that had been used by the Jorda­ Israel! living anywhere else in mlttee began its campaign right tion's e xecutive committee had A cold wind, occasional show­ nlan s during the 19 years of di­ the world, It brought closer and alter the war, as did other United named one of its members , Yeh1a ers and unsettled conditions in vided rule, to the outskirts of made plain that there must be an Jewish Appeal groups throughout Hammouda, a relatively unknown the occupied west-bank region of Bethlehem. inevitable moment of choice. the United States. The sum raised figure, as acting chairman. Jordan m~ have accounted for There he wa s greeted by Arab Many young men and women, by July 7, $2,506,000, came not no tables. Together they pro­ who went a~ volunteers to help In only from committed Jews and ceeded into Bethlehem to begin the harvest and at other tasks from some gentiles, but also, for the stately religious procession · while the nation was m,,blllzed, To accompanied by officials of the the first time since the establish­ Arabs Object Menorah . also face that choice: wl)ether to ment of the state of Israel, from Israeli military government and ~ ,, be a citizen of Eretz Israel or to many who had never before con­ Standing On Moslem Site the Larin clergy Into the Greek remain a citizen of a dearer, tributed a cent to any Jewish Orthodox Church of the Nativity. I J ERUSALEM - The Chanukah by Intense security precautions more familiar land. cause. (In 1966, the GJC raised Se ver a I thousand people, I , The community was forced to $800,253.) holiday , which began all over the against Arab sabotage. mostly residents of Bethlehem, turn outward, toward the greater Other h!ghl!ghts of the year in world with the lighting of the first A third major hollday , the watched In Manger Square as they candle of the menorah, brought Moslem fea st of Id al-Flrr, will event, and much of its activity (Continued on page 15) passe d between rows of choirs complaints from the Arabs of be limited ro religious observ- toward the church. Bethlehem has East Jerusalem. They objected to ances this year on the order of a population of more than 10,000 the location of a giant eight- Arab leaders , who have canceled people, most of whom are Chris­ )~ . branched candelabrum on a Mos- festivities as a protest again st tian Arabs. lem site near the Western Wall. the Israeli military occupation. A band struggled through "O The wall, a remnant of the Chanukah began in Israel with Come All Ye Faithful" and other ,, Temple of Solomon, also forms the lighting of the first candle of Christmas hymns. Above the pro­ part of the Haram esh-Sherlf, the the menorah and the kindling of cession a large screen stood in enclosur e that contains the torches at Modetn, the burial readiness to provide the midnight Mosque of Omar and the Aksa place of the Maccabees. Thirty- service over closed-circuit tele­ 1),losque. two torches were lit at Modeln, to vision. The menorah was pl aced .out- be carried to 32 Jewish commu- The procession entered the slde the Moslem compound on the nltles around the world. Greek Orthodox ·church as roof of a structure Identified by The Maccabees began a revol r through a funnel, moving In single some Arabs as a mosque and by In 166 b.c. that won the temple file and leaning over for a tiny others as a meeting hall . Part of back from the Syrians under An- door built small enough to bar the building was taken over by the tiochus. The story of the ancient horsemen from entering the Israeli religious authorities after Israelite warriors and the legend church. the war. Jr was also said ro have of the oil found In the temple that l Said to be one of the oldest in "'1 - - --- served as security headquarters. should have lasted for a day bur ~t C nilraculously burned for eight are Christendom, the Church of the ~~~ / ~~· Ch The Chanukah festival follows retold each year during the festi- Nativity was built, in !ts original \] , -■-iil•••llllil rlstmas celebrations marked val. state, by St. Helena, mother of R»tz4ZiltziOOtZP•titW•Wnrmr..f.itititiOOtiti®!Zi~i:mm.:i!'mtzi!'m~~~~~!'.l~~~~1'El~~~~~!'.l!'.l~~~!'.l~~~!'.l~~!'.l~~~~1'El~~~1'El~~~!m!J!'.i! Emperor Constantine, while she was on pilgrimage to the Holy Land in the fourth century. Jewish Archivist Relates Discovery Of Oldest Frontier Synagogue Record It was constructed over the NEW YORK - A generation world, knew that the Hebrew trinkets for the Indian trade and Va 11 e y . Jewish businessmen Grotto of the Nativity, believed to ago a scholar discovered the Union College library· possessed guns for the hunters. His gun­ flocked to early Lancaster be­ have been one of the many rock­ minutes of the oldest Jewish a valuable minute book of Span­ making firm, Simon and Henry, cause of her many opportunities. hewn caves of the Holy Land. The community in the New World, the ish-Portuguese London Jewry. was famous for its rifles, which grotto Is now an ornate but still Rock of Israel Congregation at Wanting It, they searched through were traded as far west as the As the "West" grew in the tiny chamber with a 14-polnted ◄ Recife, Brazil, established In the their own extensive archival frontier post of Detroit. From late 1700' s, 'the town was by• silver star marking the tradition­ 1640's or earlier. Less than ten holdings for something to trade. Detroit they were carried west to passed for greener and lusher al site of the Nativity and an In­ years ago, Dr. Jacob R. Marcus, They were Iuclc}(, for they found the Rockies. fields like Baltimore. in the long scription that reads: director of the American Jewish the small plnkas, or record book, Lancaster owed her impor­ run, In! and Lancaster could nor "Hie de Vlrglne Maria, Jesus compete with the rising port on Archives on the Cincinnati of the treasury of the Holy Con­ tance to the -fact that' settlers, Chrlstus natur est" ('Here the campus of the Hebrew Union Col­ gregation of Lal)caster, Pa. Thus moving west to Pittsburgh or Chesapeake Bay, a fact sym­ Virgin Mary gave birth to Jesus lege-Je lsh In stitute of Religion, the trade was made, and this Im­ south to Maryland or Virginia, bolized by the experience of Solo­ Christ"). came upon the oldest North passed through the town. A Jew­ mon Ett!ng, Joseph Simon's son­ portant documentary record was I n-law. Ettlng struck south The Greek Orthodox Church American synagogual record. returned to the United States, !ts ish congregation was established took possession of the grotto un­ Quite by accident in the Public orlg!.nal home. there no later than the J 740's, through York and settled in Balti­ more, where he became one of der Turkish rule many centuries Record Office at London he dis­ probably as early as the one In later. Under the Intricate rules covered the I 720 record book of In 178 I·, Lancaster was the Philadelphia 70 miles to the East. the founding fathers of what would grown Into a great Jewish com­ set doWI) tnlder the Status Quo New York City's Spanish and largest "western" town in the Lancaster was a boom town in the agreement in the 19th century the Portuguese Congregation. new United States. The congrega­ generation before the Revolution, munity. There he helped promote the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Latin Church Is able to worship The American Jewish Arch­ tion had at least 15 paying mem­ and people always flocked to a r the site of the manger, but nor Ives has now secured the finan­ bers; together with their fami­ boom towns. During the French corresponded with Robert Fulton about building a steam warship, at the place of the birth. cial record book of a "western lies, they must have numbered and Indian WAr of the 1750's and Throughout the day bells frontier" eighteenth-century elose ro 100 souls. Families In the 1760's, all the vast supplies fought actively for the emancipa­ tion of the Jews In Maryland, and pealed In the campaniles above ,rynagogue. Thi s book dares from those days were large. Lancaster needed by the British and Ameri­ the churches and recorded music 1781, the year that Cornwallis was an important textile and can troops moving west against finally became the president of the ct ty council . was heard In the square. surrendered at Yorktown and the manufacturing center. The patri­ the French In the Ohio Valley In shepherds' fields, well be­ United State_s was assured of In­ arch of the Jewish community, were transported through Lan­ Lancaste·r's eighteenth-centu­ low Bethlehem and a few miles dependence. Joseph Simon, was a leading fur­ caster, or were assembled there ry synagogue records form only a beyond it, Protestant pilgrims n,e keepers of the Archives trade merchandise supplier. His In local depots. It was during this fragment of the huge collection of worshipped and sang Christmas In London's Bevi s Marks Congre­ business was big enough for him war that the British and Ameri­ American Jewish historical ma­ carols where the Bible says thai gation, mother syn agogue of all to be known as a "principal mer­ cans drove ihe French our of Fort terial to be found at the American the. angel appeared to tell Mary of the English-speaking Jews in the chant." He manufactured silver Duquesne and the Upper Ohio Jewish Archives in Cincinnati, the Nativity. ------;------~

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I. .I DAVID c; ADELMAN Sugarman Memorial Chapel. Bu­ Graveside services for David rial was In Lincoln Park Ceme­ C. Adelman, Providence attorney, tery, founder and first president of the The husband of the late Annie Rhode Island J ewlsh Historical Ida (Herscovltz) Chorney, he was Society, and once a Republican born In Russia In 1885, the son of member of the state Board of the late Simon and Fannie Chor­ Elections, who died Dec. 22, wer e ney. held the same day at the Congre­ Mr, Chorney had l!ved in gation Sons of Israel and David Providence since 1900, He was Cemetery. the owner and operator of J. Mr. Adelman, 75, was the Chorney Waste Material, · 43 husband of Mrs. Louise H. (Zlel­ Prlnter y Street, until his retire­ mann) Adelman and lived at 41 ment 22 years ago. The business Lorraine Avenue . He maintained Is now ow ned and operated by his law offices in the Industrial Trust sons. Bulldlng. He was a member of Temple Long active In Jewish histori­ Emanu-El, president of the Bick­ cal affair s , he continued to serve er Cholom Lodge 303, !OBA, an as honorar y pr esident of the Jew­ honorary vice-pr esident of the ish Historical Society. He was Chesed Schei Emess Association founding editor of the society's and a life member of the Provi­ p.ublication, "Historical Notes," dence Hebrew Fr ee Loan Asso­ which ls flied In most major col­ ciation. leges and public libraries, He Survivors include four sons, was also the author of "The Life Harry, Isaac G., Simon and Mau­ and Times of Judah Touro," a rice I. Chorney; two daughters, monogr aph. Mrs. Ben Rabinowitz and · Miss Mr. Adelman was commended COMMITTEE MEETS: Meeting to plan for the fund-rai,ing project of the Providence O,opter of Hodouoh Frances Chorney; one brother, In 1957 by Pr esident Eisenhower Daniel Chorney, and two sister s, Women to be held on Jon. 9 at Temple Emonu-EI are, seated, left to right, Mesdames Maurice Share, deco­ during a s tay at the Newport rations; Samuel H. Kouffman, chairman; Melvin A. Chernick, co-chairman and Elisha Scoliard, president. Mrs. Rose Wolf and Mrs. Etta summer White House for his his ­ Levine; 13 grandchlldren and 16 Standing, ore, left to right, Mesdames Barney M. Goldberg, publicity; Semon Weintraub, initial gilts; Abe torical contributions to Rhode Berman, advisor, and Max Leach, initial gifts. Other women active in the planning of the e vent o re Mes-. gr eat-grandchlldren, all of Prov­ Island. idenc e, · dames Paul Coring, initial gifts; Max Rose, treasurer; Sol Resnik and Bruno Hoffman, reservations; Harr'( He was also act! ve for several Seltzer and Ge orge Ludman, hostesses, and Julius Ep stein, decorations. years In Republican politics. He * * • Fred Kelman Photo ser ved as clerk of the Senate fi­ ISADORE S. HORENSTEIN nance committee from 1925 to Funeral services for Isador e 200 USYers To Make 1927 , and for four years begin­ S. Horenstein, 71 , of 26 Irving Israeli Cabinet Members Divided ning In 1934 was r ecording clerk Avenue, a lawyer In Providence Summer Trip To Israel of the House of Representatives. for many years, who died Sunday, NEW YORK , N,Y . - A record From 1935 to 1937 he was a were held Tuesday. Burial was In 200 teenager 8 are expected In the On Future Of Occupied Territories member at large of the executive Lincoln Park Cemetery. l 968 summer pil grimage to Is­ J ERUSALEM -The Israeli the territor y acquired during the committee of the Republican State Born In Providence on Sept. 3, rael spon sored by the Department cabinet Is unable to agree on the war and working out the Inher ent r entral Committee. He was a Re­ 1896, the son of the late Simon of Youth Activities of the United future of the occupied territories, demographic problem as best she publican election count watcher and Sarah (Bander) Horenstein, Synagogue of America. or on many other peace prob­ can. from 191 8 to 1936. he had lived In Providence all his Rabbi Bernard Segal, execu­ lems; it was a crisis cabinet ex­ The root of this senll ment, Wh en the state Board of Elec­ life. He had practiced law from tive director of the Unit ed Syn a­ panded on the eve of war to In­ which cuts across all party lines, tions was created In 1941, he was 1918 until three weeks ago, He gogue, said that the program for clude nearly every faction r epr e­ Is a shared conviction that a nam ed by then Governor J. How­ was the husband of Etta (Morri­ young men and women 15 to 18 sented in the Knesset, wrote T e­ peace treaty with the Arab coun­ ard McGrath as one of Its four son) Horenstein, year.s of age has in the past at­ r ence Smith In The New York tries wou ld not be worth the sac­ me mbers, a post he held until Mr. Horenstein was a gradu­ tracted more than 1,000 young­ Times , rifice of land and security that 1943. ate of the Boston University sters . The country must r emain would be r equired to achieve It. A 1910 gr aduate of Classical School of Law, class of 1918, and alert, and Is In constant confllct Most Israelis beli eve that even a Hi gh School, he r eceived a bach­ was a member of Wolsack at the with her neighbors, She depends signed peace treaty would be cast elor of arts degree from Brown university. His office was at 905 on Ar ab cooper ation, however, aside by the Arabs If the oppor­ Uni versity In 1914, served as a Industrial Bank Bulldlng tor many for any lasting settlement. tunity pr esented itself. second li eut enant during World years. Psychological factors contrib­ War I, and was admitted to the . Besides his wife, he Is sur­ ~· J 0 The ministers themselves ute to the national mood, The fe­ pr actice of law In 191 9. He was vived by a son, Dr, Simon Ho­ t are aware that they wlll never get r ocity of .the war, which affected also clerk of the Soldiers• Bonus r enstein of Cleveland, Ohio; two together'' on a common policy for every famtly In Israel, has not Board after the first war, daughters, Dr. Betty H. Pickett of the west bank, said a senior Is­ been forgotten. An acitve Mason, he ser ved as Washington, D.C., and Mrs. Ber­ rael! official who sits In on the Each day scholars and politi­ grand chancellor of the Knights of nard M. Schuman of Detroit, ::::~l=:CRUISl!S weekly Cabinet sessions. "For Don 't miss the boat! cians produce new arguments for Pythias of Rhode Island, and su­ Mich.; a . brother, Charles s. Ho­ the moment they have decided not a historical r ight of the people of preme r epresentative of that or­ r enstein of Cranston, and fi ve Send for our free booklet to press the Issue, since direct Israel to the land on the west ganization. grandchildren. CRUISES & TOURS EVERYWHERE negotiations with the Arabs are bank of the Jordan. Even the Among his other religious ac­ * * * ' It pays to call Price not an Im mediate prospect." weather r eport each night on Kol tivities, he was past president ' Price Sells Hoppi~ess As a r esult of this, the Gov­ Is r ael, the Israeli radio, Includes and director of the Touro Frater­ MRS. J.L. MUSHNICK 'I ernment of Israel has not made the day's tem peratures on the nal Association and had been fi­ Funeral services for Mrs. ~- up Its mind on what terms It Golan heights, at Sharm El Sheik nancial advisor to the group, and Bessie Mushnlck of 95 Woodbine ' might offer If the Arabs did nego­ and In Judah and Samaria, the was archivist of Temple Beth El, Street, who died Dec, 22, were i· PRICE TRAVEL tiate. biblical names of the Jewish He was one of the first life held Sunday at the Max Sugarman The people of Israel have kingdoms of the west bank, trustees of the Rhode Island Memorial Chapel. Burial was In .,:,:!~·;.~,, 831-S200 made their decision. The over­ In the opinion of most Is ­ Heritage Foundation, Lincoln Park Cemetery. ~ 1$)1 : 808 Hope St whelming sentiment of the Israel! raelis, the six months since the Born In Providence on June 2, Born on Sept. 20, 1886, In 1' ( • 11 ~,.,• Pr ovid ence public favor s Israel's keeping all war, while they may have been 1892, he was a son of the late Lithuania, a daughter of the late good fo r Israel, could have been Isaacs. and Rose B. Adelman. Hlllel and Shena (Mushnlck) Cur­ better. Survivor s besides his wife are ran, she had lived In Providence a son, Morris D. Adelman~ a for more than 70 years. She was DAY "The leadership In the Arab daughter, Mrs. Jerome Beloff; a member of Temple Beth Sho­ SCHOOL capitals could have collapsed and two grandchlldren; a brother, Ell lom, the Pioneer Women and the ST, DUNSTAN'S been r eplaced by others more In­ c. Adelman; and a sister, Mrs. Jewish Home for the Aged. An Independent Co-Educational School clined to make peace," a policy­ Samuel Klompus. Besides her husband, James Announces a limited number of openings for making member of the Govern­ Mr. Adelman's first wife, L. Mushnlck, she Is survived by ment observed as he assessed the Emma (Faegeson) Adelman, died two sons, Arthur Mushnlck of academically able Girls and Boys. Kinder­ postwar period. garten, Grades 5, 7 and 8. In 1938. Cranston and Haylm s. Mushnick "Or, since the present lead­ * * * of Providence; a daughter, Mr s. SECOND SEMESTER ers have been smart enough to Evelyn Port, and a brother, Max survive such a defeat, they might JOSEPH CHORNEY Curran, both of Providence, sev­ ADMISSIONS TESTS Will BE have been smart enough to r eal­ Funeral services for Joseph en grandchildren and three great­ GIVEN JAK 8 thru 12 ize the realities of the situation Chorney, 82, for merly of 152 Ev­ gr andchildren. and negotiate." ergreen St_reet , who died Dec, 20 The Israelis expect a great after a fouraweek lllness, were Cord of Thanks deal fr om the next six months, held the following day at the Max ► though they do not think there wlll The family of the late be dir ect negotiations or per­ POISON GAS SHELTERS SAUL ELKINS manent peace. TEL AVIV - The municipal wishes to thank relatives, friends "By next June, we should councll here has allocated $860,- and organizations for their kind ex­ know much more than we do 000 for the construction of public pressions of sympathy during their FRED SPIGEL'S now,' ' the Government source shelters to provide protection recent bereavement. ~ said. "There wlll be another against poison gas attacks. Arab summit meeting and the KOSHER MEAT MARKET - fabric Qf so-called Arab unity 243 RESERVOIR AVE., PROVIDENCE HO 1-0425 wlll be tested," Max Sugarman Funeral Home He said It would be a time of decisions for King Hussein of " THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" LEAVE ALL YOUR PARTY WORRIES TO US! Jordan and President Gama! Ab­ del Nasser. "If they survive untll -MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION- June, they'll probably go on In­ e PARTY PLATTERS• definitely." DE 1-8094 458 Hope Street DE 1-8636 "At the same time, the Arab FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-OF-STATE Select Your Own Meals - No Charge for Decorating armies wlll grow substantially Home Mode Liver Salad, Herring Salad, Potato Salad stronger, and the role of the So­ CALL COLLECT viet Union wlll become more Cole Slow, Gefilte Fish, Meal Knishes, Pickles, clear," he said. " On the one haI¥,l Where Shopping Becomes An Exciling Adventure the Soviets seem to be counseling JEWISH CALENDARS the Arabs to caution, and on the ------NEW VERMONT other they are rearming them For The Year 1967 - 1968 Are Now much too fast. Our hope Is that SOUR CREAM PINT 29( they don't defeat the first tacy.c Available Upon Request by the second." /.,,I

·,j THE-RHQDE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMB ER 2_9; 1967 3 Miami Job Agencies - Teitelbaum said his office UN Nations Pledge . d O d conducted a placement survey of A ccept B1ase r ers 38 private employment agencies MIAMI - Almost all employ- and the office of the State Em­ For Refugee Aid ment agencies In the Greater ployment Service which services . UNITED NATIONS - A pledg­ Miami area were found In a sur- the Miami area. ing session In the United Nations vey to accept willingly dis- General Assembly recently raised criminatory Job orders, the Flor­ $26,270,340 from 33 nations to Ida office of the Anti-Defamation GLENN JORDAN assist refugees In the Middle East. League of B'nal B'rlth, which ORCHESTRAS There are 122 member nations. made the survey, declared. The sum Is about $21-mllllon less Arthur Teitelbaum, the :rlor­ We Toke Care of All Details than the com missioner general of lda AOL director, said details of the UN Relief and Works Agency the Inquiry will be sent soon to Weddings and Florida Secretary of State Tom ~ked for. Bar Mitzvahs Michael s. Comay of Israel Adams, with a request !or appro­ had announced that his Govern­ priate action. Job agencies In ment was considering a special Florida are licensed by the Sec­ WI 1- 1 5 72 or TU 4-4 1 00 contrlbuUol) to be earmarked tor retary of State office. vocational training for refugees on the west bank and In Gaza All forms of personal and business insurance areas. Mr. Co may will be Is­ rael's chief representative for including - Life - Accident - Group - Fire - the remainder of the General As­ sembly, replacing Gideon Rafael, Automobile - Casualty - Bonds who returned to Israel last - month. Israel had already announced Murry M. Halpert a contribution of the equivalent of 800 Howard Bldg. $285,714 to the relief agency. DE 1-9100 Residence: DE 1-6949 Amin Hllmy of the United Arab Republic said that this was "only a small percentage of the Interest" on the Arab properties confiscated by Israel In 1948 and CAMP MENDOTA 1967. More than 13,000 refugees FOR BOYS have entered the United Arab Re­ CASCO, MAINE public since June, Mr. Hllmy continued, and hls Government JOSEPH SCHEIN spent $112,500 on them by No­ Mrs. Remmie J. Brown Teacher, Oassic:al HtrAh vember. His Government would The wedding of Miss Marjorie skirt. Her silk Illusion veil !ell continue to support the program, Ann Kay, daughter of Mrs. Mau­ from a matching cluster accented the Egyptian representative said, rice Kay of 119 Elton Street and with Alencon lace and seed Vice-principal Directors but he did not announce any con­ the late Dr. Kay, to Remmie Jay pearls. She carried an heirloo m Irvington Jr.-Sr . tribution for 1968. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bible o! her mother's with an or­ High School, N. Y. Mr. Mlchelmore's r eport on Louis A. Brown o! 74 Humboldt chid and stephanotls. OVER 20 YEARS OF the refugee situation, Issued on Avenue, was held on Sunday, Dec. Mis s Wend y Mayer was the Oct. 19 was to be debated In the 24, at Temple Emanu- El. Rabbi maid of honor. Bridesmaids were QUALITY CAMPING Ell A. Bohnen, Rev. Meyer E. Miss Barbara Bullock, Miss speclai Political Committee. FOR INFORMATION CALL 751-6166 The Arab delegations • dis­ Smith, grandfather of the bride­ Kristen Blue, Miss Gayle Mye rs, closed that the debate had been groom, and Cantor Ivan E. Perl­ Miss Susan Semenoff, and the postponed. They have not yet ar­ man officiated at the 1 p.m. cer e­ Misses Daryl, Bonnie and Karen rived at a common policy on the mony which was followed by a Brown, s isters of the bride­ ·report or on the refugee problem r eception In the temple meeting groom. Miss Deborah Zexter was In the Middle East, which Is part hall. Junior bridesmaid. The bride was given In mar­ George Brow n served as best Miami Beach of the larger problem o! a settle­ ment In the area. riage by Robert Snyder, her man for his brother. Usher s wer e cousin. She wor e a gow n of white Steven Brown, brother of the FREE AND IMMEDIATE CONFIRMATIONS West Bank Expulsion satin designed with a scoop neck­ bridegroom, Donald Friedman, line, short sleeves and an A-line Dr. Warren Kantrowitz, Sandy Worries Jordanians skirt with a detachable chapel Wl ener and Philip Irving. Air or Hotel Reservations AMMAN, Jordan - The Jorda­ train. Motl!s of re-embroidered After a wedding trip to the Air Reservations made with or without Hotel Reiervations nian Government, char ging that Alencon lace accented the high Concord Hotel In New York, the I I'" Israeli authorities expell ed 200 empire bodice and highlighted the couple will r eside In Providence. "All Leading Hotels Personally Inspected" Jordanians from the we s t bank to ~ ALGIERS DI UDO NEW YORKER I the east bank , has asked Its per­ AMERICANA DIPLOMAT NEWPORT DORAL COUNTRY CLUB manent representative at the ATTACHE RONEY PLAZA United Nations to r aise the issue AZTEC DORAL O N THE OCEAN SAHARA BAIMORAl DUNES SAGAMORE there. BARNEY GLAZER 8ARCElONA EOENROC SANSOUCI The Mini sterial Committee BEAU RIVAGE FONTAINEBlEAU SAXONY for Refugees Affairs announced C AOIUAC GOLDEN GATE SEA ISLE CASTAWAYS GOLDEN NUGGET SEVILLE that the 200 person s expelled CARlllON HARBOUR ISLAND SHEIRYFRONTENAC constituted the Nu selrat tribe, In Hollywood CASABLANCA HARDER HAU SHORE CLUB CHATEAU HllTON PLAZA SINGAPORE which had lived fo r ages In HOllYWOOD BEACH Jericho. The we st bank Is th at COLONIAL INN SORRENTO CROWN LU CERNE STERLING Jordanian territory we st of the Joseph E. Levine's ''The he had little to do with the suc­ 0EAUVILLE MARCO POLO SURF COMBER Jordan River that wa s occupied Graduate" Is the perfect answer cess of the movie produced by DELANO MARSElllES THUNDERBIRD DESERT INN MONTMARTE VERSAILLES by the Israelis during the six- day to foreign fllm production. It's a Lawrence Turman. He said, NAUTILUS war In June. foreign type movie made In "Mike Nichols did It all. He's the Saleh Nazhan, the m\lk tar of Am erica by Americans with good greatest and the movie he made MANY OTHERS - FREE BROCHURES the tribe, tol d the author ities th at old Yankee Ingenuity, You'll have Is the greatest. Any arguments?" the explusion had been preceded to see "The Graduate" not to be- Nobody objected. by lieve It. _ ISRAEL E~~~r~~~~G s519 a raid of inhabitants' houses Dustin Hoffman told the as­ DELUXE by ,the Israeli Army under the As Its stars, the credits list sembly how he had won the role. 9 NIGHTS, 11 DAYS pretext that the Inhabitants were Anne Bancroft, . Dustin Hoffman He had played a minor role In hiding Arab saboteurs. and Katharine Ross, In that or­ l "The Tiger," which Mike Nichols SPECIAL HIGHLIGHTS: Comprehensive He said that the Israeli Army der, but Hoffman earns 12-polnt­ saw. Although Nichols also re­ had killed a number of men, de­ ed stardom. He makes the most called a bad part Hoffman had sightseeing: New and Old Jerusalem, stroyed almost all the house s , of It by appearing In practically played In another production, the including the Wailing Wall. Also, Mt. and the local school and the mos­ every frame. When you see this director Invited the young actor Scopus and Rachel's Tomb. que and had ordered all the in­ slim, short, dark, prominently­ to audition for "The Graduate." nosed young man, you'll suddenly habitants to walk to the r iver and Le v ine said he became cross to the east bank. become aware that the tall, hand­ some, perfectly-profiled leading wrapped up more emotionally man now belongs to the dark with this film than any previous HAWAIIAN CARNIVAL West Bank Arabs Adapt ages. venture. "After my pal Bill Chai­ ONCE IN A LIFETIME TRIP! "The Graduate" is a most un­ kin had phoned from Hollywood 'Beyond Expectations' usual movie. Audiences will re­ and said he was thrilled by what 13 NIGHTS DELUXE member It forever. I! Dusty Hoff­ was happening, I rushed west and EVERYTHING INCLUDED S699* man• s parents ever hankered to what I saw thrilled me, too. I at­ Asserts Gahal Leader boast about my son, the doc­ tended more · screenings and 3 Nights las Vegas, 7 Nights Honolulu, 3 Nights San Francisco LONDON - An Israeli Cabi­ tor/ lawyer/ or dentist, by this rushes than I had ever done be­ All HAWAII 14 nights $699 net minister said recently that time they are undoubtedly willing ~r~ . the Arab population In Israel-oc­ to forget It In favor of my son, "Last July,'' continued Le­ cupied areas of the west bank has the movie star. vine, "I had to book my Christ­ COST A DEL SOL adapted Itself to Israeli rule to a Joseph E. Levine arrived mas playing time. I did something 15 DAYS degree "be yo nd our ex­ from Boston, New York and way­ I had never done before. I GOLF CARNIVAL 14 NIGHTS pectations" and Is cooperating points to Introduce Hoffman and screened half of the film, in a despite acts of sabotage and Infil­ Miss Ross at a Beverly Hills rough condition, to 15 of the tration. press luncheon arranged, he said, country's most Important exhibi­ CONCORD-GROSSINGER-NEVELE Joseph Saphlr, leader of Gah­ by his absentee-wl!e, Rosalie. tors who represented three or - OTHERS - al, said that the Arabs In the oc­ The Hollywood correspondents, tour thousand theatres. At the cupied areas no longer believe all who had seen the movie, ap­ conclusion o! the brief screening, FREE AND IMMEDIATE CONFIRMATIONS of the horror tales heard about plauded the young pair enthu­ the exhibitors did something un­ Israelis from their leaders. siastically and sincerely. -Kath­ usual for them: they applauded Saphlr spoke o! Arab resi­ arine Is great; Dustin the great­ wildly."· Honeymoon Specialists dents, not refugees who, he said, est. The newsmen and newshens constitute an International prob­ were fully In accord. The personable chunky pro­ lem. Levine said, "I told my chil­ ducer labeled Mike Nichols pure Call Anytime He said that the rural Arab dren (his a!!ecllonate term for genius. "He's tough. He has more farmers had adapted them selves the couple) that we're leaving to­ gall than anyone but he backs up to the occupation more quickly day tor New York and when we his demands with convincing ar­ Zelda Kouffman c.T.c. J and cooperated more readily than arrive It will be the last time be­ guments. Mike Is the 'hardest ( Certifie~ Travel Counselor) urban Arabs. fore the film Is released that they working man I've ever met. With CRANSTON TRAVEL - 801 PARK AVE. CRANSTON The return to normal life In will walk In public without crowds •The Graduate,' he has created a the occupied areas was !aster pointing at them." breakthrough for American films. Eve~. bv appointment 781-4977 than had been expected, he said. Levine modestly conceded that I could talk about him for years," 4 THE, RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1967

Give a gift. subscription to 'The WIG FACTORY IN JSRAEL Herald. JERUSALEM - A New York manufacturer, Ignatz Steiner, will o!)QII a large wig factory In Israel BRIDGE AUTO soon, to produce 400 wigs a 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 INSURANCE month, most of them for men. Steiner hopes, because of Israel's By Robert E. Starr lower labor costs, to be able to One or the Interesting features North Low quarterly payments sell the Israeli-made wigs In the of a Duplicate Tournament Is that ♦ K 7 4 for accident-free drivers United States market. all players can see what the oth­ • A J 9 Member Downtown Parking Pion ers did on each hand, especially ♦ A8765 + Q 2 INSURANCE PIANOS at the end when the scores are being compiled. While ·watching West East M & FAGENCY INC. TUNED - REPAIRED RECONDITIONED some of these they wonder Just ♦ J 10 3 ♦ 9 8 6 5 KEY WORK how some players could be so • K 8 6 5 • 3 2 331-9427 ♦ K 10 3 ♦ 9 2 HARRY BAILEY lucky as to get such bad defense 131 Washington St. ♦ 7 5 3 ♦ AKJ86 521-2471 that they could be allowed to Providence make an unmakable contract. Ac­ tually, even though some hands South are supposedly unmakable, they ♦ A Q 2 Announcing the Opening of might be made against normal, • Q 10 7 4 not Inferior defense because an ♦ Q J 4 astute Declarer gave her oppo­ ♦ 10 9 4 Mr. Bryan's Hair Fashions ENGAGED, Mr. and Mrs. Irving nents no opportunity" to tell each After North opened the bid­ 1087 W1rwlck Av•., W1rwki M. Jablons of Trenton, N. J., an­ other what to do. Today's hand Is ding, had East over called with formerly of nou nee the engagement of their a fine example for the defend ers her five card Club suit, this ar­ daughter, Barbara Susan, to Peter did nothing wrong, they simply ticle would not have been written Setian's Beauty Salon David, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman never could get together on time but rather I might have Inserted Hours By Appointment 467-9616 Cokin of 21 Dryden Avenue, Paw­ to make a vital shl1! to a wide some very strong words on the tucket. open s uit. Remember , each de­ danger of making poor overcalls, Specializing in: Miss Jablons is a graduate of fender can see his own hand and esp e c I a 11 y vulnerable against Permanent Waving Hair Coloring Trenton High School and Boston the Dummy whereas the Declarer n on- v ulnerabl e opponents. U High Styling Hair Cutting University, from which she will re­ can see all of his combined as­ doubled, East would have gone ceive her Master's degree in s ets. down five hundred, more than her Mrs. Lawrence Bertman and opponents' game Is worth. Speech Pothology this May. Mrs. Albert Surdut were North Mr. Cokin was graduated from This hand came up recently at I and South, West dealer, East­ one of my playing clinics where I Pawtucket West High School and West Vulnerable. The bidding: Boston University. He is presently point out certain features both In W N E S the bidding and the play. The bid­ employed by International Busi­ p 1D p 1H JACK'S FABRIC"S ding was fine, tor after North ness Machines in Boston. P 2H P 2NT A June 16 wedding is plonned. raised the Hearts one level, DRAPERIES P 3NT End South, with her eleven points, made a try for game. Her Two No For Homes and Offices Trump bid showed a hand not SLIP COVERS BEDSPREADS ORGANIZATION NEWS quite good enough for game oppo­ site a minimum hand of twelve or UPHOLSTERING WINDOW SHADES thirteen points but with a bit 'MICKEY' FINN TO SPEAK Crans ton-Warwick area. lt was more she did want her partner to CALL PA 5-2160 Samuel "Mickey" Finn will be announced this week by Peter bid game. It also Implied a some­ I the guest speaker at the regul ar Mazzei, physical education direc­ what weak tour card Heart suit I FOR AN EXPERIENCED DECORATOR dinner meeting of the Henry tor of the Center. that needed four card support. Friedman Lodge, B'nal B'rlth on The program will be con­ North, with enough extra but only We Will Gladly Help You With Any Wednesday at the Lindsey Tav­ ducted in the gymnasium at Al­ three Hearts, bid the game In No ern. Dinner will be served at 6:30 drich Junior High School In War­ Trump. Home Decorating Problem You May Have p.m. wick on Monday evenings from 7 As you can see, a Club lead at Call Us Now. No Obli9ation. Mr. Finn served as an army to 10 p.m. starting on Monday, any time would cook Declarer's sergeant with the 25th Infantry J an. 8. The pr ogram will Include goose but West had no reason to 725 DEXTER STREET CENTRAL FAUS Divi sion in Vietnam where he basketball, volleyball and other lead one on the opening lead so as MON ., TUES., WED ., FRI. and SAT . 9,30 a .m.-5,30 p.m.; THURSDAY 9 to 9 earned the Combat Infantry Badge gym activities. no one had bid Spades she led the and the Purple Heart. He will ----- Jack, South muddying the water a speak on hi s combat experiences MIZRACHI FESTIVAL bit by winning with the Ace, not and wlll I show his coll ectlon of Judge Frank Licht or the R. L the Queen, so East might . stlll color slides. superior Court wlll present, on have that card. Declar.er could He ls now a student in Busi­ behalf ot the Providence Chapter, see the situation as soon as Dwn­ ness Administration at Roger Mlzrachl Women, citations to my went down but had to make the Williams Junior College. outstanding members at the best of it. Her tricks would have Costa del Sol Chanukah Festival which will be to come from the Diamond suit HADA SSA H TO MEET held at the Sheraton-Biltmore and she also had to pray that the The Pawtucket-Central Falls Hotel on Wednesday at 1 p.m. H earls, finesse would win so she Chapter of Senior Hadassah will Mrs. Benjamin Mendelovltz Is Jed the Diamond Queen which was hold its next regular meeting at chairman, and Mrs. James Kap.. covered by West. She started to Golf Carni\falComplete Richard's House of Belluty on Ian and Mrs. Israel Hassenfeld are automatically overtake It with Double ottupar,c;y Departure Feb. 18 . Return Hope Street on Jan. 22. co-chairmen. Dummy's Ace when I stopped her $499 Morch 3. GOLF - SUN . FUN Mrs. Diane Silk Is program whereas we all had a discussion. chairman, and hostesses . are We agreed that before four FISCHMAN ELECTED Mesdames Max Cerel, Morris 15 DAYS - 14 NIGHTS OF SUN & FUN IN SPAIN Burton L. Fischman, an °Eng• Diamonds could be won even after Fishbein, David Friedman, Alex the finesse worked, a Diamond lish Instructor at Bryant College, Goodblatt, M,)rrls Lecht, Hyman ' was elected president of the would have to be lost to someone. B. Stone, Bernard Yanku, Bessie We also decided that West had Touro Fraternal Association at zawatsky, Harry Silverman, ex­ its annu•l election of officers had no reason to lead a Club on officio, and Miss Rachel Chantz. held on Dec. 20. the opening and that unless some­ Other officers are Dr. Aaron one told her to switch to one she Shatkln, vice president; Charles CHANUKAH BOX SUPPER might continue Spades, defenders Coken, secretary; Gerald D. Ho­ The Annual Chanukah Family do not like to play all suits and dosh, treasurer: Sydney W. Paull, Box Supper of the Jewish Com­ that lead had not given up any­ chaplain; Robert Halpert, faithful munity Center for elementary thing. But maybe East knew guide, and Morton Abowitt, Inside school boys and girls and their something that West didn't. Re­ guard. families wlll be held at the Cen­ gardless, something would happen Arrhur Poul ten, who has ter building on Sunday from 3 to on that third Diamond If we took served two terms as pr.esident, 5;30 p.m. the Ace and continued the suit. was elected to a three-year term Families wlll supply their own Either East would show out and on the board of directors. basic suppers, and the Center discard a small Spade, Implying Re-elected to the board were will supply latkes, dessert and · she didn't want that suit continued Morton Coken, Leo Greenberg, bevera):e. and at the same time not giving Harry M. Schwartz and Lours I. A presentation of "Charlie up a valuable Club, or else It Sweet. Brown's Chanukah" will be given would be East herself who would by the Dramateens under the di­ win that third Diamond and play CHANUI

' IBE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY , DECEMBER 29, !967 5 .Sister Of Polish Hero KIBBlTfZNIK DE ROIBSCHILD Alan de Rothschild, arrived In Is­ TEL AVIV - Robert de r ael from Paris for a year of Returns Grunwald Cross Rothschild, the 20-year old son of work In a kibbutz. BUENOS AIRES - The sis­ ter of a Polish Jewish hero of the Shop MELZER'S For The LARGEST SELECTION of underground during the Nazi oc­ HEBREW SUPPLIES cupation of Pol and notified the Polish Embassy here that she • TALEISIM e YARMULKES e TAUS BAGS• CANDLES was returning the medal, post­ • ISRAEU GIFTWAl!E • RELIGIOUS JEWELRY humously awarded him, as a pro­ test against the Polish policy to­ HEADQUARTERS ·FOR YOUR ward Israel. CHANUKAH MERCHANDISE Dr. Nina Tenebaum, whose brother, Mordechal Tenenbaum, IN STOCK was a leader of the Bialystok ghetto fighters, ·said she was re­ ALL NEW ISRAELI RECORDS turning the Grunwald Cross, one INCLUDING ORIGINAL of Poland's highest decorations. "Jerusalem of Gold" Poland followed the Soviet ex­ AU DISCOUNT PRICED ample in severing relations with Israel after the outbreak of the MELZER'$ SHOPPING CENTER . June war and the Polish Commu­ 238 PRARIE AVENUE MA 1-8524 . Open Evenings nist Party leader subsequently warned Pol and' s Jews not to re­ joice over Israel's victory. JOE ANDRE'S inlSRAEL ORCHESTRA Mu1,c for that very special affair air fare$399* Weddings Bar Mitzvahs Deluxe Hotel Accommodations ·944.3344 Res. ST 1-9080' OR First Class Hotel with breakfast ·gg PLUS SHRIMP Seven days rent-a-car unlimited mileap Mrs. Jerald M . Engel FRESH COOKED BUYS ... OR The Alpine In Maplewood, carried white orchids and a AND CLEANED Six full days of sirhtminf N,J,, was the . scene of the wed- Bible. Louisiana Shrimp ding of Miss Beverly Ruth Fried­ See a travel BQent or write for FREE BROCHURE Mrs. Marc B. Gelber was ma­ man to J erald Marshall Engel on tron of honor, and her sister, ready-to-eat Sunday, Dec, 24 at 7 p,m. Miss Miss Heidi Jo Friedman was ALL SIZES F'.t'ledman Is the daughter of Mr. maid of honor. Bridesmaids were PRICE and Mrs, William Friedman of 4 Miss Joyce Wilner, Miss Merle TRAVEL Edgar Road, West Orange, N.J, Applebaum, Miss Susan Coyle and BRISCO • Mr. Engel of 292 Susan Lane, Miss Rona Fogel. SHRIMP CO . 08 HQPE '")I Rochester, N,Y., Is the son of ,ov,OENCE 831-5200 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Engel of The best man was Gary M. 723-7076 124 Sixth Street. Friedman, brother of the bride. Rabbi Julius Eldenbaum offi­ Ushers were Edward D. Feld­ ciated at the ceremony which was stein, Robert A. Mosko!, Stephen followed by a reception at The D. Lopatln, Carl C. Engle, Mi­ Alpine. chael C. Fetner, Ivan J. Krouk, Given In marriage by her par­ Marshall Gerstenblatt and Martin ents, the bride was gowned In Grand. A-line white peau de sole fash­ After a wedding trip to Nassau ioned with long pointed sleeves, a In the Bahamas, the couple will bateau neckline and pearl bodice r eside at 292 Susan Lane In 1111'der · a ,Chantl,llY lace cage, She Rochester. / Registration Required By Resident Aliens I Federal Law r equires all non­ who have not abandoned their citizens In the United States on status, are exempted. Jan. l of each year to complete The form will be available at Form 1-53 "Allen Address Re­ all post offices and Immigration port." All non-citizens admitted for and Naturalization service offices permanent residence regardless during business hours from Jan. of age or period of residence, and 2 to 31. all non-Immigrants In the United Boston District offices are lo­ States for limited periods must cated al the Federal Building, comply with this statutory r e­ Room 107, Boston, Mass.; 21 5 quirement. Federal Building, U.S. Court Diplomats and members of House, Providence; and 304 Post certain International organiza­ 0 f fl c e Bulldtng, Springfield, tions (such as the United Nations) Mass.

lAST WEEKS I CR □ SSW □ RD PUZZLE ANSWER _. ACROSS 2. Chief 20. Pillages 1.Reach. Norse 21. First­ 5. Ba.ng god rate 9 . Smell 3.Ditch 22. Man's corc:liaUy invites you 10. Cipher 4,Falcon name 11. Of birds ot sea. 2i.Over: 12. Wanderer 5. Distort poet. 14 . .Afforded 6. Plunder 25. F ore­ to attend tho 15.Go 7. Moves man (over to) forward 26. Blunt 16. 0ne 8. More _28. Ameri• hundred humble can Annual Bridal sq. meters 11. Woe is me! inventor 34. Journey 17,Mandate 13. Network 29. Ready for 35. Noah's 18. Meshed 15. Military eating. as first son Fashion Show fabric engage• a roast 36. Peel 19. The ments 31. Tiny : 38. Mandarin F ormosa 'Z. ?, 4 I, , e, to be held 22. Meuure 0' ~s ~ of land 010 23. Sour, like ::0, ~ Saturday, the Sixth of January vinegar II I~ ~5. 0a 0•z 27.Rented 14 IS 30. Arctic gulf 0 in. tho and its 11, Ill river ~ ~n t:0 31. Thrice : 20 21 l~'Z. prefix ~ Sherato11.1Biltmorc Ballroom 32. Perform " Z.!o 2'1 33. Declares 1//2 ~ I½ ~ 35. Revolve lS 21, ztl 1, 37.Nomlnal r0u capital of ?,o ~!,I v,;,; ~~ Bolivia ·- 38. Punue. 31 l4 lS }b Tic~b on Sale al 39.Flay ~ Lunclrton : 12 :30 40, Pro• l? ~e Cladding"s Bridal Salon and Con~enrence tagonlat ~ Fmlrion Slro1»: 1 :00 De1/r1, Donmlonm, Gm'den Cit!) 6- W a)l­ 41 . Dlacover 1, 40 Tic/ret,1 "'50 42, Verily ~ ~ ~ lm1tl Squtll'e, Tiltlen-T!turbr, «11il tit• ~ 41 ~t lnelutlin1 Ta «11tl T~ Slwcrtffl-Billm•re. DOWN ~ ~ J.Secnt tour. Rather It Is a course In the ' ' ?/ ,... , ways of life of each group wor­ .,,_·{~ ~~- - ,,.,. shipping In these Shulen. The FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY Shulen to which the guide takes \ ~:""•1 ti'-·t/·-\·;"'~r..-r·- his students are not well known In . ~ ~, .. I Jerusalem. They are not the THf ONLY fNGL/SH JfWISH WffKLY IN R I AND SOUTHfAST MASS AStrange Trip Great Synagogues to which every ...... ,_.,,,.. tourist goes at one time or anoth­ Jewish ,.._» f'uWkhint Compciiny er, during his or her visit to J e- Box 6063, Pro¥icl•nw, U . 02904 Telephor-. 724-0200 rusalem. _ PLANT AND' OfflCE: HERALD WA'r, Off WEBSTER ST., ,AWT,, I.I. 02861 By Beryl Segal From the point of view of CE.IA ZUCkER8ERG . . . Mci"09int Editor teaching I know of no better way lOIS ATWOOD ...... Editor Dr. Jay N. Fishbein has kindly the Shtrelmel by the names of the to present the subject. Look and sent me a "Summary of the Fri­ Twelve Tribes. Reuven, Shimon, Learn. Especially when the S.cond Oau Postav- ,Qid ol Providence, Rhode ldond day Evening Tour to V arlous Levi, Yehuda, and so on. Counting and Subscription Rates: Fiftqn Cents the copy; 8y Moil, $6.00 per annum; outMde New England, $7.50 per on­ teacher understands the color ~n!:':~i~k. rolH on requHt. The Herald ouumH subsc:ripti0f'l5 a,e cOf'ltinuou, unleu notifted to the ,ontro,y Synagogues in Jerusalem," given the tails In the Shtrelmel Is a the spirit of his subjects, and by Y, Frieman, a well known must on the Eve of Sabbath. But knows what to point out for ·the guide. Dr. Fishbein was a mem­ what a strange way of counting. tourists. ber of the party In the tour guided What a strange way of starting I thought this might Interest by Mr. Frieman. the Sabbath, of getting In the you and, when you visit Israel, Some of the observations and mood of Sabbath. you might take this "trlP'' around FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1967 facts about Jerusalem are wortliy The guide continues on his the little trodden paths of J erusa­ of r epetition. visit to the various Shulen In J e­ lem. In Jerusalem there are 450 rusalem, and the visitors who are Closed On The Sabbath? Synagogues, representing every following him, learn of the cus­ * A letter to the editor in today"s -Herald recounts the shock to a Jewish communtty In the world. toms and the ways of life of each (Mr. Segal's opinions are his gr oup. Miriam Hospital visitor at finding that the coffee shop is open on Ever ywhere In the world own and not necessarily those of Synagogues are built facing to­ This Is not a mere guided this newspaper.) th e Sabbath, and that it serves ham . ward Israel, but In Israel the Others· have been di stressed to learn of the practices in other Synagogues face toward Jerusa­ institutions which were founded to serve Jewish people and now lem. In Jerusalem they face the ca ter to the genera( public. Temple of Solomon, which once stood on Mount Moriah. !!I The situation ha s generall y been ·dealt with by ignoring it. To In these Synagogues the wor­ Ill detail the ex plicit ways in which laws and customs were being shippers still adher e to the tradi­ broken wo u Id serve no good purpose. the reaso ning went. Wh y tional costumes, chants and mel­ Miriam Hospital Visitor Shocked not let it lie. let things go along quietly as th ey arc·> Only a mi­ odies of the lands from which they came. nority cares and even then on ly th e rabbis will compl ain. IF these In a Sephardic Synagogue this To Find Coffee Shop Open On Sabbath matters arc brought up for a rea l di scu ss ion. it will just stir up peculiarity Is noticed. Some por­ ln the pas t several weeks I the same way. trouble. and even those who don't keep the dictar) laws them­ tions of the service are r ecited have been spending a great deal I s trongly urge the Jewish selves feel that others oug ht to. It 's li ke tr ying to ge t the fund s to silently. Others are chanted of time at the Miriam Hospital , communlry to Join my protest so aloud, The prayers chanted aloud vis iting friends and my mother. that the opportunlry for sneering build a mikvah. many more talk of it s necess it y th an arc wi ll­ have a decided Church melody. I mus t say rhat the firs t time I at Jews , which has been provided ing to help pay for building one. This Is understandable when we realized that the coffee shop was by thi s flagrant disregard for the In man y wa ys the community attitude is ambivalent. Some r emember that during the Holy open on Friday ni ght and Sa turday Sa bbath and Ka shruth, may be re­ small businessmen keep their stores open on Frida) ni ght s as thi , Inquisition the worshippers gath­ I was s hocked. I have always con­ moved as quickly as possible. II sidered the Miriam to be a Jew­ Ruth Levin is necessary (they say) to their economic sur viva l. The v arc taken ered in their under gr ound" Synagogues for prayer, al the ish Hospi tal. As such I was proud 20 Summit Avenue lo ta sk for thi s from time to tim e. and invariably th~ y point to risk or their lives. When dis­ to point out to my gentil e neigh­ Providence, R.I, the big businessmen. the large sto res and shopping ccntess whi ch covered, they pretended that they bors , that the Sabbath was ob­ ----- ha ve Jewi sh ow ners and arc also open for bu sine ss on Friday chanted church melodies. served here. My Initial shock was Bureau Thanks Herald nights and Saturdays . (The days arc over when men of great The descendants of these doubled. when I wa s Informed that For Informing Public J ews, almost four and a half cen­ I shouldn't be upset by thi s, be­ learning became pedd lers so that they co uld keep the Sabbath. turies later, sttll adher e to this cau<; e now ham is being served in About Adult Education Most of the unassi milatcd ha ve found other wa ys of supporting custom which was handed down to the coffee shop . This wa s the las t I want to thank you very much them sel ves without Saturday wo rk .) them generation atter generation. straw and caused me ro write thi s for the most excellent assistance Who is bothered that th ere is no hospital in the state whe re an In a Yemenite Synagogue the le tter. How can you excuse or you have provided In bringing the condone rh i s ? Orthodox gi rl can go to have her baby and be fed from a kosher worshippers sit on the floor. Information about the Adult Edu­ They adopt the same posture as I! The Miriam, although a public .cation Program of the Bureau of kitchen'' Or that a Jewish Family & Childre n·,; Service home­ they were riding on top of cam­ institution which car es for all Jewish Education to the attention maker ma y go to a non-Jewish home. if the agency find s that she els. They sway to the rhythm of sick people rega r dless of creed of the Jewish communlry of Rhode has spare tim e·_> a Caravan In the desert. There Is or color Is s till considered the Island. Not only in thi s sma ll state but el sewhere the letters to the the air of the wide desert In their Jewish hospi tal by Jew and Gen­ We want you to know that we chant as they welcome the Sab­ tile alike . Why do we as Jews value your cooper ation most editor at the time of the High Holy Days and the Passover Se­ bath Queen. have ro assimilate to such an ex­ highly and that It Is very Impor­ ders arc sometimes equally di vided between those who wish to An old Yemenite Prayer Book, tent? I have alw ays felt that we tant to the success of our Adult thank the many who made it poss ible for invalids and persons in pre,;.erved In manuscript, tells of are our own worst e nemies in Education Progr am. the Yemenite Jews praying: this area. The non-Jew can only Thank you and kindest person­ in stituti ons to celebrate the holiday and those who arc angry that respec t those who observe their the celebration was a day too ea rl y or a day too late. "We are Here, but our hearts al regards . are there." Ther e, meaning Je­ tradi tions , but when we fl aunt our Joseph Teverow The Providence Jewi sh Communit y Center is cl osed on the rusalem. for our laws , how President Sabbath. but ce nters elsewhere arc open. Herc. too. the questi on Or Lifting their eyes to the expect the non­ arises of whether a ce nter mu st be kept compl etel y Jewi sh heavens they chanted: but react in (Continued on There arc no easy answers. but neither are there likely to be ''On Wings to Jerusalem.'' This Is the origin of the "OP­ answers at all unless they are pressed for. In some wa ys our eratton Magic Carpet," the air­ heritage is in danger of being let go by default. This is a concern lift of the Yemenite J ews to Is­ of the entire Jew ish community. that it be known which tradi­ rael In our times. To the Jews of tions arc kept and which have been dropped. and th e reasons. Yemen that air-lift was a prophe­ sy fulfilled, a dream_ r ealized, the There is no easy middle path through co nflicting views. but in all beginning of redemption. orga ni zations or institutions supported by the community. th at In a Hasldlc Shu! where Jews commu nit y has the ri ght to ask what is being done and wh y. from Eastern Europe worship, The Two Great Plots ,:_4~"',",",","',",","~~"'.,(,"'~,",","'4!'~,,,,..,~... ~ the mood Is entirely different. The worshippers are adorned ~~ ------;~ In the Ir fur hats, called k d;:;t:6t;\~~-•-;;:~;:~~i7 ~i~;·· in ❖ •·•-,;;;~;;;•;; ;~::;•t;;; •·;;;::; ;~~Lll~~~-Il Shtrelmelach. They are attired In all literature Is the Cinderella Cinderella exists In many :: '/OUR MONEY'S ?~ their gaily- colored Caftans, the legend, the story of the little forms. Sean O'Casey tells the long Kapotes. But what is more, glass slipper. Just who wrote it Cinderella story In. his master- they are Imbued with an Extra makes little difference. Perhaps piece "Juno and the Paycock" ii WORTH ~I Soul, a Sabbath Soul. Sabbath to It was never r eally written In the where the oppressed captain \ . the Hasidim Is a Gift of God. It Is s ense we recognize authorship. comes upon a windfall onl y to ~ ~ ,: by Sylvia Parter \~ a foretaste of the World to Come. Very likely the legend, In some have It vanish at the play's end, All the days of the week are pro­ form, was born In that dim area his family and his hopes ruined. ~ ~ fane, but the Sabbath Is Holy. All where legend hardly ends and That Is why I call the Cinderella ~ ~ the days of the week are only a history barely begins. legend great. It Is applicable to It's hardly news that our So­ 1f you are an employe, your prelude to Sabbath. The Hasldlc I am sure that after primitive all times and all places. cial Security tax contributions Social Security tax rate will b~­ Jew, In fact, counts the days of man satisfied his bodily needs; he One of man's everlasting are going up again, but precisely raised In 1969 from today's 4,4 the week In terms of Sabbath. began to Imagine coming upon hopes Is to come upon good for- how w!ll the new 1968 maximum per cent to 4.8 per cent (but this Sunday Is the First Day after good fortune suddenly and he kept tune suddenly. He reflects this "wage base" for taxes effect Is .1 per cent less than the 4.9 Sabbath, Monday Is the Second changing this legend to flt his en- hope every time he buys a lottery your dollar-and-cents contribu­ per cent rate which had been Day after Sabbath, and so on, un­ vlronment as he wandered across ticket or places a bet on a 20 to 1 tions next year? scheduled under the old law), til he comes to Friday and he the face of the earth. shot. Next year, the wage base, the This means you'll pay a new calls It Erev Shabos, the Eve of Essentially the Cinderella Lord Bacon wrote, "The car- maximum earnings on which we maximum contribution of $374.40. Sabbath. story Is the story of getting rylng of men from .hope to hope Is are required to pay Social Secur­ And If you're self-employed, the The Hasld when he puts on his something, of finding the crystal the greatest antidote to the seeds ity taxes and on which our ruture I 969 Social Security tax rise will Shtrelmel on his head, counts the spring In the desert, or redress- of discontent." benefits are figured, w!ll be lift your maximum contribution rur tails In his Sabbath hat. Ther e Ing cruel fortune's blows. It Is Next In the order of great raised from today's $6,600 to from $499.20 to $538,20. are twelve tails In the Shtr elmel, the story which lets us believe plots Is Daniel Defoe• s story of $7,800, · Thus It's obvious that, for the and there were Twelve Tribes in there Is retributive justice In the Roloson Crusoe, the shipwrecked This means that If you are near term anyway, the key factor Israel. So he counts the tails In universe, that the good will be man on an uninhabited Island, now earning $6,600 or less, your behind your rising Social Security only his Ingenuity between him contribution will not go up at all. contributions will be next year• s and extinction. It you are earning between wage base hike, And the reason COMMUNITY CALENDAR There would have been no sto­ $6,600 and $7,800, you'll pay up tor this hike Is to keep Social Se­ A SERVICE OF THE ry at all to Robinson Crusoe un­ to $52,80 more next year depend­ curity taxes, and benefits, related GENERAL JEWISH COMMITTEE OF PROVIDENCE, INC. less there was a witness to his Ing on the amount of your earn­ to the wages now actually being For Usting Call 421-4111 Individual worth. That witness ~SW ings. earned by a significant majority ,Sunday, D.cember 31 , 1967 was, of course, his man Friday. If you are earning $7,800 or of Americans. With today's $6,- In the Cinderella story we 600 wage base, only half of the ;;gg : :: :.c~;.wMi~:1i~~T,if:;01a1~uu9J ~=:al Chanuliah S•rvic• more, your contribution will be Wedn•sday, January 3, 1968 have the chance at hope for a bet­ hiked a nat $52,80, from $290.40 regularly-employed working men 12:30 p,m. -.Lad . Au'n. J•wish Ham• for the Aged, Donor kic:lioff ter life and In the Robinson to $343.20, In the U.s. are paying Social Se­ : :: : :: ::~~~:;hfc::,~e!::rl~.~'.~ ::~; M;;~~ton J~i• h Center, RegulQr M.eting Crusoe narrative, the story of U you are self-employed and curity taxes on all of their earn­ human relations. J~1r!L;·J·0~1~::~hr19~r9· M,1hlion Tfiloh, RegulQr Meeting are now earning at least $7,800, ings and only three out of four of No matter how many stars we all workers, tull and part-time 10:00 a .m.- Prov. Chapter Senior Hodouah, Study Group explore In space, we will never the wage base rise w!ll hike your I :00 p.m.-Roger Williams Chapter B'noi B'rilh Wom•n, Boord M-ling Social Security contributions by are contributing on the basis of .8:30 p.m.-Prov. Chopl♦ r Wom•n'• Am•rkon ORT, Boord M.eling alter these two basic themes. $76,80 next year to $499.20, (Continued on page 10) (Copyright by Harry Golden)

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TI-IE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29 , 1967 7 RIGHT IDEA ROME - Vice Premier Nenni, leader o! the Italian Socialist Party, called !or an end to the "absurd polemics that Israel Is an aggr essor" and . declared that the time had come !or a reconci­ liation In the Middle East that wlll safeguard the rights of both by Leonard Lyons Arabs and J ews. STAR: Barbara Harris, who days. This will permit him to ap- starred on Broadway ln "The pear before hls favorites, the Apple Tree" and "On a Clear pros working ln other plays. Day," can have her choice of MEMOS: LBJ r equested ABC - roles, but has been turning them TV's "Wedding at the White down. The Tony Award winner Is House" special !or the National devoting her time to such study Archives • • • Berkeley's om- courses as Spanish. She told me clals r efused to permit "The why: Graduate" to be filmed ther e, but ' The Broadway star wants to Mike Nichols did lt anyway by us- RUTH'S .win, at long last, the high school ing long-range cameras •• • BEAUTY SALON diploma she never r eceived. U.S . Sen. Brooke o! Massachu- Hair dyeing is o common practice ENTRY: The Rex Harrlsons setts will take a trip to Africa today not only for women but were In Sweden before fl ying to next month ••• Arthur Rubin- for men also. To darken one's hair the premieres o! "Dr. Dollttle." stein sa ys he readjusts to the a s to re d, brown, or black In their Stockholm suite Mrs. change o! hours, whenever he the dyeing process is necessary. To lighte n it in color as to blond or Harrison took a bath and, still flies to or from Europe, by plati num it must be bleached, undraped, walked Into the parlor, s pending 10 hours ln bed. the basic bleaching material be ing where a strange man was dozing Dyan Cannon took her 20- a mixture of hydroge n peroxide on the sofa. Harrison r esponded mon th-old daughter, Jennifer and ammonia. The technique of to her scream •• · • The drunken Grant, to the Association For the hair-dye ing poses enough problems to rule out the wisdom of stranger was registered at the Blind Chrlstmas-Chanukah Party. Mrs. Alan W. hotel but had been given the Miss Cannon led the carol sing- Rottenberg do-it-yourself dyeing . Hoving the wrong key. lng, and glowed over the Chanu- Miss Debora Joan Dunn, The bride was graduated from job done by o professional is not daughter or Mr. and Mr s . Robert Woonsocket High School and ts only for safer but usually more ef­ Harrlson notl!led the manage- kah menorah ••• New York C lt y fective . ment he wanted nobody fked, nor will sponsor a New Year' s Eve N. Dunn o! 117 Trent Street, now a senior at Mount Holyoke Woonsocket , became the brtde on College ln South Hadley, Mass. Our professional styl is ts will be even a complaint made, but wise- party In Centr al Park's Bethesda happy to consult with you on o ly wanted to make a check !lrst to Terrace, with the American Rev- Saturday, Dec . 23, of Alan w. Mr. Rottenberg, an alumnus of Rottenber g, so!' of Mr. and Mr s . change of hoir color. Ju st co ll make sure nothing had been tak- olution Rock Band and the Gospel C lasslcal High School and Dart­ 467-5509, RUTH 'S BEAUTY SALON, en. Choir • . • The N. Y, Yankees Louis L. Rottenberg of 24 Br en­ mouth College, sum ma cum 920 Reservoir Ave. Complete Beau­ ROLE: Alec Guinness Is star- will have its stars take turns at ton Avenue . Rabbi Wllllam Kauf­ laude, Phi Beta Kappa, ls ty Service by Appointment . . Wigs ring In Lon,;lon In " A Wise lts Gr and Centr al Ttcket Of!ice man and Rabbi Ell A. Bohnen o!­ presently In his second year at . . Wiglets . . Falls. Child." He plays a gangster-fugl- for Bat, Cap & Ball Day tickets. !lclated at the 8 p.m. ceremony Harvard Law School. He ls a Add solt to the cooking water for tlve who masquerades as a worn- "Valley or the Do lls " wtll held at Congr egation B'nai Israel member of Pl Lambda Phi fra­ vegetables when the wate r is cold. an. In the final scene he removes open In 174 movie theaters next In Woonsocket. A reception fo l­ ternity at Da rtmouth. Water will come to o boil foste r the wig, revealing hls male hair- week . . • Thelonlus Monk wtll lowed at the temple. do • • • "Isn't It ,w arm, under star at the Village Va nguard Wearing an empir e gown o! that wlg?" Guinness was Gina Colllns will return to the antique Ivor y brocade fashioned asked••• The star, who ls bald, Broadway theater ln J erome with long sleeves, a scoop neck­ corrected the questioner: "TWO K a s s ' p I a y , " sa t u r d a y llne and an A-line skirt with a wigs .• •" Night" ••• Princess Alexandr a detachable cathedral train, the His prime concern this week, wtll of!lclate at the Lo nd on pre- bride was given In marriage by he said, ts his son - who was mter e of " Half a Sixpence" .• • her lather . Her silk !lluston vell making a stage debut at the Arts Hy Kraft's oook on the Yiddish fe ll from a cluster of s llk Theater, playing three roles. Theater, for Macmillan, wlll be r osettes. She carried a Bible ar­ "Sort of like me," Guinness titled "The 8:30 Curtain Will r angement o! phalaenopsls or­ beamed. Positively Go Up No Later Than chids and s treamers o! miniature LEADER: Harold Holt, the 9." Iv y. M r s, Saul J. Brightman \ Australian Prime Minister who FOOD: Mrs. Robert E. Sher- \ \ was reported drowned on Sunday, wood didn't !lnish her steak at ser ved as matron o! honor to r was quite popular during his visit The Runninr Footman. She star- her s ister. Miss Barbara Ries here last summer. He visited the tied the waiter by telling hlm: was maid of honor, and brides­ maids were Miss Nancy Berman, department stores, s lums .and II Please wrap tt up !or my I nightclubs: "1! the slums ar e bad, cobr a." Miss Patricia Laferriere, Mrs. I Steven Sevran and Mr s. Gary so Is that nation. If the people In TROUBLE: Edward Chodorov KOSHER \ the nightclubs are young, the na- told of the day at MGM when an Phllllps. tlon's okay. But l! they're elder- odd businessman was installed as Murray Rottenberg was best ly, lt means trouble." studio boss. Chodorov was there man for his brother. Ushers we r e FRANKFORTS lb. 89( Ralph Rottenberg, brother o! the At the Gracie Mansion dinner as produc er-director-scenarist. CELLO-WRAPPED, KNOCKWURST, GRIDDLES In his honor Holt heard the mayor The new boss summoned him, and bridegroom, Saul J. Brightman, discuss garbage-disposal prob- showed him the Will Roger s leg- brother-in-law of the bride, Da­ vid J ohnston, Richard Alder man, lems, and said: "Mayor Lindsay, end he'd order ed etched into the FAN BRAND you have to MOY E the garbage. In paneling: "A lot of guys who don't Gary Phllllps and Dennis Altman. my hectic democracy, I have to say ' Ain't ain't eating •. •" After a wedding trip to Ber­ dodge It," The studio head asked his muda, the couple wlll r eside at 15 KASHA SOLID WHITE MEAT CONFLICT: J oan Crawford opinion of It, Chodorov•s studio Everett Street, Cambridge, Mass. starred with Clark Gable In eight influence immediately waned be- NEEDED: 'GERMANS ' movtes, mor e than any other ac- cause of his reply: 11 Even mo re TEL AVIV -Isr aeli sol­ TUNA tress. But she'll be unable to ap- people who DO say 'Ain't' ain't diers and Hebrew University stu­ pear ln MGM-TV's special on eating ••. " dents are giving a British film PACKED IN WATER Gable In March. The Gable trlb- POLITICS: France's fo r mer producer some " extr as" trouble. ute, will be sponsored by Coca- Pr emier Pierre Me ndes-France Harry Sall zman, here to shoot Cola, whlle Miss Crawford Is the was asked to de!lne "politics." scenes of the battle of El Alamein 7 oz can FOR voice of Pepsi-Cola. He said: "It consists, In today' s ln the l;legev, wants Israelis to 3 $1 SCHE DULE: Albert Flnney' s Fr ance at least, of keeping people play German soldiers. return to Broadway after fou r from concerning themselves with The Israeli Government at WHILE THEY LAST years will be in "Joe Egg." He's what ts their own business." request ed the producers to first agr eed to cooperate, but balked at dr essing lts soldiers ln N·az1 uni fo r ms. The producer Is HAVING A NEW YEAR PARTY? trying to r ecruit 500 Univer sity students at $10 a day. "It's an CALL EARLY AND WE WILL HAVE YOUR F;~·~d Ab~ ut awkward situation," said Rafi NEW YEAR PARTY TREATS READY r T;~~·;;;·;; ) Hart, students' association pr esi­ dent. EDUCATION & FINANCIAL SECURITY GO HAND IN HAND You are providing your son with a sound education - \Vhy not also guarantee him the fin a ncial secudty and protection he will need for the future? The Sun Life Junior Adjustable poli cy protects yon Il while the children are your dependents ... and later it protects their families. -"\t ag~ 21 the assurance protedion this policy pro­ THE WEEK"S LETTER: " I boy is too old for you - or it vides increases to a s much as fiv e times the initial am 14 years old and m y mother may be something else that your level, depending upon the option elected. thinks I a m too young to have mother does not want to explain The increased coverage requires no additional medical to you. At any rate, she does not examin ation and no inC'rease a boyfriend. There is one special in premium; in fact. the pre­ boy I like and she told me she owe you an explanation and mium rate charged will be didn't want me around him, but you should not feel entitled to lower than if the increased she didn't tell me why. He is one. You should rea lize that protection were purchased decent and mannerly. I continue your mother has only one in­ new a t age 21. to go around with him until terest in the situation - your ( The Policy is participating she tells me why she does n ' t best welfare. Also, if you begin and contains J!Uaranteed ea~h want me to. Po you think I am now to disobey your parents values and non-forfeiture going about his the wrong way? in small things, you will eventu­ provisions) If so, wha t can I do about it?" ally disobey them in more im­ OUR REPLY: You aregoing portant things. The prospects about it the wrong way. You of a happy home life are dim must not take the attitude that under such circumstances. s UN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA your mother explain everything to your personal satisfaction. N you hove • tHno,• prebl.m y- _,.. tr. ELLIOT F. SLACK Your mother has a reason which discuts, o, •n olnervetion to make, ecWreH yow letter ,_ POI AND AIOUT THNAOHS. 1018 INDUSTRIAL BANK BLDG. 331-2422 1he deems sufficient. It may be COMMUl'ITY AND SUIUIIIAN '"ISS SHVICI. that you are too young, that the ftANllfOIT, I('(, 8 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1967

,EDUCATION CENTER anticipated Initial student body of Jordan Delays CLEVELAND - A new cen­ 400. ter for Torah studies and teacher The center, which has the Is­ ------Return Of Body education wm be established In r ael Government's endorsement, Hello Agai~! Israel by the Telshe Yeshiva of wm be built on a 40-acre site TEL AVIV - Jordanian au­ Cleveland as the core of a new nine miles from Jerusalem, on ' thorities were accused by De­ religious community that will the main Tel Avlv highway, ac­ B fense Minis ter Moshe Dayan of provide synagogues, elementary cording to Rabbi Aaron Paper­ Sports News By Warren Walden deliberately delaying the return schools, shopping centers and man, executive vice president of of the body of an Israeli pilot homes for 250 famllles and an the Telshe Yeshiva. shot down over Jordan territory THE LITTLE NEW YEAR - New England; and give a new are­ until too late for an autopsy to Who should know more about heating than HO! HO! Will he bring sunshine na-convention building In Provi­ reveal evidence of mutilation. and joy? We hope so. Ah yes, It's dence; AND help us to find happi­ The pilot was drowned when Is­ nice to be fresh and new while ness in helping others to find It; raeli jets were sent into action looking ahead but It Is wilat Is AND constantly r emind us all against a concentration of Jorda­ HELLMAN Oil :~~~ICE written when you ml1ve over !or through the year to do good, think nian tank s that were I aying down someone else that counts. For In­ good and speak good and not to a barrage on Israel! positions on stance, you Mr. 1968, do you say It, if It Isn't good •• •• the We st Bank. For t.i.c. * call think you'll be able to record a Thanks In advance, Mr. 1968 - Jordanian authorities said the forty-round world championship and - CARRY O.>;! pilot wa s found- dead but reports boxing bout In your records? One here indicate that he came down like the championship meeting alive and wa s attacked, murdered 7161 between George Dixon and Pro­ German Officers Admit and mutllated by Jordanian civil­ HO l fessor Johnny Murphy that was ians before army regulars could held In the Gladstone A.C. In reach him . * total indoor comfort Israeli Army Excellence In London Israel Army Chief Providence? And can you find BONN - If Israel's stagger­ someone along the way who will of Staff Yitzhak Rabin disclosed Ing victory in the Six-Day War that the pilot had been murdered be able to tell where the Glad­ has aroused the boµndless admi­ stone A.C. was located? Think but s aid it was not alw ays in Is­ ration of the world at large, it rael I s interests to publicize Arab THE TWO WEEK LUXURY TRIP that over and discuss It throughout has caused consternation In West your life-time, Mr. 1968 , atrocities. 3 GREAT VACATIONS IN ONE! Germany' s ar my. Gen. Dayan made hi s accusa­ PL.A Y o;,; THE GRASS - The Israel journallst, Zeev And little Mr. 1968, will yo u be tion when Informed by Inter­ Schiff, now on a brief visit to national Red Cross Representa­ able to produce something brand West Ger many, noted that Ger­ Llf;\\'.t;J I r,JJ t!J f£'l l'l,1 ! new like the very first American tive Loren Marty that the Jorda­ man generals told him, without nian s had laid down conditions for 11101 '"""I(," ""' Lawn Tennis Championship that attempting to suppress their •ii's"uiGiis . •iiiiniuii'i,. SIA fRllllll5lD was held In Newport In 1861? re turn of the body. ~AYTl-ANG'I ftrfCLUDED f O" JUST envy, that they consider the Is­ Meanwhile , UN cease-fire ob­ • ·Al \ h1'Nkf"~IA • nf\ t1 inn~a UNUSUAL - And wlll you be raeli army to be the best fighting e Qo,IIJ '\r h11l('I;,;; lhn,uai,,,111 servers on the Sy rian line were • c .... ·klall partiH & p;1a-ht.sfflt11 able to produce a professional force In the world. tnur hockey league In willch only one asked by Israel to determine the ·• Tnuasten f r,r you A ~ uur JUI· High military sources, among i["L.ltf' team uses artificial . Ice? When fate of two Isr aeli soldiers, one a • Via jet all th• wa)' them Col. G. von Kier, military regular and the other a reservist, the N atlonal League was organ­ analyst of " Spiegel,'' conceded ized in 1917, only the Toronto who los t their way while return­ that in the firs t day of the war ing to rhei r base from an ourpos·r Ar ena had Ice of the artificial they were certain that the annihi­ type. They won the championship, on M1. Hermon. It is believed that lation of Is r ael was inevitable. they may have wande red across too. After Israel's victory, the follow­ the cea~e-fire ., line bur the U0 N. MAKE TH E MILKMAN LATE Ing Jok e made the rounds in West - Wlll the 19G8 r ecords include observers have received no reply Germany: "If during the second to rheir inquiries from Syrian or a hockey game that lasted until world war, the Germans would 2:25 a.m.? The Detroit Red Wings Lebanese aurhoritie~. have sent to Auschwitz Its S.S. A c;earch for 1he mi ssing sol­ and Montreal Maroons played 176 troops and th e Jews to the front m inutes and 30 second s in a s ix iders withing th e Israel held are a lines, then Germ any would have proved fruitless. overtime per iod game In 1936. won the war." The Red Wings wo n It, I to 0. AGE Of SPEED - And , you Mr. 19 68, will yo u find a way for Sailors Stranded In Suez Canal propelling a hoc key puck faster than It now travels? It is r eported that a hocker puck travels 80 · Ledd Frustrated Vacation Life miles an hour on a good shot. GR EAT BITTER LAKE, paring for Christmas. Some have ' { (Well, measure It yo urself.) United Arab Republic - The r eceived gifts from hom e. < A BOXING REVIVAL - Wlll sailors on the 14 ships stranded Polis h seamen built a huge ✓ you, Mr. 1968, bring a boxing re­ in the Suez Canal while away the floating Christmas tree near the vival for Manny Alm eida and New long hours after their shipboard Nippon. The men will r ing the England fans? Will yo u s how Mr. chores with visits back and forth, tree-on Christmas Eve and sing Fr azer and Mr. Pat Stapleton lifeboat r aces and pranks. carols . Then they will exchange } jam-packing R.I. Auditorium? ( In one sailing r ace the crew of visits and dinners. Turkey, tradi­ I IT'S QU ITE POSSIBLE the Swedis h s hi p Nippon won for tional puddings and other im­ < WE WOULD LIKE TO Th at yo u, Mr. 1968 , mtght find a large boats and the Brltis_h ported delicacies will be on the TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY way for enlightening the morons, freighter Melampus for smaller tables. wi10 break those outside tele­ TO WISH ALL OUR MANY FRIENDS boats. "Our fa vo rite pastime now is phones with the possibility that The anchorage of the 14 s hips to sneak aboard each other's the emer gency m'..ght be their own on the big lake that forms the ships and try to steal fl ags or - and - that their brains wlll central section of the canal looks lifeboats without being noticed or HAPPY NEW YEAR work If th ey'll try. like an exotic seascape of vaca­ caught," said Richar d Angell of PAGE TiiE RAVEN - With­ tioning sailor s , but virtual pris­ Auburn, Maine, an engineer on out a doubt, 1968 w t11 reveal oners of war. the African Glenn. WE HOPE THAT WE CAN SERVE YOU some famous families, or m~m ­ Ther e ar e s hips from the Along with the Jollity many bers of, In sports. But, will they United States, Britain, Sweden, seamen expressed frustration and FOR THE NEXT 51 YEARS compare with the fame of s ix West Germany, Poland, Czecho­ disappointment at being stuck on m,?mbers of the Poe family in­ s lovaki a, Bulgaria and Fr ance. their ships with Christmas ap­ cluding the im mo rtal Edgar Allen They were going through the ca­ proaching. who played on the Princeton fo ot­ nal on June 5 when the Ar ab-Is­ BOSTON Radiator & Body Works ball team In the 1880's. five oth­ r aeli war started and wer e herd­ 185 Pine St. GA 1-2625 Providence er m,~mbers wor e Princeton togs ed into the Great Bitter, an eight­ at different times. (Truthfully, mlle- wide lake that stretches for Mt. Scopus Bus you dldn •t know that, did you?) 14 miles. GRANT THIS (And we know Subsequently the canal was Resumes Schedule yo u will) - That the R.I. Reds blocked by nine sunken obstacles. will find the end of their r oad­ Most of the ships' crewmen wer e @l••••alfPRODUCTIONS. LTD game- victor y famine and start a r epatriated, but skeleton crews J ERUSALEM - No. 9 is winning streak just as long before are left on board. running again. For nearly 20 CARL HENRY JOHN RAO, JR. the 1968 season drops Its curtain. The American freighter Afri­ years, a plaque bearing a 9, the AGE OLD QUESTION - Will can Glenn, chartered by the number of a Jerusalem bus line, that old question concerning United States Defense Depart­ was In storage. Presents ••• whether a boxer or a wrestler ment, was on its way to Europe The No. 9 ran to Mt. Scopus would win a ml.xed- match be an­ until Jordan took over the Old AN EVENING WITH swer ed again In 1968. Wrestler from South Vietnam, The Bul­ City during the 1948 war. It was garian Vasil Levsky was en route farmer Burns answer ed It years recently r eactivated. to North Vietnam. ago when he threw middleweight Joseph Glego, the r egular ALIZA boxing champion Bllly Papke in Political differences are ig­ driver until the line was dls­ three seconds. (And THAT, Mr. nored. As one American seaman co_ntinued, was in his old seat. George "Tiger Jack" Conley put It: "We live her e as brothers Leading the convoy for the first KASHI should please you!) at sea. We know no nationality, no trip was an armored bus, used to ALL TIME RECORIB - Will Eastern or Western blocs, no ferry Israelis through the Jorda­ SATURDAY 1968 see attendance r ecords bro­ politics.'' · nian area to Mt. Scopus during JANUARY 6 at 8:30 P.M . ken? Difficult because they wer e The six men on the African changing of the guard since 1948. big In 1967. But, George Mits­ Glen sponsored cr eation of the Minutes before the first bus VETERANS MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM menn would be very happy - and Great Bitter Lake Association. was to leave, a man and a woman so would Al Clar ke - if Loew•s or Capt. James Starky, of the Brit­ ran up to the door. He was the Majestic could attr act the ish ship Port Invercargll, Is Nataniel Lorch, former Am­ TICKETS theatrical gatherings the late Mr. pr esident and Is now In London bassador to Peru and now chief of AVERY PIANO CO., 256 Weybosset St., Prov. Edward M. Fay brought to trying to establish a permanent the Foreign Office Information "Fay's" with the biggest attrac­ headquarters. department. $5.50 - $4.50 · $3.50 tions ever which wer e Baby Rose American and Czech seamen He stepped In, pulled out his Marie and Channel Swimmer have designed stamps, a Christ­ wallet and lovingly extracted and Miss Kashi is o beautiful young Israeli who si ngs in Gertrude Eder!e. The r ecords for mas card, emblems, tie clips and handed to the driver a season Hebrew and at least five other languages. She has those two stlll stand. Oh the pity badges for the organization. ticket dated 1948 , permitting hlm appeared at Caesar's Palace in Los Vegas and dozens that the present generation can't ''We feel a strong sense of IO rides on bus No. 9. of times on the Merv Griffin TV Show. She will go to 11 Fay's!" ' belongingness under the G.B.L.A, Only seven rides had been delight her Providence audience with 90 minutes of GIVE US THIS O,>;E - Another And we will have an annual reun­ punched. He r equested two more, enjoyment. exciting baseball season In 1968 ion to embrace all men who suf­ for his wife and himself. with the Red Sox providing the fered as a result of the Arab-Is­ "I don't want free rides," he - color that filled 1967. And give us raeli war," said Capt. Amerlco said, "Just as I did not want them COMING FEB . 20: THE JOHN GARY SHOW a new covered stadium In the Rodrigues of Pompano Beach, when I was a student at the He­ Boston area for the Red Sox; one Fla., the master of the African brew University on Mt. Scopus with easier access from Southern Glenn. nearly two decades ago.'' - n rn RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY , DECEMBER 29, 1967 9

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10 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMB ER 29, 1967 For news of Israel, J ewlsh society, r ead the Herald • • • and ·111 comm unit I es throughout the tor some ot the best bargains In world, · local organizations• and the Greater Providence area. . ii BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Continued from page 6) ERI CH LEINSDORF, Music Direc1or 1967-1968 Providence Series IN VETERANS AUDITORIUM Beth Sholom To forward Contributions T hursd ay Evening, Janua ry 11 at 8:30 Leopold S tokowski, G uest Conductor To Bayit Lepletot Orphanage In Israel ~------PROGRAM ------~ Recently I wrote to the Rhode the guer illas of the "Al Farah" MOZART: Overture to .. Don Giovann i" Island Herald about the problems does not indicate that an early BEETHOVEN: Seventh Symphony of the Bayir Lepletor Orphanage peace Is In sigh t. ' It is highly TCHAI KOVSKY: Fantasy Overture, "Hamlet" in Jerusalem. Much to my sur­ probable that the children now In M USSORGSK Y: .. Bo ris God unov"- prise I received the sum of $18 In the various orphanages, will be in Orchestral Excerpts cash from an anonymous donor in the armed services when the liiawrucker. In Hebrew the sum 18 Arabs make their next attempt to signifies "Chai" or "Life," and "drive rhe Jews into the sea." ,- Si~ le Tickets Available at $7. $6., $S. S4 I No Taxi undoubtedly that Is what th is per- One must realize that with the Avery Pia no Co., 256 Weybosset St., Tel. 421-1434. son intended. \ added probl ems resulting from Jews have always been noted the war, that these institutions for their ext;reme generosity. are nor hi gh on the priority list OUR YOUNGER SET: Jonathan Eric BIG They have been pointed at with and must depend upon our sup­ Sisit~ky, three years old, and Hil­ envy by leaders of other faith s as port. On mentioning rhe voluntary lary Mara, 15 months old, are the an example , In the hope that their contribution from Pawtucket, my children of Mr. and Mrs. Joel I. own parishioners would be en­ family and friends thought so well · Sisitsky of 48 Cobblestone Road, couraged ro emulate rhem. of the Idea that they offered addi­ Longmeadow, Mass. This liberality wa s particu­ tional con tributions , and the larly In evidence during the re­ Maternal grandmother is Mrs. FLOOR Temple Beth Sholom wlll forward Joseph J. Sindle of IO 1 Medway COVERING CO. cent Arab-Israeli war when J ews them on to the orphanage In Je­ Street. Paternal grandparents are by the thousand s came forth with SHOWROOM: Rear 195 Cole Avenue rusalem. Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Sisitsky of . voluntary conrrlburions and often Springfield , Mass. Paternal far beyond their means. Many of­ Dr . Jay N. Fishbein fered their entire savings, In the great-grandmother is Mrs. Harry He did it again with drops and e nds 259 Wayland Ave. Sisitsky, also of Springfield. He' ll save you enough till your pocketbook bends hope that by their sacrifice Israel Carpet or inlaid it's no never mind would survive. To him they handle os one of a kind Israel has never been self Your credits no good - So cash you must pay supporting. In earlier days , when But so must his sister or Mom the same way the country wa s stil l called Pal­ Your Money's Worth Oucality and Service - 30 years do prove estine, the Jews were supported (Continued from page 6) will pay extra Social Security by dedicated men like the So call the BIG-T before making your move. their fu ll earnings. However, re­ taxes amounting to $2,487 under Rorhschllds, and by contributions member that if you are among the MURRAY TRINKLE FLOOR COVERING CO. from Jews of the Dia spora, who the new law between 1968 and the one In tour who are NOT contri­ time he r etires at age 65. But Call me any time at: 5 21 - 2 41 0 considered It a sacred duty to buting to Social Security on the this wor ker' s extr a benefits un­ care for their brethren in the basis of all your earnings and Holy land. der the new law will total $13,- who therefore will be hit hardest 980, In r etirement pr otection Today, conditions are far dif­ by the wage base hike, you also alone tor himself and his wife. ferent. No one man or group can will r eap the fattest benetit hikes ., accompli sh much. So long as Is­ Assuming you are an employe later when you retire • now earning $7,800 or mo r e, her e rael remains surrounded by For instance, a worker turn­ Is a table to show you how yo ur enemies bent on irs destruction , Ing 27 next year and paying the Social Security-Medicar e contri­ and its weal th and e~ergies con­ maximum Social Security taxes tin ue to be diverted In a s truggle butions are s lated to be hiked: Attleboro for survival, out s ide aid must Barrington continue. Before the June war rhe Old law New law Incr ease Bristol 1967 $290.40 Cranston· country wa s still absorbing I arge 1968 290.40 $343.20 $52,80 East Providene numbers of refugees, many of 1969- 70 323.40 374.40 51.00 Newport them driven tram rhet r home­ 1971-72 I ands In North Africa and other 323.40 405.60 82.20 North Providence 1973-75 356.40 440.70 84.30 Pascoag Arab countries , where rhey had 1976- 79 359. 70 444. 60 84.90 Pawtucket lived for centuries . Is r ael also had to contend with a depression 1980- 86 366.30 452.40 86.10 Providence 1987 on 372.90 460.20 87. 30 Wakefield of quite serious dimensions , and finally a battle for survival . Warwick (All Rights Reserved) West Warwick Ir must be remembered that Woonsocket the vast majority of refugees that came to Israel from the Oriental countries were poor, and many 1//~1//~ nor only had to be supported, but also transported to Israel at gov­ ¥'~ J.duu/ J,,,-,. ~ ernment expense. Unfornmately, 159 ELMG ROVE AVE NUE P ROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND 02908 many of the so-called elite did For information call: 831 -0337 nor elect to go to Israel. The ma­ jority of professional men, the doctors, chemists, engineer s , scientists , machinists and skilled craftsmen took their skills else­ _ Please send your contributions to the ' where. The French speaking Jews of Algeria and Morocco preferred to go to France, where the:y had a Temple Beth Sholom closer affi nity. Many Italian speaking Jews of Libya migrated 275 Camp St. ,Prov . ro Italy. Others preferred to go to Group Endeavor placed on display at !he center, the Americas where opportunities Emmanuel Nelson of Phoe-· a nd, if sold, b rings him seventy­ , ~ 1 were felt to be greater. nix, Arizona, is a ma n you fi ve percent of the price, with the FOR THE What Israel acquired were might keep in mind if you're res! going to the store. chiefly the very old, the very L'tl nking of starting a retirement The ha ppy ihing a bout this young, the ill and the Illiterate b usiness. He's a prime example a rrangement is that a senio r BAYIT LEPLETOT ORPHANAGE who arFived without any useful of the fact !hat it's no t a b ad citizen in this group can both do skill or occupation and unable to idea as long as you have the something creative wiih his time, IN JERUSALEM • be self supporting. They were k nowledge, the product and the and ma ke a little money fo r also Impoverished as they usi.ally public dem and. doing it. No one, far as I know, had been stripped of their meager But Emmanuel Nelson has has become r ich fr om !he Phoe­ And give the children a Happy Chanukah .possessions before being per­ m ore tha n !hat - a desire lo nix exper_iment, but ma ny have mitted to depart. With Its historic help other retirees add to their been a ble to pay their way mo re mission of accepting ail Jews , income. He put all !his tog ether comforta bly. A few dolla rs now they were welcomed, and Israel in 1961, a nd came up with a a nd then can m ake a ll the dif­ ContributioJJs to date Is making heroic efforts in fi nd­ pla n for a senior ha ndicraft cen- ference. ing pl ace for them In I ts econo­ ter in Phoenix to take advantage Some individuals have shown TO "CHAI" $18.00 my. of !he artists who lived in a nd real talent. Buyers have learned The young are Isr ael's hope a round the city. Also, to ta ke to keep an eye on this ha ndicraft for the future. Many of those at. a dvantage of !he local d em 11__nd center because of !he fi ne art the Bayle Lepletot Home are or­ for a rt work. objects to be h ad there. An oc- Anonymous Pawtucket contributor Dr. Joseph J. Fishbein phans. Other s come from broken Getting retire e s t oge t h e r casio na l piece turns up t h at Morris I. Fishbein Dr. Joseph G. Fishbein homes. Some are there because wasn't too ha rd, a lthough a t seems worth more than the price, Alexander Gladstone Dr. Jay N. Fishbein of the fall ure of the parents to first !hey ha d lo hold !heir dis- a nd likely to increase in value adjust to the new environment. plays in public places, even on with tim e - an old m aster or a n Bernard Gladstone Matthew M. Fishbein Some, because of the trials and the sidewalks, because they had a ntique in the m aking. Morris Gold Samuel S. Fishbein tribulations attending their ex­ no display room. · This is not a cha rity display. Myer_ Tenenbaum J. Ronald Fishbein pulsion from the land of their Then M.B. Goldma n agreed It's art. birth , and literally catapulted to let !hem have a store as their It's also psychology. Every from the medieval squalor of the headquarters, which was enoug h member of the center knows tha t Arab ghe ttoes into a modern to set !hem up in business. By he is wanted, has a right to be $10. society, are emotionall y disturb­ collecting five dollars- a year in !here, and can cou nt.on' a warm A. Louis Rosenstein Charles Garber SJ. ed, and In need of psychiatric :du es from the members ( who welcome whenever he brings in Henry Hudes 5. Barbara Guarino 3. car e. number over a hundre d b y a piece fo r exhibition. There is Harry L. Harrison 5. During Its shor t life Israel now), the center gained needed a strong communal spirit in !he has had to fight three times for capital for a start. settlng up of displays, a pro- Its very existence. Since the June On Display found sense of achievement in war the Implacable attitude of the Here's how !he system works. seeing a customer examine, eval­ Ar a b Intransigents ha s not Each artist puts a price tag on ua te, a nd fi nally purchase o ne's All contributions will be acknowleged. changed, an d the r apid Soviet his own work - whether paint- work. rearmament togethe r with the In­ Ing, sculpture, ceramics, ta pes- Better than iherapy. numer able Incidents created by try, or anything else. This Is ------,------,.-...------.,....-----.....-- ...... --- ·-..,....,- ~------·-~------~-- .,

lsraef Evacualion Of Sinai Peninsula Called Prerequisite To Opening Canal CAIRO - Israell evacuation Answering written questions WEDDING ANNOUNCED of the Sinai Peninsula Is the only In the auditorium of the State demand of the United Arab Re­ Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Saltz­ Television Building, he said: man of 137 Lancaster Street an­ publlc before beginning work to "Our Jewish compatriots are nounce the marriage of their reopen the Suez Canal, according with us on the subject of Israell daughter, Mrs. Ruth Olevson to to· Dr. Mohammed H. el-Zayyat, aggression." chief spokesman of the UAR gov­ Sidney Jaffa of Cranston on Dec. Asked to comment on a report 24 at 12:30 p.m. The ceremony ernment. He said that other occu­ In Newsweek that J ews had been was performed by Rabbi Abraham pied territory Is not a considera­ tortured since the outbreak of the Chlll at Congregation Shaare Ze­ tion so far as Suez goes. war, he said It was a "falsehood" dek. The Egyptian position on the and exclaimed: "Those people Mr. Jaffa, the son of Mrs. canal is that "for security rea­ have been tortured, yes - with sons It is not practical or pos­ Ro se Jaffa of Bloomfiel d, Conn. , us by Israel; any other statement ls the owner of the Payton Home sible to have the canal open as would belittle their duty and long as there are enemy soldiers Equipment Company. Mrs. Jaffa privilege as Egyptian citizens." Is a reacher In the Providence in the Sinai Peninsula," he later Asked about reports that sev­ told a reporter. school s. eral hundred of the 2,500 Egyp­ Mr. and Mrs . Jaffa will reside "From this It follows that if tian Jews had been put In deten­ at 566 Wayland Avenue. there are no Israell soldiers In tion, he said no figures were Im­ ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. Louis the peninsula then we will begin mediately available for the total ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. Robert H·JNORED O:N ANNIVERSARY Cooperman of ·26 Elmo Street an• working to open the canal." riumber detained or for the num­ Berlinsky of 269 Nelson Street an­ Mr. and Mrs. J acob Pavlow of nounce the engagement of their "The United Arab Republlc of ber still being held. nounce the engagement of their Providence wer e honored on their daughter, Carol Elaine, to Louis Z. course Insists that the Israelis He said: "I cannot but rebel daughter, Sylvia Jeanne, to Ed­ 60th wedding anniversary at a Zuckerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. must evacuate all the Arab terri­ against any accusation which ward Henry Newman, son of' Mr. family dinner. Mem ber s of the Abraham Zuckerman of 26 Brew• tories they have occupied since means that we are anti-Semitic, and Mrs. Senelc Newman of West family attended from Rhode ster Street. June 5." which means that we are antl­ Kingston, R.I . Island and New York. Miss Cooperman and Mr. Zuck• It was apparent from his re­ Jewish.n Miss Berlinsky is a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. Pavlow are the ermon ore both graduates of Hope marks that Egypt considers the "Please excuse my being Hope High School and attended parents of five children. They High School. evacuation of all the occupied emotional on this subject; I hate Rhode Island Junior College. She have five grandchildren and three territories - Including the Gaza it," he observed. is presently attending Bais Yaalcov great-grandchildren. Want better attendance at your Strip, the west bank of the Jordan The Egyptians called Jews School in Ferndale, N. Y. A gradu­ meetings? More buyers at the River and the Golan heights In "Israelis'' before the formation ate of Chariho Regional High West German Judges sale? More spectators at the Syria - necessary for the of the s tate of Israel, he s aid, be­ School, Mr. Newman is a junior at event? Diners in a restaurant? achievement of a Middle East cause the word Jew had acquired Providence College. Workers for a campaign? Adver­ settlement. a pejorative taint through anti­ A June wedding is planned. Hear Milan Survivors tise In the He rald! The Egyptian Government semitism In Europe. Fred Kelman Photo MILAN - Three West German considers the Gaza Strip a part of Judges discussed with officials Palestine, not part of the Sinai here evidence on the massacre of Peninsula, which Is Egyptian ter­ Jews In 1943 near Lake Locarno SOU"{H PROVIDENCE ritory. Sociologist Blames Conformist Climate for which five former SS men wlll HEBREW-FREE LOAN President Gama! Abdel Nas­ go on trial In January In Os­ ser has said that If Israel evacu­ nabruck, Germany. ASSOCIATION ates the peninsula he will be will­ Of Corporatipns For Discrimination Ing to demllltarlze part of It - '" T he findings once and for all One crime was the seizure of provided Israel demllltarlzes SAN FRANCISCO - A socio­ Jewi sh guests at the Me ln a Spa Recent Prize winners ! oglcal study denied today that debunk the prime rationalization 1sf Prize equally on her side of the Egyp­ for much of the prejudice that who were locked in their rooms tian-Israeli border. young Jews seeking business ca­ for a week before they were taken 19"Portoble TV reers we r e in too much of a hur­ permeates Am erican business. HENRY OELBAUM Dr. el-Zayyat, who Is head of For Jewish young men, contr ary our and slaughtered one night. President Nasser's Information ry for success to become corpo­ ration executives. to the mischievously inaccurate The defendants said that they . $50 Savings Bond organization, stipulated at the Congressman Robert 0 . Tie rnan The study was prepared by sterotypes, turn out to be much were onl y carrying out orders. news conference that an Israeli like other American young men­ Eighteen witnesses, some of Robert Bernstein withdrawal from the peninsula Prof. Rose K. Goldsen, Cornell $25 Savings Bond University sociologist, unde r a and they certainly deserve to be whom miraculously escaped the must be complete before the ca­ treated equally." massacre, were found and have Jack Bernstein nal Is reopened. He said: •sup­ grant from the Maurice and Susan Engle Laura Falk Foundation of Pitts­ The Goldsen study, Mr. Hoff­ been heard by Italian judges. pose the Israeli forces withdraw Ten agreed to go to Os­ 10 or 20 miles - tomorrow they burgh. It wa s ordered by the­ man pointed out, was the third univers ity-based s tudy sponsored nabruck to testify but the rest The Committee Chairman and the can come again." The canal has American Jewish Comminee. board of Directors wish to thank which opened its ann ual meeting by the American Jewish Com­ said they were too ol d or sick to been closed since June 6. travel. It was presumed the Os­ members and friends for their sup­ today at the Fairmont Hotel. mi rtee In its examination of di s­ port in this fond raising affair. Dr. el-Zayyat said that nabruck jurists came ro Milan to Egypt's small Jewish community crimination at decision-making Making the study public, Phil ­ levels of American life. talk to them. had also suffered from Israeli Ip E. Hoffman, chairman of the belligerency. In a study entitled '" The Eth­ execl,ltive board , said: nics of Executive Selection," Prof. Lewis B. Ward of the Har­ no stuHed vard Graduate School of Business Repatriation Of Syrians Embitters found that the conformist climate shirts ••• of many corporations milltated against the hiring of minority­ but we do· 5,000 Egyptian Prisoners Of War group members of campus re­ cruiters. have formal HAIFA - Nasser's '"forgotten In accordance with the Geneva In the other study, at the Sur ­ army." the 5 ,000 prisoners-of­ Convention, the prisoners are vey Research Cenrei:. of the Uni­ shirt war, Incl udlng 500 officers, taken hel d In separate compounds ac­ versity of Michigan, Prof. Robert In Sinai during the June fighting, cording to rank. L. Kahn found that despite s tared fashions are very bitter that the Syrians The prisoners are denied ra­ policies of nondiscrimination, Richards will show you for. captured by the Israelis have dios and new spaper s , but Kol Is ­ discrimination was practiced by mal shirts that will do won­ been repatriated while they are rael's Arab broadcasts ar e re­ corporations in promci'ting execu­ ders for ·any tux . •• and still held In an Atilt camp. tives, largely on the ground that any l aye d to them dally over man. Be formal in fashion "The Syrians starred it, while · loudspeakers. The privates are the alleged prejudice of "third we Egyptians who were dragged indifferent to the broadcasts but parties" - thar is, customers and this season. Into the war wilt be the last to go nearly all the officers listen to the community at large-were re­ $15. home," one of the senior officers them. sponsible. among the prisoners told a grOUJ1 of visiting Journalists. They are still being held because Cairo has not agreed to rake them back. _ Brig. Gen. Haim Bar-Lev To Replace The Israeli Chief of Staff, Ma­ r1clards' jor-General Itzhak Rabin, and MIWFl"BOSS£rStPIIOVIOEMCfRI Gen. Rabin As Israeli Chief Of Staff The Door To A~· senior staff officers vlsl ted the Man's-·wo,111 camp and spent nearly two hours J ERUSALEM - The Israeli nah, the Jewish defe'nse force, there talking to prisoners of all Cabinet announced that Brig. Gen. prior to establishment of the ranks , from senior officers to Halm Bar-Lev, 43, has been Sta re of Jsrae I. privates, listening to grievances named chief of staff of Israel ' s He rose rapidly through the and prob! ems. armed forces, effective in ranks. Israel's war for in­ The visit followed a riot by January, 1968, and wilt be pro­ dependence In 1948 found him a the prisoners In which one pris­ moted In rank to Major General. battalion commander In the Negev Nat Swartz oner was killed. His body was re­ He will succeed Maj. Gen. Yltz­ repulsing Egyptian attacks from turned to Egypt via Kantara, to­ hak Rabin, who, reliable sources Sinai. During the Sinai campaign formerly of N .E. gether with some 80 sick or said will be appointed Israel Am­ of 1956 he commanded the ar­ Picture Frame Co. wounded prisoners and 550 bassador to the United States. mored brigade that routed the Egyptians from the El Arlsh re­ The name of Gen. Bar-Lev, Egyptians at El Arlsh and Rafah. gion. who Is presently .deputy chief of During last June's Six-Day War, Journalists accompanying the staff, was formally submitted to General Bar-Lev served a s depu­ IS ·PLEASED TO Chief of Staff's party commented the Cabinet by Defense Minister ty chief of staff. The general on how heal thy and well-fed the Moshe Dayan. He noted that the studied at military schools In ANNOUNCE HIS prisoners looked. 11,ey receive re.rmlnatlon date of Gen. Rabin's Britain and France and at Colum­ Israeli Army rations and prepare appolnment and the choice of his bia Unlversl ty In New York where ASSOCIATION WITH their own food. successor were made by Prime he earned a master's degree In Except for cooking and pro­ Minister Levi Eshkol earlier this business administration and eco­ viding a roster for keeping the year when he still held the port­ nomics. · He Is married and the Charlotte Weiner camp clean, the POW's are not folio of Defense Minister. Gen. father of a son and a daughter. required to do any work. 11,ey Dayan spoke with high praise of at receive regular parcels from the qualifications of both Gener­ FREE HOLY LAND their families and from the Inter­ als Rabin and Bar-Lev. LONDON - Moslem leaders national Red Cross and do a live­ General Bar-Lev, formerly were urged by Saudi Arabia's The WAYNE GALLERY ly trade In cigarettes, soap and Brotzlawskl, was born In Austria Grand Mufti to ·"llberate the holy underwear. in 1924, spent most of his child­ places In Palestine," even though 47 Seekonk Street (at Wayland Square) Providence, R.I. hood In Yugoslavia and came to this might lead to "a Holy War For excellent results, adver­ Israel with his family In 1939 at against Israel." The Grand Mufti, tise in the Herald, Herald sub­ the age of 15. He studied at the Sheikh Mohammed Ibn Ibrahim, scribers comprise an active buy­ agricultural school at Mlkveh Is­ made the proposal In an address Opening Feb. 1st ing market. Call 724-0200 or rael and later Joined Palmach, at the annual meeting of the Mos­ 724-0202. the famed shock troops of Haga- lem World League In Mecca, ~----,~~~------.

12 Sees No Reason Nuns At Expo Attended Daily Servi~es To Prevent Visit At Israeli Pavilion, Writer Recalls Of Russian Rabbi NEW YORK - Metropolitan By Mil dr ed H. Slosberg non-Jewish, 30% ,Jewish. This dally prayer services somewhere Nlkodlm, chairman ot the depart­ was and we still want to see Expo. so based on a sample turnstile ment of external church affairs - Overcrowded this las t week you see we're killing two birds count taken during the height of tor the Russian Orthodox Patri­ . undercrowded the week before the summer. with one stone. At the same time last, due to. transit strike . . mon­ archate, told a delegation from In an Interview, Igor Kuch­ we're learning human relations to soon winds . . torrential rains . . . the Synagogue Council of America lnsky, Commissioner General of take back to our own parochial half-hour waits In line for that he saw no r eason why Soviet the Pavilion of Judaism said, school classrooms ." taxicabs. . .three to five hours authorities would prevent Moscow waiting In line to get Into Lab­ "We took no sample poll, but we Mr. Kuchinsky and the other Chief Rabbi Yehuda Leib Levin yrlnthe, the Czech Pavlllon, Bell have a fairly accurate estimate of Pavilion officials were delighted from accepting a Synagogue Telephone, the British Pavilion, around 2,500,000 visitors for the to be or service to these eager Council Invitation to visit the the film on "Ontario" in the Ca­ entire Expo, 85% of whom were visitor s and provided special United States. nadian Community Pavilion .. . the non-Jewish; 15% were Jewish. guides to e scort them through the However, the Russian prelate_ cl oslng days of Expo 6 7 were Dally chapel services at 6:30 Pavilion. declined to convey to Rabbi Levin p.m. were attended by Jews and hectic and defying to the strong­ A white s tucco building. the the Invitation from the Synagogue e s t cQnstlrutlons l non-Jews alike, Mr. Kuchinsky Pavilion is located on ne .Notre Council. He told the delegation explained. October 30 was the final day. Dame facing the pavilion of Thal­ that the formal Invitation should The writer attended chapel Aliza Kashi It was estimated that during land and Burma an d overlooks the go to Rabbi Levin through "prop­ services twice; the first rime the St. Lawrence Seaway. It s four the week of October 16, the vis­ er channels." He said he would Providence to Hear itors numbered 55 ,000, the bad capacity of the chapel. .. about outside walls bear quotation in­ 60 . . . wa s almost entirely that scriptions In English, · French, be pleased to convey to Rabbi Aliza Koshi On Jan. 6 weather being a blessing In dis­ Levin the greetings of American guise. Sunday, Oct. 22, there of nuns who were teachers from Hebrew and Yiddish and the life­ Regina. Saskatchewan, and other size bronze sculpture by Elbert J ewry. Carl Henry of Concert Pro­ were 575 ,000 visitors and pur­ The Russian prelate told the ductions, producers ot the Aliza veyors of food were tmprepared, towns from that province. Weinberg , " Procession," stands An eager, young and bubbling at the entrance. American Jewish religious lead­ Kash! Show, will p_r esent "An both In people to serve and with ers that not only the Russian Or­ Evening with Aliza Kash!" on food amounts on hand. Lines we re gr oup, they we re friendly and A landscaped sculpture garden a sked officials of the Pavilion for adjoins the pavilion. thodox church but other Christian Saturday, Jan. 6, at 8:30 p.m. at so great that Expo Express and denominations In the Soviet Mini-Rall trains could not cope more and ''printed" information In side a large model of the the Veterans Memorial Audito­ Union, as well as the Moslem rium. The versatile comedienne­ with the crowds and visitors on Judaism, whi ch they wi s hed to Temple of Jerusalem, bul l t over take back ro their classroom s. a period of 30 years by Mr. and community, had been allowed to singer, formerly a soldier In Is­ could onl y walk around, bewil­ establish formal contacts with In­ rael, appeared this tall at Cae­ dered and exhausted from trying , One said, "We're e xpected to Mrs. Lazar Halberthal or Mon­ communicate to our s uperiors, to rreal. attracts many vi s itors. ternational church bodies, such sar's Palace with Jack Benny. but falling to get into the as th e World Council of Mr. Henry explained that Miss pavilions they wanted ro see. our pupil s. to our parent-reach­ Outs tanding in the Is rael Pa­ er groups everything we've been vilion Is the Ha bbakuk Scroll Chur ches, and to visit co-reli­ Kash! Is "very anxious to correct Expo officials this writer In­ gionists abroad. the Impression she made" by terviewed agreed that the nearly prlvlledged to see and learn at from the Dead Sea In the foyer being unavoidably late, due to 600,000, or over half a million Expo, so we'd appreciate anything enrrance: on the second floor the Rabbi Rudin then commented circumstances beyond her con­ visitors overtaxed practically ev­ printed about Judaism, about Is­ conservation of precious water ts that Soviet Jewry had not been al­ trol, for a recent show at the Bilt­ ery facility on the Islands. rael, about the Jewi sh people." Illustrated by a pool with me tal lowed to establish such contacts, more. Trame for Cardinal The Pavili ons of Judais m and Another commented , "We just "flowers" that open as rhey are and expr essed the hope to the Spellman•s funeral made her late Israel were wet 1-arrended don ' t have Jewi sh people living in "fed" wate r and close as water prelate that Soviet authorities tor the train, and she finally had througnout the exposition. the smal I town s of Saskatchewan, ts withheld: a popular res taurant would facilitate Rabbi Levin's ac­ to charter a plane to get to Prov­ Of the 5,000,000 vi sitors to so we 'd love ro ask questions with Arab· and Isr aeli di shes ceptance of the SCA Invitation. idence. the Israeli Pavilion, 70% we re about ritual an d customs and be ­ draws lines or vi sitors; of special Other members of the delegation liefs and get some answers . popul ar interest wa s a diarama asked the prelate and his three There may be some Jewis h map of Is rael towns and cities , colleagues, who left for the Soviet people in Regina, our.capital city, each represented by painted Union, about the failure of Soviet French Community Leader but we don ' t ge t much chance ro doll s. Printed exp) anatlons of officials to keep promises for get to the temples. We 're 450 each doll and the town. and what publication of Jewish pray­ Hunts Lend-Lease Rabbis miles from Regina." It wa s mos t noted for, should erbooks, permission for J ews to Thet r comments were on the have been -designed larger for maintain a seminary for training NEW YORK Graduate d' Algerte, the religious and so­ univers ality Pn d oneness of their crowds ro read: thi s seemed to be of rabbis and for reunion of Jew­ training In America of French cial organization of Fr ench and Catholicism with Judaism. They a universal compl aint in the Is­ ish families. The Russian prelate rabbis and lay leaders Is being Algerian Jews, said he wanted s tayed through the Kaddi s h. fol­ rael Pavilion throughout their ex­ said he was not sufficiently In­ sought tor France's rapidly ex­ American help In making French lowing It in Engli sh. Many re­ hibits. formed about the details of J ew­ panding J ewlsh population. Bar on J ewish leaders mor e active In marked they'd be back the next (Reprinted from The Jewish Ad­ ish life lo reply to such ques­ Alain de Rothschild, head of the .I civic affair s. evening for services and more vocate) tions. w~ French Jewish community, ar­ "American Jews are not iso­ infonnatlon. rived here recently seeking this lated In the synagogue," he said. Officials at the Pavilion of "kind of lend-lease of American "They ar e tremendously active In Judai sm promised they'd have rabbis." It is the 57 - year-old combating poverty and housing kit s of Information about banker's first trip here for a problems. We very much admire Judaism. the Pavilion . Is rael and Religious Affairs Minister Receives solely r eligious purpose. this and would like your help In anything 11 printed" they could get Rabbi Joseph K_arasick, presi­ training s uch leader s In France." about Jewi sh cus tom s and ritual dent of the Union of Orthodox The Conslstolre, he said, has for them by the next evening. Remaining Rumanian Torah Scrolls J ewish Congr egations of Amer­ sponsor ed a rapid building pro­ The nun s were grateful for this HAIFA - The third and final scribes to make~ the necessary ica, which ls sponsoring the bar­ gram to serve Its growing con­ promise. shipment of Torah scroll s from repairs and di stribution of the on's visit, said: "We will give stituency, with a synagogue or Their chaperoning nun con­ synagogues In Rumanla that have holy scroll s is expected to begin him all the help we know how to J ewlsh center already built In 32 fided to thi s writer that, ' 'we've been closed arrived at Haifa port shortly. give." of the new towns that have mush­ been to Thailand's and Burma's recently where they were re­ Ar the time of the arrival of He said plans for graduate roomed around Paris. Buddhi st temples at Expo. To the ceived by Dr. Zerah Warhafrlg, the firs t shipment In Augus t, training In America as well as The agency, which was found­ Japanese Shinto temple and to the Mini ster or Religious Affairs and Rabbi Rosen. Dr. Warhafti g and prospects for American rabbis to ed by Napoleon as part of his Chinese templ e. to th e replicas or Chief Rabbi of Haifa. Mr. Jordan mer in Vienna . serve In France, would be dis­ reorganization of religion, has Moslem mosques in the Iran and The shipment, consis ting of They agreed that the scrolls cussed during the Baron's con­ been headed by a Rothschild for a Arab pavilions , bur this chapel of 865 scrolls, brings to 3,015 the would go only ro organized , not sultations with J ewlsh leaders hundred years, except during Judaism Is the only one con­ number shipped from Rumanla to private, synagogues; that only here and In Boston. World War II, when the Roth ducting "live" services, so we'll Israel with the cooperation of the synagogues with fewer than th ree In an Inter view the Baron de schllds were derrtved of citizen­ rerurn dally while we're here this Rumanian Government. scrolls would be eligible to re­ Rothschild said that French Jews ship by the Vichy regime. week. We're supposed to attend The scrol Is were sent to the ceive an additional scroll; that faced severe pr oblems In coping preference would be given ro con­ with r apid expansion. The com­ Helchal Shlomo, the Chief Rabbi­ nate's office in Jerusalem, where gregations of former Rumanians munity has tripled In size to but that other than Rumanian 500,000 In the last decade, large­ Israel May Mine Border they are In spected and damage / repaired. synagogues In Israel could appl y ly as a result ot the Influx of Al­ for a scroll; and , under special gerian Jews. "While other Eas t European To Halt El Fatah Terrorists countries continue to send arms conditions, the commission re­ "Now that we are reaching the sponsible for the distribution adult stage," the Baron said, "it JERUSALEM - Mines, trip equipment were made after the to the Arabs, the Rumanian Gov­ ernment has sent here the Holy could also allocate scroll s out­ seems silly not to get In contact wires and other devices may be Israeli r etaliation raid against Es side of Is rael. with the largest Jewish commu­ Installed by Israel to seal her Samu In N'ovember, 1966, when Writ with their eternal command­ nity In the West, which ls Ameri­ most vulnerable border against King Hussein was nearly toppled ments , 'Thou shalt not kil l' and can. We want to make use of terrorists. and the world was concerned over 'nation shall not take up sword Israel May Establish American knowhow In solving our A cleared strip on the west possible wider repercussions. again st nation,' '' he said. problems." bank of the Jordan River, which At that time Israeli officials He al so paid tribute to the late The most severe pr oblems, he runs tor about 50 miles fr om the said that It was distasteful to Charles Jordan, executive vice 2-Way Jordan Traffic said, are a shortage of r abbis and Dead Sea to the Belsan Valley build a fence around Israel and chairman of the American Jewish JERUSALEM -Israel has ! lay leaders, and the anti-reli­ south of the Sea of Galilee and up that the border was too long to Joint Distribution Committee who designated · Mondays and Thurs­ l gious temper ot the French to eight miles In width, Is seen control by electronic-devices. Of­ lost his life In Czechoslovakia days as the days when persons people. now as constituting an open In­ ficials have pointed out that the tmder mysterious circumstances holding permits to establish per­ ! "Here In the United States," vitation to El Fatah, a Syria­ shorter border ls shorter now last August. manent residence on the west he declared, "If you are not reli­ based Ar ab terrorist organization and ther e are no longer any over­ Mr. Jordan was one of the bank under the family r eunion t giously affiliated, people look at which has recently Intensified Its tones ot building a fence around signatories of the agreement with plan may cross over from the I you oddly. In France, on the con­ activities. Israeli security mea­ Israel. Rumanla for the Torah ship­ east bank. Since a 10-day suspen­ I trary, the religious per son Is the sures have been only partially ef­ _ The few Arab residents and ments. sion was llfled Dec. B, only 31 oddity. In this atmosphere, It Is fective. herdsmen In the area are report­ The scroll s had remained be­ persons had crossed although the very difficult to pass on a reli­ Military authorities say the ed to have been r emoved to other hind as congregations in Rumanla applications of 200 have been ap­ gious heritage. terrorists cross the easy-to-ford areas or allowed to cross to the dwindled or disappeared, first In proved and turned over to the In­ " The question Is: Can r iver at night, hide In caves or east bank of the Jordan. the deportations following the in­ ternational Red Cross. The plan Judaism survive? The only way It ravines near the river and then vasion by the Nazis and later In · was suspended by Israel while can ls by Its spirituality. There Infiltrate the populated areas of UAR STRATEGY ATUN several post-war waves of emi­ J ordanian authorities delayed the ts no other way. If we pass on . the west bank the next day or JERUSALEM---Secret docu­ gration. Only ·about, 100,000 Jews return of the body of an Israeli only the cultural heritage, It wlll night. The terrain gtves excellent ments In the hands of Israel on of a pre-war Jewish population of tighter pilot who was shot down surely be gone In a generation or cover to them; only last week In­ the recent Arab summit confer­ some 500,000 remain In Rumania. over Jordan In a clash last two. And we cannot afford to filtrators reached villages near ence In Khartoum show that The first shipment of slightly month. make the reaction to anti-Semi­ Lydda, almost a suburb of Tel among the decisions taken by the more than 1,000 scrolls arrived Israel authorities said they tism the rallying point because Aviv, before being discovered. parley was one under which In August, 1966. The second ship­ might permit traffic In the oppo­ this Implies that anti-Semitism Is United States and other West­ President Nasser of Egypt W1'S to ment, close to 1,100 scroll s , ar­ site direction If Jordanian au­ necessary to keep the tradition ern experts had suggested elec­ launch a series of shooting trr­ rived In November. Many of the thorities agreed. Up to now, only going." tronic equipment as a defense cldents In the Suez Canal region scrolls required repairs, some goods for markets are permitted The Baron, who succeeded his against terrorists, nearly a year with the view to forcing a special · extensive1' some were found to be by Jor\lan to move lh both direc­ cousin, Guy, 10 years ago as ago. They were told that It was session ot the U,N. Security beyond repair. tions and truck drivers are re­ president of the Conslstolre C en­ technically dlff1cult and political­ Council before the General As­ The Ministry of Religious Af­ quired to return within a speci­ tral Israelite de France et ly risky. Offers ot Western sembly opens. fairs called In a num ber or fied time limit. r THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1967 13 War Causes No Significanf Delay Nili Member Reburied With Military Honors

In IEF School Construction Program TEL AVIV - The bones of Av­ NEW YORK - The school tum, the IEF leaders stated, the shalom Feinberg were discovered cons truction program of the Is­ current 63 faclllties must be near Rafah recently. He was a rael Education Fund of the United doubled In the next two years. member of the "Nill" group Jewish Appeal was unde terred by Seven of the eight IE F high charged by the Turks during the the Six-Day War and has swept school s now in operation are First World War with working for past the halfway mar !<,'!t was r e­ comprehens ive schools , which the British, and was kl!led by ported here by Joseph Meyerhoff Turkish border guards In the provide a wide range of combined of Baltimore and Charles J , Ben­ south 50 years ago, at the age academic and vocational training, of 26. sley of New York, chairman and designed to raise the educational His burial place was dis­ president respectively of the !E F. level of Immigrant chlldren ot covered by Major Sh!omo Ben­ In a joint Jetter and an ensuing tamllles originating In Moslem Elkana, a police officer serving report to the IE F Advis ory countries wh!le providing them Board, the Fund' s officials noted with l!fe sk!lls, In the Gaza Strip. He learned the that eight high school s under Its The seven are located In Klr­ exact circums tances of Avshalom spon sorship are now open to a to­ yat Yam, Olmona , Klryat Gat, Felnberg' s death from an old tal enrollment of 3 ,000 students Yahud, Or Yehuda, Migdal Ha­ Bedu. and that 30 others are In varlou5, Em~k and Nazer at llllt, and the The complete skeleton was stages of construction and pl an­ eighth ls a National Nautical discovered under a lone date ning. The original goal of the School In Ashdod. palm, which ls believed to have Fund, established In September, These communities are immi­ grown from seeds In Feinberg' s 1964, was to bulld a total of 72 gr ant development town s In which pocket when he was killed. 'The high school s. the Ministry of Education and roots enveloped the skeleton and Substantial progr ess has al s o Culture ls providing free high the tree must have obtained Its been made In the pl anning and school tuition for all students . nour ishment from the dead man' s construction of community cen­ This free secondary education body at firs t. te r s , libraries and pre -kinde r­ progr am. first announced last JERUSALEM - The remains garten schools. The total number year and cur rently covering 21 of buildings for which pledges ot Avshalom Feinberg, a member immigr ant development towns . is ot ''NIii," a Jewish nationalist have been received Is now 63. A considered a direct outgrowth of 'ARMS Of JUDAH' - There is no Biblical or archeological evidence that . grand total of more than $1 7 mll­ underground organization which the success of the Isr ael Ed uca­ the 12 tribes of Israel ever had official coats of arms, but the Jews of opposed the Turks In Palestine llon has been pledged for these tion Fund in providing such com­ 18th-century London depicted " The Arms _of Ye Tribe of J~dah Given facllltles and anothe r $1 million during World War I, were reln­ munities with high school s . Them by the Lord " on a large si lver plate in 1757. II was give~ by the for teacher- training and s tudent terred with military honors here Othe r IEF facilitie s are a re­ " Body of Jews" residing in London to the Lord Mayor of the Caty, and at ceremonies attended by Kad­ schol arshlps . gi onal public library in Emek He­ has now been presented to the Israel Mu~eum by Edward Warburg of "The war has not sign!flcant!y dish Luz, Speaker of the Knesset, fer, a youth center In Yahud and New York. The coat of arms represents a soldier carrying a spear, a tab­ and Chief Chaplain Shlomo Goren delayed our program," the report pre-kin d erga rte n school s In ernacle or tent, a banner with a heraldic lion and a tree. stated. "Less than two weeks af­ of Israel's armed forces. The re­ Gane! Tikva and Rami e. Tuenty­ m alns were found in a grave near ter It ended , our IEF office In Is ­ one other units ln these cate­ rael was able to publis h tender s El Ari sh In the Sinai, gories ar e under cons truction or "Nill" was a controversial ,_ for construction bids on three In active pl anning. Bilingual Specialist Criticizes projects. More than a dozen such group In !ts time and although It The Is rael Education Fund ls espoused the cause ot J ew!sh na­ bids have been Issued since June a program of the United J ewi sh 12." Link Of Legislation, Poverty tionalism and aided the British Appeal Initiated In September, against the Ottoman Turkish ru­ The report went on to urge a 1964, to meet acute bu!Jdlng, per ­ continuing effort to achieve all NEW YORK - Organized ef­ sub-culture that ·s tlll maintains lers of Palestine, It was opposed sonne l and equipment shortages !ts blllngual character can be by elements ot the Jewish popu­ original objectives by the end of in Is rael's system of secondary fo r ts to strengthen and pre serve !970, declaring: "Every top offi­ the Yi ddi sh language are benefi­ found among Puerto Ricans who lation and !ts role Is still a sub­ education, partlcul arly In the have Incr e asingly settled In urban ject of debate In Israel. cial in Isr ael gave us th at ringing country's immigr ant development cial to the United State s because m andate ... Prime Mins ter ,1.,evi town s . they bring to Congress ional and mainl and communities in r ecent Eshkol, Education Minis ter Zal­ public attention a need to r ecog­ year s ." he said. " Among the best It seeks fun ds for the con­ poetry and music being created In man Aranne. Finance tMinls ter s truction of high schools , librar­ nize non-English speaking cul­ 40 America today ls that of the Pinhas Sapir and Jewish Agency ies , community cente r s and pre­ tures as great natural re­ Rumania Sends young Puerto Rican artists and Chairman Loui s A. Pincus all kindergarten schools , and for the sources ." accordtng_to Dr. Josh­ stressed the importance of com­ ua A, Fi shman, a speciali s t on Intellectuals in New York wor king establishment of scholar ships for In Spanish. Torahs To Israel pleting the grand design for uni­ s tudents and teachers in training. blllnguallsm . He criticized the " Nevertheless their wor k and BUCHAREST - The Rumanian versal secondary education as the All s chools , facilities and schol­ view that minority ethnic groups the equally brilliant work of Yid­ Federation of Jewish Commu­ one best way of pre serving the arships created by con.trlbutions shoul d be guided toward asslml­ dis h poets and novelists In New nities announced that It had sent population unity so s trikingly evl- to the IE F ar e owned , operated Jation . York ls r arely m ade known to to Israel 865 more Torah scrolls -·denced on the battlefiel d in and adminis tered by the United Dr. Fishm an, rese arch pro­ fessor of social sciences at other Am ericans. We impoveris h-­ gathered from abandoned syna­ June." Isr ael Appeal, an Ame rican cor­ gogues In this country, bringing To m aintain prog r am momen- poration. Yeshiva University, sai d he hoped ourselves by not recogn izing and the well-organized efforts of not being thrl!Jed by the non- Eng­ the total of holy scrolls sent from "Yiddi s hi sts" woul d set an ex- lish creativity in our mist." Rumanla to Israel In the last two , ample that other groups who "The non - Englis h speaking years to 3,000. Judaism Maintained On Ohio Frontier speak I anguages other than Eng­ cultures in the U.S.," he said, The project for sending the lis h coul d emul ate. "shoul d be recognized and pre­ scroll s to Israel was Initiated by Yi ddis h educational, cul tural served in the same way the coun­ Chief Rabb! Moses Rosen, with Despite Dire Predictions, AJA Recalls a n d s ci e ntific organizations try protects its othe r great natu­ the approval of the Government, r ecently organized a lette r-writ­ ral resources. It Is both wrong · In I 965. A ceremony wlll be held CINCINNATI, Ohio - In the Am erican Jewish periodicals , and ing campaign, with the support of and fruitless for society to try to in Jerusalem next month, Dr. early 1800's , Cincinnati and the hi s articles often appeared in the Yi ddish press and r adio, on force Puerto Ricans to surrender Rosen said, In which he will for­ entire Ohio Valley were s till. Isaac M. Wise' s "Isr aelite.'' As behalf of liber alizing and amend­ their me aningful and rich culture mally turn over the Torahs to Is­ little more than a wil derness . To early as 1842 , Jonas published an Ing the currently pending legis la­ and to forget their mother rae! ' s Mini ster of Rellglous Af­ the Jews on the more settled Eas t article on "The Jews of Ohio'" in tion on behalf of bilingual educa- tongue ," he said. fairs, Or. Zorach Warhaftlg. Coas t, Ohio seemed a place for Is aac Leeser' s "Occident." The tion . , adventurers and Indians , but not article remains a valuable source He warned that current legis- for Jews . They warned Jewish of Information about the hi s to ry 1ation In Congress concerning travelers to the "Far West" that of Jewi sh pioneers In the Ohio bilingual education ls unneces­ Arabs Expected To Reject "in the wilds of America and en­ Valley. s arily linked to poverty and con­ tirely among Gentiles you w1!1 centrates primarily on the non­ forget your religion and your As the firs t and for some time Englis h speaking Spanish popu- lsrae'I Refugee Proposal God." How wrong they were is the only practising Jew in Cincin­ 1atlon . UNITED NATIONS, N,Y. - ganlzatlon, which Is backed by the nati, Jonas was a unique sight to apparent from the material about He said the more than 30 Israel's new proposal for a five­ Arab League, said that Israel's the Gentiles. Then and later they Joseph Jonas at the American blll s , worthwhile as far as they year refugee-aid plan wlll be re­ proposal was slmllar to a plan would come from miles around to Jewish Archives on the Cincinnati go, fall to take Into consideration jected by Arabs here, It Is be­ suggested by the late Secretary see the str ange Jew. But they did campus of the Hebrew Union Col­ the fact that about 20 million per­ lieved, because the J ewlsh nation General, Dag Hammarskjold, In not ridicule him; they respected lege-Jewish Ins titute of Religion. sons speak a language other than presented It as part ot a ,general 1960. him. Jonas himself reported that Jonas ' Cincinnati experience Il­ English, In most cases without peace settlement. "We rejected It totally," Dr. at firs t 04 they came into town for Tannous said, "and It was not lustrates that Jews could survive being el ther poor or non-English This would Involve direct ne­ the special purpose of viewing even submitted to the General the wilds and maintain their speaking." gotiations with Israel which might Judaism. and conversing with some of the Assembly." children of Israel, the 'Holy "Bilingualism," he said, amount to Arab recognition of the Born at Exeter, England, in "should not be viewed either as a country; another reason for re­ He added that the area that Is 1792, Joseph Jonas migrated to people of God'." After talking now Israel "Is our country and with him, they learned to honor llablllty, or as a route to Ameri­ fllsal of the proposal Is the Arab America In 1816 and planned to canization, but Instead should be position that Implementing we should go back." him as a worthy Jew and citizen. Mr. Comay proposed exten­ journey on to Ohio. He arrived at nurtured and Implemented in the present resolutions for repatria­ sive technical and economic aid Cincinnati In 1817, to become the Jonas was not the first Jew In creation of a permanently cultur­ tion or compensation ot Arab ref­ town's first permanent Jewish ally pluralistic American ugees would be sufficient. on the basis of Israel's ex­ Ohio, for others had visited the perience In developing her own settler. By 1819, he was listed In area before him. Dr. Jacob R, society." Dr, Izzat Tannous, represent­ territory and working with "more the community directory as Marcus , DJ.rector of the Ameri­ "The beauty of an American Ing the Palestine Liberation Or- than 60" developing countries. "conducting a watch repair busi­ can Jewish Ar<;hlves, notes that Adnan Pachachl or Iraq at­ ness." In 1790 Colonel David S, Franks tacked the new plan In the Special Not only did Jonas' Judaism received a land grant from Con­ Says Can't Distinguish Jews From Zionists survive, it flourished. In frontier gres s for his services In the Political Committee, He said the NEW YORK - Rabbi Israel retugee problem "ls not nego­ Clnclnn·atl. By 1824 more Jews Revolutionary Army. Part of his to representatives of the Coun­ Mll1er, chairman of the American tiable" and can be solved only on were coming to Cincinnati, and l and was In Ohio, near Gall!polis. cil's nine constitutuent Zionist Zionist Council , 'denounced here the basis or the retugees• wishes. Jonas assisted them to establish Franks probably never set foot on groups at a special dinner meet­ "attempts by anti-Semites and a congregatlon--the first beyond ,his Ohio land, but even earlier; In Ing of the Council's executive He called attention to past the Alleghenies. Called Bene Is­ self- hating Jews to differentiate committee given In honor of Dr. resolutions dealing with the sub­ 1740, a Jewish businessman between •Jews' and 'Zionists.• " rael Congregation, that congrega­ name ct ' Joseph Simon made Max Nussbaum of Hollywood and ject. Israel could make a contri­ tion ls known today as Rockdale frequent trips to Pittsburgh, Into He called such attempts Nathaniel S, Rothenberg, former bution to solving the problem, he Temple. Jonas wa s among the the Upper Ohio Valley from his "fa! se and discredited" and de­ ch al rm an and administrative said, by carrying out these reso­ clared that "the unanimity of re­ s ignatories to a congregational trading post at Lancaster, Penn­ committee chal rman of the Coun­ lutions. sponse" by Jews everywhere to appeal for funds In 1825. A few sylvania. In 1816, Or. Jonas cil, re spectlvely. Fayez al-Sayegh or Kuwait the threat of destruction of Israel years later, In the 1830's, the (Jonathan) Horwitz spent a short also attacked the new Israeli pro­ They were honored for 25 synagogue's first building was time In Cincinnati, but there was In the May-June crisis and war posals. He said they were SUP­ "should have laid to rest once years of leadership for Zionism completed. Jonas wa s the congre­ no permanent Jewish settlement posed to be aimed at conclllatlon gation's first pres ident. and for all the canard that Jew and Israel . Rabbi Mlller stressed and peace but had been presented In the town until Joseph Jonas' and Zlorils t are separate and the "Soviet propaganda-campaign Jonas's awareness of his civic arrival In 18 I 7. In the form or "an arrogant ul­ responslblllties m atched his at­ apart." against Zionists," which, he said, timatum." tachment to Judaism. In 1860, he Ohio Is only one of the states Rabbi Miller, who Is al so "must therefore be exposed to He asserted that the Palestine became Cincinnati's representa­ whose Jewish pioneers are docu­ chairman of the American Jewish· the world for what It truly ls-a Arabs had the right to return to tive to the Ohio legislature. He mented at the American Jewish Conference on Soviet Jewry, hate campaign against Jews and their homeland without negotla• was also a frequent contributor to Archives , In Cincinnati, Ohio. made his comments In an address Judaism." Uon, consultation or compromise.

I L 14 De -Gaulle's Remarks Lead Frenchmen Germany Expels Israeli 'Agents' To Wide Discussion Of Jewish Role MUNICH - Baruch Shur and PARIS - TIie place and r ole ot Itself and domineering." Daniel Gordon, two Israelis Im~ ot Jews In French society ls Thirty-five per cent dls_agreed prisoned here tor four weeks and being discussed In detall and and 21 per cent had no opinion. serving a three-month Jail sen­ depth by Frenchmen, since Pres­ The poll was conducted by Sof­ t .!n c e for alleged "house­ ident de Gaulle' s recent remarks. fres, one of two respected breaking," have been released He said that Jews are "an elite French public opinion Institutes. and expeiled from the country, people, sure of Itself and domi­ An earlier survey, conducted They lett immediately by air for neering." by l,F ,O.P ., the other leading Israel. For the first time In 20 years polllng organization, s howed that The men had been accused ot '\ It Is no longer taboo tD make 19 per cent of Frenchmen adm it­ attempting to break Into the home sweeping generalizations, said a ted either their "anti-Semitism" of Mrs. Heinrich Mueller, wile of young lawyer who was a Gaulllst or their. ,.antipathy" to Jews. a missing and widely-hunted Nazi candidate in the last election. The There is a wide consensus who was one of the chieftains ot debate now going on divides the now that General de Gaulle's Hltler's Gestapo and the Im me­ Gauilist regime, the Jewish com­ statement had an anti-Semitic diate s uperior ot Adolf Eichmann, munity and the entire country; Its ring and might have encouraged A Bavarian court had refused emotional Intensity ls striking, anti-Semitism In others but that to free them on ball while they wrl tes Henry Tanner In The New it would be going too far to ac­ were awaiting trial. The Bavarian York Times. cuse the General of having em­ district prosecutor had accused Residents remember nothing braced this doctrine. them of being "Israeli agents" on I!ke it since World War II when The phrase about the "domi­ the trail ot Mueller. collaborators were sentenced and neering . .elite people" and the deportation of a million another passage, which said that French JeW s wa s a recent memo­ the Jews at various times and in Command Cars Stray ry. various countries had "provoked, Suddenly !t has become politi­ more precisely given rise to," Across Cease-Fire Line c a I I y r elevant that Michael their own misfortunates," are TEL AYN - 1\vo Israeli com­ Debre, the Finance Minister, Is held to be reminiscent of the lan­ mand cars strayed across the the grandson of a rabbi and a guage of philosophers and writers cease-fire line north of Quneltra converted Roman Catholic; that from Arthur Gob!neau to Charles In occupied Syrian territory Maurice Schum ann , the Minister Maurras and Leon Dauder, who recently and remained stuck In of Science, is a converted Jew, regar ded the Jews as an alien the mud on the following day, Le Monde Cartoon Mocks and that two or three other Cabi­ people that coul d not be assimi­ wh!le Israeli authorities asked net members have Jewish wives. lated. UN cease- tire observer s to notify The Jewis h background and In fact the defense of Gener­ Syrian authorities of the error. General's Jewish Remarks affiliation of powerful men are al de Gaulle' s starem~nt that ob­ An Israeli soldier In one car PARIS - Le Monde published concentration camp with the Star written and talked about by Gaull­ servers considered most em­ wa s wounded when the vehicles a cartoon r ecently that mocks of David on his Jacket. ists to rebut the charge of anti­ barrassing appeared ln the news­ were fired on whlle attempting to President de Gaulle's description The man has one hand Inside Semitism again st President de paper of Action Francaise, Mr. return to the Israel side of the of the J ews as being "at all times his Jacket In a Napoleonic Gaulle and by critics of the re­ Maurras's ol d movement. It was l!ne. an elite people, sure of Itself and gesture, a foot r esting on the gime who ask: "Why don't these written by Xavier Vallat, who had The cease-fire observers dominating." barbed wire and his head lifted In men speak up?'' been the first Comm,nder of were al so asked by Israel to de­ The remarks made by General a gesture of supremacy. The So far no m~mber of the Gov­ Jewish Affairs of Marshal Pe­ termine the fate of two Israeli de Gaulle at his news conference cartoon caption reads: •• • ernme nt ha s resigned and no rai n' s Vtchy regime. soldiers, who lost their way while recently, have caused leading Sur e of himself and dominating." Gaulll st deputy ha s cr!tic!zed the " Why shoul d 1 hide my ex­ returning to their base from an J ews In France to accuse him of Le Monde does not usually President publicly, but the ma- treme satisfaction?" wrote Mr. outpost on Mt. Hermon. It ls be­ anti-Semitism. publish cartoons. This one 1alse of some of them Is deep and Vall at. He added that until now lieved that they may have wan­ The cartoon, entitled "A Free appeared below a dispatch from ls frankly adm itted by their whenever some little 11 scape­ dered across the cease-fire line, Opinion," Is by the well- known Jerusalem In which Premier Levi aides . goat" dared to write that the but the UN observers have re­ political cartoonist called TIM. It Eshkol of Israel expr essed his The Grand Rabbi of France, Jews were " a separate people. ceived no reply to their In­ shows a man dressed like a profound . r egret over President J acob Kapl an, in a publ!c state­ th at coul d not be assimllated and quiries from Syrian or Lebanese prisoner in a World War II de Gaulle's comment s . ment charged that the President were Imbued with a spirit of su­ authortities. wa s opening the gate to anti-Sem­ periority" the wrt ter wa s prose­ itis m and declared the sol!darlty cuted for anti-Semitism. of French Jews with Is rael . General de Gaull e's state­ Jordanians Eat AJC's Gold Asks Organizational Lead To thi s a Jewish Gaullls t ment, Mr. Vall at said, In effect, Israeli Eggs writer answer s: "No. Messrs. would make such prosecution im­ Zionis ts , my true fatherland Is possible in the future. J ERUSALEM - A transaction In Exposing Anti-Semitism In Parties not and has never been Israel, but Mr. Vallar, who ha s a pas­ between a Natanya Jew and a Tul­ France. (I am) a Jewish French­ sionate hatred for the General, karem Arab for the sale of 500,- l SAN FRANCISCO - Bertram justifi able place In American man, but Frenchman firs t.'' was sentenced to 10 years' im­ 000 Israeli eggs to Jordan has H. Gold, executive director of the society." To a writer who refers to the prisonment as a collaborator af­ been accepted in an informal un­ American Jewish Committee, The American Jewish Com­ "French Jewc; " another answers ter World War n. derstanding between Israeli and said recently that Jewish mirree m ade publ!c last week a that there shoul d be no French The view that General de Jordanian authorities. organizational leaders hip must pamphlet, "The Many Faces of Jew s , only ''Jewis h Frenchmen." Gaulle is not an anti-Semite, even The first truckloads of the rake a more active part in ex­ Anti-Semitism," a 40-page sum­ A Jewi s h intellectual writes of though he may have sounded l!ke eggs, which do not have usual Is­ posing anti-Semitic groups In po­ mary of theological , economic, General de Gaulle's s tatement: one, ls argued not only by the raeli markings but are In Israel! I!t!cal parties, and that there Is sociological, pollt!cai and psy­ "What is involved i s not Is rael General's supporters bur also by packages, have already arrived In rising hostil!ty from both right chological sources of anti-Semi" but I, a French Jew or Jewish some of his stronges t critics. Jordan and been well received. and left extremists. tl sm, In which It urged that the Frenchman as you wish. De One of these, the publi sher of it wa s al so learned that 70 Speaking of anti- Semitic atti­ study of anti-Semitism move Into Gaulle tell s me I'm dismissed. Nowel Observateur, a left-wing ton s of bananas wil I be sent to tudes In the black national !st new areas as scientific tools are Hi s excessive nationalism pushes weekly, wrote in an editorial that Jordan. Israeli sources said that, movement, he said the black na­ sharpened. him to the point reached by ail the General throughout his life, since Jordanians have shown t!onal!st bel!eved that "l!berals , The pamphlet says, after ex­ nationalis t (doctrines) of this had shown neither anti-Semitic their wlillngness to accept such Jewish and non-Jewish, black and amining the behavior of dema­ kind-to racc!sm., The people of nor "pro-semitic" tendencies but Israeli surplus food s , the prod­ white, are serving the sam e func­ gogues like Hitler, that "even Quebec are (regarded as) French, only Indifference. He said that the ucts wlil be sent to Jordan to tion as a ball bearing between two these insights into the psychology but not I. '' General had expressed neither compete with European products. metal surfaces: the ballbearlng of virulent prejudice do not sup­ There are about half a million hatred for the Jews nor special prevents friction." ply all rhe answers. concerning Jews In France. compassion for them at the time Dr. Katsch Installed "The white liberal and the the pathology of anti-Semitism." Under the headline "The Mon­ of the · deportation and the middle-class Negro prevent fric­ "Not every anti- Semite ls a ster Awakened," the mass-circu­ concentration camps. As Dropsie President tion between white and black rabid bigot or a practicing dema­ lation weekly L'Express pub­ The best available explanation America. This ls precisely what PHILADELPHIA - A pledge gogue,'' it asserts ... Some are lished a public opinion poll re­ of President de Gaulle's outburst to help make Dr opsle College for the black national!st does not mere fellow travelers. Science ls porting that 44 per cent of Is that he was profoundly shocked want. He wants friction. He wants Hebrew and Cognate Learning just beginning to Investigate what Frenchmen agreed w! th General and offended last June at the time Into a center that w!ll "serve as a dire c ~, cataclysmic con­ makes the bigot's fellow traveler de Gaulle' s statement that the he abruptly changed France's frontation." a storage house and source of act as he does." Jews are an "elite people, sure policy of friendship for Israel to Judaism" was voiced by the In­ Mr. Gold held that Jews en­ support of the Arabs. joyed an "Intellectual kinship stitution's new president, Dr. There were street demonstra­ Abraham I. Katsh, who was In­ with the Negro middle class" and lsra-el Reportedly Seeking tions at that time. Prominent stalled at ceremonies conducted that the Negro middle cl ass could Jewish Gaull!sts criticized the here recently, ) exercise infl uece and leadership regime. Edmund Rothschild, of Dr. Katsh became the third within the Negro community In the famous banking family, wrote president of Dropsle, a post pre­ efforts to build race pride without 50 U. S. F-4 Phantom Jets a letter to fellow Jews expressing viously held by the late Dr. Cyrus furthering anti-white hatred. WASHINGTON - Israel Is world and further stimulate the great pride In Israel' s victory Adler and, until his retirement In thi s connection, Mr. Gold reported to have expressed in­ Middle East arms race, over the Arabs. Excerpts of the recommended that Jewish rel!­ last year after a quarter of a terest In buying about 50 of the On occasions when It appeared letter found their way Into the century as president, by Dr. glous and secular leaders form a that the arms balance might be press and angered the President; Abraham A. Neuman. coal!tion with the Negro middle most advanced fighter-bomber planes In the Inventory of the Upping against Isr ael, the United according to hi s aides. cl ass not only to combat ant!whlte States has supplied weapons to In addition, some of the host!llty, Including antl-Sem!­ United States Navy and Air Ex-Nazis Guard Jews Force, the F-4 Phantom Jet, Israel. For example, the United French officers who had been In tl sm, but al so to further Negro States has sold Israel Hawk anti­ close contact wl th the Israelis equal!ty. Government sources said that Is- - Imprisoned In Egypt r ael also hoped for assurances aircraft mlsslles, Patton tanks, saw to It that some military He call ed attention to. what he equipment reached Israel in spite WASHINGTON - Jews Im­ that she could turn to this country and most recently 48 A- 4 Sky­ prisoned In Egypt are guarded by termed the anti-Semitic attitudes hawk attack bombers, the first of of the General's embargo. Some ·of such right-wing groups as as a supplier of advanced weap­ former Nazi SS and Gestapo men ons, expeclally Jet aircraft and which are now en route to Israel. of these officers were reported to "the Minutemen, the John Birch have been punished 1ater. employed by President Nasser, it Society, Liberty Lobby, the Con­ mlsslles, between 1970 and 1975, At this point, however, the has been learned from Eastern The Bureau of Near Eastern All this, !t ls said, the Gener­ gress of Freedom, the Defenders State Department ls not convinced al took as a refusal of I oyal ty not European sources. of the Constitution." and South Asian Affair s of the that Israel Is in danger of losing Virtually the entire Jewish State Department Is reported to only to himself but to France, He said the Liberty Lobby was her qualltatlve s uperiority as a whose embodiment he feels he Is. popul atlon of Egypt, Incl udlng "more pol!tlcally oriented and have given an almost negative re­ result of the large- scale Soviet men and women, was rounded up sponse to the Israeli overtur es. His wrath became publlc at the · with a quotient of anti-Semitism arms shipments since June to the news conference. by police and jailed when war much higher than that of the John Following a policy adopted United Ar ab Republic, Syria, Iraq erupted In June. Many of these Jong before the Ar ab-Israeli war Whatever his motives when he Birth Society." and Algeria. spoke, the General stirred up people are still held In prisons .Mr. Gold urged establ!shment in June, State Department experts The uncertainty over optaining and concentration camps. on the Middle East continue to passions that had not existed pub­ '1f a Jewish-Negro effort to alert future dellverles of planes from Eastern European journalists express a reluctance to have the licly In France for more than 20 the Negro com mun! ty to the France, which in the past has years. who recently left Cairo revealed " harm that Negro anti-Semitic United States drawn in as a major been the principal supplier of the that they had learned that the l!terature does In promoting In­ suppller of weapons to Israel, Israeli Air Force, was said to Herald subscribers comprise Egyptian Government was using_ terracial disharmony and In This Is largely because of con­ have contributed to the Israeli in­ an active buying market. For ex­ World War II Nazis as jailers thwarting efforts of the Negro to cern that such a step would affect ter est in obtaining planes from cellent results, advertise In the and Interrogators. They are pos­ ,chleve his rightful and highly American Influence In the Arab the United States. Herald, Call 724-0200, ing as Egyptians.

,,' yl Israel Offers Technical Education To Developing Countries Of World JERUSALEM That Is- technical assistance: technical rael's program of adult education missions of Israelis to the young Is successful Is being proved be­ country which has asked for help, yond doubt to the developing na­ and courses for foreign students tions to which she has exported In Israel. The programs In­ her knowledge and technical terlock, so that when the Israeli sk!lls, The bugaboo of such aid, mission Is com9leted, the work Is the truck left rusting by the road­ handed over to • the Indigenous side for lack of elementary re­ team returning from Israel, In pair knowledge, Is not a symbol the past nine years more than 2,- or Israel! aid as It so often !s a 000 separate missions have been symbol of the aid given by West­ sent to 62 countries, Including ern nations. Nepal, Venezuela, Thailand and The ethnic diversity or Israel Dahomey, !s mirrored to some degree In The course for overseas stu­ every new country. The tech­ dents trains more than 2,000 vis­ niques used to overcome prob­ itors a year from all over the lems caused by this diversity can world, with the emphasis on be adapted locally. "mlddle level" skills but In­ The way to achieve a sel!­ cluding Instruction In such big generating momentum, say the projects as land colonization. Israel!s, is by raising the level or For a relatively small outlay, local skills beginning with agri­ Is r a e I as s I st e d developing culture. Build up your economic countries and gained world-wide structur e, disseminate technical support In the United Nations, On and vocational skllls, but'do It In every major count there, she was such a way that the entire nation able to repel the challenge of the w!ll be Involved, at least theo­ entire Arab and Com munlst r etically. world, plus France, because of 'MOTHER,' HE CRIED: Miss Prism, left, is played by Mar11uerite lenert and John Worthing by Richard Knee• The kind of aid or education the technical assistance pro­ land ( kneeling) in the Trinity Square Repertory Company production of Oscar Wilde's " The Importance of offered In the past In colonies re­ grams which had earned her the being Earnest." Onloolc:ers are June Emery as Cecily Cardew and William Cain as Algernon Moncrieff. The sulted, !or example, In the Bel­ gratitude of many nations. Even comedy opened last night at the Rhode Island School of Design Theatre, will play through Jan. 20. gians• leaving the Congo without a the African countries which wou ld single doctor; the French leaving generally follow the French lead Vietnam with scarcely one public spilt and nearly halt voted !or Is­ servant above the rank or post­ rael. Trinity Presents Gay, Witty Farce man, and the Brlt!sh leaving India Col. Mordechai Bar-On, the without teaching elementary tech­ chief education officer of Israel's niques of v1llage development. armed forces, who Is stlll In his On 'Importance Of Being Earnest' One African ruler recently la­ early thirties, !s responsible !or mented that he had plenty of archi­ Israel's morale and Is closely Tr! n It y Square Repertory Gwendolen• s mother, Lady ment of nowers In the garden. '· tects but no plumbers, connected with the course for Company wlll present, at the Bracknell, whose remark on Cecily's obvious youth makes her A consequence of this Is the overseas students, The Immi­ RISD Theatre through Jan. 20, learning of Cecily's fortune Is, book-balancing act believable and tremendous waste or aid, Techni­ grants from a hundred countries "The Importance or Being Ear­ "Miss Cardew seems to me a her mischievous byplay with the cal specialists compute that the who pour through Israel's army nest" by Oscar Wilde. Guest di­ most attractive young lady •••• water spr!rikler. There Is some value of assistance could be are a continuing example or how rector, Henry Butler; set design, Few girls of the present day have chasing around the furniture doubled tr proper attention were effectively Israel has mastered Eugene Lee; lighting, Roger Mor­ any really solid qualltles, any of without an y apparent reason for paid to maintenance. the art of teaching adults; the gan; costumes, John Leymeyer; the qualities that last, and Im­ It, but this Is Inevitable, appar­ This weak point In most aid votes In the U~, of how success­ m11s!c, Richard Cumming, The prove with time." ently: all cllrectors of "Earnest" programs Is Israel's strong fully she has exported that knowl­ cast: C e c I I y ' s governess, Miss at som g point seem to cope with point. The country offer s two-fold edge. Lane, , , , , , , , . . • Ed Hall Prism, and the local vicar make the Jack or motivation for move­ Algernon Moncrieff • • . • . • • a third couple, of whose eventual mP. nt by moving an actor without Wllllam Caln marriage we have l!ttle doubt, A motivation, This .Is minor and not John Worthing •••••••.• nopplsh manservant, who !Inds really distracting. Affects Community Plans Richard Kneeland the quality or champagne superior The Rev . Canon Chasuble Lady Bracknell • • • • Joan White In a bachelor's establishment, moves llrmly In his Anglican Hon. Gw ~ndolen Fairfax • • • , and a crusty old butler round out caricature and Miss Prism, ex­ June War Dominates 1967, Katherine Helm ond the cast. cept for an almost too-earnest Cecily Cardew , , , • June Em,1ry explanation, mes around dell­ t (Continued from page ! ) ers chosen to participate In the Wilde's lines are as wickedly Miss Prism ••.••••••••• becoming today as when they clously In her old-maidenly Rhode Island, In chronological Senate Youth Program, spent a Marguerite H, Lener! wooing, busy week In Washington where were first coined, They fall as \ order, must begin with the birth Rev. Canon Chasuble • . • • • • • lightly upon ears famll!ar with "The Importance of Being of the llrst Jewish babies of 1967, he learned "the difference be­ Cllnton Anderson Earnest" Is entertaining and eye­ tween a public servant and a pol!­ them , as on those hearing them the Abraham Dlnerman twins, Merriman , , . , . , JamP.s Gallery tor the first time. The dress re­ pleaslng. The skeleton set makes Paul Mark and his sister, Enid t1clan.'' Servants .••••.••••••• hearsal audience was small, and the actors more Important than Rabbi Wllllam G. Braude of Sharon, who arrived early on Jan. James Eichelber ger, there were chuckles Instead of their surroundings, In a produc­ ~ Temple Beth El lectured on ' 3. Robert Applegarth belly laughs, but the witty farce tion which moves In ever-In­ Bertram L. Bernhardt was "M!drash, Quest for Torah's was as lively and pleasing as creasing tension toward a satis­ appointed general campaign Meaning," In the winter adult Oscar Wilde's elegant comedy ever, with not a word lost through fying conclusion. Miss Helmond, education program of the Bureau · 1 chairman of the JCC campaign of words and manners strikes to­ slipshod cllctlon. Miss Emery, Mr. Kneeland and and Sha! Tadmor, a sabra, be­ of Jewish Educ ation, wh!le his day's audience as happ!Jy as !ts Mr. Cain carry off the evening's "Pes!kta Rabbatl" translation The stage Is becomingly came administrative director of !lrst hearers, In 1895. dressed, with Art Nouveau back­ honors; there are memorable the Center. Formerly an Israeli was readied for shipment to the . The stor y Jlne Is Jess lmrx,r­ moments In this second Project Yale University Press. ground and foreshortened playing Army officer, he directed the tant than the language, but It Is area. As the Jlghts dim for Act 1, Discovery play of 1967-68, and placement of volunteers In Israel A conference on the Middle there, to underllne the action of two servants carry on the furni­ all are furnished by these mem­ during the summer. Arthur Ei­ East was planned at Brown Uni­ the unmistakably Victorian char­ ture, and the entrance to Alger­ bers of the company, They move senstein returned to the Center, versity with an all-Arab lecture acters. effortlessly and with bland enjoy­ panel. The student newspaper non• s morning room Is wheeled as assistant executive director. Two gay, attractive young Into place. Music heralds the ment through the 70-year-old The new wrestling coach at reinforced the H!llel contention bachelors, Jack Worthing and Al­ opening episode, as the handsome scenes which Rhode Island high­ the YMCA , Leonard Yanku or that Israel !s also a middle east­ gernon Moncrieff, fall In love schoolers w!IJ find It hard to see ern society In transition, so Dr. young man-about-town prepares Providence, began setting up an with the Hon, Gwendolen Fairfax to entertain Lady Bracknell. again without r ecalling the cool Instruction program for 12 to 17- Aryeh Nesher, the coordinator of and Miss Cecily Cardew. The Played by a Br!tlsh actress sweetness or Ceclly, the lazy year-old boys. Sherut La'am (the Israel! "Peace paths or Jove are slightly stormy, charm of Algernon, Jack's more Corps"), was Invited to Join the most r ecently seen In "Stephen Samuel "Mickey" Finn of and rendered more so by D" In the East 74th Street earnest mien and solemn play Providence, back from the 25th Arab experts. Theatre, Lady B, Is the plummy with a black-bordered mourning Infantry !n Vietnam, found It Im­ Paul Levlten was named gen­ handkerchief and the arch and eral chairman of the Israel Bond not otherwise be able to afford part coveted by any actress be­ possible to get hold of the one the special foods for the holiday. yond the age of playing C eclly or mannered Gwendolen, J ewlsh chaplain over there, campaign, and Mrs. Max Leach ___L_O_IS ATWOOD was reappointed Women's Divi­ Mrs. Leonard I, Salmanson Gwendolen. Except for one brief A Warwick girl, Stephanie was named to the National Com­ passage almost at the play•s end, Zaldman, found that attending sion chairman. Nobel Prize Awarded The Moes Chlt!m Fund held mittee on Worn -en's Communal she completely dominates the ac­ shul In France led her Into a Service of the Council of Jewish tion when she Is on stage • • • at friendly Jewish community, Its 10th annual Passover appeal To Jewish Biochemist Federations and Welfare Funds. least, In most productions, she STOCKHOLM - Professor Robert Entman of Hope High to help famllles, Individuals and dominates. Miss White Is some­ School, one of two Rhode Island- those In Institutions who would (Continued next week) George Wald of Harvard received what dowdily dressed (a contrast the Nobel Prize for Medicine to the complete elegance of her recently, Shortly before this, the ◄ daughter, Gwendolen), The splen­ 61-year-old professor of biology, did acidity or her lines and atti­ who has been at Harvard since tudes Is tempered by a sweetness 1948, said In an Interview, "Cer­ and at times a fulsomeness not tainly I am J<:.wlsh, all Jewish, usually associated with this Vic­ with an all-Jewish, background." torian noblewoman. Her opening Professor Waid has been de­ moments, which begin with a cen­ scribed as one of the world's ter-stage entrance, are ecl!psed greatest authorlt!es on the bio­ by the dellghtful Interplay or chemistry of perception, He Gwendolen and Jack, who eye shared the prize with two other each other In charming eye-riv­ professors, eting fl!rtatlon. He said that his father had Gwendolen the self-assured come from Galleta and his moth­ and Cecily the 18-year-old who Is er from Bavaria. His wife, Ruth, not yet "out" play together with arrived In America as a refugee more contrast than Is always trom Vienna In 1938. The Walds round In the parts, The girls are have two children, Elijah and sisters under the skin but less Deborah. obviously so on the surface. This Last March, Professor Wald Is an advantage both for the llnes and his wire visited Israel where and for the action; Wilde's play he gave the Weizmann Memorial Includes. very little vital move­ Lecture at Rehovot, "I have a ment. Some Is supplied by the set great sense of Identification with designer, who has placed a balco­ Israel and her problems," Pro­ ny above the garden for one fessor Wald said. "Being a Jew · scene, and some by the rather has come to mean more and more strange (and Imaginary) place- to me every year." 16- .THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY,' DECEMBER 29, 1967 -- Archeological Finds Delay Widening --HERALD-- Of Two-Lane Tel Aviv-Haifa Highway Classified ATLIT, Israel-The widening Lebanon to the northern erul of of the highway from Tel Aviv to the Gaza Strip. The town dates -Call 724-0200- Haifa, a narrow two-lane road, frpm the Persian period, sixth to · has been delayed for years be­ fourth century, B,C,, but pottery 19 - General Services cause It follows an ancient coast­ has been found on the site that In­ al route that Is rich In ruins. dicates that It was built on the Yael Dayan, General Offer FLOOR CLEANING and polishing. "The road certainly needs to ruins of a Canaanite city dating to \ Also general home cleoni ng. Lorry be widened," Dr. Avraham Blran, the early Bronze Age, o'r the Dugan. 353-9648 director of the Israeli Depart­ third mlllenlum B.C, Views Of Six-Day Wa'r uln ment of Antiquities, said Known as Tel Megadlm, the A SOLDIER'S DIARY, by Yael (" wherever we were going I 21 - Help Wanted, Women recently. "But every Ume the site Is a mile north of AUit and Dayan hoped we would reach water"). road builders push a shovel Into 10 miles south of Haifa. It Is also THE ISRAELI CAMPAIGN 1967, She Is at her best describing ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES! the ground, they strike arch­ within a few hundred yards of the eologlcal gold." by Peter YOUlll!: the worst part of It: the days ot GET those Christmas bills off your ramshackle prison camp that By WALTER SCHWARZ waiting. They turned out lo be mind. A few openings now a vailable The Israeli antiquities law re­ houses 5,000 Egyptians taken quires that when this happens the "There was a feeling of con­ days of talk-endless, sophis­ in neighborhood territories. We train prisoner In the war In June. you to show work must stop until arch­ fidence, of men In their element, ticated and political, At the same eologlsts can determine the merit The town Is remarkable In there was professionalism and a time-and this Is the precious A VON COSMETICS of the find. that It appears to have remained touch of joy." Thal, as we know paradox that has won three - For interview coll unoccupied and undisturbed since GA 1-2908 Just last WE ek the Public by now, was how the Israelis went wars-the brigade commanders Works Departm .it agreed to put It was abandoned by the PhQenl­ over the lop on June 5. With planned so meticulously that "It another bend in the road, this clans at the time of Alexander'the them, or at least never farther could be noticed In the way these 32 - Plastering time to skirt the edges of a com­ Great. The sands of the sur­ behind than she could help, went men shook hands." Miss Dayan rounding dunes gradually covered Miss Dayan. and her Im mediate friends never CBUNGS AND WALLS replostered, plete and un,hsturbed Phoenician also repair work. Free estimate. city that w, s discovered by an the site and II remained unnoticed She was not so much the gen­ quite stopped collecting arrow Harold Greco, 739-0022. I engineer co 1ductlng a prelimi­ until the recent discovery. eral's daughter-with her father heads. The enemy seemed baf­ ufn nary soil ~-urvey for the road Although the excavation will she seemed to exchange more In­ flingly and almost disconcertingly widening. take several more summers to telligence on Nabbalean spear 1 n l e r I o r. The Egyptians, It When the shooting starts Miss I . The ruins of the city were complete, the site has already heads than on the campaign In seemed lo Miss Dayan, had not Dayan shows little talent as a war partly unearthed last summer by yielded a complete city plan, as hand-as the "sabra" with a changed much s ince "last time." r eporter. Her battles are con­ an archeologlcal expedition from well as a perfectly preserved city passionate love-hate relationship Tactically they wer e adequate, tusing and even monotonous, with the Israel Museum and Hebrew wall, about 150 yards long, facing with war. In this she was by no but when It came lo a dynamic an occasional hint, subconscious University. ' the sea, and another large section means alone. Quite a few friends, move, a change of strategy, tak­ no doubt, of propaganda. By far The work was financed, In of the southern wall. annoyed at not having been called ing Initiative or being Inventive, the best thing to emerge Is the tact, by the Public Works Depart­ Magen Brosh!, the arch­ up, got Into their cars and turned they wer e "hopeless." While the picture of Miss Dayan her­ ment, which picked up the $17,000 eologlst who supervised the dig, up as well. Miss Dayan herself captured Egyptian general com­ self-In her element. bill so that It could get on with estimated that a thousand people had a proper job with Information plained bitterly about his lost, "I tried to register faces and the superhighway. lived In the city during the Phoe­ and managed lo wangle her way brand-new luggage, the personal wondered If they would see the The ancient city Is one of a nician period. "They were great up front most of the way to the load of the Israeli gener al "titted end of the week, but of my own ! Canal. On D-day she packed a Into a rucksack smaller than string of towns established by the maritime traders," he said. ''We predicament I could not · think. I I Phoenicians along the Mediterra­ found a number of amphora from bottle of cologne, a bottle of mine. Three blankets were folded fell free, healthy, tit, and se­ I i nean coast from what Is now Athens, Cyprus and Rhodes." whisky, and her bathing suit under a windjacket." cure." Whenever she does get the dust out of her hair s he feels un­ . I bearably guilty. She ls an Israeli I almost larger than life: prosaic \ enough to bed down, sabra-fash­ ion, with the boys, romantic enough to enthuse about the early morning desert. The military side will be chronicled soon enough. Mean­ whlle, Brigadier Young gives a useful Interim account, from the point of view of the "armchair strategist, gr ateful to the Israelis tor having provided so many ex­ amples of their Black Art In one short, fell campaign." He was not there, but he makes skillful (and hlglily readable) use of the wealth of sources already available, as well as some useful contacts on both sides. He Is head of the Military DOWNTOWN OPEN 9:45 to 5:45 EXCEPT Histor y Department at Sandhursl and commanded an Arab Legion TUESDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. r egiment between 1953 and 19 56. The Jordanians, of course, dis­ appointed their old commander. In spite of their formidable diffi­ DOWNTOWN ONLY ... Our 5th Value- culties, he tell that Instead of doing "nothing al all" they might have managed one vigorous Packed Day Of Unparalleled Unmatched .. thrus t, either Into the Jewish part of Jerusalem or towards Tel­ Value & Variety! A vlv. The Egyptians failed the Sand­ hurst tests even more woefully. They failed even to try to hold the MIila Pass-their only way to an orderly retreat. And the way Sharm el Sheikh tell seemed all OUR ANNUAL loo typical: "The officers had de­ parted, after leaving suitable ex­ hortations, the previous day." So Brigadier Young loses AUDITORIUM him self happily among the wealth of examples of the ."Black Art" which the Israelis added to mili­ tary history, Not double but triple ) ' OUTERWEAR SALE penetration In depth In the Sinai sector; a "classic example of the pincers movement" in Jerusa­ lem; but above all, the blltzlest FOR ALL THE FAMILY blltzrleg of them all. Israeli Pilot Beaten To Death In Jordan SORRY, NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS TEL Avrv - Israel has filed I a formal complaint with the In­ ternational Red Cross against the murder of David Nevo, a fighter pllot shot down over Jordan dur­ • For Misses, Petites, Half Sizes ing a clash on Nov. 21. His body, • For Juniors and Junior Petites returned by Jordanian author­ ities, showed evidence that be had • For Men and Young Men been killed by blows from rocks and clubs. An autopsy was per­ • For Boys and Girls formed In the presence of a Red • For Girls and Subteens Cross representative. It Is be­ lieved that the pilot, whom Is­ • For Tots and Toddlers raelis had seen parachuting to the ground after his plane was hit, was attacked by Arab civilians. The body was received by Is­ raeli authorities with run mili­ DOWNTOWN ONLY: AUDITORIUM - SECOND FLOOR tary honors at the newly-repaired Allenby Bridge near Jericho, and was brought to the late pilot's home at Kibbutz YUat In the cen­ tral J ezreel Valley,