u C u; (ll < AJC Ollicial Warns Against ..J < u .0 Renewed Anti-Semitism 0 c,: 0- ST. LOUIS - The executive controlled Congress," terming it 0 N .... 0 vice pre-sident of the American "unconscionable." Mr. Gold told en Jewish Commillee warned the of a number of recent anti-Semitic American Jewish community to remarks by radio commentators . . "be alert to an anti-Semitic and by listeners who supported f-o­ backlash" in the wake of the war remarks. ::: II> between Israel and the Arab He traced three recent stages in ..3 IE LVII, NUMBER !:'.? ~ 35 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1973 20~ PER COPY 16 PAGES states, according to a New York American Jewish history. Mr. E= ...J WW • ------::,--:-======------Times article by Irving Spiegel. Gold said the period up to World ., C .0 z Tourism Minister Bertram H . Gold , the War II was marked by overt anti­ • < • professional head of the 67-year­ Semitism, including discrimination > o ld. human relations agency, told against Jews in employment, 0- 0 Hits Cancellations 500 Jewish leaders of various parts housing and college entrance. • C ~ NEW YORK Israeli 0:: N 0.. From end of World War II to Ministry of Tourism of the country at the annual meeting of its national execu­ 1967, he said, there was a period representative for North America often characterized as "the gold en Amram Zur has expressed tive council that " Jews may once age of Jewish life in America," surprise and disappointment at again be the victims of scapegoat actions.·· with anti-Jewish discrimination those people who have cancelled minimized . their plans to visit Israel rather Mr. Gold pointed to shortages The third period. from the time than just postponing them. in space, electricity. gasoline, steel and lumber and other essential of the six-day war in 1967, he ·· I fail to understand why a goods. said, has been characterized by person would ask for a return of Crilical Remarks Notrd group conflict and calls for quotas his deposit, signalling cancellation, "One result of all this," he said, and new definitions of equality. rather than showing his support "is a sharp increase in personal Whatever else the Israeli-Arab for Israel by leuing his deposit frustration and disillusionment. It confl ict has done, Mr. Gold stand and merely arranging a is a situat i on ripe for contended, "it has exposed how substitute departure date," said scapegoating. When homes go vulnerable Jews are. We now have Zur. unheated and prices for gasoline a more realistic conception of the sharply rise. whom do you think st atus of the Jew in America, a Zur said he could well the American people will blame?" heightened sense of Jewish understand why a person might Mr. Gold held that Jews seem affirmation and new strong bonds not feel that right now is the best to have become a " vi sible irritant between American and Israeli moment for a visit to Israel but. to the body politic" for Jews." he noted, " I also feel this is not ex ample. in their insistence on Mr. Gold proposed a number of the best moment to cancel travel tying . most-favored-nation status programs to arrest the threat of plans." for the Soviet U ni on to the free anti-Semitism because of the movement of Jews a nd other Arab-I s raeli c o nflict. His Soviet citizens. "thus displeasing programs call for encouragement big business interests that seek "of• new forms of religious dc tente and trade wi th Russia ." express io n. " more intensified Mr. Gold singled out Senator J . Jewish youth and adult education. W . Fulbrig ht fo r his recent and increased support for fe ll ow assertion about a "so-ca ll ed Israel- Jews in Israel. the Soviet Union and the world over. ,j Ladies' Association At Home '.~ ED GERSHMAN shapes a piece of copper with a hammer. The finished product might be a leaf or a butterfly wing. Plans Linen, Equipment Event Mrs. Max Rose is the chairma n Metal Sculpture More Thon Hobby of " Fur Fun Fa nt asy" · wh ich will be presented by Wilham H. Harri s To Pawtucket's Ed Gershman at the annual Linen and Equip­ ment Event of the Ladies Associ­ tree he was making from copper By PAULA TURANO ation ·or the Jewish Home for the wire. The base of the tree was set Ed Gerhsman is a very busy Aged on Wednesday. November 7 in a large piece of granite and the WILLIAM FELLNER man. He has a fu II time job as a at I p.m . at the Temple Emanu-EI trunk and branches rose about sheet metal worker with the Jack meeting house. A coffee hour will eight inches high. He had been Farber Company, goes bowling precede the program which will be working on this piece. he said. for Pawtucket Division with the Emanu-EI Men's Club a presentati on of fun furs to high about 30 hours and still had more and some nights stays up until 2 Plans D-Day Drive fa shion furs. to go. According to him, one of or 3 in the morning working on The niodels are courtesy of the the trees takes about 72 hours to metal sculpture, which he enters in The P a wtu ck et-Blackstone Barbizon Modeling Agency and complete. various area shows. Valley Division of the Jewish Fed-_ music is by Irving Rosen. The pro­ Ed was born in Russia and Ed , 55. works with brass, copper eration of Rhode Island will hold ceeds will be used not only to re­ came to the U nited States .Z hen and solder to create butterflies, a one day house-to-house collec­ plenish supplies of the Home, but he was five. He- and his wife of 30 trees, or just aboutanything you tion within the Jewish community aso to enlarge the nursing station years have two grown children. can im agi ne. He gets the ideas for on Sunday, November 4. Known and examining room for the sec­ His daughter, Mrs. Fred Half. is a the original work he creates fr om as D-Day, this event will climax ond floor. school teacher in Pennsylvania, the shapes of the jewelry findings the fund-raising activity of this and hi s son is a mechanical engi­ Mrs. Elliot Revkin is a member he is working with or from the group in the 1973 campaign. neer in Washington. D.C. of the committee on arrange­ shapes in nature. MRS. MAX ROSE Like so many other artists in Volunteer workers have been ments, ex officio and assisting His adventure with metal sculp­ the Rhode Island area, Ed says asked to meet at the home of Wil­ Mrs. Rose are Mrs. Ben Sine!, co­ Rosenberg, Mrs. Wallace H. ture began about two years ago that most of the people who buy li am Fellner, area D-Day chair­ chairman; Mrs. Arthur Rosen, Serge and Mrs. Louis Strauss, when he auended a local art show his work are from out of state. man, at 9 Lowden Street, Paw­ treasurer; Mrs. Irving Feldman, tickets. and saw someone working with "Most of the Rhode Island people tucket, at 10 a.m. on Sunday. secretary; Miss Nancy Chaset. Area chairmen are Mrs. Ben metal. He decided he cou ld a lso just come to a show to look, not They will be briefed and assigned program; Mrs. Harry Seltzer, pub-• Poulten, Westerly; Mrs. Maxwell do it and went home to start. to buy," explains Ed. "I have a to various sections of the city to licity; Mrs. Harry Greenspan, Lopatin, Barrington; Mrs. Sheppie His first endeavors were wa ll following of people from Rlrode make door-to-door soli citations. Mrs. Ben Sine!, Mrs. Harry Sklut, Dressler, Woonsocket, and Mrs. plaques of • leaves made from Isla nd, but mostly they come to Mrs. Jack Sondler and Mrs. Leon­ Perry Summer, Newport. Samuel Shlevin is area vice brass. He continued that kind of see what new kind of work I'm ard White, financial secretaries; chairman, and other Pawtucket TO PAY FOR HIJACKER work until he tried to enter one of doing.'' / Mrs. Abraham Freedman, typing. TORONTO - Mayor Harry area leaders include cochairmen his pieces in an art show and was Mr. Gershman is a member of _Mrs. George Ludman, hospi­ David Horvitz, William Fellner, Veiner, the Jewish Mayor of told that this kind of work was the East Greenwich Art Club and tality chairman will be assisted by E.Morton Percelay, J acob N . Medicine Hat, Alberta, says he is considered craft and not art. The a member of Art Group 70 from Mrs. Irving Abrams, Mrs. Aaron prepared to pay up to $5000 Temkin and Abraham Snyder: D­ man at the show told him to "go G reenville. If you· would like to Caslowitz, Mrs. Leo Greenberg, Day cochairman, and Mrs. Mervin toward t he leg al fees of home a nd make a standing piece see some of hi s work you can go Mrs. David Litchman and Mrs. Bolusky and Mrs. Eliot B. Barron, Muhammed Atouni, a Libyan and come back." Ed came back to Temple Beth Sholom at ho liday Eli Winkler. women's Division cochairmen, and national taken into custody in with a standing piece and was time and see hi s work at their an­ Mrs. Barney M. Goldberg, table '' Israel after he hijacked a Mrs. Benton Odessa, Mrs. Louis a ll owed into the show. nua l bazaar, or you can go to the decorations; Mrs.. Carl Adler, Lebanese airliner to Lod Airport. Horvitz and Mrs. George Feld­ From that time he has concen­ Artist Guild on Route I in C har­ Mrs. Martin Bernstein. Mrs. Har­ Veiner said he cabled his offer to man, committee chairmen. trated on standing work although lestown. ry Bromberg, Sadie Cohen, Mrs. Jerusalem because he believed he sometimes still does paques on Also if you are interested in his The Pawtucket D-Day solic­ Samuel Fabricant, Mrs. Harry that the hijacker, however request. work, you may call him at his itation is expected to take most of Halpern, Mrs. Julius Krasner, misguided, commi1ted ·his act When I visited hi s home ,- in home at 725-2095 after 6 p.m. a nd Sunday with possibly some follow­ Mrs. S,,,nuel Mistowsky, Mrs. because he hoped it would further Pawtucket, _he was working on a set up an appointment. up solicit_'.1tion after that. Michael Polofsky, Mrs.~= ------Jack Middle East peace.

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2 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEM,BER 2, 1973

Herald subscribers comprise an FUNERAL HELD minimal brain damage and minor active buying market. For TEL AVIV - Funeral services Bureau Of Jewish Education retardation. · excellent results, advertise in the were held for Zipora Sharett, the The class, which meets each Herald. Call 724-0200 or 724- wife of the late Prime Minister Introduces New Courses Monday and Thursday from 5 t-0 6 0202. Moshe Sharell, who died at the p.m. at th e Jewish Community Tel Aviv Ichilov Hospital at the The Bureau of Jewish Education language for high school stu­ Center, is conducted by Nathan a e of 76. of Rhode Island recently opened dents desirous of earning credits Chernov, a counselor and teacher Having A Party? its high school of Jewish studies toward graduation and college ad­ of special education classes in •~e CALL which provides secondary Jewish missions. The Hebrew class meets public school system and teacher training for the teen-agers of the at Temple Emanu-EI every Mon­ at Temple Emanu- EI. Mr. Cher­ community. The High School pro­ day and Wednesday from 4 to 6 nov is assisted by Miss Sandy U RENT-ALLS gram is divided into four depart­ p.m. and the history class meets at Schaffer. ments offering a variety of courses Temple Beth Torah on the same The curriculum of the class will Tables Chain Dishes to meet the va rying backgrounds days fr om 7 to 9 p.m. Approxi­ provide instructi on in the rudi­ of the adolescents. mately 30 young people are en­ ments of Hebrew for Bar a nd Bas Champagne Fountains An honors program provides a rolled in both programs conducted Mitzvah preparations, as well as six hour a week schedule of by certified teachers. an understanding of Jewish cus­ 725-3779 TUES . & THURS. TIU 9 P.M . courses including conversational The Bureau has also begun a toms, ceremonies and holydays · GA 1-3955 Hebrew, Bible, History, Literature program of religious studies for through the utili za tion of music, and Values. The classes meet at children with learning disabilities. arts a nd crafts and dance. Temple Beth Torah on Sunday, Monday and Wednesday. The general pr ogram offers a four hour a week schedule of courses including Hebrew. arch­ G~~~,Jt~!.!G eology, Jewish th ought, Hewish I' · POLYNESIAN 6. AMERICAN CUISINE history, and va lues. These classes MRS. PHILLIP POKRAS vived by hi s paternal grandmother. • BUSINESSMEN"S • DINNERS SERVED -"Tit 12:0 also meet al Temple Beth Torah Funeral services for Freda Pok­ Gladys Cochran of Saint Albans. aLUNCHEONS IMDN.-SAT.I • COCK1All lOUNGE on Sunday and Wednesday. ras, 74, of 403 Montgomery Ave­ Vermont: a nd hi s maternal grand­ MYRON ARNOLD AT THE PIANO • ROOMS AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES The advanced department ac­ nue. who died October 25 after a mother. Charlolle Arbeitsman of WED _ THURS .• FRI. commodates graduates of the three year illness. were held the Warwick ; a brother. Aaron Glas­ ORDERS 2276 WARWICK AVE .• WARWICK. RI. I Providence Hebrew Day School in following day from the Sugarman berg a nd a sister. Sharon Glas­ TO TAKE 738-67 67 BANKAMERICARO . MASTER CHARGE · OUT RESERVATIONS AMERICAN EXPRESS an intensi ve Hebraic and Bibli ca l Memorial Chapel. Buri al was in berg, both of Warwick. studies program mee1ing fi ve Sinai Mem oria l Park . She was the hours a week al the Day School wife of Philip Pokras. MRS. ABRAHAM BEERMA N a nd al Temple Em anu- EI on Sun­ She was born in Ne w York Ci ty Gravesi de services for Ann BIG ' day. Monday and Wednesday. the daugh1 er of 1he late Max a nd Beerm an. 72. of 5 1 Gl end ale Ave­ The Jewish ethnic studies pro­ Celi a (Dutsc h) Plin er. a nd had nue, who died October 21. were gram, under the joint auspi ces of been a resident of Prov idence for held the foll owin g day. Buri al was the Bureau a nd many of the public 70 ye ars. She was a member of in Linco ln Park Cemetery. sc hool distri cts in the gre ater Tem ple Si na, and Order of the The wife of Abr aham Beerm an. Provid ence area. offers a class in Eastern Star. she was born in \.Villima ntic. Con­ FLOOR COVERING CO. Jewish histOr) and lhe Hebrew Besides her hu sband , she is sur­ necti cut. a daughter of John and CARPET LINOLEUM-TILE vived by a son. Donald Pokras of Sadi e Will ia ms. Da ll as. Texas: two daugh1ers Besides her hu sba nd . she is sur ­ ORGANIZATION Elaine Steigcl of Newton, Mas­ vived by two sisters. Id a Manche s­ sachu ells and Pat ri cia Coken of ter and Nellie Ca thcras. bot·h of Hello, Cranston: fou r brothers. Benjamin Warwick. If floorcovering is on your mind, why don't you drop in NEWS Pl iner and Mill on Pliner. bo1h of to see me or phone for an appointment at hame. DONOR LUNCHEON Pr ov id ence. Irv in g Pliner of Paw­ PHILIP BERMAN The Annu al Donor Luncheon of tu cket and Saul Pliner of Hous­ Funeral services for Philip Ber­ My byword is honest value and service to a TEE. Hope man. 75. of 8 Elm grove Ave nu e. to see or hear from you soon. the Prov 1d<:11 ce He brew Da) ton. Texas: and six gra nd children. School will be held on Tuesday. who di ed Mond ay were held at the Thanlis, Suga rman Memori al Chapel the SHOWROOM: Rear 19S Cole Avenue Novem ber 13 at noon. Cant ors Is­ MRS. SAM UEL MARCUSON MURRAY TRINKLE rae l Bar,ak a nd Aaron Marcus Funeral se rvices for Sa rah L. fo ll ow in g day . Burial was in Lin­ ,; TEL.: 272-4700 will be the fe atured entertai nment. Marcuson, 80. of 60 Broad way, co ln Park Cemetery. Mrs. Alan Hurwitz is chai rm an who died on October 25 were held The hu sba nd of Lilli an (Lesser) Bcm,an, he was born in Provi ­ of the affa ir. Babysi 11 ing service is October 28 from th e Suga rm an d ence. a son of the late Benj am in ava il able . Memoria l Chapel. Bur ia l was in and Annie (Brady) Berman. ANN UAL BALL Lincoln Park Cemelery. She wa s He was a merchant in foods ;.ind The Cra ns t on His to rical lh e widow of Samue l D. Marcu­ fo r 10 years owned and opcra1cd Society·s fifth a nnu al Black Ti c so n. the Way la nd Coi n Exc hange on Ba ll will be held on Saturday. No­ Mr s. Marcuson was born in Thaye r Street. vember 10 al 1he Sprag ue Man­ Russia and had lived in Provi­ He was a mem ber of Tem ple sion in Crans1on. Cockt ai ls will be dence fo r more 1ha n 50 yea rs. She Ema nu -E l. served at 6:30 p.m .. dinner will ~e was the daugh ter of the late Mr. Besid es his wife. he is sur vived al 7: 45 and dancin g wi ll be at 9. and Mrs. Joseph Biderm an. by tw o sons. Siuart S. Berm an of The theme of the eve ning is She was a member of The Mi ­ Liberty. New York , and Robert crys tal ba ll . ri am Hospita l Women·s Associ­ Berm an of Belm ont, Massachu ­ Gu ests for the eve ning incl ud e atio n a nd the Jewish Home fo r the sells: two broth ers. Abe Berm an Mayor James Taft. Jr. and Gover­ Aged . of Provid ence, and Saul Berm an nor Philip Noel. She is su rvived by a son. Ira of Miami, Fl orid a: a sister. Besse Mu sic will be provi ded by Ed Marcuson of Pr ovidence: two Hood of Paw tu cke1, and one Corcorran. Cha irm an for the event daughters. Eve lyn Marcuson of grandchild . is Mrs. Edward Ba ll . Providence. and Rita Fitzpatrick PRAYER MEETING of Jewell Cit y. Connecticut: a With Regard to a Card of The Rhode Isla nd chapter. Full brother. Dr. Morris L. Bid erm an Thanks, Unveiling Notice or Gospel Businesmen·s Fe ll owship of Warwi ck: three gra nd children Interna ti o na l will sp onsor a a nd one great-grand child. In Memoriam monthly prayer meeting a nd ... 'Very often a card of thanks in The Herold meets o need which breakfast on Saturday morning. MARK GLAS BERG can hardly be solved in any other ~RAT'S WH November 3 at Valle's Steak Funeral servi ces for Mark Glas­ way. Not only is it a gracious ex­ House in Warwick . berg. 14, who was fata ll y injured prenion of gratitude to those who This month ·s speaker is Jeff Al­ on October 26 when he was struck have sent 1ympathy but al10 cour­ Ca II 5 2 1 -14 00 len of Providence. by a car, were held October 28 teously acknowledges the servic.es Reservations may be made by from the Sugarman Memorial and kindneH of the many to calling 884-5452. Chapel. Buri al was in Lincoln whom a penonal note of thanks cannot well be mailed or whose CONCERT PLAN NED Park Cemetery. He was the son of Wayne Gl as­ name, and addresses ore not CAPE KOSHER FOODS Henryk Kowalski, Polish-Israeli known. Insertion of a card of berg of Lakewood, Ohio, and S8 WASHINGTON ST. violinist, and Esther Chester, pi a­ thanks may be arranged by mail ~ .... "'I ~~ rtist, will be presented in a concert Norma Arbeitsman Glasberg of 94 or in person or by telephone to: R.I . 1._i. PAWTUCKET, R.I. 1..- ~ at Al umnae Hall, Brown Univer­ Madison Street, Warwick. He was Jewish Herald, 99 Webster Street, 726-9393 si ty on Sund ay, November 11 al a seventh grade student al Samuel Pawtucket, R.I . 02861 , 724-0200. 8: 15 p.m. in honor of the 200th Gorton Junior High School in '6.00 for seven lines, 40- for "MEAT OF THE WEEK" anni versary of Copernicus. Warwick . each extra line. Payment with order. SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY The concert is sponsored by the Besides his parents, he is sur- Ladies of the Faculty of Brown ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~rmi:ilZi~~r.lP'Zm~~!Zi!Zi~~~!Zi~~~~~~~ NOVEMBER 4-NOVEMBER 9 Uni ve rsi ty, the Music Department i.., i.., N.Y. STYLE-~EAN-FANCY-TASTY TREAT of Brown University and the Pop­ Ionia Association of Rhode Island. SAVE § Max Sugarman § LB.• Tickets are on sale al Brown FLANKEN 30' 1.49 UnivefSity Student Activities of­ § Funeral Home § fice and Axelrod's Music Com­ ALL VARIETIES (U)-6 PACK ltl pany. Proceeds from the concert 8itl " THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR " S SAVE will establish a mu sic scholarship BLINTZES· 12' PKG . at Brown. jtl FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-OF-STATE t,J Further inform ation may be ob­ l:l CALL COLLECT ti " OUR OWN" FRESH SLICED-DELICIOUL~WEST • tained by calling Mrs. Chester at itl 331-8094 458 HOPE STREET PROVIDENCE ti 1 89 942-08 16 or Mrs. Robert Reich­ jtl IN FLORIDA CALL ( 305) 861 -9066 ~ CORNED BEEF 1Npl6~N ½ LB . • ley,_vice president of the Ladies of the Faculty of Brown University al 884-0837. 8 ------i.., ! MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION I "'KEEP KOSHER WITH CAPE KOSHER" High product interest doubles newspaper ad readership. ~~rmi:i!Zi!Zi~rzm~~!Zi~~~~~!Zi~~~oo~~~~~!Zi~~rzm!Zi~~~

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Mr. Siegel Heads FREE CARDS ' his "efforts on behalf of Israel." JERUSALEM - A Jerusalem The shopkeeper, Harold Dworkin, Research In Foods stationery shop owner is offering has a son and daughter in the Is­ Alvin Siegel, a Ph.D. candidate free greeting cards to be sent to rael Army. "I wanted to do my at the Kansas State University President Nixon thanking him for bit," he said. Department of Grain Science and Industry, is spearheading research being done to develop new high protein foods in order to overcome MAURICE LAUFER, M.D. shortages of protein in diets. The AND research is being conducted with ERIC DENHOFF, M.D. the children of Thailand. ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE ASSOCIATION OF- The research is being funded by the United States Operations Mis­ STEVEN FELDMAN, M.D. sion under a research grant which FOR THE PRACTICE OF ADOlESCENT MEDICINE, emphasises grain utilization in de­ AT THE GOVERNOR MEDICAL CENTER veloping countries. 293 GOVE_RNOR ST., PROVIOENCE , Mr. Siegel is the son of Mr. and HOURS BY .APPO,NTMENT 421-!il30 Mrs. Irving Siegel of 112 Chad Brown Street. One of the new high-protein food s being developed are high protein snack food s. such as pro­ tein supplemented rice noodles and puffed curls. 1M1LLCO\JERINGS ----- YEAR PLANNED WHEN YOU WANT NEW YORK - Six hundred programs, divided into fift y-fiv e THE UNUSUAL series of lectures and courses and a number of special events, are scheduled for the nineteenth year of the Herzl Institute. I. BERREN w~. 92 NARRAGANSt:TT A Vt:. B'nai Israel Congregation, Washington, D.C. was the setting for the g~~~~J~,'~i~1.?sri!1v9 TUt:SDAY 78 J-7070 wedding on September 15 of Lisa Nancy Ridge, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Frank Ridge of 3569 North Abingdon Street, Arlington. Virginia to Alan M. Kritz, son of Cantor and Mrs. Karl S. Kritz of 248 Morris 10 DAYS Avenue. Rabbi Marvin I. Bash of the Arlington-Fairfax Jewish Congre­ INCLUDING AIRFARE gation, Rabbi Samuel Kenner, New England regional director, United LEAVING JAN. 13 Synagogue of America, and Cantor Kritz officiated. "you can't rofu,e!" RETURNING JAN. 23 The bride wore a V-neck, short sleeved gown with lace fl ower apliques Also includes the following on silk organza. The heapiece with matching lace apliques held a shou l­ t. ■ IO-Wlll STAYS of l-l • 4 lleys -JI% der length veil. She carried a bible covered with white roses and babies' Off WNkeM Ntly retn lu

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MANJNO ADDIISS: lex 6063, ~ . I.I. 02904 T...,..._. 72~00 By BERYL SEGAL PLANT: .....WWey~===~';..,, eff W...... St., ,_wl., I .I. 02NI OfflCI: 141 Tou"Mft Ave., ..., "-W...C., I.I. CIUA ZUCICHlllG...... •..•.•...... Manotint W1er What was I to do when I grew Coat," or .. Exchanging your Most of the artisans Jived in the up in Orinin, my Shtetl? Coin," or "Sprinkling with Holy Hinter Gass, the Lower Street, I could not become a policeman Water," as this business of bap­ and when a boy of a "good" fami­ or firema n, the two universal pro­ tism was euphemistically called in ly decided to learn a trade and fessions that fascinate a ll child ren. Orinin. To go into the church and went in the alleys where the The tte,.W OMUmN ne ftnonciol retpeftlliWllly fer typeeNphic.ol erren ill ~h, IM.it wil Nprinl thot part ef the NYertbement in which the~...,., eccvrs. ~ w il ,.._. The former was forbidden to Jews, perform the ceremony of Shmad tradespeople lived, the Ober Gass, netify the monoaement lmmeclia..., ef any...,., which may eccu,. the latter was not in existen·ce in was -unthinkable in my Shtetl the .. respectable" fami li es, turned the Shtetl. In case of fire every­ where everybody took it as a per­ up their noses at him . FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1973 body came out with pails of water sonal insu lt, an injury, a disgrace. Children were expected to fol­ to form a fire brigade and put out People who .. turned their coats" low in the footsteps of thei r fa­ the conflagration. never returned to the Shtetl. thers and any devia tion [rom that I could not become a postal ser­ What could I grow up to be in rule was disapproved in Orinin. LETTER FROM ISRAEL my Shtetl'' vant. That was a government posi­ There were also the Klei Ko­ I could become a merchant pro­ tion and Jews were excluded from desh. those who work in Holiness. viding my father could set me up anything governmental. And. any• in the Shtetl. The Rov. the Sho­ Excerpts From Resnicks in business. Children a lways fol ­ ways, there was o nl y one postal het, the Hazan. the Sofer, the Me­ lowed in the footsteps o[ thei r [a­ clerk in the Shtetl and he kepi the la med. the teacher. and other pub­ thers in Orinin. Now Living In Haifa office closed most of the time. li c servants whose profession was I could become a small store­ We wish to share wi th you some are inj ured badly. Very few letters came into or went stri ctly Jewish, were under the keeper, selling flour by the mea­ excerpts from letters whi ch we re­ .. The kids are marve lous here. out of Orinin. Law of Hazoko. It was an unwrit­ sure, sugar by the cone . or spices ceived [rom our children in Haifa They volunteer for any job; big or A Jew could not hold any feder­ ten law. but ii was ad hered lo with by the penny"s worth. written during the first two weeks small to help take the pl ace of a l office. or sta te office. and not the utmost [ideli ty. U nd er that Or I could be an Arendar. of .. The War o[ Judgement." i.e. someone in the army. even local civil service was open to Law or Hazokp a person who was could rent a water mill. and grind The Yorn Kippur War. ..Everyone is concerned about Jews. engaged in o ne o r the professions the grain the [armers brought into ... one a nother. Even one of our A Jew cou ld never hope to be­ named above was assured of his flour. or rent a section of forest October 11 , 1-973 neighbors who is at the front Jines come a judge. a district attorney position forever. Not only 1ha1 bu t and cut it [or the wood. an or­ we are a ll fine. We have wrote hi s wi[e asking if we have a or even a notary public. hi s sons were protected by this chard and pick the fruit thereof. [ood, water and a ll essentia ls. I shelter. We do have one. The army and navy accepted a law. and if he had no sons. he or a Krcchmer on the road where hope that by the time you receive .. One look s around the streets Jew but he could not rise from the cou ld sell the Hazoko to some­ people drink and cat and stay this letter, maybe the war will be now and one sees a conspicuous ranks to become a n officer. Jewish body else. over. absence or you ng people ; lots of officers in the army and navy were overnight. But these required a Joi "You should be very proud of women. children, and men. 45 a nd mostly medical men or those who of money and also the Krechmer By the terms or thi s Law of Hazoko, my brothers and I were your grandchildren. Murray has over. Everyone else is fig ht ing. renounced their faith. Renouncing and the Arendar were [orcver a l been painting headlig hts for the working. and helping out. Every, the faith was the avenue 10 many the mercy of the Poritz, the Graf. to become Shochtim. ritual blackout at night and on Sund ay one wants to do hi s pan. desirable positions in Ru ssia. the Count. or by whatever name slaughterers o r cattle and fow l in hi s whole class will go out and .. What is the Jewish community I could not go to public school the owner of a ll the la nd . the for­ the Shtetl. My old er brother . work, either deli vering mail, or al of Rhode Island doing' I hope a because the Norm. the percentage ests. the ri vers was known. Isaia h, made it. I and the younger a hospita l. or in agriculture. Shira lot because a lot of help is of Jews in the government schools. The profession open 10 every­ brothers were caught by the Revo­ has been spending the last few needed." was strictly observed. Within my body. because ii required no mon­ lu tion. days collecting books, cook ies, KENNY and C HA YA memory there were only two Jew­ ey. a nd no great quali[ications, The Revolution changed every­ thing. A ll the laws, ukases. edicts cigarettes a nd candy for the sol­ ish boys goi ng up the hill to public was to become a salesman, an and declarations of the days of the diers to be distributed at the fr ont The people of Israel are doing school in Orinin. and they were agent. what was called a Luft lines. more than their share. T heir sacri­ subjected to all kinds of humilities, Mensch. a person who made hi s Czars were aboli shed . The Shtetl "Everyone does his share and [ices of human life for the survival fr om both teachers and students. li ve lihood out or thin air. There became a happier. a better place everyone helps each other. The of the State of Israel is needed for But worst of all. a Jew cou ld was no substance to ii. and as chil­ to li ve in. All lim its were as i[ people here are very strong and go the survival of all World Jewry. not be a farmer, own land, culti­ dren came. you were doomed to they were never in existence. All the Krome Yevreyev were forgot­ about their jobs as if noth ing is For Israel to endure. she must be vate his own fie ld. gather the fruit hopelessness. There were many in ten. People broke out of the Shtetl happening, but as soon as a news secure economically. The war is of his own orchard. follow the sucfi Meklers Orinin. and spread out into territori es nev­ broadcast comes on. it is ve ry qui­ costing her mill ions of dollars plow a nd the scythe a nd the sickle Of course. I cou ld become an er before open to Jews. Territories et [or the war affects everyone: daily and even during this war in hi s own meadows. And this in a artisan. Tailors, carpenters, shoe­ of space. Territori es of profes­ friends, relatives, and stra ngers. hundreds of Ru ssian refugees are land where agriculture was the makers. sheet metal artists, rope sions. Territories a Jew could nev­ We are trying to do our part: giv­ pouring in daily. main occupation of the people. twisters. barrel joiners. wagon and er dream of reachi ng. ing blood, registering for the use The people or Israel are ful[ill­ As a matter of fact. every time sleighwrigh ts. a sm ithy. or si l­ No wonder so many of us, ch il ­ of our car if it is needed, and help­ ing their obligations; we must con­ there was an edict. an ukase. a versmith. These were the exclusive dren of the Shtetl, were infected ing out where help is needed. We tinue to [u lfill our obligation to Is­ proclamation about land reforms trades or the Jews in O rinin. But with th e [ever of the Revolution can onl y say we hope the wa r is rael whi ch is one of economics. fr om the Czar Nicholas the Sec­ these we re the least profitable oc­ and became the most ardent [ol­ over soon a nd th at a ll the boys. We must give and continue 10 give ond. there was always a n appen­ cupations in the Shtetl, and , [or Jowers of the new order. girl s. men and women will come until it hurts so that Israel can be dix. just li ke an Amen at the -end some reason. the least respectable. home soon. ri na ncially secure. T he people or of a prayer. Krome Yevreyev. .. Tell people in Rhode Island 10 Israel are sacrificing their hus­ whi ch meant 1ha1 th is reform ap­ Your help in their way because lots or bands. their fathers. their sons. plies to everybody except Jews. help is needed. Stay we ll . don't and their daughters. Certainly. our We grew up with Krome Yevre­ worry and say a prayer." sacrifi ce. as crucial as it is to Is­ yev. except Jews. and there was no Money's October 16. 1973 rael's surviva l. does not hurt us as way out except by .. Tu rning your .. Israel"s citizens were shocked much. In all good conscience. can •dllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllRIIIIUIIIIIIIHIIUINlllltlllllllll at the number o[ Israeli s ki ll ed so a ny of us do any less' Worth [ar. Everyone knows everyone else Am Yisroel Chai. COMMUNIT1 so we are a 11 arr ected . Some of ISRAEL and IDA RESNICK By Sylvi.11 Porter our close friends have sons who Providence CALENDAR has started. A SERVICE Of THE Heating Your Home The warnings are loud and JEWISH FB>ERATION in This Era persistent from sources whi ch The Of IHOOE !SU.NO and the Let's say you are about to cannot be shrugged off that more l:t. fEWISlt ..IAUI­ install a new heatin g plant in a a nd sharper increases wi ll be Lyons Fo, U.tine CaH 4 21-41 ll house you won or are building or a nn ounced in the months ahead. buyi ng. Which ·type o[ heating The impact of the new Middle Den MONDAY. NOVIMIII 5, 1973 pla nt is likely to be the most East crisis is a shivering unknown 10:00 a .m. economical - both in terms of the in the whole equati on . . ~ "-iclence ChGp.., flf ttacto-h, Ad ION IOacoff 12:30 p.m. purchase and installation price and As for electric heating, you've N EW YORK - Former Israeli American Airlines commercials, Temp&. lmanu-11 Sisteffiood, legula, Meeting of future fuel costs9 certainly been made aware o[ Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion, has ne,er met Babette Colby, the Temple leth II ~ -~la, Meeting Or let's say you are tryi ng to power shortages - brownouts a nd who recently celebrated his 87th model who emerges from the sea in 1:00 p.m. beat tomorrow's fuel price blackouts - and you know that Temple leth II, aea,d Me.tine birthday. · once addressed the one of them and walks toward the o.milath a....d ,..__lien of ,awh.lcbt, legu­ increases either by converting your this phenomenon is here to stay Knesset (parliament) without his camera. lor Me.tine existing system or installing a for an indefinite time. Tibor Hirsh, director of the TUISDA Y, NOVEMIII 6, 1973 _,. tie and jacket. When his cabinet 9:45 a .m. system using a different fuel from What, then, are the answers for protested , Ben-Gurion said commercials, said Huntley sent the ..net.it Uniwnity Women' s CemmittM, P'rovi-­ the fuel you are using now. Which you 9 model this note: "I'd rather share dence ChGpter, ...,.., MNti"I Winston Churchill had given him 1:00 p.m. type should you convert to? Is it In a recent roundup or home permission: "On my last visit to this TV spot with you than with ....,. Wiliamt Chopt..., l ' nai l 'rith Wemen, worth it? heating systems, Changing Times leard Meeting . C hurchill in London, I wanted to Dal'id Brinkley." ladles' ANeciatien P'row:Mnce Kebtew Day The White House has finally magazine came up with these take off my jacket and tie. He Musician Johnny Dankworth, School, loord MNtlne officially acknowledged that a estimates of various heating WEDNESDAY, NOVIMBU 7, 1973 stopped me by saying 'Mr. Prime who appeared at Carenegie Ha ll 1:00 p.m. heating fuel shortage is inevita ble systems, installed, in a 2,000 Minister, you can only do that in with his wife, singer Cleo Laine, lacl'-5' ANodatton, Jewilh Horne f0t the Aeed, this winter: a nd for the first time square-foot home by a n Unen and lquipmenf Event Jerusalem .' " said for years he never believed in 1:00 p.m. in our peacetime history the engineering consulting firm in the the practice of plugging their Jeru1alem G.-ovp ef HadaMGh, P'rovidence Chop­ federal government is imposing Baltimqre-Washington area: The Duchess of Windsor has not ,.,, .....Up Membership been in•ited to the wedding of albums before audiences. "We 1: 15 p.m. controls on the distribution of Electric baseboard - $1 ,300. thoug ht it was very un-British, " Hope Chop.. ,, l ' nai l 'rith Women, Brood MNt- heating fuel throughout the U.S. Gas forced air - $ 1,400. Princess Anne and Captain Phillips 1"1 ... Charles Robb, son-in-law of the expfained the Englishman. " But Te mple 1111th Tcwah Sisterhood, Board MNti"9 The White House also has Electric forced air - $ 1,430. late LBJ, passed the Virginia bar the first time I did it THUISOAY, NOVEMaEI I , 1973 finall y admitted that it has a Oil forced air - $2,000. 1: 15 p.m. and has been admitted to practice unconsciously - the record sales Temple leth Am Sisterhood, loord Meetinv "contingency plan" [or direct fu el Here are other key points, pros Duke Ellington will gi•e a doubled. So we came to the SATURDAY. NOVEMIH 10, 1973 rati oning in case the shortages are and cons to consider in choosing conclusion that plugging one's 6:30 p.m. m ore severe tha n presently one type of heating system over concert at London's Westminster Women'• Amerlcon OIT, Providence Section, Ba- Abbey, then dine with Prime records is very British." expected - or the weather turns another ! Before Aris San, owner of 7:00 p.m. so cold [or so long a period that • Oil and LP (liquefied Minister Heath at IO Downing Women'• Americon Oil, lhode 1,land-Southe,n Street ... Former NBC newsman Sirocco the Greek-Israeli Ma11achuMth legion, laiacir all projections go by the board. petroleum) gas systems requi re Chet Huntley, who now does (Continued on page 13) IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIII~ A new round of fu el price rises (Continued on page I 2) THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1973 - 5 Prospects who buy often are newspaper ad than occasional Tourism To Israel much more likely to see your buyers. -Higher This Year TEL AVIV - Tourism to ASSIST ANT BOOKKEEPER Israel to date this year has WITH TYPING EXPERIENCE exceeded the record compiled last year for the same time period. FULL TIME A total of 555,000 visitors have PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS-BENEFlfS come to the country since January I, surpassing last year's pace by a CALL MRS. FEIT few percentage points. In September alone there had been a TEMPLE EMANU-El 331-1616 or 751-8274 20% increase in traffic over the same month last year. The week before Rosh Hashana witnessed a dramatic increase in CUSTOM-MADE arrivals, with El Al bringing in more than 10,000 passengers and DRAPERIES other carriers reporting heavy FROM traffic. Agents and hoteliers here said JACK'S FABRICS that the Jewish New Ycar 5734 WILL BRIGHTEN would get off to -a "terrific" start, YOUR HOME OR OFFICE with an unprecedented demand for accommodations in Otober. Indeed, the problem of over­ •SUPCOVERS•BED SPREADS bookings- missing from the •WINDOW SHADES Israeli travel picture for more than •UPHOLSTERING a year - seemed to be returning to Decorating to badger hotel managements. The no-room si tu ation is c.pected to Problems? last from October 10 to mid-No­ vember. CALL 725-2160 24HOUI ...... 9:30 a .m.- 5:30 p.m. Mon.-Sat. 72S DEXTER ST., CENTRAL FALLS Rhode SERVICE Mrs. Alen H. Silver Island Temple Sinai, Cranston was the setting on October 28. for the wed­ ding or Miss JoAnne Parkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Parkin of Model MONTE CARLO GALA 212 Ausdale Road, Cranston to Alen H. Silver, so n or, Mr. and Mrs. 1645 WARWICK AVE .A Bernard Silver of 143 Merry Mount Drive, Warwick . Rabbi Jerome 139.21s1 enc presented by Gurland officiated. Touro Fraternal Association Given in marria~e by her father, the bride wore ·an A-line sata-peau . Edwardian gown with Alencon lace and crys tal pleating with flowing f- DISCOVER Wednesday, Nov. 28 -8 p.m.-12:30 a.m. chapel train. A bonnet of lace held her elbow length veil. She carried an orchid-covered Bible. Miss Susan Parkin, the sister or the bride, served as maid of honor pric~ Touro Hall, 100 Niagara St., Providence and bridesmaids were Miss Jan Silver. Miss Alison Silver. Mrs. Louis TRAVEL SEHVICf INC · for the benefit of the Toure Gold and Miss Wendy Cohen . Community & Welfare Funds Charles Silverman was the best man and Michael Parkin. Arnold Moses, Lawrence Troy and Harold Ei nh orn we re ushers. FOR ALL YOUR After the couple returns from a wedding trip to Saint Thomas. they T AVEL NEEDS AU YOUR FAVORITE GAMES OF CHANCE will live in North Providence. OPEN BAR --REFRESHMENTS DONATION'S ORGANIZATION NEWS Redeem tickets at door for s5 in chips I MONTE CARLO NIGHT PLAYERS TO PERFORM The Brotherhood of Temple The Academy Players will per­ CONTACT Sinai will sponsor a Monte Carlo form for the members of the Bob Halpert, 274-6795 Night on Tuesday, November 6. Temple Beth Torah Sisterhood on Further information may be ob­ Wednesday. November 7, at 8 or Toure Hall (Wednesday Nites Only) 941 -7717 tained by calling Charlie Fischer p.m. at 944-3489. RUMMAGE SALE The Sisterhood of Temple Sinai will hold a rummage sale on Sun­ day, November 4 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and on Monday, November 5 from 9:30 a.m. SISTERHOOD MEETING The annual membership meet­ ••• ing or Temple Emanu-EI Sister­ hood will take place on Monday, November 5 at 12:30 p.m. in the tempfe meeting house. and obtain interest on Mrs. Joel H. Zaiman will re­ view the book, "Children of the Dream" by Bruno Bettelheim, in honor of Jewish Book Month. Mrs. Gerald Winograd is in charge or arrangements for the Oubs meeting and Mrs. Samuel Domes is chairman of hospitality for the It takes more than wishful thinking to get the things you want for Ouistmas. mini-luncheon which will preceed the meeting. That's why we give interest on our Christmas Oub accounts. And we pay it from day of deposit on any amount too! SAPINSLEY TO SPEAK Senator Lila M. Sapinsley Will Open your 1974 interest earning account.NOW, at any of our convenient offices. be guest speaker at a meeting of You'll get back more money than you put in! the Sisterhood of Temple Beth El on Monday, November 5. The meeting will begin with a petit luncheon at noon. Mrs. Sapinsley will speak on "The Changing Faces of Eve." National Bank Mrs. Roy Forman is program Cranston Office co-chairman and Mrs. Maurice Providence Offices North Providence Office Applebaum is program co-ordina­ 33 Weybosset Street 1255 Reservoir A venue 1925 Mineral Spring Avenue tor. 1025 Smith Street East Providence Office Warwick Office FREE LESSONS 131 Elmgrove Avenue The Rhode Island Academy of 593 Taunton Avenue 3040 West Shore Road 280 Atwells Avenue_ Skin Diving is sponsoring free skin (Buttonwoods Plaza) diving lessons every Tuesday night 591 Charles Street North Kingstown Office . during November at the Academy 7727 Post Road pool at 209 Elmwood Avenue, Westerly Office All equipment will be supplied. (Wickford Plaza) 130 Granite Street INSET DANCE Lnset will present a season's South Kingstown Office opener dance on Sunday, Novem­ 411 Kingstown Road ber 4 from 8 p.m. to midnight at the Jewish Community Center. (Wakefield) Music will be provided by the IFDICI Gems.

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COME AND WELCOME OUR HEROIC DEFENDERS! MAY THEY NEVER AGAIN HAVE TO TRADE THEIR SONGS FOR GUNS! SATURDAY EVE., DECEMBER 8, 1973 at 8:30 p.m. VETERAN'S MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM TICKETS : PATRON ' 100; BENEFACTOR 'SO; SPONSOR '2S GENERAL ADMISSION: ' 7.S0; ' 6.S0; •s.oo FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS CALL 7S 1-2800 / ' Mrs. Howard M. Greenberg The Fontainblcau. Westbu ry. New Jersey. was the se tting on Sunday. October 7. for the mar­ ri age of Miss Mona Ldtoff. daughter o f M r. a nd Mrs. George Ldtoff of Franklin Square. New York . 10 Howard M . Greenberg of Rego Park. New Jersey. son o·f Mr. a nd Mr~. Irving. Greenberg of C ranston. Rabbi Jacob Handler and ' cantor Karl S . Krill offi ci­ a ted . Given 1n marriage by her par­ enb. lh c.: brid e wore.: a ~a ttn la ce tr im med gown which she.: fas hion­ ed herself. Linda lialogh wa~ maid o f hon ­ or and bridesmaids wae Miss Sandra Le ftoff and Mi » Lind a Lcftoff. sisters of the bride. and Miss Markry c Greenberg. sister of the bridegroom. The a llenda nts were attired in red moire empire gowns whi ch were m ade by he mother of the bride. The) carried bouque ts of pink. red a nd white roses and carnations. Robert Greenberg. brother of the brid egroom. was the best man. a nd Mi c hael Ba rken. Steven Schindler a nd M artin Siminerio we re ushers. Fo ll owing the wedding trip to Puerto Ri co. the couple wi ll resid e in Rego Pa rk . Conservation Group ■ Against New Hotel BEHIND THE LEGAL JARGON IN THE INDUSTRIAL BUILD­ J ER USA LEM - A group of conservationists and other citizens ING AUTHORITY AND RECREATIONAL BUILDING AUTHOR­ said tha t they woul d make an a ll­ ITY RE~ERENDUMS IS A SIMPLE, EFFECTIVE PLAN TO AID o u t effort t o preven t the construction of an eight-story RHODE ISLAND'S ECONOMY: hotel in the Omariya Park in the center of J erusalem. The group, calling itself the Counci l for a • IBA insures mortgages for new industrial facilities much like FHA helps people buy Beautiful Israel, cla im ed tha t a homes. RBA does the same for recreational facilities. m eeting of the District Pla nn ing Commi!lee which approved the • IBA and RBA are self-supporting state agencies which don't cost taxpayers a cent. hote l was ill egal because the public was not represented as required by law. T he Commillee • Your approval will allow IBA to include anti-pollution equipment in its coverage, c h ai rm a n c l ai m ed th e a·nd enable RBA to insure larger recreational projects. complainants had m isi nterpreted the la w. • The referendums mention state bonds because a legal technicality requires it. Tax- The proposed 350-room hotel is to be built by El Al, Israel's payer money is not involved. No bonds have ever been issued. a irline. P a re nts o f children at1e nding a school on the park The Industrial and Recreational Building Authorities are vital g rounds have p rotested the parts of the state's economic development program; They Pl a nnin g Co mmi ttee·s recommenda ti o n to raze the need your support to continue bringing new jobs to Rhode school to make room for the Island in the critical months and years ahead. hotel. The conservati onists are planning a n appeal to the Nationa l Pla nning a nd Buildi ng Counci l. Approve: Thi:y say the hotel would ruin the par k a nd spoil the view of the O ld C ity skyline. INDUSTRIAL BUILDING AUTHORITY EARLY RELEASE DENIED RECREA TIQNAL BUILDING AUTHORITY BONN - The West German Foreign Offi ce declared this week PAIO- IY ECONOMIC IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE, that reports concerning the early Ad Schm idt, Secretary re lease of Herbert Kappler, the only rema ining N azi war criminal in prison in Italy, were unfounded. \. --·-

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1973 - 7 ... - • .. · CANNOT COME been denied permission by Soviet - --- - LONDON - Jewish sources in authorities to attend a meeting of the Soviet Union reported that the American Electro-Chemical Professor Benjamin Levich has Society in Boston.

BRIDGE I KOSHER JULIE'S DELICATESSEN By Robert E. Starr 731 HOPE STREET 621-9396 ... . . - . ~ ~ . A tenace- -is a combination- -of especially when the Heart situ­ cards that is preferable to be led ation showed up. If it had been ■U-UIIIAN'S SPECIAL into rather than through such as East who happened to have the BOLOGNA OR SALAMI SANDWICH an Ace-Queen or a King. N Fi­ fourth Heart nothing could have nesse is somewhat the same in been done and the Di amond would POTATO SALAD OR COLE SLAW AND $1 •3 5 that one leads towards these ten­ have been the only recourse. But COFFEE-NO SUBSTITUTION aces himself. The hope is that a when East showed out, believe it certain card is in one opponent's or not the hand became a sure KOSHER ALL BEEF hand instead of the other; if it is thing. Can you see how? the finesse works. In most situ­ This now becomes a 100% loser ENGAGED: Mr. and MB. Rart NOMIDGETS LB ations a finesse will be successful - SALAMI $1 . 89 on loser throw-in play. Just dis­ Kaplan of 176 Cole Avenue an- • WIDE OR NARROW I half the time but it obviously will card a Diamond on the fourth nounce the engagement of their SLICED OR BY THE PIECE , not work the other half. If one has Heart. West has to win this trick. daughter, Sandra Dale, to Harry to take that finesse he has to face There is one more thing that has Hertzberg, oon of Mr. and MB. KOSHER ALL BEEF those odds. Some of the time if to be done to prepare for this Isaac Hertzberg of Passaic, New the Declarer is wide awake he eventuality. Before doing anythi ng, JeBey. may be able to enlist the aid of Dummy's last Club must be ruffed Mi11 Kaplan graduated from BOLOGNA NO MIDGETS the enemy by forcing the right one to strip that suit. Now when West Classical High School and Boston to lead the troublesome sui t right wins that fourth Heart what can University. She is preMntly a (WIDE OR NARROW) teacher of perceptually handi­ into the tenace. This is called an he return? Nothing that won't give capped children in the Somerville, ( SLICED OR BY THE PIECE) End-Play. Today's hand contained up a trick. He either has to give a Massachusetts school system. a sure one but only two Declarers ruff and sluff or lead a Diamond Mr. Hertzberg was graduated M& S BAR-B-CUE spotted it. They were rewarded for right into that aforesaid mentioned from Adelphi University and is tenace. Either way, four is made. preMntly a teacher at Amego 0.­ their brilliance when the finesse LB taken by the others failed to work . And there is not a thing the oppo­ velopment C.nter in Quincy, Mas­ CHICKENS $1.09 1 HEAT IN BAG I BOX OF SIX 99, LB. One of the fallacies of Bridge is nents can do about it. sachusetts. Both are doing graduate studies that too ma.ny times a poor play is Moral: To use an End-Play, you TO INTRODUCE SOMETHING NEW must prepare for it well in ad­ at Boston State College. not punished because that player Mi11 Kaplan is the grand­ is lucky enough to have the finesse va nce. Today's hand was easy to daughter of Mrs. Marris Kaplan NOVA she shouldn't have taken work. prepare for, on ly one Club had to and Mrs. Harry Levine, both of North be ruffed. Sometimes many things Providence. SALMON SPREAD ♦ K Q J 4 have to be done or the timing will A December 16 wedding is $1 .59 • A Q 7 5 be lost. Pl an ahead. planned by the couple . PURE SALMON NO CHEESE OR FILLER LB . CONT . ♦ 7 4 2 ♦ 93 West East HAVE YOU TRIED JULIE 'S CABBAGE SOUP ♦ 5 ♦ 8 7 [ ORGANIZATION NEWS .J 8 4 3 •10 9 ♦ K 10 8 ♦ J 9 6 3 I PANEL DISCUSSION Stewart Gardner Museum in Bos­ ♦ K Q 10 8 5 ♦ J 7 6 4 2 A panel dicsussion and meeting ton on Sunday. November 11. Be­ South for the Ileitis-Colitis foundation fore visiting the museum. the ♦ A 10 9 6 3 2 group wi ll have dinner at the .K62 will be held on Tuesday, Novem­ ♦ A Q 5 ber 6 at 8 p.m. at the Jewish Union Oyster House. Boston's ♦ A Commun ity Center. oldest restaurant. The Herald is now accepting Mrs. Sheila Soloff was De- · Dr. Walter Thayer, Jr .. Profes­ The group will travel by char­ "Younger Set" Photos darer, East Dealer, all vulnerable sor of Medical Science m the tered bus, leaving the rear of the with this bidding: Brown University School of Medi­ YWCA in Providence at 10:45 For early publication and For our Files ci ne will be the moderator. Other a.m. and will return by 6: 15 p.m. s w N A pick-up stop will be made at the p members on the panel aie Dr. Al­ 1 ♦ 3 ♦ Pawtucket-Central Falls building 6 ♦ End den Blackman. Instru ctor of Me­ The R. I. Jewish Herald dical Science at Brown University upon request. The bidding was simple as it who will speak on .. The Meaning Reservations mu st be made by MAILING ADDRESS : IOX 6063, PROVIDENCE, l. I. should have been although November 9. For further informa­ to the Patient:•· Dr. Edward lan­ PLANT AND OFFICE : HERALD WAY (OFF WEISTEI ST.) watched many pairs go through tion you may call or write the nu ccilli, instructor of medical sci­ PAWTUCKET, l. I. many more calls before either get­ ence at Brown Uni versity, who YWCA of Greater Rhode Island, ting to the Slam or stopping at will speak on .. The Meaning to 62 Jackson Street. game. Actually this hand could the Family;.. Claudia Gruss, a easily be bid as shown above. Af­ Brown University medical student ter South opened one Spade, who will speak on .. Current Status North had a perfect descriptive of Research in Rhode Island; .. Dr. bid. Three Spades showed 12-15 Moussa Menasha, research fell ow points plus excellent support, ex­ in medical sciences at Brown Uni­ actly what she had. With this bid versity, who will speak on .. Family she got her hand right .. off her Implications:.. a nd Dr. Herbert chest." South had a fine hand plus VanKruiningen, associate profes­ a six card suit supported by her sor of animal science, University partner. She was going to slam of Connecticut, who will speak on and saw no need to go through all .. Animal Model for Future Re­ the gyrations of Black wood or any search.'' other convention for she herself TRAVEL CLUB TRIP FAMOUS FOR DELI STYLE had first round control of three The Travel Club of the YWCA suits and second round control of will sponsor a trip to the Isabella the other. On this hand , Black­ SANDWICHES wood, Gerber or any such is su­ perfluous. Manischewitz New In six or four West always led AND RHODE ISLAND'S FINEST the Club King and now came the Matzo Brei Recipe problem of making the twelve Manischewitz has just brought tricks. Most of the Declarers felt out a new matzo. called Manis­ WHIPPED CREAM DESSERTS that the hand was cut-and-dried. chewitz Honey and Spice Matzo All they had to do was to draw Crackers. The name tells why it's NEW YORK STYLE CHEESE CAKE Trumps and then hopefully take different and the teaste will tell the Diamond finesse. One Dia­ that there has never been a more mond had to be lost in any case delicious nosh. but if the finesse worked that As an extra added attraction, it OPEN FROM 11 :30 A.M. to 2:00 A.M., would be all and the slam made. makes a great Matzo Brei. Here's When it failed they shrugged and the easy recipe: DAILY thought that luck was against Honey and Spice Matzo Brei them. They post-mortemed that 3 Manischewitz Honey and Spice small Slams that depend on a fi­ Matzos nesse shou Id be bid. After the 3 Eggs hand was played a few times and 2 Tablespoons Milk 1359 POST ROAD-, WARWICK more scores showed up on the 2 Tablespoons Butter or Marga­ traveler they felt comfortable in rine AT THE END O.FROUTE P-37 • JUST 1 MILE OFF ROUTE 9-8 the fact tliat they had lots of com­ Break matzos into pieces. Cover pany down I 00. with water, then pour off excess Of course, some of the De­ water. Melt butter or margarine in ALL ITEMS ON OUR MENU AVAILABLE clarers also tried the Heart suit in skillet, add m'atzos and brown the hope that if the suit broke lightly. Blend eggs and milk. Pour FOR TAKE OUT ... CALL 781-0345 evenly they could get a discard on over Matzqs and fry , stirring the fourth one, but· when that frequently until eggs are set. failed they abandoned the suit and BEER & WINE Your Host TED FULLER they, too, took the losing Dia­ People pick newspaper as the mond finesse. All but the two suc­ "best way to find out" for 3 out of cess(u l Declarers had a blind spot 5 messages. --

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Advertising is one of the best KAPLAN .. . read features of a newspaper. in the heart of N. Y. City' s Diamond and Jewelry Capitol Hello Again! MANICURING BY ... SELL MISS CLAIR News of the Sports World by Warren Wolden Us Your ~ I N OU R TIME: An oddity - or saturation point as did boxing. is ir' Several people we re ques­ The TV screen is a hungry mon­ Diamonds FRI & SAT. tioned concerning sports and each ster: an inexhau stible monste r in­ one slanted the answer toward cessantly in need of food. good or television. It seems that pe ople bad. II could eventually level ev­ JeWelry Executive connect the va ri ous ga mes with erything to a common denomina­ TV rather than "ith the li ve ac­ tor of mediocrity .·· We pay spot cash MEN'S SALON ti on. ... 833 Hope Street LLOYD WH ITE (Electrician): Prices for Diamonds and Other 831-9110 Mr. White was "tl•ing about the Gem s Are Now at Historic THE 1-' IRST ONI::: She is Mrs. R.I. Reds. "I think they ha ve a 'Highs' - You can Get Dorolh) Wa ll. coun, cl or for Th e pretty good tea m thi s year: Unbelievable Prices for Your APPOINTED COMPTROLLER, Ger­ Diamonds and Jewelry. Outlet Com pan) . ·-i- m not par- ald R. Marquis has bee n appoint­ havcn·1 :, cen a game sin ce Terr) 1, cularl) interested in !'>po rt s. Don·1 lefl . (He referred 10 Terry Rear­ ed to the position of comptroller at think th e) should be on as mu ch The Miriam Hbspitol. Mr. Mar­ don.) There are many people 111 HAPLAD a!'> the) arc. I' m 1ntcrc!'i tcd in the 1196 Six1h Avenue (S .E. Cor . 47th St) quis will a ssume the responsi­ thi s territory \\ ho arc int t.: rcsted in New York,N . Y.10036 -0pcn Mon. lhru Sal. bilities of the accounting depart­ ne" !'i: a cap!'iulc !'> UCh as Chn ! for ) car:-.: ne ver llll S!'i cd a foo tba ll game when the ::~~~~vi Infants, Children 1-LORl::NCI:: DO OVAN: Mr» Steam Rollers pla yed . rain or 1800 Pos1 Rd., Worwick, II.I. Donova n ha ~ rc cen tl) hccn ckctcd !'i hinc. I rt:mcmbcr one rainy d;1) (Airport Shopping Plaza) Charged Full Exit Fee to the .. Hockq Ha ll ol l·arnc·· ~b al th e old Cyc kdrome. Green Ba) for an appoinlmenl call TANYA LOS ANGl::Ll::S A a long t1111c cmplo\ cc of the Pr o\ 1- wa!> pla)1ng Prov id ence. I lh ink. 738-49S0 _or 46S2 Calrforma Re publrcan clarmed dcncc Hoc•c) Club . .. No. ·· ,ard And I th ink 11 wa~ a pla yer named H orencc ... , don ·1 cart.: too mu ch Hubba rd \\h o pu shed Gu s Sonnen­ Open Mon .- Sun .. 9 a.m.- 2 1.m. here th at the Sov iet Uni on \\ a!'> chargr ng the full 900 ru ble exrt Ice for football. 11·, good ,f )OU lrkc berg·~ head under \\ ~Iler in a for infants and sm all chrldren of 11 . I suppose. Ye ,. I like hockc ) puddle un the freld ... Jcv. 1s h families le aving fo r Israel on TV but 11 i~ no \, here as good Rep. Alphon10 Bell sa~d al a pre,~ a!'> It I!> if ) ou :ire rr ght at the JO H N ·· WASSO .. McCONN ELL conference that he ha!'> sent games. You ju !'i t can·1 ~cc 11 all on (Former baseball pl ayer and um ­ [B THIS FALL, COME TO •••• TV ." pire): "None of them arc as good documcnta r: evidence- of tha t as the ) used 10 be . One time Da,­ REALTOR · practice to President Nix on :.b proof "that there ha s been· no JOH N HO USTON: -- ye, . l" m in­ L) Van ce hit Bubbles Hargni vc in permanent relaxati on of Soviet terested 1n sport !'> bu t the the head and Hargrave got up and hostilit ) 10 Jews·· and that "trade talent ,s bei ng throned. The qu an­ t11£1de fi ve hits in th~11 game. Next concessions are not deserved" b\ tity is bei ng spread over a vast ter­ time he sa w Vance. he hol lerc;d. the Soviet Uni on. · ritory al the expense of quality. · Hey. DaL. hit rnc agai n. will ya·! .. Bell sa id Soviet authorities Some of the ga mes ma y reach a C AR RY ON'. treated infants and small child ren as if they we re traveling alone. He Israeli Struggle Likened HOLLAND exhibited copes of exit vi sas al leged ly issued fo r Jewish chi ldren. One of them desc ribed a To Civil Rights Movement RICHARD G. HOLLAND, REALTORS three-year-old child as traveling NEW YORK - Five hundred Di stributive Worke'r s· 32,000 alone. Bell said he has asked 101 MAIN ST., PAWTUCKET, (ACROSS FROM NEW APEX) members were black and added President Nixon to reconsider people al a un ion-sponsored ra ll ey that "the progress weve made is "st ate m e n t s by t he Soviet fo r Israel in Astor Place heard sp because our Jewish members - 728-SOOO MLS 274-8616 govern men t about the relaxa tio n eakers li ken Israel's wa rtim e who started thi s unio n - stepped concerning Soviet Jews ... strugg le to the civil rig hts movement of mino rities in the aside and gave us the opportuni ty United States. to advance .. , · Arab Losses Said To Be " Bl ack people are in support of Dav id Riv lin. Israeli consu l Triple Those Of Israel the cause of Israel,'" because they ge neral in New Yo rk, made a DON'T BLOW .. know what it is to struggle to brief speech to express his WAS HI NGTON T h e survive ... said Percy E. Sutton. country·s " heart fe lt gratitude." YOUR COOL! Defe nse Departme nt estimated Borough President of Man hattan. te lling the ra ll y that " Israel stands that Arab losses. both in men and He reca ll ed for the mostl y union against a si lent wor ld whi ch has !!Q! IS THE TIME YOUR equ ipm ent, ran about three times and substantia ll y black and Puerto fa il ed, eve n aft er the I It h day of those of the Israe li forces in the Rica n audi ence demonstratio ns fo r wa r. to condem n the aggressors ... CAR'S COOLING SYSTEM 17 days of fi ght ing up to th e min ority group rig hts in the IElTS, RADIATOR declarati on of a cease-fire. United States. a theme th at was Doves Support HOSE, HUTER HOSE, In a bri efing before the House repeated by several labor officials Armed Services Comm ittee, whi ch and clergymen who shared the Government Policy THERMOSTAT, ETC. speakers pl atform. was cl osed to the publi c, defense J ERUSALEM - Mam leading offi cials reportedly estim ated that Represent ative Herman Badil. Israeli "doves.. who ha~1e oftc~ the combined Arab forces had Democrat of the Bronx. call ed fo r cr it ici zed the Israeli government suffered around 15,000 casualt ies. public pressure "by all of the for infl exibili ty \"-'ere .... amon~ a people regardless of background killed a nd wo unded . Israeli group of Hebrew . U ni vc;sity AUTO _RADIATORS Israel' ' to urge casua lties in killed and wounded or thoughts a bout professors who issued a statement Congress to reject favorable-trade REPAIRED--·REBUILT .... NEW CORES were placed at sli ghtly less than accusing the Arabs of seeking to status fo r the Soviet Uni on unl ess 5,000. annihil ate Israel and su pporting FOR All CARS AND TRUCKS it stopped supplying arms to Ara b Th e Arabs were estimated 10 the government's policy of not nati ons. HEATERS have lost about 1,900 tanks and moving fr om the territories unt il approxim a tely 450 airplanes. Trade Aid Opposed peace. REPAIRED & INSTALLED Israeli losses we re · placed at Dav id Li vingstone, president of .. The Arab doctri ne of prior around 120 pl anes and more than Di strict 65 , sponsors of the rally, agreement by Israel to withdraw 800 ta nk s and armored ve hi cles. announced that the un io n had fr om territ ory is ill ogical and PROMPT, DEPENDABLE SER'i:ICI Pentagon offi cia ls emphasized. raised $ 10,000, and hoped to raise unacceptable:· the sta tement said. however. th at th ese we re rough $ 15,000 more. to go to an Israeli "Everyone of us is wh·o ll y ~stim ates, based largely on reports la bor movement hospi tal at Ku pa t convi nced that our very ex istence RADIATOR & r ece i ve d fr o m th e Israe li Holin . today 10 wit hstand the Government, and that it would .BOSTON BODY WORKS A vice president of Di strict 65. Egyptia n and Syrian assault and probabl y be some wee ks before William Tate, a bl ack, said the turn it back, is due 10 th e fact that 185 PINE ST precise, reli able estimates could be union had commiued itse lf to aid th is doctri ne was rejected by us· obta ined on the losses suffered by PROVIDENCE GA 1-2625 Israel because " we beli eve in the (Israel)." both sid es. existence of Israel; Lhey are a minority in the Middle East just Newspaper color communicates . ; STATIONN0.575 Newspaper ads can be run on like we are a minority here." form many mark eting objecti ves • short notict: a ny !oY.ei:k, . iill year. .. He said that 40 per cent of the at reasonablc •cost. ,, or, THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1973 - 9 MEMORIAL CENTER Arabs Protest NEW YORK - The American Carmel for the 11 Israeli Olympic Israeli Telethon Friends of Haifa University have athletes murdered by A.r ~b launched a drive here to esta blish terrorists in Munich September 5, NEW YORK - Dozens of a Memorial Sports Center on Mt. 1972. Arabs gathered in front of the studios of WPIX-TV at Second Avenue and 42nd Street to protest a telethon on the stati on that is PLANNING A PARTY! raising money for the United MEAT PLATTERS J e wi sh Appea l. (ASSOR_TED MEATS) The dem o n s tr a t o r s; w h o conducted a peaceful protest, were POTATO SALAD, COLE SLAW led by Dr. M ohammed T . Mehdi, BREAD, ROLLS, PASTRY - who heads the Action Committee 5 on American-Arab Relati ons. ALL FOR 3.00 PER PERSON • MEAT PLATTERS ALL GARNISHED. In Br oo kl y n, o n A tl a ntic CHECK OUR WEEKLY SPECIALS ON OUR A venu e be t ween Court a nd FRESH MEAT & DELI DEPT . Clinton Streets. about 200 Arab students and busi nessmen rall ied for nearl y an hour yesterd ay PHIL AISKAMS aftern oon. cha nting a nti- Israel 1.':'' V..ARWICK AVE WARWICK slogans a nd condemning America n assista nce 10 Israel. T he police 463-8844 arrested one demonstrator for d isorderl y condu~t. KOSHER MEAT-DELI- BAKERY

Give -to the Jewish Federation. of R.I. OUR YOUNGER SET: Gregg Philip, four and one-half years old, and Julie Robyn, two years old, are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kushel of 215 Cleveland Street in Pawtucket. Grandparents are Mr. and PAWTUCKET-BLACKSTONE VALLEY Mrs. Beniamin Hayman and Evelyn Kushel. Great-grandparents are Etta Hoyman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bresler of Providence, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Max Pepper of Houston, Texas. Immigration (Jp In Spite Of New War all out PAWTUCKET NEW YORK Nearly 2.000 continue. to assure the rapid a nd Sov iet J ewish Immigrants have comple te integra tio n of new the streamed int o Is rael s ince immigrant families." the UJA for "D" Day is Se ptember 30, the largest number leader stated . to come sin ce the beginning of the By providing such vit a l services Pawtucket recent Soviet Jewish exodus. Pau I as housin g, voca ti onal tra ini ng. this SUNDAY Z u , k e r ma n , U nited Je w is h education a nd the mastery of a area Ap pea l. G ener a l C ha irm a n n e w l a n g u age. th e I s r ae l announced today. Emergency Fund makes possible NOVEMBER 4 .. Despite the fact that the care and assistance for hund reds peopl e of Israel arc turning a ll of tho usa nds o f imm igra nts. their efforts toward s defense ... Mr. in cl ud ing tens of thousands of Z uc kerm a n said. ..the initia l Sovie t J ews, the aged. Th is Su nday o pen yo ur d oor a nd your heart to the Pa w tucket JF RI volunteer who comes to your ho use. proCessing of arriving immigran ts ha nd icapped a nd unabsorbed He has already made his pledge . Now he is volunteering his time a nd effort to help you make yours. continues to proceed efficiently. in n ewco m e r s o f p r evio u s G ive to humanitaria n causes in Israel o s well a s important loco l and nationa l ca uses. Make it a a n atmosphere of calm .·· immigrations. GENEROUS GIFT! " The newcomers arc being And now. as the people of welcomed by recent immigrants Israel fa ce yet another crisis. NOTE TO PAWTUCKET " D" DAY WORKERS--Report at 10 a .m. sharp this Sunday, Nov. 4 , to wh o take them to a bsorpti on dedicated work ers and vo lunteers the home of William fellner, " D" Day Chairman at 9 Lowden St., Pawtucket centers throughout the country throug hout the U nited S tates are MAX ALPERIN , President Jewish Federation af R.I. SAMUEL SHLEVIN , Area Vice-President ... in Dim ona, I 3· Ru ssia n families campaigning around the cl ock in Pawtucket-Blackstane Valley Ca-Chairmen: DAVID HORVITZ, E. MORTON PERCELAY, JACOB we re met by North African an eff ort to meet in full the re­ N. TEMKIN, WILLIAM FELLNER ; " D" DAY Co-Chairman, ABRAHAM SNYDER immig rants onl y one month in th e settlement and a bsorpti on need s of co untr y ... a nd ma ny ve ter a n all ne w immigrants to Israel. Ru ssian immigrants are sharin g their apartments with new arri va ls. M a ny vo luntee rs have been Valery Panov assisting J ewi sh Agency offi cia ls at Lod , a nd wounded a nd disa bled Israeli vetera ns of previous wars Can Leave Russia If you thought we had wh o ca nn ot se r ve in the army arc now working in a ll aspects o f the Wife Must Stay energy to burn,here are a few Je wi sh Agency's program for the a bsorption of new immigrants, _ NEW YORK - The Nati onal helping th em to get settled in their Conference on Sov iet J ewry said things to think about. new home, "' according to Mr. here it le~rned tha t Valery Pa nov Zuckerma n. has received permission from So­ " Because immigration to Israel viet authorities to go to Israel on The trouble is that there are is continuing at an accelera ted condition that he leaves hi s wife. going. to be more of us-over ra te, the humanitari a n programs G alina, in the Soviet Union. of the Jewish Agency, supported According to the NC SJ. Soviet 35,000,000 more by 1985-burning ma inly wi th contributions to the offici a ls told Panov that his wife up more and more energy. Our U nited J ewi sh Appea l's Israe l was being d enied a visa because consumption of oil, gas and coal Emergency Fund , must also her father has refused to let her will almost double by 1985. But, emigrate. G alina is not Jewish. our use of nuclear energy will be Canal To Be Cleared The NC SJ reported that Pa nov 11 times greater than at present. reportedly was told by Soviet Inte­ That's why it's essential that we In About Six Months rior Ministry offici als that hi s wife make the wisest, most efficient would be reinstated with the Kirov use of the energy resources we CA I RO - Preparations are Ballet Company from which she goin g ahead for the start of work a nd her husband had been ex­ have .. . why we must develop new to clear the Suez Cana l within as pelled if she would divorce Va lery. resources to serve our growing little as six months, the chairman Panov's a nswer was .. I prefer to needs and best human interests. of the cana l authority said . die rather tha n to leave her. "' Our goal is to provide our cus­ Mashur Ahmed, the offici al, Richard Maass, NCSJ chair­ tomers with reliable electricity­ sa id tha t the authority had ma n, termed this latest Soviet ac­ one of the cleanest and most received off ers from companies tion "outrageous"' and a form of efficient forms of energy- at throughout the world to clear the heartless harassment. When it comes to keeping up with reasonable prices and with 100-mile wa terway of wrecked "'V alery Panov a nd his wife are ships a nd other debris that have our growing energy demands, environmental safeguards we being bruta lly a nd heartlessl y America's a little like our friend blocked it sine the 1967 war. He crushed by the Soviet govern­ can all live with. Together, we can a nn ounced that the West Germa n ment's persistent refusal to allow on the exerciser-we're running provide the reasonable means to salvage compa ny Hardt and a them to leave. through our energy resources reasonable ends. Yugoslav compa ny had been " To even suggest that a man faster than we can replace them. accepted by the authority to do People like you working must leave hi s wife or a woman Today, we have enough domes­ to make life a little better. the j ob join tly. -divorce her hu sband in order to tic oil reserves to last us 10 years. Mr. Mashur estima ted the cost qua lify for the basic human right Enough natural gas to last 11 years. of the clearing operati on at $750- to live freely in a country of one's Enough coal for 500 years. And, millio n. He did not think Egypt choice, is a perversion of the true would ha ve difficulty raising loans without the help of the breeder mea ning of that right, Maas react6r, only enough uranium for f o r thi s, saying th a t the stated. Int e rn a ti o n a l B a nk for 13years. Reconstruction and Development Newspaper readership increases had been interested in the project, with income until the top bracket as had the Bank -of Kuwait.•, · . is practically .saturated, lj . !<) H ) I'll) l ~ HJ;I'. ,it t 10 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1973

ADDED SUFFERING result in ~dded human suffering MONTREAL - Two Canadian unless ,t 1s accompanied by an Jewish spokesmen have warned easing of repression cin the part of that East-West detente could the Soviet Union. That point was SUCCESSFUL made at a recent meeting with Canadian Foreign Secretary lstAMUER Mitchell Sharp by Alan Rose g • executive director of the Canadia~ INVESTING ~ fl"t--' l, ;'I Jewish Congress and Perry Meyer, ROGER E. SPEAR NWMIN'S "- a professor of law at McGill LUHCHEON University. Retailing Prospects A: World's revenues rose 28% in Les& Than Buoyant SPICIALS DAILY. HAVE YOUR CARPET the first half. while earnings •. COCUAtU • ·J PROFESSIONAU Y STEAMED Q: Last year, when ii was a new dropped from 23¢ to 3¢ per share. Ol'IH OAH.r 1 OArS •KtrM ll ...... '. CIEANED BY A PROFESSIONAL issue, I bought Ames Depa rtm ent If sale of First Western Bank & • 09DHI NIT-Ur.TO..O _.ill( __.;,-;;:;_~ CARPET MAN Stores (N YSE) a t 21 1/ 4. The Trust (99.5% owned ) 10 Lloyd·s m: n1--.s1 ~ FOIi ESTIMATE CAU price dropped a lmost immediately Bank of London is completed prior llll WHT SHOil ID.. WAIWICII, -, . L Ioli lerlinsky's House of Carpets and went as low as 4 3/ 4. Would lo the end of the year. a substantial SSINo. lr-..,, lestPrH CJi1717 RTE. 117 Free Parking you recommend selling or do you capital gain will be included in think there is a chance fo r recov­ 1973's income statement. Because ery"' M .A . this holding contributed over 80% A: Shares of this retailer. which 10 last year•s earnings. profitable NOVALOX have been publicly traded for more reinvestment of the proceeds from FRESH FROM THE SMOKE HOUSE TO SPEAK: Elie Wieiel, Professor of than a decade, were listed on t!K, the divestiture is vital to this non­ ORDERS TAKEN FOR 3 LB. MIN. Judaic Studies at the City College Big Board- in Oct., 1972. In June. scheduled airline's future growth. I of New York University, author 1972, when you presumably pur­ would watch the stock for a chance ON_EVEN SLICES ...... 2.25 LB. and lecturer will be the featur.d 1 speaker at the Lecture Series of chased. a 265.000-share secondary 10 bail out on any rise lo the 8 11-9 the Institute of Jewish Studies, offering was brought out by the le.-el. LOX SPREAD sponsored by Temple Emanu-EI on company and selling stockholders. Spice Pro,·ides Zesty FOR OMELETS Mix wii1◄. ciieAM CHEEsE: ere. 1 •2 o LB. Sunday, November 4 at 8 p.m. At this time some 21 % or 440.000 Growth For McCormick Mr. Wiesel is a survivor of shares are held by the chairman Q: I ho ld 1.800 sha res of EVEN SLICES ...... 5 .25 LB. Auschwitz and Buchenwald and is ■ nd his family. As of Jan. 31 of fis­ the author of "A Beggar in Je­ cal 1972-73. 36 stores were in oper­ McCormick & Co. (OTC) soock. 942-S703 738-S41 S ru,alem" and " Souls on Fire". ation. with 10 ne"' uni ls ( 4 were ac­ some of whic h cost $5 1 per share. quired ) lo be operati>e by 11K, 1973- We a re over 75 a nd need more in ­ come as I wi ll retire in a year. Sapir Praises 74 year-,,nd. W ould you make some sugges­ In the decade follo,.·in~ the in­ Support of US Jews tions' B.B. The -YARN BARN itial stock offering. earnings rose from 1k lo Sl.10 per share. Thus. A: Your McCormick shares were EW YORK The current worth S92,000 when I advised you outpouro ~g of energy. effort and the abrupt cessation earh· in 1972 of this geometric expansi~n of prof­ to reimest for higher yie ld ab.,.;, a funds by the American Jc"osh year ago. Now. with this im·estment 1st Birthday Sale communil) on behalf of the people its precipitated a collapse in share price. Causes of the s.lo"'down "''ere ,alued al about $72.000, my advice of Israel evoked an cn1hus1as11c is to sell 1.000 shares and reinvest response fr om Israeli M1ni s1er of territorial saturalion which created a highli· compelili>e marketing cli­ the proce,eds in income securities. ALL CREWEL & NEEDLEPOINT KITS Finance Pinhas Sap1r. In a special The remaining 800 shares should be m cssage to American Jev. s. mate. escalatirtj: costs. inability to pass on costs particularly in the held for recovery. McCormick is a GREATLY REDUCED rele ased by the noted Jewish forward-loollrng, old-line company Appeal. Sapir sa id : loll·-to medium-prier merchandise market in which Ames operates and which was founded in 1889. Earn­ A Big Savings on all our ·· Br others and sisters. v. e a re at ings gro"'·th has been impressh·e; in wa r. Nobod) cou Id say several a slo"'do"·n in demand. Prospects for the immediate future of con­ the last 5 years a 19% average an­ Columbia Minerva Knitting weeks ago 11 was goin g 10 happen. nual rate of increase was achie,·ed. A nd now we live in da)S when sumer demand are not encoura~ing. · and Crochet Wool Sell on any upturn. Income rose at this same rale in thousands of tanks want 10 deSlrO) the first half of the current fiscal us a nd 10 put us in the sea. Our Q : Is 1t sti ll possible. no" 1ha1 OUR READY MADE DESIGNER FLOOR SAMPLE PILLOW year, but with a larger number of sold iers on the fron11crs arc inlercsl ra tes have dropped. 10 get AND PICTURE ARE GOING TO BE SOLD AT A GREAT long-term bonds y1cld1ng 8% or shares outstanding in 1973, per )1old1ng up. We arc fighting wioh share net rose onl y 7%. A di vi dend SAVING TO YOU them. bet1er"! S.C. A: Absolutely, since the interest increase is possible although the We give FREE needlepoint instructions--And help put on "You. our brothers a nd sisters. yie ld would still be modest. have 10 cont inue 10 make a bigger rate slide has been primarily in the your Bargello patterns short-term sector of the · money The $41.000 realized from thi s effort 10 absor b ne wcomers. suggested sa le should be inve sted as 815 HOPE ST., PROVIDENCE people who a re a m v, ng in I rael markets. For example: A-rated Chrysler Corp. 8 7 / 8 of 1995 are follows: 300 Central Maine Power day a fter day J e" s from (NYSE). 100 Norfolk & Western Russia. We have 10 go o n wioh our trading aobo,e pa r to yield 8.3% currently and slightly less when (N YSE ) ISM Cha rter New York educati on program: we have to go 7s of 1979 and ISM Pacific Tel. & o n wi th o ur socia l welfa re held to maturity. Higher rated (AA I Pacific Tel. & Tel. 9 l / 8s of Tel. 8.65s of 2005. This package program : we have 10 build hou ses will pro,·ide $3.225 annually in in­ r-----•------,------,·fo r people who a re coming, for 2004 yield 8.4% currently despite terest and dividends ,·ersus $340 I The perfect way I soldiers who come back home. their present 9% premium orer face va lue. If you lee! comfortable with now being paid on the 1,000 And you, America n Jewr) as ou r McCormick shares. bigger partner. indeed a ll of the a well-co,·ered BB issue wuch as I to begin or conclude I Williams Companies II s- I 2s of Jews a ll over the world. have to Q : When you a re selling a stock I • h • play your part 10 be worthy of 1981. your current return would be 1 10%. a nd a broker quotes you a price of I· your evenmg at t e each other. .. S22 but yo ur transaction is at 21 Two Recovery Candidates 7 / 8 wh at has ha ppe ned"' A.O. Q : Early last yea r we bought I movies, bowling or the I Says Israel Getting A: If you were selling less than Emhart Corp. (NYSE) at S33 a nd 100 shares the 1/ 8-point dis­ Grolier Inc. (NYSE) al S25. Oil From Sinai Land crepancy wa s the odd-lot differ­ I Civic Center is . . . i Should we sell or hold "' T.M. TEL A VIV - Why does Israel ential or the fee for senices ren­ A: Despite the fact that both is­ I I continue 10 defy the U nited dered by the odd-lot dealer. If a N a tions a nd occupy Sina i"' One sues were purchased at consid­ round-lot transaction was involved. reason. says Parade Magazine. is erably higher prices. future pros­ your broker probably gave you the pects appear relatively optimistic ' CHEL0'5 ' oil. latest transaction price which might Israel is pumping an estimated for retention. Grolier•s foreign op­ or might not ha•• been the price 120.000 barrels of oil per day from erations, which accounted for 38% when your shares were sold. There occupied Sinai a nd has been doing of sales and 89% of income last is, of necessity. a time lapse be­ Beef Hearth year, are expected to carry 1973·s so since she defeated the Arabs in tween your verbal sell order and the the war of 1967. earnings above the depressed levels actual execution of that order. of 1972. The stock price has been RESTAURANTS According- to Egypt's Minister During this period. intervening of Petroleum Ahmed Hassan undermined by disillusionment with trades might alter the price of the the publishing industry, declining Hilal, "Israel is stealing more than stock. earnings and the negative impact of OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK $ IOO million worth of oi l from Rudeis, Sidri, Feira n, a nd Belaim. an ITC deceptive practices com­ LUNCHEONS• DINNERS• LATE NIGHT SNACKS TERRORISTS RELEASED south of the Suez Canal. Also plaint. However, increased spending JERUSALEM - Officials here from our inland fields at Sudr anticipated for reference books by In a friendly & -comfortable atmosphere where you have described as an "action Kasr Matamir. The oil is worth schools should have a positive effect con enjoy our generous size broiled & deli-style flouting all moral principles" abou t $350,000 per day at current on earnings. dinners or sandwiches-topped off witb CHELO'S Italy's release on bail of four Arab ma rket prices." Emhart has suffered from two I terrorists caught a rmed near famous desserts, baked with only fresh fruits, milk & Two months before the Arab­ strikes. now settled. and another Israeli installations in Rome. The eggs. Try us and compare. Israeli war broke out in 1967. walkout, as yet unr,esoh·ed. Curren­ I four have been ordered to remain Egypt opened its largest producing cy revaluation, a lower tax rate and in Italy, but informed sources here oil field, El Morgan. which has a record $90 million backlog more said it would be surprising if they WE SERVE ONLY U.S.D.A. CHOICE a lready produced more th a n 400 than offset the effects of these la­ did not leave Italy in view of million barrels of oil, most of bor disruptions so that earnings recent experiences in similar cases. BEEF, GROUND ■ SLICED DAILY which have been shipped to the were up 19% in the first half. Resi­ The move was described here as U.S., Japan, England. Brazil , Ita ly dential and commercial hardware 37% particula rly bad timing, when and Spain. account for of sales and 53% world attention is concentrated on CRANSTON PROVIDENCE The Israeli s will say nothing of income. However, since about the campaign to counter Arab 1275 Reservoir Ave. 505 Silver Spring about oil resources in Sinai, but half of these products go 10 the re­ terror. Jerusalem suggested the foreign embassies as well as placement market, a drop in new Opposite Gard. City Jct. Smithfield Ave. overly release now made it doubtful as to international oil companies admit housing starts sholuld not be when or even whether the four tactfully that they can spol Israeli severe for Emhart. In the last six months I have terrorists would be brought to PAWTUCKET - CUMBERUND tankers in the Gulf of Suez. laden Q: purchased 100 sha res of World trial. The Israeli Embassy in N~wport Ave. 1070 Mendon Rd. with Sinai oil. Airways (NYSE) at $8 and 100 a l Rome is expected to raise the Cor. of Armistice Berkeley I 7 out of 10 teenagers read a $4 7 /8. What do you think of the matter with Italy' s Foreign newspaper on an average day. stock? M.N. Ministry.

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• • o o o o o o a o a o 727 East Ave. So They Booed Only- Pawtucket, R.I. A 27-year-old woman who had lost her job climbed a 110-foot tower in D a ni a, Florid a. Despondent, she threa tened to jump. The crowd gathered below. The BUTCHER SHOP QUALITY police arrived and set about trying lo rescue this potential suicide. The crowd began lo pelt the police with stones. The rock throwing BONELESS increased as firemen a rrived with an extension ladder by which a physicia n cou ld help the woman d own. Police had lo use dogs to d isperse the crowd. They kept FRESH urging the woman lo jump. "She didn't leap so they booed" is a headline for our times. On a July day in 19 38. J ohn Wil li am Warde, aged 26, crawled $ out on the roof of the Gotham BRISKET Hotel on 56th Street off Fifth Avenue. For 14 hou rs Warde agoni,cd Single Cut wh il e ve nd ors sold opera glasses to the growi ng. ever impatient crowd below. Radio stations interrupted their programs to broadcast the event. if it can be called that. An Ir ish cop named Charles V. Glasco spent the day talking with Warde and a lm ost convinced him lb. to abandon hi s sui cide attempt. Some 10 years la ter Ho ll ywood re-created Warde's su icide in a movie calkd .. Fourteen Hou rs.·· In the e nd of th e movie. howe ver. the young man did not jump. The movie conccntratcd in some part on the vicarious thrill cxpericnccd by sQ_ccta tors and in a none-too­ s u b t I e way indicated h ow shameful a thrill il was. To have Front Cut let the hero jump would have shamed the audience as we ll. But spectators to a suicide arc not an audience. In fact . the spectators are a mob and wherc audiences want to realize an aesthetic thrill, CREAMY FLORIDA mobs want to rea li ze an actual New York thrill. Mobs always react the same way. The mob a ttending a public Style exhibition of intended suicide is so heartless that New York City not long ago put a law on the books Muenster Seedless that it is a cri me to urge these suicides to jump. The curious thing is that I have never seen a mob gather lo watch the death PASTROMI throes of a dog hit by a car, nor do people crowd the veterinarian tt~q~apef rui t extermination stations wheo a cat ~~~~;~~ -~~ -.;;,•i••---·..},-. -- is pul lo sleep. Freshly Sliced or Piece Jim Crow Is Alive and Well While the pri vate and parochial schools throughout the country are struggling to keep alive, private schools are flourishing, indeed $ proliferating, throughout the 19 South. In the South, however, the headmasters do not discourse on INOUR school tradition, distinguished DELI DEPT. ■ a lumni or the uniqueness of the private school educative process. The headmaster discourses on seg­ lb. regation. For these schools have been founded and a re perpetuated in or­ der lo avoid integration. John Edgerton of Nashville, Tennessee, writing in "South To­ ••o oe••••••••••• ••••••••••oo ••oo•••••••••••• ••• •••••••oo day," has thoroughly researched this a mazing phenomenon. ~··:~a~~·:·························-:ii The segtegation academy is r··· more often tha n nol c hurc h-sup­ ············}~~o!!··2·5~1~ ported a nd operates with some public fund s, distributed through JUMBO EGGS 1: the conni vance of sympathetic :! •: With this coupon and $5 purchase 59 With this coupon and $5 purchase D :: =• e lected officials. •: or more except cigarettes - 0 • or more except cigarettes - ]• Though the public school system Zen : •: Limit one per family with coupon-Good thru l'lov. 7. : • •: Limit one per family with coupon-Good thru Nov. 7. :• dwarfs the segregation academies, ., ...... :. ll~·o1e·ee·ee·e1·ee·1·e·ee·e·1·ee·ee·iiG~;_ (Continued on page 12) •100•••••••••••• ••••••••••oo 12 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 01973 For the past 10 years, news­ CHILDBIRTH DEATH HARRY papers have invested more than PAYMENT $ 100 million a year in new and Your Money's Worth JERUSALEM - The National better equipment. GOLDEN Insurance Institute in Israel will (Continued from page 4) country, but today, piped-in pay a husband whose wife dies in storage tanks on your grounds (or natural gas, where available, (Continued from page 11) childbirth a monthly sum of some RENT OR underground). Storage tanks can usua lly is the cheapest fuel, fl 300 to help him get a nurse for still these .academies have under­ be a minus because they consume followed closely by oil. In the FOR SALE the infant. The payments will mined public education a nd are on space and because they can run Northeast, however, oil is the continue for two years providing their way to replacing the dualism CO-OP MEDICAL SUITE dry. They're a plus, though, in cheapest. Electricity is almost the infant remains in Israel during that desegration destroyed. · 111 wam■u, PIIIY. that no one can turn off your invariably the most expensive way that period. C hur c h-supported private • ApprH imattly IOO s11. tr. supply as long , as there's fuel in to keep warm. in many areas schools which are seregated are • Newly· rt4,ceralt4 weitin, rHm, bus i• your tank. In contrast, you have more than twice as expensive as no novelty to the South. For 50 ntss office, c.nsuhttien rotm, 3 u­ 00 r~bEANDRE'S no control over your natural gas the cheapest available fuel. LP years. blacks supported such a sys­ omining rtoms, lanne, ltb,ratwy. '4, ( (liquefied petroleum) gas is • Immediate e«

Prospects who buy often arc Sees Arabs And Jews With Common Bonds much more likely to see your newspaper ad than occasional By F.dwanl W. Said purpose also buys a Palestinian The Jew of pre-Nazi Europe has idea was spurned as too utopian, buyers. ( Edward W. Said is professor of more time as an exile from his split in two: a Jewish hero, as too far outside the English and Comparative country? , . constructed out of a revived cult monotonously balanced sequence Literature at Columbia University. However, all Arabs have: of the adventurer-pioneer, and the of events to be accepted. But - is SEWNG YOUR HOME? He is a Palestinian Arab./ · this war a better alternative? suffered both in the Middle East Arab, his creeping, mysteriously CALL ••• and in the West. The Arab is seen fearsome shadow. Thus isolated During 1970 and 1971 a as the disruptor of Israel's from his past the Arab has seemed MURRAY ROSENBAUM PHYLLIS SHINDLER reasonably articulate Arab in the existence, or. in a larger view, as a condemned to being local color or (ZEKE ROSS) WEINER United States would frequently be surmountable obstacle to Israel's to chastisement at the hands of Antique Jewelry asked to participate in public creation in 1948. This has been Israeli soldiers and tourists, kept NOW LOCATED AT Michelle Realty discussions on the Middle East part of the Zionist attitude toward in his pl:ce by American Phantom lntiq11aVille1• 437-0030 433-4212 question. On one occasion I was the Arab, especially in the years jets and U .J .A. money. Rte. 44, 1!.elieltoth, Mos. . preceded to the lectern by an before 1948 when Israel was being Such human and political failure Israeli speaker who, I thought promulgated ideologically . has for its answering consequence then, had the lack of irony to say Palestine was imagined as an Arab military and oil threats and, that it was the Arabs that had empty desert waiting to burst into soon enough, Arab resurgence. CAMEO BEAUTY SALONS always seen themselves as the bloom, its inhabitants minimized Here too it is the symmetry that is chosen people. as inconsequential nomads disturbing, the excluded absence in REGENCY ELMGROVE Obviously this heedless remark possessing no stable claim to the it of some irregularity in the 60BROADWAY was a later embarrassment to him 155 ELMGROVE AVE. land and therefore no cultural pattern. Yet when the Palestinians 421-3586 as a Jew, and it was easy to mock permanence. At worst, the Arab raised the alternative of· secular 421-1975 him with hi s own observation. This today is conceived of as a bloody­ democratic state for Arabs and incident isn ' t perh aps of minded shadow that dogs the Jew. Jews, for Jews with Arabs, the CAROL LORETTE tremendous value now, except that Manager WAYLAND it does come back, particularly and ROBIN 500 WAYLAND AVE. during these anxious and confusing TETRAULT 274-4496 days of this fourth Arab-Israeli • ANN WULS, PROPRIETOR war. You begin to realize that (Continued from page 4) what: as an intellectual of secular clements and even dangerous persuasion you have always nightclub - left New York to animals, but in New York we have believed, that there is rea lly no entertain troops in Israel, he a different problem .:... curious on FRED SPIGEL '5 such think as a divinely chosen hopefully bought tickets for the lookers waving at the camera" race, has a disquieting additional opening of Medea at the Players Shirley Temple Black will be the meaning. Theater Germaine Greer's hostess at the San Francisco KOSHER MEAT MARKET movie premiere of Jonathan No, the Jews are not a chosen former husband, Paul du. Feu, 243 RESERVOIR A VE , PROVIDENCE HO 1-04 2 S people, but Arabs and Jews completed his first book, let"s Livingston Seagull to benefit together have chosen each other Hear It For the long-legged UNESCO. SNOP TN( MODllN WAY • PHSONAllZID SERVICE for a struggle whose roots seem to Woman ... Japan Air Lines is Perry Como and Anna Mollo "MEATS WITN YOUR APPROVAL" go deeper with each year, and negotiation to pro,idt its entertained at the recent USO Gold whose future seems less thinkable passengers with copies of Ga,­ Medal Dinaer hoooring Robert W. PLUMP KOSHER ( U) and resolvable each year. Neither Ka nl n's no,el, A Thousand Sarnoff, cliairman of the board of people can develop without the Summers. It will be the first ti- a RCA. "Performiac al dillaers is EMPIRE FROZEN other there, harassirg, taunting, hard-co,er book has been offered ,ery rewardiac," said opera star fighting; no Arab today has an on commercial !lights. Miss Mollo. "I'm not oa long identity that can be unconscious of e-1~ for !ht udiellClf to tire of TURKEYS Harry James, who played a one­ 93~ the Jew, that can rule out the Jew - - or - of diem" ... Como 1 0 LBS. AND UP night stand the other night at as a psychic factor in the Arab spoke of Ills loac usociati• with Roseland Dance City, once fitted identity; conversely, I think, no Sarnoff, formed by his NBC-TV for a suit to wear at an Jew can ignore the Arab in show. "So wbea twy asked me to e ng agement. When the tailor general, nor can he immerse si111," he joked, "I could ■ 't ref11•. ANNOUNCEMENT asked James if it was satisfactory, himself in his ancient tradition and He's been my employer for u Joas the musician replied: "I must KEEP THIS AD FOR FUTURE REFERENCE so lose the Palestinian Arab in ' u l'tt been his friend." make my final, special test." He particular and what Zionism has then sent for his trumpet and held J . P. Donlcavy, author of the done to him. The more intense We regret to notify our many patrons it up to his lips to sec how much new Dclacortc novel A Fairy Tale these modern struggles for identity of his shirt cuff was exposed. in New York. who lives in Ireland, that we ARE NOT accepting orders become, the more attention is paid dined at the Nirvana and discussed by the Arab or the Jew to his Mae West is producing the his two-week lecture tour of U.S . for "Thanksgiving Turkeys." However chosen opponent, or partner. Each Broadway rf>i>al of Pleasure Man , universities: " I book my annual is the other. her play from the '20s, and sent a tour the same time each year, we will have: copy of the script to Danny La I can recall that as a child during the World Series. That's KNISHES before 1948 in Palestine and Egypt Rue , the English female the way I gauge my appeal to RICE the foreigners with whom I was impersonator, who may star in the students." KREPLACH STUFFED CABBAGE surrounded here a nd there stood role she originated ... Sol Hurok, Sid Darion produced a TV out with a hard and almost cold Da,id Merrick, Joan Fontaine and KISHKIE STRUDEL special for the ABC Directions difference f r om me. The Schuyler Chapin will attend 1 CHICKEN SOUP KUGELS series, a discus.sion with Raul Englishman or the Frenchman or reception to consider mayoral Cardinal Sii,a Henriquez, Arch­ CHOPPED LIVER FRENCH APPLE PIES the Greek had recognizable candidate Abe Beame's "white bishop of Santiago, one of the first (Homemade) patterns of speech and even dress, paper" on his plans for New York prominent Chi leans to be gestures unique to each, and so theater and cultural events. ORDERS MUST BE IN NO LATER THAN NOV. 16 AND PICKED inteoiewed since last month's coup. on. Yet the Jew, whether he was UPON THURSDAY, NOV. 22 between 9 a.m. & 2 p.m. Sidney Pollack, director of the When Darion asked the Cardinal Egyptian, Palestinian, Italian or movie The Way We Were , to sit quietly for a few miootes so British seemed to seep through , KOSHER compared shooting in Manhattan the cameraman could film the • those harder identities and be with desert locations or introduction be replied : "Asking a ~ow,j CATERING SERVICE mixed up with mine. Usually of snowstorms. "I prefer the latter," Cardinal to sit without speaking is course, nothing was said, but there he said. " I can contend with harsh not a request - it's a miracle." 8S I North Moon Stre et PL 1-5300 was a felt correspondence between I Entrance on Royal ) us nevertheless. Maybe this experience was not common to Says Sadat, many Arabs: I don't really know. Now, however, there is a corporate Arab-Jewish identity, so Was Charged overlaid with events, with insults, wars, humiliations and fear, all In Espionage those seeming inevitabilities; but there arc only the rarest occasions BEIRUT - Former Egyptian for judging how in victimizing President Mohammad I Naguib each other often at the wrote in the first installment of his instigation of imperialist powers memoirs, printed in the Beirut - we have shared little except daily "L'Orient Le Jour," that the conflict and a gradually current President, Anwar Sadat, diminished human reality. was charged by General Ibrahim ••• Attallah, the military commander Every Arab has his own of Egypt in 1942, with espionage national identity to protect his on behalf of Nazi Germany. spirit from the fraying ordeals of Naguib said the affair came to Arabism-Israelism, that ugly light when Sadat's father came to padlock of one-against-one Attallah 's office seeking withdraw­ Yoaowe It toyounell tension. For the Egyptian there is al of the charge. Naguib, who was an unbroken national Egyptian then Attallah's deputy (and was . ·to;visltus. history that has endured for eighty later deposed by Gama! Abdel ' 'foa'II be plenty llappy with younel( if-you do. ~ 'e can 1how yoti "·hat .the word centuries; this is a sovereign life Nasser from the presidency), htnry it ■ II ■ boat . la luaciou11 ap■ r1meal1 and loWnhousee 1h•t have.ju1t got to whose richness astounded even wrote to the commander con­ delde yoar faney. All that poth li•ing ii{ your .-er, own place in the eity. Ki1ht next Herodotus. For the Palestlhian tending that even if the accusation deer to a whole eity f■ H of er~zy, wonderlul thing1' to see and do. But there'• more perforce his national identity is an were true, Sadat should be consid­ to U11innhy Hei,sht1 lhan po11h lh•in11. ,There'•our new A_auna and exen:i!ie room. embattled r esistance to ered as having acted not aga_in_st Right now we're fe■ turi ■ ,r 2 and 3 ~drf'Hlm 111partmenlA and townhom1et fro_.., $240 dispossession and extinction; yet Egypt, " but rather against Britain to 1300. Do 10me1hin1 nice to yf'l11r,iel£. (;all SJ 1-1794 anytime or •h,it our oHiee and for most of the world he has - Egypt's enemy." med9J apartment. OHice open Mnnday 1hrough Friday, 9 A.M. lo 7 P.M., ~aturd ■ y seemed like cigarette ash, moved Naguib ·said Attallah rejected and Sunday, n&on lo 7 r.M. 1 Thomas Olney Cammon. Pro'Yidence. from corner to corner, threatened the plea and when the former On' Olney Streel, near j1111cture 0£ Norlh Main and Bene£h. always with irreversible dispersion. threatened to resign and quit his ,.,.. . How many partisans of Jewish commission, Sadat was temporar­ immigration to Israel recognice ily put under confinement to avoid uni~ersity hei hts that every penny spent for that his having to stand trial. =~~-~------_-_..______:-_ -.::::-_-_____.. _- _....._...... _ ...... __... _ ___ ,.... ______

14 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1973 those coming-to slowly after a nat­ ural disaster. Soviet Union Blocks UN Move Act 2 is involved with the rela­ tionships of Jefferson, slaves, society, and family; wi th the dis­ To Get Prisoner Exchange covery of, and retribution for, the UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. - to pull back to the positions they crime; and, basically, with the ef­ The Soviet Union blocked a move occupied at the time of the fort to understand why Jefferson to ask Egypt, Syria and Israel to October 22 cease-fire. France and never referred to the murder. cooperate with the International Britai n took a sim ilar view, " Brother to Dragons" hinges, in Committee of the Red Cross on delegates said. fact, on that last point; why did the matter of prisoners captured Pullout Called Key Issue Jefferson deny, by his silence, that during the Middle East fighting. A Soviet spokesman would not the republic of hs dreams would According to diplomats here, confirm that Mr. Malik has be - m~t be - fashioned not the 15 members of the Security opposed the appeal but said the only of reasoning men but also of Council were asked individually prime issue was Israel 's the uncommon clay of killers? But and privately to agree to the withdrawal to the October 22 Lilburn Lewis is clearly depicted dispatch of an appeal to the lines. The spokesman added: as insane, and this makes unbelie­ parties in the name of Secretary " It is not possible for Israel to vable the point that script and General Waldheim and Sir take one element which interests company take as central. Like Laurence McIntyre of Australia. only Israe l namely the many plays with an idea. this one the Council President. prisoners of war - and put it falls down in its second act, when Fourteen of the 15 did not before all other considerations. the tension and sense of inevita­ oppose the appeal. the diplomats This would be a one-sided bility that build up to murder have said, but Yaklov A. Malik. the approach ... been replaced by working out and Soviet delegate. balked. raising Israeli officials- estimated that winding down. and the idea must objections and insisting that the Egypt was holding 350 Israelis and be accepted or rejected wit hin its appeal should not go out without Syria 100. They also said that context. ' further consideration by Council Israel was holding 7.000 prisoners: The play was done five years members. As a consequence. the 6,000 Egyptians. JOO Syrians. 15 ago by Trinity with a different diplomats added was abandoned. Ir aqis and a number o f cast. except for Barbara Meek as According 10 diplomats here. Moroccans. Israel officials in the black foster-mother and Mar­ the Soviet Union has been recent days have been insistent guerite Lenen as the white moth­ insistent that the prisoner issue that prisoner lists be given 10 the er. This production seems in one was linked 10 getting Israeli forces Red Cross. way curi ously old-fashioned: the use of choral speech for bridging or"punctuating episodes is so mu ch Plan Cultural Program Series a technique of the thinies and for­ ties that it comes as a surprise to find it emplyoed at Trinity. where For Residents Of Home For Aged normally the effects are dis­ Rabb, Nathan N. Rosen. Hillel continue to be socia ll y and in­ tractingly in the " when will the director and Jewish chaplai n eme­ tellectually isolated from the com­ cannon go off" category. Among ritu s of Brown Universi ty. will munity which they helped build them (the effects. i.e.) was a se­ present the first in a series of Jew­ and support. ish cultural programs to be shared Richard Kavanaugh and Marguerite Lenert as Charles and Lucy Lewis duction scene with the hero prop­ Mr. Kronenberg indicated that by the residents of the Jewish erly unanired for seduction. The recent gerontological studies (stud­ Home for the Aged of Rhode ls­ lighting was dimmed, and except ies of the process of aging) dra­ land and the community. His pre­ Revival Of Brother To Dragons for the distraction noted. the scene matically point ou t the need for senta ti on of "The Life and Works would have worked well. continuing education. continued of Sholom Aleichem. Laughter The new small theater has the intellectual stimulation. and social Starts New Trinity Theater through Tears ... will be held at the feeling and flavor of Trinity's orig­ interacti~n of the elderly with A reviva l of Robert Penn War­ am Lewis had come to Kentucky Hom e on Tuesday, November 13. ina l home. and therefore necessi­ their community. They demon­ ren ·s .. Brother to Dragons" wit h their family when Jefferson's al 1:30 p.m. tates the same economy of space strate a lso that the loneliness and seemed an odd choice for Trinity brother-in-law, a failure in In announci ng this program. Ir­ and movement. The family. slaves. social isolation and the con­ Square Repertory Company's first Virginia. decided to try new ter­ ving Kr onenberg. executive direc­ and other members of the cast comitant intellectua l deterioration ritory. Mrs. Lewis's optimism was tor of the Jewish Home, pointed production in its new home.· In moved confidently throug h the of the elderly. can be considerably out that isolation from the com­ retrospect, it was a good first insufficient for the demands of the episodes and areas of an earlier offset through effective programs munity at large a nd from the Jew­ choice, representative of what new life. and her death was time that is not alien to our time. by a community which is aware. ish community. in particular. has Trinity has grown into in a way blamed by her older son partly on James Eichelberger made an effec­ concerned. and willing to act. Mr. always been a serious social and that a more dazzling play, new to hi s father but more on the family tive Jefferson except for a few un­ Kronenberg and his staff feel that psychological problem to the resi­ company and audience, may not slaves. Lilburn goaded the slaves restrained moments that seemed the Home can serve as a bridge be. into actions that required his re­ out of character. His posi tioning dents of the Home. With few rare between the residents of the Home The drama was fashioned by the venge. and then browbeat Isham against an upstage wa ll . where he exceptions. the residents of the and the community. They are Home are denied the norma l ave­ author, Director Adrian Ha ll and into assisting in the murder. looked like a fami ly portrait. was planning a seri es of cultura l and nues or social intercourse and par­ the company from Warren's long The play falls into two parts. cleverly done in Act I. David Ken­ educational programs by Jewish narrative poem about a barbaric the first an enactment (with flash­ nett g'/4 ve a fine ponrayal of ticipation in their community's so­ scholars, writers. poets and folk murder committed by Thomas Jef­ backs and previews) of the murder Southern hubris in his role as Lil­ cial and cultural events and activi­ artists at the Jewish Home which ferson's nephews. Lilburn a nd lsh- and of the household in which burn. provoking. spoiled. hand­ ties. For contact with their com­ will be open to the public. such an act is possible. The end of some and u nblanaced. munity. they must rely on the spo­ that act left the openi ng-night au­ The year of the crime. 18 11. radic visiting of relatives a nd Hopefull y, the various programs INDOOR dience abnormally si lent. like was an annus mirabilis. a year of friends and on the occasional in­ wi ll bring together residents of the wonders. It may be that the won­ vitation to a special event for the Home and members of the com­ der of Trinity's "Brother 10 Drag­ elderly. Those who are ambulatory munity with common interests in TENNIS BOULEVARD ons" cannot be captured twice by and physica ll y able, do occasion­ Jewish cultura l themes. If the in­ Cra•IN T111is Clult an audience. that the slow gliding ally attend various cultural events itial series is successful in accom­ SHADE AND DRAPE, INC. of the river boat was a one-time and performances. but thi s .group plishing these goals, additional vision. and that the terror onstage constitutes a ve ry small percentage joint programs and formal courses OPENING FOR THE FINEST IN of brutal if symbolic butchery can­ of the residents of the Home. The wi ll be organized at the Home for NOY. 10, 1913 HOME, SHOP AND not more than once suspend the vast majority wit h physical dis­ residents and the community on a 8eginners Clinics & OFFICE DECORATING question of what relations the abi lities which limit their mobility, subscription basis. GroupltsSQnsAvoiloble. 724-0680 deeds of the insance need have to Call MW fer lessons and reservff time. the hopes and beliefs of the sane. lighting by Richard Devli n. cos­ Jews Participate 742 EAST AVE ., PAWT. LOIS ATWOOD tumes by James Berton Harris, 266 Atwood Ave. HOURS: properties by Sandra Nathanson. In Reconstruction The play was directed by Adr­ at Phenix Av~. DAILY 9 a.m.-5 p .m . Stage managers were William SANTIAGO - The organi zed ian Hall. with music by Richard 434 5551 ANY EVENING BY APPT. Radka and Howard London. The Jewish communi ty of Chile has Cumming, senings by Eugene Lee, cast: taken steps to participate in a Thomas James Eichelber__ger national campaign conducted by Jefferson the military junta to reconstruct Lucy Lewi s Marguerite Lenert the country. A number of Jewish CUSTOM TAILORS Dr. Lewis Richard Kavanaugh organizations have issued a public Lilburn Lewis David Kennett appeal to its members to isham Lewis Robert Black contribute to this effort. These Aunt Cat Barbara Meek groups include: Circul o lsraelita. John Ben Powers Kehila Askenazi, Bne Israel Select from hundreds of materials Head Man John McCrea (German Jews), Estadio lsraelita Laetitia Lewis Jobeth Williams Maccabi , Mazse (Hungarian Billy Rutter T. Richard Mason Jews), the Sephardic community Suits from ...... , .... s130.00 Sheriff Richard Jenkins and the Committee of Ladies. In Sudie Persley Mina Manente addition to appealing to members Jackets from ...... sgo.oo Frontiersmen, slaves Daniel Von as individuals, each of these Bargen organizations will also contribute Rose Weaver to the campaign. Slacks from ...... $30.00 Robert McCullen Meanwhile, Jewish institutions Robert Wills continue to function unhampered Shirts from ...... s12.50 John Szalkowski and communal activities are in full NEW EVIDENCE swing, it was reported by Dr. Gil Topcoats (Doeskin, Cashmere, BONN Documents in- Sinay , president of the criminating former concentration Representa tive Committee of camelhair, Tweeds) Store hrs. 5-p.m. to 8-p.m. camp guard Hermine Chilean Jews. _ other hrs. by appointment Braunsteiner-Ryan have been on or off premises delivered to West German Herald subscribers comprise an authorities by the Polish active buy ing market. 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Dayan Says Food Convoys Allowed HAVE BUYERS FOR Because Of US Threat To Halt Arms Commercial • Industrial or Residential Property JERUSALEM Defense "I'm not sure the soldiers know it Minister Moshe Dayan said that but the shells they ar~ firing today PLEASE CALL only under a thr~at of losing vital were not in their possession a United States arms .supplies had week ago. Herbert l. Brown Israel permitted relief convoys to "We can't make war without reach 20,000 beleaguered Egyptian shells and witlJout shells we can't 421-S3S0 liberate the prisoners." Polynesian soldiers in Sinai. ·•nd Residence Phone '"The food supply was not a Some eyebrows were raised CantoN.:~c Cuisine humanitarian gesture," he said in among Opposition members by ""COCKTAILS SlRVtD.. Ionic• • 861-S601 Parliament, replying to Opposition Mr. Dayan's suggestion that Israel • ,.... °"' criticism of the Government's had responded to an American 467-7440 ffEMRY'fl@oKE@ decision. "We had no choice. Or ultima tum . Haim Landau, a • J ir C?f'IC:1 t ,~d • to be more precise the alternatives member of the Parliament's Amp lt r;rr P,1 ,0:i~ REALTORS to allowing food convoys were foreign affairs a nd security 10 miM. Fro-n Pror. Hospital Trust Bldg. much worse." committee, said: "We heard a 1271t Post RG. Real l-~1 tate Since 1891 The Defense Minister said the contradictory version from another Wvwid: United States was the onl y minister." Mr. Dayan retorted country willing to s upply that such issues could not be ENGAGED: Mn. Herman Keir of equipment to Israel. "Anyone clarified in the full session of 22 Chadwick Raad, Syo11et, New advocating we run the war in a Parliament and s hould be York announces the engagement state of rupture with the United discussed in committee. of her daughter, Michele Lois of BUREAU OF JEWISH EDUCATION OF RHODE ISLAND Agawam, Massachusetts to Rich­ States is advocating we can't Prisoner Re.lease Expected IN COOPERATION WITH possibly win," he declared. ard Steven Blackman, son of Mr. The Defense Minister also gave and Mrs. Edward Blackman of The Government has been details of a breakthrough with 241 Fifth Street, Providence and TEMPLE BETH AM, TEMPLE BETH TORAH sharply criticized for permitting Egypt o n the prisoner-of-war the late Beatrice Blackman. Miu food and water to reach the issue. He told the House that Keir is also the daughter of the TEMPLE SIN Al trapped Egyptians of the 111 Corps Egypt would in a few days release late Herman Keir. INVITES THE JEWISH COMMUNITY TO JOIN without in sisting that the Cairo about 60 wounded Israeli s in Miss Keir graduated from Syos­ agree fir st to an exchange of exchange for a ll the wounded set High School and Pratt Institute, THE CRANSTON-WARWICK INSTITUTE prisoners. As Mr. Dayan spoke, Egyptians in Israeli hospitals and Br-klyn, New York . Mr. Black­ hundreds of relatives of missing man is a graduate of Oauical 75 seri ous cases in the trapped II I High School and Brown University. OF ADULT JEWISH STUDIES soldiers, m ostly women a nd Army Corps. An August 1974 wedding is set children, demonstrated outside the "We received this promise," by the couple. Parliament building. demanding a Mr. Dayan said. He reported that lltOERST ANDING THE BIBLE-RAUi SAUL LEEMAN tougher Government stand. the Egyptians had also undertaken UNDERSTANDING THE PRAYER BOOK--RABBI JEROME S. 449 Reported Missing to supply li sts of prisoners they ORGANIZATION GURLAND One placard -said: "The Geneva hold and to permit visits by the Convention is not a one-way International Red Cross. The BASIC JEWISH PRACTICIS-RABBI BERNARD ROTMAN street." Another. held by a small Egyptians have thus far announced NEWS BASIC HEBREW the names of 82 prisoners. girl, said "Where is my daddy''" B' NA I B'RITH MEETING CONVERSATIONAL HEBREW including the 60 wounded. Israel has reported 320 soldiers Roger Williams Chapter B'nai Cairo still balk s at releasing a ll SEMESTER I-NOV. IS-DEC. 20--IETH TORAH missing on the Egyptian front, 127 B'rith Women will hold a com­ the Israelis in exchange for 6,995 SEMESTER 11-JAN.3-FEBJ-BETH AM on the Syrian front and two in bined board meeting a nd member­ Egyp t ia n s held b y I s r a el. Lebanon. ship kick-off on Tuesday. Novem­ SEMESTER Ill-FEB. l~AR. 21 - SINAI according to Mr. Dayan. He said Menahem Begin, the Opposition ber 6 at 8 p.m. at the home of llGIITUTIOM NOW lllNG lCCirTlD IOI INFORMATION CAil JJl-095' that Syria had not budged on the leader, said during a visit to a Mrs. John Schechter. prisoner-of-war issue. The Syrians crack army unit he had found the Membership chairman is Mrs. have provided no li sts of prisoners troops bitter about the food Samuel Michaelson and . the they hold . convoys. Mr. Dayan answered: guest speaker is Howard Lipsey. BREAKFA ST UN Forces Past Record Good Congregation Agudath Achim is sponsoring a breakfast on Sunday. When Politics Is Kept Out November 4 in the synagogue vestry at 10 a.m. New York - Past United Egypt a nd Is rael. It also Rabbi Emanuel Bennett will Nations peace-keeping forces in established surveillance over speak and lead a di scussion on the the Middle East, Cypru s a nd shipping through the Straits of status and future of the progress Congo have performed adequately Tiran at the southern. of the area as an active Jewish when free of political manipulation Professionals said that this force community. and serious military challenge. carried out it s mis s ion 1 _ , Further information may be ob­ The is the view of military men 1 competently. But . it was not tained by call ing 222-3005 or 223- in Washington and London and of considered a credible deterrent 10 3166. officers who have served with the Israeli s or the Egypti ans. It United Nations contingents in the was formed of troops trained BOWL FOR ISRAEL Middle East a nd Cypr u s. differently and with a wide variety A Bowl for Isralel night is being according to Drew Middleton of of weapons. Its employment in held at the Lincoln Lanes. 5 Hig­ The New York Times. war against a coherent force ginson Avenue. Lincoln. on Satur­ Many United Nations officials would have been hazardous. day, November 3 at 7:30 p.m. think of peace-keeping forces These conditions intervened in _All proceeds from the evening more in terms of their politica l I 96 7 when the six-day war was will go to the Israeli Emergency influence th a n of military brewing. Early in May, Egyptian Fund through the Jewish Feder­ capabilities. This view differs from forces moved toward the area ation of Rhode Island. that of some regular officers who patrolled by United Nations The evening of bowling is do­ have served wit~ United Nations troops, the late Gama! Abdel nated by the Lincoln Lanes and its forces. Nasser asked for the withdrawal manager, Bill Vaillancourt. Proficient at Small Talks of the peace-keeping forces. ELECT OFFICERS Downstairs On May 16 Secretary General "We were all right as a Rhode Island Trowel Club pres­ Thant said that the forces could ,,_ OCT 24 • JQlll presence a nd for directing traffic ident, J ohn Seplocha and Aaron not remain in Egypt without her ROBERT PENN WARREN'S through the Greek and Turkish Cohen, treasurer a nd their wives l approval. ; zones," said a colonel who had and Lewis Blumenthal, past presi­ On May I 8, Mr. Thant ordered served in Cyprus, "But ii we'd had dent, attended the 67th annual the withdrawal of the forces. With to deal with a real guerrilla war - convention of the National Associ­ the troops out of the way, Egypt something like Indochina or ation of Masonic Clubs held at the /BROTHER prepared for the attack that led to Malaya - well, we just didn't Dennis Hotel in Atlantic City, the encounter with Israel. have the training or, when you New Jersey on October 18 come d own to it, the motivation." The United Nations' experience through 21. Lewis Blumenthal was ~ 'l'ODJWl·OIS The Middle East - particularly in Cyprus has been happier. In reelected as one of the directors directed ADRIAN June, I 964, when there was a ~ by HALL ' the Siani Penninsula, one of the of the National Association threat of war between Greece and ;~d :,'!;~·,;:·· --... main battlefields of three wars - John Seplocha was appointed as s Turkey, the United Nations sent has been the principal proving president of the Rhode Island Ma­ a. s:JN~ ·'--~' :/''>"· /--:." 6,238 soldiers to Cyprus . • ground for the efficacy of United sonic Clubs. > Mitt. Nations forces. These were drawn from Austria, 1- 21'.M. After the Suez war of early Canada, Denmark, Finland, ART CLUB MEETING z November, 1956, involving Israeli Ireland, Sweden and Britain. The The November meeting of the and British and French forces British and Canadian contingents, East Greenwich Art Club will be held on Tuesday, November 6, at ~ arrayed against the Egyptians, a a Washington source pointed out, .8 p.m. at the Old Colony Bank United Nations Emergency Force were the only ones whose officers Building on Main Street in East arrived in Egypt on November 15, and men had experienced the sort Greenwich. LOWEST Ticket Prices ANYWHERE! . 1956 The United Nations accepted of guerrilla war then threatening Ed Gershman will present a RESERVED SEA TS: All Only $4 offers of troops from Brazil, Cyprus. show of metal sculpture. IEIIRIL ADIIISSIOI SUTSI Canada, Colombia, Denmark, Possibly because there was Finland, Indi a, Indonesia, never any organized attempt by APPOINTED CHAIRMAN New Trinity Playhouse~downstai,s.;....S3 Norway, Sweden and Yugoslavia. Greek or Turkish Cypriots to NEW ,YORK - Willia m Lederer Theatre-upstairs..,-$1 By early in February, 1957, th e attack the peace-keeping force, Kotkes of Lawrence, N.Y., has Gentral note. General Admission Seating, if ovo;lable, can United Nations force had reached the operation has gone very well. been appointed Chairman of the be purchoied in penon at.the &ox Office, 201 Wc:nhington Street, gn the _day of performance. . its full complement of 6,000 and The routing and regulation of 30th Annual Dinner Meeting of had begun its task of observing highway traffic through the Torah Umesorah, the National trmity ·squara production1 ue covertd by lht Tich~ [n°d11W• a nd patrolling the 37-mile Turkish enclave had been carried Society for Hebrew Day Schools, manl Proar1m ol th1 Rhode hl1nd Sll11 Council on lht lrt1, demarcation line in the Gaza Strip out with a minimum of to be held Sunday; November 18 and the 130-mile frontier between interference . at the New York Hilton Hotel. 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16 - T H E 0RHODE IS LA ND 0H 0ER A LD, F RIDA Y, NOVEMBE R 2, 1973 When in doubt, you need look WARNS OF KI SSINGER Charge lsraer Abused no further for-the perfect gift. The UNITE D· NA TION S - " You Hera ld su bscription is always Jews are doing the sam e thing you The Syrian Prisoners a ppreciated for birthdays or did in Germany. You are going to holidays. Call the H era ld at 724- have the A merican people against GENEVA - Syria has call ed 0200. you," Issa N ahklep, UN observer Treasure Chest on the Internati ona l Committee or f o r t h e P..e, l es t i n ia n Ar ab the Red Cross to investi gate a Of Outstanding Offers and Opportunities delegatiQII, said here in response report that Syrian prisoners o f war INTERESTED? to a correspondent who asked him B y Alan Shawn Feinstein were forced to m arch ahead o[ to comment on the nomination of Israeli troops who were advancing Dr. H enry A . Kissinger as the new throug h a mi ne fi eld tha t was Secretary of State. Pressed to Hello, my friends. With crisis fr ee newsletter on them . T ravel protecting a Syria n position in the explain his feeli ngs, Nahk lep said after crisis bedevil ing us these bargains bu ilt around charter Golan heig hts. angrily: " What do you want me to days. I hope I can make this one a fli g hts are very worthwhile. (The Quoting the report pu blished in say? He is a Jew and a Zionistt:• little brig hter for you by some onl y one goi ng my way I ever re­ the Paris newspaper Le Mo nde. good things I've got: jected was one to the Far East - Mowa[[ak A ll a[. the head or the First, there is a pri va te monthly 1h a1 call ed for a stopover in Dam­ Syrian d iplomatic mi ssion here. WEXL-ER'S newsletter called T A X/ FA X. ri ch ascus.) protested in a note delivered 10 COINS-ST AMPS-SUl'PUES· wi th news of recent tax ru lings Wha t's the best hedge agai nst the a ll -Swiss committee against a nd tips on how to save mo ney on rampa nt infla ti o n·> No pa l a nswer. " th is barbarous crime ... & UNITED STATES FOREIGN your taxes. I've see n severa l issues So much depends on knowledge. He added that he had asked th e of this pu bli cati on - lots of good. lu ck a nd tim ing. committee to in vestigate what he PHONE: 336-9183 si mple money-saving ideas. And My own prefe rence is no-load termed the " fl agra nt violation" o f Geneva conventions protecting war BUY-SELL-APPRA ISE remember that a doll ar saved on mutua l fund s. But you mig ht want tax is more than a do ll ar earned. 10 look into the growing field of pri soners. 113 TA UNTON AV E., because it's tax fr ee and clear. in ves ting in rare coins. You can The report in Le Monde qu oted an Israeli wh o participa ted in SIIKONI , ■ A l l . W ith taxes as they are. and get­ get full d eta il s about it by writing bitter fi ghti ng around a Syri an I ting crazier. that doll ar saved is First Coinvesters . Inc .. FCI Build­ CALL a bout two d oll ars earned inq. 200 1. U. Willets Road. Al­ obser va ti o n post o n M o unt i\ TUTORING You can get the latest issue fr ee bertson. New York 11 507. Men­ Hermo n as sayin g: 621-9311 by writing TAX / FAX and men­ tion this colum n. " Syrian prisoners were stationed ll SERVICE lioning this colum n. Their address Just remem ber. this field is at the head of the unit ad va ncin g ll 331-2602 is 302 E. Catherine S1ree1. Cham­ strictl y [or long term in vesting. on the post to guide the Israeli ii & bersburg. Pennsylva ni a. Tha l. my fr iends. with a fond sold iers through the thousands of CURIOUS? FRENCH Been cheated by anyone lately? ad i!'u, is it un ti l nex t m onth . mi nes that had been pla nted by Fig ht Back. Don't Let the Gyp the Syri ans ... Can You Be Slimmer ITALIAN Artists Get Away With It. A Red C r oss s p o k es m a n I~ in 70 Minutes? A Ian S hawn Feinstein is a confirmed that the committee had That's the title or a booklet you syndicated colum nist. lie is th e YES LESSONS can get from Bay Area Neig hbor­ received the Syria n requ est. whi ch I autfior of Making Your Money he sa id was under study. _ See For Yourself ' 8 PER HOUR hood Development, 3009 16th G row. Folk Tales fr om S iam and I ------S treet, Room 25, San Francisco. MEN--- WOMEN oth er book.<. AR_E DESIGNED TO Californ ia 941 03. They also have Complete Privacy Time Says Note MEET YOUR SPECIFIC a nother o ne entitled 12 Secrets or SWlllRWAY IOOY SCllPruRING NEEDS a Sm art S hopper. SAT Tests To Be Threatened Israel You can send for both at the NEW YO RK - Time maga­ 1471 ltw-4 lwo.-U,,.,- 1.. o1 Call ELEANOR G. TAYLOR Given On Sundays same lime - th ey're yours [rec. zine says in its curre nt issue that Joloost.. Interested in travel ba rgains·' Mon. to So t. Mon. & We d. Evemn9s 861-2676 NEW YO RK T he Coll ege the note on the Middle East cri sis Call Now for on Appoint ment be tw een th e hou rs of . Write the Joycr Company. Box Board has announced an increase sent by Leonid I. Brezhn ev, the Mon euSI A,oilabl t 8 to 9 a .m . or 5 to 6 p .m . 707. W. Corona. Del Mar. Cali­ in the number of Sundays on Soviet party leader. 10 Presid ent fornia 92625. T hey'll se nd you whic h students may take the Nixon " th reatened the destruction Scholasti c Aptitude Test (SI\ T) of the sta le of Israel" by Soviet a nd the A c hievement 1es1s. fo rces if Israel "did not stop WAIWICK S und ay admini s tra t io ns are violating th e cease-fire ... _ _ c-..._... PAWTUCKET ,.,, ...... provided fo r students who. because T he 1ex1 or the note. wh ich pre­ S42 ...... A- ..... ~c-. of religious conv1ct1 ons. prefe r no t ceded Mr. Nixon's placi ng U nited Nnt • ...... •labfY I A.M.-7 P.M -M . J W 1:00 A.M. ,_ 10 P.M. to lest on Saturda) I A.M.-t P .M.• 0. ~ -S. 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