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~! t! l ~TO. I C.\L A , QC . 11 f{ J JE'I, IS. ;0~ ;.;:QELL ST• P~OV. t:, ' R . I. ·- 0 2CJ b Yom Kippur Services I' Bring In Year-Of 5732 . Servtces for Yom Ktppur, the TEMPLE BETH EL ..Day of Atonement, and the last Rabbi Leslle Gutterman w1ll day of the J ewlsh High Holy Days, deliver the sermon at Yom will be held starting TUesday Klppur services at Temple Beth THE ONLY ENGLISH -J EWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. ' evening, Sept~ber 28, In at El on TUesday, September 28. His · temples and synagogues. topic w1ll be "TWelve Months To BARRINGTON Live." services on TUesday wW VOLUME LV,NUMBER 30 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,.1971 15c PER COPY 16 PAGES JEWISH CENTER be at 6:45 p.m. and 9 p.m. Barrington Services on Wednesday, DesR.ite Recent ~utbrealc Tile service of worship at the September 29, will be at 10 a.m. Barrington Jewish center for Rabbi William G. Braude will Yom Klppur, the Day of speak OD _."Only a Show of Atonement, will begin ,at 8 p.m. Repentance?" There will be Egypt A_nd Israel Assure U.S. on Tllesday,, september 28. The m uslc and readings for order of prayer will continue at meditation startlnc at 12:15 p.m. 10 a.m. on Wednesday, september Rabbi Gutterman wW speak on Of Intent To Maintain Cease-Fire i9, through the time of .sunset. "God's Erasers" at the WASHINGTON - The Unltad Israelis. the eastern bank and the nature of The Barrington Jewish Center children's services at 1:30 p.m. Slams has been reaall\lred by the American offldals said that an Egyptian force that might conducts their Holy Day services There will be an "Ask the Egypllan and Iaraell Gowernments reports recalwd from lfflel cross the canal. In the sanctuary of the Rabbis" session at 2:15 p.m. that they both lnlllllJerusalem has been Wednesday morning will be at synagogue will be chanted by An Israeli transport plane wu such an agreement with Egyptian unwlll'lng to make any 10:S0 o'clock, and the sermon on cantor r,an E. Perlman, assisted shot down by an Egypllan and Israeli Foreign Ministers concessions until Washington "SanctUtcatlon and Desecration" by the choir under the dlreotton surface-to-air mlsslle, and durlnl' the United Nations General responds to Its long-standing will follow at 11:80 a.m. Yizltor of Frederick A. MacArthur at the · prnl-ly, an F.cYPttaii SUkol-7 Assembly 8818100. requeau for additional Jet w1ll be ac noon. (Contlmled on Pqe 14) bomber was OOWn8d by the A compromise formula for an fighters. 1be l.mlted States Is ' .. Children's services, directed ~t was put before the reluctant to fulftll the requests ~ by a committee of parents under Israelis In July by Mr, Slsco until the Israeli position softens. ' the chairmanship of Mrs. Gerald . during a 10-day visit to As a result of this stalement, the Rosenthal, will be held at noon. Jerusalem, It contained spectflc United States says It has not felt recommendations on how the able to advise Egypt of the CONGREGATION canal might be reopened, how far recommendations submitted to ,I B'NAI ISRAEL the Israelis might withdraw from Jerusalem. Woonsocket Cantor David Rublnfeld, a theological student at Melftha Arabs In Administered Areas Torah Vodaas of New York, will chant the Musaf services. Rabbi, Mo z.e son will conduct the leaning Toward Coexistence services. By CELIA ZUCKERBERG American Institute of Holy Land Studies: a nun, Sister Alleen, TEMPLE BETH AM 'The prlndpal fact which mother superior of the Sisters East Jerusalem and the Israelis. Kol Nldre at 6:15 p.m. on which she Is administrating Is "really bearing fruit," All owing At the mome'!t whe Is teaching '\ Tuesday, September 28. courses In Hebrew for the Xrabs Wednesday morning .services, the !ocal governments to stay In and courses In Arabic for the September 29, will start at 9 power, the Arab court system to J continue functioning and the Israelis. 'There are about 300 o ' c 1 o c k • Junior congregation students,enrolled In her courses, \ schools to go on as they had been, services will be at 10 o'clock. They also spoke with Services will be conducted by sccordlng to Prof.. Pollak, has SITTING ON Greggie's front porch are Gregory Jeffrey Godfrey and his made the Palestinians of the West Archbishop Appleton, the Rabbi Mordecai Brill of New Big Brother Irving Kaiser, Anglican archbishop of the entire York and Cantor Irving Poll. Bank, not "love the Israelis" but seems to be convincing them that Middle East. they and the Israelis can manage But Professor Pollak was Announce Selection When A Boy Needs A Friend, to co-exist. most Impressed with their · Professor Pollak of Brown experience at the town of Of Associate Chaplain Ramallah whlc:h Is situated on the A 'Big Brother' Helps Out University and Mr. Lipsey, a West Bank, an administered area. Charles A. Baldwin, chaplain local attorney ·and head of the. By CELIA ZUCKERBERG 11tere they met with Aziz of Brown University; and Rabbi But the result Is the same. Rhode Island Anti-Defamation Shihadeh, a lawyer and prominent Nathan N. Rosen of The Hillel Just the way Gregg Jeffrey To the boy, who has no male League recently visited Israel for spokesman for the Palestinian two. weeks on a fact-finding Foundation, announced today the Godfrey leans toward his Big guidance, having a man who takes Arabs; and with the president of / mission In connection with their appointment of Rabbi Richard A. Brother, Just the way he I ook at him out on Sundays, who takes the Supreme Court of the West Marker as associate chaplain at him, tells more than any of the him to special affairs, a man to positions on the Israel Affairs Bank, a Palestinian Ara6 named Brown University and associate stories which the Big Brothers whom he can talk, Is a necessity, Committee of the Jewish Community Relations Council of Nlhad Jarallah. 'They spen~ director of Hillel at Providence organization sends out. 'The Although Mr. Kaiser works several hours with citizens of colleges. · stories are but It Is more almost every day·and three nights Rhode Island. They wanted to .find true, this area In a suburb of Ramallah convincing when seen. a week IS In his place of'business out what the present conditions In Rabbi Marker, a native of - Blreh - at the home of an Phlladfllphla, received his AB In Greggle, a nine-year old boy, until midnight, he still manages Israel- were regarding ex-mayor of ·Ramallah, Wadi religious thought from the who has no father, has become to spend at least one day a week International relations, conditions Hassan. · In the administered areas and University of Pannsylvanla 11v less antisocial,.. and _has been _with the boy - usually Sunday. TIie Israelis In administering 1965 and his MHL degree from enjoying himself with his newly­ TIiey have gone swimming : Internal conditions In the country,· particularly In Jerusalem. the West Bank have Interfered as the Jewish Theological Seminary found friend, Irving Kaiser. Mr, Kaiser has taken him to a little as possible with the dally of America In 1969. He was Mr. Kaiser of Fourth Street, Bar Mltzvah and to the reception · During the two weeks they toured the entire i;ountry of life of the Inhabitants. 'The ordained a rabbi earlier tllls at 61 decided that there was no the followtng day. They have gone Israel, visiting Tel Aviv, Pale stlnlan Arabs who are year. sen• to procrastinating any on an airplane trip arranged by disillusioned both with King '1118 26-year old rabbi bas longer when he heard about the the Big Brothers. 11tere will be a Beersheba, Hebron, Jerusalem, Tiberlas, the Golan Heights, Hllsseln of Jordan who has killed worked extensively In religious Big Brothers at a gathering at bowling meet and a dinner. off many of the Palestlnlan educational and social fields. He Temple.Beth Sholom where he IS Galilee, Ramallah, etc. guerrlll as, and · with the comes to Brown from Hofstra a member, Looking at the boy, who Mr. ~ 'They also held Interviews with Kalser said was originally very guerrillas because they haw University where he was senior And set he applted to Big Fepresentatlves of Israeli become so Ineffectual, have found chaplaJn, Jewish chaplain and Brothers/ He bas been one to · shy, one can tell that his · government offices: particularly association with his Big Brother It to their advantage to llw with Hillel COUll8elor. Previously, he · Greggle for about eight months with offldals from the Ministry the Israelis. was assistant Hillel director at now. bas changed him considerably. of Foreign Affairs, the.. Defense Greggle now enjoys swimming 35,000 to 45,000 laborers Rutgers-Douglass, and be Mr. Kaiser, who runs a tMlnlatry, and the Justice from the West Bank each day go coordinated a college credit restaurant In Centrlli Falls, has and Is a member of the Jewish Ministry. Community Center which, In ltl Into Israel to work, and work at program of Jewish studies for grandsons of his · own, and , 'They also spoke with several wages which a~ commensurate three summers. He Is married to perhaps, to Greagle, hi Is more new building, has a pool. They Ch r I s ti an leaders lncJ udlng the former Gall Wldom, of a _grandfather than a brother. (Continued on Page 12) · Douglas Young, president of the (Continued on Pace 12) ~ ~ \" ,,,{ \

I'I 2 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBl,,R 24, 1971 ARREsr CO date came up, was arrested after B'nai B'rith Garden Club' W'ZO LARGEsr JERUSALEM - An 18-year- a two-week search by police. The JERUSALEM -Avralwn old conscientious objector , who youngster, Reuben Lessman of To Hold Lawn Sales O.ct. 3 Scbenlcer, head at the Jewish failed to present himself at the Jerusalem, was one of four COs Ag·ency' s organization and recruiting office when his draft who published an open letter to Plans have been completed for Leo L. Jacques, mailing; Mrs. Information department, reported Defense Minister Moshe Ollyan the I.awn Sale of the B'nai 'B•rttli Martin D. Lerner, willte elephant; that the World Zionist The Fiatst in Memoriai Art last month refusing mtlttary Garden Clim, It bas been Mrs. A. Louis Rosenstein and Organization was the world's largest Jewish voluntary body. service because they didn't want - annomiced by Mrs. Frederick Mrs. Harry T. Davis, publicity; where nothing- is sacrifkN W'ZO claimed a membership of but price. to become "oppress~s." Kenner, president. n wW be held Mrs. David Lltcbman and Miss on Sunday, october S from JO Gertrude B. Tarnapol, boutique; 850,000 persons In 40 countries a.m. to 5 p.m. at the home of Mrs. G. Sidney Granott, cake; or 1 out of every 10 Jews In the ~ Mrs. Aaron -Gershlwff at One Mrs. Norman I; Goldberg, dried tree world over the age of 18. TRAVEL~ Sayles Avenue, Pawtucket, arrangements, and Mrs. Kenner, Membership In the U.S. was (corner of East Avenue). The rain ex-officio. 650,000. MhJ(IJlt,~ date Is Sunday, OCtober 10. KNOWLEDGE twi EXPERIENCE The sale Is the culm!natlon of almost a year of preparation on the part of the members of the club. A group mat regularly I I every Thursday mor~ at 10:SO SAMUEL MAZICK $4-a-week errand boy when he and stayed through the afternoon, Funeral services for Samuel was 14. Some time after World for half the year at the home of Mazlck, 77, of 127 Radclltte war I Army duty with the 79th Mrs. Oscar A. U!aeh, and the Avenue, who died september 16 Infantry Division In France, he second half of the year at the after an illness of two weelcs; returned to the store and became 1924 ELMWOOD AVE., WARWICK horn'! of Mrs. Gershllott. were held Sunday at the Sugarman a buyer. When he retired he was 467-9470 Among the Items for sale will Memorial Chapel. Burial was In an executive merchandising be many antiques from England, Lincoln Park Cemetery. manager, thoroughly experienced HENRY A. CONTI, PROP. Portugal, Spain and Italy, bought RES. PHONE 467-8858 The husband of Ida (Horovitz) In the operations of most of the by members who traveled In Mazlck, he was born In Russia, a store's departments. those countries. The sale will son of the late Max and Rose A 32nd degree Mason, Mr. also Include fresh house plants, Mazlclc. He bad been a resident of Blumenthal was a member of 1 arrangements, home-made ethnlc ProVldence since 1900. . Redwood Lodge #35, the Shrine 0 delicacies, b&lced goods and a He founded the Eastern Live and Palestine Temple. white elephant table. 8 ART CLASSES Poultry Company In 1911 and was Besides bis wife, he Is Proceeds of the sale will be 3 PARK A VE . SCULPTURE HOUSE active In the ftrm until 1946. survived by a son, Jerrold used for the National ColDICU of He was a member of Temple Blumenthal of Providence; a State Garden Clubs' Conservation p LIFE ORA WING MON. 7-10 P.M. Beth David, the temple's Men's daughter, Mrs. Harold Shrlber of Education Project: "People and Club, and be was a life member New Brunswick; three sisters, A PAINTING TUES. 7-10 P.M. "Their -Environment." This Is a of the Providence Hebrew Free Mrs. Jack Schaffer, Mrs. R series of teachers' curriculum Loan Association. Rebecca Rosenberg and Miss K SCULPTURE THURS. 7-10 P.M. g u Ides to Important basic Besides bis wlfe, he Is Bessie Blumenthal, all of concepts of concervatlon and survived by three daughters, Providence; a brother, Edmund A DOUG CORSINI environmental education. Mrs. Arthur Flelslg and Mrs. Blumenthal of Freehold, New V Mrs. Gershkoff Is chairman of Jordan Reuter, both of Cranston, Jersey, and ftve grandchildren. - E. ST ARTS SEPT. 27 943-2627 the I.awn Sales and Mrs. Harry and Mrs. Bernard Peltz of Shore Is co-chairman. Hopewell, New Jersey; a sister, • •• Members of the com:nlttee Mrs. Bessie Tress of Miami, M. JUSTIN HERM.\N Include Mrs. Joseph J. Seefer, Florida, and eight grandchildren. Funeral services for M.. FRED SPIGEL'S treasurer; Mrs. Abraham Press Justin Herman, contro·verslal and Mrs. Louis Mirman, ••• director of the San Francisco antiques; Mrs. William HymM, BERNARD YANKU Redevelopment Agency, who died KOSHER MEAT MARKET Mrs. Simon Norman and Mrs. Funeral services for Bernard unexpectedly In his home at 17 Em!el Freedman, plants; Mrs. Yanku, 76, of 27 Carver Street, Whalesblp Plaza In San Francisco 243 liESERVOIR AVE., PROVIDENCF. HO 1-0425 Pawtucket, who died 8eptember were held privately at Sinai SHOP·THE MODERN WAY• PIRSONAUZID SIRVICI 'ORGANIZATION 15, were held Friday at the Memorial Chapel In San - "MEATS- WITHY Ult Al'HOVAL" Sugarman Memorial Chapel. Francisco. NEWS Burial was ~ In Lincoln Park -- . Mr. Herman was responsible Cemetery. tor hundreds of millions of CLOSING TUESDAY, SEPT. 28 AT 11:00 A.M. BLACKSTONE ORT TO MEET '(fbe husband of Rebecca dollars of w a noon at the home of Mrs. Irving School for Boys for 15 years until little life Into the city's moribund c. Goldfarb of 54 Lowden Street, he retired In I 960. Previously, he Redevelopment Agency. BIG Pawtucket. had been a self-employed Mr. Herman a native of New upholsterer. Bedford, Massachusetts, was a TO PnES~T PRODUCTION He was a member of the Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the The Somers et Hadassah Workmen's Circle, the Jewish University of Rochester and Players will present a musical Home for the Aged and the Golden Harvard's Graduate School of production at the first moetlng of Agers. During World war I, he Business Adm inistration. the Pawtucket Central Falls served with the French Foreign Hadassah on Monday, September Legion and saw action In Africa. He was a career federal civil FLOOR COVERING CO. 27, at the Pawtucket Public Besides bis wlfe, survivors servant who W3S well acquainted Llbrary. are a son, Leonard Yanku of with San Francisco's problems. SHOWROOM: Rear 195 Cole1Avenue Members of the cast of the Providence; a daughter, Mrs. Mr • Herman's unexpected Players are Mrs. Richard Trleff, Miriam Siegal of Los Angeles, deqth provoked a wave of Mrs. Harvey Trlett, Mrs. Robert sympathy from Mayor Joseph HELLO California; a sister, Mrs. Harry FRIENDS: Arrick, Mrs. Robert Slcolnlck, Kamlnsky of Providence, and Alioto on down. Floor covering on your mind? Large or small problems are Mrs. Fredric Gottlieb, Mrs. eight grandchildren. "Without exaggeration, Justin given my personal attenti~n. Ph~ne o~ stop . by and let's Myles Friedman, Mrs. Lew ••• Herman·, was the best public discuss i~. There's fun in do,ng business ,n a friendly way -­ Nadlen, Mrs. Sayre Lltchman, MAX M.. BLUMENTHAL servant I have ever known," said and .c I'm sure I can save you money too. Mrs. Paul Greenberg, Mrs. Funeral services for Max M. Alioto, "and probabiy the best In Albert Zusman, Mrs. Jerome Blumenthal, 77, of 1050 George the country.'' Phone day or night Baskin, Mrs. Bennett Kubll, Mrs; Street, New Brunswick, New Dianne Feinstein, president of Thanks, Mark Shamir, Mrs. Harvey Jersey, a former Cherry & Webb the Board of Supervisors, said 521-2410 Murray Trinkle sm:.th, M.rs. Jason Slgal and Mrs. Com)'.)ally executive and East Side the death was "a shocking loss to ! Alan Gluckman. resident, who died September 17, the community." Mrs. Morry Ross and Mrs. were held Sunday at Tem;;,le Supervisor Robert H. Richard Kenler bead the Anshe Emeth In New Brunswick. Mendelsohn, who once worked· for refreshment committee and Mrs. Burial was In Beth Israel Mr. Herman, called him the Melzer Is program committee · Memorial Park In Woodbridge, "epitome of the tough, bright, chairman. r;rew Jersey. effective civil servant." The husband of Sadie He Is survived by his wife I SINGLES DROP IN LOUNGE (Harrison) Blumenthal, he was Gladys Herman; his mother, Jane There will be a Yorn Kippur born In Russia,-- a son of the late ~ Herman of Washington, D.C.; two night get-together at the Adult Isaac and Fruma (Dunn) d,ughters. jane Herman HIii Drop Ill Lounge for singles over Blumenthal). and Jennifer Catherine Herman, 30 at the Jewish Community Since about 1960, Mr. both of San Francisco; two Center. It will be held on Blumenthal was a merchandiser brothers, Isadore Herman of Wednesd2y, September 29, at 9 for the New Jersey retail Washington, • D.C. and Myron p.m. · discount chain; Unlshops, Ille. Herman of Providence; and a His 50 years with Cherry & sister, Mrs. Harry Cohen of PLAN TESTIMONIAL Webb began when he started ~ a Washington, D.C. A testimonial dinner Is being planned by , the ' New - England Regional B'nal B'rlth Youth organization Board In honor of Max Sugarman Jack Levy, who has announced his retirement as director of the ~ Funeral Home organization which he has served for almost 25 years. The dinner will be held on Sunday, October "THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" 24, at Valle's Steak House, Route DE 1-8094 458 Hope Street Providence 9, Newton, Massachuse,tts. Dr. Philip Richmond Is FOR IMMEDIATE SERViCE. FROM OUT-OF-STATE testimonial chairman. · Further CALL COLLECT Information may be obtained by getting 111 touch wlth the BBYO / office at 32 5 Harvard Street, - MONUMENTS QF DISTINCTION - Brookline, Massachuset(s, . or calling 617-.566-2067. RUBIN SUGARMAN IS NOW RE-AFFILIATED - WITH OUR FIRM.

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DAUGH'rFR ·BORN Mr, and Mrs. Daniel A. Zimmerman of 83-30 118th street, Kew Gardens, New York, announce the birth of their first cbild and daughter, Mara Sbayna, BOOK YOUR FALL AND on September 13. 1972 CRUISES NOW! Maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs, Harold G, SCbwartz WE AIE OFFICIAL AGENTS for the following lines: of 92 Artadla Avenue, Cranston. Chandris, Cunard, French, Holland Amerita, Hom,, Paternal grandparents are Mr, lt1~1n, Norw1gian Caribbean, Greek, • and Mrs, Harold Zlm:nerman of Sw1dish America, and Hapag Uoyd ·· Meriden, Connecticut, Call us for details, information CHECK FOi TIPS PICKET OEMON5rRATES and rtservarions ·· look now ro obtain choi11 of tabin On Tipping ·· Car Storage, JERSEY CITY - A lone Whai To Wear, Table Sitting, I picket delDOllstrated In front of a and raft. Deck Chairs, Etc. ) ' Mrs. Alan Pearlman statue of Peter Stuyvesant In this I Temple Emanu-El was, the Levine. The bridegroom's grand city claiming that the early \ scene of the wedding on Sunday, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Spiegel leader of what Is now New York CRANSTON TRAVEL August 22, of Miss Nancy Phyllls of Mlmai Beach, Florida, and City discriminated against Jews Levin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Rose Havshaw of Baltimore, by returning them to Brazil and 801 Park Ave. 781-4977 Arthur H, Levin of Hltchlnpost Maryland, and the late Mr. the Inquisition there In the 17th Cranston R o a d , C he 1 m sf 9' r d , Havshaw. C-enrury. Massachusetts, to Alan A, Pearlman, son of , Mr, and Mrs, Donald J. Pearlman of Galloway Road, Chelmsford. Rabbi Joel H. Zalman and Cantor Ivan E, P e r 1 m -an offtclated at the candlelight ceremony. Wearing a gown of Cl)antllly lace featuring a high scalloped collar, long renaissance sleeves and a cathedral length train, tbe bride was given In marriage by her father. Her fingertip veil fell from a matching headpiece, and she carried a Bible covered with .a white orcbld surrounded . by · carnations. Miss Joyce Levin served as maid of honor for her sister. Bridesmaids were Miss Linda Levin, sister of the bride; Miss Eileen Pearlman, sister of tbe bridegroom; Miss Lesley sweet II and Miss Christine Callahan, The honor attendants wore noral I chiffon gowns over aqua taffeta I skirts wltb matching aqua Dior I bows. They carried wicker I baskets of raspberry carnations. I Keith Allberg was best man, and ushers were Terrance Allberg, · -Richard F, Cohn, Wllllam Faulkner ·and George Kohn. Following a wedding trip to Florida, the couple are making their home In West 4fayette, Indiana. The bride Is a graduate of Chelmsford High School and attended North Adams State College. Mr. Pearlman Is also a DAVID P. GERSTENBLATT graduate of Chelmsford High School and Is continuing bis studies at Purdue University. Grandparents of the bride are Mr, and Mrs. Louis Gershman of Blodgett Avenue, :Pawtucket, and the late Mr, and Mrs, Jacob Herbert F. Gold, C.L.U., & Associates, General Agency of the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company in Brookline, Massachusetts, takes pleasure in ACCEPT BLAZER announcing the appointment of David P. Gerstenblatt, C.L.U., as A~sociate- General Harry Blazer, 21, son of Mr, and Mrs. Hyman Blazer of Agent. I Cranston, has been accepted as a Mr. Gerstenblatt, a native of Providence, joined the company in September 1CJ67. He is ·1 I fulltlme student majoring In ) I arranging and com;x>sltlon at the a qualifying member of the Million _Dollar Round Table, a member of _the "President's ' Berklee College of Music, Mr. Honor Club" (John Hancock's leading sales organization), and recipient of' the ·.1 Blazer attended Berklee during its seven-week com,rehenslve Chartered Life Underwriters designation. He established a multi-million dollar sales unit summ(lr program and did special · and is a member of the Boston tile Underwriters and the National Association of Life I stud 1-e s In the percussion 1, department. Underwriters. Perform Ing on the drums with Mr. Gerstenblatt's responsibilities-will be directly invol!ed in building one of the the M:T Jazz Band, Mr. Blazer won the Qulnnlplac Com,etltlon largest Qeneral Agencies for the John Hancock in the United States. Festival Award as outstanding percussionist. Currently he Is a member of the Jazz/rock group, "Laugh and Cry," which Is under ( the direction of saxophonist Charlie Mariano. Mr, Blazer Is a graduate of ·, Mos es Br own School and \ Brandeis University.

For excellent results, adv~r­ ,-, \JJ1 BOSTON, MA.SSA.CHUS6TTS tlse In the Herald. Herald sub­ scribers comprise an active buy­ Ing market, Call 724-0200- or 724-0202. , r­ \ l '\ -- \ -·- - ·--.....-- _ .;. 4 nlE RHODE ISLAND HERALt>, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1971 . Li;AVES JEWS NEW DAY SCHOOL MONEY FOR I LONDON - The will al the mt>IANAPOLE, Ind1ana - The the opening of a Hebrew day school late · John M. Machover, Russ I a n-bont here' meant tbat every city 1n social worker, Z I on ls t leader and eminent North America with a Jewish International lawyer, was population uceecUng 7,500 now . published here. Machover, who bad a Hebrew day school. It wu sened as jl!lllor defense counsel one of twelve new lnstttuttons, in the Belltstrial ln Kiev ln.1911, lncludlng 6 bJp schools, open to died June B at the at 91. He tbls year 1n the ace United states. 1'eft the equivalent of $219,600, which wtll go to the Machover Charitable Trust for . i:elief at WE HAVE ITI needy Jews ln Israel and the • .GOOD FOOD · diaspora. His private library aD(I papers - many of them of • COCKTAIL LOUNGE historic value -were left to . M,etzudat zeev Oabotlnslcy • ATMOSPHERE ln~dtute) ln Tel Aviv. HARBOURSIDE o,EN EVES, BY A,,T. LOBSTERMANIA 808 HOPE STREET PROVIDENCE., R. I. OPEN 7 DAYS - UNTIL 1:08 A.M. WATEl!_S,T. VIA IING ST. 831-5200 EAST GREENWICH 114-6363 Neil's Hair Fashions 80 BURLINGTON ST., EAST SIDE l'olynosl.. and takes pleasure in announcing C..,tonc.~c C J11oi~ --COCkT AILS SUtYED.. the addition of eTIUOll!tnke• MIRANDA of Italy 1 467-7440 1 to our staff • ,.., C-,nc: 11,one-d • Afncl lt rrc~ P~•C i'"'I 10 miM. F'FO!ft Prow. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER WITH MISS MIRANDA ONLY: 127M..... Pou ,. Ao, Mrs. Robert A. Hankin Miss Geraldine A. Allalre, fUll length v,ell. She carried a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. stepben cascade of white roses and purple SHAMPOO AND SET R. Allalre of Elm Street, pompoms. Regular 3.50 WITH THIS COUPON 2.50 Blackstone, Massachusetts, Diane DIL!bero was maid of Rhode Island became the bride on Sunday, honor and Miss Irene Maloney OIFE/1 GOOD TUES . THIIU SAT. DUIIIHG sE,T. & OCT. B11si11ess lnstilllte August 22, of Robert A. Hankin, was bridesmaid. They wore u Start Anytime son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. pastel-flowered pant rowns styled WEIIAVESTAFFAVA/UBLE861 131 Co11ti11Mo•• Enrolllflenl Hankin of Ruxton Street, with orchid bodices accented with r 861 - 1313 FON IIOUSE CALLS - Cranston. Justice of the Peace matching ruffles at the high I PIIOIIWIS George Perry offfclated at the 2 neckline and cuffs. Their large IF llfflllfflOI p.m. ceremony which was held at picture hats were In purple and ATTLEBORO • Typewritir,w tbe K1nc Philip In Wrentham, they carried white baskets of -~., Massac bus ett s. A reception pastel spring flowers. i LITTLE THEATRE •C...,.S..-.,... followed. Edward Katz served as best •looldi1,--.anc1 Given In marriage by her man, David Ricchlute was usher, will present the ...... father, the bride w.:ire an em1>lre and Lucien Allaire, brother of the •Offlcelka. gown of silk organza fashioned bride, was Junior usher. WJd• ~~ J,r~ with a sheer bodice accented with Follow111g .a wl!West Germany • Ph-in- Spolin9 on • -Comp,.hon,ion LUDWlGSBURG, W. Germany c r I in·e s are classified ,i.. \:.i the • StudrSlI) the pr!)secudon. of SHOLOM~?' ALEICHEM'S STORIES headquartered In this city. New crimes exists In the Federal 212COTIIIEST. eridence js being turned up dally Repulillc, the Nazi crimes were Music by Book by JOSE.PM ST£tt( PIWTOCUT, IIJ, and prosecudng attorneys here as so monstrous . ,that the well as In the town of Baden­ Government ,decided to modify the JERR'( BOCK Ly, ;cs by S"(lD{)tt \V>.RM~ 728-1570 Wurtember ar-e hard at work statute In this special case to permit more time for October 1st & 2nd 8:00 rM. '""-'*"--Director· preparing cases. "The obstacle In the way of lnvesdgatlon and prosecution. Attleboro High School odnt 13.00 Justice," the spokesman stated, One of the difficulties facing "Is the effect - on potential the Central Office, Director witnesses and defendants alike Adalbert Rucker) stated, Is the - of the passage of years." lack of witnesses. "Some 40 per W I t h Imp res s_l v e cent of one-time concentradon­ ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES thoroughness, the prosecuting camp inmates," he said, "are no staff has built up a massive file longer prepared to come forward In which documents that came to to tesd!}'. Most of them reside ARE YOU PLANNING TO light after 1945 on Nazi-era abroad.' WORK OR INVEST'IN IS RAEL? Lounge At Kennedy Arts Center DON'T MISS Designed By _Israeli Artists WASHlNGTON - Presidents biblical dmes to modern Israel. MR. SHIMAN TOPOR of the United States who attend The celling will depict In color future operas and concerts at the musical scenes from the Bible by The Executive Director For John F. Kennedy C,enter for the the lsraell ardst Shraga Weill. Performing Arts, which opened' Ezeldal Klmche Is preparing silk here on September 8, will occupy fabric panels displaying life In ISRAEL'S "TOUR V-f' ALEH" a lounge designed, furnished and modern Israel that wlll cover decorated for' them by Israeli_ three walls. The fourth wall wUI WHO WILL SPEAK ANP ANS,WER YOUR QUESTIONS ardsts. have a woodcut panel by Nehemta The Israel Embassy Azaz depicting musical ON INVESTMENTS in ISRAEL for AM~RICANS. announced that the lounge Instruments of biblical times. adjoining t~ Preslitendal box . When np-t used by a ·. AT' wlll be· Israel• s contribution- to presldendal party, the 60-by-20 the center dedicated to the f!)Ot ·room will be open to the TEMPLE BETH SHOlOM memory of the late President general a·udlence as an Kennedy. Raphael Blumenfeld, the _lntermlsslon lounge. Corner .Ca.mp Street and Rochambea.u Avenue ar·c.hl tect who designed the Interior of lsr¥1' s Knesset JERUSALEM - The ,.., Providence, R.I. .· bull ding. has designed the Jordanian radio sharp.Jy . ln,terlor of the lounge at the crldclzed the meedng of West This Su~day, Septembe,.26, at.8 P.M. Kennedy Cilnter. Bini( . mayors. held· recently at The art and furnishings al one ·Belt Sahur near Bethlehem to Sponsored By: . CHUG ALIYAH OF RHODE ISLAND ' .are valued at $200,000. The cost discuss West Bank economic · THE ISRAEl ALIYAH CENTER OF NEW-ENGLAND of the project Is being borne In problems. After several days ,of part by ''.friends of the State o( silence on the subject, an Amman· ZIONIST ORGANIZATION, OF: AMERICA ··.· tsriael" In the_. Washington · area, radlQ commentator desctlbed the the Embassy sald• .'.The theme of .meeting as having been organized "OPEN ·10 'THE PUBLIC . the decor Is ·a COIUlnuous lint· by 'Israel · and the Palesdne ., . . betweel),Jll.dalsm ·and music. fr,om .terror-groups;• · . ' TIIE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1971 5 JEWISH TRIPLETS boys were born April 7th to Mr. MANCHESTER, CONN. _ .,. md Mrs. Allan ,Frlemlan and the 1be first reported set cl Jewts!I ritual was performed for one son triplets ln !be state were ln late May and the other two a · clrcumstzed recently by Rabbl weelc later. 1be father ls studytng Haskel Unden~_al. The three {or bis doctorate ln physics. YESI THERE IS SOMETHING NEWI HOUSE OF-MUFFINS 21 VARIETIES OF MUFFINS • CHOCOLATE CHIP • FUDGE NUT • CO"FFEE WALNUT • RUM RAISIN •BANANA NUT • BLUEBERRY • DA TE NUT • CHERRY • PLUS MANY, MANY MORE MUFFINS ARE LOWER IN CALORIES THAN DONUTS -- OUR MUFFINS MAY BE FROZEN. THE FIRST ANNUAL Uttle Miss Educator Back-to-School Smile Contest was held on Friday, S.pteff\l>er 3, at the Educator Bootery in the Warwick Mall. Left to right above are Mary Murphy, Smile 0uffn; Sheila WE ff-AVE DISCOUNT PRICES START­ Schlink, first runner-up; Teri David, second runner-up, and Dick Lowney, store manager. ING AT S DO~EN FOR YOU~ NEXT CLUB MEETING OR SPECIAL EV_ENT. Russian Jewish Emigrant To Israel PLEASE INQUIRE. Condemns 'Violent Tactics' Of JD L PI'l"l'SBURGH - A Russian a lever to force Jewish he was freed he was dismissed as Jewish scholar who suffered Intellectuals to sign prepared a professor at the Soviet 150 NEWPORT A VE. EAST PROV., R.I. harrassment and Imprisonment In statements proclaiming their Academy of Science and . NEXT DOOR TO GANSETT SHOPPING CENTER his successtul fight to emigrate opposition to any activity threatened with expulsion from OPEN TUES. THRU SUN. 7 A.M.-10 P.M. CLOSED MONDAYS to Israel today condemned the sUPportlng Soviet Jews. Moscow. ENJOY FltESHL Y GROUND AND BltEWED COFFEE The who "violent tactics" of the militant Jewish Intellectual He ultimately obtained exit AT OUR COFFEE COUNTER Jewish Defense League, ' does not comply with this visas for himself and his famUy contending that they were sharply demand, Dr. Zand said, "cannot - his wife, two chlldren, OWNED & OPERATED BY alienating Russian Intellectuals get his works published, Is mother, sister and a niece. Now who have been sympathetic to prohibited from participating In he Is a member of the !acuity of Soviet Jews. academic conferences and Is the Hebrew University In JOEL FEINBERG 434-9S44 Dr. Michael Zand, a 44-year­ dented the opportunity to study or Jerusalem. old specialist In Oriental teach at Soviet Institutions." Dr. Zand Is here to lecture on languages and a l~ader for four Before his Imprisonment this his discipline and to taJlc about ye a rs among Soviet Jewish year, Dr. Zand staged a sit-In In the plight of Soviet Jews at activists, said that the the offices of ranlclng Communist various colleges and universities Intellectual community was offices In the soviet Union. When In this country. Russian Jewry's "only ally" In the Soviet Union, However, Dr. Zand asserted JFRI Annual Fund Raising Drive that "the Russian lntellectuat•s natlopal cultural feelings -· - sacred to him - are offended Helps Community Organizations when a bomb Is exploded ln a , Albert L Gordon, · general Services, Inc., Rhode Island Soviet building In the United chairman of the 1971 campaign of Board of Rabbis (Special states and an American concert the Jewish Federation of Rhode Projects), Rhode Island Jewish that's what puts you on your toes! by a Russian artist Is disrupted;" Island, reminded the Jewish Historical Association, Vaad \ His remarks were made In an residents of Rhode Island that Hakashruth of Rhode Island, Interview at the 74th national "all the local agencies supported Woonsocket Jewish community convention of the Zionist by the Jewish Federation whlcli local needs, and the Zionist Youth Organization ·of America at the must continue to supply our Commission, Pittsburgh Hilton Hotel community with v-ltal services On frequent occasions, the are facing ever Increasing Jewish Woman Ber state Institutions, Jewish steady flow _of Phantom and ~ ~!~.~!!~ ...~ooteIJ people who esteem and revere the Chaplaln at Brown University, Slcyhawk Jet slrcraft and other great cultural traditions of all Jew Is h Community Relations arms and to Inform the Arabs and ~ Accurately Filled M, nations." / Council of Rhode Island, Jewish· the Commun1st world that the WAIWICK MALL or. Zand held that his view Famlly and Children's Service United States Is ready to match e WI .. ACCUU.ll UCOIIS Of AU. ""111(,f . . . , - was shared by "a great number" (Refugee Service), Jewish, War the Soviet build-up step.by-step MAIi. llMINDa CAIDS, Pl- 1111 CHICIUPS of Russian Jewish Intellectuals. Veterans. ·as well as to guarantee tile l'WHATIVU AMOUNT Of TIMI . $Mill, AND rATllNCI ~ - He , said the Kremlin exploits Also, Joint Israel Programs . survival of a free Israel." U9UlllD, WI ••va IT •uau AND COUITIOU5LT. \iiiii) reports of violent protests In this Committee . of Rltode Island, country tci depict "all Jews as Newport Jewish Community local Herald subscribers comprise ;;: OP!N DAI.Y 10*-111:CIO barbarians" In the Soviet press. needs , Paw tu c lee t Jewish an active buying market. · For Such propaganda campaigns, community local needs, Rhode , excellent results, advertise In the •• MAY YOU _ENJOY A HEALTHY, HAPPY NEW YEAR or. Zand ~d, are also used u Island Council of Community .Herald. Call 724-0200.

Y , 6 THE RHOD~ ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY I SEPTEMBER 24, 1971_ Your FROM FRIDAY T-0 FRIDAY Money's Memories of · Erev Yom Kippur Worth Qy BERYL SEGAL By Sylvu Por~r

Yorn Kippur mood began In and the Sbamos flogged him 39 until the next evening after our house early In the morning of times with calf-skin tongues on Ne'elah service, the closing .Tenant's Rights· the day of Erev Yorn Klppur. With his back. The man, prostrated, prayer. the rls·lng of the sun tl)e whole was beating his chest, while the Mother, In the meantime, If you, a member Of a the- above - complain to those family assembled for Ka.pores Shamos counted the prescribed blessed the candles and saJd, minority group, find that a lease departments specially set up by Sblogen. Father took a rooster, number of flogglogs , 39 Mallrus, besides, the benedlctlon, several contains any racially the various . media (newspapers, mother bad a hen, preferably wh le b was the corporeal prayers In· Yiddish, with much discriminating clauses, you !)ave radio or TV) to review citizens• white, In her bands, and we, the punishment among Jews . for an tears and sighing. She also took a right to demand that such grievances. These are sprloglog children each had a coin In bis . offense. During Mallr:us, the men . ¥ellow wax candles, one for each clauses by stricken from the up across the land, their function band, and we repeated after our confessed quietly their real or of the departed from our fam Uy, lease. 1be provisions are Illegal Is to assist you on precisely this parents the famWar words: - Im qtnary sins and before they and she brought them to shill. under our Federal civil rights sort Of complaint - and they "This Is Instead of me. This were through the Sbamos was There she gave the candles to the laws. are frequently making real If by Is In exchange for ma. This Is my done''beatlog" them with his Sbamos to Ugbt, and put them In a you are threatened rats. progress. Kapore. This (rooster or hen) lash. Prostration, flocglog and special place. No one knew which bugs or similar health hazards, 1bese are simply a few hints will. go to Its death, and i will confessing were preparatory to of the candles was his or hers. andUyourlandlordlgnoresyour on how to get your basic rights as protests, you have a right to go at enter Into a good, long, · healthy Yorn Kippur. The belief was that a candle one of the nation's mlli1ons of We." Now father turned to several which was blown out during Yom once to the State or municipal tenants living In rented house,,_ or long tables In the vestry of the J<1ppur brought W fate tor the heal th department wl th your apartments. Our parents held the fowl by complaint and to Insist on their legs and waved them around shul on which "plates" were person. The wax candles swayed 1bey represent merely a few lined up. Kearot they were called. In the corner of the shul and tbe1r corrective action. Your state and Of the alternatives to the protest our lieads three times, and the local health laws almost surely There was a Kearoh for Ra-Ha-S. flames flickered, and we, the marches, rent strikes and legal fowl looked puzzled at us, at the also protect ,YOU a,alnst such Slddur, at the whole procedure, These were. the Hebrew lnltlals children, watched them with battles which have been raging In for Rabbi, Hazan, Shamos, the horror. Each flame was a soul of dangerous structural defects as recent months from coast to and then they began to protest, faulty wiring and falling plaster. the rooster especially struggling three functionaries In the sbul to a deceased one, and "they" knew coast 1111der the leadership of which every member contributed. wbo was to live or wbo was to Health codes also protect you militant tenant organizations. to get out of the strings that against persistent plwnblng bound bis legs. The fowl were Then there were Kearot for the die. 1bey certainly are far less poor, the widow, the orphan and A hush fell over the shul u problems (sewage backups, drastic than other tactics being then slaughtered and the coins overflowing septic tanks), were given to the poor. for special emergencies. There the sun set and the ftrst stars used by Individual tenants and was even a Kearoh for the appeared In the sky. The lamps If you feel there Is a ftre groups of tenants. In the afternoon father went to National Fund, a plate with a poured their light over a house hazard In your rented house or For Instance, in some cases, shill -where he gathered ten men Jewish flag stuclt In the card that full Of men and women who stood apartment, your state and 1ocal tenants who have tried and each In turn absolved the ftre laws must prorec:t you was standing near the plate. on their feet and swayed and wept lDlsuccesstully to get repairs against these tool You can easOy vows, promises and Thus a Jew settled his affairs and prepared their hearts for the agreed upon In the lease have find out the names of the local transgressions .against people with his fellow men and Great Day. The Torahs were simply notlfted the landlords that wu authorities; complain and demand during the year which he could ready to ask forgtveness from taken out of the Holy Ark, and the they Intend to have the repairs enforcement ol the ftre codes. not keep, or had forcotten about, Him who Is above us. Huan, a man whom the shill done on their own and deduct the or If be did harm unknowingly, or If you do not get action from Supper was eaten early In our engaged tor the holidays, began costs from their rent checks. ,1be the 1 spoke Ill of anybody, or hurt them house. Mother prepared the the old melody of Kol Nldre. authorities - and can bear SUpreme• Court In at least one your Bronx cheers after reading with a remark; all of these are tradltlo.00 chicken soup and the There Is magtc In the melody. No . state has upheld this tactic for forgiven, forgotten and made as If Kapores fowl, and the dessert of one knows where It comes from, tenants. they bad never been said or done. carrots, Mern Tzlmmes, and In and who the coml)Oser was. But In other cases, tenants have The ten men, then, began their the center of the table stood the all over the world, wherever gone on prolonged rent strikes to afternoon prayers, the Mlnebah dish with honey and we dipped our Asbkenazlc Jews get tocether for The force their landlords fo take s e r v I c e , with their hearts Hallab In It Instead of salt. · Yorn Kippur services, the melody specified actions. 1be courts cleansed of offenses between man Then father donned his white Is the same. The Sepllardlc Jews hAve Increasingly found this and man, Kittel, to remind man of the day and the Jews of the Orient begtn Lyons tactic acc;eptable too. The Shamos of the shill, In the of his death, and the Talls, and on their Yorn Kippur prayers by In still other cases, the m'!lantlme, was busy at the door top of them the silk Kapote and reciting Kol Nldre with the National Tenants Association In of the sanctuary. As each man the fringed gtrdle and he went to melody of Sellcbos. Den Washington has been taking over came out of the shill, he shill for.Kol Nldre, there to stay, And 80 began. twenty-f0!)J" f• for tenants Wlable to fight their prostrated himself at the door. except during the sleeping hours, hours of fast and prayer and soul • landlords on actions ranging from searching for the Jews . of my deliberate harassment to sudden little town on the Ukraine from rent hikes and this group makes which they emerged purified and no secret of Its mmtancy and Only In America unburdened and strengthened In Bv Leonard objectives. their faith. Lyons But what about you, the non­ And we, the children; went to militant Individual, about to sign bed reassured. No candle was a lease during this top renting By Harry Golden blown out during the Kol Nldre season of the year? How do you service. All would be well with NEW YORK: Ther e was a book protect yourself against the many our Shtetl on the Ukraine. published recently," A Journey to pitfalls built Into a typical lease? ======111R1111111111N11111111111111t1111111111111111111n11111t1H1111n Heartbreak," by Stanle y • Make sure all the blank Socialism for the Rich! Weintraub, about George Bernard spaces are filled In or ""'ed out. Free Enterprise for the Poor! COMMUNl'N Shaw. • Make sure any Invalid I ftrst met Shaw during World restrictions - such as a ban on Amid the tumult of despair ye a r go to the American CALENDAR War n. I was walklog through the subletting your apartment when that now attends the various shipowners to make - up the lobby of Clarldge•s Hotel when I the landlord verbally says you welfare programs, It Is Important difference between United States A SHVICI Of THE heard the boom tog voice of may do so - are stricken out... never to lose faith In the and foreign cost for crew and JEWISH FIDHATION Shaw's producer, Gabriel Pascal, • Insist that the conditions American credo, the credo which operating expenses. Of IHOOE ISlAND who said: "Tomorrow I take you lDlder. which the landlord or has helped us grow strong, Every American businessman and the to Shaw," He did. repairman may enter your affluent, and bard-hearted In bas a parmer who will never go R.I. JEWISH HERALD I bad promised Commander apartment are spelled. out these post-war years. That credo broke. Uncle Sam owns a well For Lnting Call 421-4111 Richard Aldrich, who then was clearly. How much advance notice Is: "Socialism for the rich, free which pumps nothing but money. married to Gertrude Lawrence, must be given, for Instance? enterprise for the poor." SUNDAY, SB'TIM&H 26, 1971 • If there Is a "confession of Of course, It doesn't always 9:00 e .m . that I would let him fly me to see In another gambit destined to work. 1be railroads are going Cenp.eotiem $oM of Joc.b, ...,.... Meeting the Navy bombing Judgment" clause In your lease, enrage Spiro Agnew, the broke and the atrplanes flying 10:00 •.m. Frledrlchshafen. When I told try to have It removed. In effect, ,r..w.,_ .W:-w Day Sc"-, OeuW. 0-Day Associated Press bas empty. Membenhip Aldrich I could not go because I this clause waives your right to accumulated the evidence In a A major city department store MONDAY, SIPTIMIII 27, 1971 had a chance to visit with Shaw, defend yourself In court against government wide survey that will cave · In If It tries to do 12:lO p.m. Aldrich said: "Go see Shaw." arbitrary eviction or other such ,.,__..,_ Cheap* of ...... h . ...,.. , actions by the landlaord. private enterprise collects $30 business on the same street ~ MNti"I "Frledrlchsbafen will always billion a · year In subsidies or come...- for too long. But If It 1:00 p.rn. be there. Shaw ma:,: not." • Try al so to fet rid of any subsidy-like aid. Wisely, private Tempt. leth r ..h Men', Quit, INrd MNriflt "wai'ver of notice' clause which moves to the suburbs, the federal v.... Malccrthn,,th ., lthede lllond, ....lo, When I came to Shaw's house, enterprise doesn't crow -about and municipal governments will Lady Astor was there. I had a permits your . landlord to evict this Income so as not to put the buildings on roller skates ,awtv~et•Gentral-.... ,.... ttodoMah, ...,. m?vle camera with me, although you and literally throw your discourage the log-cabin t

'-) 8 TI-IE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1971 OFFICERS RETIJRN TO WORK obey orders. The 26 are civtilans JERUSALEM - Striking 1mder the authority of the Says Ge~many Cannot lsrae\l customs officers who man -m11ltary commander, Brig. Gen. the bridges that cross Into Jordan Raphael Wardl, who orlglnally Send Arms To Israel - re~d to work In face of warned them against walking out TEL AVIV Gerhard threats that they would be tt:ted In like their colleagues, When tliey Hello Again! SChroeder, chairman of the West military courts for refusing t(! disobeyed, he ,had them sentenced German Bundestag Foreign to various terms In prison, which Affairs Committee and former . were 9USpended when they went Minister of Defense, said here back to work. News of the Sports World by ·warren_ Walden that his country should not supply · military equipment to Israel, Schroeder told a press THE BIG SHOW? It's World Marley" on Thayer· Street In conference that he favored Serles time again. It's the time Providence? continuing close relations when Indian summer offers a last e e e between West Germany and Israel Music for thot very special affair look at what we looked forward to DEFINITION: Webster's but would prefer to see them Weddings Bar Mitzvahs last spring, It's the time when definition of "Palace" Is: "The limited to economic and cultural 831-3739 Res. 944-7298 crispness creeps Into the air and official residence of a sovereign" matters. "Israel should seek when the leaves put on their and the former Loew' s 'Theatre In mtlttary aid from countries less brightest hues and biggest show. Providence ts now called Involved with their past," he It's October's bright blue "Dario's Palace!" It's a busy said, adding that the Issue was BUSINESSMEN! weather. It's when, at one time, place, too, with the popularity of very delicate. football's season was awaited. Denny McNsmee at the boxing The West German diplomat Is ARE YOU LOSING $ BE­ Now football has left the shows and the magnetic wrestling visiting Israel at the CAUSE OF THE APPEAR­ breathless suspense of ope~ presentations along with a variety government's tnvltatlon. The days back In August and baseball, of other presentations being lnvl~tlon brought protests from ANCE OF YOUR OFFICE? after a temporary I apse, except booked. v a r 1 o us groups because of In contending cities, explodes Into e e e Schroeder's past membership tn BASEMENT Adel beauty and sal.. -al the the Nazi Party and the SA same ti,,.. with new draperies the spotlight with a new suspense THERE WERE BELLS: And that's WATERPROOFING from ... surrounding the World Serles. the theme-song .used by the C,tormtroopers). INFORMATION CENTER Maybe football has helped tbrollgh • ' Inc om par ab I e Ann" when A Haifa student, Gideon Spiro, Its midsummer opening gsmes? I starting her progrsms with magic demanded that Schroeder be 500 WATERMAN AVE. Jack's Fabrics. dunno. music. 'There was a "Bell for detained for trial In Israel as a 725 Dexter St., Central Falls, I.I. Nazi war criminal. Israel's EAST PROV., R.I . Free' Con1ultation CaN PA 5-2160 e ·e e Adano" anil the bell on the THOSE WERE THE DAYS: Back Inchcape Rock that sounded Its Attorney General Meir Shamgar In 1884, the Providence Grays warning knell. Another fsmous refused to act on this demand. were World Serles winners, bell, and right In our midst, too, Asked by newsmen about the representing the National Leagia, ls the bell that was formerly charges against him, Schroeder FUEL OIL -- Budget Plan over the New York Metropolitans clanged 1n Madison Square said "I did oot come to Israel to of the American Association, Garden and ts now being used for discuss mv biography. There Is when Charles "Ole Hoss" boxing and wrestling In "Dario's oothlng 1n m v past activity - 24 hour Radbourne pitched three victories Palace." Bob Grundy ls the public or personal -that could on successive days and allowed owner of the precious Item and prevent me from accepting the only three hits. And so, there Joe Cellettt ls Its custodian. Just Invitation of the Israeli Emergency Service were "Mets" before the "Mets" Imagine! It's the ssme bell that government to visit Israel." that are now. ·clanged for . Joe Louts, Rocky Schroeder has been accused of e e e Marciano and a host of other refusing to send gas masks to TOO BAD, TOO BAD: Yankee standouts. Israel during the tense period CALL 723-8282 Stadium seems to Nhave had It." •• e prior to the 1967 Six-Day war. ENTERPRISE FUELS, INC. 1be "House That Ruth Buflt," a IN PARTING: Too many drivers He was then defense minister. monument and a symbol of our are observed rlDlnlng through red Schroeder explained that gas great sports loving country that lights and around blind corners! masks were In short supply 1n the ts known all over the world. Two Ah yes - someone has said, West German Army at the time, former "greats" with the old "'The life you save may be your but said he had not objected to Providence Grays were ownl" - CARRY ONI taking them from the civil prominent members of the defense network to send to lsrael. Yankees when the big stadium first opened. Ruth was one. You know that, 'The other was Director Feels It 'Quite likely' "Submarine Pitcher" Carl Mays, a duo that helped the Grays wtn That Israel Has Nuclear Weapons the Interl\ational League pennant at old Melrose Park. If you stand LONDON - Francois mllltary power In 1971-72. The on the corner of Emerson and Duchene, director of the Institute section of the report dealing with Longfellow Streets In Providence for Strategic Studies, which ls the balance 1n the Middle East and face southeast, you'll be regarded as the most reliable noted that Israel heads the table facing the site of Melrose Park. authority on world m!lltary for defense expenditures In terms I .... power, said here that It was of gross national product. The BOXING NEWS: Something new "q u It e ltkely" that lsrael report stated that Israel added 40 under the Sun, or, beg pardon, possesses nuclear weapons but combat aircraft to her Air Force under the lights. When Joe that It was In her Interests to during the past year whlle Egypt r Morrisette promotes amateur keep her nuclear potential added 100, boxing at Lincoln Park, starting ambiguous because "ambiguity Is According to the survey, October 24, a girl may act as also a m tghty deterrent." Israel Is capable of fielding 10 usecond" in one of the corners, armored divisions, nine Infantry according to Joe Cellettt who Duchene and the Instltute•s divisions and four parachute knows so much about what's going duputy director, Brig. Kenneth brigades. Egypt has three on. Joe says that Arthur Butler Hunt, spoke In reply to questions armored divisions, five Infantry I will bring a team of boxers from at a press conference muklng divisions, two parachute ,- Providence and Sandy Peckham publication of the Instltute•s brigades, 16 artillery brigades and Ralph Pannone will bring a report on the balance of world and 20 commando battalions. group of contestants from Cala Orange Club 1n Pawtucket. I • • • The Lyons Den , MORE: Big plans under way for a Sports Awards Dinner at A,C,l. In Boston Repertory Theater andI 5 5 5 (Continued from page 6) 3000? 4000? 5000? Cranston on October 24. told GBS that the Repertory was · outstanding members of the as she entered. "Mr. Shaw," being subsidized. Shaw refused to boxing world will be Invited. They began Mrs, Luce, trying to flatter come, explatnlng: "A theater Include Willy Pep, Denny him. "Mr. Shaw, you are the only which has to be subsidized Isn't McNamee, Eddie Imondi smong reason I am standing here." Shaw worthy of the name. To succeed, others~ And that also according to looked up and replied: "Who did you · must satisfy the paying Mr. "Judge" Joe Cellettt who ls you say your mother was, my public, It's not a success unless a committee member. child?" It satisfies, and It's not e • • After the visit was over, Mrs, satisfactory If someone else has SKATES SHARPENED: The R.I. Luce told him: "You're the nrst to pay for It." Reds will be embarking ·on a person I've seen 1n England. Is One night a trtend who was promising campaign on the lee there anybody- else you'd suggest vlstttng Mr. and Mrs. Shaw when they make their first R.l. I meet whlle I am here?" "Mrs, listened to the host telllng a few Aud. appear.ance as afflllates with Luce " he assured her "you stories. During this storytelling the New York Rangers. The Reds already have m0t EVERYBODY.'' session, Mrs, Shaw busied will face-off with the Omsha, Judith Anderson once wrote herself knitting. The guest asked Nebraska, tesm of the Central .him for permission to do his "St. her: "What are you knitting?" We'll Make Yoa.r Ca.r Hockey League on Friday night, Joan." GBS refused, explaining "Oh, nothing. Just nothing," September 24, at the. R,I, Aud. that he couldn't permit the whispered Mrs. Shaw. "It's just Look Like New Again The same teams will play on production because the high that I have heard these stories of Sunday, September 26, at R,I, Income tax rates would leave him his 2000 times, and If I don't do Bring your car to us. We'll look it over, Aud. and both games should melt practically nothing, "And as something with my hands, I will the tee with competition as between Income and the privilege probably choke him." give you an estimate and-repair, paint players try for regular berths. of seeing you do •st. Joan,• " When Winston Churchill ran 'The Reds will play the Boston Shaw frankly told her, "I choose as an anti-Socialist Independent Braves at R.L Aqd, In a kick-oft · Income." against Fenner Brockway, the and finish to look like new. That's right, game ' for benefit · of UrJted Henri Bernstein, the French Independent Labor .. Party Fund on October 3. Old Boston playWrtght, once was a guest In candidate for Parliament from like new! Braves never fade away but Shaw's holl{le; GBS · showed him the- Abbey division of maybe melt on tee, oh. various objects of Interest, Westminster, Shaw wrote to • e e Including a bust of Shaw made by Brockway: "I hope that you are REMARK APROPOS:. When the Rodin many years ago, "There's not contesting Westm1n·ster under Red Sox were _playing In fog- a strange thing about the the Impression that the whole bound Fenway last week, Ned statue," said the aging Shaw. electo.rate Is as tntelllgent as I Martin remarked,-"It's the kind "Every day Its keeps getting and my neighbor, Sir James of a night you'd expect to see younger," ,Barrie. Westminster once elected Basil Rathbone (Sherlock) seated The late· Monty Wooley, who John Stuart Mill, but It never , out there smoking his curved pipe hoped to portray Shaw, met !ll.m recovered from the shock of and talking with Dr, Watson. How In 1927. It was after this meeting finding It had. elected a really about Scrooge and Marley being that Woolley started · to grow a great m!lll, Needless to say, It there, too? And have you notlcec! beard, He went to Shaw to Invite turned him out at the next the ,._ of ''.ScroOl!:e and him to come to Boston for the election." THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1971 9 ADOPTS' BILL Herald subscribers comprise SACRAMENTO, Callfornla - an active· buying mil'ket, For 'l1lfl legislature bas adopted a bill excellent resulta, advertise In the that permita state chartered Herald. call 724-0200. savings and loan a.ssoclatlons to .------, Invest In I.srael Bonds. Other areas of public Investments In BOULEVARD bonds were also opened up by the legislation. SHADE AND DRAPE, INC. FOR THE FINEST IN SINGLES OVER 30 HOME, SHOP, AND Adult Drop In OFFICE DECORATING 724-0680 lounge 742 EAST AVE., PAWT. YOM IIPPUR NIGHT GET-TOGETHER JowWoC-,C.... of Rhode Island 40111ffle-A....,...- WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2' ' ,:00 , .•. GRADUATES OF THE FIRST two-Yffr X-ray technician course at The Miriam Hospita; ,...;,,. their c.rtlficatn from Jerome R. Sapolsky, loft, executive vice prosidont of tho hospital. Graduates aro Miss Nancy A. Craw· ley, Mrs. Char.i-ne M. Lollpr and Miss Patricia A. Massie. looking on aro Mrs. Audrey Aubror, toachl"9 .,. porvisor, X-ray department, and Dr. Harvey P. l.o110lbaum, radi.loglst-ln-chiof at tho hospita . WEST BAY repeated contentions: tnwstora TENNIS SUCCESSFUL should keep a- written record of 6)6 C, nt1, ..,,11, Rd stock transactions In addl lion to · R ,1 1, 117 Oft 9) W ,]'w,d, saving their brokerage slips. Tilese slips are very easy to 828-4450 L'SHANA TOV AH INVESTING m!aplace: a written account of all purchases and sales kept In a INDOOR 47 SffkONl Shfft safe place Is added Insurance (al Wayland Squa,e) against such a loss. TENNIS ,...Wenn, I .I. Roger Spear 1f your stocks were bought on 274-3439 By E. separate occasions your canceled GROUP checks will provide the cost basis LESSONS for your tax return. However, If President's Stand earnings for the ftrst half ol lttit111ing Sept. 20 ~ ~ GAUERY, INC. 19 7 1, has questionable these checks are no longer Men-W,-n-Childrttt On Dollars avail able or If your ties OPEN DAILY 9-5,30 FRI. 'TIL 9 P.M . Intermediate growth prospects. securt Q: What do you think would be Some Improvement was apparent, were all bought at one time then • Souno lothe • lolhH Courts UNDAYS 2-6 P.M . CLOSED MONDAYS. perhaps your broker wlll be able • louft9ti • , ,ofe,sional lnltruction FR~ P~RKING IN OUR OWN LOT the best course of action In the however, In the second· quarter, event of a devaluation of the when earnings were down only 4 to s upply th e require d dollar? Would a salaried person cents per share on a Information. You may also do I.of% some researching In your be better off owning a home, Increase In gross. Full year library's back newspaper tues, common stock or government results will probably be close to that ls ass uming you know the bonds In such an event? H.H. the reduced level of last year's FAR EAST RESTAURANT A: 1be prospect of devaluation dates these transactions wer e' $2.29 a share. made. Your certlftcate w!ll became a virtual re all ty with the Since capital gains tax President's announcement that provide the stock. transfer date. Specializing In liability Incurred would be The prices you determine In this the Treasury would no longer substantial, sale of about half exchange gold for American these shares at this time Is search w!ll of course be only CHINESE and approximate and w!ll have to be dollars held by foreign suggested. However, this same governments. By cutting the adjusted for any subsequent stock tax consideration applies to new POL YNES IAN FOOD splits or dividends. Any odd lot somewhat artiflcal tie to gold, the purchases. Thus, you should dollar has been allowed to fees and commission charges de rive greater benefit from !'floaf" on the International would have to be added In order Orders Put Up To Take Out switching to tax free municipal monetary market. Because the bonds rather than to utility bonds. to establish their full cost. dollar has I ong been thought to be Q: Can you Inform me of the f Q: I attempted to buy US. s ta tu s of Allied Products, 840MAIN ST. MANAGER: Bill WOO. ',l ' _overvalued •In relatton, to foreign Treasury Notes at a branch bank currencies, this move by the Corporation? I bought at 37 and -It ·-WARREN, R.I. PHONE: 245-1970 In the 10th Federal Reserve ls now below 20. CJ. President has In effect devalued district and was told that they had our currency. The extent of the A: Prospects for Allied We Wish Our Many Friends none for sale or exchange but to Products are beginning to devaluation will take several go to a broker. Could you tell me weeks to establish, but It Is not brighten . Company h as A'Happy, Healthy New Year when this change occurred? J .K. discontin~d several unprofitable likely to exceed 1()%, 1be A: Tiiere has been no policy ...__ .. simultaneous Imposition of a 1()% textile pr oduc1s and sold !ts steel •,::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ change. The Federal Re serve operations . As a rfl.Sult the first tax on Imports will reinforce the System acts as fi scal agent for effect of the devaluation on the U.S. Treasl/I'Y Is sues , I.e., bills , ·half earnings gained 16% year-to- WASHINGTON SHOE SERVICE balance of payments deficit. notes and bonds. Thus , Federal ~;ifl:~f11:Pj~~en:a~~:· fuii NOW OPENS 2nd STORE FOR YOUR SHOE REPAIRING AND MEN'S For the average American the Reserve banks and also branch Initial effect of these two moves banks service cash or exchange . ,year products 1s expected by SHOES. - AT 214 UNION ST., PROV., R.I. 331-8225 _- STILL will be to Increase the cost of offerings on all newly-Issued 0 0 foreign goods and upgrade the ~~:at~~=~tio~u~c:~s:d!:eU.: ~~ SERVING AT 174 WASHINGTON ST., PROV., R.I. Treasury obligations. thermostats and valws, was appeal of domestic products. TIie I can only conclude that you 621-8113. · long-range outcome cannot be were Inquiring about an already Isolated since the new monetary ~i:P~:;~ ~~i:{,i t!;:if1~~~~~ DUE TO YOUR WARM WELCOME WE ARE OFFERING TO YOU, OUR outs t and I hg Treasury Issue, $7.6 m!Lllon will expire during FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS, A SELECTED GROUP OF SPECIALS policies were adopted In rather than one being offered In a conjunction with several - other new - funding ··operation. 1bese 1971ithoughcompany operates In far-reaching proposals. While the UNTILFRIDAY,NOV.12th. older Issues, to be sure, are six diverse areas, operations 20% OIi Regular Price On Any New Shoes 90-day wage/price freeze should bought and sold In the opeh reflect business cycles. In light effectively reroute the Inflation market through a broker or (No Limit) spiral, If Congress enacts the of the recent Presidential possibly commercial bank. proposals It Is possible that the GENTS: Full Soles & Reg . Rubber or leather Heels S.9S President's economy spurring proposals some of this braking long awaited business upswing ½ Soles & leg. Rubber or leather Heels 4.SO Record Keeping may be at hand. Hold for leg. lubber or leather Heels I .SO a c ti on w II 1 be dlss!p_ated. Vital for lnvestar Regardless of the effectiveness of recovery. lADIES, To, lill,,7S' l11. IBNrHNh'- l.lO \I Sole, &HNh-2.9S _ these "emergency" measures,· Q: I cannot find the purchase WE EXPECT YOUR CO-OPERATION SO THAT WE MAY CONTIN­ some Inflation, whether at an s1111s on the few stocks that I own. BURIED IN ISRAEL UE WITH THESE LOW PRICES. acceptable or unacceptable rate, In the event that I want to sell DENVER - Rabbi Charles FREE SHINE WITH EVERY SHOE REPAIR ls an historic fact. them how am I to establish my Ellezar Hillel Kauvar, 92, died SERVING II.I. OVER 60 YEAIIS TIie average salaried worker cost figures and work out my recently and was burled In Israel. ls, therefore, better off If he ' profits or losses? C,G, He had served a congregation holds Investments which will A: Your predicament there tor more than half a Increase their value at a rate as Illustrates one of my often ' century. fast or faster than Inflation. Real estate, stocks, dianionds, etc., are examples of assets which are capable of appreciation. Pincus Says World Jewry Government bonds on the other ,,_ hand are fixed as to Income and Must Help With-lsrae_l's maturity or face value, therefore gtowth Is limited by that amount. Urgent Social PJoblems. smile Portfolio Readjustment­ TEL AVN - Louis -A, told the group that I.sraells "f!r_s( And Tax Considerations Pincus, chairman of the Jewish of all. mate demands of ' ,) Q: We have sl2:eable long-. Agency, told a visiting United ourselves." He said I.sraells paid '\. , term capital gains available In Jewish Appeal mission August 31 $1.4 billion In taxes In 1968 and . Columbia Broadcasting, Norton that world Jewry must help Israel 1969 and double tlillt amount will The Wickford Marina House Simon and Melville Shoe but have solve her urgent social problems, be collected this year. Will Be Open During The Fall And Winter Season not made any changes because we m atnly the poverty gap, Replytnc to questions, Saptr are In a high tax l,J:a.cket, This Addressing 250 donors from noted that since statehood, Israel capital Is earning only 2% In cash the United states, -Pincus warned has Increased Its exp:,rts more GREAT FOOD income: and although we do not that Israel's security would be than 60-fold from $28 million to DELIGHTFUL ATMOSPHERE particularly need Income, we endangered by the creation of a $1.750 bllllon while the Jewish . would sell If these stocks have stratified society of wealth and population has Increased only SERVICE SUPREME exhausted their growth potential, poverty, It would be like havlnc three and a half times. He said In ca se we sold I would Invest In two nations, he said. He noted that within 10 to 12 years I.srael's high yield utility bonds. Or what that 300,000 I.sraells still live In population would double. Saplr would you..suggest? B .H. substandard housing, a situation said he was encouraged by the · A: Of your three holdings only t h a t h a s f a r-r e a c h I n g Increased lmm.lgratlon from the WICKFORD MARINA HOUSE Columbia Broadcasting, which repercussions. United States, ' which now totala \\1, ,t,11cl lll1udc 1,1.rnd ''l,1 ',IOI reported shrinking revenues and Finance Minister Plnhas Saplr 10,000 a year,

,, 10 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1971 Heraloi subscribers comprise an active buying market. For J I I h excellent results, advertise In the ust Dia Te ep one·. To Get Information On Religious Subiect •H•er-ald.... "'c_a11 __ 7_2 •.-0_200_·___ .. PARIS - Jews In t1ie Paris Jewish consistory of Paris which rellCiou.s services In the cltyts .UR.RAY ROSENIAUM area who want Information on any bas set up a special center to synagop and In tht, suburbs. religious '5ubject or who are dispense Information on ' · (ZEl(E ROSS) simply seeking the address of the theoretical' and practical The center keeps a special Antique Jewelry nearest koeher butcher may cet It religious subject_s. T1lese Include file on the Ingredients of various 51 EMPIRE STREET by dialing a telephone nwnber counseling on matters of canned foods sold tn French iCAESAII MISCH ILDG./ tree of charge. Halacba-rellglous law - and markets for the beneftt of 331 1891 advice to parents on Jewish housewives who observe the rwps • The service Is. provided by the e d u c a ti on a 1 fa c 111 ti e s and of kasbrut. ·

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'IlfE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1971 11 Lebanese ·Authorities Seek Information On Missing Jew BEIRUT - Lebanese organization In the country, urged authorities are tnvestlgalllljf the the government lo exert disappearance of a prominent maximum etrorts to f1nd Mr, Ella ' I member of this country's Jewtsh because his case •would play Into community. Israel's hands.• Albert Ella, 67 years old, the The press here reported that Secretary of the Jewtsh the 11-uthorltles were giving the Communal Council, vanished here case special attention so that last week after leaving his home Israel might not use It for on his way to work. ms wife exploitation against Lebanon, Informed the police of his w h I ch, Lebanese nationalist 4lsappearance. sources say, prides herself on Unconflrmed reports said that her good treatment of the Jewish Mr. Ella had been abducted by comm_unlty of about 3,500. uoldentlfled persons. _ Press Lebanese sources recall that reports said that the authorlllea early this year, when four were working on a theory that Israelis crossed the border Into Mr. Ella may have left the . Lebanon to ask political asylum, country secretly, using a forged they told the authorities that the passport. reason they had chosen Lebanon A month aco, Mr, Ella had was because the couotry had been elven police protection, at always treated Je'!§ well. his request. He had reported that certain untdentUled persons were TO HOLD CONFERENCE keeping him llllder surveillance. JERUSALEM - The National The guard was removed a rew Synagogue Organizations and ' RICHARD KNEELAND, left, who will be awarded the 1971 Governor'• Am Award on Sunday afternoan at days later when the authorities Religious Couoclls will hold tbelr the State HouN, tl!llk1 to William Damkoehler in the final ...,.. of "Child's Play," to be p,...ntecl through felt that there was no danger to second annual conference here October 23 at the Trinity 5qJart PlayhouM on Bridgham Street. his ure. early In January. A spokesman tor the Palestinian commando mllltary Reviewer Says publlcattoo here, the Palestine Armed str~le Command, bas said that the ruerrtllas had nothl~ to do with Mr. Ella's dlaappearance. •we stand opposed Reaction To 'Child's Play' to interfering with Jewish clttzens, even In Aral> territory under Israeli occupation,• the WINDOW FASHIONS, Inc. · Should Be Uniformly Favorable spokesman said, 119S No. Main St., Prov. Robert Marasco•s well­ a pencil In the opening scene, YoU they nor their teachers can Pierre Gemayel, a member of 0,,-MMI. lhn,S,at, .. S:JO Parliament and leader or the Of'IN TUIS. & THUU. constructed "Child's· Play" kpow at once quite a lot about the llllderstand. 'T&tP.M. Pbalanclst party, the strongest make~ a s.atlsfylnr nrst kind of man this Mr, Chipe of St, Ad r I an Hall may prefer GA 1-3955 production bf the Trinity fall Charles Is; wlien Kneeland cleans direct!~ noncommercial plays, C b r Is 11 a n-domlnated political s 'eason, A crowd-pleasing his glasses or · sits down at his but "Child's Play" Is obviously suspense drama, It gives veteran desk, many aspects pf his up his alley, too, Ope~ night WRAP, RELAX AND BE actors a chance to work out character are made clear. In a had one mishap, when Dobbs characters In traditional fashion chapel scene both men are · looked up the stairway and said as Its six tight scenes move praying; the difference In their "There's nobody there" just as a SUDDENLY SLENDER! Inexorably toward tbe mystery's fingers on a rosary shows much member of the audience headed Lose Inches Where You Oesi,e In Just 70 Minutes end. about each of them. Dam ltoehler, for the sta,e at the top of the At Home The Woy The Movie And T. V. Stars Do "Child's Play" Is set In a who e ff e c I Ive 1 y establishes stage stairs. The set worked Catholic boys' school staffed by himself In the opening scene, also well, lo the Intimacy or the DEMONSTRATION lay and clerical teachers. At the does a fine job or character Bridgham street theater, and FREE opening all the masters are bu II d Ing. The three men's costumes and lighting were good, vaguely conscious that something relationships with one llQOther but It was the aclloi and the pace WAYLAND MANOR HOTEL -ls no/ quite ·right, but the hearty and with the boys are- pointed up. that made.the ahow 10 s~ THURSDAY, SEPT. 30TH- 8:00 P.M. atmosphere or the faculty room, by the other masters (ably Kneeland turns In one of the where most of the play takes portrayed by Robert Colonna as nnest Jobs he has ever done tn a for leservations Coll : 161-04Sler 161-6712 place, has not yet changed, even the d Is c Ip II n a_r I an , James characterization· that will be though the shadowy corridors and Eichelberger _as Father Penny, remembered long after the play's staircases have already become and George Martin In the briefer plot has faded. Reactions to territory for a new kind of role or headmaster), but It Is the Trinity's plays and productions student activity, boys who punctuate the scenes. have often been varied but to The oldest master at St, · Played mostly by local students, "Child's Play" they should be '"" Charles School, Joe Dobbs, Is they move swiftly and uniformly favorable. concerned about "his boys" but frighteningly In a' pattern neither LOIS ATWOOD th Inks that relaxation after midterm exams explains the tensions Father Griffin, school UN Committee Investigates disciplinarian, Is worried about, Attention WE WILL PA'II;' RALF ------' or THE PIBST HOUB Young Paul Reese, only nine DI l'ilKINO LOT ACBOSS STBEET Occupied Area Of Golan Heights WEUDAYS AFTEB 6 P.111 . years out or st. Charles and the AlffTIXK SUNDAYS OB BOLm.t.YI youngest of the faculty, believes a good game In the gym Will cure UNITED · NATIONS - The refuses them permission to l'all C.UM , ... Dla..,.._r•• K.la4 ,.•• wU1 CO!llE llf most problems, and Father Committee on the Elimination of leave, contrary to Its obligation Llb-l'erfed u4 low prtoe1. TODA.Yt George Penny, also young, Is too Racial Discrimination voted 9 to under • • • the Convention • , ," 0rwn t. Tue 0.t-'Alr C.adl-- Call O.t. 1-- busy trying to · manage his 4, With one abstention, recently to Israel, said Doron, "reject(s) 0l'E!I EVl:&Y D.t.Y 11 A.Ill. t. lt_P.X. vocation and classes to worry draw the General Assembly's most emphatically all this cheap about an undefined malatse. Only attention to Israeli practices In defamation and perversion of I02. W.£STMINST£k ~ Nexttv.kCAOE two other teachers have a hand In the occupied Golan Heights. The truth." vthe proceedings, the headmaster, committee voted after studying a .He stressed that while she and the Latin and Greek teacher, 1970 suwlementary report from wants peace with her Arab Jerome Malley, whose student­ Syria, which lost the Heights In nelthbors sbe "has to take all given nickname Is "Lash.'' the Six-Day War of 1967. necessary measures for (her) When Malley, played by Israel's deputy permanent protection and for the Richard Kneeland, clashes over representative, Jacob Doron, preservation of the lives of (her) Jewish Herald discipline with Dobbs, played by promptly _retorted that Syria was people." 1be nine nations voting Wllllam Cain, young Reese Is on 'hardly a COlUltry to be making for submitting the Syrian report Dobb's side. William Damkoehler complaints about racial to t.'ie Assembly were Egypt, plays Reese, and the three pe rm discrimination." Ind la, Poland, the Ukraine, Advertising admirably as they . carry the Doron said the complaints of Cyprus, Kuwait, Czechoslovakia, burden of the show. Their Illegal Israeli practices on the Ecuador and the Soviet Union. contrasting characterizations are Heights "are c01ypletely devoid · Opposed w_ere Nigeria, Costa I qlllckly established and carefully of any fouodatlon whatsoever and Rica, Swaziland and Britain. West Brings Results • • • - I worked cut, When Caln sharpens have been refuted time and time Germany, abstained. Pour I a g a I n . " He / cautioned the members were absent. committee that "mere repetition On a similar front, the French, Egyptian Ministers should not be allowed to take the Committee _to Investigate Israeli for people who sell drugs place of veracity." Practices In the Occupied Meet To Work Out Approach Doron noted that the Territories will hold Its final Inhabitants of the Heights have discussions on Its proposed for people who sell cars PARIS - Foreign M!nlster not been expelled, and attributed report this week at UN Maurice SChumann met with the tension there to "Syrian headquarters. 1be menibers of Egyptian Deputy Foreign Minister Intransigence and refusal to the committee are Ceylon, for people who sell groceries Hafez Ismail for nearly two hours cooperate In the taking of any Somalia and Yugoslavia, none of ,.,1 recently, reportedly to work out a constructive steps whatsoever for which has _diplomatic relations Joint ·Franco-Egyptian approach the establishment of peace," such With Israel, which opposes what It for people who sell-clothes on the Middle East at the forth­ as acceptance of Security Couocll calls their partisan Investigation. com.'.ng session of the UN General Resolution 242 of Nov. 22, 1967, , Assembly, and the subsequent peace mission for people who sell in$urance According to reliable sources, of UnJted Nations repre9entatlw GOLDMAN RECEIVES PRIZE the two m.tnlsters agreed to a Or. Ouonar V. Jarring. BUENOS AIRES - The Nmno position In which France whould ••Furthermore,'' Ooron Wertheln Prize, given annually by support Egypt's call for an declared, "although Syria Is a Argentine House In Israel, a Israeli withdrawal froin the party to the Convention for the friendship soelety of Jews and TAP THE BUYING POWER occupied Arab territories and Elimination of All Porms of Ch r Is ti an s promoting gOOd would also stress the necessity to Racial otscrtm1natlon, It does In relations· With Israel, has been OF JEWISH HERALD READERS. renew the Four Power Joint fact severly discriminate against awarded this year t11 Or; Moises efforts to , find a 10lutlon to the the remnants of Its Jewish Goldman., former President of the Middle East conflict. Neither population, oppresaes them In-all DAIA and of the Latin American 724-0200 diplomat would comment, aspects of everyday life, and yet Jewish Congress. I• 12 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, PRIDAY, Sl!PTl!MBER 24, 1971 • d The Rhode Island Bl_g TO BROADCAST SERVICES Wh en A B oy N eed $ A Fr,en 1 Brolhers, Inc., a Ullled Pund WLICW will broadeast lift the agency, are holding their first Kol Nldre sentce from Temple Rhode Island Big Brothers' week · Emanu-1!1 on TUesday, September A , 'B,·g Brother' Helps Out this week - the first time In the ';'J?/G ~Je .h:::;.,~ 28 at 6:30 p.m. 1be broadCut · , 20 yesrs of the agency. w111 continue until the aentc:e (CO!!,tlnued from page 1) combination of maturity of According to Ted Loebenberg, concludes. have been bowling, on a family outlook a.t,d a sense of president of the Big Brothers' /J,,f,,r/ !}.:)?r outing and on a sailboat ride. re s pons I b 111 t y th at the Council and a member of the According to Mr. Kaiser, the organization looks for. bosrd, "We serve fatherless boys close association with the boy Mr. Kaiser says that this on a one-to-one relationship t: 3) '>(/f,:t. !}, 'aJ'i, fi WE EXTEND lasts until he becomes lnteresled association with Greggle has providing them with male Iii "csrs and girls." n.ti, most ghen him a "great source of companionship and guidance." BEST WISHES of them g_o off on thetr own. gratification" and he Is sorry Mr. Kaiser, who was born In There Is no age limit when It that be did not do this se11eraJ Providence, left' and then Itel jln9J de/ FOR A NEW YEAR f comes to Big Brothers. It Is a years ago. rerurned 25 yesrs ago, Is· the OF HEALTH father of Mrs. Julius Rhian of San Francisco, California. He has 1 ,;)'>/1~ IJJu,r AND HAPPINESS Arabs In Administered Areas three grandsons, Freddie, 18; Glen, 16 (he Just visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser this summer) : ~t}J !}.hr,~ leaning Toward Coexistence and Danny, 10. (Continued from page 1) with those the Israelis are paid, 11,ere are now more than 200 Walter F. Snow little brothers waiting for a Big nfl anyone else, resist thtnlctng of and which are much higher than !J,,1/?1~ lit Yr~ what they had received before the Brother to help them. Good moral political matters. chsracter amd a genuine Interest " Thu s , Israel bas been 1967 wsr. · >,n Arab Journalist _from In helping a little boy In need, /.J,.fi/?JI p11? PLUMBING AND successful In showering the Arab who has no father, Is the prime .?e Lebanon who visited the West laborer: with economic abundance, requisite. Mr. Kaiser has found a I to be preserved and not treated Bank perhaps gt-.es the best HEATING c~., ·~c. explanal1on for the softening of great deal of satisfaction - his I lightly." little brother Is very h'appy. What re ?.'.°'J Jft;J fl~-! Although the Palestinians do the Palestinians' hatred for the I r other rewsrd Is needed? (' not want to go baclc \Bider Israelis. An srdcle by NabU Hussein's rule, they do not want Khury which appeared In an -J)/ {/1 .))e,?/ I 11/11? 180 Jefferson Blvd. HAPPY NEW YEAR to ccintlnue under the · Israeli Arabic magazine "AI­ from I Warwick adml nl strati on, and probably Hawadess," said: I Israel, now that she has the open "The laborer who used to THE SHAL~ CLUB ~ fo,vf,/ 1rd)r doors which she wanted, would be recel-.e a salary of twenty New England's Youngest \ willing that the Palestinians set Jordanian dinars was thought to and Fastest Growing up their own government. 11,e be I uctcy, and his wife would O.apter of Pioneer Women 737-4421 problem here seems to be that nightly pray to Allah to guard this the Palestinians haw no strong, easy way of life. resourceful leaders, and haw no "And then, Israel decided to New Year GrNtings clear Idea of what they want to help Itself by utilizing this Idle New Year Greetings do. I abor force for Its needs. Teri-orlsm, said Prof. Pollak, Suddenly the I aborer, who was on Is almost nonexistent. He and Mr. the threshold of hunger, found You Need the Exciting. Lipsey drove through the him set f faced with enticing Ms, Inc. administered ierrltory of the proposals the likes of which he ', West Bank and Golan Heights by had ne-.er seen In his life. Israel 278 Thayer Street I themsel-.es In a rented csr, and offered him four or ft-.e times the - °' had no cause for alarm at any salary he had received In the Providence, R. J_ time. 11,e situation In Gaza, he past. Moreover, he began to feel e~~ says, Is slightly different. TIiey his worth as a human being. Now ),A· q were "not encouraged to go he works no more than eight Olfts there." hours a day; In the past, he 353-2694 The Israelis were happy about (Continued on Page 13) the breakthrough, said the professor. The fact that they were living comfortably with the BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Arabs made them optimistic aboul the future. HOPE CHEMICAL CORP. MORAN In Jerusalem the two found a Pawtucket, Rhode Island INTERNATIONAL tremendous amount of bulldlng 724-8000 going on. The Christian leaders Air Freight Forirarders to whom they spoke, felt that the e DOCUMENTATION Israelis, by and large, were e BANKING handling Jerusalem In an EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR Extends Best Wishes exemplary fashion In policing the A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR e INSURANCE Christian and Moslem holy For A Very Happy New Year places. The government allows MR. and MRS. HARVEY PABIAN ./' ,, each denom tnaUon to adm lnlster and Family Its own places. A story which they were told of the middle MIDAS MUFFLER SHOPS J. F. MORAN CO. , 1960s before the Six-Day War T7 EXCHANGE STREET, PROVIDENCE while East Jerusalem was under 1290 North Main Street 999 Bald Hill Road Jordanian rule, perhaps Providence Warwiclc Phone 351-3850 illustrates the reason for their 272-0300 828-2550 present feeling. The Catholic Church at that Ume wanted to build an ecumenteal center, the ftrst In the world, In East Jerusalem. They started to build, but Jordan stopped them. It was BEST WISHES ON THE OCCASION OF YOUR NEW YEAR EAST SIDE DINER not until the Israelis took over that they were able to start FOR HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY ( REST AURA NT) building again. 360 WATERMAN STREET What has annoyed many people 1s that the world seems to be (COCKTAILS) , applying a double standard to the MAYOR adm lntstr at Ion of Jerusalem. When Jordan took control of East ~ · Jerusalem, not only did she not JOSEPH A. DOORLEY, JR. allow the Jews to visit their holy ' places or the Western Wall, but the Jewl$h cemetery In East AND THE , . J er us a I em was desecrated, ~xtends Sincere Greetings tombstones being used for steps I ' DEMOCRATIC CITY COMMITTEE And Best .Wishes For A Happy and paths. The world did not ,' seem to notice. Now that i1, Jerusalem Is -.dmlnlstered by. the And Peaceful New Year LAWRENCE McGARRY, Chairman I Israelis who not only allow· each I religion tts freedom but are I, i trying to rebuild the city, there 1s constant censure. _ r, , \'., . A fact of significance which worked unlimited hours. Now a S732 ~M M!l,~ Mli'', 1971 special bus plclcs him up from his home In the smallest vtll age and ma" 1le Yea, of s132 Bring ' takes him to his place of work Inside Israel, , where he receives a free lunch. At five f'1 the fiappi~e:J:J anl· P,o:Jpe,u" Mr. and Mrs. Sherman S. Pric~ afternoon' he Is returned home. And so, for the first time In his Dorothy Ann Wiener . life, this man finds the time to sit wl.th his children and play with And The Entire Staff Of _ them. And for the first time he can buy them new clothes for Price Travel Service holidays, send -them to school, and. look with confidence to his DeBLOIS ' .- 808 Hope St., Providence future. '' ' . Wish You and Yours _ "TIie thought of· retun)lrig to Jordanian rule,. In the shadow of A Happy, Healthy And Prosperqu.~ · the distress of hunger and OIL COMPANY degl'adadoll: the waiting for work /' New Year., which will never -come: the danger of emigration to scorching For Dependable Setvice deserts - all these mal

·" '·1' · ~ '. ·\~\\·, 14 n!E RHODE ISLAND HERAl..,D, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1971 For excelient results, adver­ IDA THORSON tiH ID tbe Herald. Herald sub­ Holiday Greetincis . BEST WISHES FOR scribers con'lprtse an acttve buy­ A HAPPY NEW YEAR MR. AND MIS. 781-6409 Ing market. Call 724-o200 or PINKERTON'S# INC;. 724-0202. JOSEl'H L Dll!SSLER R.M.T. and L.P.N. cind family 150 Fowler Avenue NEW/ YEAR GREETINGS . Pawtucket New Year Greetings From NEW YEAR GREETINGS Miss Hacking New Yeor Greetings Paramount Fountain 51:CURITY 51:RVIQ INVESTIGATION from 400 Pawtucket Ave. OSCARI M. SlOAN, Mgr. and Restaurant Rumford, R.I. PROV. OFF, 10 DOIRANQ ST. 330 HOWARD BUILDING HANSON'S Supply Corp. 331-1543 OF BARRINGTON 711 Branch Avenue ~oise ·'n Ivy Providence, R. I. Wi,hing a Peaceful World and a Hoppy, Hoolthy Now Year 272-8000 434-2233

HOLIDAY GREETINGS ~~ · FROM HAZZAN SIGMUND H . HALPERN 331-9543 THAYER AT ANGEU STREET' who hos served congregalioM in JULES COHEN Philoclelphia, Long hland and Fall River, has- joinecJ the High Holy Best Wishes For A Happy New Year Day staff of Temple Emanu-EI this KEANE year. Honan Halpern studied In Eu­ LORGNETTES CO. . Associates, Inc. rope and at the Juilliard School of TERRACE Music in Wew York Oty. He re­ 7 CYPRESS STREET , 2099 Post Road, Warwick ceived his initial liturvical training 33 EASTERN AVE., EAST PROVIDENCE 434-5600 WARWICK, R,I. 738-7000 at the' S.ideMt-tten Temple in Try Our Vtenna. He attended the Yeshivah 781-9855 in F

TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM OF HE~LTH, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY sabli.ath Eve services for the Sabbath of Repentance wtll be held at Tem"Jle Beth Sholom on ,_ NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO ALL Friday, Septem!:>er 24' at 8:15 o'clock ln the maln sanctuary. FROM Rabbi Marc s. Jagolinzer will :onduct the service and deliver a sermon on "For All We Know." REP. AND MRS. services for the Sabbath day 1563 CRANSTON STREET 1~.· wtll be held In the main sanctuary I on September 25, beglnnlng at 9 CRANST9N 942-2660 .I' a.m. A.B. Levenson, Alexander

I ' . IRVING H. LEVIN"- K. Gladstone and Rabbi Armin I Traub will Join Rabbi Jagolinzer In conducting the service. BEST WISHES FOR. 29th REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT . Rabbi Jagolinzer and Cantor A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Jonah Blnder· wm· officiate at CRANSTON, R. I. Yorn Ktppur services on TUesday evening, September 28, and • Wednesday m~rnlng, September 29. ROBERT ST ARR BRIDGE CLUB The Kol Nldre service wtll begin on TUesday at 6:15 p.m. ln - the ma In sanctuary. Rabbi Jagollnzer•s sermon will be "The Greatest Trlwnp - Happiness." 1060 HOPE STREET Yorn Klppur services will ,. 831-4669 ,::i::i ii~~ zegtn at 9 a.m. on Wednesday. :i:,I Mr. Levenson and Rabbi Traub .. ' . . . . will· chant the Introductory • services. The rabbi's sermon will be "The ' Jew Bird." Ylzkor NEW YEAR GREEtlNGS will be observed during these TO OUR JEWISH FRIENDS services. Junior congregation for the Day of Atonement will be conducted by Robert s. Jagollnzer, David Bor·nsteln and Hyman Dress on Wednesday at 11 a.m. In the chapel.

At ,Congregation B'nai Israel In Woonsocket, Yorn Ktppur services on TUesday, September 28, will s!art at 6:15 p.m .. -Kol Nldre will be s ung at 6:30 p.m. . Services on Wednesday, September 29, will start (it 9 a.m. rNSURANCE UNDERWRITERS and- Rabbi William Kaufman will - JNCORPORATED - deliver his sermon at 11:30 a.m .. Ylzkor prayers will follow the 211 ANGELL STREET sermon...... - . 553 KELLEY BLVD., RTE. 153 NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASS. services for Hebrew School UNion 1-1923 611 6999-7338 ' I pupils will be conducted by Ira r

TIIE RHOOE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1971 15 New Year Greetings LOUISE SIMONE S. B. WEXLER & SON BEAUTY SAlON HOllDA Y GREETINGS Happy New Year 30 Bed- Rd., Cranston , 185 Kearney St., Cranston OFF 1559 ELMWOOD 'AVE. MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS, 942!9ao2 JOSHUA LECHT WILLIAM S. KLITZNER 941-8000 Extends Be.t Woshes To and FamilJ' AUTO AND TlUCK M>DY lEPAll Our Friends and PaiTons 5 MIUER STREET PAINTING AND lfflERING For a Very Happy ·New Year 1 Timberland Drive SEEKONK, MASS. Lincoln, R. I. · NEW YEAR GREETINGS From the entire Staff l~AR and ESTHER PICK- of and ARON and ALAYNE PICK MR. and MRS. NEW YEAR GREETINGS CAMEO-LLOYD, ARNO°LD'S SAMUEL I. WOODMAN CAMEO-REGENCY, FRUIT MARKET 99 Lauriston Street KING AUTO CAMEO-WAYLAND Wish All Their Friends Wish Relatives and Friends PARTS CORP. 155 Elm9rove Ave. 421-1975 And Customers A Happy New Year , 60 Broodway 421-3586 A Haoov New Year HIGHEST PRICES PAID 500 Woyland Ave. 274-4496 104 Reservoir Avenue FOR ANN WEUS, Proprietor Cramton MR. and MRS. MAX ASHMAN 943-1184 139 Sheffield Aw., Pawt. LA TE MODEL WRECKS MR. and MRS. HARVEY FISHMAN PA S-1298 New Year Greetings New Year Greetings from and son Kenneth Allen 935 lfi&'h St., Central Falls MR. and MRS MR. and MRS. ARTHUR FISHMAN MORRIS Long Island Hantv. Harold CANTOR DAVID RUBINFELD of SEYMOUR LADD - A Happy New Year and Sandy Fink METAL CO. and FAMILY Brooklyn, New Yorlc will chant the MORRIS SUPPLY CO. Musaf servic" during the High / ' of Holy Days at Congregation Shoare MR. and MRS. Zecfek-Son1 of Abraham. HOLIDA V: GREETINGS 2260 Pawtucket Avenue RALPH W, MILLER Ladd's Music Centers The cantor ii a theological stu­ Eas.t Providence ' And Family dent at Meliftha Torah Vodaa1 of 156 Sixth Street 434-4007 Garden City New Yorlc. Cantor Rubinfeld has FEDERAL DAIRY - visited the congregation during Wish All Their Relatives and PHIL and BARRY Providence the pail year. Friends o Happy New YeOr CO., INC. LEVINE East Pr~vidence MILK-CREAM MRS. DAVID ISSERUS Services , And Family BUTTER BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR (Continued from page 14) 211 Wat.rman Street 87 Gt-ee.,wood Stree.t. Zaidman at 10:30 a.m. on Providence, R.I. M&S INVESTIGATORS and SECURITY, INC. Wednesday, In the chapel. Wish All A Happy And UNIFORM GUARD SERVICE - SPECIAL EVENTS services tor Sunday School pupils Pr~roos f'lew Year 781-3220 PLANT PROTECTION will be held In Room 4, also at CALL ANYTIME: 351-1670 10:30 a.m. 36 KENNEDY PLAZA, PROVIDENCE Mrs. Morris Block CO:SGREGA TIO:-! · and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Goldstein ; OHAWE SHOLAM Extend Besl Wishes For E. L. Freeman Co. Pawtucket Kol Nldre services tor Yorn A Happy and Peaceful New Year PRINTERS AND STATIONERS BLOCK ARTIST MATERIALS COMPANY Sto,•• Loc:atN at: Provid•nc•, P'owtucket, Klppur wlll be held on TUesday, ~alt P,o-wid.nce, WOOft.ocket, Newport September 28 at Congregation 129 Dyer Street, Providence, R.I . Printing Plant now located in East Providence Oh awe Shalam. Professor William Schwartz -bt Newton 331-3400 434-7370 434-7500 Centre, Massachusetts, a native A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR ot Pawtuck1!t, son of Mr. and TO All OUR RELATIVES. FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS Mrs. Morris Schwartz of that LARRY'S FRUIT STORE- National Conference city, wlll give the serm?n on 621-5759 of Christians and Jews "The High Priest's Sons and the 121 Hope Street, Providence Flower Generation." 221 Waterman Street, Providence S erv Ices on Wednesday MR. ond MRS. LARRY RESNICK Extends New Yeo, G, ..tings With The Sincere Ho,,. morning, September 29, will start That The Year 5732 · 1971 -1972 Will ~ ing Peace at 8 o'clock. Prof. Schwartz will And Unders.tonding To AJI Peoples 01 The World give his sermon at 10 o'clock on NEW YEA~ GREETINGS "Torah: The Spiritual COUNTRY INN Transplant.• Ylzkor services wlll Cocktails Superb Dining MONARCH INDUSTRIES, INC. follow at 10: 30. A sem lnar, conducted by Prof, 438 Quaker Lane, Jctn. 2 & 3, Warwick, R.I. 1 WASHINGTON AVENUE 467-2500 Schwartz, will be held In the 828-9845 EXTENDS BEST WISHES vestry at 3 p.m. Retreshmants will be served FOR A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR at 7:10 p.m., sponsored by the 9 Ladles• Aid and Sisterhood ot the congregation. Les -Kessler's NEW YEAR GREETINGS FROM THE CONGREGATION Delicatessen Restaurant SHAARE ZEDEK· THE KA TES CORPORATION SONS OF ABRAHAM Kol Nldre services at WISHES OUR MANY 469 Angell Street Providence, R. I. Congregation Shaare Zedek-sons FRIENDS and CUSTOMERS MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO. of Abraham will be held at 6: 15 p.m . at Yorn Klppur services on A HAPPY NEW YEAR TUesday, Septem))er 28. The sermon, given by Rabbi Leon M. 723 NORTH MAIN STREET BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mozeson will be on "Judaism - 621-5888 A Faith for Optimists.'' (BETWEEN PLEASANT & JENKINS STREETS) Serv ices on Wednesday, ESCO DRUG COMPANY September 29' wlll start at 8 a.m. with the rabbi's sermon on "Does EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Judaism Have To Be Saved" at & 10:30 a.m . Ylzkor services will follow at 11 a.m. TEMPL':: BETH PRESCRIPTIONS TORAH Cranston 421-1887 Yorn Klppur services at PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DECORATING Office Building at R. I. .Hospital Temple Beth Torah will be condueted by Rabbi Saul Leeman 177 WASHINGTON RD. 110 ' LOCKWOOD STREET PROVIDENCE and Cantor Jack Smith. Kol Nldre service wlll be at BARRINGTON, R.I. ·246-0270 6:30 p.m. on TUesday, September • 28. Wednesday morning Yorn - By Appointment Klppur services wlll start at 9 o'clock. Yizkor services will be held at approximately 11:30 a.m. AID

TEMPLE SINAI Cranston ~*;r Kol Nldre services at Temple '*. ~ \ from everyone at . .. Sinai will start at 8:30 p.m . on TUesday, SeP!ember 28. _ . ItJ ., Se·rvlces on WednP.sday, mo~,.·:-··:: --,,:,./ =_._. __/{ff: PROITIJ iON~l AfflliAH ~'.[MSER Of' ' • .i;i.* *l} American Traditional Furniture Septem':>er 29, wlll Include a children's service at 9 a.m., ~ '.{( I morning service at 10:30 a.m., ti {i .1.;d} • special readings at _ 12:45 p.m. Make a dot• to come browsing through · an

16 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1971 CAtrrIONS ISRAELIS Im age In Europe because TEL Avrv - A visiting "Intensive Arab propaganda has French political leader cautioned had the upper hand for quite some lsraellsinatelevtsionlnterview t'lme now and Israel's that they must Improve their achievements are almost urucnown." Accord111g to Michael Ponlatovslcy, the first member of WE'RE MOVING the Gaulll§t bloc to visit Israel. TO FLORIDA! since the Sll<-Day War, Israelis -FOR SALE;_ must make greater efforts to counter Arab propaganda and let ADOITIONS,olterotions, residential, in· Custom-made "Beacon Hill" the world know the true facts of dustrial build ing. Garages. Bath· T& T LANDSCAPE: Specializing in what Is going on In this CO\Dltry, rooms, cement work, dormers, store yard work. ~ _ki.!!9 for summer BREAKFRONT fronts. Free estimates. 942-1044, clients. Callany time. 723-9189 or by KAPLAN 9-42-1045. 726-0754. Ask for Tam . FrN esti­ FIREPLACE WOOD mate~. 70'' Mahogany with Inlaid Finish 2 '21.50 FACE CORD side doors ·· 4 drawers (top drawer 4'x8'x16" I 9-Get,eral Services LANDSCAPING: COfflplete lawn core · opens as a desk) TODAY'S COST op· . F.rtilizing. Specializing in shrubbe· p,ox. '2,500 plus. BEST OFFER OVER DEUVEIED 15 MILE RADIUS CAl"S flOOR WANING: Gene,ol ry and trimming. Trff work. 726- '1 ,000. Of PROVIDENCE SURFACE STACKING '3:00 c'-oning. Floors washed, waxed and 0-466. 9-3 buffed, ,ugs shompooed. 272-3-428, PHONE 751-8088 467-7030 I 831--4795. 28-Merchandise For Sale I' 1' EXCAVATING, Bodihoe work. g,od· BRIDGE SET: Loathe, top, conebock ENGAGED: Mr. and Mn. Georp ing, land clearing. Pk,tforrns built, choirs. $50. Custom-mode picture NOW OPEN! Ade Pall of 74 Thomas Leighton patios, drain loying. lnwred and window drape. Best offer. 723- Boulevard in Cumberland an­ bonGahal faction Just before the Knesset's summer KOSHER FRESH MEATS recess. - Critics called the OUR FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT IS CLOSED AT program a waste of effort. II was reported at the meeting that 600 NOON ON FRIDAY AND ALL DAY SATURDAY governmental and 400 private experts were engaged in projects CUT FROM HEAVY STEER BEEF-KOSHER in 70 countries last year •. Al the same tim2, 1,600 trainees from about 90 countries were taking courses In Israel. Registered PILGRIMAGE BRUSSELS -A pilgrimage to the former Nazi concentration Debentures camp site of Fort Breendonck took place last week. Besides e INTEREST PAID QUARTERLY , m e m b e· r s o f J e w I s h organizations, the personal representative of King Baudoin, e $4,000 MINIMUM members of the diplomatic corps and delegations of all patriotic e R. I. RESIDENTS ONLY Belgian assodatlons honored· the memory of Jewish and Belgian political prisoners who were • For further information and a copy tortured to death or shot at this of offering circular call Thomas W. camp. Youth delegations carried to Breendonck urns containing the Barry at 331-7885 ashes of other victims of Nazism k!Ued at the Vught, Vera and Stuthof Jails.

RECEIVES MEDALLION MT, HERZL- -Prime Minister Golda Meir received the FINANCE CORPORATION Jewish National F\Dld . Medalllon from Jacob Tsur, chairman of the ~.J..Jt938 f\Dld, before a crowd of 3,500 people. 'The event commemorated 179 Wayland Avenue, Providence, R.I. (_-·~ the 70th Anniversary of the JNF. l'I I t