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THE ONLY E'!GI !S H JE NISH 'NEE' VOL. LIV, N0,,23 SEPTEMBER 4, 1970 15c PER COPY 16 PAGES lsra·eli Cabinet To Give U. S. Ti Ille T-o Correct Ceasefire Violations JERUSALEM - m 111 t ar y advantage to the Dayan Is reported to have argued Aut.borltatl.Ye sources have Egyptians. that the U.S. has already had ) reported that the divided Israeli The comprom lse was said to sufftclent time - nearly three Cabinet had decided, In a Involve a postponement In the weeks - to evaluate the Israel! Temple Beth Israel To Honor compromise, to wait about two . peacemaking efforts, to permit evidence that the Egyptians had weeks to determine whether the the U.S. to pursue the quiet been systematically building up United States could fUlflll Its diplomacy It Is reportedly their missile sites In defiance of - Past Presidents At Dedication assurances that the present requesting to correct the the American-sponsored cease Rabbi Samuel S, Kenner, recipient of the Chai Award, c easefl re would not bring violations of the cease-fire. High fire. executive director ol the New given by the Jsraell government officials In W asblngton said His proposal went beyond the ·England region, Ullted Synagogue for his service and devotion to yesterday that the U.S. was now of America, will be the guest Speakers To Analyze dlplomatlc delay and was said to the welfare of Israel through the satlsfted that the United Arab have amounted to the declaration speaker at the dedication ol the Israel Bond Organization. Rep u b 11 c had violated the new Temple Beth Israel Jewish Family life that the 90-day truce of Aug. 7 He Is a delegate to the Jewish standstill truce. was no longer valid and Israel sancruary at 8:10 p.m., Prtday, Commun I ty Council of "New Directions for the According to senior Israeli Sept. 18. would be free to reverse the Metr·opolltan Boston and Jewish Family'' for the 1970s d Ip Io mats , substantive peace missile build-up by the means at The eight living past will be presented at Temple Beth talks with Egypt and Jordan will chairman of Its Committee on her disposal, This proposal had presidents of the temple will be El on the Friday evenlnp of Sept. not begin until after Sept. 15, Russian Jewry and a member ·of cau.sed"'a spllt tlle Cabinet. honored at the Prlday services. of and when Foreign Minister Abba-Eban Iii the Massachusetts Board 11, 18 25 at 8:15 o'clock. The . Israeli olftclals said they had 'They are Louts Baclcman, Jacob Rabbis. He Is also on the board of conflicts and pressures facing arrives In New York to attend the Licht, Ira Galkin, Coleman annual opening debate of the no definitive word yet about the directors of Packard Manse, an parenta and teen-ace and college Nixon Administration's Intentions Zimmerman, lrvlng Brodsky, ecumenical organization devoted youth In today's society wUI be United Nations General to deal with the missile build-up, Charles Coleen, David Yanayer to Jewish-Christian analyzed at these symposiums. Assembly. By that time, they and Since It was the U.S. that Leonard J, Sholes, general understanding. Dr. Lewis P. Llpsltt of the said, It should be clear whether a ol the guaranteed the cease-fire, with ch I rm an dedication department of psychology at the Egyptian m lss lie build-up In planning committee. violation of the truce was assurances to Israel that no Several Jews Named Brown University will be the military advantage would be taken D!!!dlcatlon exercises will sympo_slum leader on Sept. 11. continuing or had been stopped. continue thrpugh Sunday, Sept. 20, Even U the acting Israeli of It, the Israel! Government now Mr. Sholes said. Solomon E. To British Honors list Hts subjects will be "Our feels that President Nixon has a Children's Dilemma - Growing negotlato r, Yosef Tekoah, central responslbWty. · They are Sellnker Is chairman ol the LONDON - The new honors Israat•a delepte to the United Prlday program, which will be Up In the 1970s." "The Parents' asklnl: from the U.S., first, an llll JWarded at the NJqUl!St at Dilemma - Attunlng Ourael•es Nations, returns to New York unequivocal acknowledgment that followed by an Oneg Shabbat In former Prime Minister Harold !Jere next week, sources 1 to tbe 19708'' will be the theme from the the ceasenre arrangement& have ., the redecorated soctal hall. The Wilson, contains the names of . said, he will conduct little more for the Sept. 18 session under the been violated - to reverse the I public Is Invited. several Jews. Jolul Diamond, leadersblp of Dr. Harold R. · than a . holding operation In his Impression of earller American ~- Members of Mr. Sellnicer' s chief secretary to the Treasury, Musllrer, director of psychology, talks with Dr. Gunnar v. Jarring, statements that the evidence was committee Include Rabbi Jacob whb lost his parliamentary seat Rhode Island Hospital. Secretary General Thant's Inconclusive. Handler, Cantor and Mrs. Karl S. In the last election, has been special representative for the Kritz, Mrs. Samuel Boclmer, appointed a life peer, The final session on Sept. 25 Middle East. They also expect strong U.s . Charles Bojar, Joseph Engle, Mr. A lmlgbthood l!lent to Joseph will be led by Rabbi Norman Dr. Jarring has been awaiting pressure on both the Egyptians and and Mrs. Nathan Plnlc, Dr. and Kagan, a Yorkshire Industrialist, Mirsky of the department of Tekoah' s return while Israel has the Soviet Union to end the Mrs. _Harry Goldberg, Abraham · who with his wife survived the psychiatry of the University of sc,ught action by the U.S. to m Is s 11 e-constructlon program Ralsner, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Nazi era In the ghetto ·of Kovno, Cincinnati Medical School. The counter the Egyptian build-up of and to try to arrange the Yoslnoff and Mrs. Sellnker. Poland, and came to England subject will be "The Jewish Soviet-supplied missiles near the withdrawal of the bases already Rabbi Kenner, a native of after the war. Kagan Is the Family - Where Do We Go Suez Canal before she resumes emplaced since the cease-fire Nova Scotia, Is a graduate of Inventor of a new type of from Here!' her participation In the peace became operational. Yeshiva Ullverslty and the ralnwear, preferred by Wilson. Rabbi Leslie Y, Gutterman talks. Finally, they are. pressing for Jewish Theologlcil Seminary of Also knighted were Leslie will Introduce the speakers and The talks, Involving speedier dellvery of additional America. He has served on many Lever, former Lord Mayor of serve as moderator. A question representatives of Israel, the arms and military equipment national and regional Manchester and a member of and answer period will be part of United Arab Republic and Jordan, designed to counter the new commissions of the United Parllament for many years, and the program and a coffee hour opened on Aug. 25, but Israel missile threat by Improving the Synagogue of America and the Dr. Joseph Stone, Wilson's will follow. participated only on the first day. capabilities of the Israeli Air . Rabbinical Assembly. He Is a personal physician. The public Is Invited to attend. Defense Mlnlster Moshe Force and Army. • from Tanglewood To Italian TV Budding Mu-sician Finds Summer Program Invaluable __ By CAROL N. AQUINq -- The next week Marc received In the end as well as you want a call from the BU fine arts to." "Right now I have to be a department and was offered a He studied with BSO little self-centered. Music Is my substantial ·scholarship for the percussionists Charles Smith and fUture and I have to concentrate program. He got the scholarship, Thomas Gauger. He concentrated on It," says Marc Parmet In without an audition, solely on the on mallets, one of the many types explaining his current basis oL Mr. Conte•s of Instruments which must be nonlnvolvement ln political recommendation and of his mastered by a percussionist. activities. membership In the Youth These Include orchestra bells and Tlie 17~year-old Hope High Orchestra. The program started chimes, marimbas, vibraphones School senior worked for Sen. a week later. and xylophones. He will continue Eugene McCarthy In 1968, but The Intensive eight-week with them this fall. He Is already hasn't had much time for such session of study and performance experienced on snare and bass things since. Is designed to lend a new drums , tympani, triangle and "I would !Ike to become much dimension In musical education to other basic percussion more of an activist, but mentally exceptlonally talented high school Instruments. I just don't have the time. I don't musicians. The · youngsters have '' A percussionist," Marc value that activity any less, but I an opportunity to study with explained, "has a good foundation had to sit down with myself at the members of the Boston Symphony In music. He Is aware and beginning of the summer and Orchestra and faculty from BU's capable of covering most aspects evaluate what I'm .doing with my music department. of drumming, but must be able to · life.'' play many other Instruments too. That Marc Is Indeed serious Besides their memi,ershlp In "A drummer,'' he said, in about his music and Is good at It ·the Young Artists Symphoriy fUrther distinguishing between the • Is evidenced by the Jong hours he Orchestra, the musicians attend two, "Is someone who just plays devotes to It and by his private lessons and music theory drums. He Is Interested mainly In acceptance this summer ·as one of classes, perform In ensembles, his own aspect, He Is ! COMPLETE CARPET SALES & SERVICE DIDICATI 0fFICE: _Officio!- of lon'!-Y Collos,o In Waltham, Mau,, join with Richard A. Saltzman (socond 626 RESERVOIR CALL from right) of l'rovidona 1n dodlcat1ng the office of tho Dean of Studenh at the college to his parents, Mr. CRANSTON, and Mn. .,_h Saltzman, also of l'rovidena. Mr. Saltunan, a graduate of Bentley, donated the office to AVENUE 331-8086 R.I. the collos,o In honor of his parenh. Shown are, from left, J-,,h Saltzman and his granddaughter, Miss Usa Joy Feldman of Miami Beach, Ra .; l'rofn- 0..-ld B. Cameron, clean of stvclonh; Dr. John M. Sinclair, SAM AND BERNARD GREEN clean of the college; Mr. Saltzman, and Mn. Josoph Saltzman. Sugar m an Memorial Chapel, Bur lal was In Lincoln Park Cemetery. PIERCE & ROSENFIELD Mr, Goldberg was a charter .._,.:,.-, MEAT & POULTRY MARKET "''.:.·.:. member of the "Grand Street" Boys• Club of New York City 136 OAKLAND AVE ucro <,<, from Tt·mplt• B('th Duv1d whose tater famous Lower East MRS. JOHN BAKER ISRAEL HARR ISON Side members Included Al Jolson "The House of Prime" Funeral services for Mr:S. Funeral services for Israel and Eddie Cantor. Dorothy L. (Saxe) Bal.er, 70, of ,. Darby" Harrison, 67, of After graduating from Cooper PRIME-QUALITY WHOLE-PRIME 50 Dartmouth St., Pawtucket, Wayt and Manor were hel d Union School there, he owned and were held August 28 at the September 1 at the Sugarman operated the B & G Sign TRIMMED Sugarman Memorial Chapel. Memorial Chapel. Burial wa s In Company, and later joined the SHOULDERS Burial was In Lincoln Park Uncoln Park Cemetery, advertising department of the Ex TOP RIB FOR Cemetery. Mr. Harrison died August 30 x;ax Company. STEAKS Mrs. Baker, who was at Rhode Island Hospital. He came to Providence In president of Lincoln Finance Born In Providence In J 903, 1943 and was a member of the ROASTS Corp., died August 27 In the he was a son or the late Simon Jewish Community Center. RO AST s 1• 19 lb. 5 M Ir lam Hospital. and Sarah Harrison. The husband of Sarah (Beck) 1.09 lb. She was the widow of John He served In the Army during Goldberg, he was born on Jan, 6, Baker. World War II and was a member 1886 In Poland, a son of the late al the American Legion and the Lev I and Leah (Horowitz) 1 WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE She was a member of the Rhode Island Jewish Home for the Jewish War Veterans, He had• Goldberg. OF KOSHER FROZEN FOODS J A 1-3888 Aced and the Pawtucket Chapter been self-employed In the fur Besides his wife, he Is of Hadassah. business . survived by two sons, Samuel and Born In Russia, she was the Survivors Include two sisters, Meyer Goldberg, both of New daughter of Max and Reva Saxe Mrs. Morris Kessler or New York City; two daughters, Mrs. and had been a resident of York City and Mrs, Max Paul Field of Pawtucket and Mrs. Pawtucket for seven years. Prior Blumenthal of New Brtmswlck, Harry Hirsch of Woodlawn, Calif., to that she had lived In Edgewood NJ. and five grandchildren. 40 years. .. • • • • • She Is survived by a son, IDS. PINCUS WAX SAMUEL KAZE Funeral services for Mrs. THE DIAMOND OF HER DREAMS Murray B, Baker of Pawtucket; Ftmeral services for Samuel two brothers, Abraham Saxe of Anna Wax, 81, of 183 Mount -investment pricedl Kaze, 74, of 46 Mlclland Street, Vernon St., Malden, Mass., a Brookline, Mass., and Max Saxe Worcester, Mass., who died Aug. of Randolph, Mass.; three form er Providence resident, 27, were ),eld the following day at were held August 31 at the ~AIIJVE sisters, Mrs, Anne Greenfield of Pearlman' s Ptmeral Parlor, Hull, Mass., and Mrs. Cella graveside at Lincoln Park ll Worcester. Burial was In B'nal Cemetery. DEALER COST Jacobson and Mrs. Meyer B'rlth Cemetery, Worcester. Mrs. Wax died August 31 at Choice dlmn-da, band aelec:I• Rogovln, both of Brookline, and The husband of Gertrude apecicdista Malden Hospital. She was the eel by for cut. clarity two grandchildren. he color an.cl l,rilllcmce. Inveat (Williams) Kaze, had lived In widow of Pincus Wax. nowl Our Guarani..: We will Worcester for 60 years, He was a, Born In Austria, she was the • • member of the Tefereth Israel buy back any dimnond at ANY MRS, M:i:LVIN CHORNEY daughter of the late Wolf and • ~ at only 10% J.N lb Synagogue and Worcester Lodge, Clara Berger. She had Jived In your pmcbaae price, Funeral services for Mrs. B'nal B'rlth. Thelma Chorney, 38, of 20 Malden for 25 years. Besides his wife, he Is Survivors Include two sons, Meadow View Drive, Cranston, survived by three daughters, who died Wednesday after a two Charles Wax of Ogunquit, Maine, Mrs. Bennett Golumbuk of and Sydney Wax of Brookline, week Illness, were held the Pawtucket, Mrs. Leonard M, \11wrira11 l 11i,rr~al 1;ol(IIHJ\1T\ lw. following day at Temple Sinai. • Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. Tillie Levin of Providence, and Mrs. ,1 :,,, 1, f (}11{ 11 ,1r' •"I ,,.;•,' f • / , We Is sbl um of Malden· six Burial was. In Sinai Memorial Shirley Sklar of Newton, Mass.; Park. gra.ilsfchlldren and two ~reat three sisters, Mrs. R. Evzer and grandchlldren. The wife of Melvin Chorney, Mrs. N, Wolowltz, both of Los she was born In Providence, the Angeles, Calif., Mrs. J. Dworman • daughter of Samuel and Sadie of Miami, Fla,, and six Unveiling Natices For The Best In Shoe Repairing (Zlsserson) L'evy, She was grandchildren, The unveiling of a monument in graduated from Hope High School memory of 1he late MAX GORDEN In 1950 and was a graduate of the • • • BENJAMIN GOLDBERG, will take place on Sunday, Septem Unlv!!rslty of Rhode Island, class ber 6, at 11 :30 o .m. in Lincoln Parle , SEE PAT of 1954. Funeral services for Cemetery. Relatives and friends are For three years she had been Benjamin N, Goldberg, 84, of 150 invited to attend. Camp Street, a ctvlllan sign One of the most complete and the district director of the Narragansett Council of Campfire painter at Quonset Point until retiring In 1958·, and the recipient The unveiling of a monument in up-to-date shops in the city . Girls. She was a member of memory of lhe lole IENA SMIRA will Temple Sinai and Its Sisterhood. of several Navy awards for his take place on Sunday, September 6, She was a volunteer worker for work, who died Wednesday after at 11 a .m., in Lincoln Parle Cemetery. an Illness of two months, were Relatives and Mends are invited to the Multiple Sclerosis ·society and at,.nd. A few of our services: an organizer of the Cub ·scout held the following day at the Pack 66. of Cranston. She was • FACTORY REBUILDING also · active In other charitable organizations. • NEW HEELS - LATEST STYLE Besides her husbartd and Max Sugarman • LADIES' THIN INVISIBLE SOLING parents, she Is survived by two' Funeral Home • SOLES AND HEELS WHILE YOU WAIT sons, Bruce and Louis Chorney, both at home; and a sister, Mrs, • HEELS PUT ON IN 3 MINUTES Alan L. Swartz of Pawtucket. "THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" DE 1-8094 458 Hope Street Providence NASSER SANDWICH FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-OF-ST A TE WASHINGTON - Tourists INDUSTRIAL' SHOE REPAIRING are fiocklng to a kosher dell In · ·CAU COLLECT downtown·Washlngton, D,C, whose 124 Union Street recent "special" neatly sums up the situation In the Suez Canal - MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION - zone. A big sign ln the window RUBIN SUGARMAN IS NOW RE-AFFILIATED BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND WESTMINSTER STREETS offers a "Nasser Sandwich - WITH OUR FIRM, toncue 1nd chicken with Russian dressing-on.Jewish rye," THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY1 SEPTEMBER 4, 1970 3 EBAN TO ADDRESS UN Por news of Israel, Jewish society, read the Herald. • .-and NEW _YORK - 15,J'aell communities throughout the for some of the best bargains in Foreign Ml{llster Abba Eban will _w~ld, local organizations and the Greater Providence area. fiy liere in late October or early November to address the 25th RESERVE FOR GALA LABOR DAY WEEKEND anniversary sesslon of ·the UN • General Assembly. Eban will also NOVICK'S address the American Committee 368 VILLAGE STREET, MIWS, MASS. for the Weizmann Institute dinner Rolff Relax in a " Feel-At-Home" Atmosphere - Kosher Meals OD Nov. 9, f 4 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1970 'Por news ~ your organiza · Herald llllbsc:rl.bers comprise excellent reauli:s, adwi:itse ln !be Area Jewish Schools tion, read The Herald. an actl-ie ..:buying m~rliet. Por Herald. Call 724-0200. t 0p·en for Enrollment lel'iab1e . BIG ' The Jewish schools of the Gteater Providence area are now Venetian ·Blind . Co .. enrolllng students, the Bureau of - SAUS & siivlCi. Jewish Educatloo of Greater Aluminum W..,._on husbands and wives designed to > BEDSPREADS Inform them and to stimulate £7!)PoritJ'9 ... their Interest In current • ., problems that concern J ewlsh life > GIFT ITEMS as It relates on a local level and toward Israel. :,• ~~if CLOTHES .. During tbe past two years e 262 THAYER ST. < (EAST SIDE) • more than 60 couples have JEWELRY e 211 UNION ST. ., participated In this program. (downtown) Several of them are now serving ••• o\ A . ". .-. ... . ~ ~ •-"' ,. -~ :. a. ~- ... .·..... ,. ;..... "· -~·l on boards of various J ewlsh organizations In tbe Rhode Island A"'°'NTID: Robert L Kaufman, Jewish community and In key • director ~ Pharmacy Services at positions of tbe Federation. Come - Visit our New Salon The Miriam Hotpltal, has been op· Serving with Mr. Hurwitz on pointed clinical Instructor in the steering committee of the · Pharmacy at the University of Young Adult Education program CAMEO-WAYLAND Rhode hland. · are Gerald Brenner, Alan Brier, Rlcahrd Shein, Barry Shepard, 500 ANGEU STREET He is a native of Rh .... hland Stanley Cohen, Donald Dwares, Myron Waldman, Stephen Wasser and received his B.S. and M.S. de Stephen Gordon, David ·. Hirsch, and Michael Thaler. ALSO g,_ in Pharmacy from URI. He · Dr. Mayer Levitt, Howard Mr. Hurwitz Is married to the CAMEO-LLOYD CAMEO-REGENCY wlH teach In addition to his posi L Ip s e y , Richard Mittleman, former Roberta Millen. } tion at The Miriam. 424 UOYD AVENUE 60 BROADWAY, PROVIDENCE A subscription to the Herald Is PROVIDENCE, R.I. REGENCY APARTMENTS a good gift for the person who has Branch In Israel Is 'logical' 421-1975 421-3586 everythlnc else. Call 724-0200. Says Chicago Banker Of Venture • Covering Every Phase• TEL AVIV - Israel now has He said Israelis had appeared LUCIENNE Its first American bank. shocked that· a Middle Western Of Beauty Culture IMPORTER United States banks have bank ratber than one of the big announces the branches all over the New York banks had opened a Mediterranean area but there had branch here. They suffer from a Embarrassing re-opening not even been a representative New York syndrome, he said. on September 10th office In Israel until the Exchange The Exchange National Bani<, National Bank of Chlca,o opened one of Chicago's smaller banks, HAIR OUT FOREVER with a complete, new, for business Aug. 12. The branch reported total assets last year of . in-a-flash . full line of Is Israel's tallest building in Tel $313.4-mllllon. Aviv, was dedicated formally Actually, a Middle Western IMPORTED KNITS yesterday. · bank was logical, Sax claimed, WITH THERMADERM because Israel spent most or her for the Holidays Samuel Sax, president of the Thermoderm reshapes your hairline · eye· bank, said at a press conference money In the Middle West. "When brows · !.afely, icientificolly and lastingly DRESSY AND CASUAL here that other banks had been you're spending It ror large removes unwanted hair. This unbe lie vably PANTSUITS precluded from coming to Israel expensive Items, the relationship gentle electronic removal of hair co n DRESSES and ENSEMBLES because of their "other with the producer tends to be wnooth your face, arms, body and legs EXCLUSIVE FROM Interests." The allusion was to much more sensitive." permoneiitly. Done with greatest comfort Interests In Arab countries that · Sax added that Israelis were and eoM. PARIS & IT ALY made them vulnerable to boycott lulled by the substantial CALL OR WRITE 250 HOPE ST ., PROVIDENCE American contributions to the Of'INDAILY PIIOM 10;30•.m. te6 p.m . pressures. He noted that there NINA FERRIE. JOSEPH FERRIE United Jewish Appeal and the 751-1245 were nine American banks In 187~ESTMINSTERST. Ut...-&K,...... i ,ts Beirut, Lebanon, alone. purchase or Israeli bonds, but 9205MITH T P'h.-OAl-1169 these did represent a direct relallonshlp with · the American market. There had actually been Announcing a very low level of American private Investment In Israel. Our New Hours He said his bank would report NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS !! Effective Immediately to the American business community on opportunities In lepter In fir lltl•• lat• ... Starting The Week 01 Sept. 21 Israel to establish branches, ...... , .. h 1-Sat, ..114 warehouses and sales MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY representative omces. OPEN UNTIL 9 Israel's agreement with the TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,SATURDAY European Economic Community 9 ,30 a .m. to 5 ,30 p .m. opens new vistas that have not yet been felt here, the banker went on. "Our very sincere judgment 7u Is that American corporations wlll first come here and make research studies and later will ~-7lud.le come not only for the Israel 220 WlllETT AVE., RIVERSIDE market but more so as a perfect 433-4340 place for re-export," he said. AJCongress Starts Information Center NEW YORK - The American Jewish Congress has announced the establishment or an ALPINE PRE- Information Center on Jewish Negro Relations. The center, which will be a repository for Information on activities. and studies Involving ~ SEASON blacks and Jews nationwide, was established to strengthen the ties between the two minority groups. ~SHOPS SALE The center Is situated In the Stephen Wise Congress House, 15 East 84th Street. It will ,also serve as a resource library for . scholars, social scientists and NOWIN other professionals working In the areas or human relations. More than 300 organlzallons, PAHLING ·, , • You too can be beautiful Including government agencies, ·;f you RESHAPE At ••• EFFECT particularly human relation commissions In 20 states and cities, and national housing, NAME BRAND education and civil rights :J/ie t!Joj'J Shoppe organlzallons, have Indicated that they want t6 participate In the center. · 106 Reservoir Ave., Cranston-943-0757 SKI EQUIPMENT Mrs. Libby R. Adelman, center director, said a .third of . FREE FlGUR~~Nt.LJ:~tf ~~ES TR!AL VISITS these organizations had programs In which blacks and Jews worked I or 4 MONTH PROGRAMS ONLY AND CLOTHING together. • PERSON Al SUPERVISION • STIAM IA THS • FIGURE CONTOURING, FIRMING ·, REDUCING For excellent results, adver MACHINES · , tise In the Herald. Herald sub • PRIVATI SHOWERS & DRESSING ROOMS •PROVIDENCE• ATTLEBORO• E. GRUNWICH scribers comprise an active blly ~ Ul TIIA-VIOllT SUN ROOMS. lk., ltc.. lk. lng market. Call 724-0200 or ~ 724-0202. ... _.,,.__,,_ ...... _ r;mr1._,.,. ___ _, .... /l~lfll.J ... FROM F-RIDAY TO FRIDAY ... -.-.u~~=--._,_ .. _ The Month of Elul PI.Uff,...... ,..,,_...... _ ..., ,.,...,u. 02161 caaAzuca111110, __.,_,.__ ,_ 41_'_-_-_._.... _.. _, _...... ____._u_. __ ,, __...... -.., By BERYL SEGAL At this ,time of the year people bis call to ,rorshlp: Inviting people to come Inside. I In the ltttle town of my b1rtb 1n "Shtelt of, Sheteit of, The windows sparkle lite the Ukraine would say: "Nu, es Is Tzu Selicbos." diamonds ln the dukness that sbpln Elul'dlk In drolsen and olf Get up to Sellchos! Get up to surrounds tbem. Tbey' deepen the der Nesbomo." serve your Creator! darkness In the streets even l Wbtcb means that It Is the The, Shamosh stops at every more. From the lanes come month of Elul, usually September, few houses. He leans on hts cane fathers and sons. They walt with i ID nature '8 well as ID mood. Tbe and chants again and again: measured steps, heads l- fall season Is upon us wltb all Its "Sbtetl Of tzu Selcbttos." downwards, faces serious, Intent \ ______;::,..... ____FRIDAY,..;______SEPTEMBER 4, 1970 I bySadnQIS and fUll of aof summer uncertainties season of gone the Father dresses In a burry and upon reaching their destination. we, tbe children wbo are balf Not a word Is spoten. new season. dressed, follow father outside. children stp.y close to their We Repeat .. : Tbe sadness of blossoms The streets of tbe Sbtetl are father. No mischief tonight. It Is __gone. dart, Tbe moon Is In the last Selichos Dlcht. Tbe sadness of the garden quarter and Is alternately l The people part company, ( September and October may mean back-to-school clothes, fall standing naked. covered and 1111COvered by clouds. Tbe moon Is trying to teep up eacb entering the Sbul, or House ( cleaning or the beauties of Indian summer to .[1)any, but to the Tbe sadness of the first. yellow leaves drifting down the with us, and the clouds overtake of Worsbtp, or Klols, The women organization minded and to a newspaper, this is the time when go around to the women's ' clubs, temples, synagogues, societies, etc., come to life. trees. ber. Tbe sadness of shorter days The houses around us stand entrance and up one flight to tbe Ezras Nosbtm, tbe Women's Hall ~ rainy nlgbts. daftened. Here and tbere a light :iI Proper publicity is as important to an organization as it is to a for prayer. I And for the Jew the month of tuckers and Is soon extinguished. I soap, a cereal, or an automobile. And what better organ for pub Elul bolds a particular sadness. From the bouse people appear, When we came out of the ~ licity is there than a newspaper? Tbaf montb usbers ID the Days of men, women and children. They Sellcbos the day was beginning to Awe, the Holy Days of Rosb all hurry to Sbul. break. Sbepherds were gathering fl < BUT-and it's a very big but-in order that a newspaper may give your organization the best sort of publicity, there must be Hubana and Yom K1Jll)Ur. It Is Soon we come within a circle tbe cows ID Jewish bo_mes, and the month wben, the aaytnc has It, of light that blinds our eyes after they, too, the cows as well as tbe cooperation between the organization and the newspaper. "even the ftsb ID the waters are waltlnc In the darkness. The light shepherds, walked slowly and !~ What does this mean? sbtverlnc," comes from the.Sbul and from the quietly through the streets. At the beC'lnnlnc of the month three Houses of Worsbtp standing Merchants were trotting out of The artlcie must be NEWS. The article must be ON TIME. of Elul, after tile weekday near one another. Tbere was a the Sbtetl ln their GabrWettes, i: t The article must give COMPLETE and ACCURATE FACTS. services, the Sbofar Is being magtc In that circle of lights one horse Sultles, and life In the After a meeting has been held, unless something unusual has blown. '11lls Is the signal to reaching out through ttie windows, Shtetl began Its usual rounds. been done or said, it is no longer news. examine your tbollcbts and to evaluate your deeds In If the article has appeared in the daily paper prior to its ap preparation for the Holidays, Vour pearance in the Herald, it is no longer news. If a good propor These were not just words for the tion of our readers have already read about something, its news Jews of the Shtetl, the little towns ID the Old COl111try. Jews actually value has disappeared. For the same reason, we publish only did repent. Jews actually did go Money's ONE article about each meeting of any organization. · to the people whom they offended ..during the year and ast their. Expressions of opinions, fees, exhortations to attend, do not forgiveness, People did get up In Worth belong in a news story. This is why we carry advertisements in the middle of the Dlcht and go to our paper. In ads you may express yourself as you wish (within Sellchos. By Sylyu Porter reason, of course). · The blast of the Sbofar Is beard every morning and the When you think of the number of societies, temples, syna Whole town Is taking OD the Dressing for the Office gogues, sisterhoods, brotherhoods, family groups, clubs, agencies, holiday mood. 1n the quiet etc., you can realize that at the height of the season we have evenings people could hear the The fall clothing season Is mood to go shopping. "If you Hazan rehearse with bts choir the now opening - and It's surely think this results In a wardrobe quite a few news items coming into our office. holiday prayers. And even In no secret to any female that It's about as unplanned as a hiccup, II we place your news with that of other organizations, readers private homes the melodies of the midi and nothing but the midi. think aga•n," say Mrs. Burge. Rosb Hasbana are heard as men Does this mean that you - Shopping when you have nothing In will find it; they know where to look for it. This, plus our make who can sing, or who tblnt they the office worker, young or mind can yelld your most up problems, is the reason that we have to have a Monday noon can sing, prepare for the High middle-aged, In the steno pool or Important purchases and prevent deadline for organization and society news. (Our advertising Holidays. 1n the Shtetl everybody executive suite - must face the those desperate Impulses when deadline is Wednesday noon.) was a singer and everyo11e was awful prospect of Investing In a you shop because you have to. assisting the Hazan. whole new wardrobe? Test the wearablllty of any Please, when you write a news release, put in the .Particularly sad were the Of course not. And, in fact, garment you choose for daylong WHO: The name of the organization, in full. Selichos. '11lls was a collection or this gives me the opporttmlty to office wear by crinkling part of It prayers and supplications submit to you one of the most In yol'I' hand to see If It returns WHAT: A meeting, a luncheon, a speaker (full name, please. especially composed for this basic rules on dressing for work. to Its original sha: e . If It doesn't, If it is a mar-ried woman, give ·her name as Mrs. Robert Rogers, season. It Is: AVOID packaging yourself pass It up. not as Mrs. Susan Rogers.). Listen to our voice, In the latest fashions or even For the office, the most WHEN: Time and date. O, God our God. being In the advance guard of any practical fabrics are alpaca, .' Have compass ion upon us, new clothing trend. More rules camel's hair, cashmere, crepe, '• WHERE:· The place (and if it's a private home or an out-of And accept our prayers below but, first, here are specific flannel, foulard, pique, sharkskin, • the-way place, the address). 1n your great mercy. points on the mint-midi. "crisis": tweed, wool (100 per cent), wool ' And not as necessary, but of interest, the One could hear the melody to Mini skirts will remain very jersey and any of the manmade, .' this Sellcbo Intoned everywhere. much In evidence during this stay-press fabrics, especially ' WHY: To provide money for the 11eedy or the crippled, to On the night of ten days before period. Most young office good when blended with wool. : . start a campaign, etc. Also be sure to give the full names of com the coming of Rosh Hashana, the workers simply cannot afford to When trying on clothes, sit • mittee members, and to spell them correctly. Shamosb walks the streets of the 1un1t their entire wardrobes down, raise your arms, bend over I Shtetl with a lantern In one band overnight - and they won't. In front of a mirror. Be sure the Include your name, telephone number and in what capacity and a cane ID the otber and chants Pants wlll become far more garment Is comfortable. you serve. acceptable attire for the office as And, of course, the obvious t If you keep a carbon copy of your release and there's a mis women make the transition from rules: shop the major clothing ·-·-•-•11111...:.•-COMMUNITY =• mini to midi by buying pants, s a I e s (summer clothes and .'• . take, you will be able to look it up first so that you can feel free shortening their midis to make fabrics right now). Buy staples • to call and reprimand us without later finding out to your embar them tunics and rurnlng the entire - tmderwear, scarves, belts, CALENDAR 0 •t rassment that it was your own error in the first place. outfit into a sult". (That's what stockings, sports shirts , etc., t A SERVICE OF THE I am doing and planning - and When an error is our fauit, we will agree with you· ~hen ypu etc. - In discount stores and '• JEWISH FEDERATION I've never worn pants to the other Inexpensive outlets. Ai ways t complain, and 'we. will correc~ it at the earliest possible moment. OF RHODE ISLAND office before:) · check the thrift shops and resale 'I ForU.ling Coll 421-4111 A 11 our wardrobes will outlets In your area for l Pictures dress up your story (people will stop to look at a pic become mu! ti pie-length extraordinary bargains. I ture as they go through the paper). Because of the process we MONDAY, SIPT. 7, 1970 collections from which we'll A final note: When you find ' use- and if you compare our pictures with those in otlier papers Temple leth 8 ..!c.00Jf~s'-9 , a..d MNt• choose whatever fits an occasion. two dresses equally becoming, ... No dress length will appear one costing, say, $100 and the you will notice the superiority of ours-we must charge organiza Sitt.rhMd eon.,.,.tien Shoare,.z.delt-Sent ., tions for the time and material used in processing thetn. These Alwohom, .._.. MNti.. truly out of place lit any social other $50, buy the quality dress TUISDAY, SIPT. I, 1970 occasion for at least the next for economy every time. prices are based on the size of the pictures. · 2 :00 p,m , year or so. Sk**'-d, ,....,. ..,h a-id, ...... Meet• ( Copyr i g ht 1970, Field Remember, however, that we· are not miracle men. A good ,,. Now, here are your fundamental rules on clothes for Enterprise s, Inc.) picture, taken with a proper camera and film by a professional 1:00 p.m. Pr..W.nc. Fntt•nal ANodarien, .._.. M.et· the office and on_gettlng the. most photographer will reproduce beautifully. A badly posed, badly for your clothes dollar. GRANDPARENTS WANTED "" WIDHISDAY, S&'T. 9 , 19!0 lighted, blurred picture will reproduce just that way-badly 1:00 p.m. Never buy a new wardrobe all NEW YORK - A leader or . posed, badly lighted and blurred. Such pictures distress us and WonMn's ~ . Jewilh fecwation ef I.I., at once - a point particularly Wor Id Zionism and former .._..MNti"I . pertinent at this mini-midi will distress you. Don't send them in. Also remember that color lacHn' "'""°'*'· Jewish Hlffltl fot the Aeed, diplomat or Israel told a Zionist .._. Me.tint, UMn stMw.r transition period. Instead, says Organization or America Aliyah ed pictures will always reproduce much darker than black and 7:45 p.m. . Ethel Burge, author of "This ,._with C.Wmunity C.ntet, leord MNfi"I Conference that the more people whites and will not look as good. Bus Ine s s of Dressing for come to Israel the more Is rael Jen,Nlem Gr.up .:==~h. leord MNti"t Business," "-Buy It piece by can absorb. The Zionist leader, If you are publicity chairman for your organization, call our ...... , .....,.. •th Shehm, ..... MNt-· piece as good stores put quality office (make it on a Monday or Friday, please), ask for the edi E hud Avrlel, who Is now ,.wtvdc•t•C.ntral"" r.h ...... ,., a..d MNt• merchandise on sale from time to chairman or the Actions tor and ask for any information you need. We will be glad to ... ttme. 0 1115 p.m. C.ommlttee (General Council) or help you and it will make life happier for all of u.s...... ,...... Oapte,, ..... MMtt.. Always wait until a new the World Zionist Organization, THUISDAY, SIPT. 10, lt70 clothing trend has caught on and also told the several hundred One last word: We have no· favorite organizations; we hold no 1100 p.m. • always keep your styles and persons at the ZOA meeting, that I. I. INiet' Au•llary, JWY Pl, ...... Meet• ,grudge against any organization. colors simple; Simplicity means Israel wants· people from all ... _..,. economy as well a,s good 1aste, _ 0,opt,,, - ·· -· Olf, walk s of life, Including · If your organization is getting little or no publicity, check with ...'l...- for simple · colors and styles gran dpar e nt s, because your publicity chairman and with us. Proper news releases which ...~ ,...,.:·/.!.l·:;., - _.,. never go out of fashion, , '' gra ndparent s ,bring are sent in on time will always be printed in the paper...... , a•• IIIU Walt tmtll you're.In the pro~r grandchildren,•' ,· THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 19'10 7 ... -...... Herald subscr!Iiers comprise excellent results, advertise In the an actiw buying _ market. Por Herald. Call 724-0200. _334 WESTMl~STER MALL BRIDGE Foll Ar,rivolsl KNIT PANTSUITS FROM OUR GREAT COLLECTION By Robert f. Starr OPEN MONDAY - ...... COMPUMENTARY PARKING The first National- Bridge Partner's hand. So with little Tournament ever held In New doubt In his mind North went England took place In Boston right on to six. He was not recently where thousands of worried about losing 2 Diamonds. DELICATESSEN players from all o v er He had a singleton. As soon as he JUL IE ' 5 congregated• . One of the more did my partner Doubled. 731 HOPE ST. 621 -9396 Important events was the Splngold You may wonder how be can Team of Four Championship. double without any high cards but MORRISON & SCHIFF Today's hand Is from that event this Double Is dltterent. It Is used and shows how Important a little for one purpose, lead direction. It deuce can be especially to convey says In so many words, "First, a message. This hand. shows how don't lead my suit. U I wanted NAMID ASSISTANT: Jooeph W. WHEN IT COMES TO the defense went at each of the that suit led I wouldn't Double and hsa, p,e11dont of E:~. Admn1 and ta,bles and how each was able to y o u would lead It almost Son., Inc., has been appointed an COOK-OUTS set the slam contract by means of automatically. I must want to ruff assistant to tho cmnpalgn chair a deuce even though at one table something so see If you can man, in a spodal ...,p of chic North was Declarer, at the other figure which suit I wlll most loaclon, in tho 1970 campaign fw JULIE'S FOOD table the hand was played by llltely ruff." As soon as be tho Un119d Fvnd of Southoostorn South. We have not devoted doubled I had my ftnger on the New Enfland, it has been· a,._ enough space to defense In this Club 2 which I led. nouncocl by Uncoln A. Divoll, gon TAKES All THE column but from time to time we oral chairman of tho UF cmn will Include some of the more That Is the fir st deuce pa'9n. THIS WEEK'S mentioned above. Why the 2 and Interesting bands with defensive Mr. hsa is a past p,esldont of problems. · not my third or fourth best Club? SPECIALS Because I was tr·ytng to give my tho UF and sorved GI goneral North partner a suit-preference campaign chairman in 1964. Ha is . • . K J 8 5 message. I wanted to tell him a momber of tho execvtivo com AU BEEF .,' • A Q 9 6 3 which suit to lead back after he mittN and board of directors of to the UnitN Fvnd of Southoastem ' • A J 3 - ruffed the Club. He did lead the Diamond as demanded after he New&gland. FRA.NKFURTE'RS -AND West Eost ruffed and we set the hand. The A graduat. of •-n University • 6 2 • 9 7 4 3 and tho Harvard Law School, Mr. • 7 6 2 lowest Club meant return the .4 lowest suit. his has _,,ed GI a president of t A 5 t K J 10 9 8 6 4 2 KNOCKWURST S 1.09 lb • the General Jewish C.....mi • 10 9 8 7 6 2 • vo;d At the other table our ' partners ended In the same and a trustee of •-n Univenity '1 South contract but with North Declarer and tho llhode Island School of LAST COQK OUT • A Q 10 •1 Instead of South. East also bad Design. KOSHER BEFORE SCHOOL OPENS • K J 10 8 • t 7 3 bid his Diamonds at a high level Othor G1sistanh named •e t •1 but bad not opened with a Hanry D. Sharpe, Jr., Lt. James If. ALL PREPARED AU COOKED BAR-8-QUED 1 • K Q 5 4 1 preempt. So East was on lead, not Warrick, Gerald G. Gould, the At one table I was West West. Because of this he could Very Reverend Vincent Dore, • playing with Robert Fox. The not make that lead-directing l'nlnlc A. Gammino, tho It. l.ver CHICKEN 99c 1b. '; ' bidding with North-South Double. Nevertheless, he was end Daniel P. hilly, and J. Robert • •' vulnerable, East Dealer was: going to do whatever he could to Fryer. •1 set the hand and at the same time • E S W Por excellent results, 4t Dbl. P make things as clear as he could • to his partner. advertise In the Herald.· Herald i ' P s• P Welcome Home!!! • Dbl. P P subscribers comprise an acUve l He was KOlne to try to !lnd a buying market. Call 724-0200 or r My partner was Dealer, not way to his partner's band before ·724-0202. { • vulnerable against vulnerable his Trump was drawn so that he, ·<•' opponents. He saw that he bad no too could get a rvlf. The best ' defense, an eight card suit of his chance sounded like the Diamond· ' own and favorable vulnerablllty. Ace so he led a Diamond. But • So he decided to make things as which one? Sure enough, the l' difficult as he could for the Deuce. Why this deuce? Again ~~=UNUSUAL ' opponents by throwing In a bid at after bidding Diamonds all by IN the four level. This, strictly a himself he must have loads of '1 preemptive bid, showed exactly them so the 2 could not be third • the type of band he had. South or fourth best but must be trying WAlLCOVERINGS ' made a cooperative Double with to convey a message. It would DISTINCTIVE LINES IN •' his good hand telling partner he say, "Partner, If you get In on • VINYLS• FLOCKS - FLOCK-ON •' could do whatever he wished now, this trick please lead back the FOILS• GRASSCLOTH • .depending on his hand. In other lowest suit." When West won that • HANDPRINTS words, he didn't much care Diamond Ace, he, too, switched • MURALS • SCENICS • CORK l whether North left It In for automatically to a Club and they 1 • SILKS • MATCHING FABRICS 1 penalties or bid a suit. set the contract, too. We did gain YOUR WALLCOVERINGS LAMINATED • But North had a really good 50 points because of the Double INTO BEAUTIFUL WINDOW Sl;tADES • hand plus both Majors. Not but that In an L M. P. game Is not ' DECORATORS DISCOUNTS' • wanting to guess which one his a big deal. MANY, MANY STYLES • partner had he cue bid the Moral: On Defense try to ON DISPLAY ' Diamonds to make South bid his make things as easy as possible Major. When South showed his for your partner by the cards you : Heart suit North was delighted to play or don't play. Every card l go on for Slam. The double should should mean something to an • Include all the right cards In alert defender. l [ For And About Teenagers ) l l I 1 S-P-A-C-E SAVERS •1 HOLLYWOOD BEDS THE WEEK'S LETl'Ell: I him and be loves me. What, may have a sort of a problem. I like be, should we do?" this boy vety much and he llkea OUR REPLY: If he is really me the same. We both are seri- in love with you, there is little 33~~ ous about each other. I am al- chance you will "loseP him be Complete 39" size. Plastic head most 19 yean old and he Is 17 cause he se"es his Army time board, innerspring mattress, ~ox years old. We were planning to before you, are married. If you spring on four legs. get married around Christmas or do marry, and have only a short the first of the year. But some time together before he enters Buy Direct From Manufacturer At Factory Prices and S~ve 33% people tell us we're too young the Army, the period of aepara Inspect our very large display of Hollywood Beds, Bunk Beds, Hi-Risers available in all g rades and sizes, Divanolos to get married and that he Is too tlon will be more unwelcome and - and Hospital Mattresses, Box sPrings, innersprings, orthopedic and 8.F. Goodrich Air Foam Mattresses, made to difficult. Let him get his Army your or your doctor's specifications. · roung for me. Then I was think- responsibilities out of the way. mir about him going Into the If he Is leu than 20 yean old ..,. Army pretty soon. Should we and trying to support a fan\lly, 1923 wait until hil Army years are be w 111 ha v e responsibility JUSTICE BEDDING CO. over or just go ahead and be enou&h 860 Eddy St., Prov. married? Maybe If we don't 11et 11 ,.,; havo • -- .,...i... .,.. HO 1-1700, 1-1701 mai;rted, I mlsht lote him and I :;d:-"i.:.. ... ,.·~·1i:'o'°,,.~"Jt Daily 8:30-6 Saturday 9-2 don t want to lose him. There Is THNAOtU. co-UNITY AND su111•• not another boy I want. I love IAN ,.,.. SHVICI. PU.Nuon. IY. • -~_..,.._.------.-~------~~:a:;::-..~--:- ~·-:---·-:-., . -- -- 8 THE. RHODE ISLl,ND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4-, 1970 For news of Israel, Jewish society, read the Herald••• and communltles throughout· the for some of the best bargains tn world, local organizations and the Greater ProvidenCE! area. Hello Again! Hockey Equipment Carried News ol the Sports World by ·warren Walden Ye~n 1 Round AND THE WINNAH! The high order prevails, according to tough Los Angeles Rams should young Mr, Donovan. It was AWARD battle their way to the pro demonstrated In several ways, football championship In the one being the quick response for JACKETS Super Bowl, according to an assistance to an Injured player on exclusive poll of more than 1000 the opposing team. pro grid players appearing In SPREADING RHODY'S FAME SPORT magazine. Oh yes, they - The Riverdale Roller Rink could be wrong •• . ,The same roller hockey team represented HARVEY BE"NETT magazine has an article on Rhode Is land at Lincoln, "baseball's first $200,000 Nebraska, In the National player." A consensus of top PLANTS A Tl&: Ma,- .,_,,h A. Championships recently. It didn't SPORTS players and club offtclals Is that bring back the title but gave a Doorley, Jr,. of Providence, is the Met's Tom Seaver will be the sh-n on his -ent visit to Israel good account of Itself against 1830 BROAD ST., CRANSTON 781-8800 first to get such a figure. competition by the best Including as a guest of the 90,,ernment of Yastrzemskl, Johnny Bench, that country, in the company of the "Rolling Ghosts" of Texas Richie Allen and Frank Howard who are rated as the top team In "Ke_, A ley i• Spert - A,.,I o.. Of C...t" six other mayors, as he planted are also mentioned as the trff he was holding in the the country. That from Alan 62 OtAPELSTHET, HAHISVIUE posslbllltles. TWO HUNDRED Peterson, publicist and also Rhode Island For.. t in the Jerusa THOUSAND DOLLARS for playing STRAWIEHYFIEID RD., WILDE'S CORNERS, WARWICK lem Hills. player. baseball! Maybe box office prices DOES IT HAPPEN TO YOU? ~- This forest is one of the projects should be lowered for some of - Maybe It could be called of the Jewish Nati-I fund you guys who scarcely get that l which has planted almost a hun "securing the Job" when the much. That's a lot of salami and waitress Immediately puts a : t dred miHion tr... in 1sr-1. If I had some I could have a I glass of water on the table and ' For excellent results, sandwich If I had some bread. then disappears for a long time. t advertise In the Herald. Herald AM I DREAMING - Or do I And those· fellows with the long 5Ubscrlbers comprise an active remember some great athletic hair who keep tossing their heads 1· buying market. Call n4-0200 or women who could carry a huge . back to get the hair out of their I } 724-0202. basket of huckleberries on their eyes! •wonder who's the champion Rem.inder: heads (no hands) while walking at It? such a needless waste of Resumes m through the streets and selling energy - and my time and [ YOU CAN CAU ALL COPIES XEROXED them? yours. BOSTON RADIATOR NEXT DAY SERVICE CAN YOU NAME THEM? - THE CHAMPION Ben • S0COPIES-'15 Two unusual baseball fields In Morton of Martha's Vineyard C, ! lusi•ess Ca,_ Assec:ietes East Providence and, don't look of C. Is at the top when publicity I 290 WESTMINSTH MALL now, but the answer will be at the and public relations efforts are 272-1500 SUITE 206 ' DAY end of this column. being rated. Right now he's ' ANDWHAT WA.SIT? - The making the 25th annual Striped. f or Consolidated Railroad had then Bass and Blue Fish Derby sound • what Is very much needed now I• so Interesting. It runs from Sept. - a rapid, uninterr upted mass 15th thru Oct. 15th. Mr. Morton ' NIGHT transit system. The answer will calls It "Amerlcs•s Blue Ribbon • 0-- be with the other answers Just Salt Water Fishing Contest." He • WES T BAY before "Cary On." ----I If, may be right, too • rt •,•,\ :, UNUSUAL COACH - Arthur THE ANSWERS Two .. DePasquale, who could have used YES, THAT'S RIG"T--Max Galdon, l'resident af unusual baseball fields In East ' < INDOOR SEASON the lbs. he now has, once coached ,' , Baston Radiator, wanh to 'remind you that if you Providence were 11 Grosvenordale Starts Oct. ht Classical High of Providence In Field" right on Taunton Avenue .~ '\ are involved in an accident, call BOSTON RADIA . C••lce Tl- Still football and always worked out and "Fort · Hill Oval" at the . TOR ahy hour af any day a~ ~ will_ handle ev- with his team because he was erything for you. So, please dan I hesitate to call AHII.W• b o tt o m of th e hill. The - OPll:M TO .A.LL also a m e mber of th e Consolidated Railroad ran from us any time from anywhe":· ...... 414-IHI professional Providence Prov. thru the tunnel to Fall ...... )17 Steamrollers. One of his players WARWICK. U. River and on an off-shoot to was also a member of the big pro Bristol, stopping at convenient team while In high school. stations along Its right of way Wonder If Vin Capone, Dr. with no traffic obstacles. - And Migliaccio, Joe Finkle, Arthur so on and so on and - CARRY SEIIVJIMi TUESOAY THROUGH SATURDAY (5 TO 10), SUNDAY FROM (1 TO 9P.M.I . Braltsch, Henry McIntosh and any ON! of the others know who It was? WHY CAN 'T WE ALL BE? - DRUZE APPOINTED Jerry Donovan, who will soon be JERUSALEM - Druze manager at the new, new, Outlet writer, Journalist and 20-year store In Dartmouth, Mass., civil servant Kamal Mansour has (t.hat•s n ews) talks about been appointed to the newly sportsmanship In Europe In created post of Presidential between times when he Isn't busy Advisor on Minority Affairs. This helping to prepare the new Outlet Is the highest appointive post ~EST~IND at Warwick Mall for Its opening. ever held by a Druze In Israel. -The reason? Hls son, Jerome Mansour will be the first non RESTAURANT Marlin Joseph Donovan, the Jewish official of the President's Bristol All State r, has returned office. He has represented Israel after a tour of Europe with a on missions to Europe and the for f inefood and beverages soccer team. Sportsmanship of a United States In the past. 5U .CSITRAlAVENUEJRO.UTE 152 ),IN .NEARBY SEEKONK.MASSACHUSETTS ~'''''''''''l ~· LOUISQUISSET ~ R. l.'s - GOLF CLUB - ~ 600 WOODWARD ROAD, NO. PROV., R.I. - EXCLUSIVE - 18 Hole Public Golf Course - lOTUS~World Champions 1963, 1965, 1968 AUTHORIZED • LOTUS DEALER • -~ • I E~V LOWEil RATES• -~ ~ ------, - ~ w-::nds s4.00 2::1;.~. ~ ,. Holidays S3.00 ,. INC. 1134 BALD HILL RD. - \VEEKDA YS .• •. S3.00 - A• R • E • RTE. 2 WARWICK, R. I. Specializing In Sports Car Automotive Re1Hrch En9inHrin9 Service & Racing Car - AFTER 4 P.M. . • • $2.50 - 11/a MILD SOUTH Preparation for Years Of' MIDLAIID MALL. 821-9112 • -~'''~''''''~ fflE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRJDAY1 SEPTEMBER 4, 111'10 II Mrs. Stuart Joel Mershon ~ AL PATAH' DlfLEGATION ·republlc. The delegates an1wd Miss Judith .. Gall Marks was . SINGAPORE - A three-man frCJl!l Jakarta where they said married to Dr. stuart .loel delegation from AJ. Fatab, the Indonesian Foreign Minister Hershon In an 8 p,m, ceremony leading Palestinian guerrilla Adam Malik had promised them ' Saturday, August 22, at Temple orgarilzatlon, has made Its first "full mate rial and morar· Beth-El. offtclal visit to this Island support." The bride is the daughter of .. Dr. and ·Mrs. Herman B. Marks FALL SERIES of 5 0 Alfred Stone Road, Providence. The bridegroom Is Mrs. Charles Boiar • ,STARTING SEPT. 1 the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hershon of Longt3each, N. Y, The ceremony was performed Has Resumed ART by Rabbi Wllllam G. Braude, A cu,111 TUM., Wecl., Thun . reception followed at the temple. • ,.__&he. Given In marriage by her Piano father, the bride was attired In an ITCHKAWICH empire gown of _white satin Teaching I IIIIIWAf ST. f a.s h I on e d wl th short puffed s)eeves of Alencon lace. The high neckline and waist were outlined CALL 781-0222 JA 1-5574 with Alencon reem broldered wtth 26th Year ttni,- pearls. The soft skirt had a large border of lace terminating In a sweep. Her veil of French JOIN THE FIGHT AGAINST LIMP HAIR llluslon was mounted to a small Alencon cap. Mrs. Alari Brum berger, sister of the bridegroom, was matron of JOIN BEAUTIFY* honor. She wore a yell ow chiffon 11' ~ sleeveless dress with a V-neck. Alan Brurnberger, brother-In ELECT LASTING BODY THIS FAU Jaw of the bridegroom, was best VOTE FOR "FIRM 'n' GENTLE" man. The ushers were Joel AND WIPE OUT HAIRSTYLE DROOP r Marks, Lloyd Feinberg, Marshall CAST YOUR BALLOT FOR A MORE Cogan , Howard McElclowney, Stephen Graff, P~ter Briggs, BEAUTIRJL RHODE ISLANDER. "You!" Herbert Yellln, and Stephen Trachtenberg. After a wedding trip to Caneel VANITY FAIR BEAUTY SHOP Bay, St.John, the couple wlll live 737 HOPE STIIHT 621-6031 In Great Neck, N,Y. AT IOCHAMSEAU l'IIOVIDENCE D.A. Gunning Photo • liportiton fmrironmental Association Urging r,_, lmpnwement F« You ALART FRAMING CO. & GALLERY MANUFACTURERS OF CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMES BUY DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS AT ,, FACTORY LOW PRICES! ENGAGED: Dr. and Mn. Norman 820 PARK AVE. PHONE M. Kahn of 18 Whiting Street, ar> CRANSTON, R.I. 467-4430 nounce the engagement of their daughte r, Miu Deborah Faye Kahn, to Stanley Alan Robem, son of Mr. and Mn. Harold S. Robem of 1 00 Ridge Street, Pawtucke t. A graduate of Hope High School, Miss Kahn is n6w a senior al the University of Rhocw-llland. Mr. Roberts, who was a gradu Modeling ate of Pawtucket West High School, attends evening classes at poise, self-it,,prooarimJ Bryant College, and is affiliated with the Roberts Paper Company. TAMwlll·,-... A June 27 wedding is planned. • ...... Eileen McClure Photo ~~....·t':i ~----lade Modellmc ,_ T..,.IIDdAdulil ~----0.ildna...... a aa.u.tor•• ,.10 · -Male ...... The wedding of Miss Fredda orchids, stephanotls, baby Beverly Knlager to Leonard and elegant carnations, --c-ic --- AMl7* Slater .took place at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Herbert Goldberg, -=--Modeloft6alicr~ Sunday, August 30, at Temple cousin of the bride, was matron .. - ... Ille ""' Emanu-El. of honor. She wore a pink chiffon -~wart mld-Vlctortan gown with long puff ""!P-lor._.,. Officiating at the double ring sleeves and a high rise neckline. -eel oolely iD pi. candlelight ceremony were Rabbi She wore a matching Dior .....pbic modeliai Ell A. Bohnen and Cantor Ivan E. headpiece and carried a cascade CALL: '21-4Mtl Perlman. A reception was held In of pink elegant carnations and OR MAIL COUPON BELOWP01 the temple.meeting hall following white baby roses. ADDITIONAL p,IFORMATION the ceremony. The bridesmaids were Mrs. The bride Is the daughter of Providence • -Springfield • Pittsfield • Groton Leon Bram, cousin of the bride: . . . Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Knlager of Miss Elayne Slater, sister of the 173 8th Street. The bridegroom Is bridegroom; Miss Vivian ------the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nedwln Schlesinger, Miss Elaine Kozlov, Slater of 19 Wlllers Street, West Miss Portia Hill, Mrs. Meredith Please Send Mc Your Roxbury, Mass. Young, Miss Donna Kuznesof, and ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Descriptive I,iterature On Courses and Prices Given In marriage by her Miss Arlene Chalfin. Their Cohen of 75 Brownell Street, New father, the bride was attired In a gowns, hats, and flowers were Haven, Conn., announce the ,n mid-Victorian gown of white silk similar to-the matron of honor's . . gagement of their daughter, Miss organza with a high rise neckline The best . man was Steve Ulllan I. Cohen, to . Martin M. l NAME ...... AGI': .••••• of appllqued Swiss lace and pink Feldman. Ushers were Philip Small, son of M,. and Mn. Ed d: . satin ribbon. The bodice, A-line Slrota, Steve F~man, Jeff ward Small ot 534 fall !liver Ave j skirt, and long puff sleeves were Kelmach, Leon Bram, Herb nue, Seekonk, Mass. r,, STREET appllqued with matching lace and Goldberg, Robert Sloane, Lee M,. Small is 'I graduate of Paw JI ribbon. Her long detachable train . Tempkln, Bruce Levy, and Marc tucket )Nest High School and Ro of sheer silk organza was Perlin. Mark Joseph Bram was -ger Williams J~nior College. tiffany I c1TY ...... PHONE .. .•.•• trimmed with the same lace. Her the junior usher. The ushers Jong · and short French silk were attired In black double agency/ - Illusion veils fell from a Swiss breasted Edwardian tuxedos. OJ ~ lace flowered Camelot cap. After a wedding trip, the mode//iig STATE ••. •••••••• ZIP •••••. •• Th e bride carried her couple will reside In Hyde Park, mother's Bible covered with a Mass. inc. cascade of white and pink D.A. Gunning Photo I ' ill _._,. --·--- -• ------·----· ·----....--._,..,-.,r•-----~• •-•a '-~ " 10 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY1 SEPTEMBER 4, 1970 • Mn. David Gary Schwartz Subscribe to the Herald. ., For e~cellent ~suits, adver- tise In the Herald. Herald sub The chapel of Tep,ple Beth-El scribers comprise an active buy was tbe scene of the double ring Ing market. Call 724-0200 or wedding ceremony of Miss J anlce 724-0202. Goldman and David Gary Schwartz at 2 p.m. Sunday, LORI'S. BEAUTY August 30. FLOWERS Rabbi William G. Braude FOR EVERY officiated. A reception was held SALON In the temple hall following the OCCASION ceremony. CALL The bride Is the daughter of · i061 Warwick Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldman of CLARK'S Miami, Fla. The bridegroom Is RECilNA IUSH the son of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Formerly •f Wa*' H.-irtlretHrt Flower Shop, Inc. Schwartz of 80 Hartshorn Road. IY Ar,OINTMENT ONLY 294 Thayer Street Given In marriage by .her • I ...... 781,-1963 GA 1-6700 father; the bride wore an empire waist gown of peau de sole trimmed with Alencon lace and Ice blue satin ribbon. A matching mantilla completed her ensemble. ISN'T IT ABOUT TIME? g,e carried an old-fashioned TO BRIGHTEN UP . bouquet of white roses, light blue YOUR HOME OR OFFICE delphinium and stephMotls. Th e bridegroom's sl ster, WITH Miss Nancy Schwartz, was maid CUSTOM-MADE of honor. She wore a royal and light blue Grecian style gown and DRAPERIES carried an old-fashioned bouquet. FROM Joseph Schwartz was best man for bis son. After a wedding trip to JACK'S FABRI Montreal and Quebec, the couple • WE CAN HEIP YOU WITH ANY . . will reside In Oradell, NJ. Fred Kelman Photo DECORATING PROBLEMS. JUST CALL PA 5-2160.' NO'OBUGATION. SEE US FOR • SLIPl:OVERS' • BEDSPREADS• • UPHOLSTERING • WINDOW SHADES )2S DEXTER ST., CENTRAL FALLS OPEN, 9,30 a .m. lo 5,30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday FIRST DAUGHTER BORN Mr • and Mrs. Michael Waldman ot 5114 Hampden Lane, Bethesda, Md., announce the birth .A,.. ot their ftr st daughter, Lisa Faith, on Aug. 22. kluu, Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Novlch of Providence.Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Qua/it'I Cm.pet? Murray Waldman ot Chelsea Mus. ' SECOND CHILD BORN Slwp :Jtu · Mr. and Mrs. Norton Townsley of Los Angeles, Calif., announce the birth of their second cbild and first son, Stuart David, m+ Cm.pet on July 30. 125 THAMES ST., BRISTOL, R.I. Maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Samuel Stelngold ot Los Angeles, 'I WEHONOR formerly of Providence. Paternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Townsley of Beverly -[~] Hills, Calif. Paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Townsley of Beverly Hills and Mrs. Joseph Hyams of London, :. England. NALIBOWS HAVE DAUGHTER Mr . and Mrs. Leonard Nallbow of 114 Garden HIiis 5731 another season, another reason 1970-l Drive, Cranston, annotmce the Mrs. Charles German birth of their second cbild and Miss Anne Iris Chorney was dress with a Peter Pan collar and TO BE AFFILIATED WITH A SYNAGOGUE first daughter, Alison Beth, on married to Charles German In a a raised waist accented with Aug. 22. 6 p.m. ceremony Sunday, August green beading. She carried a Originally organized as the Maten al grandparents are Mr. 16, at Temple Emanu-El. bouquet of carnations, baby's and Mrs. Peter Yosinoff of The bride Is . the daughter of breath and daisies. Howell St. Synagogue Homer Street. Paternal Mr. and Mrs. Maurice I. Chorney The bridesmaids were Miss grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. of 38 Nate Whipple Highway, Frances Ezyk, Mrs. Alfred The Samuel Nallbow of Elmgrove Cumberland. bridegroom Is Marzetta, Mrs. Richard Raggio, TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM Avenue. the son of Mrs. Sam German of Mrs. David Sabourin, Miss Carol 68 Bayard St. and the late Mr. Salhany and Miss Deborah ROCHAMBEAU AVENUE - at CAMP German. Silverman. They wore dresses ANNOUNCE BIRTii OF SON The ceremony was performed accented with a kaleidoscope Mr. and Mrs. Steven Levine of by Rabbi Ell Bohnen. A reception print sash terminating In a bow. FULLY 105 Brayton Road, Brighton, was held at the temple following Their bouquets were similar to Mass., announce the birth of their the ceremony. the matron of honor's. first child and son, Jeremy Given In marriage by her George German, brother of AIR CONDtTIONED. Robben, on Aug. 10. Mrs. Levine father, the bride wore a white the bridegroom, was best man. Is the former Miss Sandra Kotler chiffon gown with an attached Ushers were Joseph Beerman, a modern conservative· congregation of Providence. train, long sleeves, removable brother-In-law of the bride; Maternal grandparents are beaded wesklt and high beaded Walter Chorney, brother of the INVITES ALL Mr. and Mrs. Max Kotler of collar. Her three-tiere d bride; Albert Guercla, Paul Newport• . Paternal grandparents cathedral length veil fell from a Lourenco, John Royal and Alan beaded Camelot cap. She carried Spiegle. UNAFFILIATED PERSONS are Mrs. Martlp Feldman of New London, Conn., and Bert Levine a bouquet of carnations, daisies, Following· a wedding trip to to spend the HIGH HOLY DAYS with us. of Tempe, Ariz. Paternal great baby's breath and orchids. A~apulco and Mexico City, the grandfather Is D,C. Levine of Mrs. Joseph Beerman was couple Is residing In East New York City. matron of honor for her sister. Providence. PLEASE CONT ACT TEMPLE OF.FICE She wore a mint gr:een chiffon - Eileen McClure Photo SHIRLEY RODMAN - Sect'y - DE - 1-9393 - OR Board Of Rabbis To Counsel Jews With Draft Woes MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE CHICAGO - The first effort men ot or near draft age. grow speclflcally out of an - BEN RABINOWITZ - by the Jewish community here to According to the Involvement with Jewish SAMUEL LAPATIN JULIUS LEVIN provide support for Jewish men announcement by Robert Loeb, tr adition. troubled with draft problems was center director, the - counselors I au n c he d recently with the will Inform such men of their SABOTAGE THREAT opening of the J ewish rights under the Selective Service HAMBUR'G - Arab WE WANT and NEED YOU! Draft Information and Counseling regulations and help them work 'terrorists have threatened to Center at Temple Emanuel. th rough the problems and · sabotage German aircraft at The center will be open every decisions the draft poses for Hamburg airport In a bid to Tuesday and Wednesday and them. obtain .the release of three Arabs YOU NEED US. trained and experienced draft In addition, Loeb said, the detained following the attack on a counselors, under the auspices of center will be prepared to Munich airport bus In February, the Chicago Board of Rabbis, will co u n s e I Jewish conscientious a Hamburg airport spokesman be available to any Jewish young objectors whose concerns may said recently. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 19"10 11 Conn. Girl To Study PALESTINE RESISTANCE FORCE At Cantorial School AMMAN Iraq has LADDERS confirmed that Its force of about FOR HOME NEW YORK - A Connecticut 12.000 men In Jordan has been - girl will enter the Hebrew Union placed at the disposal of the • College Cantonal School here In · Palestine resistance movement. COMMERCIAL USE September In a bid to become the _ first woman trained and •· accredited woman cantor In GRIDING CARDS EXTENSION OR Jewish history. SlEPLADDERS Cantor I a I school officials CALENDARS - PARTY GOODS SPIINGIOI PUZZLES in wood, aluminum confirmed that Bai-bara Ostfeld of or magnesium North HaYen, Conn., wl.11 be one CANDLES - ST ATIONEIY of 25 cantonal stooents at the . . STAMPS AllUMS FIIIEIIGLASS school during the coming m FLAGPOIIS academic year. If she IN All SIZES successfully completes the five ZEKE'S year program, she will be Combin.ation q u a I If I e d to participate In STAMP SHOPPE LADDER CO. , services, though presumably only 800 HOPE STREET Comer Harris anci at Reform congregations. (o,,,..it. an...... , Sims Aves. 'The officials said she- was 272-5873 auditioned this past spring In a GA 1-1330 unique experience for the school officials who s~rvtse -such auditions. It was the first time In COMPLETE the 95 years of the school that a woman had been auditioned. Miss Ostfeld said she had TRAVEL wanted to be a cantor since she was a little girl. She Is a student INFORMATION of classical music and It was her CILBIAll ANNIVIISAIY: Mr. and Mn. ...._...... n of 177 Manis Interest In singing- and music Avenue calabatad their 50th w.cldl"9 anniwnay .-ntly at the heme which led her to choose the of Mr. and Mrs. Ian ,_,.man of 14 Gian Avenue, Cranston. More than cantorate. School officials - said 100 ralativas ~ fnlm Mlchltlan, North Carolna, New Janay, WARWICK TRAVEL that, lll 14 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1970. the" personal sattstactton. Social work doesn't really offer that." Meir C~lls On World Jewry Penussionist learns Practice Marc's desire to work with people has manifested ltseU Esse~tlal Even To Professionafs during . the last few years To Give $ J Billion For -Israel primarily through the leadership JERUSALEM Premier cent growth in the gross national , (Continued from page l) 1 Dunn, band director at Hope. An training program at the Jewish Golda Meir · has called on wor.ld product in the three years since York production team_ visited oboist in the Phllharmonlc, she Community Center. The program Jewry to raise a billion dollars 1967. This compares, he said, Tanglewood to fflm the segment, helped him get an opening in the begins In the summer with camp for Israel next year. .-' with 15 per .cent in developing which will be shown In Italy. _ The Youth Orchestra -a couple of counseling and continues through Mrs. Meir reportedly countries and 10 per cent tn ensemble also gave a recital. years ago, he said. the year for those interested. discussed Israel's needs and the Industrialized countries. For a budding musician, the It was largely through her Marc was a volunteer at the ability of world Jewry to help Israel, he said, has devoted program Is a wonderful ettorts that the marching band center tor two years and a paid meet those needs at a meeting more than one-fourth of her GNP opportunity, Marc said. "It has again become an important leader last year. He conducted a with leaders of the United Jewlsl) to defense needs, at the same provides experience, part of Hope, he noted. Marc, who coolc1ng class for elementary Appeal, Israel Bond Organization time providing for, 100,000 new opportunities to study and tall< has been a member for two school aged boys last fall. U time and Europe.an fllnd raising. immigrants. wit!\ • established musicians, an years, feels he has contributed to permits, lie would like to do so organizations four weeks ago, Investments in Israel have atmosphere of a very intense and the band's improvement both in again this year. before reaching the conclusion risen to $3 billion since 1967, he artistic program. It would almost quality and morale. He has also He Is In the college that the $1 billion figure was not observed, and Israeli Industry induce anyone serious about helped in laying plans for the preparatory course at Hope and unr~lstlc. - · has made a notable achievement music to further his interest." string orchestra which Is plans to apply fol' admission to The UJA and IBO reportedly In gradually changing its The best thing about the supposed to start there this fall. various well-known music agreed to try to raise $400 structure so that investment summer, he said, "was that I The principal tympanist in the schools. · mlllion each, and Keren Hayesod capital Is Jlowing principally really became well-organized in All-State Orchestra this year, He or-lglnally attended wlll have a goal of ,200 m1llion. · toward science-based industries 11.!Y thoughts. I became a little Marc won first prize tor a Classical High School, but left (A total of $500 million Is such as electronics and better disciplined person by tymp.anl solo with piano after a year. "Hope has a little expected from all sources during chemicals. really studytng and getting into accompaniment at the Solo bit mor.e of the human touch," he the current year.) At a previous session of the something." Ensemble Festival in the spring. said. "I didn't feel motivated at David Horovitz, governor of IBO conference, David Ben At Tanglewood he saw that His mother was his accompanist. Classical. It was too rigid for the Bank of Israel,. told the Gurion, the 83-year-old former "the only way to Improve Is to She Is a parttime accompanist for me. delegates attending the 20th· premier who initiated the first practice·. I used to pµctlce only other area musicians, Marc said. "In order to Just pass, you anniversary conference of the such conference, was greeted an hour or an hour and a halt a "She has a genuine love for have to do an immense amount of Israel Bond Organization that with tumultuous appaluse by the day. Now I practice three or four music," one she has transmitted homework. That• s okay to a point hours a day. As a r.esult, my Israel has experienced a 40 per 300 delegates. to her son. but I always wanted to be a part technique and sight reading Marc also participated In the· of outside activities. I had ability have improved. TIie only A-TEMPO Stage Band, sponsored virtually no time at Classical. way to maintain this Is lo keep -AJCongress Reaffirms Position by the city of Pawtucket. The . Had I been Interested only in practicing." band gave several concerts going to school for four years, I On Aid To Parochial Schools He hopes to be invited to during the year, Including one In might have stayed at Classical participate in the program again NEW YORK - Charges by harassment of the non-public July at the Diamond Hlll Festival. and might have enjoyed It." next year. Rabbi Moshe Sherer, executive religious schools in their efforts Marc travelled from Lenox to. He had been selected to attend Marc's Interest In music president of Agudath Israel, that to obtain government support for participate. Boys State In late June, but was stems back to his grade school opponents of government aid to their secular programs." On his own, and In order to unable .to because the date.s parochial schools are ho:Stlle to Cohen observed that, contrary days. "It really became strong in make some money, he often plays conflicted with the music the fourth grade," he said, Jewish day schools and to Rabbi Sherer•s view, "we are In combos at weddings. program. attributing this to the public unrepresentative of American Joined In this opposition He plans to apply to the At Hope he was student music school music program. He played Jews hav e been termed throughout the country by apprentice program of the R.L director of the Drama Club last the drums and, In fifth or sixth "distorted, Inflammatory and representative Protestant groups, Ph lib arm on I c . The orchestra year. unjust" by the American J ewlsh by concerned Catholic lay grade, had the opportunity to take takes people from the Youth He also served on the student Congress. organizations and individuals, and bassoon lessons. Orchestra with suttlcle nt faculty committee organized by Richard Cohen, associate by civic groups that support the The teacher soon persuaded background and technique, he School Superintendent Richard executive director of the AJC, concept of free public education him to return to percussion said. "The apprentices rehearse Briggs. "The committee was reaffirmed his organization's for all." Instruments, he remembers. with the orchestra and actually mostly to familiarize Dr. Briggs At the end of the sixth grade, view that a direct government aid These groups, Cohen said, are are part of It." with what is going on In the to religious schools would he began studying privately with His ultimate goal Is to play schools from the point of view of concerned that the siphoning off George Geer, who had been a represent a serious abridgement of public fllnds for religious with a major · symphony the students, faculty and of the First Amendment. "We are member of the Philharmonic for orchestra. He would also lllte to administrators and to improve schools, at a time when funds are several years. He still studies not prepared to surrender that Insufficient for public schools, try his hand at arranging and commun\catlon at all levels. protection, whatever false with Mr. Geer. composing and perhaps record Three jdnlor s from each of the wlll further weaken the public Marc Is a young man who charges of •secularism' Rabbi school system. movie soundtracks. He Is four high schools . were Sherer may care to level," Cohen gives full credit to those who interested In Jazz, In fact, "in membei-s.'' He noted that of the $28- have assisted him. Besides Mr. .J stated. m llllon appropriated under the anything short of playing In a Marc feels one of the most Rabb I Sherer• s statement Geer and Mr. Conte, he Is circus band. And I might like Important things the committee Mandated Services Act only $1.5 grateful to Mrs. Mary Ellen cr1tlclzlng the AJC and other m llllon would go to J ewlsh day that, too." did was draw up guidelines for Jewish organizations in the the formation of a student-faculty schools. "Thus, Rabbi Sherer's GLASS MEMORIAL His decision to stick with Committee for Public Education tax money and mine will go to music was not arrived at without senate at each high school this and Religious Liberty (PEARL) support a religion to which FLORENCE, Ala. An some soul-searching, though. fall (Central already has one). was Issued aft.er PEARL ffled a neither of us adheres," Cohen etched glass memorial to the six Marc was also interested in Basically, each senate will have suit on July 30 in the U.S. said. "Is that his Idea of Jewish mllllon Jews killed during the social work as a possible career. "a little more say than the District Court aimed at education?" Nazi holocaust wlll soon be "I get an immense amount of traditional student council has prohibiting expenditure . of state erected In this small community satisfaction In working with had," he said. funds on parochial schools under Cohen said the AJC supports In the north-west corner of the people," he said. "That's one A member of the post the Mandated Services Act. both the right and the necessity of state which has fewer than 100 thing that bugged me this confirmation class at Temple P E AR L and .13 individual religious education and supports Jews In a total population of summer. I had thought musicians Emanu-El, Marc has participated plaintiffs argued that the Act is greater apportionment "of Jewish 2 4 , O O O. Abner Sm lies of were basically nice people If you In the class• dramatic unconstitutional under both the communal funds for Jewish Pascagoula, Miss., a sculptor and could just get to talk to them but I productions which have centered U.S. and the New York State education." engraver, has been commissioned found that many were very around the persecution of Jews in Constitutions. He also recounted that, at the to create this memorial by Rabbi egotistical and sell-centered (he the Soviet Union. He was C o h e n n o t e d t h a t recent meeting of the National J .S. Gallinger of Temple B'nai also said he met some very nice technical director of one. He Is "representative Jewish groups" Jewish . Community Relations Israel, known also as the Tri- ones)." He sees "music as also involved in other youth ·are not alone In their opposition Advisory Councll, the AJC's Cities Congregation, and by Mrs. people," he said. "I play not only activities at the lemple. to parochial aid. Rabbi Sherer p o s I t I o n w a s • • a g a i n Morris Kllbanoff, who Is the for myseU, but for other people, He -Is a son of Gerson and had stated that "for years, overwhelmingly endorsed by patron and sponsor of this art too." Florence (Rosen) Parmet of 86 certain Jewish organizations, nearly 100 local and national memorial. Smiles• artistic style One thing that has turned him Burlington Street. His father Is spearheaded by the American Jewish agencies represented in has been influenced by a number from social work, he said, Is the employed by Equitable Life Jewish Congress have brought NJCRAC. Only the Orthodox of internationally famed financial aspect. "I have to be Insurance Co. He has two disgrace to the Jewish name by group objected to the position sculptors, Including Chaim able to.have something financial brothers, Arthur, 23, an their highly publicized adopted." Gross. to fall back on, something beyond engineer, and John, 9. ==::cc::::::::::::::::::::::::::22::::::; ::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::2222:a::: ::::::::::22:::::::::::3 "New Left Hostility To ·1srael Arouses Concern NEW YORK - Hostility to And still other Jews point to To counter the anti-Israel it would tend to very seriously Israel In the New Left has Instances In which anti-Zionism campaign ·some young Jews have wound and Injure and diminish the aroused increa~ing concerp has been used as a. transparent formed campus-based, left poss1b111ty of Jewish continuity." among many American Jews, code for anti-Jewtsb feeling - oriented groups that are Another authority who argues· some of whom are convinced that when .. Zlonist•1 stands for .. Jew" specifically pro-Israel. And that the anti-Israeli sentiment on such animosity is a convenient and is used in the classical ·worried Jewish community the left that surfaced after the mask for a resurgence of anti- manner, as a term of abuse in organizations, such as the Anti Six-Day War in 1967 is the -same . Semitism. itself. Defamation League and the old venom in new bottles is In private argument and public Antagonism to Israel Is most American Jewish Committee, are Mosbe Lazar, chairman of the debate, In magazines such as visible in articles appearing in watching anti;,.Israell activity romance languages department at Commentary and Trans-action, radical and . underground carefully, compiling file folder the Hebrew University in and at seminars, conferences and publications and on college after file folder of material, Jerusalem and an authority on cocktail parties, the question of campuses where more and more trying to assess its meaning. anti-Semitism in the Middle whether the anti-Israel, pro-Arab Arab students have been Ric bard Coben, associate Ages. feelings of some radicals can be · appearing · as speakers. But It executl ve director of the · "After Auschwitz and equated with traditional forms of also surfaced recently at a American Jewish Congr.ess, · Buchenwald, overt anti-Semitism anti-Semitism is being worried Central Park 'rally marking the contends: "We don't think there was no longer fashionable In most over by a. growing number of 25th anniversary of the dropping is any valid or real difference lnte11ectual . circles," said Jews. of the a_tomlc bomb on Japan. between antt-Israel sentiment and Professor Lazar In an interview The s e observations were P au! O'DNyer, a leading anti-Semitism. Anti-Zionism is a here. "Now It is expressed in containe~ in a New York Times figure of the "liberal left," and a 'cover for anti-Semitism." anti-Zionist ; propaganda, which article written by Unda Charlton. gun-runner for Israel In the Cohen said in an interview they find more acceptable." Some Jews contend that for _ oineteen-forties, was · virtually that he would not can' every Critic . 1be sort of material that, 1n many In the New Left, anti booed from the speakers platform ol,, the, legitimacy of Israel's the view of Hans Morgenthau, the Zionism Is a purely political by lbout 100 young people In the poltctes anti-Jewish. But, he political scientist, tends ·to "stir position reached on the basis of audience who said they opposed added: · some · of the entrenched anti an anti-imperialist question that his pro-Israel position. "Because we believe that Semitic preJu.dices that have be !) \ t· ' X Qua.it, & Service 1 ~·~ -Bus1NEss D1REcroRY ~ SBVICE wos.hing mochines, ranges, LANDV.APING: Complete lawn ca,e. driers, oN makes, all modek. Coll on· Fertilizing. Specializing ~n shrubbery If < ' ytime Soturdoys ond evenings. "67· and trimming. Trff wo,k. 72~0-166. 1?-(I 71114. M&G Appliance l!ee_airs. ufn. ufn r,~{, 30,.Painting, Pape;ing ( (, 'AINTING: Interior and extetior. 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Lyons YOU SUPPLY TOOLS, SUPERVISION Gunts will attend from lhocle I 4 how minimum Island, Mouochu•tts, New Yorlt 36 IIIOtMOND STIRT, l'IIOVIOINCI 421-4116 ond Connecticut. Den EGGS . FARM FR ESH GRADE A Yesliiva Starts NEW YORK - Zsa Zsa family for 700 years. One Astley, Gabor feels that the Cote Sir Jacob, was a staunch Royalist Holocaust Chair Basque's gourmet cooking was against Cromwell. and uttered the responsible for her $6000000 gem famed prayer In battle: "Oh NEW YORK - Mrs. Lucy S. loss. For If President and Mrs. Lord, Thou knowest how busy I Dawidowlcz, assoclate professor Nixon hadn't enjoyed dining at am. of history at Yeshvla University, Mme. Henriette Spalter's "If I forget Thee, do not Thou has been named to the nation's restaurant, they'd have seen Zsa forget me." A screenwriter gave flrst Chair on Holocaust Studies, Zsa In "Forty Carats" Instead. that line to Richard Harris In the announces Dr. Samuel Belkin, And Zsa Zsa would have been film, "Cromwell." president. · escorted home by Secret Service 'The manager of DJC. Ludwig's Prof. Dawidowlcz f1lls the men. Acapulco Princess signed Dave Chair established through the When Commissioner of. Public Stockton as Its golf pro one w,:ek TAISEI GARDEN benefaction of Dallas, Texas, Events Bud Palmer remlrided before he defeated Arnold Palmer 1 AUTHENTIC JAPANESE STYLE builder and philanthropist Paul Mayor Lindsay he hadn't been for the PGA championship • • . DISHES PREPARED AT YOUR TABLE L e w Is • Lewis awarded the paid his $I-a-year salary for The American Revolution university a flve-year, $75,000 1969, the mayor handed him a Bicentennial Commission moved •ASAHI BEER• SUKIYAKI• grant to flltther the study of the check for 48 cents the next day, Into Its new quarters. a restored 1601-B MINERAL SPRING AVE., N. PIOV. 353.9109 Holocaust, the destruction of sh: with an accompanying voucher for townhouse on Jackson Pl. Its million Jews by tlie Nazis during 52 cents wltholdlng . •. Edward phone number Is 382-1176 . • • S. World War II. Albee has started writing his next Hurok may take control of PAINT AND WALLPAPER As part of the program, play • . . MGM's subsidiary MGM Manhattan Center • • . courses relevant to the Holocaust Merchandising, will market hand Playwdghts Sam and Bella / STtBENNE PAINT and WALLPAPElt CO. are being taught by Prof. operated puppets of President Spewack will move to Florida. -~. Dawldowlcz, who has wrl~ Nixon and Vice President Agnew. Mike Wilk suggested to the -•- FASHION DESIGNS IN FINE WALLPAPER-•• extensively on the subject; Dr. Join! L. Handy, dean of publisher of his last book, "A Irv Ing Greenberg, associate management consultants, Dirty Mind Never Sleeps," that a ·•- Quality Points & Decorative Supplies -•- professor of history, on celebrated his 75th birthday at suitsble book jacket would be a "Totalitarianism and !~logy" the Four Seasons the other day. plain brown wrapper. Wllk's new 569 ARMISTICE BLVD. PAWT. R.I., PHONE 722-8220 and Ichak Avnery, Instructor In He said one of his grandfathers novel ls .,My Masterpiece," h Is tor y, on "Co_ntemporary stopped drlriking and smoking at about an American who buys a & Jewish History." Dr. Norman 40, and died at 96. His other Raeburn at auction In London. PAINTING PAPER HANGING Lamm, lecturer and author In the grandfather started smoking and 1be bookjacket Is a Raeburn-type area of Jewish thought, will drinking at 40, and died at 95 and painting by Austin Briggs. a devote several lectures to the six months. His grandmother said foimder of the Famous Artists philosophic Implications of the there was a lesson In this: School. Holocaust. "'This shows you the value of Marc Chagall will be In Prof. Dawidowicz will focus temperance.'' Zurich this month for the on the literature of the Holocaust Xerox will put up the $300,000 dedication of his new windows at and modern European Jewish NET needs to produce Kenneth the Fraumimster Cathedral • . . history at Stern College, the Clark's · 13-part Civilization Dong Kingman Is designing Barry undergraduate school of liberal series- on American TV. It's Farber's campaign poster In arts and sciences for women. produced by the BBC • • • If Chinese, for Chinatown's voters . Before her appolntm ent to Howard Hughes, who owns rights •. Jan Peerce, the opera star, Yeshiva University last year, to "1be Outlaw," approves, Joe made his debut as a music· critic P r o f . Dawldowicz. bad been Namath and Ann-Margret would Aug. 25 on WQXR's First director of research with the like It to be their next fllm after Hearing. · American Jewish Committee. their "C.C. and Company" . , , Robert Frost Is the subject of From 1940- 46 she served as Dennis Hopper gave a reading of Lawrance Thompson's brutally assistant to · the director of Shakespeare In Santa Fe Aug. 28 frank bl ography . . Thompson research at YIVO Institute for for the New Mexican Review refers to Frost's jealousies. Jewish Research. From 1946-47 magazine. Poets are as jealous as any she was educational officer In DP The next Is sue of Look will others. My son was a witness Camps In Germany for the have a cover story on Greta when Carl Sandburg said: Ame'rlcan J ewish Joint Garbo. It will quote one friend as "Frost? A cheap penny-a-line MARTINIQUE REST AURA NT Distribution Committee. telling Garbo how thir111ng it jing ler-Jangler. When Archie "ADVENTURE TO FINE FOODS" 'must be to know her film revfvat s MacLeish and I were compiling a OPEN DAILY 11: 30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. ARAB PRESIDES are so successful: To which wartime book of praise for SATURDAY 5 P.M. TO 11 P.M. JERUSALEM - For the first Garbo shrugged; "I, don't' get a America, we couldn't find a - ORDERS TO GO • time an Arab has presided over a penny out of it." And, contrary to single line of Frost's worth - 840 BROAD ST., PROV. 461-3006 meeting of the Knesset. Self the legend, Garbo never said "I quoting." Eddln Zouabl, 56, of Nazareth, want to be alone," but "l want to (All Rights Reserved) be LET alone." P,oclu,r & (,-c,cl,-,sf,,p who last year had been elected VENETIAN BL INDS 'The owners of Nepentha From Publishers-Hall Syndicate _ rh,ouq!1 qu<1l1 !y \on<, 1 Q 16 deputy speaker, sat -on the offered the "Applause" 30 East 42nd Street, New York, speaker's dais and urged- Arabs New York 10017 JALOUSIES• .ALUMINUM AWNINGS• PATIOli to make peace with Israel. zouabl producers $5000 to change the ALUMINUM DOOR HOOOS • CARPORTS ,.------: opened the Knesset by saying, "It name of the place In the VERTICAL-BLINDS • RADIATOR ENCLOSURES was my privilege to have been a muslcal's big dance number from . NAZI EXTRADITED ~ - FOLDING DOORS • PORCH SHADES member of the Israeli parliament Joe Allen's to "Nepentha" •.. BRUSSELS - The Austrian r-----: government has agreed to CALL 726-4455 OR 725-6~97 INl~lltrNtO· since Its Inception. I am proud of VI v a' s shocking novel, this. I have often urged the "Superst11r," wilt be pubII shed by extradite Belglwn nazl Julien Van ~ -- . -~) COLUMBUS TWIN CITY VENET.IAN BLIND CO. leaders of the Arab states not to Putnam's .• . As for the mining Dooren. In 1947, Van Dooren had · think of war because war does not town setting for the warren been tried In absentia. by a. DANES !!'AKE REFUGEES their communal premises for the solve any problems, It only Beatty-Julie Christie film, "'The Belglwn court and sentenced to COPENHAGEN Jewish refugees. complicates them." Minister of Presbyterian Church Wager," death for his activities during the refugees from Poland are still More than 1,500 Polish Jews commerce and Industry Joseph Warner Bros. chose to build It In war. He had lived In hiding In arrlv,lng In Denmark at the rat.e have . been given shelter In Saplr, who spoke after Zouabl, Vancouver. Austria from 1947 until his of about 20 a month. Recently the Denmark out of the 11,000 who congratulated him· and said he lJnless Miss Christle reports arrest by Austrian police In 1968. Danish Government requisitioned have left Poland since the anli .should lite to regard Mr. to Warner's, she's filming "'The Van Dooren ha.d fought extradition a large building here to house up Jewlsh and anti-Zionist campaign Zouabl's role as speaker as "a· Go-Between" with Alan Bates In claim Ing to be a political retugee, to 120 refugee families or · began there In the spring of 1968. good omen for tlie tuture, and I England. MGM rented Melton but Austrian courts have declared Individuals and the Jewish Another 1,500 have been received wish you success In !Ulf1111ng Hall, a -long-unused stately home. him to be just an ordtnary community has opened a club In by Sweden. your tasks." 1be huge estate was In the Astley criminal. 1- .,.