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, VOLUME LIX. NUMBER 25 FRIDAY. AUGUST 20, 1976 16 PAGES 20<: PER COPY Death Of Four ·At Terrorists' Hands Shocks l).S., Elicits Condemnation TEL A VIV: Two terrorists killed two turkish policemen and an passengers aboard the plane were four persons and wounded 24, 14 of Israeli security officer. Many of the saved. Credit was given to the quick them seriously, at Istanbul's injured were hit by splinters from thinking of the captain who decided Yasilkov Airport Aug. 11 minutes the grenades and shattered window to take off as soon as possible after before they were to board a Tel · panes. the attack began. He ordered ihe }' Aviv-bound El Al plane. Eighty doors of the plane closed as soon as two passengers were already on the F0111111 Not ltleadftN the last of the earlier groups or JBUSALEM WotLD CONl'UINCI: Mr. ancl- Mn. leryl s..,I wll par• plane when the killers opened their The four who died included passengers, who had been bused to tic.-,. at the W..W C-,.,- for YlclclWi Cvltvte In .,.,_...., which machine-gun and hard grenade at Senator Javit's aide, Harold W. the plane were aboard. Those left ...... on A...,.t 22 encl contln- thNU9h Sept....., 10. The_,,.,_. tack on the remaining pauengers in Rosenthal, 29 years old, of behind were the injured, the dead wll have ...... fnlm 14 -,ntriet of Herth oncl S.Uth Americe, the departure lounge. The seriously Philadelphia, a Japanese tourist and several others who were waiting Ccmacla, w.. t..., ...... S.Uth Africa and Au1tnllla. AIMut 250 ...... injured passengers were taken to guide, Yutaka Hirano, and an to board the bus taking them to the are expectecl, plua ,-11 from hrael. Prnidont lphrolm Katzlr ol hrael will hospitals in Istanbul. The other less Israeli identified as Sano Sholomo. plane. At a midnight press open the c~•- Gelda Meir wlA ahe oclcl,... the delevet"· Mr. Seaal seriously injured were 0own back to The badly mutilated body of the conference, about an hour after the wHI write hla next column fnlm hrael. Tel Aviv. Among the injured, were fourth person has not been iden El Al plane landed at Ben Gurion tified. The police said he might have Airport, Gad Yaacobi, Minister of been a member or the guerrilla Transportation, and Mordechai group. Ben Ari, General Director or El Al , The police gave the names of the said they supported the captain's two captured guerrillas as Mehti decision. Mohanned Zilh, 22, and Hussein Mohammed al-Rashid, 23, but they Yaacobi said the attack was the said these could be aliases. They continuation by terrorists of their traveled from Libya to Istanbul via war against Israel. He added that Rome on Kuwaiti passports. the attack was further proof that Israel's national airline must be To KUI Or Capture constantly on the alert for The killers admitted they were terrorists. He said that since the memben of the Popular Liberation hijacking of the Air France plane, Israel has taken extra special securi Front for the Liberation of ty measures to thwart terrorists at Palestine led by George Habash tacks. The Transport Minister add and that they were in the pay or Libya. The two were traveling with ed that in spite of the Air France false Kuwaiti passports. The story · hijacking the world has still not of the-attack was pieced together by grasped the awesome meaning of passengers who returned to Ben air piracy and terrorism. Premier Yitzhak Rabin, who received the Gurion Airport, the captain or the news of the lastest tragedy as he was El Al plane, Yaakov Roman, the addressing a delegation of Israel Israeli Vice-Consul in Istanbul, bond leaders from the U .S. and Ephraim Mazor. who was at the Canada, said he doubted that the airport when the attack occurred, world was fully aware of the the governor of Istanbul and a representative of the Turkish consequences of continuing air Ministry of Justice who were at the terrorism. airport and conducted an investiga tion or the tragedy. From some of Collflldlng Reports the accounts it appeared that the There were conOicting reports, MOGEN DAVID dedicati~n ceremonies at Congregation Beth David of Narragansett took place last Sunday, terrorists were not trying to hijack official ~nd unofficial, as to how the August 15. From left to right are Leo Kofman of New York, Gabbai emeritus; Solomon Kofman, Gabbai; Joseph the plane but to kill or capture as terrorists gained access to the ter Block, religious chairman of Congregation Beth David; Jacob Fronk, father of David Frank, who died in 1960, and hostages as many or the passengers minal building. One report was that in whose name the Mogen David was dedicated; and Morris Horovitz, pr.. id•nt of the Congregotiorr. as possible in retaliation for the they arrived earlier in the day Israeli rescue of more than 100 _aboard a Pakistani plane from hostages held by terrorists at Libya. Another was that they arriv 'Out Of The Scrap Heap Portugal May Entebb~.Airport in Uganda. ed from Pakistan on an Italian air One passenger told reporters at Establish Relations liner. 1 third report, deemed most To A Place In The SunL Ben Gurion Airport the attack oc authentic, was that they arrived in With Israel curred as the passengers were the morning in Rome from emerging from the terminal By BARBARA WRONSKI Leo Kofman, wie of the original Benghazi then took an Alitalia promoters of opening a . shul in TEL AVIV (JT A): The es building towards the bus that was plane to Istanbul where they When Route 95 paved its way Narragansett, came in from New tablishment of diplomatic relations to drive him to the plane. The remained intransit, thus having through the heart of <;:ongregation York especially for -the dedication between Israel and Portugal may _be terrorists opened fire, aiming direct · access to the departing passengers· Sons of Zion, oldest Orthodox syn ceremony. The Mogen David was expected soon as a result of contacts ly at the passengers, she said. The lounge. Meanwhile, Yaacobi an agogue in Providence, formerly on · dedicated in the memory of David during the last two months between killers appeared to be coming from nounced Aug. 12 that Israel would representatives of both countries. A the terminal building . The Otms Street, the two Mogen Davids Frank, who died in 1960, son of Mr. seek to extradite the two captured hint of this possibility was made passengers scattered, screaming. over the entrance ways fell by the and Mrs. Jacob Frank. While the terrorists if the law allowed. He said Aug. 2 by Premier Mario Soares of Another passenger said he heard a wayside - or so it seemed. At least shul was under construction, he had already discussed this with Portugal in a speech to the loud explosion following by one of these was recovered by an congregants met at the couple's foreign ministry officials. Italian man working on- the site. Parliament in Lisbon. He said his machine-gun fire and peop'le falling home. Not knowing what to do with it, he government would embark on an all around him, crying in agony and Congregation Beth David is effort to normalize relations bleeding. The explosion was ap Notable Reputation turned it oYer to Pete Katzman of located on Kingstown Road in Katzman Plumbing who, in turn, between Portugal and Israel and parently that of a hand grenade. Harold Wallace Rosenthal, an Narragansett, and is open every with the People's Republic of Chi Two other passengers, Abraham administrative assistant on foreign gave it to Joseph Block, religious week summer, daily, from the last na. Circles in Jerusalem said that Papou and his wife. Rachel, said the affairs to Senator Javits, had chairman of Congregation Beth achieved notable reputation as an in June until Labor Day. Services Socialist leaders in Western Europe gunmen tossed grenades and open a David of Narragansett. Ironically, . are conducted by visiting rabbis aide to law makers. Beth David is the youngest recommendeil to Soares, who heads ed fire when the Turkish police from arouna the state. Following He was going to Jerusalem lo Orthodox synag_ogue in the state, the Por.tuguese Socialist movement, thwarted their attempt to seize service every Saturday and Sunday hostages. Paul Barker of England, represent Senator Javits at a two star,ted in 1962. The star was that his gov.ernment establish morning, Beth David's Sisterhood another passenger, reported that week conference qn the Middle East refinished and mounted above the diplomatic relations with Israel. prepares a delightful breakfast, fit Reports reaching Israel from Por the entire incident took about 20 and Israel at the Van Leer Institute doorway of the shul. for kings. , when he was killed in the terrorist tuguese Socialist sources say that - minutes. He said he was in the "From the scrap heap of the group that was about to board the attack in Turkey. oldest Congregation, it has found ORT STUDENT INVENTION · Communist and other leftist circles NEW YORK: Aviram Barel, a in the _.previous coalition plane when he heard two loud Describing Mr. Rosenthal's its rightful place in the ~un of the blasts. "We were erdered out of the death as "a stunning, awful and student in the aut-omation go.vernments in Portugal opposed youngest Congregation," said Mr. ·bus and told to- lie Oat on the senseless tragedy," Senator Javits department of the Women's the establishment of diplomatic Block at dedication ceremonies for · ground . We heard a lot of said he would urge the Republican American ORT school in the Mogen David this past Sunday, relations with Israel. The exclusion automatic fire. But the El Al securi Party to adopt a "strong plank August 15, at Congregation Beth Gwatayim, Israel, has invented a of Communists from the Soares ty agents and the Turkish police against terrorism." Cabinet now~.- open the way for David. · special lift which puts a wheel chair seemed to have gained quick con Mr. Rosenthal joined Senator .diplomatic rellltiOIJ.S. Meanwhile, The symbolic protector of David into a vehicle. The apparatus was trol of things." Javits' staff eight months ago after was presented by Mr. a.nil Mrs. designed to fit a commercial van rumors are rife in Jerusalem that having been a staff assistant on the Block in memory of'their brother• and the handicapped person is Yaakov Yashur of Mapam is being Captain Credited international economic program of in-law, Benjamin Bcrlfowitz. Mr. taken into the van from the considered as Israel's first am A not her aspect of the attack was the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. Block has been religious chairman · sidewalk rather than through the bauador to Lisbon if and when pieced together from various ac of Beth David for the past ten years. rear ~oors. relations art established. counts, namely, how the 82 Continued on Page IS ◄ _..,, ·,l-11;;. ' . - , •--~ \ •I ' , . ~ ,..\\, ~ . J ~ t I • 1 ' I If l l 1 2-THE .RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1976 SUBSCRIBE TO the Herald, week. For info.rmation, call the 100 Bond leaders and receive it in the mail every Herald at 724-0200. Barbed-Wire Fences ' leave For Israel NEW YORK (JTA): One hun NEW ENGLAND A Cause For Tension dred U. S. and Canadian Jewish BEIT JALA(WEST BANK): existence or the fence the other mor leaders left for Israel from New VISITS ISRAEL Though barely visible, the sudden ning, t~cy protested al the mayor's York recently to participate in the appearance:, recently, of triple office, situated in a modest building 1976 Jerusalem Leadership strand barbed-wire fencing on ihe on a square where donkeys amble Conference: with Premier Yitzhak H::.,: ■ 1- 1,_,.: COlllftalltlw, laldMiNs, Bcit Jala hilltop has provoked anger along impassively as cars, horns Rabin and other government · o atto., c---itin, Clas, Profttaleals and protest in this Arab Christian beeping, whiz past them. leaders on the country's economic West Bank municipality of 7,000 Mayor Bishara Daoud helped the Sift, ~ 19-"Bcth Am" Friends Visit to Israel, led by problems and needs. Rabbi Jacob Greenfield people between Bethlehem and protesters draft a complaint to the Jerusalem. The week-long conference: ~ill Sift, ~ ~Western. Mass. and Connecticut Valley United Nations and request a ' Erected last week by Israeli meeting with Shimon Peres, Israel's plan a program or action to increase Tour, led by Eunice and Mel Lepow ' the mobilization of economic · ¥ 1:z-se,t. 16-Sccon!i International Conference on soldiers, the fence symbolizes one or Defense Minister. Over thimble the touchiest of the complex, sen sized drams or sweet thick coffee, development funds by the Israel · Quality Assurance in Developing Industries Bond Organization in order to Sift, 1:z-se,t. 17-30th Congress of the International Fiscal· sitive issues_between the Israelis and Mr. Daoud said that there were Assoc. the Arabs who came under Israel's other issues involved regarding the provide a major share or Israel's s.,t. l:z-se,t.. 17-Sccond International Congress or Eye jurisdiction as a result of the 1967 fence besides the prevailing one of current SI billion development Research · war -The use of land which had politics. Staring at a huge map, budget. An International Fall s.,t. 14-Sejlt. :»-6th European Gongrcss on Electron been fought over and revered for drafted by an Israeli planner, which Leadership Conference, to be held Microscopy centuries. he rejected in favor of a worn scale in Los Angeles Sept. I 0-12 at the , · Beverly Hilton Hotel, will mark the J, Sept. 15-Sept. 29-Autumn Trip to Jerusalem, fed by Mr. 'EnryMllllaem' map dating from the 1930's. Mr. · Michael Pickholtz - "You do not understand," an Daoud said: "Beil Jala will become official start of the fall drive for the · s.,t. 19-0ct. 10-"Torah" Brotherhood Tour, led by Rabbi Israeli - who summed up the a suburb or Jerusalem. " sale of Israel Bonds. E. Borowitz feelings or other Israelis and Arabs Sept. 22-0ct. 6-Orthodox Rosh HashoMh Tour or Israel Newport as well - told a newcomer. "Every Moynihan Urges Action To Combat Hijackings millimeter or land here has Sei,t. 27-0ct. 18-Brith Kodesh Center, led by Mr. Jack NEW YORK (JTA): Daniel P. terrorism is "well-intentioned," it is Manheimer economic, political and heritage value." Israeli officials, citing the Moynihan, the former United also "mistaken." Oct. 8-0ct. 21-9th Congress or the Prophetic Word Stales Ambassador to the United Oct. 12-0ct. 26-Temple Emeth or South Brookline Trip to fact that the 100-acrc site was once "The unavoidable impli cation is Israel used by the Jordanian army for Nations. has called for inler 1ha1 in lhe absence of a lrealy there nalional action against terrorist air OctDNr 13-0ctGller 17-Third Israel International Cham- military purposes, say that the fence would be no international obliga- pionship Regatta . was constructed overnight to cor line hijackings without waiting for 1ion 10 cooperate to thwart an international treaty. hijackers," he said. "This is wrong. Oct. 17-0ct. 25-28th Annual Congress or International don off the hilltop for strategic Federation or Thermalism and Climatism reasons. Speaking al the Young Israel of Moreover, lhc Libyas and Ugandas Oct. 19-NoY. 2-~ewton Visits Israel arid Rome, led by "We did the fence because some Staten Island. Moynihan, who is a of the world would never sign such Mayor Theodore Mann of the people there had intentions to contender for the Democratic a lrealy." Moynihan said Israel was OetllNr 11-0ctNer 31-North Shore Jewish Federation, led build," an Israeli military official nomination as its candidate for the right, under inlcrnalional law , in by Mr. Bob Brest • said. "They thought because we U.S. Senate, said thal while the rescuing the hostages from Entcbbe Oct. 24-0et. 30--First World Jewish Film and Television didn't use it for a long time they U.S. and Western proposal for a since ii was clear that Uganda Festival could use the land. But the position treaty lo cooperate agai nst helped the lcrrorists. Oct. 2S-NoY. 8-Hadassah, led by Mrs. Bea Garber of Mount Gilo. as we call it. is Oct. 2S-NOY, II-Temple Beth Zion to Israel .t Amsterdam stratqic." led by Rabbi Aivadia Rosenberg ' "We made it clear with the fence Israel Warned To Seek Peace Oct. 2S-NoY, 15-22nd Men's and Women's Chcsa Olympiad that we are still in possession of the . Nfl. I-NOY. IS-Framingham Jewish Community Center same ri1hts as the Jordanian army." Or Face An Imposed Solution Senior Citizens, led by Mr. Peter Merles the official said. Arab residents or the village, ly Elwl■ Eytu "As soon as the Lebanese crisis is No•. I-NOY. 15-Temple Mi1hkan Tefila, led by Rabbi and PARIS: (JTA) - Pierre Mendes sc:llled and the American elections Mrs. Israel Kazia citina, among other things, reports in the Israeli press, say that the real France has warned Israel that it are over, Israel will have to face a No,,__ J.N....._ ll-Fairwood Group, led by Rev. must come up with a "credible" terrible end of term. This is why I Victor Abram purpose of the military expropria tion or the land is to erect another peace initiative before the end or hope with all my strength thal Israel Non... r 6-NOYailler II-International Conference on this year or face an imposed solu will take the initiative to avoid a Gastrointestinal Cancer West Bank Jewish settlement on No•ealler 7-NOT..._ 17-Maine Pilgrimage Tour, led by land they have traditionally held. tion after the American Presidential new Munich. An Israeli offer is far Mrs. Betty Teschner . The creation of such settlements - elections which could possibly preferable lo an imposed sol ution No•. 8-No•. 18-Annual Fall Tour to Israel No. I, led by Mr 25 of them have been built so far by amount lo a "new Munich." even if both are similar" (in their S. Heller ' · the Israelis on occupied West Bank The former French Premier, who terms). he said. According 10 the No•. 8-No• 22-Annual Fall Tour to Israel No. 2, with Eilat land - is opposed by the Arabs and returned recently from a visit to French slalesman, " Israel must ·· option has been critized by some Israelis Israel where he conferred with its create a new situation" and .. to No•-- 16-No•niller- 21-World Union of Progressive who regard their construction as a leaders. stressed, in an interview achieve this. ii must make a Judaism deterrent to possible future peace published May 17 in Nouvelle significant gesture" such as " telling Nonmller 22-No•ealler 27-World Council Meeting-United negotiations with the Arabs. The Obscrvaleur, lhal no solution 10 the the Palestinians lhal there arc no Synagogue or America selllcmcnts have been deplored by Middle Easl con0icl can be found obstacles 10 their freedom and their Deceaer 13-Decealler 20-Fourth World Congress of United States officials in the past as unless "the Palestinians have the righls." E1t:.nd Architects an "obstacle to peace." same right as the Israelis lo be 18-l>ecHlber 27-Educational Leadership Tour to independent, lo have a country and Mendes-France criticized both the Holyland, led by Mr. M. Lepow One Israeli official said that there were plans to use the encircled site lo decide on what concerns them sides in the Middle East con0ict - the Arabs for proclaiming their Dec. 18-Ju. 2-Tcmplc Shalom or Newton, led by Rabbi to build a youth hostel and to erect without any foreign intervention." Murray Rothman an extension of a nearby en Mendes-France, o.ne of the three desire lo destroy Israel and Israel Dec. 20-Ju. 3-Third Annual Family Tour of Israel, led by vi ronmental institute. When Jews who have served as the Prime for establishing selllements in Arab Rabbi Arthur Chiel residents or Beit Jala discovered the Minister of France, predicted that lerrilory. Decealler 20-~ 23-lnternational Conference on Pedestrian Safety March 3, 1914, s he was the , Decealler 20-I>ecealler 27-First International Conference: Obituaries daughter of the late Paul and on Cycling · Henrietta (Goldstein) Paris. She liv Dec:e..., 26-J~ 5-Greatcr Boston Family Mission led TILLIE WASSERMAN She was born in Rumania, a ed in Providence more than 25 years by Mr. Sid Heller " ' Funeral services were held at daughter of the late Benjamin and before moving to Opp, Alabama, 21 Rachel Auerbach. She had been a Ju. 9-Ju. 19,-Fourth Annual Interfaith Mission, led by Sugarman Memorial Chapel on years ago. · Rabbi Murray Rothman, Rev. Joseph Bullock, Rev. Alvin Friday, August-I 3, for Tillie (Auer resident of Providence for 70 years. Porteous bach) Wasserman, 96, a resident of She is survived by two so·ns, Her In addition 10 her hu'sband, she is man Wasserman of Warwick and Ju. 12-Ju. 26-Templc Israel, led by Rabbi Oscar Rosen- the Jewish Home for the Aged who survived by three sons, Nathan baum · died at The Miriam Hospital Samuel Wasserman of Waquoit, Finkelstein of Washington, Arnold Ju. l~u. 28-First Congregational Church, led by Rev.' August 11 after a three-month ill Massachusetts;_ two daughters, Finkelstein of Montgomery and James Williams · lness. She was the widow of Nathan Lillian Weisman and Shirley Richard Finkelstein of Bir Wasserman. Burial was in Lincoln Frcehof, both of Margate, Florida; mingham; a daughter, Rose Lynn TIiis Is a partial list!-, of iiomos-• 1roaps. Park Cemetery. a sister, Sarah Richmond of Kramer or Birmingham; two AIIO anllable ue El Al's ~y poap toan. She was a member or the Jewish Boston; 10 grandchildren and 19 brothers, Elliot Paris of Providence For more Information, contact your El Al tranl agent or: Home for the Aged and the South great-grandchildren. and Paul Paris Jr. of Montreal, Providence Ladies Aid. Canada; and a grandchild. EL Al ISRAEL AIRLINES MURIEL FINKELSTEIN 607 BOYLSTON STREET In Memoriam Funeral services were held in FRANK SHONE 11051 HITTNER Montgomery. Alabama, on Thurs BOSTON Tel.: 617-267-9220 F~neral services were held Mon 1968 August 23 1976 day, August 12, for Muriel Finkels .day, August 16, at the Sugarman Deep in our heart, you wm always •SA• ■ L AIRLINES, tein, 62, a former Providence 1tay Memorial Chapel for Frank Shone, THIS LISTING IS A SERVICE OF THE loved and ....,..ml>ered every day. ·resident who died August 11 at a 65, or 301 Budlong Road , ISRAEL GOVERNMENT TOURIST OFFICE Sadly mi11ecl Montgomery hospital. She is the Cranston, who died unexpectedly EASTERN REGION CHILDREN & , wife of Leo Finkelstein. August 15 in Monticello New GRANDCHILDREN Born in New York City on York. He was the husb;nd of Marion (Berman) Shone. Burial was in Lincoln Park Cemetery. Mr. Shone was an employee of SUGARMAN MEMORIAL CHAPELS Eastern Sc1eri11fic Company in Providence until his retirement 1wo ~ years ago. HOME OF TRADITIONAL 331-8094 He was born in Providence on 458 HOPE STREET January 23. 1911. the son of the late JEWISH SERVICES Cor. Hope & Doyle Ave . Max and Rachel (Schip) Shone. He PROVIDENCE lived in Providence until moving 10 FoR OvER StXTY YEARS Cranston eight years ago. He was a member or Congrega- 1ion Shaare Zedek-Sons of 467-7750 Abraham. 1924 ELMWOOD AVE . Besides his wire, he is survived by • WARWICK a son, Arnold Shone or Warwick; a LEWIS J. BOSLER, R.E. IN FLORIDA daughter, Marilyn Myrow of Lin (305) 861-9066 coln;' a sister, Eva•Rodman or Lynn, Massachusetts; and a grandchild. POTATO FLOUR BREAD l~raeli~ will _soon be eating bread BICENTENNIAL EXPO made with eight percent potato ' Northeast lntcroational I nour. This is one of the country's Biceo ten n i.al Exposition , 7 ~an of reducing its dependence on _Skowhegan, Mai[!C. A.ug, 13-21. 6 imported wheat. Nation's oldest fair: is -eillarged to 6 encompass international horse H show, parade, gala stage produc 0 tions, arts and crafts. industrial p exhibits, other festivities. Contact: E howard Spaulding, 207/474-2947. 6 s 2 T 0 R 0 E E . LEATHERS T GO EL AL HARRIS .,N1~' ISRA~l Fall 1976/ Winter 1977 SUEDES Round trip - Transfers Hotels 10 days $596 15 days $707 HARRIS RESERVE Southampton Princess Bermuda A o·c1. 8 to Oct. 11 OL TRA-SUEDES L Nov. 24 to Nov. 28 l - Dec. 30 to Jan. 2 , T GOING HOME: Rina Meslli"9er, th;. year's Miu Univene, checks her bogs RESERVE TODAY R at Kennedy lntemati-1 Airpa,t for the nan-step flight aboard El Al Israel A Airlines, home-rd bound to Israel before her world lour as th;. year's C • ALL CRUISES V reigning world beauty quee_n. A • ALL TOURS HARRIS L E • AU FLIGHTS L L A Libel Charge Is Pressed T Boston Charters SALE! 0 Against Former VP-Ag.new D • LAS VEGAS A • HAWAII NEW YORK: Rabbi Henry that arc Agnew's clients. Agnew's y • EUROPE Sicgman, executive vice-president attribution of such malicious views of the Synagogue Council of to me is false and libelous and I am 274-8000 DON' T STAY HOME America, announced he will press a taking steps to press a libel action CAU TODAY libel action against former Vice against him." In a related action Brcira, which DOROTHY ANN WIENER President Spiro T. Agnew for false 766 HOI'£ ST ., PROV. ly attributing to him "malicious describes itself as a pro-Israel ... ----272-6200,___ _ views" with regard to Israel's organization that proposes alter "It's good. It's Korb's!" treatment of Arabs in the occupied native strategics for achieving territories. Prof. Siegman said Alan Israeli security, strongly dis Pawtucket• Prov.-..L. Dershowitz of the Harvard Univer associated itself from the context of Hoxsie• Darington sity Law School will represent him the article in "Memoranda'· in in the libel action. which it was quoted: The article Siegman referred to a news letter said that Brcira "sent an open letter titled "Memoranda," published by to Israeli leaders condemning the Ca11tol'iest Cuisi111 a Education for Democracy, a tax 'unfortunate killings' of Arabs in Galilee and deploring 'violations of long SIIHNling TradilHNI exempt educational foundation recently acquired by Agnew and be civil rights and loss of life' on the West Bank." at lee's ing used by him to disseminate anti Israel, pro-Arab material. In a statement released here, Brcira declared: "We unequivocally In an article titled "Mideast Time denounce such manipulation of Bomb," published in the first issue responsible Jewish dissent. While of "Memoranda," Agnew claimed we have been critical of some Israeli A small worbhop which has expanded Into a large, bustling factory la the aucceaa atory of Belt Hayotser and Its 3 founders. Uri. the that Siegman "roundly criticized policies~ the characterization of general manager and organizer who supervises promotion and design; Israel for the treatment of Arabs those policies as synonymous with Moshe. marketlfl!I manager and Zvl the artist and designer combine living in the territories conquered in 'im_perialism' - especially by one thelr talents to form the excellent team which has made Belt Hayotser Terrace the 1967 war." so close to the manipulating of Into what It la today. In his statement, Sicgman said: global power - is no less absurd The factory·• 70 workers use moat efficient methods. made poaalble If. you ore looking for a superior Chi "The statement attributed to me by than similar Soviet and Chinese by their spacious aurrondlnga. This large setting however. has not nese dining experieiice, the Cathay Ter• Spiro Agnew is a total fabrication, a characterizations." The Breira ll)Ollad Belt Hayotsers trademark of handmade. artistic work; a trade race offers on~ the finest' in quality, mark which is well-known throughout the world. It does allow for the service and charm that will bring you deliberate and malicious falsehood. statement added-;- "Agnew's anti alrge selection of over 200 designs which are always available. Their bock ogoin and again. The fact is that not only have I Israel and anti-Jewish biases dis artistic aucceaa over the years has been proven In the many exhibi 2099 POST RD. never said or written any such qualify him as a responsible ad tions Belt Hayotser has participated In , wli9re they have won prizes Across from State Airport thing, but I have denounced those vocate for Middle East peace." and acclaim for their distinctive atyllng and design. WARWICK, R.I. who have leveled such reckless The actions &y Sicgman an!! Hand In hand. with their large capacity for production. which la 738-7000 charges against Israel ... It is the Breira followed a disclosure by the expanding all the time. goes Belt Hayo,aers conviction that each height of malice to criticize Israel ADL that Agnew, "a convicted Item must be unique enough to be found In a small workshop. The ~ for alleged mistreatment of Arabs felon who has been engaging in quest for new dealgna Is • constant one, to ensure the continued o.,.n from 4 reputation of Belt Hayotser aa a symbol of the hlgheat quality. Daily p.m. 0 in the occupied territories when, in classical anti-Semitism," has taken till miclnl .., Sunday noon control of Education for till miclnlte. fact; Israel - in the most trying-of ASSOCIATED 726-0038 ISRAEL Cocktail lounge Dally circumstances - has shown a Democracy for the purpose of tillla.m, regard for human and civil right organizing a movement to renect 19 SUMMER ST ., PAWT. that is unheard of in the Arab states his anti-Israel, pro-Arab views.
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By-BERYL SEGAL ~), ..,.,....._._." .· ...... -===-.,,.. ~.u:c::;,=nsneo - .. . ' . . • ._,IUNIJ ...... ,--.--.u.-,~ ..,, ...... _lt._ ...... ,U I , , CIUA~•••• ••'h.1 =.=...- . .-.-.-:.= ...=-:;;:;-:-, -;;. ••-::- ••••• ••• :;.. :-.:': •••••••. ---...... At the beginning of the present traveled in Europe in his student towns in the United States. It --···· ·········· ···· ········· ·:...... ' . _a-.,______...... ,. . - century, before the Jewish com days and knew the beneficial ef took its first uncertain steps -..-~,-c.-11oo,=1r-..,... ,. ___ .,..._,., .... ,. munity was federated, every in fects of this organization. Of through the years of the General stitution and organization was on course, there were to be variations Jewish Commillce, and walks with _=7"";::.-;:.--·· - _,_.,.._ __ ~---- its own. Each planned its own ac to fit the character of the Jewish firm, purposeful strides as the tivities regardless of the others. communities in the United States. Jewish Federation of Rhode Is :!:~.... ::.. j1r...:t.:··-~-.... -. 1 .i.t--. Each conducted its own campaigns ·But in general, the Kchillah was land, uniting under its umbrella _;....,_._.,.,;,_~:,::~.:'~~------·-.llio . and distributed the collected considered the answer to the needs the local institutions, the national monies according to its own needs. of the Jewish community. agencies and the aid to Israel. It FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1976 There was rivalry and contention But the Kchillah idea did not docs it with crficicncy and in a in the community. take root in th~ United States. Af businesslike manner. To bring order into this chaos, ter a [cw years the Kchillah in But above all the Federation is many who remembered the struc New York. the greatest Jewish the recognized body in the eyes of Your ture of the Jewish community in community in the land, as well as the Christian community for all Eastern Europe, began to talk of Kehillahs in other cities, fell apart. mailers relative to the Jewish Money's ) forming a Kchillah. The Kchillah The reasons were many. Chief group. The Federation celebrates was a time honored institution, among them was the unwillingness whenever there is cause for cele dating back to the days of the Tal of the various organizations to bration in the Jewish world and it Worth mud, when the Jewish community give up their independence. The presents a united voice when the ly Syma Porter was united for cultural, social and times were relatively peaceful. occasion calls for it. When there is philanthropic, as well as religious. There was no incentive. no urgen a time for celebration, we cele purposes. It acted as a body repre cy for the religious groups, the brate together, and when there is senting Jewish interests in the secular sector and the uncom time for protesting we do it But the level is far from r.c-y: Vote-Getter General co.mmunity regarding millted, unafiliatcd Jews to unite. magnificent in key areas - and you through the Federation. Few Wllldi Party? mailers peculiar to Jews. The Hitler years, the rise of Israel As the Republicans convene in may be just as sure that the One voice for triumphs as well The Kchillah which I remember and the wars Israel had to wage to Kansas City, a crucial political issue Dcmocrats, will seize every oppor as for adversities. from the days . of my yout.b in defend its independence, broke all which a short while ago seemed a tunity to emphasize this point It was therefore unfortunate Kamcnetz-Podolk had supervision boundaries that divided the Jewish cinch for the Democrats - the state between now and November. that one group in the Jewish com of all the Jewish charities, it was community and united it for more or the economy - has shifted • A jobless rate or 7 .8 per cent at munity took it upon itself to cele the arbitrator between the Balcba ctfcctivc aid and comfort to the dramatically to the GOP's side. this stage of the expansion is brate publicly the prowess of the tim and their employees. it was a people and the land. In fact, ir the 1976 election were dangerously high. And the overall Jewish commandos in Uganda. Beth Din, a Court of Appeals in to be decided today solely on the total hides the much bigger, cruel Thus the Federations were born. The Governor, the Bishop. the civil cases involving Jews, it main basis t>f the direction or the U.S. jobless rates among women, the The Federations had the best at Senators and anybody who is tained the Jewish hospital. the or tributes or the Kchillos but with· economy, the GOP would maintain young, blacks. These groups cannot somebody in the City of Provi phanage and the home for the control or the White House in be dismissed. They arc people. They out the arbitrary dominance of a dence were all · 1hcrc to express November. For the evidence is vote. aged, and it was the spokesman select group of people who set their admiration for the rescue of abundant that in upward direction, • A 6 to 7 per cent annual rate of body for the Jew to'ihe official au themselves up to control the com hostages at Entcbbc Airport in the economy so far in 1976 is closet rise in prices would double our thorities. munity. Uganda. All except representatives to the economic ideal than at any price level in only 10 years. No The most vocal advocate of The Rhode Island Jewish Feder of the Rabbinate and the Jewish time since the start or the 1960s. expansion could long be sustained forming the Kchillah in the United ation is as good an example as any Federation of Rhode Island, and But wha~ is not ideal by any with so steep a rate of in0ation. States was Judah L. Magncs who other in the hundreds of cities and therefore the Jewish community. means is the level or the economy, Nor is the solidity of the expan Wouldn't the absence of Jewish the extent of the recovery since the sion any cause for complacency representatives. except those who slump, worst since the depression . among any of us. Stagnant Economy Might organized the tribute, be enough 1930s, bottomed out 16 months • Business spending for new cause for anybody and in particu ago. plants and equipment - essential lar the four ladies who wrote the Also far from ideal is t~ expan to avoid inflation-creating Continue Through 197 6 leller of disappointment (Jewish bottlenecks as the expansion· Herald of August 6) at the ab· sion's solidity, for in breadth as well By Ylbllak Sll■rsll military imports the balance or develops - is lagging. as depth there arc disturbing signs TEL A VIV (JT A): Finance trade deficit should go down about sencc of "our Rabbis, our commu or fragility. • The basic housing industry is Minister Ychoshua Rabinowitz S200 million, Rabinowitz predicted. nity leaders. our visionaries.'' to just starting to crawl back from a So, although the nightmare or predicted that the stagnation in He said the government should be guess that something must be great contraction, and here too galloping inOation side by side with Israel's economy that has been in able to reach its goal or doubling wrong with this " Ecumenical Trib soaring unemployment will not be shortages arc a danger. effect since 1974 will continue production by 1980 through the ute?" the open-and-sjiut vote-getter for • Consumer confidence is fragile, through. this year. He said the gross investment o f S2 .8 billion, the It was wrong for one organiza· the Democrats that appeared. and expectations or in0ation arc national product will increase· by major share coming from Israel tion to call a gathering of such a particularly dangerous because the probable early in the Ford ad only one to two percent as com Bonds. and by shifting some 6,000 nature without consulting the Jew · rears could be self-fulfilling and ministration~ it's not a sure winner pared to an annual growth or I 0 workers from service jobs to in ish Federation. lead to the very price spiral feared. for the GOP either. percent up to 1973. dustry. It was wrong for one organiza The direction is magnificent - A study of 21 presidential elec Rabinowitz's remarks were made Opposed To Arms Sales tion, no mailer how worthwhile and you may be positive that, in the tions going back to 1892 by Yale to 100 American and Canadian The Israel Bond group was also - 1he tribute to the Israeli forces months before November, the economics Prof. Ray C. Fair dis Jewish leaders who were here for told by Defense Minister Shimon was, to ignore the community and Republicans will seize every chance closes that voters respond strongly the 1976 Jerusalem Leadership Peres that Israel may need permis to hope to get more tha n a lack of to boast that their policies arc to a change in the economy's direc Conference or the Israel Bond sion from the United States to sell allendance at the State House. responsible. tion. And we have moved from Organization led by Bonds general the Israel-made Kfir jet interceptor You see. that is exactly wh y the • "Real" Gross National Product sickening slump to strong rebound chairman Sam Rothberg. since it tras an American engine. At Kehillah could not get a footho_ld. - total U.S. output of goods and in a short span. The visitors were told by the same time, Peres said Israel has in the Jewish community in Amer services with the impact or price in Thus if the election were to be Rabinowitz that in0ation will con made it clear to the U. S. that it op ica. This is why it failed . Lack of creases on the dollar totals decided today on the issue or the tinue, with prices going up some 30 poses massive arms sales to the consulting tire community on a eliminated - is running ap economy's direction, the percent. But the Finance Minister Arabs even if they contain mauer of concern to the entire proximately 6 to 7 per cent ahead or Republicans would have ii. But it's said the government ' s new guarantees. "We would rather have community, was th e downfall of last year to new highs in dollar obviously not that simple. The fight economic policy is achieving results no guarantees and no arms th e K ehil/ah idea. terms. That annual rate or rise is is yet to come. and has surpassed the targets set for shipments," he said. He said Israel All honor to the orga nizers of healthy and sustainable, neither too Copyright 1976 Field Enter it in the first hair or I 976. can assure the U. S. "that Israel will the gathering, but they cannot feverish nor too feeble. prises, Inc. Despite a $100 million increase in do everything to relieve the Middle complain or the indifference or the • Total employment is at a new East from the need for arms. All we Jewish community. "our commu• peak or close to 88 million, almost 4 Arabs Expect Ford To Recognize PLO want is peace." nity leaders. our Rabbis and our million higher than in '75,, and un Peres also told the Bonds leaders visionaries" to their effort. Israeli diplomats have indicated employment has fallen moderately WASHINGTON: President that while there have been some The Rhode Island Jewish Feder• Ford's reported expression or ap their reservations on this subject to to about · 7.4 million. The overall technical violations or the Sinai ation must be consulted in all such preciation. to the Palestine Libera the Department or State, but it is unemployment rate is down to 7.8 agreement by the Egyptians, the matters concerning Israel and to tion Organization fdr' co-operating most unlikely that the United States per cent from a peak around 9 per agreement had brought about a arouse communal support for Is will take any further steps towards cent last summer. in the evacuation or United States positive change or the atmosphere rael in such moments. This is not • The pace of rise in the cost or citizens from Lebanon recently has acceptance or the PLO at this stage. due to the opening of the Suez the work of one individual, one or'. living has slowed from 12 per cent apparently been construed by pro Major policy changes such as this., Canal and the reconstruction or ganization, one group, no mailer in August 1974, when Ford took, Arab commentators as indicating are normally avoided on the eve or Egyptian canar towns. He said the hc,v well meaning they may be. over, to roughly 6 per cent - a cut that the Americans will shortly a Presidential election. Another Syrians arc also strictly adhering lo The Governor, the political leaders in hair. recognize the PLO. reason is that the PLO has lost the agreement on the Golan · and the clergy of the commnunity ' • Corporate profits may end up favour with the Americans as a Heights although they have not This view was expressed by Dana do not know this b_ut the Je~ ish 25 to 30 per cent over I 975. result or the civil war in Lebanon. changed their hostile attitude to Adam Schmidt or the Christian organization ought to have known Workers' paychecks arc climbing, Israel. Science Monitor as well as by At a recent Cabinet meeting, it. The four ladies wh o signed and for those with jobs, the pay During the stay, Bond leaders Israel's Foreign Minister, their names to the note of protest hikes plus the slower rate or rise in columni'sts of the Washington Star. Yigal were received at the home or Allon, tried to allay the fears or are well understood. But they prices mean some relief from the Jeremiah O'Leary or the President Ephraim Katzir, met with many Ministers concerning what must understand a lso th at an orga cost or living squeeze. Washington Star said that "it has Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Kollek they regard as an erosion in the nization like the Federati on can • lndl!_slrial production has been · become a fact that or life in the and the Foreign Ministry's Director American position on the PLO not be ignored. expanding steadily; retail sales are a Middle East arena that the General Shlomo Avineri and laid question. Tlie Book of Judges tells of a bright spot; consumer confidence is Palestine Liberation Organization wreaths on the graves or former time in Israel "when every man spreading; productivity (output pet' ,has gained acceptance and status Allon said it would be a mistake Chier of Stall Gen. David Elazar did that which was right in his workhour) is rising to help offset with the United States that is nor to exaggerate the American "thank and Lt. Col. Jonathan Nethanyahu own eyes." That time is long gone. pay 1tikes and permit wage increases mally accorded only to nation you." · who was killed during the Israeli We have a Jewish Federation of without necessitating price in States." rescue mission in Uganda. creases; the federal budget deficit is American officials have als<> been Rhode Island now. , billions or dollars smaller than the No official status energetically seeking to convince A FIRST . . . White House predicted in January. The PLO representatives in the Israel that there is no change'in the The first Orthodox congregation I Mr. Segars opinio11 s are his o wn The countdown on good economic United States, hO'Wcver, have not United States attitude towards the in Denver, Colorado, was 'Chevra and 1w1 nece.uari/_r th ose of this news easily could be stretched out. been accorded,any orficial status. , f>LO, ,, , 1 OJtavcy Emu.no. which met in 1877. newspaper. ) ' ' I THI:: RHODE ISLANO' HERALD, _FRID~Y,'AUGUST 20, 19760--5 Herald ads bring results. PARTY SUPPLIES PIANO STUDENTS All OCCASIONS WETHERSFIELD ARTS "Tom Sawyer" in musical adap The first annual Wethersfield tation will close the Musicals for IAR ■ITZYAHS Commons Arts Festival will be helq Child,en series at Theatro-by-thc New England Conservatory IIRTlll)lYS • WEDDINGS Saturday and Sunday, August 28 Sca. "Tom" will play for two Satur --· Graduate s and 29, on the . grounds of the · days, August 21 and 28, at 11 a.m. quadrominium complex in ~nd I p.m. Following the perfor ' : JEANNE STEIN Warwick, according to Lyle Fain, mances, children and parents are in PIANO: major THEORY: minor developer of the project. The vited to meet the actors on the REASONABLE RATES ATn..PARTY festival will be chaired by Ella Rex theatre grounds for autographs, Price who has directed the pictures, or just to say " hello." - CALL 861-1905 WAREHOUSE . Wickford Art Festival for many ERISA WORKSHOP 334 EAST AVE., PAWTUCKET years. The Center for Management Artists in five categories - pain Development at Bryant Colleg~ is t i ng, woodcarving, sculpture, offering an E.R.I.S.A. (Employee M. M.D. photography and graphics - have Retirement Income Security Act) HARVEY BAUMANN, been invited to exhibit and cash Workshop on Tuesday, August 31. awards will be made in each It will be held on the Bryant cam wishes to announce the opening category. pus. Registration is at 8:30 a.m. of his office The festival will be held on the It has been designed to provide a • for the practice of grounds of Wethersfield Commons forum where the Internal Revenue which is located on Jefferson Pari -Mutuel Service and the US Department of PLASTIC, RECONSTRUCTIVE Boulevard in Warwick. The event is Labor will join professional ac Betting part of a series which the new counting and legal practitioners, COSMETIC AND HAND SURGERY quadrominium complex has spon along with plan administrators in FREE sored for the benefit of its own banking and insurance pension 425 Angell St., Providence R.I. 02906 residents and lheir neighbors GEN ACMISSI0N departments for the purpose of up Hours by appointment 274-7552 WITH THIS AD throughout Warwick . dating technical and procedural requirements of the Employee FOR RE S PAWTUCKET FILM SERIFS Retirement Security Act. The The Pawtucket Library will workshop will cover all 5500 Series 8~9-5000 present the second of a series of free forms, related schedules and other 7 DAY CRUISES on the films as part of their "Fil ms Plus" important areas. project funded by National En For further information, contact Superstars of the Caribbean dowment for the Humanities and Phil Graf, Director, Center for Sail the Holltlnd A111erican SSStaJ.endam wBemuula developed by the Modern Language Management Development, 231- or Rotterdam Association and Time-Life films . the SS w N-and Bennuda 1200, ex I. 326. Ifs the most vaotion you can ~t>t in 7 CUys. Your holid.:1 y begins "The Spoils of Poynton," a the minute you bo.lrd e ithe r of the-se mal\mficenl shiP'>. dramatic film series based on a VEGETARIAN CLUB P,,1rhl"!>. movies. danong to one o t m,my orchestras. 24-hour room novel by Henry James, will be On Sunday, _ August 29, the st>rv1ce.-m1dn1d,t buffets. SuPf'rb c uisine~iun and l'ritertainment. presented, free of charge, in two S.11the S.S Ro ttndam lo Nass.iu ,md Bermud.i cldleron Rhode Island Vegetarians arc going parts. The first half of the series Ith• o nly 7 day cru,~ th.JI incl ude> both). or th, SS Statendam to Boston to visit and have dinner to Bt-rmud.i (3 d.ty~ ,11 st".t. 4 d.i ys in Hamilto n). may be seen on Tuesday, August theroofwe at the Hippocrates Health CcnLCr, Lf'.tvt' any S.turddy, now throuWl N oveml>f'r. 24, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the library. where a raw food, vegetarian diet is /\II departures. from New Yor,k . The second half will be shown on don't have, used as a healing technique. From S45o to Bmnuda. From S45o to Na..lu and Bermuda Tuesday, August 31, from 7 to 9 Interested people may call Rod p.m. R.k• An 1-r ut &,t. ud OcL butwecan Locke al(401)421 -575 I or (401 )944- a.,~. /#T ,.,_, ..tk - iltdMlk• ,,..,.,;,;~.. MATUNUCK THEATRE 0488 to sign up for the trip. A car putj9yin "Godspell," an adaptation of the pool will be arranged. Gospel according to St. Matthew, will be the final production of the SINGLE ADULTS Bar Mitzvahs, season at Theatre-by-the-Sea. It will The Single Adults Club of the play August 24 through September Jewish Community Center invites Kosher Ru-ties, 5 at the Matunuck, Rhode Island, singles 35 and over to join club playhouse. Performances will be members and their families on an &Wed. given Tuesday through Friday at excursion to Block Island on Sun 8:30 p.m·., Saturdays at 6 and 9 p.m. day, August 22. The club will meet SPECIALISTS IN HAIR CARE & SKIN CARE and Sundays at 7 p.m. There will be at the JCC at 9 a.m. and share cars 300 COUNTY ROAD, BARRINGTON, R.I. only one matinee on Wednesday, for a ride to Galilee to meet the 11 August 25, at 2 p.m. There will be a a.m. Block Island boat. Call Bobbie 245-3232 special added performance on at the Center. (401)861-8800, or 245-4519 Monday, August 30, at 8:30 p.m. Es ther at (401)751-4592, to register SKIN DEPT Tickets may be obtained by writing for the trip. Plan to bring a lunch or AW\': Theatre-by-the-Sea, Matunuck buy one on Block Island. Providence 02879, or by phone at (401) 789- SINGLES RAP GROUP 3051 ·. The S\nglc Adult Club of the .,\\orriott .. Cu'rrently playing at Theatrc-by Jewish Community Center, for the-Sca, through Sunday, August singles 35 and over, is sponsoring a Charles and Orms Streets 22, is the Leonard Bernstein 272-2400 rap group for women at 8 p.m. on musical, "Candide." Tuesday evenings at the Center. The first gathering was on August 17 and the second will be on August 3 L Call Bobbie at the Center for details at (401)861-8800 Any single SKIN CARE DEPARTMENT men interested in starting a men's rap group should call Irving at (401)331-3084. Now Offering: GOLDSTEIN TO SPEAK Dr. Sidney Goldstein, professor TWO FULLY EQUIPPED of sociology at Brown U nivcrsity, will speak on his recent trip to FACIAL ROOMS Russia at Temple Beth Am on BODY MASSAGE Tuesday evening, August 24, at 7:30 p.m. Of particular interest will be MAKE-UP APPLICATION Dr. Goldstein's observations regar ding the plight of Russian Jews to day. The public is invited.: Other Skin Care,, Services Include: 6 Ex-Nazis On Trial For EYEBROW SHAPING • MANICURES Murder 01 Polish . Jews INDIVIDUAL EYELASH INSTALLATION BONN (JTA): Six former WAXING: TEMPORARY HAIR REMOVAL Gestapo members went on trial in Hannover on charges or being ac !DEPILATRON!PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL complices in the murder of 2481 l;DWIN S. SOFORENKO Polish Jews. The murders took place at the end of 1942 in the city ~ Michael H. Silverman Howard S. Greene of Bilgoraj near Lublin. The city's Our Estheticians were educated Jews were told they were going to under Christine Valmy of Rob_~rt_J-'--J!J_nes Peter E. Fallon be "resettled" in the Soviet Union, Murry M. Halpert . John Edge hut instead were "brutally herded New York and Maria Pole of together" and taken to the Bclzec New Jersey C. Fred Corbett, CLU concentration camp . The prosecutor said that many of the All UNES OF IIIISURANCE FOR BUSINESS Jews were killed before they reach INDUSTRY, HOME AND PERSONAL PROTECTION ed the camp. Three of the accused . I . are also charged with ordering mass OUR NEWEST EXPANSION 211 ANGELL STREET executions in 1942 and 1943 intend ed as revenge for attacks by Polish TIFFANY'S NORTH UNion 1-1923 partisans and the killing of Jews un OPENING SEPTEMBER 1ST lit . for wor~ . One of the three, Our North Mineral Spring branch INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, INC. Friedrich Kellc_r, is alleged t<> ,c tually have earned out the murders. in North Providence 1 \ All six deny the charges. 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ENGAGED: Mr. and Mn. Herl,e,t A, Rolff of Cranston announce the HAIFA: Defense Minister engagement of their daughter, Min Shimon Peres told a gal6cring here dy Jane Rolff, currently a student at '· that since 1967 100,000- Arab the Univenity of Rhode Island, ta refugess have retu1nedJ o Israel un Allen H.D. Motola of Boston. A der the government's program for Student at Boston Unlvenity, Mr. the reunification of the. West Bank. Motola is the son of Dr, and Mn. 8.8. Motola of Crans,;;n. Miu Roiff is a graduate of Cranston East High School and JOE ANDRE'S studying nutrition at U.R.I. Mr. ORCHESTRA Motola is also a graduate of 1~usic for thaf{;ry~~ioi affair Cranston East High School. A wed '; W.Mi ..s kr Mitn•s ding elate hen not been set, 83 l ,_3739 •••. 944-7298 The bride-elect'• grandparenh are Mn. Samuel Roiff and Mn. Manis Wilk, both of Providence. The bridegroom-elect'• grandparents are Mr. and Mn. Hayim Motola of Montreal, Canada, and Mr . and Mn. Dario BenbaHat of London, LES PETITS FOURS GOOD FOOD England. "'ATISSIERIE "'AIIIISIENNE MODERATELY PRICED Peking Rejects Israeli Offer To Aicl Victims CROt·SSANTS - ■ IIIIOCHIES MENU JERUSALEM (JTA): The K uofeng immediately after news of ••• HOP'S ST, ..IIOYIOKNC& . Ill. I. oaeoe People's Republic of China has the disaster arrived in Jerusalem. TIEL 831-'IOl 1 • COCKTAILS• returned to Israel a cable sent by The cable was returned to Israel OPEN DAILY 7 OA YS fROM I f 4 .M. Premier Yitzhak Rabin in which he with a note that since Peking does -N e A .N. ~ P' .N. OP'&N eUNOAY • A .M . TO I P' .M. • ORDERS PUT•UP·TO.GO e,:tel expressed the government's sorrow not have diplomatic relations with CLO8E0 MONOAY TEL . 738-9161 at the loss of life in recent Israel it cannot accept the message. earthquakes. B..abin sent his cable to The cable included an Israeli .offer ,318 WEST SHORE RD ., WARWICK, R.I. the Chinese Prime Minister Hua for medical and other assistance .
Fact: Nuclear power . • electritjty at about haH the cost of oil.
Oil is used.to produce electricity in most of our generating plants. The average cost to generate a kilO\-Vatt hour of electricity, in those plants, is 2.48 cents. In our nuclear plants, the average cost to generate a kilO\-Vatt hour of electricity is 1.28 cents.~ - We know electric bills will not be lower in the future. But, we also know this: With more nuclear power, electric bills will not be as high as they would be if we have to keep using high-cost foreign oil. That's one of the basic reasons nuclear power makes sense. Remember, the energy crisis is stillwithus. We must develop all available sources of energy. We're in this together. Let's solve it together.
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• I - TIii: RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1976-7 Rabin Praises · US Israeli Aid ticipating in Shivat Zion, Rabin do this. Count the tricks now. Two · on that fact if it's being there noted. "But only the last two high Trumps, one Spade, four high makes the difference of a trick. By GU never in the history of mankind has generations had the free opportuni Seua Clubs and three Diamond ruffs in there been a precedent for what ty to fulfill these dreams, the ques .JERUSALEM, (JTA): Premier Declarer's hand. All this depends Y1tzhak Rabin praised the United Zionism has accomplished. Shivat tion is whether they will make use on i$ the Trumps breaking 3-2. If I WOULD UKE TO THANK MY States last night for its aid and un Zion is unique, and one must be of that opportunity. The response they do not, the hand could not MANY FRIENDS AND derstanding ~f Israel. Speaking at patient and understand that the to that question· is more decisive to have been made anyhow. RELA JIVES FOR THEIR GOOD the final session ol'. the Rabbinical fulfillment of such a vision is not the fate of Israel than what a certain Moral: When all signs tell you WISHES SENT DURING MY Council of America convention easy." Senator, a President, a Secretary-of RECENT ILLNESS. State or an Arab leader says. The where a certain card has to be, Rabin said.sometimes he found les~ S\l many generations of Jews MORTON YOUNG u~derstanding among Israelis and since the destruction of the Temple fate of our people has never been so you must govern the entire play diaspora Jews to Israel's policy than had dreams and aspirations of par- much in our own hands." ------by the American government. He described the relations • - . . - .. • .. JULIE'S ,:)"''-'·;;; between the two countries as L, ... , I(_::_..-:--'"-~ ". reaching "one of iis peaks if not the '_, .....,~r-=~~~:~~ ~· .. ,. . highest one. The U .S. g~vernment 6 2 : Q :, ~ :, M O~ RI S ON & S CH I Ff supports Israel in the international arena, in the supply of arms and in BRIDGE economic aid almost with no aus•n••a•·· SPECIAL precedence. The margin between what we want and what we get is CORNED IHF SANDWICH very small." ON HEAD, POTATO SALAD OR Rabin told the Orthodox rabbis that the financial support Israel • ...... • • COLESLAW AND COFFEE. NO 5 received in the last four years for -A hand with the same type of w E SUBSTITUTION. 1.70 situation came up not too long ago arms purchase was three times as p 3 ♦ much as Israel had received in the and stumped a ll of the Declarers. p End SUPER SPECIAL! previous 25 years. " When I am ask This hand did the same when ac tually they should have known ex The bidding was j ust as it M&S KOSHER COOKED ed, do I see the present relations should have been at every table. actly where the key card had to_ be ~ith the United States extending After South opened. North had a into the future, I say: Definitely." and had they governed themselves good raise. East had a fine hand accordingly they would be able to Partaen I ■ A Great Mlllloa with a good six card suit so came CORNED BEEF Telling the rabbis he wanted to make the hand. None of them did. TRIMMED & SLICED 3. 99,. in at the three level with his Dia- speak with them as "partners in a Nortll monds. It is this vulnerable bid at great mission," Rabin said that in 7 that high level that should have terms of "Shivat Zion" (return to • Q • K 7 3 provided South with his clue. Not GOLDEN Zion) "one must bear in mind that ASSOITID ♦ 9 6 5 4 one Ucclarer took advantage of it. RAVOIS ♦ K 10 8 5 South had enough extra 10 try for BLINTZES IIG.9'• l'IIG. East game. his three Hearl bid asking 79' West Having A Party? ♦ A IO North to go on to game ii he had ♦ J9654 2 • Q the upper part of hi s bid which he CALL • J 9 10 6 ♦ 7 ~ ♦ A K J 10 8 3 did. ♦ West dutilully led a Diamond ♦ 9 7 4 6 2 U RENT-ALLS and it certainly looked as ii the Soutll hand would make easily if the Tabi.. Chain ~sh.. ♦ K 8 3 Trumps broke normally. All that .A 8542 had to be lost at a quick glance OUR NEW DISCOUNT EVERY DAY Champagne Fountains ♦ Q would be one Trump. one Heart PRICES ARE IN EFFECT ♦ A Q J 3 and the first Diamond trick. Ex 725-3779 South was Dealer, both sides cept it didn't turn ou t that way. vu lnerable. with this bidding: This is what happened as each De cla rer went about his business the same. They each rulfcd the Dia mond return and drew two rounds ~:·$1 '.. PROMENADE Rm'AURANT or Trumps ending in their own Wecarefor hand. Next they naturally led a small Spade toward the doubleton Queen in Dummy and now the roof lcll in . East won with his Ace, drew ·our kosher r~~rs Dummy·s last Trump and led an rin ,;, c:oncilboned comfort! other Diamond forcing South to • Mondly-8aed SllJffed Slm'4) Pol.~. T-Sal,~.... ______4,s rufl. Eventually that other small Spade in South·s hand had to be customers! t Tlll9day-an.drot.~ . r--.~...._ Scallops ______395 lost for the selling trick. True. this line would have worked had De • W~rot.v...-. -...,-._Balled _ sn.ffed______Rel d Sclll _ _ _ _ _ 375 clarer not been unlucky enough to find East with the long Trump. t Tllundly--0,id Tr,llel Along with BOB of HOPE TRAVEL .A Linkin~ Of The Generations AOL Charges Bias At Exclusive Club ., . 'b~ LOS ANGELES (JTA): The 1=~~i;xe Pacific southwest regional office of / '542 the Anti-Defamation Lcaguc of .. c:,:~1::: ---~ .. -- B'nai B'rith has charged that an ,,. A mthitude of options available at lllbi!lievable low exclusive country club in which prices. so me of Pa lm Springs mos t prominent citizens arc members engages in "i nslitulional d is crimination." According lo Al Navsky, chairman of the AOL's R_.,L.;.=::=;§. regional office, "II was recently - Free Gift and U details . reported that the assistant golf o, cal 728-3600 .. professional at the O'Donnell Golf 32 Goff Ave., PIWtllebt, R.L 02860 Club, David Ross. had admilled lhal applications al O'Donnell .are ca refully screened, ' o therwise, you'd have a lot of Jews coming in there all the time. We try to keep them down to fifteen percent.· " Navsky pointed out that the CHOOSING A REALTOR? AOL's concerns are increased "by the apparent involvement of the WE HAVE SOME GOOD ADVICE! C ity of Palm Springs in the dis c r i min a lo r y policies of th e O'Donnell C lub . O'Donnell operates on a lo ng-term lease from the City of Palm Springs on city -~chard G. HdlandCB. owned properly." The AOL, Navsky slated, is con --....•m•- Rf AllOR:> sidering possible legal action against the club and the City or Palm Springs because of Ross' "ad RESIDENTIAL fl COMMERCIAL• INDQSTRIAL •RENTALS• APPRAISALS mission of the club's discriminatory MEMIIER STATE-WIDE MLS AND poli c ies." He added that the COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT DIVISION regional AOL has wrillen lo th e mayor and City Council of Palm 728-5000 Springs regarding the club's policy and has requested that a "thorough investi gation or the club's ad missions policies be undertaken. SUSAN & ALAN CAREY We have informed the leaders or Palm Springs that discriminati on by I wo generations celebrated their photography. He has published two a lessee of the ci ty operating oii continuity at the 50th wedding an books and'his work has appeared in municipal properly implicates the niversary o f Barney a nd Ida Llfr, Mothu Earth Nrws, Lifmylr, city and its leaders. We have urged Buckler of 15 Cedar Pond Drive, an d o th e r magazi nes. Hi s the mayor to determine what the Warwick, and the wedding of Miss photography has been exhibited al club's policies are and take proper Susan Buckler, daughter of Martin the Woodstock Art Associatio n, al action.'' and Elaine Buckler or 50 the Focus 2 Gallery in New York Narvsky noted that th e Supreme Birchwood Lane, West Warwick, and at the Institute of Contem Court has declared it to be a viola and Alan Carey, son of Louis and porary Arts in London. A graduate WE OWN AND OFFER tion of the Fourteenth Amendment Bessie Ca rey_ of Worceste r, of Bosto n University, he has receiv 135,000 for an institution utilizing public Massachusclls. The double event ed several National Exhibition property to discriminate on the Rhode Island Health and Educational took place on Sunday, July 25, al Awards and is plannin~ an ex hibit basis of race, religion or national 12:00 noon al the Larchwood Inn, of his work al Ulster County Com Building Corporation · origin . According lo the Supreme Wa kefield. munity College in December. Court ruling in one landmark case, The Miriam Hospital Issue The newlyweds arc residing in Ba rney and Ida Buckler lived for he continued, when a stale leases Woodstock. New York. 7.50% 47 years in Providence before mov public property. the prosc riptions Due July l, 1991 The bride holds a B.S. in special ing to Warwick. They have two of the Fourteenth Amendment education from Boston Universi ty Yield to Maturity 7.25% children, Martin or West Warwick musl be complied with by the lessee and a master's in special education and Mrs. Ezra Sheffres of Santa a s tho ugh they were binding Standard & Poor~: A+ Approx. Pr : SI 02.23 from Columbia Teachers College in Barbara, Californ ia. Of their ,five cove n a nt s written int o the New York City. She is forming a grandchildren. Susan is the oldest agreement itself. r-~ new school in Woodstock, New and first lo be married. York, called the "Children's ~~ Annex" for 6 lo 10 year old Diaspora Youth CAROLAN & CO. INC. emotionally disturbed children. 2401 HOSPITAL TRUST TOWER The bridegroom is a former film Participating I PROVIDENCE, R.I. 02903 (4011331 : 1932 maker who has turned lo still JERUSALEM (JTA): A record Available in denominations of $5,000 number of 10,000 youngsters from offering circular upon request abroad have participated this year in activities in Israel offered by the Jewish Agency ' s youth and hechalutz department, Mordechai Bar On, the department's head, told a news conference. He predicted the number should reach almost 20,000 by the end of the year as part of the decision by the Jerusalem Solidarity Conference last year lo make 1976 the year of pilgrimage lo Israel. Some 4200 of the participants were from the U niled Stales and Canada. Another 2500 came from Western Europe, 1000 from Britain and 150 from Iran, Greece and Turkey. Bar On said that during the 20 years the program has existed, 30 percent of the diaspora youth who participated in year-long and half year projects have immigrated lo iJl Israel. Bui, he said, of equal impor tance is that the projects serve lo build up diaspora leadership. He We're· Masters said ihe youths who participate in programs in Israel return lo their communities as natural leaders. Al At Our Craft! the same time, he said, their con tacts with Israeli youths are rewar Collision work is our sperjaltyl ding for the Israelis who discover We'll iron out any exteri9r dam the importance of world Jewry. age done to your car, plus match "We have turned .Israelis into Zionists," Bar On said. the paint. Insurance appraisals. The youths travel to Israel at their own expense except for a $ I 00 RADIATOR & per person subsidy from the Jewish Bos TON Agency. A 44-day seminar in Israel BODY WORKS costs up to $ 1000, including the round-trip night. About 8000 of the t .. ,: ··; .. ·, GA l -2625 youngsters participated in the IAINIY AND IOA IUCl · Over the past four years, For our older Rhode - needed housing money in Phil Noel has worked hard to Islanders, he helped initiate Rhode Island. make our state a better place the nation's first state-wide Phil Noel has trimmed for all our people. His people system of free transportation. the welfare roles, kept down oriented programs and He led the fight for the the cost of state government achievements are things that catastrophic health insur and put our economy back on all Rhode Islanders can take ance program, to protecfour its feet. pride in._ families hit by medical Phil Noel created the disaster. Department of &onomic He created the Rhode PhlNoel Development. He brought in Island Housing & Mortgage Democrat for U.S. Senator Electric Boat and thousands Finance Corporation which Vote September 14, of new jobs to Rhode Island. put over $90 million in much Primary-Day Paid for and authorii cd for Senate Commillee, Henry Fazzano, Chairman, 215 Cedar St., Warwick, R. I. 1~rn 'i 1RHODE istAND '1-iERALD, FRIDAY, ·AuG·usno; 1976 JEWISH BUSINESSMAN ZALMANSON ARRESTED 16 Settlements Due In January ,Never morriec:I, wi1he1 to meet NEW YORK: Schmuel Zalman JERUSALEM (JT A): Sixteen procedures, Almogi said th at if the , Jewish _,, detlri"9 m<1rriage. ond thildreft. · son, brother of former Prisoner of new settlements will be established present structure is continued, A-m of 1·ood character and Conscience Silva Zalmanson and a in Israel and in the administered "strict divisions" must be set appea,aace. Lookfn9 to make Soviet Jewish activitist "refusenik", areas one day during the 29th between the Jewish Agency and the - ....., as well .. myself. was arrested in Riga and told he World Zionist Congress here in Absorption Ministry, but would WRITE would be informed about the Jan uary and the delegates will visit prefer, a joint authority for im II. I. Jewloh Herold lox G-52, 99 V)leloste, St. charges against him within 15 days, the sites to take a symbolic part in migration and absorption to replace Powtud ./ ·- - . r . - ~ . ' _THE:RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1976-11 · LOOKING FOR an apartment, · place a Classified advertisement in Rabin Warns Lebanon Conflict • something used,'a ·service? Find it in the Herald, call 724-0200 to aa the Herald Classified section. To about rates. May End In Security Problem . PAPER & PLASTIC PARTY SUPPLIES By GU Sedu opportunity for a public opinion JERUSALEM (JTA): .Pr,emier campaign against t_he Palestine FOR YOUR Yitzhak Rabin said that he expects Liberation Organizatio!). · '·'The . LABOR DAY PICNIC OR OUTING an extended conflict in Lebanon, PLO has undoubtedly proved itself but once it is over the Lebanese to be a cancerous body in the en\ire Cups • · Plates • Tablecloths • Tableware border will present a special threat fabric of the Arab world,'.' he said. to Israel's security. Meanwhile, "Lebanon was the only secular TOP QUALITY at DISCOUNT PRICES Rabin said in an interview with the country in the Arab world in )Nhich Histadrut ne~spaper, Davar, "the Christians and Moslems could live SEE JEANNE STEIN-at central military element in Lebanon together and the PLO has destroyed presently is the Syrian army." that co-existence." :30a.m.toSp.m. *J'HE* DAILY Rabin said that Syria is Proeram Due 334 EAST AVE. "interested in a calm border with On other issues, Rabin said he 9: 30 am, to 4 p.m. SAT . PARTY WAREHOUSE PAWTUCKET Israel to avoid any Israeli pretext will soon present to the Cabinet a for intervention in Lebanon." He detailed program for the removal of said the success of Israel's policy of the Gush Emunim settlement at hitting terrorist bases has proven Kallum in Samaria . "Gush MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP · itself by the fact that there are no Emunim is a political movement Dr. foreign forces in southern Lebanon which threatens the democratic Usa I . Spraragen, daughter of near the Israeli border. system in Israel,'' he said. He and Mn. Sanford C. Spraras,en of Chinas~~ The Lebanese conflict has asserted that the government 140 Cindyonn Drive, East POLYNESIA~ prevented the Arab world from should also act _strongly·against any Greenwich, has been awarded the and directing its attention to a possible other unauthorized settlement. But, 1976 Dorothy Wagner M,uic CANTONESE settlement with Israel, Rabin said. he aid, action against Gush Scholanhip, Mita · Spraragen . it o CUISINE He noted that there is also less Emunim, must not be only by force dauical guitoriat and has been w,s.v...,.Mo,,~ danger now of an Arab military but also by arousing public opinion studying at the New England °'""''end~ -coordination against Israel. "I against them. eo....,,,atory of Music under Robert p- prefer this reality rather than a Referring to the rescue mission in Poul Sullivan. · concentration of the radical Arab Uganda, Rabin said th at was an She is a 1976 graduate of Eoat forces for a confrontation with example of how the Cabinet should Greenwich High Scheel and will be Israel " he said. Rabin said the work . He said the decision was a freshman at lrewn Univenity this Leba~ese cQllflict has provided an taken by the entire Cabinet. fall. Internal Rifts BACK TO SCHOOL Destroying PLO TEL AVIV , (JTA): The Palestine Z,MOt4 'kldti41#4 Liberation Organization's claim that it is the sole representative of at the Palestinian people ha$ been dealt a severe blow as a result of the ANNOUNCES ITS Lebanese war, it was slated here by Rl's Only Shlomo Avineri, the director general of the Foreign Ministry. ''NEW POLICY'' Speaking at B'nai B'rith House, he ALL MERCHANDISE "All Levi Store'' said that the previous seeming unity of the PLO has been rent by in There's Only One fighting and by its conflicts with various Arab countries. Part of the Name for Cords As PLO, Avineri noted, is in con0ict Tough as a Boy: with the Syrians and one part of the 20% DISCOUNT PLO is ballling another part. "Sometimes, one part of the PLO PRICE RANGE doesn't know who is firing at COATS $80 to $500 whom, or why," he said. Whatever DRESSES $50 to $300 Levrs the outcome of the Lebanese struggle, either in the short-run or GOWNS $90 to $400 long-run, the world will not accept SUITS $100 to $500 .. the PLO's previous claim, Avineri SPORTSWEAR $30 to $250 Durawale Plus rM in Boot leg asserted. Furthermore, he said, "it is difficult to sec how it may regain CASHIMNKAMERICMDl~STER~M~ (Straight leg) is the kind of cordu its former position." Meanwhile, he roy you'd expect from Levi's. Cot noted, Israel has lo maneuver ton on the outside so it feels the between two possible dangerous developments: either the creation of Z,MOt4 'kldti41#4 way corduroy should. Dacron pol a Palesti ne-dominated Moslem WAYLAND SQUARE yester on the inside to control the . slate in Lebanon or the annexation shrinkage and make it strong.L of Lebanon by Syria. Israel must HOURS: 9 to 6:30 • NO EVENINGS watch both developments and act 12 GREAT COLORS f:.,.~ accordingly. . . Rust , _Ji. 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Take advantage be pleasantly surprised. ·New Diplomat SAUL SPITZ and IRVING WATTMAN- In New York JERUSALEM (JTA): Yosef anno'unce the opening of the office Ben,Aharon, a 43-year-old . diplomat, has been appointed chief deputy to Consul General Uri Ben SPITZ-WATTMAN Realtors Ari in New York and will handle political and inteinational affairs. He has been at the nerve center of • RESIDENTIAL INVESTMENT Israel-American relations for the I. past several years, first as a diplomat in the Israeli Embassy in • COMMERCIAL • APPRAISALS Washington when Yitzhak Rabin was the Ambassador, and since the Yorn Kippur War, as one of the Fast Professional Premier's inner staff of aides. For Service Ben-Aharon was co-opted to the Premier's office during the war by _789 ~OPE ST. the then-Director General, Mordechai , Gazit. Premier Golda PROVIDENCE 272-6161 Meir's top aide and now Am bassador to Paris, and stayed on when Rabin became Premier. Rais ed in Egypt, Ben-Aharon is the 118 MATHEWSON ST. father of live daughters, one of IN DOWNTOWN whom is married to a student at the PROVIDENCE Mcrkaz-Harav Kook Yeshiva. He himself took time out between leav ing the Premier's office and taking up the new appointment to study at Jerusalem's "Ohr Samayach" Yeshiva . New York Soviet Jews Ask Family Admittance Lounge: Mon.-Sun. WASHINGTON: At a recent gathering at the Capitol, 50 Soviet lOam- 1 am Jews urged the government to ad Res taurant mit their relatives, living in Italy, to . Mon -Sat this country. 11:30 am-6 pm AccQ.rding to Zindel ORLEC-K - LEWE Zclmanovitch, spokesman for the Miss Ronna Faye Lcwc, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lewe of 125 Ad Hoc Committee for Reunifica Woodbine Circle, Needham, Massachusetts, was married to Gary Lee tion of Russian Families, more than Orleck on June 6 at a 6 p.m. ceremony at Temple Beth Shalom in 2000 Soviet Jews arc stranded out Needham. Massachusetts. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Orlcck of side Rome, living in squalor and 71 Grandview Avenue, Lincoln. without medical or financial aid. Officiating at the ceremony were Rabbi Rcvvcn Slavkin and Cantor • HOT LUNCHES "Many of these refugees have Harold Lew . The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white silk close relatives in the Unied States," organza gown with venetian lace. She carried a cascade of orchids. • BAKED LASAGNE SPECIALS he added. Matron of honor was Jan Fleischman, sister of the bride, who wore a blue jersey and ca rrieo a cascade of spring 0owcrs. Maid of honor was Miss The lmllligration and Naturaliza Andrea Kaplan of Norwood, Massachusetts. Flower girl was Marci tion Service have denied their • REUBEN SANDWICH Webber of West Hartford, Connecticut. They wore coordinated blue requests for visas, saying they do gowns. • SPAGHETTI & PASTA SPECIALS not qualify as refugees since they Best man was Mr. Albert Taccone. Ushers were Howard Paris of Can had settled brie0y in Israel after ton, Massachusclls, and Robert Paige of East Providence. leaving the Soviet Union, according After a trip to California and Hawaii, the couple will set up residence in to Marvin Schick, a political scien North A1tlcboro, Massachusetts. tist aiding their cause.The Attorney General is being asked to waive the SEE MAX I I I immigration restrictions. Similar exceptions have been made for Viet Society namese and Cuban refugees, Mr. OR SEE HENRY! Schick said. CORRECTION Ann, to Herbert Ira Weisberg, son The Herald regrets having made of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Weisberg of Wlll.NUTNIMS Roman Catholi< Publi THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1226=:q Jewish , Content • England Telephone Buildiq at 234 below zero to 120 dep.- above Seeking free Time, Wub.iqton Street in downtown r.cro Fahrenheit. In cue of utility Providence, which will avoid heat power failure, batteries-will provide For A fuller Jewish ·Life · Temperatur~ · radiation from the buildings and ·constant power to maintain · un Tl;L AVIV: Rabbi Arthur ~1-pr._...._ -~ver a range from 40 intcmeptcd operation of the Item.,_ Hertzberg, president of the Hertzberg observed that fund- Old Colony-Newport National American Jewish Congress, raising campaigns and political Banks have entered into an declared recent!y that Jewish rallies for lsrae·I no longer agreement with New--..yigland . organizations such as the World constitute incentives for Jewish life Telephone Company to provide the Jewish Congress must not "lose nor do they fill Jewish life with suf- . Greater Providence area with free even one moment" in starting a licient content. He said the Israeli time and tcmpcrature information by automatic telephone, it bas been Omega campajgn to-instill Jewish content rescue operation at 'Entebbe Air :l-ur5 t'I into Jewish life. port in Uganda may have raised announced by Charles C. Horton, Jewish prestige, but this could be of chairman I of the board and chief Mahl COllljlOMIID a temporary nature because the executive officer. Designs by C'(~.tfJilb The main components of Jewish main problems of Israel and · By dialing n6'2700, any person content, he said, were links with Jewishness have not cha9gcd. 1 may receive an accurate an Israel, Jewish tradition and the. He noted that Zionism and aliya nouncement of the time and WE MANUFACTURE Hebrew language. The deep erosion . are themselves dependent upon the temperature, available on a 24- in world Jewry, the results of Jewish content of Jewish lives. The hgur, seven-days-a-week basis. This OUR OWN FURS ... assimilation and interm;irriage, fact is that almost all Jews who im service is listed in the white pages of WHY PAY MORE? conslitutes a dangerto the continui- migrate ·to Israel come from the telephone directory under ty of the Jewish nation no less than traditional backgrounds, he said, ·"Time-Temperature Service," and the external danger that threatened either religious or Hebrew the n~2700 number is a local call RESTYLING SPECIALISTS!! during the Nazi era, Hertzberg told speaking. Even aliya from Russia is throughout the Greater Providence the Israeli Executive of the World primarily based on those Jews who area. - ' Let us restyle your furs Jewish Congress which is marking had deep Jewish feelings. Those ·The time is given from a clock into the latest in flH' and its 40th anniversary. who lacked it remain in Vienna to . synchronized to the National leather creations go elsewhere, he said. He said the WJC need not seek to lanelil Bureau of Standards and is con ow. sidered the most reliable time ser replace the Foreign Ministry of Hertzberg also chided Israelis HOURS: Israel in its political activities- nor who regard diaspora Jews as "good vice 1n this area. Temperature is 835 HOPE STREET need it attempt to follow the lead of soldiers" to do Israel's bidding but recorded in Fahrenheit degrees Mon. thru Sat. 9-5 from a thermometer atop the New PROVIDENCE the World Zionist Organization in are never really consulted. or asked Eves. by appointment purely Zionist activities. Its main for advice. ltzhak Koren, chairman 351-4147 task is lo preserve the Jewish nation of (he WJC's Israeli Executive, and its activities in interfaith dis- countered by criticizing American MUSIC FOi All OCCASIONS cussions and efforts • to establish Jews for failure to prepare the tools WEDDINGS& relations with Third World nations to light the erosion of Jewish life IAIMITZVANS Sandwiches, Salads, are also of great importance, he and, in fact, failing to foresee such said. • developments. RICHARD CHERLIN NOW! Snacks & Desserts served Closing Up The $ Gap ORCHESTRA on the PA TIO. (Continued from Last Week) Trade. It met in Washington in 711-4211 ' The Israelis, for their part, we~i: May, 1975, and again in Israel last ready to check which American March. Its reports arc tremendous I DAYS INCL $399 products suffer discrimination ly encouraging documents, for they All FAil relative to the favoured Europeans. speak of active measures to foster Aht ••d. 1 Niph i•d . ....11 In each instance they offered to U. S. investments in Israel. ..,,1,, Dtlut .,., CNd1, give fvlly lM: tftNl ,~, ...... , . that tariff (and eventually the zero These measures include forming All An & Ntl.t lu.n. I tariff) applicable to all imports of an lsrael-U.S. Joint Business Coun ~ .W.,n... It D1i - 742 East Ave. that particular product, from any cil (under Governor George 1~ IIN 11tcl. 11 Al· source. Romney); prompting OPIC lr1<1te11. IN, ., (At the Blackstone Blvd end of Hope St.) Nesotia~ (Ov~seu Private Investment ~r ,.,Cn 1le .., , "·"' Negotiations with the U. S. in poration) to lend money to or invest Jet Ir• Open evenings until midnight. it in American companies that ...... •June, 1975, f,evea!ed that 133 of its f rul ~ I products wote adversely affected by operate in Israel; and encouraging frNCIW t , ... (CIOHd Sun. • Mon. Israel's tariff treaty with the Com the Export-Import Bank to supply ,.,.,, w.,... .. IJurlns July • Aus-) mon Market. Israel agreed to credit, and in particular to un & Di>Hyloool. r, Al, derwrite leases of U. S. equipment .,. Fr..,.., .,_,,,n ,. PPPiUll,.1PiTJ..l.i C n ARPS generalise those tariffs by last 11oy IS CIIICI. S.111< January, the terminal date set in the to Israeli firms. s..,,. mw ..... Call 722-7474 for Trade Act. Two openings arc of parti~ular This was done, and Israel was CRANSTON TIAVR value. Israel is an approved supplier NIM Aft. Take out service duly admitted to the list of . to the U. S. Defence Department c- 715-2311 territories enjoying GSP (Generalis and of the commodities and services ed Special Preferences) - the tariff financed by AID (Agency for Inter cut authorised for developing coun national Development) - a sub Custom Hairpiece for the Active Man tries. sidiary of the World Bank which Both sides gained from the deal. gives soft loans to countries in need. Delivery Guaranteed within 21 Days Out of Israel's $300m. of exports The U . S. will ensure the Tennis ... Underwater ... Everyday Wear (including SI 50m. of diamonds), availability of grain and raw $50m.-$60m. benefit from the GSP. materials, even when they arc in The average duty remitted 'is 7 or 8 short supply. (This undertaking was SER VICES & REPAIRS - ALL ON PREMISES percent, so the tariff benefit can be originally given when Israel signed All Work Guaranteed estimated as totalling about $5m. the Interim Agreement with Egypt.) for the export figure registered in The U. S. will also help expand and 1975. modernise the storage a11d II ANTHONY'S IMAGE" The universalisation of Israel's warehousing facilities for such preferential tariffs on those I 33 products inside Israel. 272-3237 products that proved to be of Finally, a U. S.-lsrael Bi concern · to the Americans provides National Science Foundation, es 105,6 Hope St. a gain of $9.2m. to all the suppliers tablished in 1972, is given body in (Upstairs from Richard's House of Beauty) .involved, of which $6.4m. are a gain an agreement signed at that March to the Americans. 3 meeting of the Joint Committee. FINEST QUALITY MEN'S HAIRSTYLING The successful conclusion of this It will have an initial capital of round of discussions has created an $60m. in Israeli currency, each Private Booths ... Manicuring By Appointment exceptional situation for Israel: for government supplying half. The U. her industrial goods she faces zero S. contribution consists of debts duties in Europe, thanks to her trea owed by the Israel Government on ty with the Common Market, and account of agricultural surpluses, zero duties in the U. S. thanks to which Washington agrees to re the GSP. These two markets channel for research purposes in the between them account for more Foundation. than half Israel's total visible exports. Objects Qf .the Foundation are Llmltatloa strictly of the kind that benefits Mr. Kiryati points out one or two /both countries by significantly in curious limitations. The GSP creasing exports, helping an. entire \ RHODE ISLAND'S GALLERY benefit applies only on goods whose industrial field, contributing to ad Featuring Museum Quality Works of A, . sales to the U. S. do not exceed ditional development of products, S25m ., or 50 percent of that coun processes or markets, etc. Due To An Error Isac Goody's Works Were Not Listed Correctly In The try's total imports,' All these devices will, in the end, Last Ad - Below Is The Correct Listing It happerrs that Israel sells to the contribute to the gradual elimina Americans $5,000 worth of Dead tion of that $600m. trade gap. They Sea bath salts (good for will do it in tile constructive way, ' - • ISAC GOODY -' 18 C~lor Serigraphs 23" x 30" rheumatism) a year. This is well not by brusquely reducing the supp Numbered and signed. Including: "The Wailing Wall," below the ceiling figure of $25m., ly of goods and services to a volume "The Rabbi from Jerusalem,' '. '."The Skier" and ' but on the other hand is I00 percent consistent with Israel's scanty of America's import of that purchasing-power, but (again, as ''Basketball'' product. So the ,famo~ bath salts was done in tlie Marshall Plan) by are ~xcluded from the duty free list helpin.g Israel to boost that right now. . purchasing-power tlirough higJier -~ 0/tl~ located in the Greenwich Shoppin; Center In July, 1974, Secretary of the production, and through the new 778 MAIN STREET, EAST GREENWICH, R. I. Treasury William Simon and (and in some cases privileged) (opposite E. G: branches of RIHT & Old Colony Banks) Finance Minister Yehoshua export opportunities offered by the Telephone: 401;-884-0420 Evenings: 401-884-5765 Rabinowitz ini\ialled an agreement Am~rican authorities. . . establishing the U.S. - Israel Joint - R'eprinted from The Jerwalem Committee , for lnveslJlle,nt :a!ld · fost ··~-· - . ~l!HE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 201 1976 llrael Is B~o_adc~sting 'Blockade' Of Lebanon · Bedouins Angry l!EL AVIV: According to a · shipments primarily from Libya Over Decision m:ent· Israel state television broad- and Egypt. · · • , . aut,_ l~raeli. patrol boats ·are , "Navy boats today stand :~~ a ·· · By Gil Sedan ~ltadmg the Lebanese coast and barrier between the supply -shif!L JERUSALEM (JTA): Hammad saazmg weapons headed for leftist and - the Lebanese coast. The · Abu Rabi, a Bedouin, has asked ~osle~s aod ~a!esti~ians -battling significance · of. this operation is a · Premier Yitzhak Rabin to meet n9'il-wmg Christians m Lebanon's maritime blcfc~ade of arms to the with the leaders of the Bedouin civil.~ar. left-and Moslem forces," the televi- tribes in the Negev over the l'h•s w_as the first semiofficial sion broadcast said in a long report - government's decision to go ahead oon~rmat•on of reports received on the increased sea patrols. · with the settlement of Bedouin earl~r- that Israel w~s aiding the Israel's military command declin- claims of ownership of nearly two 4rhrist•ans by -stoP,pmg t_he arms ed to comment on the broadcast. million dunams of land in the northern Negev. The meeting was demanded after Bedouin leaders expressed anger over the decision last Wednesday by the Ministerial Committee on Israeli Arab Affairs, headed by Rabin, to accept the recommenda tion of an interministerial com millee that a committee be set up to negotiate a compromise with the Bedouins and th a t a supreme decisions commitlee rule on claims in cases where compromise selllements could not be reached. The Bedouins claim that the government decision will deprive them of most of the land they now own in the Negev. The issue has already been tested in the courts with the government winning in all cases. The decision by the ministerial committee would provide the Bedouins with more compensation than they have received from the courts. @,ulnu 220 The meeting of the Ministerial ARSAC-FAIN Commitlee on Israeli Arab Affairs Jlaylanb &quart Miss Roberta Fain, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fain, was was its first since the Cabinet decid &trttt married at a noon ceremony on August 8 to Lucien Albert Emile Arsac, ed on May 23 to establish the com 220 llattrmau son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arsac of Peage de Rouissi llon, France. Of millee in the wake of the Mar. 30 Jrnnibtntt. It t 02906 ficiating at the ceremony wa~ Judge Jacob J. Alprin. A reception im disturbances by Israeli Arabs in the mediately followed the double ring ceremony. Galilee. The Cabinet at that time also decided to set up an ~ The bride wore a long; white dotted swiss gown with Queen Ann neckline trimmed with re-embroidered Alencon lace with a matching hat. interdepartmental committee of uln The · Kastner organization has HOURS , reportedly lined up Godfrey Cam Silky soft. sensuous, and 10-6 bridge to play President ldi Amin of MON.• so very elegant. From a- aupe,b collection of fresh- new Uganda, Louis .J o rdan as the 176 WAYLAND AVE., PROV. SAT. French pilol, Elke Sommer as a FREE PARKING AT WAYLAND 10-9 faaloions from the finest Designers both here and abroad. woman hijacker and Chaim Topol SQUARE LOT THURS . as the Israeli counterintelligence hero. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY. AUGUST 201 1976-IS Rabin Draw,$ A Parallel JEWISH BOOK MON'OI Anti-Semitism JERUSALEM (JTA): Premier NEW YORK: Jewish Book Schwartz, president of_the Jewish Yitzhak Rabin drew a parallel Month will be celebrated this year Book Council of JWB, under whose between the Athens airport attack from Nov. 1.2 to Dec. 12, it was an- auspices the Month is observed last year and the Istanbul raid in n