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NEW YORK: Three men forced coordi nati o n orga ni zatio n of their way into the Park Avenue · Palestinian guerrilla groups headed office of the Palestine Liberation by Yasir Arafat. It was recognized ONLY ENGLISH -J EW ISH WEEKLY IN R /. AND SOUTH EAST MASS. Organi zation, beat an official with two days ago by Arab heads of a piece of lead pipe and fired at s tate as the "sole legitimate ------~~-..a- ~ .., least two shots before fleeing, the represe nta tive o f the Palestine III, NUMBER 35 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1974 24 PAGES 20c PER COPY police said. pe o ple" a nd was recentl y authorized by a vote of the United The official, who wa.s said to be Egypt-Soviet Union Nations General Assembly to the only staff member in the office To Hold Installation Of Rabbi address a plenary meeting next at the time of the attack, was Announce Agreement month. At Temple Beth Sholom On Sunday treated at Bellevue Hospital for CAIRO: Egypt and the Soviet cuts of the head and bruises, but he John Scali, the United States Leading religious and public of­ Union will sign a five-year was not hit by gunfire, according to permanent delegate to the United ficials will attend the installation economic agreement to consolidate the police. He was identified as Nations, condemned the attack as of Rabbi Ira A. Korff of Milton their relations. Egypt's Foreign Hasan Rahman, 30 years old, "an ugly reprehensible action by and Hull, Massachusetts, as spirit­ Trade Minister, Fatti el-Madbouli, assistant director a t the misguided zealots." Mayor Beame ual leader of Temple Beth Sholom said. organization's local office at 101 termed it "a deplorable act that on Sunday, November 3, at 7:30 The minister said the agreement Park Avel)ue. ca nnot be excused b y a n y p.m. would take effect in 1976. He did rationale." Ceremonies will be held in the The Associated Press and United not indicate when it would be Warning Recalled main sanctuary of the temple, with signed, but said an interim trade P~ess International reported that a reception to follow in the protocol for 1975 would be signed anonymous telephone calls to their The office where the attack took temple's Rosenfield Hall. - in January. offices minutes after the attack, place, a five-room suite on the third Govenor Philip W. Noel of which occured at about I : 15 P.M ., floor, was ransacked. Telephones Rhode Island is expected to bring Mr. Madbouli said the five0 year had attributed the action to a group were ripped out and files dumped, greetings to the congregation dur­ accord would lay the foundation of · calling itself the Jewish Armed according to the police. ing the installation. Rabbi 13aruch Egyptian-Soviet economic Resistance. Ghazi Masoud, one of five staff Korff, an uncle, will open the in­ cooperation to fulfill the aims of The Palestine Liberation mem hers at the office, which is stallation ceremonies, which will Egypt's next five-year development Organization is the princiP,al marked only by a hand-lettered be conducted by Rabbi Chaim U. plan. sign on the door saying " PLO," Lipschitz, research and project di­ said there had been two telephoned rector of Mesivta Rabbinical Sem­ Yael Dayan To Speak Before threats a day earlier. inary. Rabbi Lipschitz is also di­ rector of the community service A male voice had warned that a bureau of Mcsivta Torah Vodaath; Two JFRI Affairs In RI bomb would be set off and that president of the National Informa­ RABIi IRA A. KORFF Yael Dayan, author and daugh­ "somebody might be killed," Mr. tion Bureau for Jewish Life; chap­ gree from Brooklyn Law School ter of Israeli General Moshe Da­ Masoud reported. He said the lain for the New York State Sen­ and is a ~l!d.\111.trof the Fletcher yan, will be the honored guest and police had been told of the calls. ate and Assembly, and managing School of: 'Law and Diplomacy, principal speaker at two major Mr. Rahman, although bleeding editor and columnist for "The with degrees in international law functions for the Jewish Feder­ from head wounds, was said to Jewish Press." . anil relations, and a specialization ation of Rhode •fstand ·oit Sunday, Rabbi Samuel I. Korff of Con­ in the peaceful ·settlement of inter­ have chased his assailants from the November 3. wrecked office and into the gregation Kehillath Jacob of New­ national disputes. The first event will be a special ton, Massachusetts, and rabbinic In 1969, when Rabbi Korff was builping lobby, at Park Avenue and cock tail party to · launch the 39th Street, before_they escaped. administrator of the Associated 20 years old, he was appointel:I 1974/ 1975 campaign of the Woon­ Synagogues of Massachusetts, also rabbi of the Yilna Congregation in socket area division of the JFRI. The police said the attackers an uncle, will deliver the in­ Boston, Massachusetts. He_ later This will be held at Congregation were all men in their 20's, at least stallation charge. simultaneously served Teinple Is­ B'nai Israel in ·Woonsocket at 4:30 one of whom wore the insignia of Other speakers will include rael of Nantasket, Massachusetts, p.m. on Sunday. Lester A. Mack­ the Jewish Defense League. Rabbi Abraham I. Halbfinger, and the Charles River Park Syna­ tez, campaign chairman of the Three years ago, in a si milar president of the Yaad Harabonim gogue of Boston. Named to the Woonsocket drive, has said that incident, a bomb exploded in the of Massachusetts; Rabbi William Outstanding Young Men of Amer­ the entire Jewish communitt of doorw ay of a Fifth Avenue gift G. Braude, rabbi emeritus of ica (Washington, D.S.) in 1973, Woonsocket has been invited to shop s pecializ ing in Soviet Temple Beth El; Rabbi Yehuda Rabbi Korff is a member of the attend. Gershuni, dean.Rabbinical Acade­ Rabbinical Alliance of America, products. That attack also was At the second event Miss Dayan attributed to " the Jewish Armed my of Israel, Yeshiva Merkaz Ha­ New England Rabbinical Council will address a group of the Young rav, and Bernard C. Gladstone, and Yaad Harabonim of Mas­ Resistance" by an a nonymous Women's Division of the Jewish telephone call to a news agency. president of Temple Beth Sholom. sachusetts. Federation of Rhode Island at the YAEL DAYAN The installation theme will be He is also a member of the Jewish Community Center at 8 traditionalism. United Nations Association, p.m. on Sunday. This meeting will Born in Boston, Rabbi Korff is World Affairs Council, American be chaired by Mrs. David Cohen, Nominate Max Alperin To Head a graduate of Hebrew College and Society of International Law, and president of the Young Women's Columbia University. He was or­ a director of Friends of the Flet­ Division. Jewish Home For The Aged dained and trained at the Rabbi­ cher School of Law and Diploma­ Miss Dayan is the author of Max Alperin has been nomi­ nical Academy of Israel and the cy. several best selling novels, in­ nated for the office of president of Chaim Berlin Rabbinical Acade­ He is the son of Rabbi and Mrs. cluding "New Faces in the Mir­ the Jewish Home for the Aged-of my, both in New York. Nathan Korff of Milton, Mas­ ror," "Envy the Frightened," Rhode Island for the coming year. He also holds a Juris Doctor de- sachusetts. "Dust," and "Death Had Two The election will be held at the Sons." annual meeting of the board of Jewish Federation To Launch She has studied political science trustees of the Home on Sund ay, at the Hebrew University in Je­ December 8, at 2:30 p.m. Campaign At Initial Gifts Event rusalem, and has traveled exten­ Also nominated are Mrs. Albert sively in Europe, South America, Alter, vice president representing The 1974/ 1975 campaign of the Asia and the United States. She the Ladies' Association; Donald F. Jewish Federation of Rhode Island has worked as a journalist for the Barrengos, Milton Dubinsky. Ir­ will be officially launched at an Jewish Press and the British ving I. Fain, Benton Odessa, Mar­ Initial Gifts dinner which will be Broadcasting Corporation. tin M. Temkin, vice presidents; held on Monday. November 11 . at Miss Dayan is a Sabra, native Philip J. Macktcz, treasurer; Sam­ 6 p.m. in the meeting house of Israeli, born in 1939 in Nahalal, a uel Michaelson, assistant treasur­ Temple Emanu- EI. it has been an­ village near Haifa. Her mother, er; Milton I. Brier, financial secre­ nounced by Edwin S. Soforcnko, Ruth Dayan, is the head of Mas­ tary; Norbert Fessel, recording general campaign chairman. kit, Israel's village of crafts and secretary; Mrs. Elliot Revkin, as­ Irvi ng Bernstein. executive vice industry. sistant recording secretary; Her­ chairman of the United Jewish man J. Aiscnberg, Jacob I. Felder, Appeal. will be the principal Nazi Released. Harold Leavitt, honorary presi­ speaker and will give his address dents; Bernard B. Abcdon, Alex­ MAX AIPIIIN on Israel and the Middle East. Due To Health ander Rumplcr, honorary vice man, Mr. Leavitt, Robert A. Rics­ Mr. Bernstein became executive HAMBURG,WeRG«m~~A presidents. man,, Samuel Rosen, Ralph J. vice chairman in 1969 after former Gestapo officer, Ludwig All present members of the Rotkin and Mr. Rumplcr. serving for a number of years as Hahn, once known as "the board of trustees were renomi­ Members of the nominating assistant vice chairman. hangman of Warsaw," went on nated. Nominated as new trustees committee arc Mr. Falk, chair­ He is an associate member of trial charged with organizing the arc Dr. Alden H'. Blackman, Don­ man; Mr. Finkelman. Mr. Kra­ the board of governors of the Jew­ deportation of 300,000 Warsaw ald Dwares, Edward D. Feldstein, mer, Mr. Macktez, Mr. Odessa, ish Agency in Israel, and serves on Jews to the Treblinka Gerald C. Finkelman, Louis I. Mrs. Revkin and Mr. Rotkin. il5 International Fund Raising concentration camp in 1942 and Kramer, Donald E. Miller and Rotkin. Committee. He is also a founder IIMN91aNSTaN 1943. James Winoker. Installing officer will be Rabbi of the Jewish Agency's Institute small number of men had pledged Last year- the 66-ycar-old Nazi Members of the endowment Joel H . Zaiman of Temple Em­ for Fund Raising in Jerusalem. a substantial 111m of money. began a 12-ycar Kntencc for his committee nominated for the en­ anu-EI. Mcmbcts of the ladies' Melvin G. Alperin, Initial Gifts Ser Ying as cochairman with Mr. part in the mass extermination of suing year are Samuel J . Medoff, Association will act as hostesses chairman. said that, at a small Alperin arc Stanley I. Cohen, Jews and Poles in a Warsaw prison. chairman; Harry Blacher, Ben­ under the chairmanship of Mrs. pac;c setters meeting recently held Leonard Oranoff, Richard K. Due to bad health, he is allowed to jamin Brier, Norman M. Fain, Barney M. Goldberg and Mrs. at tho home of Joseph W. Ress, • Orcsman and Bruce Sclya. live at home with some restrictiont, Benjamin M. Falk, Stanley 0,1191, Oeorse- Ladman.- ' . 2-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1974 Prospects who buy often arc newspaper .. ad than occasional much more likely to sec your ,buyers. Obituaries Pawtucket's largea·t restaurant. Famous tor 2¼' PHILIP DA VIS WILLIAM POCKAR .... pound ·li>bister~llsherman Funeral services for Philip Funeral services for William M ...... style. Three !llstlnctlve Davis, 52, of 33 Sixth Street, who Pockar, 45, of 33 Blaisdell Ave­ 44lllleMorlal_Drhe rocirns ior fine dining, died October 12, were held the nue, Pawtucket, who died October (.. Columbus Aft.) dally lurichec>'ns, ban­ following day at the Sugarman 26, were held Sunday at the Sug­ 1'-«:ket,IU. q ·u et s, and social Memorial Chapel. Burial was in arman Memorial · Chapel. Burial 7H-3S50 functions. One of Rhode Lincoln Park Cemetery. was in Lincoln Park Cemetery. Island's most beautiful The husband of Minnie (Corich) The husband of Delores restauraAts. Davis, he was born in New Bed­ "Dodie" (Forbes) Pockar, he was ford, Massachusetts, a son of the born in Providence, a son of the late Harry and Eva I. (Cohen) late Samuel and Mollie (Jacobson) NORTI-I EAST TV INC. Davis. He lived in Providence all Pockar. He had been a resident of his life. Pawtucket for the last 18 years. Sales manager at the United The president of Samuel B. TV - Radio &, Appliance Servicing Camera for 20 years, Mr. Davis Pockar Company, a Providence Syh,ania - Zenith was a visiting lecturer and teacher nov,e lty firm, he had operated the at Bryant College. business for the last 22 years. Mr. Pockar was a member of All Mdkes Repaired 411 Tdunton Ave. He was a member of Temple Emanu-EI and its Men's Club; a Temple Emanu-EI, its Men's Written Guardntee NAMED WORSHIPFUL MASTER: Seekonk, Mdss. past president of the Providence Club, Pawtucket Chapter of B'nai 336-6171 Edward Pulner was elected and 02771 installed as -shipful master of Plantations Lions Club; a past vice B'rith, the Jewish War Veterans, Roosevelt lodge #42, F&AM, on president of Providence Plan­ ~iami Showmen's Club, New October 29 in the 52nd annual tations Lodge, B'nai B'rith, and a England Showmen's Club, and Joseph Costa communication held al the Mason­ past master of Roosevelt Lodge, was associated _ with the Boy ic lodge on Dorrance Street. F&AM. Scouts of America, Troop #20, Paul A. Burkhardt, district depu­ A sergeant in the Army Air Providence. Ma­ THE BIG TEE ty grand master of the second Corps during World War II, he Besides his wife, he leaves two sonic District, and Hans Kirch­ was a past commander of Lt. daughters, Miss Jill Pockar and gaessner, grand master of ceremc,. Leonard Bloom Post, Jewish War Miss Lori Pockar, both at home, nies, were installing officers. Veterans. He was a member of and a sister, Sylvia Ackerman of Other officers either elected or Palestine Shrine and its Consistory Cranston. appointed are Robert Soren, senior and the Order of the Sword of ... warden; John Moriarty, junior Bunker Hill. MRS. MORRIS GALER COVERING CO. warden; Frank Del Deo, treasurer; Sheldon Bloomberg, secretary; Mr. Davis was a member and Funeral services for Dora Galer, George Tomasso, chaplain; Steven house chairman of the Kirkbrae 62, of Oak Park, Michigan, who CARPET LINOLEUM Tomasso, senior deacon; Carman Country Club; a member of the died October 29, were held in Patrarca, iunior deacon; Howard­ Providence Chamber of Com­ Michigan. Miller, senior steward; Joseph merce and the Providence Frater­ The wife of Morris Galer, she Tancredi, junior steward; Joseph nal Order of Police. Also active in was born in War;aw, Poland, a If carpeting is on your mind, think LAURELCREST--all Andriole, marshal!; Samuel Clein­ Boy Scouts, he served as counselor man, master of ceremonies; Peter daughter of Joseph and Esther qualities to fit your purse. for the Merit Badge in photo­ (Lieberman) Grossman of Crans­ Ludovici, associate master of cere­ graphy. monies, and Santo Cardullo, tyler. ton. Call me anytime for an honest estimate of your needs. Besides his wife, he is survived Besides her husband and her by a son, Howard Davis of British parents, she is survived by two 3 lincoln Ave. Thanks, Israel Insists Columbia; two daughters, Audrey daughters, Shirley Cykiert of West Tel. 272-4700 MURRAY TRINKLE On Oil Assurance Sclarow of Elkins Park, Pennsyl­ Bloomfield, Michigan, and Ceceile vania, and Miss Beth Davis of Cohen of Southfield, Michigan; JERUSALEM: Israel will insist Providence; two brothers, Aaron two brothers, Samuel Grossman Political Advertisement Political Advertisement on an assured supply of oil before Davis and Ira Davis, both of and Myer Grossman, both of she will consider any withdrawal Cranston, and a grandson. Providence; five sisters, Sarah from the occupied Egyptian fields ... Zenofsky, Emma Cohen, Miss · at Abu Rodeis, in th-e Sinai Ber,tha Grossman and Florence Peninsula, according . fo a New HARRY ZAKOFF Sarepson. all of Cranston, and Mi­ York Times report. Funeral "services for Harry Za­ riam Kalmick of Monroeville, Israel lias been obtaining about koff, 78, of 243 Smith Street, who Pennsylvania, and six grand­ five million tons of oil a year - died October 12, were held the children. ST hair the country's consumption ~ following day at the Sugarman Contributions may be sent to from the Abu Rudeis fields since Memorial Chapel. Burial was in the Leukemia Society. seizing them during the 1967 war. Lincoln Park Cemetery. . .. The future of the oil fields is likely Unveiling Notice GERMAIN The husband of the late Re­ The unveiling of a monument in to be one or the points at issue in a becca (Kessler) Zakoff, he was memory of the late BESSIE PER­ a working second round of Israeli-Egyptian born in Russia, a son of the late ELMAN will take place on Sunday, negotiations. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Zakoff. He November 10, at 3 p.m. in Lincoln While the officials said that the Park Cemetery. Relatives and had lived in Providence 60 years. friends are invited to attend. Congressman who United States had offered to A fruit and produce peddler, he cooperate with Israel to insure a gets results was a member of the Elks. Card of Thanks continued supply of oil, they denied The family of the late PETER press reports in the United States He is survived by four daugh­ FEINSTEIN wi,h to thank •hei, asserting that Washington had ters, Edith Perlow and Estelle Ho­ friends and relatives for their many promised to replace the oil losses dosh, both of Providence, Evelyn kind expressions of sympathy dur­ Congressman Fernand J. St Germain ing their recent bereavement. 121 Woodland Rd., Woonsocket that Israel would incur if she agreed Gerstein of Westerly and Marcia MRS. PETER FEINSTEIN to give up the Abu Rudeis fields. Golden of Cranston; nine grand­ AND MARC "There have been no specific children and one great-grandchild. MRS. GOLDIE BERUN ------promises and no discussion of Abu ••• MRS. FREDA SHAPIRO Rudeis whatsoever," one official MEAT PRICES ARE LOWER said. "The issue has yet to come CARD OF THANKS up." SUN.; WED., THURS.--NOV. 3, 6, 7 The officials specifically denied MRS. EMMA BROMBERG, MRS. MILDRED HEIMANN [ that the issue or Abu Rudeis had AND THE FAMILY OF THE LA TE 99 LI. been raised, as reported by wHouCHUCK Secretary or State Kissinger in his MRS. SHIRLEY SHERMAN BUY NOW FOR YOUR FREEZER talks last May. WISH TO THANK All THEIR FRIENDS AND STEAKS--ROASTS--STEW--GROUND BEEF Immigrant Musicians RELATIVES FOR THE MANY EXPRESSIONS ALL LABELED AND PACKAGED OF KINDNESS RECEIVED DURING THEIR First Time On Tour RECENT BEREAVEMENT . MEATY -LEAN NEW YORK: The Israel BON HESS Philharmonic Orchestra, including for the first time on an American JEWISH LAW AND TRADITION HAVE EN­ 1.29 lB DOWED THE FUNERAL WITH PROFOUND CHUCK 1.39 II. tour recent Soviet immigrant musicians, will begin a 14-city tour RELIGIOUS SIGNIFICANCE. IT SHOULD EX ­ under the auspices or the United PRESS THE DIGNITY, SANCTITY AND REVER ­ Jewish Appeal. 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''A Continuing Record of Accomplishment" NEW ART GALLERY " White Ware " , will be te fir st showing at the new Arts Coll a­ borative gallery. 287 Thaye r Str eet from November 2-15 from 10 a.m. to 5;30 p.m. Monday-Sat­ urday. The show will be a collaboration ~•-•~·c, B U R N 5 of Sandra Solomon's Ceramic Sculpture and Harry Spring's Pot­ SECRETARY OF ST AT E--DEMOCRAT tery. FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY Exhibit of Rare Books At Temple Emanu-EI I( ,,_:,=~J1~":m'::ny By BERYL SEGAL MAILING AODIIESS: ... 6063, ....rid.nee, I.I. 02904 Telephone 724-0200 I Pl.ANT: Hrffllld Way, elf Webster St., Pawt., 1.1. 02161 - OfflCI: 141 To'°'"'°" An., hit "9vldence, I .I. ~14. ZUCW:HIIIG...... , , Man~gln9 Editor This is the year of Temple Em­ ments of the Cairo Genizah. These Karaim means Sons of Scriptures, anu-EI. The congregation is now manuscripts were discovered by the Torah that came from Sinai. S.C.ncl Oou ,_laae ,.id al "-vtdence, lhode '-land SulNcriptMn lates: Twenty Ctntt the cepy; ly Moil, 17 .00 ,-, e1nnum; outtlde N.w ln9land, '9.00 per celebrating its 50th year, and the Rabbi Solomon Schechter in the The Torah that came after that, anftVm. h• rotes eft reqvnt, The Hltrold auvfflff 1vMCripUon1 aN continvov, unless notified to tho Ezra Museum in Cairo, Egypt, CMtNl'y 1ft writin9. occasion will be marked by many the Oral Torah, was only the work appropriate events. The motto of built in the year 882. Genizah of men and was not binding. The The ...... W ....,..... M , financial retpontlbillty ,., ry,-.raphk~I orTen in odvortiMments, but will ~• thot ,-rt .t ttt. HvertiMmont in which the tJINl9rophkal 01TOr occun. AdvortlMrs will plHM t.he year is ,taken· from the Book of means a storage place, a hiding · Karaim still exist in Israel where Mtify tM -~nt Immediately of any omtr which may e«ur. Leviticus: place, a preservation of books and they concentrate in two colonies, "And you shall sanctify the 50th religious objects which are no and on the Crimea in the Soviet year ... " The year of the Jubilee. longer usable. Jewish tradition for­ U nibn as well as i'n Poland and F_RIDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1974 Sanctify it by the installation of bids the discarding of such objects. the Ukraine. The history of this Rabbi Joel H. Zaiman as the Se­ They must be stored away some­ sect was practically unknown until nior Rabbi. where, preferably in the syna­ Rabbi Schechter discovered it in Sanctify it by recalling and hon­ gogue. Many cities in Europe and the Genizah. oring the two Rabbis who served the Middle East had such Gen­ An item that is of great interest THE JEWS the Temple during the first half of uzahs, but the Cairo Genizah is is the manuscript written in Judea­ a century, Rabbi Israel M. Gold­ the most famous of them. This is German, or Yiddish, of the 13th man and Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen. because of the wealth of manu­ and 14th centuries· of the Common Sanctify it" by remembering the scripts it contained. Era. · GREECE man who contributed in full mea­ On display at Temple Emanu-EI It will be interesting to hear IN we will see live fragments of the At the time of my visit to, sure of his talents to the musical from Miss Anna Kleban how these (Continued from Last Week) Genizah, according to the list sent Athens in June the chief topic of life of the congregation, the late items came to be found in the by Miss Anna Kleban. This is only Athens bas a dry, healthy cli­ conversation was the release of Arthur Einstein of blessed memo­ Cairo Genizah, by whom and to a small fraction of the treasures mate that the government is mak­ several Arab terrorists. On August ry. whom they were sent. found by Rabbi Schechter in the ing a valiant effort to retain. To 4 of the previous year these Arabs Sanctify it by offering the com­ In addition to these, the exhibit doorless and windowless room reduce the dangers of smog, elec­ had machine gunned a crowd of munity opportunities for learning will contain Ketubos or Marriage where the Genizah was hidden in tricity is used for cooking and oil passengers in the TWA terminal on a scale never before under­ Contracts from Algiers and from the Ezra Synagogue in Cairo. for central heating. No industry is in Athens who were bound for taken by any congregation. Italy and a large number of slides Rabbi Solomon Schechter, who permitted in the city and factories New York, on the assumption that And sanctify it by bringing to on which Miss Kleban will base was among the founders of the have to be at least 15 miles dis­ they were going to .Israel. Five the community an exhibit of rare her talk. Jewish Theological Seminary of tant. Smoke purifiers are required passengers were killed and 55 books and manuscripts from the America, discovered a complete in the city. Automobiles have pro­ wounded. The Arab countries collection of the Jewish Theo­ I am indebted to Mrs. Frances liferated to such an extent that logical Seminary. Hebrew text of the Book of Ben Wattman, chairman of the exhibit, blackmailed the Greeks, threat­ Sira which was hitherto known to clean air is becoming a serious ening reprisals against their na­ These rare books and manu­ and to Mrs. Jennie Klein, director us only in the Greek translation, problem. tionals in Arab countries. The ter­ scripts are inaccessible to anyone of the Institute of Jewish Studies and then translated into Hebrew. As a result of this phenomenal rorists were released with the but scholars and workers in the at Emanu-EI, for providing the ad­ A rather roundabout way of mak­ growth a serious traffic situation promise that they would abstain field of Judaica and Hebraica, and vance outlines of the exhibit as ing available to us a book of pro­ developed. A new metro system is from further activities in Athens. I are always under the watchful, but well as glimpses into the person­ verbs and rules of life. under construction which is ex­ had expected the release of the also helpful, eyes of Miss Anna ality of Anna Kleban, who is in­ The Cairo Genizah also contain­ pected to be completed by 1980 prisoners after such a bloody mas­ Kleban, librarian and director of timately familiar with this unique ed a history of the Karaim, a Jew­ which will help but not solve the sacre would be condemned by the field activities of the library of the collection at the library of the ish sect that existed among Jews traffic problem. The number of public, but the general reaction Jewish Theological Seminary in Jewish Theological Seminary. since the year 765. They accepted automobiles doubles about every was approval. The Greeks were New York. three years and is slowly choking Miss Anna Kleban will come to only what was written in the Holy ... glad to be rid of them. In addi­ Scriptures as guides in their lives. the city to death. It became so tion, the gunmen explained that · Temple Emanu-EI on the 10th of ( Mr. Sega/'s opinions are his own congested that one way traffic was November and bring with her They denied the teachings of the and not necessarily those of this they had made a mistake and were 'Talmud and the Rabbis. The word newspaper. ) adopted in the center of Athens to sorry, which for the Arab coun­ some of the rare books and manu­ relieve the bottlenecks. From a tries was considered an adequate scripts of the library as well as population of 380,000 in 1940 apology with justification for re­ slides illuminated by her talk, which I understand, is witty and Your greater Athens has grown to over lease. three million and covers an area imaginative. Greek Jews get along well with of I 55 square miles. There are about 150,000 books their neighbors. The greatest con­ Money's The Greeks like others in the and 10,000 manuscripts in the li­ centration of Jews was in Salonika Mediterranean countries succumb brary of the Seminary. They are and Athens. Outside of Greece to the long noon siesta that begins on such subjects as Jewish music, Worth proper, there were many Greek about one o'clock and lasts until poetry, archeology, medicine and Jews in Alexandria. Angry and hu­ four. All activity stops and no one liJ}guistics. The-collection contains By Sylvia Porter miliated by the Six-Day War in would think of making a phone 2,000 different Haggadahs of Pas­ 1967, Nasser demanded that call during these hours. Only the sover, printed and in manuscript, Greece join the Arab countries in even know the rate of interest they tourists ignore this siesta period, from various countries, in 25 Ian- Test. Your Credit 1.Q. condemning Israel for aggression, were paying on their home mort­ being occupied with sightseeing guages. A study made a full 15 months in the United Nations. Much to Miss Kleban will bring with her after Truth in Lending became law gages. and shopping. For their con­ the credit of the Greek govern­ In another study by Lewis Man­ venience the sidewalk cafes, the a Siddur from China, a Machzor of the land, back in the summer of ment they refused. Nasser went on in Greek, a Bible from Ethiopia, 1969, revealed that only two out of dell of the University of Michigan, kiosks and the tavernas that cater the air bitterly denouncing the only one in 10 borrowers could esti­ to the Westerners remain open, and the Golden Haggadah, the three borrowers thought they knew Greeks and particularly the Greek original of which is kept in the what interest rate they were paying mate the rate of interest he or she with their American dishes and Jews in Alexandria of treason. He was paying on a car loan with a I 0 ever popular hamburgers. Most of British Museum. on their used car loans and even so aroused the fury of the masses The exhibit will contain Irag- more shocking, one in seven didn't per cent margin of error. Nearl y these arc located in Constitution that they stormed into the Jewish hall missed the mark by at leas t 50 Square, the center of modern quarters beating every Jew they iffi11111111111i1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111f11111111111111111111. per cent. Athens. could lay hands on, and pillaging This is akin to buying a ca r or a The city comes to life again the shops. COMMUNITY CALENDAR house without bothering to inquire about four and the sidewalk cafes Alexandria had been founded by A SERVICE OF THE about the price. become crowded as they are favor­ Alexander the Great, and the pop­ On this fi fth anni versary of the ite meeting places, particularly for JEWISH FEDER.I. TION and the II.I. JEWISH HERALD ulation had always held a large OF RHODE ISlAND For Ustlng Call 421-4111 histori c law. this week "s column are the young. They are as popular as proportion of Greeks, including designed to test yo ur Credit 1.Q. the cafes on Dizengoff street in Greek Jews. At this time they 5UNDA Y, NOVEMIEI 3, 1974 7:00 p .m . All th ese are questions yo u shoul d Tel Aviv, which also serve a social 9:00 a .m. _..wl1h Fed.ratio" of lhodo lllond, Mo" '' Oivi­ constituted about 80% of the pop­ lion, Telethon be able to answer by now wi th out function . A drink of any kind en­ Temple hth Torah M.tn·, Oub, •etula, Meeting ulation. A general exodus began . 9:45 a .m. 7,30 p .m . any assistance. Ch.Md Shel rm •• Auoclation, loant MNtlnv titles one to sit as long as he Some Jews went to Israel, by way Tempi. lmanv-S Men', Club, ltetlular MNti"9 Q: What must a lender tell you pleases without being disturbed. In 10:00 a .m. 1:00 p .m . of Cyprus. Others came to Athens ... vrrlth "-cNraHen of llhode laloncl, Wome"'• DM­ .,.vrrl,h c.nmvnOy hlotio"• Coundl, benitive under the la w? Tel Aviv I have seen a half dozen with their Greek countrymen, ad­ Nen, Telethon A: The li st of items th at mu st be young people seated about a table 4:30 p .m . WIONISOAY.. , NOVEMIIR 6. 1974 -- 9,30 a .m. ding to an already chaotic housing Je""'"" r.deraffefl of lthode bland, Weo"IOCket spelled out both on the loan con­ in an animated conversation with­ situation. Despite the hardships Dhri"-n, Campa.. " lwi"t Jewi1h Federation of lthodo lllo rld, Womo"'' Divi­ tract it self and in ads of loa n terms out a single drink in evidence. 7:30 p.m . lion, Telethon this expulsion from Alexandria Temple leth Shelom, fo1tolatlen ef lal:tbi Ira A. 1100 p.m . is long and detail ed. Bu t here·s a These cafcs serve the same pur­ created, there were no protests ..... lad.-,· A1Mdatio". Jewish Home f ... 1M Alf.d, sampling of in fo rm ati on yo u must pose as the singles bars in our MONDAY. NOYIMIII 4, 1974 Unen fflnt against the Jews. Greece and Por­ 9130 a .m. 7:00 p .m . be given: larger cities or the Catskills. as Jewkh Federation of Rhocfo l1land, Men' • Diri• tugal were the only countries that Jewkh ,..rafMft of lhM hla~, Wome"'• °''"· The cash price; amount of down meeting place. Mn, , ...,t..ti -■n , T-'-then permitted us the use of their bases 12:00- 1,00 p .m . pay ment or trade-in all owance ( The Greeks arc a gregarious for refueling during the Yorn Kip­ ,_,.. lfflanu-11 Sh,.,heotl, ,-w.Up Meffll,,e,. Department ef th.de hlartd, ... with Wa, balance of the purchase pri ce minu s and fricndy people. The place to ve,-rant. ...,.. MN~ pur War last year...... c.;:..~tton Mithli.e" Si11...h...t, R91ula, do wn p ay m e nt ); to t a l d o lla r really get to know them is in the 1100 p .m . Before World War II Salonika l'leMe, WefNft of Ptflide~, Qui, II, ._,.. tt.detoah JeniMlem Grevp, '9W-Up Membenhlp amoun t and true annual percent age taverna, which is always lively. Ev­ had a large Jewish population that ... .. T..,.,a. leth II Shftl~, -..,1a, MNHne rate of fin ance charge, in cl ud ing eryone joins in the singing, usually -... 1: 15 p .m . was so completely involved in lo­ .... a.,.. ,, l 'nol l 'rith w...,.n, ...,., Meet­ not onl y interest but also fees fo r ~ of ....."' Sk­ accompanied with accordion and cal business matters that when ... .,_.,!':L.~ ... credit reports, appraisal costs and guitar. Herc true Greek hospitality ...... THURSDAY, NOVIMIII 7, 1974 they shut down for the Sabbath - other ex tras; itemi zed li st of all 7100 ' ·"'· Jewfeh ,...,..._ W.., Men'• Dlifl­ t :JO •-"'· is encountered and the tourist is the non-Jewish population was .,., ,.,...._. J..,. Jew+eh ,..._~ eif ...,_ W."111, Wem.n'1 Dfri. charges not included in the fin ance made welcome. Rested by their unable to function, and the live­ ""· , ...th.n charge; number, amount, and due long noon siesta, they sing and T..,.a. ~-• .,. ScftNI, llh,ca...,. 7:00 ' ·"'· day week became the norm . There ,...,.. ____ Jewhh ...... ,._ tA .....~ . Men't DM- dates of pay ments; amount of time C:.-,0,,..-...•=- · dance well into the early morning Mf'l, Tefthen were Jews in Salonika from Bib­ yo u have to pay before you become hours. A curious sight is to see ~-::::. 0..,.-, 1•.- l ',ttfl Weffl■ n , liOO p.m. lical times. Others came· after· the ...... of Jewhh ...... ~ ArN, lia ble for a fin ance charge; amount Greek men counting the beads of destruction of the Second Temple _,_,. TUIIDAY , NOVIMNI S, 1'74 _,, __, 0.-.-.W..wld, of any late charges you may have to amber rosaries, which have no re­ in 70 A.D. The greatest number ...... " ...... pay if you get behind in payments ligious significance. These are ...... --- C-..., ...... _ ~ &.a.Hw arrived during the fifteenth Centu­ t ,41 ...... or arc otherwise delinquent in pay­ "worry beads" and the custom is a ry when they were expelled from -;.==..,c:;...... _s.dien---- , ments; whether the loan is secured holdcMr from the period the ~~~=-·- Tarka ruled. (Continued on page 16) (Continued on page 16)

1, THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1974 - 5 EBANSPEAKS Newspapers attract more active readership from teenagers in high­ ORGA.NIZATION NEWS NEW YORK: Former Foreign "they can recover a great measure er income families. I Minister Abba Eban of Israel said of lost territory. The way out of AUXILIARY I MEETING B'NAI B'RITH ALUMNI here that "while Israeli opinion has deadloci< lies through reciprocal The Sackili-Shocket Auxiliary An effort is being made to lo­ been m'oving forward on the issue concession." Mr. Eban's remarks . JOE ANDRE'S will have their first meeting of the cate all B'nai B'rith Youth Orga­ of territorial compromise, Arab were made at a $500-a-plate dinner ORCHESTRA season on Monday evening. No­ nization Alumni to help celebrate Governments have been moving at the Ne'(" York Hilton to benefit Music for thot very special affair vember 4, at the home of Hannah AZA 's 50th anniversary by attend­ backward on the issue of peace." scientific research at the Weizmann Weddings Bar Mitzvahs Stern, 28 Brandon Road, Crans­ ing a Homecoming Weekend from "The Arabs will give us a great Institute of Science in Rehovot, Is­ 831-3739 Res. 944-7298 ton. November 29 through December measure of peace," he declared, rael. Mary Fink will give a report on I. Political Advertisement Political Advertisement her reccni visit to Israel, stressing Further information may b" ob­ Political Advertisement the needs of the Chaim Sheba tained by calling the B'nai B'rith Hospital which the National Youth Organization, 325 Harvard Ladies Auxiliary s_upport. Street, Brookline, Massachusetts, Plans will be formulated for a at (617) 566-2067. REPRESENTATIVE IN . party in February at the Veterans GENERAL ASSEMBLY Victoria Hospital at Davis Park and a visit OPTIMISTIC District 4 LEDERBERG~ to the Veterans Home in Bristol. REYKJAVIK : The foreign Greta Labush will report on the ministers of the Scandinavian poppy drive and the sale of chai countries expresses optimism that Vote Nov. 5, 1974: 1st Column,Last Name necklaces. progress will be achieved toward a permanent peace settlement in the DEMOCRAT BENEFIT SHOWER Middle East despite grave obstacles Lederberg for House Committee, S. Lederberg, Treas. Friends of Children In­ that.still exist. corporated will hold a benefit shower for Vietnamese Orphans on Wednesday, November 6, at the Italian Progressive Club, Slade Street, Fall River, Massachusetts, at 7:30 p.m. THE FIRST ALL LEVI STORE COMES The group is working to bring orphans from Vietnam to adoptive American homes. TOR.I. Food, clothing and medical sup­ plies are needed for shipment to Vietnam. Further information may be ob­ tained by calling Anne Dosi at &otteMs (617) 679-3386

ANNIVERSARY BALL Evelyn Del Giudice's Single's up Club will hold their Second Anni­ versary Ball for single's club mem­ bers, at Stanley Green's at 1109 Warwick Avenue, Warwick, on Tuesday, November 12. WATER COLOR CLUB Levrs The Providence Water Color Club will conduct a theme show from November 17 through 29 en­ ' : titled 'The Face and Figure'. Any I member working on the subjects of figure and portraiture. GARDEN CITY SHOPPING CENTER ~ CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW The Annual Chrysanthemum 64 HILLSIDE ROAD Show at Roger Williams Park Greenhouses will be open Novem­ ber I thorough IO. GRAND OPENING THURSDAY OCT. 31st. Thursday, November 7, the show will be sponsored by Eden Political Advertisement . Political Advertisement Politicat Advertisement Po li tical Advertisement Garden Club, who will give tours and serve refreshments from 1-3 p.m. at the park greenhouses. With the assistance of Trans­ Van, senior citizens from Cranston Phil Noel talks about will be special guests, but every- one is welcome. · Cochairmen are Faye Fain and Mrs. Lester M. Freidman; Mrs. working for all the people Samuel J. Scott is president of Eden Garden Club. Hostesses are Mrs. Abraham Adelman, Mrs. Samuel Bellin, Mrs. Bertram Ber­ nhardt, Mrs. Joseph Dressler, Mrs. Charles Lindenbaum, Mrs. " I owe my election to no special interest Louis Lipson, Mrs. Maurice Mus­ group . . . I owe my position to the one ler, Mrs. Stanley Musen and Mrs. million people who live in this state .. Benjamin Pulner. I work for all of them - whether they voted for me, or against me, or didn't Take Precautions vote at all . . . My job is to be responsive to their needs, to work to make state For Kidnap government an in st rument for .con­ ROME: Police in European structive change, and to be accountable capitals are taking specia l to the voters for what I do ... I think precautions in view of reports that we've done that over the last two years Arab terrorists are planning to and if returned to office we're going to kidnap a prominent Jew to use as a continue with the work we've started." hostage for the release of Archbishop Hillarion Capucci, the head of the Greek Catholic Church in East Jerusalem, it was learned here. on Nov.5th Capucci has been c~arged in Israel with smuggling arms for the El Falah terrorist organization. Re-elect Phil Noel Foreign Minister Yigal Allon meanwhile warned that any adecisive international recognition of terrorist organizations will poison straight-talking gowrnor the atmosphere in the Middle East and jeopardize the political efforts for a peaceful solution in the area, He said that Israel was consistently tryi ng to convince friendly nations of this fact. But Noel unfortunately. the Palestine IOTE DEMOCRATIC Liberation Organization has won Noel for Governor Committee recognition in the last seven years Henry W. Fazzano, Chairman from countries that arc considered William F. Carroll, Campaign Coordinator friendly to Israel, Allon said. 11 J J l ~ I \.{ tH IJ J 1l ,ll tllt _)j , :,(11 1 1.: • \" 0 - ~ .. t • >..; • •••~ I .. j ,,1,,!t. U1tltt1HIUJP lfJ11 tt ft.1t1,t1N111U,1-t 1hM niff 1NlltJ tt jt.,1 '1 \Hl.t!iflNJ1•11t1t1if!tt 1t•'f'lt ff 1ll lhttU.1f1111'i1" 1ti 1U fi i 1,;

11 6-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1974 When in doubt, you nee