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NUMBER21 FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1974 16 PAGES 20c PER COPY scusses De Funis Case· Israelis Bomb Nat'I Religious Party To Join ·ee Minority Groups Guerrilla Bases Premier Rabin's Coalition Govt. TEL AVIV: Israeli war planes Soloveitchik allegedly said on the WA:,iHJNUTUN: The federal Levine, American Jewish Congress; bombed and rocketed Palestinian JERUSALEM : The National m atter. "I met with him government has moved to consult and Cesare Porales, Puerto Rican guerrilla targets in southern Religious Party is expected to join Premier Yitzhak Ra bin's coalition (Soloveitchik) three times for three with leaders of Bla4, Spanish and Legal Defense Fund. · Lebanon the military command government in the nearfuture. long di scussions but he did not Jewish organizations to consider Marco De Funis of Seattle had announced. advise me as to the N RP attitude guidelines on issues in higher complained in 1971 that he was the A military spokesman said the N-RP Secretary General Zvi toward the coalition. It is in Israel education raised by the De Funis victim of .. reverse discrimination" attack lasted "for several minutes" Bernstein intimated as much when that things will be decided," Rabbi case. The government's action was at the University of Washington and that all Israeli planes returned he said there would be some action Goren said . prompted by a letter on May 17 to Law School in that he was barred safely. following the return of Ashkenazic The formula that Rabbi Goren Caspar W. Weinberger, Secretary from admission to the school while He declined to say if the targets Chief Rabbi Shlomo Goren from has reportedly approved defines of Health, Education anc Welfare, 3 7 others, mostly Blacks, were hit were Arab villages,_ guerrilla the U.S. where he has been visiting con v ersion s as those made jointly signed by the executive allowed to enter despite lesser encampments or the houses of for the past three weeks. "according to Jewis h tra dition directors of the three largest Jewish qualifications. The Supreme Court _guerrilla leaders or sympathizers. human rights groups and three ruled in a 5-4 decision last April He also declined to report on the Rabbi Goren is understood to through the genera tions." This h ave ag reed to a temporary skirts the Orthodox demand that major civil rights organizations that his case was moot since De accuracy of the bombing mission, the Law of Return be amended to after conferring with Eleanor Funis, under previous rulings which began at around 4:30 P.M. formula for resolving the Who is a specify that only conve rsion s Holmes Norton, head of New York pending a Supreme Court test, was - 10:30 A.M. New York time - Jew issue - one acceptable to the Labor Party and with which according to ha lacha (religious law) City's Commission on Human allowed to enter the school and was and ended several minutes later. Rights. about to be graduated. It was the first time Israel Labor's present coalition partners, are recognized in Israel - meaning Mapam. the lnde0pendent Liberal only conversions performed by Their letter called on the In disclosing the action ta ken by reported using jets in actions Party and the Civil Rights Party, Orthodox rabbis. Ra bbi G o ren is department to issue guidelines for the six organizations in New York, against the Palestinian guerrillas expected to convene the Chief use by colleges and universities in Commissioner Norton said that since June 20, when jet fighters presumably could "live." N RP Rabbinate Council as soon as he the development of programs to "despite varying positions" they crossed the Lebanese border to hit circles believe that Rabbi Goren returns to consider the proposal. It expand educational opportunities held on the De Funis case, the guerrilla targets near port cities of succeeded in pers u ad ing the American Mizrachi leader, Rabbi is generally acknowledged here that for those historically excluded from groups involved wished to avoid Saida and Tyre. full use of the opportunities. In his polarization a nd were in agreement · Israeli navy gunboats also hit Joseph Soloveitchik, of Boston, to the Chief Rabbinate usually goes along wi th whatever Ra bbi Goren response, a ddressed to Roy on the goal of "the elimination of these ports with offshore shell fire accept the formula. In a taped interview with Kol approves. Wilkins, exeucutive director of the all forms of discrimination and the on July 8 in retaliation for the June This has raised Labor Pa rty NAACP, Weinberger said that a establishment of affirmative actions 24 guerrilla attack on Nahariya on Israel radio, Rabbi Goren insisted hopes that the will add its 10 meeting will be convened "to that will provide equal opportunity which four Israelis were killed. that Rabbi Soloveitchik was in no NRP Knesset votes to the government discuss and weigh the various within our constitutional Palestinian terror raids into Israel way in volved . "The subject will be coa lition whi ch has ha d great proposals available for treating this framework." since April have killed 53 Israelis decided in Israel, not in America," ,- m_ost complex issue." Commissioner Norton said that and wounded 100. he said. He accused the Israeli press difficulty functioning o n its narrow "Just as you," Weinberger wrote the New York Commission had Premier Yitzhak Rabin has o f makin'g too much of what Rabbi majority of o ne. to Wilkins, "we wish to see the undertaken the joint action because promised to wage war agai nst the mechanisms of affirmative action vi rtually all the major Jewish and guerrillas and hit them "anytime, Israeli Tourists On Cyprus work to eliminate the vestiges of minority civil rights organizations anywhe re." The military past discrimination, as well as to a re headquartered in New York spokesman said the recent raid was o pen fully the doors of higher and are concerned over the view part of Mr. Rabin's policy. Safe After Recent Coup education to all persons, regardless that di sagreement on specific issues TEL A VIV - Report s a rriving The shutdown of the N icosia of race, sex or ethnicity." threatens the civi·l rights coalition. 3 JEWS EMIGRATE here fro m Cyprus renected the a irpo rt ca used so me co ncern However, she said, strains in the NEW YORK - Three Soviet Weinberger a nnounced in his continuing confusion fo ll owing the among Israeli nights lo Mideast coalition have been exaggerated Jews were gi ven permission to letter that Terrel R . Bell, U.S. co up but con firm ed that the cou ntries whosc a irports do not and the areas .of disagreement are emigrate from - Russ ia this week, Commissio ner of Education, and estim ated 250 Israeli tourists now ha ve con tacts with Israel. The " mino r indeed, particularly when acco rding to the Nationa l Peter R . H o lmes, director of on the is land as we ll as personnel of Nicosia control tower has funnelled compared with the continuing large Conference on Soviet Jew ry . They H EW's Office for Civil Rights, will the Israel Embassy in N icosia a nd Israeli fli ghts to various Mideast areas of mutual agreement and a re Arkady Rabinoff and his wife communica te with the signers of representatives of Israeli companies countries. cooperation." and Valery-Khkhamerets. on the island were we ll. the New York letter "in the near A n Is raeli rreightcr. Avocado future:· Copies of the Weinberger Kor. in port to load grapes fo r and New York letters were made Next Summer May See Suez Useable Brita in. round the port virtua ll y avail able. deserted. Danny Lc mbe rg. the Wilkins was one of the New C A I R O - A B r i·t i s h operation will be over by the end of pledged that it will observe the 1888 ship's captain. tri ed to get in to uch Yo rk letter signers. Others were minesweeper, picking its way the year. Thirteen ships that have Constantinople Conventi o n which with port autho rities without Benjamin R . Epstein of the Anti­ around wrecks tha t still clog the been trapped in the canal si nce guarantees free passage through the success and decided to sail. Defamation League of B' nai B' rith; waterway, has become the first 1967, but are still anoat, will then waterway. But oflicials here point The Israeli Embassy in Nicosia, Bertram H. Gold, American Jewish vessel since I 967 to negotiate the be towed to Port Said, the northern o ut that "freedom of navigation which is in frequent contact with Commitlee; Vernon Jordan, Suez Canal, but the giant task of outlet of the waterway. through international waterways in Jerusalem, has confirmed that no National Urban League; Naomi making the canal and its banks safe The United States, Britain and the area" is one of the provisions of Israeli touri sts or vacati o ners were for peaceful commerce is still far France pay for their part in the Security Council Resolution 242 of hurt in the disturbances arising SSSJ Protests from completion. clearing operations. So do the Nov. 22, 1967, which is the basic from the coup. Officials in The first stage in the operation, Russians, whose Navy will soon blueprint of a Middle East peace Jercsalcm were maintaining sil ence 'Crimtechnika 74' minesweeping by American start sweeping the Gulf of Suez of adopted by the United N ations. on the developments, refusing to helicopters, was completed early Sov.iet-made Egyptian mines. The resolution calls for the NEW YORK : The Student comment until the situatio n is Struggle for Soviet Jewry sharply last month. Divers and technicians Those in the canal were American­ withdrawal of Israeli forces to the clarified. The deposed President attacked the scheduled belonging to the Egyptian, United . made Israeli mines. The cost of the lines they held before the war of Archbiship Maka ri os had in recent participation of American· crime States, British and French navies American military clea ring and 1967, for secure boarders and for years drifted toward the Arabs but control equipment firms in a · are about halfway through the job sa lvage operat ion is about the independence of every state in at the same time had been careful "Crimtechnika 74" exposition in of locating and exploding or $ 18.5-million . the area. t o maintain full and co rrect Moscow this Aug. as "a completely removing submerged shell s and The best estimate is that the In other words, altho ugh they do diplo matic relations with Israel. immoral act which can only further other explosives from the bottom canal will be ready fo r shipping by not say it publi c ly. Egy pti a n the ability of the KGB to wipe out of the canal. This operation started next summer. officials hint that Israel can expect Nikos G io rgiades Sampson, who The Egyptians are anxious to to use the canal only if a n over-all any voice o f dessent in the USSR.'' three months ago and the target for was sworn in as President by the Scores o f U .S. firms have been completion is October. open it as soon as possible. Before settlement is achieved. j unta which seized power, spent Egyptia'h so ldiers , using , the 1967 Israeli-Arab war closed it, Recons truction of the cities invited to participate in the display sc r vc ral yea rs in Egypt. Hi s for the benefit of Soviet police and American equipment and operating the canal brought Egypt an annual along the canal is still in its first newspaper, " M a hi ' · (Combat), under Egyptian officers trained by inc o me of $220-mil li o n. Thi s stage. In Suez. where virtually no secret police officials Aug . 14-28. used to publish extreme anti-Israel American Army experts, have building remainded intact, the According to information learned capita l-hungry country needs that articles but recently articles on the cleared both banks of the canal money. by SSSJ, the Kremlin has made should er-high rubble ha s been Arab- Is raeli conflict have been from la ndmines to a distance of 600 strenuous efforts to insure the But Egy ptian offic ials have cleared fr om the streets. Housing somewhat more balanced, officials presence o f many compani es, feet from the water. a lways made it clear that the construction has begun, sewers a nd reported here . whose highly so phi s ticated Civi lian worker s for an opening of the canal depends on . other fa cilities are being repaired . equipment wi ll probably be American firm , Murphy Pacifi c peace moves. Unless there is a For psycological and political Observers here suggested that the purchased quickly thereafter. Marine Salvage Co., under contract further Israeli withdrawal in the reaso ns, President Anwar cl-Sadat fact that M akarios is still a li ve " This exposition sho uld be called from the United States Navy, have Sinai, the ca nal will a lmost has ordered his Cabinei to sec th at makes the coup incomplete and its · Repression · 74 . .. a SSSJ begun to cut up the hulks of ten certainly remain closed . Israeli many, if not most, of the million results in doubt. Makarios has s pokesman declared . " The sunken ships that are blocking the troops arc now about I 2 miles from persons driven from the canal zone great inlluence on the Cypriotes equipment will be used to wipe out ca nal. A 500-ton cra ne a nd two the canal. during th e 1967 war must be able to a nd can ra ll y resistance to the the Jewish emigration movement heavy lift-ships will remove the cut­ The question of Israeli ships a nd ;eturn to their cities by Oct. 6, the Greek-inspired national guard and and the few voices of freedom that up sections. tonnage going through the canal annive~sary of the Egyptian Army's ot h e r backers of union with can still be heard in Russia." If a ll goes well, this salvage also is tied to peace. Egypt has crossi ng of the canal last year. Greece. 2 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDA Y1 JULY 261 1974 of Providence. Newspaper ads . can be run on short notice any week, all year. A professor of psychiatry at Obituaries Harvard Medical School and clini­ WINUUW ~HAUES cal director at the McLean Hospi­ MRS. CARROLL SILVER bridge, Massachusetts; two daugh­ tal in Belmont, Massachusetts, he w SHADOW PROO.F. ·. ·. :.. . D Funeral services for Gail Silver ters, June A. Rogul of Washing­ was president of the National As· FREE lnstalla!ion SHADES sociation of Residence Training A ~~:S ;; _~.-: : R 59, of 222 Freeman Parkway, wh~ ton, D.C., and Miss Susan R. Sil­ FREE Measuring .,-:·;,y;-,:;) died July 20, were held Sunday at ver of Providence, and a brother, Directors. L 339 • .-. A FREE Estimates up • Temple Beth El. Burial was in Dr. Arthur Arkin of New York Besides his wife a nd parents, he L p Sharon Memorial Park, Sharon, City. is survived by a son, David Shein, ~ ' p E Massachusetts .. · ... two daughters. Elizabeth Shein Call for and Susan Shein, all of Newton; A Rep,...ntative 944-4 59 5 · R The wife of Dr. Carroll Silver, MRS. JOHN SILVERMAN and two brothers, Richard Shein p , 24 YEAIIS EXPERIENCE I she was born in New York City, a Funeral services for Bertha Sil­ ver'man, 84, of Miami Beach, and Donald Shein, both of Provi- E daughter of the late Louis and Kennedy's Deeorating_ Center E Rose Arkin. She had lived in Florida, who died Sunday, were dence. 192 OAKLAWN AVE. (Rte S) CRANSTON s Providence for more than 30 held Tuesday at the Sugarman ... years. Memorial Chapel. Burial was in MRS. WILLIAM ABRAMS She was secretary of the Arch­ Lincoln Park Cemetery. Funeral services for Helen eological Associates of the Rhode The widow of John Silverman, Abrams, 76, of 27 Richland Road, Island School of Desig n a nd a past she was born in Russia, a daughter Cranston, who died July 18, were president of the Archeological of the late Aaron and Sarah Gom­ held Sunday in Philadelphia. berg. Pennsylvania. PROVIDENCE PRINT GALLERY INC Society of Rhode lslana. Mrs. Silver received her bach­ Mrs. Silverman moved to The wife of the late William "GRAPHIC ARTS GALLERY elor of arts degree from Brooklyn Miami Beach five years ago after Abrams. she was born in Phila­ College in 1936 and her masters living in Providence for more than delphia, a daughter of the late degree in fine arts from Brown 60 years. Her former residence Harry and Florence Wynne. She University in 1971. was 39 Gallatin Street. had been a Providence resident for • ORIGINAL GRAPHICS She was a docent of the Rhode She was a member of Temple over 20 years · until moving to Island School of Design and

0 Regina Meyers of Elkins Park. • CREATIVE CUSTOM FRAMING a son. Paul A • Silver of Cam- and Sidney Silverman of Bur­ lingame, California; a daughter. Pennsylvania; a sister. Leah Fel­ Rabbi Blau Dies Selma Merritt of Hallandale. denheimer of Elkins Park. and Florida, four grandchildren and four grandchildren. 11 0 WATERMAN ST. PROVIDENCE, R.I. In Jerusalem At 81 seven great-grandchildren ...... MRS. E. GAMINS-LEA VITT TEL A VIV: Rabbi Amram Blau, 751-1881 - WALTER BAKER Funeral services for Ann Ga-. leader of a religious fanatical sect Funeral services for Wa lter mins- Leavitt. 73. of 400 Bellevue that refused to recognize the state Baker, 80, of 100 Broad Street, a Avenue in Newport. who died July of Israel, died in Jerusalem at the self-employed electrician before he 23 . were held the foll owing day at age o_f 8 I. EAST SIDE retired fi ve years ago, who died the Hoffm an C hapel in Newport. Rabbi Blau headed the Neturei July 18 after an illness of two Burial was in Br aman Cemetery in Karta , a loose o rganizatio n of months, were held the following that city. several hundred diehards. The day at the Sugarman Memorial The wife of Eli Leavitt. she wa s contended that the Zionists. who Chapel. Burial was in Lincoln born in Worcester. Massachu setts. dared to restore Jewish sovereignty Park Cemetery. a daughter of Mr. and M rs. Abra­ in the Promi sed Land wit hout The hu sband of Bertha (Galaid) ham Cramer. waiting for the Almighty to do so, Baker. he was born in Wrentham. She was the operator of the Al had been insolent. They mai ntained Massachusetts. a son of the late Gamins Company in Newport that the Almighty. had ordained Jacob a nd Id a (Chelem sky) Baker. wh ich was founded in 1945 until that the Jewish people must suffer He had been a Providence resident her retirement 10 years ago. Her under foreign rule until the coming for more than 75 years. fir st husband died in 1954. LINCOLN AVENUE of the Messiah. They vi lified the Mr. Baker was a li fe member A resid ent of Newport for 50 . BRICK RANCH, EXCELLENT LOCATION religious Establishment, including and past president of the South years. she was a member of the 3 BEDROOMS, 2 CAR GARAGE, CENTRAL the Chief Rabbinate, for giving the Providence Hebrew Free Loan. Touro Synagogue and its Ladies AIR, ALARM SYSTEM, OVERSIZED LOT secular "blasphemo us state" a and a member of the Rhode ls­ Au xili ary, the Newport Cha pter of '65,900.00 stamp of legitimacy. land Jewish Fraternal Association Hadassah and the Jewish Feder­ During the I 948 Palestine war, and Touro Fraterna l Association. ation of Rhode Island. Rabbi Blau and his followers Besides his wife. he is survived Survivors, besides her hu sband. invited the Jordanians to take over by a daughter, Ruth Silverman of are three daughters. Sybil Dorner the Mea Shearim quarter of Albuquerque. New Mexico: a sis­ and Bernice Schweber. both of Jerusalem, the sect's stronghold. ter, Miss Charlotte Baker of Newport, and Norm a Wise of His last political act was a petition Cranston, and three grandchildren. Bethesd~, Maryland: two brothers. REALTORS to President Nixon urging the * * * . Benjamin Cramer of Hollywood. STATEWIDE [H United States to make Israel the DR. HARVEY SHEIN Florida. and William Cramer of MLS 5 1st state. · Funeral services for Dr. Harvey Hartford. Connecticut: a sister. REALTOR 521-1400 The funeral in Jerusalem was Shein, 41 , of 448 Ward Street. Ruth Wayne of Boston. Mas­ attended by thousands. Rabbi Newton Center. Mas~achu setts, sachusetts. and seven grand­ Blau's closest adherents warned who died July 18 after an appar.ent children. mourners who had voted in Israeli heart attack, were held Sunday at national elections not to approach the Sugarman Memorial C hapel. STEAK the bier. Neturei Karla members Burial was in Sons of Israel and Unveiling Notice themselves never voted, refused to David Cemetery. The unveiling of a monument in memory of the late NORMAN SAL­ pay taxes or to serve in the armed The husband of Elva ( Rodenhei­ HANICK will toke place on Sunday, SALE forces. The proclaimed the fer) Shein. he was born in Provi­ July 28, at 11 a .m. in Lincoln Park anniversary of I s rael 's dence on May 10, 193 3. a son of Cemetery. Relatives and friends are independence a day of fasting and Stanley a nd Thelma (Rose) Shein invited to attend. SPECIALS mourning. SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY Rabbi Blau was a seventh­ JULY 28, 31, AUGUST l generation Jerusalemite. He was in and out of jails the last four PETER LANCE DWARES, on behalf of the QUALITY WESTERN NJ. STYLE -LEAN CUT decades because of riots and stone­ Dwares and Forman families, gratefully aclmowl­ throwing protests against reli gious transgressions in Jerusalem. edges all of those persons who pa id their respects to CHUCK STEAKS LB. • 1.1:I Rabbinic Students NATHAN DWARES Tour The Country NEW YORK : Some 75 two­ member teams of yout hful Orthodox rabbinic students of the JEWISH LAW AND TRADITION HAYE EN ­ EXCELLENT QUICK MEAL 01 SNACK Lubavitcher Movement's DOWED THE FUNERAL WITH PROFOUND seminaries in Brooklyn' s Crown RELIGIOUS SIGNIFICANCE. IT SHOULD EX­ MINUTE STEAKS LB . •1 •81 Heights section left to visit Jewish PRESS THE DIGNITY, SANCTITY AND REVER ­ THINLY SLICED AND LEAN communities throughout the ENCE OF A SOLEMN RELIGIOUS SERVICE country to stress the role of TO THIS END WE DEDICATE OUR PURPO SE traditional Judaism "as a major " ~► Ii' ~ ,'1 r• • ► Mr.~ 1'1[1, [)ll,~1 I IH /,if~:.r,f AND PLEDGE OUR SERVICE TO EACH FAMI­ factor in s trengthening Jewis h LY WITH WHOM WE COUN SEL identity." MIDGET TURKEY ,z zI The bearded students left by car. ROLL LB • bus a nd plane for 750 Jewis h SUGARMAN MEMORIAL CHAPEL ' section s in localtities with few Jewis h families . Rabbi Yehuda FREEZER ORDER Krinsky, the Hasidic movement's " THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR " spokesman. said the students would RIBS LB.• 1. 0,9· consult with local rabbis. 4S8 HOPE STREET PROVIDENCE, R.I. WHOLE CUT-PACKAGED AND LABELED (401) 331-8094 SYDNEY LUBARR NEW YORK - Sydney Lubarr. ROIHT M. GOLDlllA TT outstanding American J ewish LEWIS J. BOSLER ERWIN M . BOSLER CAPE KOSHER FOODS communal execu ti ve and organizer, S8WASHI NGTON ST has been named Executive Yice­ PAWTUCKET RI P resident of the American IN FLORIDA (305) 861-9066 Associates, Ben-Gurion University 721,.9393 of the Negev. THE RHODE ISLANO HERALO, FKIOAY, JULY 261 1974 - 3 MORE MEDICAL SERVICE Lachman Makes Appeal these alone" to Syria's Minister of TEL-AVIV: A new countrywide NEW YORK: Seymour Education "to use your influence program to provide medical care to Lachman, presiden{ of the city's on behalf of the small remnant of emergency patients established in ·Board of Education, has appealed Syrian Jews still residing in your urban areas in Israel. A doctor will on "humani~rian grounds and country." be available at MDA Stations during the hours when Kupat FREE& IMMEDIATE Holim clinics are closed from 1-4 RESORTS P.M. and from 8 P.M. to 8 A.M. · CONFIRMATIONS This service is available for tourists BANNER LODGE CONCORD GROSSINGER in need of urgent medical care. "'" i~ BROWN'S NEVELE SEACREST OTHERS RALEIGH TAMARACK ·' 1------_.:._------1 FROM ISRAEL BOSTON ••ff. Aug. I , 197◄ , subje .,\., ~ 1 1\ '-'1 ,\f:fl\1Y .,_RI AND SOUTHEAST i\1ASS called on American Jews to show as Worth much concern for the restorati on of the cultural and religious rights of ,.=~ ~:;"~!:ny By Sylvia Porter MAILING ADDltlSS: lo• 6063, Provklence, I .I. 02904 T•l•phon• 724-0200 Soviet Jews as for their rights to PLANT: Herald Way, offW•btt•, St., ll'awt., I.I. 02161 OfffCI: 141 Taunton Av.., last hovld•nc., I.I. emigrate. CIUA ZUCKUIIIG ...... Mana9in9 Editor Rabbi Arthur Schneider of the No-Fault Insurance Moving Again Park East Synagogue in Manhattan S.C.nd Oou Posta1• Plaid at Provld•nc•, lhod. 15'and SulNcriprion laffl: Tw"ty C.nh th•copy; lyMait, '7.00 po,annurn; ouheclo N.w En9land, "9.00 po,, National no-fault auto insurance were not at fault, and if the other and the Rev. Thurston N. Davis of annum. lulk rat" on Nqu"'· TM Herald auurn" subscriptions a,e continuo1.11 unLets notifi•d to th• - legislation of towering person was -insured. But one in five the United States Cath olic centnny in wriHn9. importance to all of. us who own motorists is not insured today. And Conference in Washington who Thti . HeraW ~met n• financial retponsibility hN typG9raphical •non in odv•rtiMm•nh, but will Npnnt thot part Raisin," told Carol "We've both recorded albums anti-Semite was writing, ilies in Romania. The Romanian's state. And each state would be Channing - another nominee for Many of the older folks will still full name is Valarian Tripo, head required to offer optional collision her ro le in " Lorelei" - that he which have become collcclors; items. remember the name of Father of the Romanian Orthodox Epis­ coverage subject to a deductible up wrote the mu sic while he played He collects mine - and I collect his.'' Coughlin. It was in the thirties copal churches in the United to $100, liability insurance, and piano in the orchestra of "Hell o when this Father first appeared on States. He is a Nazi criminal now wo rk loss benefits over aod above Dolly." "I always thought ," rep lied Ty McConn ell. the onl y male the horizon. He got on the radio under FBI investigation. minimums set by each state. Mi ss Channing, star of that show, member cast of Off- Broadway 's with a pica that, since his church I cou ld write on and on about There's no doubt that the present "that you weren 't givin g your job " Fas hio n." said of hi s role: 'T m was burned down and his parish­ our enemies and Jew haters; they version of federal no-fault would your fu ll attention" ... Playwright the onl y actor wi th a run -of-th c­ ioners were not in a financial posi­ are all described and talked about sharply reduce the use of today's Jerome Lawrence ha s completed d ress in g - r oo m ~o ritr ac t ·· tion to rebuild it, would not the in the great and valuable book , tort li ability system , under which work on " Actor," his biography of Produce r Kerm it Bl oomgarden. good people, Jew and Gentile help "The New Anti-Semitism." Now many acciden t victims must prove Paul Muni , wh o s tarred in ,~hose pl ay "Th e Hot L Baltim ore" him - God would bless all for the Mr. Walter Goodman, there is no in court that the other driver was al L awrence & Lee's " Inherit the co ncerns a seed y rundown hotel. great favor. The great plea, week more time for pacifism I fault befo re collecting a penny of Wind ." said th e show will soo n be made after week, that the poor people of medical or other benefits. Also, into a film : "We' ll be th e fir st As a Jew you have to be Bob Griese, star quarterback of Little Rock needed the church for actuarial studies indicate that we movie ever to receive a bad review vigilant and seek out your enemies the Miami Dolphlns, recently served their prayers. soon started money might shave $ I billion a year in fro m the Mobi l Trave l G uide." and stop them in their tracks be­ as ringmaster of the Ringling Bros. pouring in from everywhere. The premiums from our enormous $17 Joe Loui s spoke of th e Ori en tal fore they can go out and harm our and Barnum & Balley Circus when It response was overwhelming. Jew­ billion annual auto in surance World of Se lf Defense Show at people. played In Miami. Griese Inspected ish people in the thousands sent in premium costs. Madi so n Squ are Garden: ''I'd have the elephants In the show, then said hundreds of thousands of dollars Stand on guard like our Israeli As one illustration of how hated to face a kun g fu or ka rate to president lnln Feld: "Let me for this great cause. Father boys sacrificing their lives for Jew­ significant the benefits to you c ha mpi o n. " sa id t he fo rm e r know when their options run out. I Coughlin was very gracious and ish rights and dignity. might be, today you might receive heavyweight box in g champion. thanked the Jews especially for S .S .ROSEN limited reimbursement for your can use them on our line to protect their great and charitable hearts. Miami Beach, Florida wage loss only if you could prove me" ... Feld wu honored on his " I' ve seen them use their hands For a while he went on quoting you were injured by someone who birthday when 13 eleph1nh ~II out and feet; I don't lik e fi ghts where "Ha,,y Birthday" for him. from the Bible and praisi111 the (Continued on page 11) was at fault, if you could show you the odds are four agai nst two ." TH E RHODE ISLAND H ERALD, F RIDAY, J ULY 26 1974 - 5 When in doubt, you need look German Govt. Rejects no further for the perfect gift. The ACUPUNCTURE ~erald subscripti on is a lways ap­ Order Against Editor preciated for btrthdays or holi­ FREE CHARTERED BUS SERVICE days. Call the Herald at 724-0200. BONN : The Federal TO BOSTON TREATMENT CENTER Constitutio nal Court has rejected a FOR DETAILS CALL ACUPUNCTURE West Ge rm an gove rnment applicati o n to strip right-wing INFORMATION SERVICE OF PROV. 831-1211 HOMES extremist Gerhard Frey, publisher and chief editor of the ''.Deutsche National-Zeitung," of his basic PAINTED / civil rights. The request was first made in 1969 against great internal lttt4LLCO\JERINGS government resi s tance by the -FREE ESTIMATES­ former Interior Mi-nister, Ernst WHEN YOU WANT CALL BET\'{_HN 5 & 8 P.M. Benda, who is now President of the Federal Constitutional Court. The THE UNUSUAL BILL TOM court decided the grounds for th e governme nt app li callo n were 766-8654 467-8417 inadequate. The government at tha t time based it s app li cati o n on Frey's nationalist, anti-Semitic and racist N orwegian ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Caribbean publications. Frey, it claimed, had tried to revive an ti-Semi tism, Misch of 39 Cambria Court in Pawtucket, announce the engage­ CLOUD 9 CRUISES hinder international understanding, Lv. Every Sat. ment of their daughter, Miss Judy a nd at t ack the cou ntr y's · T. Mi,ch, lo Wayne Edward Kese­ Now Iii Dec. democrat ic system. However, berg of 316 North Street, Pill•• 7 days on a magnificent cruise successive Bonn government-s took field, Massachuseth, •on of Mr. ship, visiting the islands of the_ little interest in the case, leavi ng an and Mrs. Nathaniel Keseberg of Caribbean. 1nc. r.t. air from Bos­ SPECIAL MEMORIAL SERVICES ton to Miami. Everything includ­ impression in the court that it no 14 Bayberry Rood , Schenectady, ed ... gourmet meals aboard, longer considered Frey a danger. New York. for the late entertainment. Time for island Miss Misch, an alumna of Mary sightseeing and shopping. All Thief Pleads C. Wheeler School, is a junior at transfers, porterage and taxes. HAIFA: So jumpy a b o ut Union College in Schectady, ma­ PEARL KOFMAN A real tro...,el bargain. security h ave Is raeli c itizen s joring in modern language. She is become that a burglar in Haifa had the granddaughter of Mrs. Samuel will be held at to plead for his life when he was White of Pawtucket. caught. People who saw him Mr. Keseberg, a summa cum CONGREGATION BETH DAVID breaking into a n at thought he laude graduate of Union College NARRAGANSETT might be a n Arab terrorist a nd with a bachelor of science degree SUNDAY, AUGUST 4 at 7:30 P.M. demanded that the police shoot in electrical engine4'ring, is a him. member of the Tau Beta Pi nation­ al engineering honor society, the The burglar sho uted "Don't CANTOR IVAN E. PERLMAN WILL CONDUCT Open Dally and Saturday. Eta Kappa Nu electrical engineer­ shoot. I am on ly a thief. " ing society and an associate mem~ MINCHA AND MAARIV SERVICES PRIOR JORDAN MARSH Fortunately fo r him he was known WARWICK MALL ber of Sigma Xi for the advance­ TO THE DEDICATION OF MEMORIAL PLAQUES. to the police, who arrested him and ment of scientific research. He is 2nd Floor Near Gen Office took him to the police station, employed by General Electric and ALL ARE WELCOME COLLATION.WILL BE SERVED TEL 738-0100 where he was charged with will attend Rensselaer Polytechnic attempted robbery. Institute Graduate School. An August 1975 wedding is planned. • I WHEN Y.OU NEED I~------I I I A NURSE­ I I I I I I (Continu ed from page 3) Call Us ••• Both are the sons of · Mr. ~nd I PRIME LEAN I Mrs. Stanley Weintraub of A lba­ ny, New York, formerly of Provi­ •.• When the need arises, We : eeqR!ot~DE STEAKS LB.1. 99 : dence. They are the grand sons of are just a phone call away Mollie Weintraub a nd the late : EMPIRE-FRESH-KOSHERED : Raymond Weintraub. Registered Nurses • Licensed Practicall • Nuning Assistants I I IS ORDAINED PULLETS La.BS' Arthur Jay Seltzer of Brookline, on call from our office 24 hours per day I I Massachusetts, hu sband of the for­ I I mer Emily Grueneberg, daughter MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL I I of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gruene­ berg of Providence, was ordained 272-3520 a rabbi on June 2 at com­ mencement exercises of the New ~1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i111111111111111111111111111111!l· ------· York School of Hebrew Uni on § College-J ewish Institute of Reli­ Choosing a Career?? gion. Mr. Seltzer received a bachelor of Jewish education degree from Boston Hebrew College in 196 7 and a bachelor of arts degree from Boston Universi ty in 1968. Mr. Seltzer served as student rabbi at Port Washington Jewish Center in Port Washington, New York, and Temple Judea in ~ Howard Beach, New York . He is s now the full time rabbi at Temple I§ Judea. I i ELECTRONICS CAN BE AN FIRST SON BORN I Mr. and Mrs. Sid ney Horowitz ! EXCELLENT CHOICE of 74 Savoy Street announce the = birth of their second child and fir st I son, Jeffrey David, on Ju ne 28. Why not set yourself a clear career goal then pursue the Maternal grandparents are Mr. means to win it al a school that truly cares about quality and Mrs. Ted Maziarz of Sanford, training. Electronics training is our only business. Florida. Paternal grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Horowitz of Ni nth Street. Ida Horowitz of Call ( 401) 861-9664 Providence is the great-gra nd ­ I mother. I Day and Evening Classes THIRD CHILD BORN • Skirl5 • Pontsuih Mr. and Mrs. James R. Guy of • l ong Dre5\e5 • Slacks Start 10 Jennell Drive in East Green­ SEPTEMBER 16, 1974 wich. announce the birth of their • Cove, ·up5 third child a nd daughter, Michele I Lynne. on June 27 . Maternal grandparents are Mr. Country Casuals R.I. RADIO and and Mrs. Murray Leif of Royal Palm Beach. Florida. Paternal Go v. Froncis Shoppit19 Center ELECTRONICS SCHOOL grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Worwi~k Ave .. Warwick 463-8648 I! Leonard VU) of 17 llamiltun = 14 THIRD STREET, PROVIDENCE, R.I . 02906 Road. Cranston. Esther Seltzer if Alw u, ·. F · ,11 o! HU( PARKl~ G ol our Front Do ..r g the great-grandmother.... i ------~=-=====-:c-=-"'-'"'-"'-=---=~-"-... ~ , -::_-c;_,:-_-_::,.,,-.-c=====-- =-=------=------

_6- THE RHODE ISLAND HER_ALD, FRIDAY, JULY 261 1974 Herald subscribers comprise an JOE ANDRE'S active buying market. For excellent results, advertise in the Herald. ORCHESTRA Call 724-0200 or 724-0202. Mu,ic for that very special affair · Hello Again! We4111111s ·••r Mitzvahs ELECTRONIC 831-3739 Res. 944-7298 GARAGE DOOR OPENER SALE! News of the Sports World by Warren Walden (For A Limited Time) JUNIOR COMPLETEt,.Y SUGGESTIONS: (Good ones, INSTAltEQ ' " Midfielder" . is both an offensive TENNIS 95 too) In baseball, do you know and defensive player wh o is pri­ (Al labor & Po basis of directives to Foreign Sadat of Egypt and King Hussein ... Minister Yigal Allon when he goes of Jordan. SMART HORSES: The Daily to Washington at the end of July to Leaders of the groups met within Racing Form is required readin g discuss the next phase o f the the 14-m e mb e r Exec uti ve for one class at California Pol­ SEE ·USFOR Geneva peace conference. The Co mmitt ee of the P a lestine ytechnic University where they Cabinet rejected a demand by Arab Liberation Organization whi ch is turn out coll ege-bred horses. It's countries that the next step toward the umbrella org~nization of the not the horses. however. who read SAFETY'S SAKE pe ace s hould b e an I s rael entire movement. the form; it 's the students. The withdrawal from the West Bank of Yasir Arafat. chairma n of the Cal. Poly. Form student s arc in a the J o rdan River under a Palestine liberatio n o rgani zati on , horse ma nagement program whi ch INSPECTION disengagement plan. Israel prefers did not attend the conference . He is pays fo r itself by the sale of Tho­ the nex t phase of peace efforts to be o n a tour o f North African robreds. bred at the University. with Egypt. countries. ... DEADLINE The Cabinet's decision was as The five groups earli er h ad HISTORY: George Lobris. pub­ fo ll ows: issued sep·arate statements strongly li city director at both Taunton and Israel will continue to strive fo r co ndemning the declaration of Raynh am Greyhou nd tracks. a nd JULY3IST peace agreements with the Arab President Sadat and King Hussein Bill L' ltalien. also an official at states within defensible borders to and its assertion that King Hussein those race cou rses. have been be achi eved th rough negoti ati ons represented the Pa lestinians in named members of a group that COMPLETE INSPECTION AND without prior conditions. Jordan . The king officiall y has will fun cti on while selecting pros­ " The Governme nt wi ll work sovereignty not only over the East pective candidates t o the REPAIR SERVICES. toward negoti ations for a peace Bank of the Jordan River. but also Greyhound Hall of Fame. Wonder agreement wi th Jordan. over the Is raeli -occupied Wes t if racing associates know that_ "The peace wi ll be founded on Bank . Lobris (of Providence) is a former RADIATOR & the existence of two independent Whal upset the guerrilla baseball manager and a good BOSTON ~ODY WORKS s tates o nly. Israel wit h united movement the most was Pres ident one. too. C ARRY ON! Jerusalem as her capital and a Sada t 's endo rsement of King Jordanian -Palestinian Arab state H u ss ein 's in s is ten c e up o n a Newspapers attract more active . . . ·; ·. ·, GA l -2 6 2 5 east of Israel, with borders ,o be disengagement a greement with readership from teenagers in hig h­ determined in negotiations between Israel on the Jordanian front. er income f.omilies. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDA Y1 JULY 261 1974 - 7 • • • • • • • • MERGER CHICAGO: The m~jor planning ' SHADES and coordinating agencies for the Jewish community of Chicago - the Jewish Federation a nd the DRAPERIES BRIDGE Jewish Welfare Fund - have ratified a merger plan, to centralize CARPETS the coordination, planning and B)' Robert E. Starr budgeting for domes tic and ove-rseas programs of health, ••••••• ...... welfare, education and Three times a year the Ameri- Now to make the hand. West immigration. can Contract Bridge League runs might lead a small Heart but the a Continentwide Charity Duplicate best lead is a Trump. Either way where everyone all over the coun­ makes no difference. A good De­ try plays the same hands. Each clarer -looks at the two hands he KOSHER time I pick out one of the more can see and counts trick going interesting hands to write about in ·along with what will be the most JULIE'S DELICATESSEN my columns. Today·s hand was likely lay of the cards. Remember, 731 HOPE STREET 621-9396 played at both of my Clubs a total we have stated so many times that of 24 times, twelve times at each an even number of cards out­ Club. At Cape Cod not one pair standing will most likely not split BUS•ESSMAN'S SPECIAL was plus. At Rhode Island, three whereas an odd number probably OUR YOUNGER SET: - Melanie pairs made the contract that will. So with this in mind the I.aura Siegel, two years old, is the TONGUE OR TURKEY SANDWICH ON BREAD should have been bid and made. Clubs will not split whereas the daughter _of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold POTATOSAlADORCOUSlAW Proper bidding and extreme care Diamonds will. Now let's count to Siegel of 43 Ingleside Avenue in AND COFFEE-NO SUBSTITUTION $1 • 65 would pay off handsomely here 12. Cranston. and all one had to do was figure We ·can draw :frumps, play the Maternal grandparebts are Mr. out the most likely percentages Clubs and if the Jack doesn•t and Mrs. John Souza of Cranston. M&S KOSHER SUPER SPECIAL SAVE 80 ' and count twelve tricks which are drop, (it doesn't) ruff one to not Paternal grandparents are Mr. there. only make a fifth Trump irick but and Mn. Jack Siegel of Provi­ dence. North also the fifth Club· becomes good, ♦ 9 Paternal great-grandfather if too. That makes nine tricks. If the COOKED .K Q 3 Morris Siegel of New York. ♦ K Q J 3 Heart Ace is in front of the two ♦ AK 10 9 6 honors in Dummy, two leads there West East will give two more tricks but it ♦ K 10 5 3 ♦ J 8 6 TONGUE .9 8 5 2 .A J 10 7 isn't. Also, the Spade finesse HAVE BUYERS FOR ♦ 10 9 5 ♦ 8 6 might be taken and if that works Commercial • Industrial SLICED TO ORDER ♦ 32 South ♦ J 8 5 4 that would also provide the neces­ "3.59 ♦ A Q 7 4 2 sary 12th trick but that loses, too, or Residential Property .64 M&S KOSHER SUPER SPECIAL yet the hand is "cold " and every­ ♦ A 7 4 2 PLEASE CALL +o 1 thing can be done safely to give South was Dealer, no one the best chances. Herbert L. Brown vulnerable with this bidding: Assuming a Trump lead, it must WHITE MEAT be won in .Dummy. The Ace must 421-S3S0 S W N E be kept to use later. Next a Heart 1 P P Residence Phone ♦ 2 ♦ honor played to knock out the 2 ♦ p 2 • • p TURKEY 359 2NT P 4NT P Ace and make the other honor 861-S601 5. P 6 ♦ End good. Back will probably come an­ SAVE 90' LB. • The bidding above shows how I other Trump also won in Dummy ffEMRYV{@oKE@ might have bid this hand if I were and now a second hi gh Heart and sitting North. I would be having ruff a Heart low. Now for the REALTORS GOLDEN'S delusions of grandeur if I held Clubs. Play the Queen, over to the those cards and heard my partner Ace and a low Club that will be Hospital Trus t Hldg·. not only open the bidding but then ruffed by that Ace kept for just Ht>nl f: .~tt1te Si,ic" I U9 I POTATO PANCAKES 79c sox bid Diamonds, my second fine that purpose, a low Trump wou ld suit. Unfortunately, that rebid in be overruffed as you can see. Now Diamonds does not show anything to get back to Dummy to draw the extra, being under a bid of two other Trump and make the hand. Spades. It also doesn't guarantee To do that simply play the Spade a minimum either for at this point Ace and ruff a Spade. Now draw AL PROVOST South's hand is still unknown. that Trump and let's count the Thus the only bid North can make .tricks with no finesses or any thing. to find more about his partner·s Four Trumps in Dummy, two ruffs ·GRAND OPENING hand and still force him to bid in Declarer's hand, four Clubs and again is a bid in Hearts even with a trick in each of the other two a three card suit. When South now suits. Twelve tricks. With any oth­ Roman Health Spa Inc. bid only two No Trump this did er lead the play is the same. show a bare minimum and so now Moral: Don't assume anything. after going through Blackwood Count your tricks and then give 317 Westminster Mall North does well to stop at six yourself the best chance to take Duamonds. the most others that you can. Providence, R.I. Street Floor •SAUNA • HANDBALL COURT •STEAM ROOM • LOUNGE • EXERCISE ROOM • POOL TABLE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 351-6590 WHARF TA VERN On the Water WARR EN, R. I. Luncheon Specials for 3 Weeks Startinc July 15 EDWIN S. SOFORENKO Baked Stuffed 1 lb. lobster ...... 3. 95 Michael H. Silverman Robert J. Janes Baked Filet of Sole Stuffed with Crabmeat Murry M. Halpert Howard S. Greene Charles D. Gauvin John Edge and Newburg Sauce ...... 3. 95

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Harold Wolfson, Doris Graubart, Barbara Raph Mr. and Mn. Morris I.apes, Mn. Edmund Korb and Mo1rray Lerman Trinkle

Mr. and Mrs. -Maxwell Waldman and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rot­ kin

Mr. and Mrs. Max ·packer an_d Mr. and Mrs. David Allen

Mr. and Mrs. Shep Kaufman, Mrs. llurton Samors a fler

Mr. and Mrs. David Leven and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bloom and Mr. and Mn. Benjamin Gottlieb

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gittleman, Mrs. Le Sholovit1

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Mr. and Mrs. David Horovitz, Ina Schuster and Leonard Gold­ man

Mylef F,;.dman, Charlotte Utchman and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Tep­ per

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:sel and Marvin

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ucht,

Mr. and Mrs. James Kane and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bloom I Sol Kof-

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Finkelman and Dr. and Mrs. A. Budner Lewis

, Mann and Joseph

Mrt. Marvin Holland and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Korber

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Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Rubin and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Martin Feibish, Bernice Levine and Wal­ Barad ter Rutman

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Wolf and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Soforenko and Mr. and Mrs. Cohen James Young

Syd Reitzas, Mrs. Ralph Tabor and Mr. and Mrs. Al Dick Chase, Pauline Jacobson and Mr. and Mrs. David Gordon Entin

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Blazar and Mr. and Mrs. Shel­ Mr. and Mrs. Leanard Y. Goldman and Dr. and Mrs. don Weiner Ralph Rotkin, chairman, and Lillian Zarum, secretary, Jack Dreyfuss of the Twilight League at the Ledgemeont Country Oub- T w I L I G H T L E A G u E - -~------

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1974 II Since repurchased shares become odd-lots in order to reduce corporate treasury stock, they do n.:>t accrue mailing and handling costs. dividends, a sizable savings in many {Continued from page 4) SUCC·ESSFUL cases. Oftentimes, in a repurchase A Herald ad always gets best offer the company will give prefer­ results - our subscribers comprise Backs President ence to shareholders tendering small an active buying market. In the next few days the House IN~ESTING Judiciary Committee of the U.S. Congress will be voting on wheth­ ROGER E. SPEAR er to recommend the impeachment pended previously. Hold for recov­ of a President, who has been one Three High-Yield er)'.. of the best friends of Israel and Power Companies JESSIE Q: What is the significance of a the Jews of any non-Jewish na­ Q: Would you please recommend pr-ice-earnings ratio? J .S. tional leader in history. some utility stocks that have good A: This figure, which results·when _ Is the im_peachment inquiry a management and favorable pros­ IS BACK! a stock's price is divided by its earn­ Jewish question? No, it is not. But pects? M.R. ings per share, is one of many aids I submit it can and will affect the A: For an in-vestor seeking used in assessing a stock's current WILL RE-OPEN AUGUST 1 interests of the American Jewish growth, utilities are una_ppealing, .aloe and future potential. In mar­ Community in several important burdened as they are with tre­ kets usuch as the presen one, P ways. All of these adverse effects mendous capital requirements re­ / Es 724-6550 tend to drop - ·the Dow Industrial will hurl every American citizen strictive regulatory climates' and Average is currently trading at 9X as well as the American Jew'. scarcities of fuel for generation of projected earnings compared with Many are of special concern to the power. There are, however, a num­ American Jewish Community. ber of strong companies which re­ l3X a year ago. Glamour stocks and First, will the American Jewish main attractive for investors primar­ certain• industrial groups - drugs, electronics, etc. - historically have HEBREW NEW YEAR CARDS Community be known to desert a ily int~rested in income. Three utili­ friend when he is in need? During ties which are well situated for pur­ commanded larger P / Es than the more mundane and cyclical groops the SIX years President Nixon has chase now are American Electric DISCOUNT CASH ONLY been in Clfficc his record of friend­ Power, Cleveland Electric Illuminat­ such as utilities, cements and tex­ 30% tiles. Thus, in appraising an in­ ship is unexcelled. During the ing and Northern States P.ower. All vestment, you should look at this fig­ Yorn Kippur War of 1973, Presi­ three are listed on the New York dent Nixon mobilized the -nation's Stock Exchange, sell at about 7X ure in terms of the stock's historical ASSOCIATED BUSINESS FORMS P / E levels and in relation to that of Armed Forces, causing Russia to 1974 estimated earnings and yield 19 SUMMER ST., PAWTUCKET, R.I. 9.5% or better. other issues in the same industry. back down on its threat to send (across from YMCA) American Electric, a holding com­ troops to aid Egypt. In many votes Whys of Share pany serving seven East-Central in the United Nations Security Repurchase and Sale TED LOEBENBERG SHELDON BLOOMBERG states is well situated as to its fuel Council, it was only the U.S.A. Q: When and why does a· com­ supply. Almost all power is gener­ who backed Israel even to the pany want to sell or buy back its ated by coal and "the company has re­ point of using the Veto. The size own shares? J .S. serves of 3 billion tons with an esti­ and speed of aid, of arms and eco­ A: Corporations require outside mated consumption of 2 billion tons nomic loans and grants to Israel capital ( as opposed to funds gener­ oflo,J'6 by the year 2000. Nuclear power is has been unprecedented. His ated internally in the normal course being developed. Dividends have 119 Waterman Street ( Corner of Brook Street) 831-9242 record of appointments of Ameri­ of doing business ) in order to ex­ been increased 128% in the past dec­ can Jews to bis Cabinet and to top pand, acquire other businesses, build ade. echelon positions, as well as his plants, etc. This money may be cooperation with the American Financially sound Cleveland Elec­ raised in several ways, by offering • tric, serving a highly industrialized Jewish Community have not been bonds, preferred or common stocks area of Ohio, generates 98% of its • paralleled by any American Presi­ publicly or through private place­ YOUR FAVORITE SANDWICHES AFTER THE MOVIES needs with coal. 1973 was the first dent. ments, by securing bank loans, sell­ year of the past 10 in which earnings FRESH BAKED PIES• GREAT CHEESE CAKE Should we turn our back on this ing commercial paper and so forth. declined. Dividend increases have proven friend? Should -we remain Selling common stock is simple one Now serving your been granted pace. The most a re­ silent while he is savagely and un­ method for financing corporate re­ favorite cocktails cent, voted in January, upped the fairly attacked by his critics? His quirements. The choice of method ELIOT AND ANITA TO SERVE YOU quarterly rate to 60t per share. A critics have even revived ground­ depends on a number of factors, with rate boost late in January is ex­ OPEN UNTIL 2 A.M. MON. THRU SAT . CLOSED SUNS. less charges of anti-semitism stock-market conditions being an pected to add significantly to full­ which were laid to rest and refuted important consideration. In an unfa­ year earnings. in detail by the Anti-Defamation vorable market, equity financing is a The third income recommen.da­ League of B'nai B'rith in a study less attractive alternative. Last year tion, Northern States Power, serves in 1950. only 99 issues were offered vs. 568 in parts of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Second, one of the greatest as­ 1972, according to a study by Salo­ the Dakotas. This year about 85% of sets of America as a home and 'mon Brothers. This institution also fuet needs will be met by coal and haven for the Jews in light of his­ noted_ that, in the second quarter, nuclear power, the balance will be tory has been its record of politi­ new issues were being offered al a primarily generated by natural gas. cal stability. According to Marvin monthly rate 60% below the year An increase in nuclear capacity Schick in the July I 9, I 974 issue earlier level. Obviously a company should lift . this source of power to of the Jewish Press, a recent con­ prefers not to dilute earnings with around SO% ( from 39% ) of the sys­ ference of the National Jewish additional shares of stock which tem's total by 1975. Unseasonally Comm_unity Relations Advisory have been sold al perhaps half of warm weather cut into NSP's reve­ Council (NJCRAC), which is com­ book value. nues in the March quarter. A rate in­ posed of nearly 100 local commu­ On the other hand the same unfa­ crease late in the first quarter should nity relations Councils and several vorable market climate presents an benefit 1974 earnings. Equal dollar of th_c large Jewish national orga­ opportunity for a company to buy in amounts in these three issues would nizations, took the position that its common stock at bargain levels. provide an average return of 10%. anything which harms government Share repurchase by a corporation - Sell One, Hold Two stability threatens the security of reduces the number. of share out­ Q : I hold 323 s hares of the Jews. The impeachment of a standing, which in turn provides ii McDonnell Douglas ( NYSE ) at President certainly fits this cri­ proportionate increase in per-share teria. $20, 500 Pacific Power & Light (NYSE) at $23 _and 5000 Republic earnings and book value. The same Third, the unjudicial and unfair shares are then available for the Co rp. ( NYSE ) at $2 , Would you tenor of trial by news leak, unba­ company lo use for acquisitions; un­ comment please? P.A , lanced reporting, fal se charges and less thj! shares are held two years, A: Republic Corp. has restruc­ rumors from unidentified sources the merger is treated as a purchase tured its debt position, reduced ex­ should make every American for accounting purposes, after the penses and discontinued certain un­ shudder. I have even heard hi s 2-year period it would be on a pool­ profitable operations. The effect of critics publicly state that the Presi­ ing-of-interest basis. dent must prove hi s innocence, these moves was apparent in nine­ and not his accusers. Leading month (through April) operating re­ newspapers and critics have publi­ su!ts. Earnings on continuing oper­ The State-Wide Private Alternative High School cly found him gu ilty by associ­ ations were 2# per share compared · ation. The Jew wh o has been so with I~ in the 1973 period (both often the wrongful victim of this figures exclude tax credits and ex­ SCHOOL ONE type of unfair tri al throughout his­ traordinary losses). While this diver­ Downtown, Providence, Rhode Island sified manufacturer has improved its tory should react strongly. WHAT DID YOU LEARN IN SCHOOL LAST YEAR? Fi nally, every American, and outlook, the shares are still highly not just the Am eri can Jew, should · ,ipeculati,e but may be held for nen­ Some of Our Offerings tual workout. Conversely, Pacific be concerned. Many arc. Fairness • B?sic Skills: lntensi~e work in reading, mathematics, writing. and stabili ty and aid to Israel arc Power & u,ht ls of limited in­ not Jewish concerns alone. They •estment appeal except In Income ac­ • Site Placements: Field work and apprenticeships in medical arc vital issues to our democracy counts. Without significant rate re­ core, elementry education and community service agencies. lief, earniags are expected 10 be be­ and World Peace .. . • Creative Expression: Open ~tudios for drawing, pointing, pot­ THOMAS W. P EARLMAN low year earlier le,els, reflecting Providence higher costs and an increase in tery, carpentry, crofts; creative block expression; photography, shares outstanding . .. . dance, karate, music. ( Thomas W. Pearlman is the Na­ McDonnell Douglas !hires could lional Surttary of the National respond meaningfully, glnn an lm­ • Group Projects: in natural foods, printing, history. Ci1iuns· Commirru for Fairness pro•ed market atmosphere. MD, a • Advanced Academics: College Prep 10 1he Presidency. Inc., and active leading aer09pace - aircraft manu­ • Governing Boord involving students, staff, and parents in in Rhode Island Jewish Commu­ facturer, had a backlog of S3.6 bll- nily Affairs. The views expressed 11011 411% commercial orders at the school policy herein are his own and no/ 1he of­ e"' ol the first quarter. Orders hue ficial view of any organizalion. ) ~• c-l ■g In al a good pace since Classes start September 4th. that date. Tlw company's F-4 and Call for information on admissions. Newspaper circulation is con­ DC-9 models should make a su► Ask for Mrs. Howe or Mr. Dion 331-2497 stant throughout the year with no stantial contrilllltion to 1974 profits seasonal slump. sl 11ce de•elopment costs were ex- 12-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUI.Y 26, 1974

PAINTING & PAPERHANGING People "look forward" to adver­ tising in newspapers but not in Interior & Exterior Decorating TV. ORGANIZATION NEWS GUIDO E. I PET ROSIN ELLI SUMMER THEATRE Chapter # 189 will hold a Midsum­ The fourth a nd final production 102 FIAT AV.E ., CRANSTON mer Frolic on Sunday, July 28, at Having A Party? of Brown Summer Theatre's 1974 the New Holiday Inn at 363 East Estimates Given CALL season will be Wait Until Dark by Roberts Street in East Hartford, 942-8263 Frederick Knott. Opening night is Connecticut, fr om 7 to 11 p.m. U RENT-ALLS Wednesday, July 31, and the show Dancing will be to the music of will run through August 11 , with the Artones. performances on Wednesday Proceeds of the dance will go to Tables Chairs Dishes through Sunday nights. Curtain the Bnai Zion Hospital for re­ Champagne Fountains time for all performanc~s is 8:30 tarded children at Kfar Hashwedi, p.m. Reservations may be made Jerusalem, Israel. by calling 863-2838. 725-3779 PWP, INC. SPECIAL MEETING Parents wi thout Partners, Inc., At a special meeting of the will hold a family picnic and July = G Providence Chapter Mizrachi birthday party on Sunday, July 28, ... 7llAKDERg Women officers were elected. at Goddard Park. Reserved fire­ ELECTRONIC I '"' ,,.,..,!I- /f,Jt_, : They will be installed in October. places and tables are #I I 9 to 124. § The officers are Mrs. David CALCULATORS = GOOD FOOD DAUGHTER BORN: Mr. ond Mro. A Dutch Treat will be held at Othtr FIIIIOOt § Nathan Vilker of East Providence Friedman, honorary president; the Mayfair Lounge on Post Road s33 ll1k11 ½ Prici DERA TEL Y PRICED f: = MENU announce the birth of their daugh­ Mrs. Hyman B. Stone, honorary in Warwick at 9 p.m. on Wednes­ = I ter, Heidi Sondra, on July 15. vice president: Mrs. Abraham M. day, July JI. § FLAMING PUPU = PLATTER FOR 2 •s~ Maternal grandparents are Mr. Mal, president; Mrs. Robert Ber­ I and Mrs. Arnold Sokoll of Dell­ linsky, first vice president; Mrs. • COCKTAILS• · CHANGE PROGRAM wood Road, Cronston. Paternal Morris Fishbein, second vice presi­ I OPEN DAILY 7 DAYS FIOM I J A;~ - . . Marguerite Ruffino, artistic di­ = grandporents are Mr. and Mro. dent; Mrs. Louis Glass, treasurer; rector of Artists Internationale, = louis Vilker of York Avenue, Paw­ = Mrs. Saul Nulman, recording sec­ has a nnounced that the Boston = •0~~~~;;~;;7.,F-4 tucket. § retary; Mrs. Alex Goodblatt, fi­ Ballet will come to Providence on 2318 WEST SHORE RD ., WARWICK, R.I . J C C O O O ♦ 0 O O O C I i nancial secretary; Mrs. Bennelt December 28 and 29 to perform = Formal, corresponding secretary; their production of the "Nut­ = I------Mrs. Emanuel Lazar, religious ad­ cracker Suite." ! I .Only visor; Mrs. Maurice Gordo n, pro­ The National Ballet of Wash­ ii I SILVER gram chairman, and Mrs. Stone, ington who originally were con­ chairman of fund raising. The best time to tracted to appear, have ceased op­ In America eration due to lack of funds. buy is when TO SPEAK prices are low By Dr. Arnold Band, UCLA pro­ ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR fe ssor of Hebrew and comparative The 10th Burrillville Arts and literature, will speak on ··Judaism Crafts Fair will be held on Satur­ Max Pollack & Co. I lI Valley Coin Shop Harry 1-"-·· ·~-·"' ...... ,.. D Through Literature: The Example day, August J, and Sunday, Au­ I 695 Washington St. of the Hasidic Tale" at 4 p.m. on gust 4, from 10 a.m. to dusk at I ( Rt. 1) So. Attleboro, Mass. Go/den WAREHOUSE SAIES ROOM Tuesday, July JO, in Room 102, the Assembly Grounds, East Ave­ I Wilson Hall on the Brown Univer­ 4S UGI£ Sf., ,Rov. I (401) 761-5572 S}~ nu e, Harrisville. sity campus. Optn 8 AM 4 P_ IA ., Mon.-fri. I Events will include a j udged arts ------, The coll oquiu m, which will be and crafts show; the URI Circus ...... open to the public, is sponsored by Wagon; Looking Glass Theatre: The Trouble With Women Brown's religious studies depart­ Marc Kohler's Puppet Work­ Aside from the fa ct that they are ment in conjunction with the Bu­ shop, "That Man Jesus, Who Is," I_ FR~D SPIGEL'S iil not philosophe rs, what is the reau of Jewish Education. casting and poltery making dem­ trouble with women? Number one: A native Bostoni a n, Dr. Band is onstrations, folk and blues groups ~ MEAT & 'DELI-TIZER' Wo men are possessed of this ter­ the author of ··Nostalgia and and concessions. rible compulsion to move the furn i­ Nightmare,'· the major critical ture about. There is no end to the work on S. Y. Ag non. He was edu­ IN-SET myriad number of mathematical ar­ cated at Hebrew College and Har­ In-Set, the Jewish Community lO[B. &UP C 18. EM Pl RE TURKEY 69 rangements of the furniture. vard University. A faculty mem­ Center group for single adults, I 8 You can leave the house one ber at UCLA sin ce 1959, he is to 25 years of age. wi ll have a 12oz. 99c now chairman of the university's weekend of camping at Camp Jo­ SPIGEL'S DELI-DOGS PKG. Pkg. morning, off to the shop, to bring home the goodies for the wife a nd comparative litera ture program. seph, Harison, Maine from Fri­ kids, and when you return that Dr. Band has also held visi ting day, August 16. through Sunday. ROLLED BEEF $ 1. 99 LB. night you wouldn't recognize the professorships at Hebrew Univer­ August 18. There wi ll be car pool place. You are reduced to a for m sity, Tel Aviv University, Indiana transportation from the Center. of blindness, groping your way U ni versity and Harvard. Further information may be ob­ ~~• MIDGET around what should be your own tained by calling 861-8800. Regis­ fami li ar home. But this is gelling MIDSUMMER FROLIC tration deadline is Friday. August ~~-.- SALAMI off easy. Bnai Zion Connecticut Singles 2. andBOLOGNA 12 oz. pkg. 1 •3 9 ea, Number. two: No man has yet found the wife or secretary who is Many Soviet Jews Play 243 RESERVOIR AVENUE able to make th e adjustment to ei­ ther ai r conditioning or central PROVIDENCE (NEAR CRANSTON LINE) heating. Prominent Role In Science MOSCOW: Manpower slatistics among doctorate holders was 4 to On the hottest day of the sum­ 461-0425 recently published in Moscow show I: in the Soviet population of 250 mer, you can return to the office af­ t h at Jew s p lay a n even more million the ratio of Russians to ter lunch to find the staff silting significant role among senior Soviet Jews is about 65 to I. there clothed in babushkas, shawls science personn el than had been The Soviet doctorate is a mo re Mr. Wong's a nd sweaters, teeth chaltering a nd recognized. While ma king up I per advancc·d academic degree than the knees blue. It seems the air condi­ cen t of the population, Jews Ph . D . in the Un ited States, tioner produces a draft. account for 14 per cent of scholars renect in g severa l years of post­ And in the winter they wi ll burn wi th doctoral degrees. doctoral st udy in American terms. (hma Ro~!ir you out of the place. They seem The large propo rtion of Jews in The United States produces in a RESTAURANT never able to understand that mov­ the top levels of the Soviet science year as many Ph.D.'s as there are ing the thermostat up one degree LION'S OEN LOUNGE establi shment may help expla in the doctorates in the Soviet Unio n. will ignite the oil burner. Ah, no! and IMPERIAL PALACE SHOW ROOM co ntinuing reluctance of the The Jewis h s hare among all They move it up 20 degrees and, to authorities to a ll ow scientists and Soviet science personnel is less S42 PLEASANT .ST. TILIPHONE 16171 674 -2310 boot, will insist ii does not work FAil RIVER , MAIS . •1s. ISil engineers to leave the country. significant than that in the doctoral properly, that it 's likely to explode. On the other ha nd, despite a category, suggesting th at Jews tend The Fabulous Number three: no ma n does right general restriction o n emigrati'on - to be more prominent in jobs by a woman at a party. If it is nol to emigrate is viewed as a virtually requiring advanced degrees. In the asking fo r thal extra drink which IMPER·IAL PALACE treason ab le act - tens of science ma npower field as a whole, enrages and disg races them, then it PRESENTS . thousands of Jews, mosl of them Jews account fo r 68,000 of a to tal is pulling salt on your salad before with liltle if any higher educalion of 1.1 millio n, o r 6 percent. tasting it. Coming home from a ALIKA I THE HAPPY,SAMOANS or advanced training, have been The new statistica l material also parly with a woman is worse than. permitted to leave in recent years. shows that Jews have declined in having the boss put you on lhe car­ Tues.thru Thurs, The new figures ~ppeared in the numbers among postgraduate pet for sheer negligence. Show at 8 P.M. April issue o f the monthly Veslnik students in recent years. There were One lhow I remember an old Saturday Eve­ Statistiki. published by the Main 4,945 in 1970 and 3,456 at the end ning Post cartoon where the hus­ Slatistical Administration. of last year. The total o f graduate Friday I Saturday band about lo depart the parly A series o f science manpo wer students has remained steady at Shows at 1:30 P.M. looks at hi s wife and remarks, tables. timed fo r the 250th 99,000 with 60,000 Russia ns and Jwe Shows "From your expression I can te ll I anniversary of the Academy of 12,000 Ukrainians. had a wonderful lime." Sunday Sciences, includes a breakdown of The published malerial provided Show It 8'.M. Drinking Alone scientific and technical personnel no explanat io n for the decline of One lhew by ethnic g ro ups. Jews are officially postgraduate study a m ong Jews, According to lhe medical experts li sted as o ne of the hundred o r who h ave historically striven DANCE til 1 a.m. '·;.:".'· who help staff some of our nalio nal more Soviet ethnic groups. toward higher education . Some magazin es the most obvious an_d The ethnic breakdown shows Soviet Jews have reported official BANQUET ACCOMMODATIONI degrading sy mptom of disease 1s th al 4,182 o f the 29,806 people limitations on admi ssions in a n - MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY­ found in solilary drinking. They holding docloral degrees at the end effort to m ake r oom for wa rn everyone away fro m drinking Dinner Show & Dancing As Low As SS .9S of 19 7 J were Jews. They were underrepresented ethnic groups. ,ilone. The advice tendered lo drink exceeded only by ethnic Russians. Rte .. 19S. Use Plymouth Ave. hit wilh group, however, is perhaps who held 16 .603. High product interest doubles Turn on lt'ft Plymouth An. AMPU FRH PARKING (Continued on page 13) The ratio of Russians to Jews newspaper ad readership. ------4~

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 1000 NGzi Survivors Protest Herald subscribers comprise an HARRY active buying market. For excellent GOLDEN results, advertise in the Herald. BAMBOO Sentence Of Mrs. Klarsfeld Call 724-0200 or 724-0202. I(Continued from page 12) I PARIS - More than 1,000 her permission to return to her. FURNITURE survivors of Nazi concentration Paris home pending the appeal. she some of the worst advice ever of­ 'HUG.HES ROOFING camps together with other Nazi entered following her sentencing. Gutters• Slate Work KENNEDY'S fered. victims demonstrated in front of Commenting on the sentence, she DECORATING CENltt< In the first place, no matter what Siding the West German E mbassy to said it sho~ed "the trad traditional ' FR.EE ESTIMATES 8 92 OAKLAWN AVE -the party or happy gathering there face of German justice which CRANSTON RI protest the two-month prison 124 FOURTH ST ., PROV. will always be at least one mari who sentence imposed on Nazi-hunter judges those who combat Nazis talces drink he doesn't particularly 861-2338 ca ll 944.4595 Beale Kl2 rsfeld. and is accommodating 'toward want simply because everyone else these Nazi themselves." Mrs. Klarsfeld herself was is drinking. She further accused the West among the demonstrators, as well It may well be this fellow's mang­ German judge of "evading the real RETIRED BUSINESS EXECUTIVE as the International League Against led body the State troopers pull problem, that of Nazi war Racism and Anti-Semitism (LICA), AVAILABLE from behind the smashed wheel of criminals living as free men in West President Jean Piere-Bloch a nd a battered automobile some time Germany." many Jews and non-Jews who came ON PART TIME BASIS AS CONSULT ANT later that night. People who drink Mrs. Klarsfeld's two-month to manifest their support. IN SALES, ADMINISTRATION, MARKETING in groups always have "one for the. sentence was reduced by the 22 A heavy police guard surrounded PARTICULARLY IN JEWELRY AND ALLIED FIELDS road." d ays s he served in pre--trial the Embassy, but no· clashes The man who drinks alone is al­ detention and the judge has between police and demonstrators ready home and not only he but an­ reportedly intimated that if she SALARY NOT A FACTOR occured. other motorist is saved. gives assurances of good behavior It is an absolute slander and a Mrs. Klarsfeld declared that she the court might change its mind WRITE: R.I. JEWISH HERALD, BOX -E-50, degrading canard to say the man intends to continue her fight and suspend the sentence. PAWTUCKET, R.I . 02861 who drinks alone is a sick man. He aga inst unpunished Nazi war Should this be the case, then the is drinking because he likes liquor criminals. She arrived here from German-born Mrs. Klarsfeld and' not because he wants to get as West Germany where a Cologne her French husband will be able to drunk as everyone else. court had sentenced her to a two leave as planned for Israel where He will avoid the wife-swapping month prison term for attempting they will spend their vacation living RIDE THE part that takes place when everyone to abduct former Paris Gestapo in a kibbutz. gets good and loaded, and a ll the chief, Kurt Lischka. Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Kollek ONLY '1.00 vi rgins are safe from his depreda­ West German officials granted in vited the couple. ROUND TRIP tions. The man who drinks alone is minding his own business, the way •Galilee it should be. Sadat Stopped Submarine Attack TO: • Sand Hill Cove • Scarborough Hangover Cures On Queen Elizabeth II Lost Year Cato's cure for a hangover which INFORMATION HOTLINE 277-2900 the morning. I had to be awake documented in my book, ONLY LONDO~: President Anwar el­ 9-4 P.M. WEEKDAYS: 9-1 P.M. Sat. & Sun. until 3: 30 in the morning to give IN AMERICA. was received with Sadat said in a television interview SPONSORED BYTHER.I. DEPT . OF NATURAL RESOURCES another order to my captian to great enthusiasm and considerable that an Egyptian submarine had cancel this order and to come to gratitude in many parts of the put to sea to torpedo the liner join his base in Alexandria." country. Queen Elizabeth 2 when she was on Lord Chalfont said president You will recall that Cato's cure a cha rter voyage to Israel last year. DR. STEVEN E. TAGER · Sadat did not reveal the identity of was to eat raw cabbage leaves the The President said he had POIIATRIST the "Arab leader," He added: morning after, and many people countermanded the order for the "Most people's guess would be FOOT SPECIALIST who tried it have reported that it attack on the Cunard liner, which Qaddali," referring to the Libyan WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THE RELOCATION wo rk s for them. was taking 620 Jews, most of them Revolutio nary leader. OF HIS OFFICE TO Cato was a pretty good man with Americans, to Haifa to celebrate At the tim e of the a lleged the wine. besides havi ng one of the the 25th anni versary of Israel. The 7'° RISERVOIR AYE. incident, a union of Egypt a nd great minds of antiquity. and he order. he said, had been given by CRANSTON, R,L 02910 Libya was being strongly promoted was more successful with his cure a n "Arab leader." The Egyptia n leader made the· by the President Muammer el­ HOURS IY for a hangover than Caesar was APPOINTMENT ONlY 943 ■ 1515 with hi s cu;e for bald ness. remarks in an interview with Lord Qaddafi. Eigh t planeloads of Americans (The gre at Julius gave up finally. Chalfo nt, former Minister of State were 0own from the United States He came to the conclusion that the at the Foreign and Commonwealth to London to join the $2.5-million only "cure" fo r baldness is lo be­ Office. The interview, recorded last voyage at Southampton. The come a conqueror and cover the May, was part of a documentary on A GOLD MEDAL WINNER Mr. Sadat shown by the British Ministry of Defense had tried to bald spot with a la urel wreath.). M/ Spaneas--Proprietor of the newest and smartest Dining Spot this side of the Bu t .. cu res .. work for some Broadcasting Corporation. persuade Cunard to cancel the trip. During the voyage, the liner was Atlantic--is a Gold Medal Winner and a Seven Time Recipient of " Best of people a nd not for others. It may Speaking of the charter voyage, the object of the biggest Show" in National and International Competition. Many of the 50 continental be a matter of what the medical which left Southampton, England, s ur ve ill a nce operation ever dishes featured at the Plaza Inn ore a result of M/ Spaneas' association with men ca ll metabolism , but I on April 15, 1973 and arrived in mounted on a British passenger hotels, clubs and restauranh in which he has served as either Executive Chef wouldn"t kn ow about that. Haifa a week later, President Sadat liner. About 100 planes and vessels or Chef de Cuisine. I was a clerk at the Hotel Mark­ said: were estimated to have been we ll on West 49th St. in New York. Cuisine B,r Submarine Put Out to Sea involved. and I sha ll be forever grateful to "One of the Arab leaders had the A Mini st r y of Defense STEPHEN SPANEAS o ne of my permanent guests, Mr. PLAZA INN idea to t opedo the Queen spokesman said in comment on Sam E. Former head chef, of the· warld Eli zabeth. Unfortunately, he tried President Sadat's remarks: "If the Sam came into the lobby every famous Eden Roe Hotel, Mioml to use one of my submarines, and attack had gone forward we would Beach. evening loaded to the gi ll s, but a he had iss ued the order. And the certainly have been prepared for Route One-Wre\ltha111 minute after he entered his room he captain o f the subma rine went out it." He said the ministry would picked up the phone, and after a Just north cif the ·495 to sea to intercept. the Queen make no co mment either to while I was able to anti cipate Sam's over_pasf, Reservation,: Elizabeth. substantiate o r deny President o rder. " Send up a quart o f vani ll a " I was told about this at I :30 in Sadat's remarks. 384~280().....:695-1133 ice cream . CIOHd Mon. ,. Tuea. Less than one hour later Sam E. Dinners Served From 4:31 merged from the elevato r hand­ Allegations Of Anti-Semitism somely groomed and as sober as a judge. I t ri ed bo th the raw cabbage Denied By President Nixon leaves and ice cream. and as far as SAN C LEMENTE. Ca lif.: Rabbi Korff's new p aperback my own meta bo li sm is concerned Pres ident Nixo n has publicly book , "The Personal Nixon: Cato the Roman was not as suc­ denied. fo r the first time , Staying o n the Summit," published cessfu l as Mr. W. C. Whitney's a llega tion s that he was anti­ by Fairness Publishers, which is chauffeur. which was Sam E's very Semitic, citing hi s vigo rous political contro ll ed by R abb i Korff' s prominent and highly interesting and military backing fo r Israel and committee. Rabbi Korff visited the position in life. hi s appoi ntment of Jews, including President at the summer White The o ld Irishwomen I remember RE-OPENING MONDAY Secreta ry of State Henry A . House and presented him with a in Hell "s Kit chen were even better Ki ss inger, to key posts in hi s copy of the book. ex perts than Cato and Sam when it adm ini stration, as proof to the Nixon said in the interview that came to getti ng their men back lo contrary. he had ordered the major airlift of FALL COLLECTION EXCITING! thei r jobs on Monday morning af­ The a llegations stem med fr o m weapons to Israel in the Yorn te r a weekend bout wit h the grog. new s media in M ay that _the Kippur War last October over SEE IT! They fed them salted codfi sh in President used anti-Semitic slurs objectio ns o f many administrati on crea m gravy. Thus these wonderful and ot her ethnic epithets during officials and also rejected BALANCE OF SUMMER MERCHANDISE women by insti nct combined the priva te conve rsations in the White objections from the "so-ca ll ed remedy of the natural salt in Cato·s House wit h Aides in February and Eastern Elite" to his decision to cabbage leaves with the rel axi ng March. I 973. purportedly recorded name Ki ssi nger Secretary of State. SO% TO 70% OFF smoothness of Sam·s ice cream. in ta ped conversations. The report He also cited hi s appointments of The docto rs would give their was immediately denounced by J. Dr. Herbert Stei n as Chairman of STORE HOURS: hungover patients this salted cod­ Fred Bu,ha rdt. co un sel to the the Counci l of Economic Advisors. 9:30-5:30-NO EVENINGS fish in cream gravy but they are too President, as a "fabricati on." Dr. Arthur Burns as Chairman of busy. and so they give them in­ the Federal Reserve System and Jections o f salt and vitamin B. Sall The Pres ident's rejection of the Walter Anncnberg. Jr .. as ,ind vitamin BI help the body lo get charge was made by Rabbi Baruch Ambassador to Britain, as among go,ng. Bu t how d,d the old Ir ishwo­ Korff. head of the Committee for hi s appointments of Jews to major men know lhat Pat needed salt and Fairness to the President. Nixon posts. v11amin B and 1hat the sa lted cod­ held a lengthy interview wit h Rabbi fis h in cream gravy was the perfect Korff on May 13 and answered a When in doubt. you need look no further for the perfect gift. The .t n•rn. er'? series o f written qu estions from Rabb, Korff on May 29 . Hera ld subscription is always ap­ Newspaper adult readership is The Pre ident's responses to both preciated for bi rthdays or holi ­ constantly high from first page to sets of inquiries were published in days. Ca ll the Herald at 724-0200. last. • 14....:._ TH~ RHODE ISLAN? f:IERALD, FRIDAY. JULY 26. 1974 Rabbi Max Nussbaum SILVER BARS Israel -Will Withdraw From West Bank Dies In Hollywood • Investing • Gifts If Its Borders Are Guaranteed HOLLYWOOD - Dr. Max Pay Refinery Prices N ussbaum, a Zionist leader and a J ER USALEM: Israel would be The Premier conceded thal there bilateral level, were to be seen a rabbi who ned Nazi Germany to Maximum Liquidity ,__ wi lling lo give most of lhe Wesl was "a problem o f Arabs who used part of lhe Geneva conference, the become spiritua l director of Temple --ANY SIZE ORDER-- Bank back lo Jordan provided il l o Ii v e ... o r do s l i II Ii v e in direct results of the first plenary Israel in Hollywood, died of a heart was nol turned into a separate Palestine ... " But, he continued, session, he said. a ttack in Ho ll ywood , where he CAPITAL SILVER Palestinian state, Commer~e a nd " this is a secondary issue which Rabin stressed Israel is " ready to li ved . His age was 64. 781-0160 Industry Minister H a im Barlev must be solved and can be solved negotiate with anyone who is ready Rabbi Nussbaum was president -or declared here, speaking ~o .. once the Arab states are ready to to negotiate with us," but added: of the Zionist Organization of reporters. Barlev said as long as make peace ... and to reconcile "We have to find out which party is America from I 962 to 1965 and a 521-6024 the area captured in the I 967 war themselves to the ex ist_ence of Israel ready lo talk, and adjust our way of past chairma n o f its executive remained part of Jordan, "we are as a Jewish independent state." thinking lo the first party which is committee. He was currently a willing to give back most of the Rabin replied to questions at a ready." After the war a nd the member of the actions committee territory of the West Bank ." But Foreign Press Association disengagements, it had indeed of the World Zionist Organization cfl3oufevard Ba rlev, a former chief of staff, said luncheon at the King David Hotel. seemed that Egypt was bent on and a member of the executive of if Israel returns territory it must Many of the newsmen sought to peace and reconstruction, Ra bin the World Union of General SHADE and have secrue secure borders. "We query him on the Palestinian issue, said. But speeches made in Egypt in Zionists. DRAPE,_ Inc. are willing lo compromise on the f o 11 ow i n g a s t ate-in en t by' recent weeks, "put a question­ Before Dr. Nussbaum arrived in areas, but this does not mean we Information Minister Aharon mark" on this hypothesis, Rabin this country in 1940, he had had a * NEW STYLES are willing lo hand ourselves and Yariv tha t Israel could possibly said, adding he " hoped that they stormy -career. He was arrested oy * NEW FABRICS our future security totall y over to negotiate wi th the Palestine still beli eve in political means to the Gestapo in Berlin in 1936, when * CUSTOM Bll'ILT PRODUCTS Arab goodwill a nd international Liberation Organization (PLO) if solve the connict." he was a director of the League fo r PRICES with o difference guarantees," he emphsized. that o rga ni zation renounced its To a newsman who commented Jewish Culture. He was held in * Barlev criticized the American declared a im of destroying the on R a bin's atte ndance at the SPECIAL PRICES . prison for some time before he was * pl an to provide Egypt with nuclear Jewish Slate and ceased terrorist Franch Embassy Basti lle Day released and permitted to leave To The TRADE reactors and fuel saying that "in actions. Rabin said he thought this reception - the first time by an Germ aney. one leap it would brin g the que s tion was completely Israeli Premier since the Six-Day Dr. Nussbaum became rabbi of 724-0680 technology of Egypt to a level hypothetica l a nd therefore did not War - Rabin said Israel indeed Temple Israel in Hollwywood- in 742 EAST AVE PAWT., R.I. where it could easily move into warrant an answer from him. It hoped for a change in policy from 1942 after serving at Congregation more dangerous areas." He said if would be "wild" to assume that the some European countries "who Beth Ahaba, Muskogee, Okla. In Egypt became a nuclear power it PLO would "change completely," have hopefully learned that an 1959 he guided the ac tress could be a ••very high risk not only he said. unbala nced policy gained them Elizabeth Taylor, when s he to Israel but to the rest of the Two States very little." Israel would do all it adopted Judaism. world."' He reiterated Israel's positi o n could lo foster such change - But Barlev said prospects for a that there must be only two states including "gestures," he said. Herald ads get results. peaceful solution in the Mideast in the a rea -Israel and Jordan; a were favorable because Egypt has "slate east of Israel in which the decided to give first priority to Jordanians and Pa lestinians can Israeli Scientists Have economic developments. express their special identity. We Premier Yitzhak Rabin said here see no possiblility of a third state. It that the Mideast conflict was will not serve as any solution of Theory About Lightning basically a confiict between states what is called 'the Pa lestinian and therefo re the key to its solution problem' .. . it will serve to increase NEW YORK: For more than He has been impressed by the Cantonese Cuisine " COCKY AILS SERVED" lay in the relations between- the lension ... and it wi ll be a time-bomb 2,000 year s scie nti s t s h ave in sig hts that appear in the wri tings • Take Out Service• countries in connict. Israel, he said, to both Israel and Jordan ." wondered what ca uses the " rain of both Franklin and Lomonosov. sought l o negotiate wit h its (In New York, the magazine gush" that typically fo ll ows a bolt Those works also make it evident 467-7440 neig hboring st ates to end the Newswee k reported th a t PLO of lightning. While the final answer that experimenters in the I 8th · • A,r(olld,t,ORed • c~ nfli ct - a nd in those leader Yassir Arafat said that he r e main s uncertain, two century we re not fully aware of the Aaiplefr11,a1k1ng negotiations a ll the problems which would accept a Palestinian mini­ expla na ti ons of the post-lighting · hazards in tests involving lightning. 10m1ufro111,row. ca u se le nslion in the region, state on any land Israel would deluge has recently been adva nced, Lomonosov, for example, rigged 1'271,Htlllll. including the Pa lestinian problem, withdraw from. "We have now according to Walter Sullivan of the iron rods so th at they would W•rwick wo uld be aired and resolved. taken the decision to establi sh a New York Times Staff. accu mulate the electrical potential Palestinian nationa l authorit y on T he earliest theory was proposed that develops between ground and any piece of land from whi ch the in 58 B.C. by Lucretius, one of the sky during a thunderstorm. Sparks PATRICIA ROMPF M.D. Israelis withdraw, such as the West great natural scientists of antiquity. that leaped from the iron to his Announces the opening Bank and Gaza," the magazine He thought thunder jarred loose ou t s tretched finger as a the raindrops, and a few persons thu nde rc loud ap proac hed , he of her of/ice for the quoted hi m as sayi ng.) Rabin s aid there was no still cling to such an explanation. wrote, "contin ued a lm os t Practice of possibi lity of negot iating with the However, the two theories now incessantly, so that they crackled PLO si nce it "a im s al the contending in center stage are both sharply towards the approachi ng PEDIATRIC CARDIOLOGY destruction of Israel." Nor was e lectrical. They a re rooted in fin ger, with such jolting lhal il was AT there any "reason for Israel lo ex periments - some litera lly ha ir­ hardly bea rable." 110 LOCKWOOD STREET recognize a body which I do not raising - that dale back lo those of During related tests his colleague PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND belie ve represents the Benjamin Frank li n and Mikhail V. Prof. Georg Wi lh elm Richmann OFFICE HOURS TELEPHONE Pales linian s ... and car ri es o ut Lomonosov in the 18th century. was killed by what some suspect Ri val Proposals was bal l lighting . Franklin, BY APPOINTMENT 421-4186 act ivities whi ch Israel will do its ve ry besl lo put an end to,'· he said . One proposa l lo explain the rain demonstrating the electrical nature Qn.c_e the rule whereby negotiations gush , under development for o f li ghtning in his famous kite were to proceed onl y between states several years, is elaborated on in experiment, was luckier. DRY CLEANING was broken, there wo uld be "ten the current Journa l of Geophysical Nol only did he show that a gro up s•' w hi c h wou Id s·ee k Research by two Israeli scientists strong electric potential develops AND TAILORING representatio n. Zev Levin and Ami Ziv of Tel Aviv between lhe ground and the PICK AND lsrald had a "daily dialogue' U niversity. In essence they beli'eve atmosphere. but he also used this to UP with the Palestinians with in its lhal e lectricall y charged d rops devdop a warning device in which DELIVERY SERVICE borders and in the admin istered within- the storm cloud are held tiny bell s tinkled aga in st one TO YOUR HOME areas - probably more dialogue a loft by elect ri c fields within the another whenever such a potential with them than the PLO had, cloud itself. became strong. CALL 331-6161 Rabin stressed. There were When li ghtning strikes, they say, One bell was wi red to pickup the EXPERT DRY CLEANING p lentifu l opportunities for a n s u c·h f i e I d s a r e le m po r a r i I y electric po larity of the sky and the & TAILORING excha nge of views, he said. A neutralized and the drops are free other was wired lo the ground. As political organi zation growing up lo fa ll. In fa llin g they regenerate the the potentia l between the bells ANGELO'S TAILOR SHOP ~!~~~~~e under Israeli rule would not be electric fi eld, terminating lhe gush. increased. the y were drawn accepted by the Arabs themselves, T h e ri va l expla n a ti on is together until they touched. T he who wo ul d fee l lhal it was cham pioned by D r . Bernard cancelled the potential and they unauthentic, the Premier explained Vonnegut of the Slate University of swun g apart. lo a query on why p o liti ca l New York al Albany. Dr. Charles If again charged, they came organi zations are banned on lhe B. Moore o f the New Me,ico together, a nd this cycle led to Wesl Bank . lnstilule of Mining -and Technology tinkling. Such experiments also lsraers next step would be to and others. They believe that to enabled Franklin lo deduce that the wait and see how the signatories of begin wit h, droplets within the bottoms o f passing clouds were the two disengagement accords clo ud are too small lo fall but electrically negative. If the tops proceeded now, Rabin said, while elect rified by the passing bolt of si mult aneous ly developed a at the same lime "explo ring in the lightning. positive charge, the stage could be coming months the possibilities of This causes them lo be drawn to scl for a li ghtning nash. moving t oward peace." This o ne a nother, forming heavier drops I n this century the British procress of exp lo rat ion was t h at p l unge to eart h,. Dr . physicist C h arles T . R . Wilson , compli cated, of course, by, the fact Vonnuegut, a telephone interview, inventor of the cloud chamber, that there were no direct channels pointed out that radar scanning of proposed that lhe entire upper of communica ti o n between Israel thunderheads has shown th at an atmosphere is positively charged, and the Arabs. avenue of large drops appears relative to the earth, accounting for Israel, he said, saw in the Geneva along the path of a li ghtning boll a world wide sky-ground current of conference a framework for righl after it has passed. some 200 kilowatts. Thunderstorms bilateral negotiations between He and Dr. Moore arc writing . would then account for the return Israel and each of the other parties. rebuttals lo the proposition of the now of electricity. I l wou Id not be reasonable to Israeli scientists. The latter. in their The existence of a world-wide e,'pect " any productive and paper, concede that the deluge that "fair weather'' electric field would positive outcome" from a plenary fo ll ows li gh tnin g "is not yet account for the polarization typical s e s sion where a ll the Arab understood," and Dr. Vonnegut of clouds, according to Ors. Levin delegations and the Soviets and the said thal even the electric potential and Ziv. media were all assembled together, responsible for lightning has not he said . The disengagement been e,plaincd in a universally Newspaper ads can be run on agreements. negotiated on the acceptable manner. short notice any week, all year. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1974 - 15 After Four Thousand Years , ADL Charges Govt~ With lack Of Action NEW YORK : The Anti ­ members are hired on university , Will The Samaritans Perishc Defamation League of B'nai B'rith faculties and staffs. charged that the Federal The group c harged that By JAMES RING ADAMS Samaritans because of Mount camp seven days on the summit. Government had failed "to take preferential treatment and quotas NEW YORK: At one time in the Gerizim, whose m11ssive grey flank On the di,y of Passover, they action against preferential lead to "a society even more deeply Middle Ages, according to legend, towers over the narrow valley filled sacrifice .seven lambs according to treatment and quota systems" in sJ.rndered along racial, religious and the Samaritans were as close to by the Arab city. The Jewish and biblical law, a practice Judaism college admissions and hirings ethnic lines;" a loss to society of extinction as any religion can be. Christian Bible identifies this site as suspended after the destruction of despite a prohibition against such "those who might serve it best" an d Massa.cres and forced conversions the Jerusalem Temple. The treatment in the Civil Right Act of "violation of constitutional and the place Joshua read the law to the I ; during the turbulent demise of the children of Israel after the conquest Samaritan altar is the rock on 1964. human rights and civil rights laws." crusader kingdom reduced this of Canaan. The Samaritans, who which they believe Abraham In a 32-page report, entitled ancient sect to five widely scattered have considered themselves the true prepared to sacrifice his son Isaac. "Preferential Treatment and Herald ads get results. individuals. But the five regrouped children of Israel for several This ancient ritual went on even Quotas," written by the league's in Nablus, now a city. in Israeli­ millenia, go further. The say after the partition of Palestine in national director, Benjamrn R. occupied Jordan, and began a long, Mount Gerizim, ·the Mount of 1948 created an armed border Eps!ein, and its associate director EXPERT PIANO TUNER slow comeback · Blessing, is the true center for the between Nablus and Halon. (The and general counsel, Arnold NEW IV0RINE KEYS Resurfaced The legend may exaggerate, worship of the God · of Moses. In Holonite community grew up from Forster, the league charged that with felt bushings replaced slightly, but at the end of World their tradition, their' temple stood Samaritan workers in Tel Aviv who there had been "a re-emergence of ALFRED A MELUCCI War I, when Britain conquered. stayed in ·1srael after ·the 1948 war.) racial and ethnic discrimination" in on the suinmit until God caused the 351-0386 Palestine from the Turks, the rock to swallow it, and the Even though the Nablus colleges and universities. Samaritans numbered no more subsequent Jewish temples in Samaritans got on well with King The league said there was than 165 souls. Jerusalem had no validity. Hussein and the local Arabs, the widespread misunderstanding of Recent years, however, have seen Scholars agree that this area was Holonites crossing the border for state and Federal law, abetted by a definite Samaritan revival. More the headquarters for the Passover had to go through long such "confusing" terms in than 470 men, women and children "Yahwistic religion" and humiliating searches. They government directi ves as IONPlD & R~SlqlFACID now live in relative prosperity in (academic jargon for ·1he early weren't allowed to come at all for "affirmative action," "good faith HAND SCROLl Nablus, ,which has become a Hebrew worship), until King David the two other major Samaritan efforts," "minimum standards" stronghold of Palestinian moved it to Jerusalem around 1000 festivals - Succoth, the feast of and "reasonable representation ." 4995 ANY Sill booths celebrating the harvest, and TO 12112 nationalism, and in the Israeli B.C . David had strategy on his A principal part of the problem, Shavuoth, the feast of weeks village of Holon. But the advent of mind , not religion, say the it said , i s that college WRITTIN GUARANTI~ celebrating the delivery of the Ten Arab-Israeli peace talks has raised Samaritans. (Jerusalem is still the administrators see a threat that IRII ISTINIATIS Commandments on Mount Sinai. serious doubts about their future military key to the West Bank.) they will forfeit billions of dollars and thrust this little-known sect They never accepted the change. Yet it isn't only religion that in Government contract payments • makes Samaritans worry that a once again into the heart of a Celebrate on Mount Gerlzlm unless specific numbers of minority 944-1179 conflict being waged by larger, Each spring, every living peace settlement might cut off this more powerful adversaries. Samaritan climbs Mount Gerizim free contact. Their current relative Samaritans' Fears to celebrate Passover according to prosperity is in good measure the Beginners Tennis Clinics In the likely event that Nablus the Mosaic code. They make an result of the economic boom that 8 one-hour classes would ultimately be returned to imposing sight, as the taH, thin Israeli occupation brought to the per Arab control, the two Samaritan elders gravely lead the way, dressed entire West Bank. Six days a week, 8 per class person communities, with their intricate in their flowing white robes and at 5:30 a.m., younger Samaritans Private lessoi:is and open time available family ties, fear they may once distinctive head-gear, a red fez commute to well-paid jobs in more be cut off from ordinary wrapped with white cloth. Israel, like thousands of their Arab RHODE ISLAND CRANSTON communication . they remember (Samaritans often stand well over neighbors. The Israeli government TENNIS CLUB TENNIS CLUB the difficulties of crossing the pre­ six feet, making them the tallest has included the elders in its 70 Bo yd Ave. 266 Atwood Ave., Cranston I 967 border to celebrate their people in the Middle East.) They elaborate social security system, Ea. Prov. 434-5550 942-0655 annual Passover ritual, performed and some priests also still collect Indoor, Boltex Carpet In door, Air Conditioned for at least 2,500 years on their Israeli Child Dies stipends from Jordan. Outdoor, clay Babysitting The Samaritan population boom sacred mountain near Nablus. Summer Reserve Time also Available Some Israeli-based Samaritans Of Rare Disease is a direct result of this increased prosperity. This small community even · fear for the safety of the JERUSALEM - A you ng has always had trouble arranging Nablus community, dreading what mother removed her dead infant Together ideo Family Portraits marriages. Men have consistently an uncontrolled Arab mob might from the mo rgue at Hadassah outnumbered women to the point do in a moment of high emotion. Hospital last week for fear that an 1 Indoors or Outdoors that the elders decided some 50 ~! 'f ,, The situation provides a gripping autopsy would be performed years ago to allow intermarriage example of the way age-old social without her consent. Prof. Alex ··: You now! with Jewish girls, provided the new and cultural ties and antagonisms Russel, head of pediatrics at the brides converted. Even so, many in the Middle East still shape and hospital, says that autopsies were men were too poor to marry till late complicate today's events. never ordered against family wishes in life, and many died unwed. For " The Samaritans are ancient but t-hat it was essential to confirm all this t'he younger generation is Hebrews, but they are not Jews," the cause of death in this case Studio remarkably healthy, except for a observers Professor Johanna because the child is believed to have high proportion of deaf-mutes. (To Spector of the Jewish Theological succumbed to a rare disease that is 14 HOMEWOOD AVENUE overcome the problem, elders now Seminary. "This is the distinction herediatary. NORTH PROVIDENCE, R.I. 02911 encourage marriage between made by themselves." The Three-month-old ltai Moshe N ablus and Holon families to Samaritans drew this line some Ankari of Kiryat Arba was time around 900 B.C., and they reduce in-breeding.) admitted to the hospital three ·Archaic or Modem-Day? have been feuding with Judaism weeks ago with an acute digestive ever since. After the Nablus municipal disorder. He died last Thursday. school ends each day, the 20 or so Yet in recent weeks, the 185 Doctors asked permission to Nablus Samarita ns have found school-age boys and girls gather in perform an autopsy and, according the classroom of the 30-year old themselves the object of what they to Dr. Russel, the family agreed but call a "hate campaign" among the stone-built Samaritan compound. ,._.. ler ~_,CA,.._'* later changed their minds. The Except for the Samaritan garb. of West Bank Arabs. East Jerusalem Atteetloa 'tlt'li WILL PAT JIAU ailment wa s diagno sed as the priest, it looks like any modern Arab newspapers accused them of nectorizing entercolitis, a rare or T.. PDIT ROil& class until the visitor remembers petitioning Israel not to give up disease that is usually fatal and nr •gmf.g>~fn:,11-:U" Nablus, and even of urging Jewish that the children in their slacks and on.... l'DJQl&YI ~- ROLmAn difficult to detect. Dr. Russel said it . neat dresses are learning to chant settlement on Mount Gcrizim. The was important for the dead child's ND ~a...,,... wm con 111 and copy out the Bible in an c..n.~Pufoot·•-- - ·i.w .-_ .. ''J'ODA'rl Nablus municipality declared its brothers and sisters to know opposition to this alleged archaic style that may pre-date the °'4en t,i Tab O.~ Cea~ Cell GA 1-- whether the diagnosis was correct Babylonian empire. The turbaned oPD BVDY DAY 11 .LK... II P.X. Samaritan wish. "We tried to because the disease is suspected to convince them that our aim was elders, who spend their lives have a genetic cause a nd could copying out Bibles and prayer m.·\WSTMtNrr~ }{ectt,,h.rAH, and still is to mingle and live like afflict other children of the family. our only other half in Holon," said books, lament that Samaritan one Samaritan priest, "as we are a youths would rather wear modern very small community and can't WH Union Sends dress and play Ping-Pong at their live separated from our second social club down the street. Yet it's half. I am sorry to tell you that all Books To USSR hard to believe the Samaritans will our words went in vain." GRINDEi.WALD, Switzerland: quickly forget their religion when Summer As the Samaritan High Priest . Some 10,000 books in Hebrew have one sees the depth of their emotion Amram bcn-Yitzhak and his son been sen t to the Soviet Union by in prayer. went to start their car, they the World Hebrew Union (Brit But the overriding worry for discovered that an explosive charge Ivrit Olamit), Simcha Raz, WHU Samaritans is that a political Clearance Sale had been placed underneath. Israeli director general told the closing settlement on the West Bank of army pcrsonel appea red and session of the Eu ropean Hebrew Jordan could end their way of life, dismantled the device before it Assembly here. He said the WHU's and no one would even notice. "All went off. Several suspects were next publication will be " Jewish the Samaritans need and hope is lo THURS.-FRI. arrested. But the Nablus Thought in the Soviet Union," with live in peace and in contact with Samaritans arc more alarmed than contributions by Soviet Jews. This their seco nd part in Halon , JULY 25-26...... SO% Dis

_16 -THI:. RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1974 Pres. Sadat States Auschwitz: The Flo.wers Bloom; Arabs Must Unify CAIRO: President Anwar Sadat of Egy pt asserted that civil war The· Memory Doesn't Fade a mong the Arabs was the only alternative to coordinating their By WILLIAM STYRON rolling pastures where sheep now sm·all hotel. ( ~hat does the guest become. Nor can I regard with attitudes toward a Middle East ROXBURY , CONN.: graze. The early songbirds chatter really order for>breakfast? A room - anything but puzzled mistrust the settlement. Springtime at Auschwitz. The even here, on the nearly unending with which view does one request?) chorus of mea culpas from the The Arabs, he said, must put phrase itself has the echo of a bad ~rounds of this Godforsake~ylace It is hardly a major world tourist Christian theologians at the behind them even the most bitter symposium, rising along with the and tasteless joke, but- spring still in the remote hinterland' of the attraction but Auschwitz is not memories or Israel will make use of oddly self-lacerating assertion of arrives in the depths of southern country. At Birkenau, that secior unfrequented. Many of the visitors the differences. some of them that the Holocaust Poland, even at Auschwitz. Just of the Auschwitz complex that was are Germans, festooned with Leicas Speaking at a rally to mark the came about as the result of the anti­ beyond the once-electrified fences, tile extermination camp for and Hasselblads,- whose presence anniversary of the 1952 ouster of still standing, the forsythia puts millions, one is staggered by the does not seem inappropriate amid Semitism embedd~d in Christian the late King Farouk, President forth its yellow buds in gently_ sheer vastness of the enterprise tht echt -German architecture. doctrine. Sadat a lso urged an e nd to stretching out acre upon acre in all TheSe grim warrens, too, were I am speaking as a writer whose misunderstandings with the Soviet directions. built to last the Hitler millennium. work has often been harshly critical Uni on, and suggested that Lebanon HELEN CROWE~l'S The wooden barracks were long Hulking and Teutonic in their dun­ of Christian pretensions, take part in the next phase of the ago destroyed, but dozens of the colored brick, the rows of barracks hypocrisies and delusions. 1 Middle East peace conference at FOOD SPECIALTY SHOP Certainly one would not quarrel hideous brick stable-like buildings where hundreds of thousands Geneva. _with the premise that Christian 122 WALTHAM ST. that accommodated the numberless perished of disease and starvation, Tht major theme of Mr. Sadat's damned are still there, sturdily or were tortured and hanged or thought has often contained much (Off Pawtucket Ave.) speech , before an audience of impervious, made to endure a .shot to death, now shelter the that was anti-Semitic, but to place leading political and military all the blame on Christian theology PAWTUCKET thousand years. principal museum exhibits: the figures was the urgency of unity is to ignore the complex secular tW)LCBE~N Last April, as this visitor stood mountains of human hair, the piles . among the Arabs on policy toward roots THISSUMMR near ucrematorium II," now of clothes, the wretched suitcases · of anti-Semitism as well. Israel. {Summer Hours) flattened yet preserved in broken­ with crudely or neatly painted The outrages presently being In a warning to Israel, President 9 to 5 Tuesday Thru Saturday backed rubble, his gaze turned and names like Stein and Mendelson, perpetrated against the Jews by the Sadat declared "A res0 mption of 9tto 3 Sunday secular, "enlightened," and anti­ lingered upon the h-uge pits where the braces and crutches, the heaps hostilities is always the inescapable Closed Mon~oy Christian Soviet Union should be the overflow. of the bodies fr<1m the of toys· and dolls and teddy bears solution if the path is not gen uinely evidence of the dark and ovens was burned; the pits were - all of the heart-destroying opened for peace and if all Arab mysterious discord that still hinders choked with weeds but among the detritus of the Holocaust from rights are not restored within an our full understanding of the muck and the brambles there were which one stumbles out of into the acceptable time." reasons for this ancient animosity. Tm-4- wildflowers beginning to bloom. blinding afternoon as if from the Egy pt h as proved her lt. 1, Matunvclt 8"ch, U . To take such a narrow view of Phone(40!JJH-0221 He reflected that forsythia was one clutch of death itself. Even thus in commitment to the Arab ca use in the evil of Nazi totalitarianism is Now on Stag• thru July 28 of two loan-words from Western repose - arrested in time, rendered practical ways by striving for languages that he recognized amid a frozen memorial, purified of "its also to ignore the ecumenical coordinated efforts of all Arab .~12•~ ;(~ his meager command of Polish. seething mass murder - Auschwitz nature of that evil. For although nations against Israel he asserted. ~;7.'.'.""JL~ ~~ The other word, from the French, · must remain the one place on earth the unparalleled tragedy of the l Great Musical . was cauchemal - "nightmare." At most unyielding to meaning or Jews may have been its most ABOUT GEORGE M~ CO_HAN I Synagogue Vandalized the beginning of spring, the two definition. terrible single handiwork, its threat PARIS - A synagogue at July 30 •Aug. 11 to humanity transcended even this. images mingle almost unbearably Savigny Sur Orge, a suburb of If it was anti-Semttic it was also "HAIR'' Original Broadway in this place. I was unable to attend the recent Paris, was wrecked this week by a Version! At Auschwitz itself, in the symposium on Auschwitz at the anti-Christian. And it attempted to (NOONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED) group of unidentified vandals who original camp nearby, there is still Cathedral Church of St. John the be more final than that, for its Tun.-Fri. 8:30 P.M.; Sal. 6 4 9 P.M. overturned the Holy Ark, trampled ultimate depravity lay in the fact Sua. 7 P.M.; Wed. Mat. 2 P.M. the in famous slogan over the main Divine in New York City, but on the Torah scrolls a nd stole K~\ MvlKGI -Sat. 11 A.M. and 1 P.M . that it was anti-human. Anti-life. gate - Arbeit Macht Frei - and many of the aspects of the several collection boxes. " KING ~HHUI ANO CAMllOT" This message was plainly written _only yards away, unbelievably, a proceedings there, at least as l"he incident is the second a nti­ in the spring dusk at Auschwitz reported, troubled and puzzled me, Semitic attack to occur in France only short weeks ago for one especially because of the within the last few weeks. In June, observer, who fled before the overwhelming emphasis on anti­ unidentified va ndals destroyed 198 Semitism and Christian guilt. setting of the sun. To linger in -Q8LDEI graves out of 264 in a Jewi sh PA,IFIG Auschwitz after nightfall would be My interest in the meeting was RESTAURANT cemetery in eastern France. Both unthinkable. deep , since although I am attacks h ave touched off REAL BOSTON STYLE EXOTIC CHINESE ( William Styron is author of "The POLYNESIAN & AMERl<;AN_J;_lll$1NE nominally a Christian my four community fears of a new wave of ''Featuring Szediuanese ancl ~Mandarln Cuisine"' children are half-Jewish and I claim Confess/ons of Na t Turner." ) a nti-Semitism in France. e lUSiNNMEN'I • COCKTAIL LOUNGE perhaps a more personal concern PANOVURGES The president of the Jewish LUNCHEONl (MON .-iA T.) HAPPY HOUR , MON. THiU FU 3-6 P.M. with the idea of genocide than do AMSTERDAM - Valery com munit y of Savigny, w hi ch • OIN1~M:~R~JIL IO P.M. • iOOMI AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES most gentiles. Panov, who recently emi grated to numbers 350 families, described SAT. 11L I U. ff,, There can be no doubt that Israel from the USSR, has urged what he call ed "an unhealthy 2276 WARWICK AVE., WARWICK, i.l. o s Jewish genocide became the main to TO TAKE Jews everywhere support Israel climate of anti-Semitism" in the business of Auschwitz; the wrecked in its struggle or existence. " Israel suburb where the attact on the crematoriums a t Birkenau are has the right to exist and each Jew synagogue was preceded by an graphic testimony to the horrible must contribute hi s utmost to see incident in which the wi ndows of and efficient way in which the that it does.·· he sa id in an the yo uth club we re shattered and Nazis exterminated two and a half interview wit h Dutch television in paint splattered on the wa ll s. 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