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1/11, NUMBER 26 FRIDA Y,. AUGUST 24, 1973 12 PAGES Soviet Jews, Russians Clash At USSR Gomes MOSCOW A group or Russians clashed wi th about 20 Soviet Jews who had rooted for the Israeli basketball team at the World U niversi ty Games here- The Jews. leaving the Central Army Sports C lub, wher.e the basketball competitio n is being h e I d , we re s e t u po n by unide ntified Russians. seeming ly irritated by the Jews' displaying or an Israeli fl ag and of Hebrew slogans during a game between the Israeli and Puerto Rican teams. Israel won, 77 to 6 1. According to wi tnesses. two Jewi s h wo m e n were near ly knocked to the ground, a man's arm was twi sted and hi s eyeglasses broken and three persons were taken to a police station. T he three were identified by friends as Vik tor Polsky, a 43- year-old engineer who has been frustrated in au cmpts to emigrate to Israel . hi s daug hter, Marina, MEMBERS OF THE TOUR which recently returned from Israel are, first Judith Rabinowil7, Diane Lurensky and Brad Salon. Standing in the row, left to right, seated, Edward Finkel, Nathan Lukinsky, Marcie Abra 14. a nd a no th er youngste r . third row, left lo right, are Joseph Colodner, group leader; Tiria Hirsch Aleksandr YoHe, 16. mson, Diane Solov, Sandra Epstein, Irwin Kula, and Robert Cabelli of berg, counselor; Marcia Berger, Judith Olshansky, Charles Spector, Alan North Kingstown. In the second row, kneelinq, left lo right, are Rene Kachinsky, Joshua Hammerman, Stephanie Wolf, Aaron Kula, Falma The incident was the la test in a and Linda Koszerowski of Uanston, Norma Silverstein, Oro P,ochovnick, Wein..l, co~ :11elor-g1,,.,de, and S THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1973 - J For the past IO years, news Herald subscribers comprise an papers have invested more than active buying market. For $100 million a year in new and excellent results, advertise in the better equipment. Herald. Call 724-0200 or 724- 0202. HAPPINESSU !:i!:mOO!'ZiP!:iP!:i!m!'.l!Zil:i!'Zi S Reserve for labor Day '8 Aug. 31-Sept. 3 (~~ 13 Reserve for High Holidays 13 WE KHP PRICES DOWN ~ NOVICK'S MIWS, MASS. 02054 ~ ,.i. 617-376-1456 § WARM-FRIENDLY -~~~~~:!;~•U s Jrneohdaily 13 w:..~· ~::,";';;;..~~~m,;.,, ~ s95 4 Do~ Cookouts. 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Titled "Institute of Awareness," the CALL US rREE day long program of orientation and information will be held on Tuesday, September 18, al Ledgemonl I .l~:1=:.1~~J. Country Club in Seekonl<, Massachusetts. Poll Shows Non-Jews In US Uncertain On Jewish Problems NEW YORK - Whal docs a think the America n Jewish com· • large sample of the non-Jewish munity isolates itself; 22% fe lt this population of a typica l medium• was th e case. However. a lmost sized Midwest community know three-quarters (73%) did not be· and think about Jewish issues? lieve there was any real basis for JETSYOU The B' nai B'rith Youth Organiza the Jewish stereotype today. There ti o n went into the streets and still seems to be considera ble homes of C hampaign, Ill. to find question or uncertainty about how out. Covering over a thousand re the American Jew looks at him • ROUND TRIP! NON-STOP! spondents o n critica l issues self. Forty-three percent of th ose concerning Israel, Soviet Jewry surveyed thought the American a nd the American Jewi sh commu • Jew saw himself as an Ameri can nily, the BBYOers and their adult fir st; 26% th ought he saw himself advisors found considerable uncer as Jewish first - and a lmost one TO MIAMI BEACH tainly, but a largely positive recep third (3 1%) seemed to be unclear ti on a nd favorable reacti on. or uncerta in about thi s. In relation to Israel, 50% of those responding felt the U.S. Hair Cutting Solon CHRISTMAS WEEK! should continue iL s military sup• port of Israel. Twenty-one percent P1•1 pe , ..,011 rO u11 ct tr ,p , .1,r 011 1" · ,n r. luri"'I~ With A Philosophy ,1' 1 ..,,,r11 THI ONLY INGLfSH lfWI\H WEEKLY IN R ' AND SOUTH/AST MASS In America ....."'=~;~'=ny MAIL..c> ADDIISS: lea 6C»J, ~ . I.I. 02904 ,...,...... 72~00 By PLANT: HeNW Wey, effWMIS..,St., ,._.,, I.I. 02N1 While visiting my parents in My husband and I feel that we OfflCI: 141 T•Uftt.n Awe., ...,~. IJ. Baltimore recently, I read several Harry CBlA IUCIHUIG...... Monopll Mite, want only happines for our chil • issues of the Herald. The letter to dren when they choose a mate. II ' ' Golden the Editor from Mrs. Fred Adler is not our place to judge their fu I' ,, prompts my reply. ture, only to guide them en route. Mrs. Adler, my husband is a Yenta the Matchmaker is a thing non-Jew. We are raising our chil of the past, Mrs. Adler. Please • dren as Jews. And we arc not give them your blessings, not your alone. You may not be aware of criticism. Bury some of those , what is going on now, but many of ...... What Happened ..... to ideas from another world and age. the Milk Porch? FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1973 these marriages are working out Look upon these marriages as well, as is my own. happy unions which will enhance Seventy years of living has You sec, Mrs. Adler, if a couple our Jewish heritage by c,panding taught me that no kitchen ever Eyes on the Figleaf of mi,cd faiths asks a rabbi to it to our neighbors in the process ought to be without a pair of With the voluminous talk of the "energy crisis" and the eternal ten- _ marry them, they must have feel of loving, honoring and cherishing scissors. sion in the Middle East, a great deal of attention has been focused on ings for Judaism! Why turn them one another. er aps. Mrs. Adler, You need the scissors to open the possibility that the U.S. may have to back away from its support of away? If so, they might go to a you arc not aware of the great the products that come wrapped in Israel because of its need for Arab oil. We often wonder whether the priest or minister who would glad number of quiet, sincere and effec plastic. I doubt seriously that the West isn't more obsessed with Israel than the Arabs are. ly marry them and welcome them tive conversions TO Judaism that ci rcus strong man could tear hi s Some Arab nations have long made rhetoric about oil and Israel, of to his church. I feel that we should we younger married know and sec. way into plastic-wrapped Swiss course, and the current concern arises because Saudi Arabia has started recogni ze these marriages in the As a Jewish newspaper. the cheese. to join in. Lobbying for a more pro-Arab U.S. policy by Mobil and hope that our heritage will pros Herald also publishes news on Life is a process of keeping Standard Oil of California, two of the partners in Saudi Arabia's main per. Ho ll ywood a nd Watergate. so wh y track of laundry tickets, keys and oil consortium, apparently results from something King Faisal said to At present, we arc living in a not report on weddings of commu drivers' licenses. Lose one of these their e,ecutives. But we wonder just what the king said, and what he small community in Southern Ala nity interest' Hold out your arm s a nd you can throw yourself out for meant by it. Similar we ll-publicized remarks by his oil minister, Sheik bama. The temple here consists of to all the new lyweds. in Peace and a week . Losing a whole key chain Ahmed Zaki Yamani, seemed on close e,amination to peter out into re 45 families, many of which arc in Love. It is time for in- gathering. is a trauma riva led only by birth. I markably vague and mild statements. We wonder whether the whole is terfaith . Statistics show that the Mrs. Adler, let"s not j ust keep propose here to lay out the sue is being kept in perspective. rate of divorce is c,trcmcly low in the Faith. Let U.S..iprcad it! Golden plan for snappy living. Take, for example, the "energy crisis, " which in fact is America"s ad interfaith marriages today. This MARJORIE ALPER SCHULTZ W .C. Fields used to keep justment to becoming a larger-scale importer of oi l like other industrial indeed sig nifies a closer unity (Mrs. Arthur D. Schultz) bottles of gin in discreet tree nations. Saudi Arabia, which sits on some 28% of the world's proven oi l within the younger generation than Route 2, Box 55 crotches should he feel the need is of course a key factor in meeting future world demand. And the c,istcd in our grandparents era. Colu mbia, Alabama for a drop while out on a United States will need some Middle Eastern oil to meet its increasing perambulation. Older actors whose demands. But even 10 years from now about half of American needs will Your memory plays them fa lse often be met domestically, and nearly half of the rest from elsewhere in the keep their lines in their hat. If Western Hemisphere. Some of the remaining 25% to 30% will come they miss a cue, they simply take from non-Arab lands such as Iran. Up to now, for instance, our largest Money's off the old chapeau. wipe their supplier from the Eastern Hemisphere has been Nigeria. brow and the show goes on. Always keep the bedroom As far as the Arab world is concerned, a renewed war with Israel supplied with a fl ashl ig ht. Power would indeed end anger the flow of Persian Gulf oi l. But this possibility Worth seems to blind American opinion to the even more seri ous Middle East railures never occur &I high noon but · fr om du sk onw ard. The lu cky trouble spots that border directly on the oi ld fields. As an immed iate ones sleep through the power source of an oil crisis, Arab-Israeli conflict rank s somewhere below Kur dish nationalism, the Iraqi-Kuwai t confrontation over the island s of failures. Usuall y I am watching Babiyan and Warba, the Iraqi -Irania n dispute over the Shall al Arab Ahead: "Truth in Warranties?" television. I must immediately lay waterway, the Saudi tension with Abu Dhabi over the Buraimi Oasis, hand s on my flashlight , and turn manufactured after the effective the kn ob 10 "off." H you don"t do ,nd the ethnic rebellion in the Dhofar province of Oman. Awaiting action by the full Senate when it gets back to work date - a gap you should note this, then when the power comes Arab politics might not even be as monolithic on Israel as many in in early September is the 1973 well. back on, the television will awaken the West seem lo think. In spite of King Faisal's fear of the Jews, the Consumer Product Warranties and With state aft er state passing its you. Saudis have not forgotten that the 1967 war forced Egypt to withdraw Federal Tr a de Co mm ission own wa rr ant y law. why turn now I a lso recommend a irline its e,peditionary force from the Yemen, from which it occasionally Improvements Act, introd uced by to a rcderal truth-in-warranties calendars for every room. The dropped gas bombs on Saudi border villages. Sens. Frank Moss (D.-Utah), bill' airlines distribute big calendars Rhetoric about Israel in fact often seems to be a "figleaf" as one Warren G. Magnu son (D.-Wash.) For the simple reason th at the with four-color shots of faraway Middle East bureaucrat puts it, for more pressing economic objecti ves. a nd others. sta te-by-state approach has been places. The contractors a nd Saudi reluctance to increase oil production has its real origin in prob The pioneering legislatio n, say precisely that - a patchquilt s urveyors of concrete also lems of absorbing oil revenues in a near-feudal economy. Yet the Lon congressional insiders, has pallern. It has not given us the di stribute big calendars. The don-based Internation!II Institute for Strategic Studies says the answer " favora ble pros pects' in both the yardsti cks whi ch are essential if lawyer s and the in sur a nce favored by the Saudis and other Arabs is "a dream of tra nsforming Senate and the House. and could we are to compare product companies send orr illy-billies for themselves from mere reservoirs into industrialized states, e,ploiting a become law this year. If so, this warranties intell ige ntly. Certainly, illy-billy desks, which cramp a combination of surplus capital and cheap energy in order to process oil would be a major step forward in the stale laws do not have the full man. and other goods for the world market." This dream needs cooperation consumer protection - and be of lega l impact whi ch a federal law If you live in a home in which from America, both as an outlet for investment money and for help enormous dollars-and-cents value would have. you occasionally need a ladder, I creating a local petrochemical industry; the IISS remarks that industri to all of us. And even in states which have suggest you find a new home alization depends on "assured e,port markets for oi l products and other For this bill would require warranty laws, the va ri ations are promptly where you do not. If a manufactures." manufacturers and merchants who bro a d and befuddling . In new home is beyond your means, While Saudi Arabia may suffer pressure from more miltant Arab offer warranties on products California, a consumer may sue then stop saving things that go on lands, the militants themselves have their own economic interests. We selling for more th.an $5 to: for triple damages in event of a high shelves. No one should ever hear reports that Iraq's oil boycott plan, for instance, would give Iraq an • Spell out "clea rly a nd willful violati on of a warranty by climb a ladder indoors. increased share of the market. Libya has nationalized American proper conspicuously" the terms and the manufacturer. In Oregon, a Scales on which you can ties ostensibly over Israel, but it has nationalized British properties os conditions of the warranty; consumer who sues a merchant in determine your weight belong on tensibly over the Persian Gulf islands of Abu Musa, Greater Tunb and • Differentiate clearl y between order to force him to honor a the milk porch. It is true that Lesser Tunb. It recently put production limits on Standard Oil of Cali full and partial warranties; warranty also may collect legal many homes are no longer fornia despite Calfornia Standard's pro-Arab lobbying, suggesting that • Authorize the Federal Trade fees. In New Jersey, automobile equipped with the milk porch the real targets of the campaign are the oil companies that have not yet Com _mission to develop dealers must guarantee that the because women have given up agreed to Libya's economic demands. regulations on what information cars they sell will pass state churning milk into cheese and Egypt's President Anwar Sadat saluted one of Libya's nationali zations should be included in both full and inspection. Some states prohibit butter. Therefore, many of us are in a militant speech about beginning the battle against American inter partial warranties, issue rules on wa rranties which waive the without scales. If you are able to ests in the Arab world. Two weeks before, he was inviting Enon to e, e,tension of warranty periods if implied part of the warranty. put the an,iety of weight out of plore for oil under a 30-year contract. Two weeks later, he was soliciting repairs aren't performed within 10 Other states have no consumer your mind, perhaps you are better American bids for construction of a $300 million Suez-Mediterranean days, and establish informal means protection laws al all or none off without the scales and the milk pipeline. for settlement of disputes; worth of the description. porch. The Arabs no doubt are tough customers to deal with, as are the Nor • Permit the FTC to seek coiirt In fact, accuses a spokesman for wegians, the Ecpadorians, the Alaskans and almost anybody else who injunctions to halt deceptive the Consumer Federation of "Media" is a Terrible Word sits on oil. There may be serious trouble ahead if they decide to for Pete Gogolak, the Giants' place kicker, is a friend of John Bruno, proprietor of the. Pen & Pencil. When Gogolak arrived there the other night, Bruno led him to a table, asking "Do you want to sit on the 50-yard line - or in the end zone?" Henry Mancini has WARM composed the oflicial new song lor the Los Angeles Rams, The Rams Are · Rollin", with lyrics by Jay SOME Livingston and Ray Evans. When Appellate Judge Arthur BODY Markewich was asked if he would attend the October So,iel The unique design of Stone A mer i can Symposium on Marten created by James Galanos lnlernalional Trade lo be held in Moscow, he replied. "Absolutely --exclusively ours from. our north not. If you only knew the trouble country collection my grandfather had getting OUT of Russia in the 1880s" ... The Dalal Lama is planning lo lea,e his North Indian ·exile for his first trip lo Europe, •isiting libelan refug~ in Great Britain and 11 other countries. Putnam's will publish a hardcover edition ol Heavy 64 years of fine fur tradition Traffic, American-lnternational's lirst animated full-length film New England's largest leature Laurie, the 16-year-old exclusive furriers daughter of Fred MacMurr.ay, enrolled at London's Royal Academy ol Dramatic Art ... Excerpts from the private diaries ol novelist Evelyn Waugh will appear in the September issue of Esquire. Waugh once described Sir Noel Coward as having "a simple friendly nature, no brains and a theatrical manner." Bruce Mailman and Albert Poland, producer and general manager ~ Al Carmines' musical, The Faggot, were notified that UCLA i• u•ine their Off Off Broadway Book as a ·,ext for its newly cruted contemporary drama course ... 78 locations were used . for Dino de Laurenliis' IIOW thriller, The Stone K ii/er, (ijJ,ich was shot in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, but only · one of them was a studio ... Theodore Blkel said at Pull Theatrical he'll -. 6 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1973 Prospects who buy often are newspaper . ad than occasional TRADE INCREASE much more likely to see your buyers. PARIS - French-Israeli trade is increasing by a yearly total of bet ween IO and 15 percent, SUCC-ESSFUL CUSTOM-MADE according to French officials. At the same time, economic ex-perts DRAPERIES describe trade between France and FROM the Arab States, except Lebanon, IN~ESTING as "stagnant" or worse. JACK'S FABRICS ROGER E. SPEAR WILL BRIGHTEN Savings Bonds' Facts growth slowed down in the 1970-71 YOUR HOME OR OFFICE Q: Do U.S-. Government E a nd period, a return to the former lffel ~~A~~~! H bonds have a fi xed date for re this year with growth of al least eSUPCOVERS•BED SPREADS demption• I have a number of E 14% to IS% in the next several •WINDOW SHADES , -~INWMIN'SLUNCHEON "- bonds dating back to April, 194 5 years appears probable. a nd some H bonds bought as early •UPHOLSTERING SPICIALS DAL.,,. Factors which are expected lo as Sept.. 1957. What would a $100 aid corporate growth are: product • COClttAIU • J Decorating E bond purchased in April. 1945. dhersification, foreign expansion °"" o.-.r , o•rs ,1011 " .._._ be worth today? H .A. and entry into the beauty salon Problems? • OltOIIS Ni1T-UP.T0-60 • ...i( - ~~ . A: The E bond, purchased al fi eld. The latter is now being tested TU. 731-1161 ~ S75, 28 years ago, is worth just in three cities. Most promising of CALL 725-2160 >J11 WHY SHOii ID~ WAIWICll, -1.l over S195 today. Your H bonds, these new areas is the mail-order ...... ITE. 117 FrH Parlcing 9,30 a.m.-S,30 p.m. Mon .-Sar. 725 DEXTER ST., CENTRAL FALLS those issued between February 1957 apparel business which is now in and No,ember 1965, are in a 10- limited operation. If Arnn is suc year extension period. Unless a cessful in the entirely new field, second 10-year extension is grant earnings could improre materiall y. BOTHERED BY BUGS? ed, these would be due 20 y.... rs Hold. from the date of issue. In all proba Prospects for Protection bility, howffer, the Treasury will Senice Companies · extend the life of these H bonds Q : I am interested in investing another 10 years as ii has with in a company whic h provides FREE FLEA AND TICK DIP bonds issued in the prior 5 years. crim e protecti on services. Should I The life of older E bonds (those ho ld Baker Interna ti o nal'' Would WITH GROOMING AUG. 2S-AUG. 31 issued through May I 949) has also yo u name another firm in thi s been prolonged by the Treasury, field to buy'! G.A . with 3 fO-year extensions accorded A: Although th• •arious com Ofer the years. The maximum life panies operating in this sector ha•• PUPPY LUV for this class of sa,lngs bond will been weak marker performers of be fort y years. Thus, a bond pur late, a few appear worth consid 245 ROCHAMBEAU AVENUE chased in I 945 would enter its final erinq for long-tl"rm in¥estment. It is DIVISION OF MARUBI KENNELS, INC. decade of life in f 975. estimated lhal th• pri•ale crime Q : We would like to have any protection industry grosses more inform ation you can give us on than $3 billion annually, about Winter Park Telephone (OTC). double the figur• a d•cade ago. ------· ------.E. And, according to indu stry sources, A: This independent telephone a 10% lo f 5% annual increase in TAKE PRIDE company provides service around the market is expected lo continue. the Tallahassee, Deltona and Or Sources for expansion include: for IN RHODE ISLAND lando areas in Florida. Some 600 eign marke ts, fire a larm de,·ices for square miles are serYed by the com· homes and institutions, electronic pany, including the '"'at Training suneillance defices, airline securit y Center in Orlando, areas in Central checks and further penetration into Stride Rite Florida adjacent lo Watt Di sne y the industr;ial guard area which is World, and 50 square miles in now a highly fragmented situation. f..! Georgia. Last yea r, re,·enues in Corporations and institutions, fo r 8(J( >TE Y creased 27%, income 32% and the the most part, employ their own number of phones in se rYice f8%. guards rather than utilizing profes In the 12 months through June 30, sionally trained personnel from the re,enues rose 26%, white net gained security senices industry. 20%. Earnings were equal lo 51k a There are six companies which share rersus 4'k in the preYious 12 derh·e the major portion of revenu es months. For the full year, profit of from protection services. More than 62( or more appears lo be the min 85% of Burns lnlerna ti onal's imum possible. O,er the past S (ASE), Pinkerton's (OTC) and There's no years the company has achieYed an Wackenhul's (OTC) rnlume is gen war erated by providing uniformed annual average compound growth rate of 22%. guard senices. Brinks Inc. (OTC) Shares, currently trading at 24x is the leading company in the ar to 11ake a finer saildle. mored car field. Two other firms in projected earnings, appear to be a buy for conserYalive investors seek the industry are listed on the New ing modest income and growth. York Stock Exchange: American District Telegraph and Baker In A •on Opening ternational. The former deriYes r« Iowa,. New Doors enues from electronic suneillance Q: I am holding a couple hun devices for fire and crime protec dred shares of Avon Products tion. The latter company is more Nylon Stitc hed 2. Molded Counter (NYSE) at a n average cost of 14 ½ broadly based, offering armored Genuine Leather For Snug Heel Fit. a share. Do you recommend my car and guard serYices, alarm de Uppers 3 . Fully Lined to getting out of this stock in view of vices and fire detection systems. Hold Their Shape its recent slide in price? If so, Shares of this company have long what would you suggest as an al- term growth potential and should ternative? J .R. · C us hione d be held. In the first half, Baker's A: The recent price reaction in earnings 26% on a 12% in Foam Filler. •"Sf the shares of this glamour growth crease -in revenues. Based on esti stock was caused by a negative re 8. Flexible Long mated 1973 earnings of SI.IS a view published in a popular finan Wearin_g Sole share, this issue is currently trading 5. Shaped on Lasts cial magazine. Release of second and Heel. at a 21x multiple, well below the Engineered For quarter results, which were slower aYerage of the last 5 years. A more Perfect Fit than anticipated, compounded the speculative issue which also rates weakness. The June quarter results attention, Wackenhut has recently 9. Made with Goodyear showed a 16% gain in sales while received a SI. I million government We lt construction, earnings came in 9% above the contract for guard personnel and the finest method 1972 quarter. The narrowing in the communication equipment. of s hoe making profit margin reflected higher rent ever devised. PW OPENS OFFICE al and personnel expenses resulting BONN - The Palestine Liber 7. Fibre Insole 6 . oodyear Welt from a move to new New York ation Organization is to open an Absorbs Moisture. Lockstitched With Gty headquarters, a slight increase 10. And our professional s hoe office in East Berlin, according to Polyester in the tax rate and in the number Saturday's issue of "Neues fitte rs make s ure the fit is Indestructible Cord of shares outstanding. However, ac as good as the shoe. Deutschland," the official East cording to management, second German Communist Party news quarter results are not indicative of paper. An agreement has been expectations for the final half, signed to this effect by Gerhard when 2/ 3 of annual net is normally Gruenenberg, Communist Party earned. On that basis, lull year politburo member, and Yassir earnings should approximate S2.55 Arafat, leader of the PLO. No a share, a realistic expectation. date has been announced for the Over the last 10 years, A ,on has opening. A statement said the achieved an 18.5% average annual PLO's job will be "to pro111ote earnings growth rate, a fact which further mutual understanding be has been amply reflected in the tween the people of the German price i earnings multiple accorded Democratic Republic and the the shares. At the present time Arab Palestinian people." The ne Avon is trading at 44.7x projected gotiations were described by earnings, well below the Six aver " Neues Deutschland" as "cordial age P / E of the last S years. While and friendly." ------·------.-·-- - -=----•-'=---""""--=- THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1973 - 7 ------. .. - ... veterans or between the - -- ·-- Meeting 01 Russian Jews emigres from the Baltic republics and those from M oscow a nd Le Turns Into Bitter Battle ningrad. Dr. Yuli Nude lman cla imed the BEERSHEBA - The Russian were n't officia l d ocuments written vatikim had no right to speak for BRIDGE immigra nts had gathered to deba te in Russia n a lso? Why did trades him. He a nnounced that he was thei_r m ost tragic problem - a li en me n with 25 years of experience setting up his own associa ti on. ation in Isra eli society. have to undergo examina ti ons in strictly for new immigrants. Hi s But their convention exploded in their cra ft before they could work Robert Starr suppor ters were heckled as " hooli By E. a bitter battle among themselves. here? Why were nonrelig ious Rus gans" a nd "terrorists." • - One m a n died of a heart attack . sia ns sent to li ve in Orthodox J e w • - ... Some bickered over whether J ews - ish qua rters? How were Russia ns A few years ago a ha nd was ... - - -- made no difference either for right ANTISEMITISM ADMITTED - from the Ba ltic sta tes a nnexed by written up containing the same off the top are six Spades a nd four expected to a ttend crash courses in if the La bor pa rty wins a m aj ority basic problem as today's. The only other top tricks. There is no way Russia should qua lify as . Soviet Hebrew while hunting for jobs? in the Octo ber e lecti ons it would difference was that in this hand to make any other tricks a nd 430 immigrants. The underlyi ng tone was one of still seek coalition pa rtners a nd several pairs played in a No was a rather norma l score for the Premier Golda M e ir com resentment between the ·'olim"' forem ost a m ong the m would be Trump contract which presents no No Trumpers. me nted . " This can onl y delight immigra nts a nd the "vatikim " the Re lig ious Zioni sts. problem at all whereas if the hand Spades turned out to be a bit Brezhnev when he hea rs what's is played in Spades it is a different different a lthough the same tricks ha ppening here. My heart aches story. About half the fi eld pla yed are there for the ta king if one fo r the Je ws in Russia when they hear about this." it in either contract. The bidding thinks a bit. With South Declarer KOSHER can help an alert Declarer play the in Spades, West is on lead . The The 500 de legates met to talk JULIE'S ha nd better but even without this na tura l lead by W est is ·the H eart about how to integrate into Israeli DELICATESSEN society. Bu t the convention ended help a safety play will insure the Quee n. I watched as som e careless 731 HOPE STREET 621 -9396 contract. Unfortuna tely, m ost of Decla rers a utom a ticall y call ed th e in heckling a nd recrimina tions the Decla rers went wrong even Ace from Dummy a nd wa tc hed in a bout those who arrived fr om the with the help of a bid by the o ppo di sm ay as East ruffed it a nd they Sovie t · U nion several years ago a nd whether they still qua lify as aus••·••AN'I IPICIAL nent. now had to go d own. Had they HOT PASTRAMI SANDWICH North thought a bit they would reali ze immigrants. 4 A lexander Droos, 60, a puppe ON BREAD, POTATO SALAD OR SLAW ·.AK763•s tha t this had to happe n. All they teer in Russia. had come to tell ♦ A 7 3 had to do was count to thirteen. SECOND CUP OF COFFEE FREE ♦ A85 W est's two bid had shown a six the de legates he coul d not ply hi s West East card suit. The fi ve in Dummy a nd trade in Israel a nd was wor ki ng as ♦ 73 ♦ B 6 2 their own two adds to thirteen so a night wa tchman. Just bdore he •a J 10 9 e 4 'I Void was to speak. he died of a heart ♦ K 5 ♦ a J 10 e 4 2 East couldn't have a ny a nd was ♦ KJ9 +a 10 6 J sure to ruff the first trick a nd to a ttack. South m a ke four both hi gh Hearts had Speaking in Russian, 1he con MIDGET BOLOGNA'1.39u. ♦ AK Q J 10 9 to be cashed. But wha t coul d be ve nt ion's worki ng language. immi •s 2 d one ;bout the ruff" Nothing. if grant after im m igra nt took the ♦ 9 6 fl oor to voice his complaint. Why ♦ 742 one of the honors was used to cov MIDGET SALAMI 51.49u_ Mrs. Joseph Aquilino a nd Mrs. er the Q ueen a t trick one. But Betty Finke lstein were North a nd suppose instead of tha t a low one South, no one Vulnera ble: W est is played a t both trick one a nd ( LIMITED AMOUNT) Dea ler with this bidding: trick two whe n presumably a noth SAVE 30' W N E S e r Heart is led by W est a ft er he 2 • P P 2 ♦ sees his partner show out. P 3NT P 4 ♦ Whe n a third Heart was pl ayed M a ny bidding seque nces were a nother low one is pl ayed from used a round the room . Some Dummy but this time Declarer LB. Wests did not ope n the West ha nd ru ffs. From here on it's easy sail BLACK OLIVES 9 ac iri whi c h case N orth would o pen ing for Declarer. A ll he has to do COLOSSAL SAVE 22< Polyn('stan one Heart a nd then the bidding is dra w a ll t he outst a nding •nd would proceed to either gam e in T rum ps. go over to one of Dum Canfon(·•l C,.Hs• ne N o Trump or S pad es. Whe n W est my's Aces and now use the two " COCKTAILS Sf.AV(D" did choose to o pen, N orth might hig h Hearts whi ch arc sti ll good. • l 1kt Out Sert let • WE HA VE JUST RECEIVED A dec ide to trap- Pass. If so, as in the T he two losing Cl ubs in Decla rer's ["467-7440 bidding above, South will reopen ha nd can be th rown on them . Al • r., , C~n(!1l11)n('d • LIMITED AMOUNT OF in Spades. N ow, whe n N orth a ny rate te n tricks are m ade again Amp lr frci: P.ar C,rq shows hi s hidden strength a nd a nd th ere is no way the Defenders 10 ni1n \ f ro-n PrO¥. Heart stoppers by going to gam e can stop it. BAR-B-QUE CHICKEN l 27ijP0!11 R<1 . in No Trump, South must decide Even if W est d oes not open the Wa,,.., c.if AT THE SAME PRICE. NO PHONE CALLS. whether he should leave the ha nd bidding a nd the sure ruff not dis• there or go back to Spades. Tha t closed , this is the correct way to solid six ca rd suit will present six play the ha nd. It could be called a tricks in either contract. M a ny super safety play for tha t is just players did leave the ha nd there. what it is. Unfortuna tely for our Others felt a bit uncerta in a nd Decla rer, she did not receive that You can save an took wha t they thought would be a good a score for those who played safer course by going back to the hand in No Trump had no Spades. As it turned out, No problem a t a ll m a king the same awful lot of energ~ with Trump was much better. ten tricks. In No Trump the lead made no Moral: There are o nl y 13 cards difference. Declarer could win the in each suit. When you know ex just a little bit oteffort. first trick in any suit, East had no actly where all of them are take Hearts to lead but that would have advantage of this knowledge. Re lia ble e lectric ity • Ta ke sh owers ins tead o f baths a nd All Held Captive In Hiiacking is som e thing w e all save o n h o t wa te r. ta ke fo r g ra nted . • Fi x leaking faucets .. . the y w aste But it's a lso va lu w a te r a nd m a ke your w a te r h eate r To Receive Money From Airlines able e n ergy w e're work overt ime. TOK YO - Japan Air Lines an dom of Dubai. After the hijackers going to h ave • insta ll sto m1 window s and d oors nounced that foreign as well as held it on the ground there for to conserve and and check your insula tion. Ideally Japanese passengers in the com over three days it was flown to use wisely. Yo 11 you sh o uld have 6" in your attic, pany's jet that was hijacked last Benghazi, Libya, and when the ~1n h e lp. 3" in unheated cr THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY. AUGUST 241 1973 - 9 When in doubt, you need look always appreciated for birthdays Inner Israeli Power Structure no further for the perfect gift. The or holidays. Call the Herald at Herald subscription is one that is 724-0200. Subject Of Popular New Book NOVALOX TEL AVIV - One of the abroad, arc usually the fringe companies that, have done well. fastest-selling new books in Israel benefits of their administrative The Finance Minister has also $2.25 LB. these days is a lively, gossipy positions. been denounced in connection with account of the inner workings of The most prized currency is the so-called Sapir Fund, a private the Israeli power structure titled influence, or, as the Israelis term philanthropic channel through FRESH FROM THE SMOKE HOUSE "The Establishment." In it the it, "Proteksia," or "Vitam.in P." which the Treasury receives and two journalist-authors set out to Proteksia is the ability to reach distributes millions of pounds from ORDERS TAKEN FOR 3 LB. MIN. describe who rules Israel and how. the right person in the right foreign Jews and Israelis for social In their introduction the Government ministry to cut and educational projects. au th ors, Eliahu Sal peter of through red tape, and get a project 'l•ael's Watergate' 738-5415 942-5703 Haaretz and Yval Elizur of under way. The exercise of Uri Avneri, a maverick member Maariv, observe: "It is enough to proteksia has been raised to a high of Parliament who disclosed know who is responsible for art in Israel, which has a details of the operation of the decision-making in the political bureaucracy and red tape worthy fund, used the term "Israel's and military spheres, who makes of a nation l(JO times her size. Watergate" to dcscrie the way he MISHKON TFILOH the wheels of the economy turn The Ma ■ at the Top said it was being manipulated. and who molds public opinion." The figure at the top of the While that is acknowledged to be The names of some of the power structure, by consensus, is SYNAGOGUE an exaggeration, the revelations members of this power elite are not Premier Golda Meir but the have raised serious questions here fathiliar, such as Finance Minister remarkable, hard-driving Finance about the regulation and Pinhas Sapir or Mayor Yehoshua Minister, Mr. Sapir. By virtue ol distribution of the vast amounts 203 SUMMIT AVENUE Rabinowitz of Tel Aviv, whose his forceful personality and Mr. Sapir gets for Israel every ( across from MIRIAM HOSPITAL) municipal machine is the nearest political acumen and the key role year. Israeli equivalent to an old-time the Finance Minister plays in the Although the contributions American political organization centralized, Government- FIRST CHILD BORN Mr. and Mrs. Paul Friedberg of I 196 South Broadway, East Provi dence,. announce the birth of their first child and son, Randall Louis, on August I. Mate(nal grandfather is Bernard Katz of Lexington Avenue, Crans ton. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mo~ Friedberg of Whitewood Drive, Cranston. Great-grandfather is !srael Le venson of Miami Beach, Florida. GRADUATED Miss Karen R. Bosler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin M. Bosler of 140 Summit Drive, Cranston, has received a bachelor of arts de gree in education from George Washington University, Washing ton, D.C. Miss Bosler is a 1969 graduate of Cranston High School East. Maternal grandmother is , Dora Sherman of Cranston. Paternal grandmother is ,Mrs. Leo Diutsh of Boston. Massachusetts. Miss Bosler wi ll le ave on Sep tember 25 for a six month visit to Israel. Election Expenses Mrs. Jeffrey A. Feibelman Temple Beth Emeth in Albany, New York, was the setting for the Special Account wedding of Miss Caryl Fae Brauner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sol JER USA LE M Pa rties Brauner of 3 Hoffman Drive, Latham, New York, to Jeffrey A. Feibel co ntesting the general elections in man of 76 Waltham Street, Boston, Massachusetts, son of Mr. and Mrs. October, whose ca mpaigns will be H. Jack Feibelman of 11 Baldwin Orchard Drive, Cranston. Rabbi Ber financed by the State under a nard Bloom and Rabbi Maurice Davis, uncle of the bridegroom, offici recently enacted law, will have to ated at the I p.m. ceremony on Sunday, August 12. open a special bank account for Given in marriage by her parents, the bride was attended by Nor-d election expenses. This was among Ratzker as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Barbara Feibelman, sister the rul es issued by the State of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Robert Brauner, sister-in-law of the bride. ComiJlroller, Dr . Ernest It's time lo put su mmer feet back in Martin Oestreich was best man and ushers were William Wetherell Nebenzahl, under the 1973 and Robert Brauner, brother of the bride. financing of parties law. shape, and that's what Stride Rite Following a reception at the temple, the couple left for a wedding trip Election expenses must be paid back-to-school shoes are all about. to Paradise Island, Nassau. They will live in Burlington, Massachusetts. by check from the special bank These back-to-school shoes give ~22222€Be:::cff2222222f2 account except for small payments kids all the style they want, and. all the THE FOLLOWING ARE EXCERPTS FROM THE which may be made in cash up to durability and support you want for LETTERS OF TWO OF THE TEENAGERS· WHO IL 150. Any order for them. Stride Rite designs them for WENT ON THE TRIP TO ISRAEL THIS SUM- electioneering work exceeding kids, and our trained professionals fit MER. IL20 must be detailed in writing, them for kids' feet. making clear the nature of the Stride Rite makes everybody feel FROM ROBERT CABELLI expenditure. Each party must keep Upon arrival al Lod, we immediately took a truck a copy of all printed election better about going back to school. to the place in Jerusalem. It was a beautiful ride. It material for a period of two years was fantastic to sec the fields and the trees and the after the election. This. includes gentle hills; the sun was setting - a beautiful rcddish newspaper advertisements, posters 6trideRHe orangc. I should have taken a picture of o·nc view - a and leaflets. r stunted, scraggly pine was silhouetted by the sun. You Under the law, the allocations could barely sec it between the rock sides of the road. paid to each party arc calculated It really was great to sec open land and fields and the on the relative strength of its bright sun. Knesset faction. Lists running for ... The next day we had a few guest speakers on the first time qualify for election ~ rl r/1/\ the holocaust and · its influence on Israel's creation expense only if they win seats. ~ sandwiched a;:bund a visit to the Yad Vashem and / SHOES Har Herzl. They were really something, especially the When in doubt, you need look ~ Tr,, 1,c, (., • ht• y to l l.. at> , memorial service at Yad Vashem. The mood was so no further for the perfect gift. The solemn and somber, it really affected us. Al night, we Herald subscription is always (all the Ramah groups) took the trucks to a new appreciated for birthdays or - GARDEN Cll Y SHOPPING CENTl:R 50,000 seat stadium in Tel Aviv for the opening cere holidays. Call the Herald at 724- OPEN MON., THURS., FRI. TIL 9 . monies of the Maccabiag games. Most of it ~as just 0200. the procession of nations onto the field; very colorful. The mood of the evening was the most important thing. 11 candles were lit in one corner of the stadium in honor and memory of the men of Munich. Standing up watching the ceremony, I got such a feeling of pride that that night really became meaningful. FROM DA~ID GOLDSTEIN Got back Friday evening from our five day Sinai trip exhausted. It was really a great trip. Monday at 5:00 AM we left. We drove for seventeen hours, stop ping twice along the way. The Sinai is indescribable. The hills and mountains are just beautiful. We arrived NOW OPEN at our first sleeping spot just at sunset. It was about IN the nicest sunset I've ever seen. We slept in our sleep ing bag'- in the sand. It was pretty comfortable. Tuesday we got up at 4:30 AM again. Our 11 hours GARDENtiTY of driving took us through all kind~ of terrain, and a lot of interesting spots. We saw the Suez Canal (at a distance) and the Red Sea. Then we stopped in the A BRANCH OF helen olevson Valley of Inscriptions. The engravings in the rocks of FEATU.RING THE ULTIMATE IN camels, men, writing, -were really nice and amazingly HIGH FASHION; CLASSIC AND well preserved after 2000 years. CONTEMPORARY SPORTSWEAR We stopped again in an oasis. It was full of people FOR Tl:tE WELL . DRESSED and go~ts. A grove of palm trees is very welcome af ter driving in 120 degree heat for 5 hours. It's a very WOMAN. strange sight against a backdrop of' endless sand and bare mountains. _ Our destination that night was St. Catherine's mo nastery, perched in the middle of the desert in some mountains. It was a beautiful place. The main chapel was filled with gold chandeliers and the walls were al . . . OPEN.DAILY ?,30-5:30 e.THURS. & FRI. 'Tli. 9 most covered with beautiful icons, like none I've ever · 2 WAY AND SQ., PROVIDENCE• 12 lllSI E RD _GARDEN CITY seen before. Downstairs were two rooms. One was filled with skulls, the other with bones of the dead ·, from the monastery. It was really nauseating to look .. at all those skulls staring at you. Also at this monaste ry was, silpposedly, the bush which was the burning (Continued on page 12) _, ·', ..... b.)H t :, U ll.ll.l , •l hJ {. A~; 11 i ! I J L ------··---· ,12 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, _AUGUST 241 1973 7 O\lt of 10 teenagers read a VOTE EXPECTED SOON newspaper on an average day. WASHINGTON - The House FROM DA~ID GOLDSTEIN of Representatives is expected to (Continued from page 11) JOE ANDRE'S vote soon on a - foreign bill approved by its Foreign Affairs bush. I don't know how they can tell - it 's about IO [ ORCHESTRA committee which includes a .credit feet high and nice and green. Mu~cfor that very special ottoir of S300 million for Israel fo r the Wednesday was the roughest day. We got to sleep WHllints lar Mitzvahs P,Urchase of U .S . military Tuesday night at about 10: 15. Wed. morning we got 831_-3739 Res. 944-7298_ equipment and S50 million for up at 1:30 AM to climb Mt. Sinai. We didn"t need economic security assistance. any light - the full moon was bright enough to light the path the entire trip. The climb up took about 2½ hours, but most of it wasn't too hard. We got to the *AUG. 31 -SIPT. l · top about 4:30, in tim e to see sunrise. It was rea lly in GALA LABOR DAY WEEKEND *4 DA YS-3 NIGHJS *Star-Studded Entertainment *TV Personality describable - more like a sunset than a sunri se. Fi rst *Broadway Musical Star *Cocktail Parties s49so ..... the sky turned orange, then red and purple, all the Ou. Nightly * John Swanson-Handwriting Expert time with beautiful mountains silhouened against the' *Doily Programs. sky. Then an enormous brig ht red ball crept over the horizo n. Once the su n was full y up. we davened NOVICK'S MILLIS~~ASS. shacharit on top. . The climb down was rea ll y long - 2 hours dow n $95 I ams A tU - CINlfOITAlll lOICIN - ..TllfA_,.. s49so ,:'!' :i::rJY - AU SNMITS-SW~ POOi. - tlll&IT LAWS -- un!! hill. A climb like that reall y ruins your knees since 11111 most . of it was down rocky steps. By the bottom. if RESERVE EARLY FOR THE HIGH HOLY DAYS you stood still your knees alm ost bu ckl ed under you. WED. SEPT . 26-SUNDA Y OCT. 7-SERVICIS ON PREMISES RAIIII NACHMAN COHEN The hills on the way down were rea ll y beautiful. They SHARE THE TRADITION OF ROSH HASONA 6 YOM KIPPUR WITH US. TEL NOVICK'S 617-376-8456 FOR IESHVATIONS were made of sort of globular rocks. giving an ab Rabbi Cohen Elected stract effect. Wednesday after noon was spent swimming, as we Chairman Of Council did Wed . eveni ng. We didn 't get to bed until 11 :00 ...: Rabbi Nachman Cohen, princi p twenty-one straight hours of climbing and swimming. al of the Providence Hebrew Day I' ve never been so tired. School, was un animously elected Thursday. and Friday morning we re lik e a vaca tio n. chairm an of the Jewish Educators We wen t fr om one beach to another. swim ming and Counci l at the opening meeting of snorkeling, One or the spots. or course. had coral and the Coun ci l on August 16. The fish. The coral was pi nk. yell ow. white . There we re Counci l is made up of all the prin clams wi •h brig ht blu e ma ntl es, and I round a spid er The New England Region of Hadassoh cipals of the Jewish schools affi l conch (ali ve). There we re sea urchins and slu g- li ke ls Proud to Present Its Seventh A nnuo/ T ri p iated wi th the Bureau of Jewish •hin gs. The fish we re ama zing blu e, red yell ow, Ed ucation of Rh ode Island. purple. orange. a ll sizes. and close en ough 10 touch. It OCTOIU 22 was lik e a hu ge aquarium . TO THIU Me mbers of the Coun cil Israel NOVIMIU S, 1973 pledged th ei r cooperation and sup port of Rabbi Cohen who has Together idea Family Portraits Tu 111 l.,·ud,·r: /1 ,·u 1:r nln•1. /'11, / f' n •,1.l,·11 / \ ' I•. lh ·J,.:11111 uf / l11,/11 v,,d1 been an area leader in Jewish edu \1111 /.:/ 1\ I : \ 1rli111 ,, • S /111, tll J,. ri,,,1/, ·111 / lm/u ur,d I ,.j \ 1 fl cation fo r the past six years. ~ Indoors or Outdoors Ell io t Schwartz. new execut ive Two h,11 Weeks in hroel. Visit Roche l', Tomb, He bron, Th e " Old City .. of director or the Burea u, was in ' You Jerusole m , Hodou ah Hosp ital, He bre w Univenlty , Yo d Vo, h• m . Ke nne d y trod uced . and he explained the ac decide--but do it now! Me morial forest, l in Ge di, Mou ada, Caesore o , Acre , Golan Heigh h . 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