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u ~ C, C/l < J < t> .C} 0 ~ 0- 0 C\l t- 0 ~ :c Support . . By Jewish . Read ::: ...C/l - More Than Cl) • Agencies - .3 Cl! 35,000. E:: J With.Your Cal w • People .., g ..0 tw',embership • < • > THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. /. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. c- 0 C x. 0:: C\l Q. .V II , NUMBER 50 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1974 20¢ _PER COPY 16 PAGES Home To Remain On Hillside Ave. Harold Leavitt; president of the Jewish Home for ' the Aged of Rhode Island has announced that a special meeting of the board of trustees was held on Tuesday eve­ ning, February 12, to consider the results of an updated architectural, comprehensive site feasibility study as well as numerous other studies conducted in order to assist the board in determining a future course of action for the expansion or relocation of the Jewish Home. Following a presentation by Max Alperin, chairman of the planning and development com­ mittee, Irving Kronenberg, execu­ tive director of the Jewish Home, and Murray Sput, architect-con­ sultant of Nikita Zuk-0v and Part­ ners, Architects, the board of One of the projected views for the Providence Jewish Home for the Aged trustees voted in favor of ex­ pansion of the Jewish Home in its present location on Millside Ave­ US To Equip Jordanians With Antitank Missiles nue in Providence, ,tnd to proceed with the development of plans for AMMAN, Jordan - The soldiers firing the missile, but the Syrian front, where a reinforced surface-to-air missiles was a new construction as well as sub­ United States ) \;~ equiRping the weapon was not identified in the brigade of Jordanian armor was significant factor in the improved stantial renovation and modern­ Jordanian Arm}( wilh sophisticated film. also fighting. Arab performance on the ization of existing facilities. antitank missiles of the sort used Like Soviet Weapon The Israelis also developed a battlefield. by Israel during the October war. It is a tube-launched, op(icall y­ technique - still undisclosed - of Mr. Alperin estimated that the The Israe li Defense Minister. reliable sources said recently. tracked, wire-guided weapon, and evading the Soviet-built Sagger. new construction and renovation Moshe Dayan, acknowledged this It was the first time that the is called a TOW missile. It is Their initially heavy tank losses ccyld be accomplished at a cost of publicly after the war. He said United States has provided suer capable of knocking out a tank or from the. ,Sagger were reduced as approximately $5 million. Mr. Al­ that Israel had badly miscalculated weapons to an Arab country. The · an armored personnel ·carrier at the war ' continued a nd ·as they perin a lso indicated that building the number of antitank missiles Sov_iet Union delivered large several thousand yards. The refined their evasive technique. a nd construction, fund raising, and that the Russians had delivered to numbers of comparable antitank weapon is an improved version of Nonetheless, the widespread use public relations committees will be the Arab forc es a nd how missiles to Egypt and Syria before the Soviet-built Sagger missile, by infantry of antitank missiles appoi nted within the very near fu­ effectively infantry could use them and after the fighting last fall. which the Egyptians and Syrians was the major combat war, ture in order to implement the de­ against mas~ed armor. cision of the board of trustees.· A Jordanian Government used effectively against - Israeli accounting for much of the heavy spokesman declined to confirm or tank forces in the opening days of loss in armor suffered by both The delivery of the American Following the meeting Mr. deny published reports from the October war. sides. missiles fills a significant gap in Leavitt indicated that he was de­ Beirut on the new missi le, but The United States missiles were Israelis Caught Off Guard the Jordanian arsenal. Reliable lighted with the unity of the board reliable sources here said that rushed to Israel after the outbreak Using large numbers of Soviet sources said that the missiles had of trustees and with the long over­ units of the Jordania n Army had of fighting . as part of the Saggers, the Egyptians caught the been ordered by Jordan before the due decision to expand facilities already received the. weapon and American arms airlift that Israeli tank forces in Sinai off war, as part of the United States for the care of the elderly. used it in training. continued throughout the war. The guard. In the opinion of military a n n u a I m i I i t a r y-a s sis tan c e A film broadcast recently on Israelis used the weapon with specialists the combined use of the program, but that delivery had He pointed out that an ex­ Jordanian television showed particular- effectiveness on the antitank missiles and Soviet been stepped up since the fighting. panded Jewish Home in its present location, cooperating with The Mi- · tiam Hospital, Brown University Medical program and other com­ munity agencies can now develop as a model institution for the care of the elderly in our community. Pro-Arab Articles Lucrative Pastime NEW YORK Jlan Chevojinski, a Paris-based reporter for the Brazilian weekly Resenha Judaica, reports that the Arabs are "paying in dollars" to obtain pro-Arab articles written by .;espected journalists whose columns appear in European mass­ cir cu I at ion newspapers and magazines, according to a report released here by the Anti­ Defamation League of B'nai agencies which will adjoin the Jewish Community Center. The new por- AITIST'S CONCEPTION of the new office building for Jewish community tion is in the right foreground. - B'rith. ON HUNGER STRIKE Another aspect of this "news for LONDON - A great sensation sale" trend, also reported by the was caused by the disclosure in JFRI To Construct New Building AD L, was provided by Jewish Parliament by the Minister of After four years of study and The new plan adopted by the classrooms for the Community leaders in Milan and Rome. They State at the Home Office, Mark deliberation, the board of directors board calls for a two-story build- Hebrew High School, and library told ADL that important Carlisle. that among four men and newspapers and radio-television of the Jewish Federation of Rhode ing with 4,000 square feet per space. two women who are being force­ Island has approved a plan to con- floor, which will interconnect on stations are disseminating fed in British prisons. after having struct a building to house new of- both levels with the Center. Facil­ The Rhode Island Jewish His­ verbatim, in the guise of news, gone on hunger strikes, was one Arab propaganda material · fices for the Federatlon and the ities will include executive and torical Society wiU also be pro-,. Jew, Keith Baillie, who refuses Bureau of Jewish Education, as business offices for JFRI, and of­ supplied by the well-financed Arab vided offices and archive space in rood because it is not kosher.· well as other Jewish community fices for the JFRI Women's Divi­ the building. information agencies of those Baillie. 31. the Minister said. had agencies. Tlie building will be lo- sion, and the Jewish Community cities. been on a hunger strike for 819 cated on the corner of Elmgrove Relations Council. The Bureau of Groundbreaking is scheduled to Arab efforts to purchase days, an unprecedented length of Avenue and Sessions Street and Jewish Education will also relocate take place shortly, and it is hoped favorable news and comment are time, and is alive only because he will adjoin the present Jewish in this new structure. Their facil- that construction will be com­ also reported from Latin America. is being force-fed every day. ,·coinmunity Cenier building. I ities will include executive offices. pleted by October of this year. --•

2 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15 1974 an official welcome of the Russian LETTERS to the editor must be signed. Jewish families who are now resid­ ing in Pawtucket will be held at a ORGANIZATION NEWS cocktai l hour on Sunday, February I I 24, at 7:30 p.m. in the social hall TO HOLD DOG SHOW Uxbridge, Massachu setts, and of the synagogue. Mrs. Elli ot LM4LLCO\JERINGS The Providence County Kennel Debbie Fass of Cranston. Mr. Le­ Brown, president of the Sister­ Club will hold its 66th Dog Show vin is the regional social action hood, has announced the cospon­ WHEN YOU WANT and Obedience Trial on Saturday, chairman of the Ocean Bay AZA, sorship of the affa ir by the Lad ies' THE UNUSUAL February 23, at the Providence and Miss Fass is the district BBG Aid and Sisterhood. Civic Center. presiqent and a general worker for One of the highlights of the eve­ Judging will begin at 9 a.m. and Ocean Bay BBG . Linda Feigen­ ning will be the reacti on of one of continue through the day with the baum, assistant director of the the Russian immigrants to hi s six groups and best in show com­ New England Region BBYO, is leavi ng the. Soviet Union and settl­ petition rounding out .this contin­ staff worker for the affair. ing in Pawtucket. uous program. TO SPONSOR FROLIC Serving on the committee are LETTUCE & GRAPE BOYCOTT A mid winter frolic will be Mr. Zaner, Carl Passman, Elliot Paul Kleinbaum, who represents sponsored by the Connecticut 92 NARRAGANSETT A VE. Brown, Evelyn Brown, Bea Mal, ~zi- the United · Farm Workers in Chapter 189 of Bnai Zion at the Daily 8:30 to 5:30 'TIL 9 TUESDAY Myrna Finn, Donald Shein, Ed CLOSED WEDNESDAY 781-7070 Providence, will lead a discussion Agudas Achim Community Hall Gershman, Jani ce Trac htenberg, and slide show on the United on 1244 North Main Street, West Saby Gadol, Susanna Gadol and Farmworkers' Lettuce and Grape Hartford, Connecticut on Sunday, Rabbi Yaakov Uvsitzky. Boycott. It will be held on Thurs­ February 17. Dancing will be to The Student Struggle for Soviet Look before you leap! day, February 21, at 8 p.m. at the the music of Art Du Brow 's orches­ Jewry has given its support to the Jewish Community Center. tra from 7 to 11 p.m. The orga ni­ affair. VACATION PROGRAM za ti on is for single persons 30 and ;...... •.·······························································.. : The children's department of over. There will be catered re­ REAL ESTATE the Jewish Community Center of freshments. Rhode Island will sponsor a TO HOLD MEETING FREE CAREER NIGHT vaca tion week program ca lled Pioneer Women, Club One, will I ~ I Camp Chelm which will concen­ hold a regular meeting at Roch­ :::::-:-:❖: ❖!•:•: ❖: ~:❖:~ : ;:: : ;:;:;:::::;: ::::::::::::::: ::: : :::;;: Is a real estate career for you? Invest an hour trate on the life of the Eastern Eu• ambeau Library at 708 Hope S_treet on Mond ay, February 18, EDWARDO. STOLZBERG of your time and find out. Whether you're male or ropean "Shtetl. .. Funeral services fo r Edward 0 . female, if you're at a in your life, open up at I p.m. croearoads The cam p will have three days Stolzberg, 67, of Hollyood. Flor­ new vistas by attending our career night seminar In celebration of Jewish Music of activities on Tu esday, Wednes­ ida, formerly of Cranston, who in Real Estate. It could ~hange your way Month, Mrs. Arthur Einstein will day and Friday, February 19, 20 died February 8 after a short ill­ of thinking! There's no obligation .. , discuss the new trends in liturgical and 22. Advance registration is re­ ne ss, were held Sunday al so com\! and see what it's music and will illustrate her talk qu ired by Friday, February 15. Stanetsky's Funeral Home in all about. with excerpts of various re co rd ­ There will be a bus trip to Bos­ Brook line, Masssachu setts. Buria l ings. ton, Massachusetts. o.n February was in Sharon Memorial Park. I 9, to see a Children·s Theater Sharon, Massachu setts. production of "Tales of Chelm " TEA AND SKIT Th e Sisterhood of Congrega ti on The husband of Reva (Stoloff) by the Ca mbridge Ensemble. Stolzberg. he was born in Vienna. " Exp loring a Shtetl" is be the Shaare Zedek-Sons of Abraham will hold its annu al Paid- Up He had been a resident of Cran­ program at the Center on Febru­ ston for IO yea rs before he moved ary 20, and on February 22. the Membership Tea and a Skit on Monday, February 18, at 8 p.m. to Holl ywood in 1970. ~ program wi ll be called " The Fid­ He found ed Eddy's Shoes in dler's Oneg ... Members of the cast of the skit. .. A Sisterhood Special,'" are Miss 1929 and retired in 1970c RAISE $159 Ruth Gordon, Mi ss Ruth Miller, Besides hi s wife, he is su rvived The Center Youth Advisory Mrs. William Reich, Miss Nellie by two sons. Herbert M. Stolzberg 26S Putnam Pike (Rte. 44) Smithfi•ld. R. I. Board (C Y AC) of the Jewish (Nut toClub44). 738:6000 Silverman, Edith Woods and Mrs. of Providence and Jack D. Stolz­ Community Ce nter of Rhode ls­ Frank Shone. berg of Fort Laud erd ale. Florida; land raised $159 during its recent ....,, Fell, 1M, 7:31 ,_., Kent County~ New Life members and new a daughter, Mrs. Mitchell Zimble Lox and Bagel Weekend pr ogram of Newton, Massachusetts; a sis­ Carlton Hou1e Motor Inn. 2082 Post Rd., Warwick", 738-6000 members will be inducted. Mem­ to help meet a $3,000 pledge to bers of the committee are Mrs . ter, Anna Shonhorn of New York the Center building fund . Harry Berman, chai rman; Mrs. City, and seve n grandchildren. The CY AC members took or­ Herbert Reuter, cochairman; Miss ... ders for, made and delivered 500 Silverman, ex-offici o; Miss Sarah MISS SADIE GLAZER sandwiches to members of the Bloom, Mrs. David Baratz, Mrs. Funeral services for Miss Sadie community. David Brill, Mrs. Isaak Berger, Glazer, 64, of 7 Salem A ve nue, CAPE KOSHER FOODS This year's program more than Mrs. Leonard Jacobson, Miss Cranston, who died Sunday aft er a doubled the $60 raised in the first Gordon, Mrs. Samuel Jacobs and four day illness, were held Tues­ INVITES THE PUBLIC TO PURCHASE Lox and Bagel Weekend. Miss Miller. day at the Sugarman Memorial Chapel. Burial was in Lincoln TO SPONSOR DAY MEETING PLANNED RETAIL MEAT CUTS AT The New England Region of the Park Cemetery . The Hadassah Business ana Miss Glazer was born in Provi ­ B'nai B'fith Youth Organi za tion is Professional Group will hold its WHOLESALE PRICES sponsoring a " Soviet Jewry Day in dence, a daughter of the late Sam­ next meeting on Sunday, February uel and Ida Glazer, and had been New England," in Morse Audito­ 17, at 2 p.m. ' at the Providence IN OUTLET STORE a resident of Cranston for the past rium at 602 Commonwealth Ave­ YMCA at 160 Broad Street. Final nue, Boston, Massachu setts. on 20 years. SUN.--WED.--THURS. FEB. 17, 20, 21 plans for the Donor Luncheon to She is survived by two brothers, Sunday. February 24. · The pro­ be held on May 19 will be made. gram will start at I :30 p.m. and is Dav id Glazer of Warwick and FRESH SINGLE open to the public. TO HOLD EXHIBIT Sydney Glazer of Cranston. and AND Among the guest speakers wi ll An exhibition of work by the art two sisters, Bettey Levy and Har­ DOUBLE be Dr. Eugene Stanl,ey. professor te ac hers in the independent ri et Landesberg. both of Cranston. BRISKETS of the physics department at the schools of Rh ode Island wi ll be WHOLE--LEAN--STEER--1 0 TO 14 LB. AVG. Massachusetts Institute of Tech­ held fr om Wed nesday, February With Regard to a Card of nology, and a member of the 20 through Tuesday, March 5, at Thanks, Unveiling Notice or • the Wheeler Ga ll ery at 228 Ange ll Comm ittee of Concerned Scien­ In Memoriam ti sts; Representative Jon Roten­ Street. berg of Brookline. Massachu setts. The ex hibit will ope n between 6 Very often a card of thank, in The Herald mNh a need which and Fred Kasner, director of edu­ and 8 p. m. on Febru ary 20. Gal­ lery hours are from I to 5 p.m. on can hardly be solved in any other cati on of the New England Region way. Not only is it a 9raciou1 ••• Anti-Defamation League of B'nai Tuesdays through Saturd ays ; 3 to 5 p.m. on Sundays. The ga ll ery is prestion of gratitude to thow who B'rith. have Mnt sympathy but also cour­ The film, 'The Return ..; whi ch closed on Mond ays. teoutly •clr.nowleclge1 the 1ervic.e1 deals with Soviet Jews .will be TO APPEAR ON TV and kindneu of the many to shown . The program is be in g Rabbi Sau l Leem an and Cantor whom a personal note of thanks coordi nated by Marty Levin of Jacob Smith of Temple Beth To­ cannot well N mailecl or whOM rah will present a television pro­ namft and addretMI are not Standard Of living gram on "The Elements of Jewish known. lntertion of a card of Mu sic" on Su nday, February 17, thank, may 1M am1n9ed lly mall or In ,--nor lly telephone le: I.I. Declines In Israel at 8: 15 a.m . on Channel 6. Jewilh Ho"'W, 99 WolKter Stlfft, TEL AVIV - In the aftermath OFFICIAL WELCOME hwtvcbt, I.I. 02161 , 724.0200. GUIDO'S (Ul IIOSNEI rHVE Barton Zaner, president of the All WHITE MEAT of the Yorn Kippur War the '6.00 "'' ...... , """· 40' for Men's Clu b of Congregation Oh­ each extftl line. SLICED FRESH battered home front must face up MEATLESS to a drop in the sta nd ard of livi ng, awe Shalom has annou nced that hymont with onler. said Professor Yair Aharoni of Tel TURKEY SAUCES 55c Aviv University. Aharoni foresees that persona l consumption in 1974 ROLL l?!. SAVE 10- will decline by about 7.5%, back 5 VARIETIES--15~ OZ. JAR to the levels of 1972. Despite the possibility that pockets of unemployment may =:.~1 CAPE KOSHER FOODS develop, the professor does not " THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" 58 WA'>HINGTON ST envision a major recession. The FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-OF-ST A TE tourist industry could be hard hit •-,.. .. PAWTUCl

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1974 - 3 Nearly 8 out of 10 people feel more dependable and more belie­ that newspapersa re more reliable, veable than_ TV . ALIYAH ·MEANS LIVING IN ISRAEL Aliyah Month1974 February ,10th to March 10th The time is now. ISRAEL ALIYAH CENTER 31- St. Jame• Avenue, Park Square Bldg.-Sulte 450 Boston, Mau. 02118, (617) 423-0888, 423-7491

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ISRAEL BONDS RABBINIC CABINET: Rabbis and congregation presidents participated in a discussion· of ways Yorn Kippur War to generate support in the Rhode Island Israel Bond campaign by the synagogues and their membership at by your presence at a benefit for the Regional Rabbinic Cabinet luncheon held last Sunday at the Jewish Community Center of Rhode Island. Seated, left to right, are Rabbi Theodore Lewis of Touro Synagogue in Newport; Rabbi Saul Leeman of WIDOWS AND ORPHANS Temple Beth Torah in Cranston; Rabbi Jacob Handler of Temple Beth Israel; Rabbi Bernard Rotman of ot the Temple Emonu-EI Foyer, Sessions St., Providence Temple Beth Am in Warwick and Rabbi Philip 'Kaplan of Congregation Agudas Achim of Attleboro, Mas­ sachusetts. Standing, left to right, are Stanley P. Blocher, chairman, Rhode Island Committee, State of Israel . MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25 at 7 p.m. Bonds; and congregation presidents, Cliarles Coken, Temple Beth Israel; Stanley Zier, Temple Beth Torah; Dessert Reception 7 to 8 p.m. Leon Siletchnik, Temple Shalom, Newport; Sam Bresnick, Temple Emanu-EI, and David London, Congregation PROGRAM Distinguished Guest Spctoker: CHAIM GOLDGRABER, Hi,torion ond Ve-teron of the Yom Kippur Wor, who will Agudas Achim. Not shown in the above picture, but also present, were Rabbi Pesach Levovitz, coch•airman discus, "lsroel in Peripecti¥e: The Aftermath of the Yom Kippur War" of the Israel Bond National Rabbinic Cabinet of Sons of Israel in Lakewood, New Jersey, guest speaker, and CREATIVE MUSICAL PROGRAM: THE YEDIDIM CANTOR ISRAEL BARZ KAK AND CANTOR AARON MARCUS. Michel LoBen,, AccomDOnist Rabbi Emanuel Lazar of Congregation Mishkon Tfiloh. . Donation; 15.00 ,-, penon ISVP: Mn. Lenore Cioro, 331-2271 17.50,tudtinb Mr1. Jacqu.tine 1 ....-w , 421-1339 JCC AppointsChairman Mok• check payable to Ovoroh Doyon Clvb, Pioneer Women Moil to 95 Burlington St., Providence, R.I. 02906 ORGANIZATION NEWS Of Newport Extension I William Soforenko, principal of PARENTS' NIGHT ed by Sheldon Ellman of Tol­ the Berkeley-Peckham School in 7 DAYS, 6 NITES The New England Region of the chinsky Furs. Middletown, has been appointed MIAMI BEACH including AIR FARE · as chairman of the Newport Ex­ B'nai B'rith Youth Organization TO PRESENT EXHIBIT and tronsfen from Providence tension Committee of the Jewish CHATEAU & SAHARA, until 1/ 21 '244•; 1/ 21-3/ 21 •274• has ann ou nced that it will hold a The Ferdinand Roten Galleries Community Center's board of di­ DESERT INN, until 1/1 9 '256•; 1/ 20-2/ 23 •274• Parents' Night at the BBYO Of­ will present aL.. an exhibition of SAXONY, until 1/ 31 '299•; 2/ 1-2/28 •305• rectors, it has been announced by fices at 325 Harvard Street in contemporary and old master orig­ AIR FLIGHTS ONLY ALSO ARRANGED Jeremiah Gorin, Center president. Brookline, Massachusetts. on inal graphic art at Samuel Rapa­ CHECK THE LOW PACKAGE RATES AT AU MIAMI As chairman .of the Newport Wednesday, Febru ary 27, at 8 porte. Jr.. Hillel Hou se at Brown BEACH AND FT . LAUDERDALE HOTELS & MOTELS committee, Mr. Soforenko will p.m . for the parents of all BBYO University. The sale will be held head a group of Aquidneck Island INCLUDING members who are interested in at­ on Tuesday, February 26 at Hillel members of the JCC in setting AIR FARE & CAR tending the I 974 BBYO . Israel Hou se. The exhibition will be on ISRAEL policy for the Center's extension Summer Inst itute. display from I to 8 p-.m. INCLUDES, ROUND TRIP FLIGHT VIA EL AL, 8 DAYS SELF-DRIVE . program. PICKS CHAIRWOMAN Included in the ex hibit will be CAR, UNLIMITED MILEAGE, FULL COLLISION INSURANCE, NO A native of New Bedford, Mas­ Peter Fletcher, president of the more than 1.000 original etchings, DEDUCTIBLE. PICK UP CAR IN TEL AVIV, JERUSALEM OR HAIFA. Miss Rhode Island Scholarship lithographs, and woodcuts by art­ sachusetts, Mr. Soforenko has . FROM BOSTON. FREE DROP OFF OF CAR IN LOO OR MOST lived in Newport si nce 1954. He Corporation has announced th e se­ ists such as Picasso. Chagall. ' MAJOR _c;mes .- : -, : . ·. :-~ - : ..'..:_; ,_· , · •- · .· lection of Michele Ale xis Passa­ Miro, Dali, Goya, Renoir, Koll­ has been active in B'nai B'rith, has FOR INFORMATION CALL 785-2300 relli, Miss Rhode Island for 1972- witz and many other. served as editor of the Newport Temple Shalom Conservator and ZELDA KOUFFMAN 73. as chairwoman of the entries AFTERNOON WITH ISRAEL CRANSTON TRP.VEL, 801 PARK AVE., CRANSTON com mittee for thi s yea rs Mi ss is a member of Temple .Shalom The Ladies Association of the and Co egation Jeshuat Israel. Rhode Isla nd Pageant. Jewish Home for the Aged wi ll Miss Passarelli is a re si dent of . present "An Afternoon with At­ Paw tu cket and a I 971 graduate of torney General Ri chard J. Israel"' Tolman Hig h Schoo l. She is at their next open meeting on presently in her junior yea r at Wednesday, February 20, at I Rhode Island Coll ege where she is p.m . in the H_ome auditorium . majoring in communica tions. She Tea wi ll be served at I p.m. Mr . I I is also a voca list wi th "'The Fon­ Israel wi ll speak on cu rrent mat­ ta ines ters of criminal justice . . Miss Nan­ The Miss Rhode Isla nd Pageant cy Chaset is program chair:man. wi ll be held on the evening of June We invite you and your PWP, INC. d at the Chateau de Vil le in War- family to share The Parents Without Partners. wick. Inc., organizati on wi ll hold a TO MEET IN FALL RIVER Dutch Treat at Andrea's on Green PASSOVER Rabbi Menachem Gopin , direc­ Hill Road off Providence Street in tor of the N ER. New England Re­ Warwick on Saturday, February gion of the National Conference 16. at 9 p.m. atthe of Sy nagogue Youth, has recently The Apnual Sweetheart Dance announced that thi s yea r s annual will be held at Lombardi's at 111 3 Concord spring regiona l convention will be Charles Street, North Providence April 6 - April 14 held in Fa ll Ri ver, Massachusetts, at 9 p.fJl . on Sunday, February 17 . in May. and wi ll be hos ted by There will be a general meeting ~ Congregation Adas Israel. and election night on Thursday, Special! A holiday concert The conve nti on program in­ February 21,_al 8:30 p.m. , with the renowned Operatic, cludes a complete weekend of Concert, TV and Recording Artist prayer and intensive Jewi sh study BAR MJTZVAH David Allan Elman, son of Mr. ' and is cu lminated by an awards and Mrs. Alfred Elman. wi ll be­ banquet and election of reg ional come Bar Mitzvah al Saturday JAN PIERCE officers. morning servi ces at 11 : 15 a.m. at · The National Conference of Temple Sinai. Synagogue Youth is a branch -or the Uni on of Orthodox Jewish SIGN PACT Cantor Congregations of America, the JERUSALEM - Israel and servicing organization for ortho­ Upper Volta have signed a new Herman dox synagogues in the United protocol outlining plans for coop­ Malamood States and Canada. eration in agriculture. Additional Assisted by ALL MEDIA SHOW Israeli agronomists and irrigation The All-Media Show of the experts will work in the West Af­ Sholom Secunda Providence Water Co lor Club will rican nation and scholarship pro­ And the Concord International Choir open on Sunday. Febru ary 17. at grams will he expanded in both Is­ Services • Sedarim the club on 6 Thomas Street. The rael and Upper Volta for post­ show will continue th rough March graduate agricultural students. 2. Israeli officials appeared grat­ Gallery hours are Tuesdays ified by the strengthening of THE through Saturdays 12:30 to 3:30 friendly ties with Upper Volta, p.m. and on Sundays from 3 to 5 particularly after its neighbor, p.m. Togo, abruptly severed diplomatic CONCORD TO SPONSOR PARTY relations with Israel recently. Tbe The Kn ights of Pythias will new agricultural agreement was HOTEL sponsor a card party and fur fash­ signed by Lompone Kone, a for­ KJAMESHA I.AKE, NEW YORK ion show on Saturday. February mer Foreign Minister ·of Upper Toll Free: (800) 431-2217 16. al 7:45 p.m. at Temple Beth Volta and a top aide to that coun­ See your trav■t apnt or write Sholom . try's Premier who bad been The fur fashions will he present- visiting Israel. 4 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1974

THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R.I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS . FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY The Children of the Shtetl

THE ONLY ENGLISH JEWISH WEEKLY IN R I AND SOUTHEAST MASS By BERYL SEGAL

.._:,:1~1 ~J,.:;~ii~,:;:ny MAIUNG ADOHSS: lo._ 6063, Provld•nc., I .I. 02904 Tel•phone 724-0200 What did children do in the the nude. knife, and little vents were cut on PLANT: Henlld Way, off Webster St., Pawl., I.I. 02861 In the evenings we fished for OFFICE: 141 Taunton Ave., Eatt '"-vidence, I.I. Shtetl? the side of the stem. When we C!UA ZUCKHIHG...... Managing Editor We had no movies, no TV, no anything the fishing pole would blew at the opening or the pipe radio, no funny books, no play­ bring up. The poles were made of and wiggled our fingers over the Second Clan Postage Paid at Providence, Rhode lsJond soft branches of the willow trees Subscription Rat": Twenty Cents the copy; ly Mail, •7.00 per annum; outside tffw En9lcmd, '9.00 per grounds, no bands or orchestras. vents, we played a familiar melo­ annum. lulk ratfl on r.qunt. The Herakt cnsumn subtcriptions ore continuou, unleH notified to the What did we do? Did time hang that grew abundantly on the banks contnuy in writing. dy, if we were talented. heavy on our hands? of the river. To the poles we tied We made cymbals that drove The HeraW auun," no financial responlibility for tyP09raphicc:il errors in advertisements, but will As I look back on our life in an open safety pin on the tip or Nprint that port of the advertiHment in which the typographical error o«uri. Advertisert will pleas­ everybody insane, and we made notify the management immedlotely of any enor which may occur. Orinin,- I realize. that ii was not so which we inserted live earth­ drums of old kettles and sieves, bleak, so dism al as it may have worms, also plentiful on the banks or the ri ve r. Either the worms wig­ banging on them with two sticks, seemed. just like we saw the mu sicians do FRIDAY FEBRUARY 15, 1974 There was no ru ture for us. Bu I gled down from the pins, or the at weddings. what child thinks of the future? fish didn't bother to bit, but we There was oppression and dis­ seldom caught any Fi sh, and if we The girls had games of their A New Home? crimination. But what did we caught any we immediately sent own. know or " Krome Yevreyv," ex­ them back into the water. It is a They were never tired or bang­ The board of trustees of the Jewish Home for the Aged, at a cept Jews, in the Ukases or the pity. Let them live and grow up to ing a ball aga inst the wall, and special meeting held this week, decided to refurbish the present Czarist laws and decrees9 be big fish. while playi ng they sang a mo­ Home for the Aged instead of building a new home in Warwick The Revolution with its equal­ We played games or all · k·inds. nosy llabic ditty, some Yiddish, ities was still far away . We were They were neither organized nor some Ukrainian and some non­ where they had purchased land. still confined to the Ghettoes in supervised, but we played accord­ se nse words. They chased a hoop the Shtetl. But within these ing to rules sef down and hand ed around the market square, hitting With no prior prejudice on the matter, we could see the points Ghettoes we enjoyed a full life and over from one generation to an­ the hoop with a stick . and the one that were made. The present Home is in the center of the East did not want for anything a child's other. A very popular game was whose hoop rolled on longest was Side where the majority of Jewish people now live. Professor heart desired. played like this: The pl ayers were the winner. They played " mar­ Sidney Goldstein did point out that the survey which he directed The Heder and the Rebbe took di vided into two teams. Each team bles," the marbles being smooth. was provided with a smooth round several years ago is somewhat outdated (this pointed out that the up most or our days. It was warm, round little pebbles they collected literally, when the wind and snow stone. Each player had a thick on the shore of the river. The little Jewish population was moving to the East Side) and that many and rain were ragi ng outside. And . stick with a knob at the end. As stones were piled in five s on the Jewish people are now going to the suburbs (Cranston, Warwick, it was warm spiritually when the one team threw out its "ball'' the ground; and the trick was to scoop South County, etc.). Rebbe inspired us with his tales or opposing team prevented it from up two or three while holding one long ago. We heard or things that coming to rest within the territory marble in the hand . ·However, as pointed out by Irving Kronenberg, executive di­ had happened in far away lands assigned to it, by hitting the stone The children also played " sol­ rector of the Home, and Murray Sput, a member of the com­ and in remote times. W e learned, back into the territory or the origi­ diers ... We marched to the beat or pany of architects who have made projections for the Home, the not for marks, because there were nal team. There were rules, and the officer, wa lking ahead and when one tried to break the rules availibility of services on the East Side far superior to the ser­ none in Heder, and not for future shouting: One, two, three' One. professions and occupations, since there was ·created a deafening cry two, three' Our arms were thick vices which could be expected is if the Home moved to Warwick learning for a purpose was un­ or "foul" and "cheat. .. The stones sticks or shovels held on the shoul­ known. We learned for the sake or were not to _be touched by hand s. ders, and our songs -were snatches On the East Side, members of the Home can be more easily learning, and for the sake or pl eas­ The stones were to be hit so that or a Ru ssian marching song we taken to a hospital The Miriam); facilities at the Jewish Commu­ ing our parents, and for the sake they would just skim the ground once heard when the so ldi ers came nity Center (the Golden Agers Club), which were not mentioned of r_9ce •vmg the praises of Jews of and hit the target. It was a kind or to Orinin on maneuvers. but _would be a help to the people at the Home; the relationship learning in the Shtetl hockey, Orinin style. But, al any minute. an old man We made ou r own musical in­ of the Brown University Medical School with The Miriam is, of But we had num erous diversions would come by and chide us: outside or Heder, and we were al­ struments. A violin made or thin course, of immeasurable help. "Shame on you. Shkotzim I Is· ways occupied with one thing or pli able board, with strings we th at what · you learn in Heder'' another. plucked From the tail or a horse. It is always very pleasant to start out new; to build. a new Wail, p will tell your fathers. and In winter time the snow covered Pipes from a water plant that they will give you a one. two. building which has alhhe things one can think But, the board o( the ground fr om late October till grew near the shores or the river. three. ·· of trustees of the Home had two aspects to consider. One, of early March. The white sno w lay The stem or the plant was cut to Within a second we had dis­ course, was the availibility of services for the older people. T~e there undisturbed, unsoiled, except measure. the soft inside or the persed just as birdsdispers disperse second was the matter of how much it would cost. for paths between houses and the stem was hollowed out with a pen al the approa.i;h _of a cat. street, until the the Spring thaw. According to the architects, either one of the plans which they We, the children, built castles, dug Your had projected for redoing the Home on Hillside Avenue would tunnels, or made snowmen. We had never seen a castle nor a tun­ cost a great deal less than the plan for a new Home in Warwick. nel, but we built them from stories Money's If the new Home has the services which are needed for the el­ we had heard, and mostly from imagination. derly and has the facilities to keep them as healthy and as happy And we went skating, on skates ·Worth as they should be, ·all we can do is help to raise the money which made or wooden runners which we they will need. tied with wires or laces. Every By Sylvia Porter child had a sleigh which he drag­ ged behind him trudging up "Mount Sinai" and came down on YOUR Share of THAT Budget into the valley. How much of your own tax assistance - and its formal name ll !l! Summers we went swimming in doll a r not the nation's is " Health and Income Security." the river which encircled the composite dollar - will go in Into this category go $1.382 or Letter From Premier Golda Meir Shtetl, the boys separated from coming months for national Charlie's $3.623 taxes, or a the girls, since we were bathing in defense, for Social Security startling 38. 15 per cent. On Encouraging Aliyah To Israel benefits, for space technology, Q. What's in second place9 1111111111111111111111111111111nn1111111111111111111111111111111111 ··As Aliyah Mon·th opens The Yorn Kippur War brought internatio nal finance" What takes Shocker No. 2: Very few people throughout the Un ited States. it is home to us more than ever how COMMUNITY the giant share of the dollars you rea li ze (I didn't) how far down gratifying to note th e heightened few we are and how vital it is for hand over in taxes to the ·federal into second place national defense sense of interest and identijication us to grow and to grow quickly. In CALENDAR government, what takes the least9 spending has gone. This category on the part of American/ews. No those days of bloody fighting and A 'SERVICE OF THE How can you possibly translate a now takes $1.058 or Charli e's less is the new attitude toward A li­ or isolation, we drew courage and JEWISH FEDERATION U.S. government budget which federal tax dollars or less than JO yah shown by the people of Israel strength from the stand of the OF RHODE ISLAND projects spending in one year at per cent. including those in the govern­ Jewish people, which demonstra­ and the well over $300 billion into terms Q. And th ird 0 ment... The above statement, by ted in its acts or identification with R.I. JEWISH HERALD or your own paycheck and Shocker No. 3: Interest on the David Roizenblit, Director, Israel us that we are indeed one ·people. For Listing Call 421-411 I spending? public debt. In another column, I Aliyah Center, New England, is a It is hard to express in words how You cannot find the answers to reported on who gets the tax prelude to a remarkable letter mu ch this strengthened our spirit. SUNDAY, ,tllUAIY 17, 197°' these meaningful questi ons in the dollars you contri bute toward IChJO a .m. from Golda Meir. printed below in But that is not enough. The f•mple •rh Sh.6em, INnl MNttng news stories or eve n the well­ payment or interest on our its entirety. meaning of a Jewish State is first 2100 p.m, drawn charts explai ning the budget national debt. Now, here is how lutiMN & "919...... 1 0J.,p ef ...... _h, and foremost and Aliyah-oriented ...,... ..,. •• MMtl,enhipT• the· President has just sent to much that interest absorbs or the Mr. A.L. Dulzin state, a state to which thousa nd! MONDAY, PIHUHY II, 1974 Congress. $ 13,000-a-year breadwinner's tax Acting Chairman of the Zionist l 100 p.m, You wi ll find the answers - dollars: $362, or 9.99 per cent. of ·ou r brethren will immigrate and ...... , w...... ,., Oult fl, a.-.1 ..M,. , Executive in which they will be absorbed. 7145 p.m, and some of them are shockers - These three items alone eat up P.O. Box 92 Jewhh ,_,.. a CMWNn·, s.ntce, liNnl .., . in the report that follows on what almost 80 cents of every tax dollar A strong Israel, an Israel whose , Jerusalem, Israel .. , happens to the SJ,623 in direct you and I contribute to the federal future and fate are in her own TUISDAY, PIIIUAIY It, 1974 Dear Mr. Dulzin, and indirect federal taxes paid in government. hands - means an Israel in which ... __ ..., ·1145 , ..... I heard with satisfaction that fiscal 1974 by Charli e Green, a Q. What takes the smallest many millions of Jews are building ...... - ,_ .... Ap,I, -- C-­ the Executive of the World Zionist white-collar worker earning a share of Charlie's taxes? their homes. w...... , • ...,... n 10, 1914 Organization has decided to un­ ltOO p.m. gross of SI 3,000 a year on which Shocker No. 4 : Natural dertake a broad informational For us, Aliyah is our life-blood. ,_.o,..-..-, -•... Jowhl, - ,_ lho Ap,I, he supports a wife and two resources and environment - a campaign to encourage Aliyah and Confident in our own stand, children. category which covers all federal that the coming months have been convinced of our inherent abi lity -=-...mArt ~..::..~-=~," Q. What takes the biggest share efforts lo control air. and water declared " Aliyah Months:· to overcome all difficulties, believ­ 7;H ,.m. or'Charlie's taxes? pollution, protection of our natural S-th ,,.,.._.""'"-,._lean...... _, Aliyah to Israel has always been ing in the Jewish people, I call --... Shocker No. I: Social Security resources, recreation, many other the focus of Zionist education and upon you : 1, 11 p.m. benefits and welfare. This covers programs that are soaring in l 'MI l'rtfh w..... n, ...,._ the constant flow of immigrants Come to Israel and build the "i:.~• Social Security retirement, importance during this era of has been a stimulus to our growth land. IAtuaAY, IIIIIUAIY 11, 1974 disability, other benefits, shortages or energy and raw 71Np.m. and to our taking root in Eretz Sincerely, Medicare, Medicaid and public (Continued on page 14) Yisrael. GOLDA MEIR - .. --.-~- - - •- '-•• .... --· --.//'>••

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1974 - 5 Palestinians Divided; lack Real leaders Hundreds of people cross daily between Jordan and the occupied territories, free to come and go wherever they "IUnt in the Arab world or Israel. The interpreter who served in the interview with Mayor Jaabari had been in Cairo three days earlier. "We must distinguish between . mood and violence," said Shimon Peres, the Israeli Minister of Transport and a member of the Governments inner circle. "They have given up violence as an instrument of politics." The view of Israeli officia ls dealing with the occupied territories, many of whom were born in the Arab world, is that the ENGAGED: Dr. and Mrs. Bencel L divided and leaderless Palestinians Schiff of Cambria Court, Paw­ will give their support to the tucket, announce the engagement winner but will not commit of their daughter, Miss Susan Les­ themselves until the winner has ley Schiff, to Jeffrey M. Shapiro of clearly taken command. At the New York City, the son of Ethel . Shapiro of Princeton Road, Cleve­ moment, they said this favors the land Heights, Ohio, and the late Palestine Liberation Organization Jock Shapiro.. and hurts King Hussein, perhaps Miss Schiff is on alumna of temporarily. Pawtucket w,st High School and "We are not dealing with was graduated, cum laude, from idealists," an Egyptian-born Israeli · Boston University with a Bachelor official said. of Arts degree in classical civ­ ilization. She was formerly on ac­ count coordinator at Batten, Bar­ Daughters Of BG ton, Durstine & Osborn Advertis­ Voted For Likud ing in Boston, Massachusetts. Mr. Shapiro was graduated TEL A VIV - The two from Cleveland Heights High duaghters of David Ben-Gurion, School in Cleveland ~eights, and Geulah and Rina, have declared was on the president's list at Bos­ that they had no intention of ton University where he received voting for the candidates of his Bachelor of Science degree in Ma ' arach and have acted business administration. He now accordingly. They were deeply attends New York University moved by the fact that the leaders where he will receive his Master's degree in public administration in of Likud have never failed to May. Mr. Shapiro is also the assis­ honor the memory of their father tant director for program devel­ at every election meeting. opment for the Urban Corps, Of­ They were also- influenced by fice of the !!'ayor, New York City~ the fact that the "State List" of Dr. Schiff is chief of the depart­ Ben-Gurion's group joined the ment of dermatology at Paw-' Likud and the names of the Rafi tucket Memorial Hospital; associ­ candidates appeared on the Likud ate clinical professor of dermatolo­ list. gy at Brown University Medical School and a former president of AWARD PRIZE the New England Dermatological JERUSALEM - The Religious Society. Ministry's first prize in an essay Miss Schiff is the grand­ contest for yeshiva students was daughter of Mrs. Harry D. Jagolin­ awarded posthumously to Yaacov zer of Blackstone Boulevard, and Yiloz, 21 , who was killed in the the late Mr. Jagolinzer. October war. A July 15 wedding is planned. Hillel Jewish Arts Festival To Be Held At Brandeis Folk singing, lectures, special day. religious . services, films and con­ Candlemaking, a folk dancing certs will highlight the 1974 edi­ party, Hebrew Spiritual and Basic ti on of the Hillel Foundation's an­ Judaism, si lk screening, a multi­ nu al Jewish Arts Festival which media presentation focusing on wi ll be held at Brandeis University "Jews in Arab Lands," a film fes­ SPECIAL PURCHASES from Friday, February 22. through tival. Megillah reading, and a Wednesday. March 6. workshop in calligraphy will be of Slight Irregulars Open to the public, the I 3 day among the remaining ' events of­ event will offer a variety of pro­ fered throughout the Festival. by A World Famous Sportswear Maker grams and workshops for the Further information on the Fes­ campus and Greater Boston com­ tival may be obtained by calling munities. The Festival is designed the Brandeis Hillel office at 617 to foster deeper appreciation and 647-2177. OPEN. under~tanding of tradition-rich arts in a modern setting. Nazi War Criminals 10A.M. Susan Abramson of Newton, ChoiceYour997* · • Massachusetts, is the festival coor­ Thought To Be In US TO dinator. The aff ai r will get under­ NEW YORK - U.S. immigra­ way on Friday, February 22, at tion officials have begun a new in­ 7:30 p.m. with a new folk service vestigation of immigrants and nat­ 10 P.M. composed by Debbie Friedman, a uralized American citizens sus­ student from Evanston, Illinois. pected of being Nazi war crimi­ Miss Friedman, composer and gui­ nals, according to the New York tarist, will be accompanied by a district director of the U.S. Immi­ LADIES' SCREEN choir of students fr om Roxbury gration and Naturalization Ser­ Latin and Beaver Country Day vice. PRINT TOPS Polyester and Bonlon fabrics. Schools. "Fraytik Af Der Nacht: Directo'r Sol Marks, in an inter­ Pull-on style with elastic waist A Sabbath Eve with Yiddish Lit­ view published in The New York and detailed stitching in oil be Long sleeve blouses and ponl erature" will presented by as­ Times, said 38 persons now living tops by Famous Designer. new spring shades. Sizes 8-18. sistant professor of Near Eastern in the United States were under Pnnls in a beautiful assort­ and Judaic studies, Emmanuel S. investigation. One of the most ment of cottons, polyesters, Goldsmith, at 9 p.m. prominent figures under in- · ontron nylons, and silks. Free Ave Exit f,0111 9S On Saturday there will be tradi­ spirited prints in vivid color vestigation is Bishop Valerian D. t o M ,1111 Strt'!'1 ,1r1d tional orthodox morning services. Trifia of the Romanian Orthodox combinations. Both button The Zamir Chorale of Boston and and zipper front styles. Sizes ynu·re h,H k Episcopate of America. 8-18. the Brandeis Israeli Dancers will Bishop Trifia, according to the perform at 9 p.m. Times, was sentenced in absentia Workshops in bagel and tallis by a Romanian court to life in *These garment• HII in leading department atorH as making, a recital of · Biblical. Yid­ prison for his role in the Fascist high as '25.00 each if perfect. See the famous labels in dish and Israeli songs by Brandeis Iron Guard uprising of 1941. He every garment. Incredible fashion buy. Don't mi .. ill . ~...... , ' American studies assistant, Profes­ has denied the charges, attributing Early shopping advised for best Hlectian. sor Jacob Cohen and associate them to "a long campaign in­ professor Alan L. Leviten of the itiated and sustained by the Com­ Brandeis English department will munist regime of Romania." Sltlafactlon Guaranteed or Your Money lack be held on Sunday. There will also be activities for children on Sun- Subscribe to the Herald. I

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., HIE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1974 - 7 . -...... BLACK PANTHERS RIOT Hatikva quarter against the hi gh - - TEL A VIV - Angry Black prices of basic foodstuffs that went Panthers smashed windows and ' into effect earlier. The overturned ve nd ors' carts in a demonstration was the second here BRIDGE riotous demonstration in the to protest soaring costs. 'S KOSHER By Robert E. Starr JU LI E DELICATESSEN ..... -­ 731 HOPE STREET 621-9396 Today's hand follows along- the . - . - . must happen to take care of that same pattern as last week's in that Diamond. There are two possi­ the bidding should have helped the bilities. Either they can di scard it BUSINESSMAN'S SPECIAL Declarers take the right view. Un­ on the fourth Spade or get West fortunately, although most every­ to play a Diamond from what has TONGUE SANDWICH ON BREAD one hears the bidding, only a few to be the King at the right time, POTATO SALAD OR COLESLAW really listen to it and all ow it to an End Play. $ 1 6 5 influence them the way they I West's bids should tell any dis­ AND COFFEE NO SUBSTITUTION • ;hould. Actually there were two cerning Declarer exactly where all ways this hand could have been the high cards are plus also tell made but both really are the same him that West has lots of cards in TO BE SPEAKER: Ambassador Ja­ BOLOGNA-SALAMI MIDGET for the same thing has to happen the minor suits. II they go deeper cob Doron, deputy permanent rep­ but ii they li stened to what they this wou ld also mean that there resentative of Israel to the United had already heard they would have isn't too much room for the Ma­ Nations and Israel's former Am­ SALEARAMA! ! bassador to Venezuela, will be the planned for the certain necessary jors so they shou ld not expect BOLOGNA ( MIDGETS ) 5 1.39 EA. thing to happen. Only one De­ those Spades to split. Assuming principal speaker al the State of Israel National Tribute Dinner to clarer did it right although one this and also sure that West has SALAMI (MIDGETS ! s1.49 EA . that Spade Ace here is what they be held on Sunday, February 24, other made the hand wit h help at 6 p.m. at the Chateau de Ville, from the Defenders. She should should do to lake advantage of Warwick. BUY ONE OF EACH have gone down as she played the their knowledge. Harold D. Fine of Rehoboth. hand. First. they have to ruff their last Massachusetts, president of A&Z GET BOTH FOR $2. 7 8 North Club to elim inate that su it, then Chain Company, East Providence, SAVE 10' ♦ Q 7 5 3 get back to their own hand to play a division of Amtel, Inc., will be .AQ J 8 2 Spades but not an honor first. As­ honored at the dinner being held · ♦ A 6 in cooperation with State of Israel COHEN'S ♦ Q 3 suming fi rst that West has the Ace Bonds. He will receive the Sword West East and also not too many Spades, of Haganah Award of the Stale of ♦ A 8 ♦ 10 9 6 2 maybe even a singleton Ace, De­ •s . 74 clarer must play a low Spade to­ Israel. KASHA & BOWS 79P~G. ♦ K J 10 9 4 ♦ 8 7 3 2 ward Dummy. West has no good Ambassador Doron, born in RuSe ♦ A K J 9 7 ♦ 10 6 5 thing to do now. II he goes up sia, emigrated to Palestine in PT. 1933. He is a graduate of the South with the Ace it makes all the MAPLE LEAF CONT. ♦ K J 4 Government Law School of Jerusa­ . K 10 9 6 3 Spades good and the Diamond can lem and joined the _Israel Ministry be discarded. This will certainl y ♦ Q 5 of Foreign Affairs in in 1959. SOURED CREAM 55c +a • 2 happen if that Ace is a singleton. But it isn't and if West ducks the William E. Smith, president of East and West were vulnerable, Dolan & Bullock Company of Prov­ first trick he cann ot do it again West Dealer wi th this bidding: idence is general chairman of the JULIE'S CATERING: ALWAYS IN SEASON but what happens whenever he dinner. W N E S does win that Ace? What can he CALL NOW!! 1 Dbl P 2• ♦ return? Either a Diamond or a CHAIRMAN RESIGNS 3 ♦ •· End Club for Trumps have also been WASHINGTON. Dr. The fact that West made a sec­ drawn by Declarer before he did William Perl has resigned as ond bid at the three level despite any of these things. Whatever he national chairnian of the Jewish TBIIITt .SQIJABB the fact that he was vulnerable does the Declarer gets a sluff and Defense League saying that the should have tipped the Declarer rulr' and gets rid of that losing "expense a nd complexity · of THE LEDERER THEATRE PROJECT off to a fool-proof play of the Diamond. As long as West has directing an organization out of 201 Washington _St. in downtown Providence ~?nd. , l,l~lortuoately., . too many that Ace Spade this has to hap­ Washington while most Je--;s live Declarers make themselves obliv. pen. in New York makes this decision ious to what is obviously goi ng on. Moral: We have discussed the imperative." Dr. Perl, a 67-year­ •xT Wllll! 2 BIG OPl•NGI There is almost always something fact many ti mes that six cards out old psychologist who is a professor that happens or fai ls to that, against you will not be likely to of George Washington University, should give out vital information. break evenl y even under normal became the JDL's second national Either these players do not pay cond itions. When something hap­ chairman last August. The first heed or more likely do not know pens to add to the unlikelihood, c hai rm a n was R abbi Meir what to watch for. plan accordingly. Kahane, who went to Israel in ,_ West opened and North, with both Majors and a good ha nd made a Take-out Double. Alter Lifting Of Arab Oil Embargo AMAN East passed South had to make a bid even if he had nothing but he Seen Tied To Syrian Withdrawal FOR.ALL had far more tha n that so bid Two BEIRUT, Lebanon - Arab portedly suggested by Mr. Kissi­ Hearts rather than one. Now West leaders say that any lifting of the nger vital to the Arab's decisions made the bid that should have told embargo on oil shipments to the on oil. SEA.SONS Declarer e.actly how to play the United States will be linked close­ President Hafez al-Assad of 11WIIOM11l'.IIOLT hand. He bid three . Clubs, a bid ly to progress in achi ei ng an Is­ Syria has been meeting with the showing not only great strength raeli pullback fr om the Golan national leadership of the Baath dlreotecl - but also good di stribution. He cer­ Heights front in Syria. party and other elements of the ADIIIAN HALL tainly wouldn't stick his neck out The /l.rab strategy, including the governing Progressive Front in vulnerable with a lour card suit. embargo and reductions in oi l pro­ Damascus to decide Syria's posi­ North now decided he had heard duction si nce October, will be re­ tion. enough and wen, right on to viewed at a meeting of Arab oi l During, hi s meeting· with Mr. game, a bit aggressive but not too ministers in Tripoli, Libya, on Sadat Mr. Assad was said o have much. Febru ary 14. been strongly critical of Egypt's West had an automatic lead and After the agreement on dis­ decision to sign a disengagement cashed two high Clubs, watching engagement of forces on the Suez agreement with Israel before there as his Partner followed playing up, front, President Anwar el Sadat of were a. ny negotiations with Syria. showing three rather than a Egypt publicly praised Secretary The Syri ans hold that dis­ doubleton. So West switched to of State Kissinger for "making an engagement with Israel on the the least likely card to give up a cllort to carry out the United Suez front permitted Israel to trick, a Trump and now it was up Slates' responsibility as a world strengthen her position on the Go­ to the Declarer. Most of them power to preserve peace" in the lan Heights. didn't bother to figure just what Middle East. Syrians Reported Dhlded was going on and what the whole He said that the Arab countries The Syrian military and politi­ hand and problem had to be. No, shou Id respond to this "positive cal command is reported seriously they extracted Trumps and hoped attitude" on the part of the Nixon divided on whether to accept Is­ for the Spades to break evenly so Administration. They should, he raeli withdrawal from territory that they could discard their losing said, "reciprocate with a positive seized in October as a basis for Diamond on the fourth one in attiudc in the same direction, in disengagement or to take the HE Dummy. To start this they Jed order to prove that we are not ri­ harder line and demand that Israel their King from their own hand to gid and inflexible." pull back from portions of the Go­ start unblocking. West jumped on Sadat's Trip Oted lan Heights she took in 1967. TOOTH this and quickly led another one During a tour of eight Arab The more radical Arab regimes back and- that was the end of the countries, including Syria, Saudi of Liby~ and Iraq and the Palesti­ Declarer. When Spades !ailed to Arabia and Algeria, Mr. Sadat nian commando organizations break they had to play the Dia• proposed that the oil embargo have attacked Mr. Sadat for ac­ OF monds themselves and con­ against the United States be lifted cepting the "American Plan" for sequently went down. " as soon as the first stage of Is­ Suez disengagement. They arc This is what they should have rael withdrawal from the Egyptian putting pressure on Syria to de­ CRIME done. As soon as Dummy came and Syrian fronts is completed," mand lull Israeli withdrawal from a plav with down they sec that they have two according to Ahmad Kbalifa al­ the Golan Heights. rn11\1r, bv losing Clubs and also have to lose Suwcidi. Foreign Minister of the And so Mr. Sadat's call for a the Spade Acc. Furthermore, if United Arab Emirates. positive Arab response faces oppo­ S,101 Shen;irrl they have to play Diamonds them­ Diplomatic sources said that this sftion in the group of Arab oil selves they will lose a trick there. made the Syrian altitude toward countries that must make the deci­ phone 351-4242 too. a nd go down so something proposals for disengagement re- sion. ~-----i.a-.a====-~"--==------··-- --

8 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1974

DISMISSED anti-Israel and anti-Jewish leller TORONTO - Pierre Brisson, to the Montreal daily Le Devior a Cam1dian • government oflicial last November, has been dismissed stationed in Cairo who wrote an from the Canadian Civil Service. Hello Again!

~~A~'!£.~! Having A Party? News of the Sports World by Warre'n Walden CALL ,-:D~EmrlCED J. WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN: on the wane when the Babe start­ MENU ed commanding more sports page FLAMING U RENT-ALLS Hank Aaron might be overtaking PUU PUU PLATTER a record set by 1,.ou Gehrig instead space than the enti re National FOR TWO '4.50 Tables' Chairs Dishes . of the Babe - if - a telegram League team. •COCKTAILS• had been answered. But, let's start ... Champagne Fountains at the very beginning which, as the WHAT TO DO? The Giants tried song sings, is a very good place to for a counter home run allraction 725-3779 start. with George "High Pockets" Kel­ ••• ly and Bill Terry leading the way FOR VARS AND YARS: Before as sluggers: They we re also seek­ Babe Ruth joined the Yankees. ing a good Jewish player who - TO LAUNCH CAMPAIGN: Rhode the Giants were the popular base­ would attract the fa ns. He turned Island will launch its 1974 Israel ball team in New York. John Bond campaign at a cocktail re­ out to be Andy Cohen. a lik eable ception for Brigadier General Men- . "Muggsy" McGraw's colorful Na­ little second baseman who was achem Aviram, Divisional Ar­ tional Leaguers were "the big "on the spo1" when he was sent moured Commander in the Yorn league" in the big city and the in to replace the great Rogers HOLLAND Kippur War and former Military Polo Grounds was the mecca for Hornsby. best of all right handed Governor of Gaza, on Thursday, rabid followers of the "Gynts ... It hillers. al second base. Thal was a February 21, at 8 p.m. at the started to change when the Big big assignment and alth ough Andy A house-SOLD word home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P. - Bambino came to town with his fried hard, it was just the same as Blazer of 20 Old Tannery Road. wa lloping willow. The Giants replacing Ruth in his heyday in Mr. Blacher is chairman of the fought off the surge of popularity RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • IN.DUSTRIAL Rhode Island Committee, State of the outfield . There was too much Israel Bonds. created by the home -run prowess going against Cohen. of the Babe who became a bigger Brig. Gen. Aviram, o career offi­ ... RICHARD G. HOLLAND, REALTORS gian t than THE Giants. McGraw's cer for almost two decades,~ has BEFORE THAT: It was before distinguished himself in various crub with the aid of the colorfu l "Fordham Flash ... Frankie Frisch. the Cohen move that a most out­ top-level military assignments, in­ standing home run hiller was per­ cluding the War of Independence, won suC'cessive World Series titles the Sinai campaign and the recent by defeating the Yankees in 192 1 forming at first base for Columbia fij'" conflict. and 1922 but their popularity was University. coached by Andy ··;;~·~~~~~-~=) Coak ley of Providence. Coak le y saw the great potentialities pos­ Arab Support Given To Sadat sessed by Lou Gerhri g: realized what they would mean to the Gi­ For Disengagement Agreement an ts a nd telegraphed John February is the mon.th to McGraw. who was with his New CAIRO. - President Anwar el­ permitted to go through. Israeli­ York Giants team in Boston for a give that secret dream Sadat won support for his fl ag ships, however. would be serie·s with the Bra ves. As Coakley disengagement agreement with barred until achievement of an told it to me. he ne ve r received an Israel from most of the other over-al l peace agreement answer from McGraw and so Geh­ some serious thought. Arab leaders during hi s recent satisfactory to Egypt and the other ·rig went to the Yankees. tour of their capi tals, according to Arab states. ... As long as you can remember; Israel has been on your informed sources here. but there is mind. Ever since Israel was reborn, you've shared her From Israel's point of view. IM AGINE' The great "Iron a time limit on their commitment. allowing lsraeli-liound cargoe~ to triumphs ang suffered her anxieties. And you always dream Mr. Sadat, the sources say, Horse" Gehrig passed up by the about living there. pass through the canal is more Giants al the very time that he must achieve further Israeli important - except symbolically Well stop dreaming. February is the month to give your was a perfect answer to their withdrawals beyond the new truce - than passage for Israeli-flag secret dream some serious thought. From February 10th quandary' So." in passing. if you line. and other Israeli concessions, ships. The who le Suez Canl issue. to March 10th you'll have the chance to find out what life . have been passed-by - and I to assure continued Arab support. in fact. is primarily a symboli c one is like for Americans living in Israel. Jobs, housing, educa­ know you have for who hasn't'' - The qualified nature of the for Israel. Of more importance is ti_on, everything you need to know. Everything. And you'll think of the Giants letting Gehrig Arab backing is believed to be the the comm itm ent that Mr. Sadat is hear it from people who should know, Americans who are reason that Mr._ Sadat has gone get away from them. Suppose the sa id to have made that there will telegram had been answered'' Lou living there. They'll tell you why they went, and why they out of hi s- way to st ress · the be blockade of the Straits of Bab are staying. They'll tell you what to expect, and what not to. limitations of the Israeli-Egyptian Gehrig might have been hitting el Mandeb at the entrance to the home runs for the Giants and the So if you've been thinking about living in Israel, or even agreement. Red Sea. if you just want more information, you've put it off long Al a meeting here last night. for fact the he would have been play­ Yesterday• the Government enough. There will never be a better time than right now example. Mr. Sadat told leaders ing in the Polo Grounds might appropri ated 15 million pounds - to get the facts you need. Ask us. We're the people you of the Palestine liberat ion have helped him in hilling more about $40-million fo r clearing talk to, because we're the people who know. movement that he would refu se to than did the Babe in the bigger open the Suez Canal to Israel i operations and 20 million pounds. Yankee Stadium. ln that case. the The time is now. shipping until Israel recognized or about $SO-million. for the first Giants might have maintained the "the legi tim ate rights of the phase of rebuilding the citi es. Aid popularity 1hal once was theirs If you want to know more, call or write: and capital from the United States and they probably would have ISRAEL ALIYAH CENTER Palestinians" and returned a ll the Arab territories that she took in and all other countries wi ll be stayed in New York instead of 31 St. Jame• Avenue, Park Squ ■ r• Bldg. welcome, the papers said. moving to San Francisco. Gehrig. Boaton, Mau. 02116, (617) 423-0888, 423-7491 1967. He added that until Israe l met these cond iti ons. Egypt would But •first. as Cairo sees it, there who played his entire career in also refuse to end the stale of mu st be military dise11gagement Ruth's shadow while establishing a Don't belligerency between the countries. on the Syrian front. That issue consecutive game record. might MAX So fa r, Egyptian officials are had been dicussed in depth by Mr. have been the "Home Run King" sat isfied with the way the Kissinger, Mr. Sadat and the and Hank Aaron might be assault­ GOLDEN disengagement agreement. which Israeli leaders at the time of Mr. ing hi s record instead of the "714" evolved from the mediation efforts Kissinger's "shullle diplomacy" totaled by Ruth. The Polo suggests !, of Secretary of State Kissinger. is between Jerusalem and Aswan. Grounds. it couid be said. was being carried out. made to order for a slugger such four basic Am er i ca n-Eq yp Ii an con­ as Gehrig was. Mr. Sadat met last night with sultations on the subject are un­ steps Yasir Arafat and a delegation of ... derstood to be continuing here and West Bank Palestinians, according in Washington. At the same time, AS AARON SAID: When in Providen_ce recently. Hank Aaron ~ ' to the stale-controlled Egyptian there are Egyptian-Syrian contacts MJllllal ,._ • I . DON'T SIGN ANY- remarked. "I'm not trying to press. and, of course, Israeli-American W 11 N IC LI •• • THING ••• Atthe,.....ofthe Egyptian officials define the break Babe Ruth's record: I'm WIICII: - .... • • _.,._ consultations, informed sources " legitim ate rights" ·or the say. The Egyptians are acting as trying to set a record for Hank Wit .. ce9 IIOITON 2. CAU IOSTON IADl- Aaron ... And everybody is pulling Palestinians as the rights of mediators, according to those ~A...._l'Oa. IIOlfllN•- ATOI ... Don't be penuoded by refugees to return lo their homes for Hank in his efforts. I imagine - ...... ~" and "Out sources. ...._, ...... M Of Thia Wo.tcl" _.... Moa or receive compensation in he'd lik e to set that new record in ,-. .,.._ M ...,. · Oolcleft will hondle .-ythlnv. Al- accord ance with United Nations The second priority. to the his team 's home city but the Egyptians, is to get the Palestinian • -,. ter houn, our ---e NNice resolutions . Braves open on the road and so ..._ .... Don't hnitatil to cal vs Egypt is anxious to begin leadership to approve military it's possi ble that the new mark ~-hofflOftywhere. clearing the canal and rebuilding disengagement and at a later stage may be establi shed in Cincinnati. 3. TAKI CAR Of YOUI CAI ... Yovr car i1 your property. 'iou the cities on its banks, these to join the Middle East peace It will be great having another con pick tM garage of your choic•. No Of\e including your inwronce officials say. But they make a conference at Geneva. outstanding ,home run hiller head­ company or police con tell you where to toke your car. sharp distinction between that ed for the Hall of Fame. It will in 4. OUT Of STATI ... CoH IOSTON IADIATOl -ony hour day or beginning and the time, much COMPLAINS no way sully the great legend and night. later, when Israel wi ll· be WASH I NG TON Mayor image that surrounds the name of P.S. ,._... IINlcle l,y Mhl••-n er lvnnen c■ n enly IN permitted to share in the full Richard Hatcher of Gary. Indiana. Babe Ruth. There is so much to fulfllN"',.., _.,._,.....,, lnferler _,...... ■ ntl _ ..... benefits of a reopened canal. complained to Democratic Party be wri11en about the Babe and ..... _.._ . Before that happens. there wi ll chairman Robert Strauss here there is so much to be wrillen have to be much more progress several days ago that the United about accomplishments in the IADIATOI& toward an overa ll selllement States is considering giving $)5 great game of baseball. Enough BOSTON IODYWOIKS between Israel and the Arabs. million to help relieve famine for the Babe and Aaron and all IODY WOik •PAINTING• IADIATOI WOii Israeli officials have said that conditions among Blacks in the the others in the Cooperstown es­ Mr. Sadat gave assurances to Mr. Southern Sahara areas while the tablishment. Anyway. "Chirp. • MOTOI -AIIS • PIONT IND• UPHOLSTIIY Kissinger that once the Congress voted $2.2 billion to aid Chirp." The pitchers are gelling e llAKIS • TRANSMISSION • CHASS • IGNITION • disengagement agreement was Israel. "The party should be ready to head South and keep nc. signed and the canal was taking a strong position on the your eyes open. You 'll be seeing a reopened, Israeli-bound cargoes on fact that Black Africans are Robin any day now. - CARRY 1IS PINE ST., PROVIDENCE 421-2625 ships of other nations would be starving, .. Hatcher said. ON! _THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1974 - 9 OFFER STUDY PROGRAM through June 30, 1975, it was NEW YORK - The University announced by the American of Haifa in Israel is offering a Friends ofrlaifa University. The special one-year Study Program in English for American a_nd SHADES Lyons Canadian students in the fields of By Leonard Lyons Jewish, Israeli and Middle East Den Studies, starting July 25, 1974 DRAPERIES JOE ANDRE'S CARPETS NEW YORK: Peter Ustinov, of spoils and the reformers over the ORCHESTRA D W FASHI S, nc. whose production of the opera, Don division of headlines" ... The other Music for that very special affair 1195 No. Main St., Prov. Quixote, is now being performed in night Mason was on Broadway in Weddings Bar Mitzvahs OPEN MON. THRU SAT. TO S:30 Paris, has shaved off hi s beard of The Good Doctor, on TV in 831-3739 Res. 944-7298 TUES, Till 9 P.M. the past few years. "There's and NET's production of Cyrano de GA 1-3955 energy crises everywhere," he Bergerac and in movie theaters in explained. "So I'm driving slower Cinderella liberty. - and traveting lighter." Hermione Gingold, who's lntroductory~P.,ecial Jane Powell got into a cab the starring in A li11le Night Music. other day and asked to be taken to received a letter from a convent of MISS CONNIE AMARAL the Minskoll Theater, where she's the Order of the Sacred Heart California Trained Stylist now starring in Irene. The driver . addressed to "Ms. Hermione TO SPEAK: Esther Jungreis, wife formerly of Providence-Pawtucket Line asked : "Are you in the show?" Gingold ... The letter inside began: of the rabbi of Congr~gation Ohr Miss Powell said she was. "You "Dear Sir or Madam" ... Jim Ryun Torah of North Woodmere, Long OFFERS FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY girls work so hard," the cabbie told and Kip Keino. who have run sub­ Island, New York, will be the FREE CONDITIONING TREATMENT (Value •I.50) the actress. "It's such a tough f our-minute miles 50 times speaker at the Institute of Jewish Studies on Sunday, Februa.ry 17 at with EVERY SHAMPOO & SET business. But don't get discouraged. between them , will compete at the 8 p.m. al Temple Emanu-EI. One of these days, they'll take you first professional track meet CALL 621-6031 out of the chorus and make you a February 15 at the Nassau REAFFIRMS SUPPORT VANITY FAIR BEAUTY SHOP star" ... Harry James will star in Coli seum. Ryan is the current TEL A VIV - The AFL-CIO 737 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE Roseland City's Ap ril Name 'Band record-holder for · the outdoor five-member good will delegation Festival. mile. concluded its week-long visit to Do ug las Anderson, whose Dave Fisher, who co-authored Israel at a farewell reception here grandfather Maxwe ll wrote three K ii/er with Joey - a mobster who attended by President Ephraim plays - Winterset. High Tor a nd admits to 38 murders - has Katzir and Premier Golda Meir. . ROBERTS. CARSON, M.D. The Star Wagon - for Burgess written a second book, Hit No. 29. Lane Kirkland, secretary-treasurer Meredith in the 1930's, has a role about one of them. He was asked of the AFL-CIO who headed the Diplomate of American Board of in the revival of Ulysses in how they chose that incident for the delegation, brought greetings from Neurology and Psychiatry Nigh11own. which Me;idith is new book, to . be published by AF L-C 10 President George directing When Fionnuala Playboy Press next month. "There Meany and rea ffirmed the is pleased to announce the Flanagan. who's appearing in the was no problemi" he said. "When political, moral and financial play, heard the property man was 'Joey' decides something, I never support of Israel by the American opening of his havi n~ problems locating a large argue." labor movement. brass bed. she suggested the one in MEDICAL PRACTICE her Hotel Algonquin room might Soudi Arobio, Kuwoit at 679 Washington Street be suitable. Meredith investigated, and "ordered" the bed. The South Attleboro, Mass. Algonquin will be credited in the Retoin Oil Emborgo PHONE: 617-399-8910 program. BEIRUT, Lebanon - Saudi States." Robert Whiteman, publisher of Arabia and Kuwait have given The two chiefs of state also Liberty Magazine, met a you ng President Hafez el-Assad of Syria agreed to make the lifting of the PRACTICE LIMITED TO ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT freelance writer and asked where "firm pledges" to continue the oil oil embargo "dependent on Israeli his by-line has most often embargo against the United commitment, either dirrect or appeared. "On the forms," was the States, Beirut newspapers reported through the United States, to reply, "at the unemployment today. accept Syrian terms for a military office " ... 19-year-old singer Julie The reports said King Faisal of disengagement," the report said. Budd makes her first trip to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait's ruler, Mr. Khaddam said the Syrian CUSTOM Europe February 19 under the Sheik Sabah al-Salem al-Sabah, Government made its position auspices of the Harry Walker had assured Mr. Assad that the clear to Secretary of State Agency for the "U.S. Stars for · embargo wou ld be maintai ned Kissinger when he was in Israel" project. During her 10-day until an agreement to separate Damascus Jan. 20. visit, she 'II give 30 shows for troops Syrian and Israeli forces on the "We are still waiting for his and hospitalized soldiers. Golan Heights was worked out on answer," he added. Liza Minnelli, who ten years Syrian terms. DRAPERIES ALGERIA ASSAILS PARLEY ago ma de her first public Both the pro-Egyptian paper Al PARIS ·-, The conference of appearance on Broadway as Anwar and the independent Al Western oil-consuming states next "Queen of Carneva le ... heads the Bayrak carried the reports. week sponsored by President li st of invitees to Carnevale. the Mr. Assad met .for five hours Nixon will produce nothing 13-day festival which began at Saturday with King Faisal, the worthwhile "because the oil­ OFF Mamma Leone's on February leader of the Arab oil embargo, in producing countries are opposed 14 .. . Arthur Lenning, author of Riyadh, the Saudi capital. He flew to it," Houari Boumediene of "The Cou nt : The Life and Films to Kuwait yesterday and was 13 Algeria said in an interview All FABRICS! of Bela ·Dracul a' Lugosi," said at expected back in Damascus, the published by Le Monde today. L'Escargot that Putnam's will Syrian capital, today. He told the newspaper's publish the book in June. "Lugosi SYRIAN TERMS Algerian correspondent tha t Choose From The largest tried to avoid those horror roles Syria's Foreign Minister, Abdel American proposals were aimed at which eventually wo n him fame," Halim Khaddam, yesterday establishing "a new form of Selection of Decorative Fabrics Lenning said. "For years he was announced terms for a protectorate or condominium on In New England! more tormented than Dracula's disengagement agreemetn that our raw materials and production victims.·· Israel is certain to reject. "we are determined to fight all Henderson Forsythe, who has Mr. Khaddam, in a statement to such attempts." been on the soap opera, As The the Saudi press and Government FREE c World · Turns. for the past 13 radio, said: "Syria will accept British Companies years, will have a featured role in military disengagement on the ALL The Freedom oj th e City, the Golan Heights front only if it is Choose Work Days HOME 421 •7561 made a part of ~ plan for a total Brian Friel play opening February LONDON - The Board of Israeli withdrawal from Arab CONSULT AHON 17 ...Jack Nicholson, whose new Deputies of British Jews welcomed territories conquered both in the movie, The last Detail opens soon, the a nnouncement by the plays a sailor with two birds and a 1973 and 1967 wars. " A disengagement by itself government that the three-day snake tattooed on his chest. "I'm work week in industry wil l the first actor who had to h8'e his without an Israeli commitment for henceforth be appli ed not by faed Profession ally body appro,ed by the ASPCA he total withdrawal and an assurance days for fix ed zones but by giving_ of Palestinia n rights is not said. each factory an opportunity to Coordinated acceptable to Syria under any Talk show host Joe Franklin choose which three days in the ci rcum stances." was asked at the Fabric Factory week they want to work. A Israeli leaders have repeatedly Interiors restaurant how he was managed to spokesman for the Board said: stay on TV for 20 years. "Making made clear that Israel is going lo sure my guests avoid three-letter retain permanently some of the "This is of the greatest By words and three-syllable topics territory taken in 1961 because importance to Jewish owners of like po-Ii-tics, .. he e,plained .. . Dino they feel it necessary lo Israel's factories a nd workshops in DONALD De Laurentiis. who produced security. One piece of territory London and the London area. and Serpico and the new gangster film . they appear adamant about some other areas in the country, CHAKOIAN Crazy Joe. received a script based holding is the Golan Heights, fr om where the working days were on last month's bombing of the which Syrian batteries shelled Thursday, Friday and Saturday, so mausoleum of former underworld Israeli settlements in northern that Orthodox Jews could onl y leader Frank Costello. Galilee until the Israelis captured work a day-and-a-half. They will For_, J ■ mu •rnard Botein's them . now be able lo work three full The first atte111pt at a IIOYel wH "The Al Anwar's Riyadh days without being involved with PrOWc:11tor," which was publied by correspondent said King Faisal Friday afternoons and Saturdays. Si•on A Sclwster shin 1956. In had assured Mr. Assad that Saudi The Board had made strenu ous Drapery & Slipcover the llook, the jaqe - a >eteran of Arabia "will continue to support efforts to alleviate the origi nal ew York ,olitics - who died Syria whether by the presence of situation... The new regulations rettlltly, oll9er,ed: "What keeps Saudi troops on the Syrian front are also helpful te Seventh Day Ki~g -•cipal ,olitics healthy is that or through the continuation of the Adventists. Moslems and other the tllie,a fall a.t _, the lirisiott oil embargo against the United groups.

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10 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1974 DEFENDS ALERT defended here President Nixon's SAN FRANCISCO - Foreign order of a worldwide military alert Five Palestinian Guerrillas Minister Abba Eban strongly as a response to Soviet Union· test of the reliability of U. S. Escape To Southern Yemen WHY BABYSIT YOUR commitments. Speaking to th" EMPTY APARTMENTS? Commonwealth Club here, Eban , KUWAIT - Five Palestinian a third secretary of the Embassy, LET US SHOW AND RENT said the Soviet test was "inspired guerrillas who seized the Japanese as the first victim, and they even THEM FOR YOU Embassy here flew to Aden in gave him paper and pen to write Screened tenants waiting perhaps by circumstances within O'CONNOR RENTALS your own community," apparently Southern Yemen today after his last message to his family," 125 Gano Street 7 51-2300 a reference to the crisis stemming releasing their Japanese sai d Tashiro Otowa, a from the Watergate Scandal. diplomatic hostages in an representative of a J apanese operation _that angered public industrial concern who was in the opinion here. Embassy when the guerrillas WYRO The five · guerrillas, who struck Wednesday morning. OFFICE CLEANING threatened at one point to start The threat to kill Mr. Ito was ' COMPLETE SERVICE• FULLY INSURED killing members of the Japanese lifted when the Telex machine in Embassy staff here, flew out on a the Embassy offices rattled out a Cleaning offices & office buildings Japanese airliner that had brought message from the Foreign Office nightly• weekly• monthly four other extremists - two in Tokyo announcing that the Arabs and two Japanese - from Japan Air Lines plane was on its GIVE US A CALL AT 617-252-3088 Singapore, where they had tried to way to Singapore. ANYTIME AND WE WILL BE GLAD TO blow up an oil refinery. "Alter that the guerrillas (The airliner was greeted on relaxed and became friendly," said COME DOWN AND GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE NAMED DIRECTOR: Arthur Eisen­ its arrival in Aden by officials of Mr. Ito. stein, a resident of Providence for - ALSO RESIDENTIAL WINDOW CLEANING - approximately 20 years, has been Southern Yemen's Marxist The Japanese airliner, alter an appointed executive director of the Government, The Associated eight-hour fli ght from Singapore, United Jewish Appeal of Jersey Press reported. The nine had arrived here early on a cold City, New Jersey, it has been an­ gunmen were taken to an gray morning with a drizzle , LIFE INSURANCE ' nounced by Melvin Blum, UJA unknown destination.) coming down on this desert oil chairman and Bernard Kaye, pres• The two operations here and in country by t he Persian-Gull. AGENTS ident of the Jewish Community Singapore were combined efforts Just before noon, there was (OR THOSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO BE) Center of Jersey City. by the Popular Front for the unusu a l activity in side the Mr. Eisenstein, who served as Liberation of Palestine, a Marxist­ Embassy building which was DO YOU WANT: assistant executive director of the oriented group of the Palestinian heavily guarded by the Kuwaiti Jewish Community Center of resistance, a nd the Japanese Red police. • To earn '16,000 or more your first year? Rhode Island for 15 years, has been serving as executive director Army. Later it was learned that the • To spend 95% of your time with prospects, not prospecting? five guerrillas had agreed to of the Jewish Community Center Hostages Released · • Work primorily during the day in the business community? surrender their arms a nd be of Jersey City since July 1973. His The release of 10 Japanese i escorted in police cars to the I' • To write o million face value or more a year, every year? dual duties will begin immediate­ ho s tages , including Ryoko ly. airport while the hostages moved I' • To sell a whole life policy that ihe mosses_con afford? Ishikawa, Japan's Ambassador -to A graduate of Bryant College, through an international 1' • To learn a proven soles system in a 2 week expense paid school? Kuwait, was obtained by Kuwaiti Mr. Eisenstein also served for five passageway to the Kuwai ti I officials after the Japan Air Lines • To represent a 50 year old company operating in 50 states and years as the general manager of Foreign Ministry building I the East Providence Post. Married DC-8 jet had flown the lour I 17 foreign countries that is growing rapidly with many local and adjoining the Embassy office to the ·former Mildred Kaiser of extremists here from Singapore. l national opportunities in management? , building. Scranton, Pennsylvania, he cur­ where they had been stranded on a · Faces Hidden TO ARRANGE FOR YOUR PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL rently resides --at 813 Avenue C in ferryboat with three hostages in The guerrillas, who sa id by the INTERVIEW--PLEASE SEND RESUME TO: Bayonne, New Jersey. Singapore harbor. Japanese . diplomats to have all "I want to express my most P. Mahan, Ufe Dept., When in doubt, you need look been young Palestinian Arabs, left sincere thanks for the most 111 Washington St. no further for the perfect gilt. The through a back door and were strenuous efforts made to save us Brookline, Mas.s. 02146 Herald subscription is always ap­ later seen entering the ai rport by the Government of Kuwait and preciated for birthdays and holi­ through a side gate in police cars. , ..______A■ n■E■q■uo■l ■O■p■po■•■•u■n■ity-Em■p■lo■y■•■•------• by my own Government," said days. Call the Herald at 724-0200. Their fa'tes were hidden as they Ambassador Ishikawa, who looked boarded the ai rliner for- Southern dapper in a gray suit alter forty­ About four years ago we introduced our quality products in your Yemen, the only Arab country. eight hours in the hands of the that had agreed to accept them. market. Your overwhelming response resulted in RUBINSTEIN'S guerrillas. Kuwait had refused to allow the The five guerrillas, according to Salmon ap_d T.un,akc.,oKE(§ PARAMOUNT OFFICE income apartments available , to Streets and the other near Broome by John J. Casey, president. SUPPLY CO,, INC. both groups in a neighboring a nd Ridge Streets ·- will each be Mr. Gerstenblatt, 33, was grad­ REALTORS privately sponsored project in the divided by population roughly 60 uated from Hope High School in ,t§J 819 Westm;n,ter SI. Hospital Trust Bldg. renewal area. per cent Hispanic a nd nonwhite, 19S8 and from Boston University, lC P.ov •• R.I. Before submission to the court, and 40 per cent white. The with a bachelor's degree in busi­ Real Estate Since 1891 Q521-580:0 • F_ree Pork;n0, the terms were agreed upon by buildings have 358 apartments, of ness administration and account­ both sides during a series of face­ which 161 have already been ing, in 1963. He brings 10 years' to-face meetings arranged by rented but not occupied. experience in the accounting and financial fields to_his new position. • Another 160 low-income George Nicolau, vice president of · He will have a major responsibility the Institute for Mediation a nd apartments will be available in for NEPAS' client program of pen­ Conflict Resolution, a private three buildings constructed by the sion planning, accounting, account organization that medi a tes Grand Street Guild, a housing management and guidance in PROVIDENCE PRINT GALLERY INC community conflicts. Both sides corporation set up by St. Mary's mutual funds and insurance. praised the settlement. Roman Catholic Church. The GRAPHIC ARTS GALLERY " I'm very pleased with it," said largely Puerto Rican group will Abigail Harris Of JCC Nancy LeBlanc, a lawyer for qet between 121 and 133 of the M FY, an antipoverty legal apartments. Takes First Place • ORIGINAL GRAPHICS services organization representing • The overflow from either the Puerto Ricans and non-whites group will be offered apartments In Swimming Meet in the dispute. "But I prefet not to in eight other Housing Authority • FINE ART PRINTS Abigail Harris of the Jewish call it a compromise - that's a projects around the city. Community Center of Rhode ls- . • CREATIVE CUSTOM FRAMING land swim team became state Brooklyn Taxi Driver Awarded champion in her age group for the 50 yard back.stroke event on 5 January 20 and 27 during the 110 WATERMAN ST. PROVIDENCE, R.I. 11,889 In Damages from TWA Rhode Island Age Group Swim­ NEW YORK - A Brooklyn Rattner was fired because his ming Championships held at the 751-1881 taxi driver --:as awarded $11,889 in work as a ramp serviceman w~s Cranston YMCA. damages and compensation from "unsatisfactory." "He was The Center team, as a whole, Trans-World Airlines on grounds subjected to a deliberate campaign captured a total of 10 trophies. CUSTOM-MADE that a nti-Semitic bias was of harassment by company and the girls, as a . team, finished responsible for his dismissal from officials which included his being in ninth place. DRAPERIES a probationary job with TWA at forced to work in areas where vile Chris Barnes, captain; Allan FROM Kennedy Airport in 1969. In anti-Semitic graffiti known lo his Harlam, Larry Richter, Marcie ordering the airline to pay the superiors were in evidence," the _Nemtzow, Jenny Sydney, Judy JACK'S FABRICS amount, the City Commission on Commission said in its ruling. It Blazar, Lori Sergei, Sarah Baum, Human Rights contended that also stated that $5000 of the total Abigail and Susan Harris, com- WILL BRIGHTEN Malcolm Rattner, 27, a Vietnam damages awarded was to prise the team. . YOUR HOME OR OFFICE war veteran, was fired "because of compensate Rattner for Abigail also placed second in his religion." A TWA spokesman "humiliation, outrage and mental the 50 yard freestyle and anchored •SLIPCOVERS •BED SPREADS called the ruling " ludicrous" a nd anguish." According to Rattner, the girls 200 yard freestyle relay •WINDOW SHADES said the airline would appeal. who now drives a cab for a living, which finished sixth in a tight •UPHOLSTERING his troubles with TWA began race. . The Commission, in its ruling, when he asked for a day off on Susa n Harris won two trophies rejected TWA's contention that Yorn Kippur. with a third place finish in the 25 D_ecorating yard butterfly and a sixth in the 50 yard freestyle. Lori Bengel also Problem.~? Geologist Says Israeli Oil took two trophies with a sixth in CALL 725-2160 HOURS: 9:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M. the 50 yard breaststroke and a 725 Dexter St. Central Falls Off-Shore In Haifa Gulf sixth in t.he place relay. MON.-SAT. TEL A VIV - According to Germany and the U.S. a'lso geologist Moshe Shafrir, oil can depend in large measure on other be found within the bounds of fuels, such as coal and natural gas, Israel 's lines as they were prior to whereas Israel is a lmost entirely the Six Day War of 1967. While dependant on oil, havi·ng no coal acknowledging that the few WARSAW or hydroelectric power as alternate existi ng wells provided onl y one energy sources. Should Israel lose a nd one-half percent of the its e,isting oil supply from the nation's requirements in 1972, Sinai, almost all of its fuel Shafrir strongly contends that requirements would have lo be PHILHARMONIC further explorations will yield imported at a staggering cost. fruitful re s ults . Brightes t prospects, says Shafrir, would GIVES THIRD GRANT have been in the Sinai which WASHINGTON - The United with guest pianist a lready supplies 70% of Israel's States has given Israel a third needs, but the prognosis for the grant of $50 million to help it Sinai is poor, owi ng to its maintain economic stability during uncertain political fate. On the a period of heavy defense VETERANS MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM other hand, according to Shafrir, spending. The money will be used there a rc better-th a n-fair to import industrial and other c,pectations from thirty-odd off­ commodities from the U .S. In a Sunday, f eb. ·24 at 8:30 pm s hore drillings scheduled at brief ceremony at the State varyi ng sea le vels in the Hai fa Department, Daniel Parker, gulf. administrator of the Agency for Tickets S],50, s6,50, ss,50 at Ladd's Music Israel's oil needs amount to a Economic Development, aid it mere seven million tons per whs " indeed remarkable" that Centers, Music Box, and Roth Ticket Agency. a nnum, but demand is growing. Israel is surviving in view of the On a per-capita basis consu mption " unusu a l burden o n your is relatively . high. Israel's per­ economy... Israeli Ambassador capita consumption of 2 tons Simcha Dinitz replied that "you Phone orders 7 51-65 14 from 9 to 9 daily. yearly is higher tha n that of have always made us feel as Presented by the URI Arts Council. Germany, but less than that of the partners'" a nd tha nked the United States, wh ich is three tons government, Congress a nd people Supported in port by the RI State Council on the Arts. per a nnum. of the U.S. " not only for what The comparison is somewhat they have done but for the spi rit in f(lisleadi ng, however. in tha t which it is done.·· .l2 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1974 Newspaper ads can be run on short notice a ny week, all year. SET UP AWARD ,Israeli Basketball Team Tours AMSTERDAM - The N e th·erlands Association of Under Strict Security TUTORING Fencing Instructors has set up a ·us fencing award in honor of Andre NEW YORK - Some players Virtually speaking in a parable, SERVICE Spitzer, one of the 11 Israeli , on the Israeli national basketball Hemmo said, "We're small and athletes killed in the Olympic , team were sitting in a hotel room weak, so we have to be fast." Games in Munich. in Spain last October during the Getting the team together again F.RENCH-IT ALIAN European championships when after the Yorn Kippur War wasn't someone turned on a television set an easy matter. " In Israel we let ENGLISH (as a sec­ a nd they discovered their country the engineers and factory workers ond1language) HELEN (ROWELL'S was at wa r. home from the front first," Ar, you planning a trip abrtod ? f-or business? f'Or FOOD SPECIALTY SHOP • • W e g o t o n a . p I a n e Clovinsky explained. pltosurt? Art you o student seeking extra help? ,immediately, and the nex t day "I didn't know how I could get HaH you just coRtt to America and found your most of the boys were on the everyone together," added Entlish inodequat1? 122 WALTHAM ST. front," recalled Haim Glovinsky Hemmo. "Our captain was in LESSONS: 51.00 per hour (Off Pawtucket Ave.) here. Glovinsky is the Israeli Egypt. Others were scattered. But ARE DESIGNED TO MEET _liaison man for the United States I finally got them together. They YOUR SPECIFIC NEEDS PAWTUCKET Committee Sports fo r Israel, weren't in shape. But when they_ (SPECIAL RATES FOR STUDENTS ) ' which is sponsoring a tight- saw the ball, they jumped on it CALL OPEN DAILY 9 -5 security North American tour of like something was missing." ELEANOR G. TAYLOR the team. One of the players is Steve 861-2676 l;etween 8-9 o.m . 728-4130 TO BE HONORED: The Most Rever­ or S-6 p.m. for an appt. end Bishop Louis E. Gelineau, D.D., Indeed, half of the team was Kaplan (Rutgers '72), who has Roman Catholic Bishop of Provi­ stopped recently by a guard dual citizenship. Kaplan, who was dence, will receive the National wielding an electronic metal captain of the Ru tgers team in his ROBERT STARR BRIDGE CLUB Jewish Hospital's 1974 Honor detector as the players stepped off senior year, wi ll be going into the Award al the respiratory disea"'l the elevator at the Israeli Consul- Israeli army shortly. 1060 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE, R.I. center's 75th anniversary dinner . General's office here. Nearby, an "During the war I worked in a 831-4669 ' on Tuesday, March 12, at the Co­ armed guard of the United States kibbutz,' he said. "At first 1 lonial Hilton Inn in Cranston. Secret Service wa tched . picked oranges, and then I milked Proceeds of the dinner will go "The United States doesn' t cows. " He shaved his beard so he BRIDGE CLASSES AND to the Denver-based hospital's treatment, research and education wa nt another Munich," said a could wear a gas mask if he had I d to. CL1NICS NOW FORMING programs in asthma, tuberculosis consu lar officia l. There area Y Another visitor to the· Israeli and immunologic disorders. has been one minor incident on Consul ate was Nat Holman, the BEGINNERS: Monday 9:30 to 11 :30 a.m. VIOLA TES CEASE-FIRE this 12-game tour. Last week the long- time coach of City College I 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. UNITED NATIONS - Israel three black players at the who started Israel's team in 1949. I Friday 9:30 to 11 :30 a.m. has charged that Syria violated the University of Rochester said they "They have an extreme desire I c.ease-fire 16 times during the I would play only half the game "to to improve their game,' said INTERMEDIATES: Wednesday 9:30 to 11 :30 Cl.m. period Jan. 26-29 a nd claimed that placate that half of the community Holman. " They work at it !I 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. the violations "which are causing that doesn't want us to play." religiously - if that's the proper ! I casualities prove the existence of a I EXPERT: Tuesday 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. " I think they realized they word - to do well. They're alert, I 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. deliberate policy of the Syrian cou ldn 't beat us anyway," said the they're brainy, they're strong." government in this respect." The Israeli coach. Avraham Hemmo. Kaplan be li eved that it "must INSTRUCTORS complaint' was contained in a " By the time half-time came we be tough to coach an Israeli team . Notionolly Known Experts--Allon J. Cokin, Robert E. Storr letter to Secretary General Kurt had such a big lead, and those Everyone over the age of 20 has Waldheim- three guys we ren't so good, so already been in the service. • • they walked off." They're ind epend ent thinkers. No copies of the team's They want to play an · attacking itinerary will be pu blished. But it style ball. They have to be taught •wi ll face Dowling Coll ege next at defense." Madison Square Ga rd en Originally, Kaplan had hoped preliminary to a K.nicks-Bulls simply to play basketball fo r game. Dowling is an Oakdale, Israel. Now he will stay. Long Island school. " It gives me peace." he And what can fans expect? explained. Essentia·I Commodities Up In Israeli Supermarkets TEL AVIV Isr ae li of living is forecast before the end housewives had a disagreeable of the year, although Finance surprise when. they went to the Minister Pinhas Sapir said he Different hoped the present prices on supermarket this week. Their money bought one-third less of essenti al food-stuffs would hold hopes such essential commodities as "unless there is a world price bread, butter, margarine, oil, eggs, earthquake." sugar and milk than it did the day Yeruham Meshel , acting for before. This was the result of the secretary general of Histadrut. different called a meeting of the central Cabinet's decision- to cut by more than a half the government's price committee hJ discuss the new price folks. support subsidies for essential si tu ation. Hi s t a drut wants products. emp l oyers to follow the The blow was softened government guideli nes by paying somewhat by the government's additional - cost of living ann ouncement that it would pay allowances. But the employers are People want different now with U.S. Savings its employes an additional four blaking. The Employers percent cost of li vi ng all owance - Coordinati on Bureau called on the things from a college Bonds. They just might above the 14.5 percent paid earli er government to reconsider its education. let your kids spend more last month. It has urged private decision to pay additional COL employers· •to do the same. allowances on grounds that it But they all agree time studying and less Families with more than two would only strengthen inflationary on one thing. ,takes time working to stay in children. pensioners and fami li es trends. It on social welfare will receive In a later development, police more than brains to school-whatever they increased grants to cushion the cordoned off the Central Bu s impact of soaring prices. Terminal and arrested five persons get a diploma. hope to be. in dispersing a demonstration But the price hikes posted were against the food price hikes. The Why not make the unparalleled in Israel's economic demonstration was conducted by _life . Sugar was up more than -burden a little easier. several score Black Panthers who eighty percent, from IL 1.14 to IL were joined by an undertermined 2 per kilo; eggs were up from 16 Start buying U.S. number of local housewives. The to 26 agorot; margarine from 32 demonstrators trooped through the Savings Bonds now. to 50 ag.; milk from 64 to 100 per bus station carrying signs that hall liter; flour from IL 450 to IL Bonds are a depend­ read, "They eat cake and let us 850 per ton; bread from 32 to 55 eat dry bread,'' and "War on able way to build a· ag. per loaf, and halla from 40 to poverty. not on the poor." Traffic 60 ag. Hard cheese went from IL college fund for your to and from the terminal was 7 to IL 11 per kilogram; edible children. And an easy oils from 75 to 105 ag. per bottle. halted until . the police restored order. way to start saving In addition, public transportation SHIPS IDLED is due for a fifty percent fare TEL AVIV - The Seamen's them is by joining the Buy U. S. Savings Bonds increase, to go into effect within Now 8 Bond• ,.,. 1)1% la'4N9\ who held to 1Mturlty Union said that it was tying up all of I,..,., 10 nt011Uw (4"° the llr.t ,...,). Bond• eN two weeks. Payroll Savings Plan. ,.t•ctd lf Jo.t, ..._, o, d ...... ,-d . WMtl ...cted they Israeli ships in the three main ca■ lie ...tMd •t JoO• bank. ln'-net is _, •b,t.cl l.o PW cw -.I lneo- Ula-. •"' r..a.,.1 t.• ine.1 be Economic analysts believe the ports_- Haifa, Ashdod and Eilat Start a college fund deferred u11W ,...... uo ■ . price hikes are only the first round - for three days in an effort to in a new chain reaction of price force the governrqent to reconsider increases. The next items expected its plans to sell Israel's last to go up are products made from remaining paMenger vessels, the the essential commodities. These motorships Dan and Nili. Ships .,._II._..,__.._ _ _.,_ ...... include cakes, sweets, juices, •• •11 ,-_.•• ...... -•...... -TM entering the ports were ...... ,,,.., .. ,_ _,TM ...... c-.;(. jellies, ice cream and, of course. immediately idled and those restaurant prices. A general already in dock or at anchorages increase of IO percent in the cost were being held for three days. THE RHODE ISLAND .HERALD, FRIDAY , FEBRUARY 15, 1974 - 13 Kuwaiti Government Agrees To Tankers Black Press Seen Favorable BEIRUT, Lebanon - Foreign planes. Other un-officia l reports Minister Michel Jobert of France said that Kuwait wanted to buy 16 is reported to have won Kuwait's to 24 of the French planes and Towards Israeli War Cause agreement to have four tankers that final negotiations would begin built -for $200-million at a French March 20 in Paris. NEW YORK - A survey of indifferent to Israel and at worst Baltimore Afro-American, 34, I 74; shipyard. leading Black newspapers across hostile to the Jewish state. At the New York Amsterdam News, The newspi\per An Nahar said PILOTS POLLED the country indicates that the same time, however, the survey 75, I 98; Norfo lk Journal a nd tha t the Kuwaiti Government WASHINGTON - The overwhelming majority were eitl)er demonstrates tha t there remains Guide, 23,000; a n d the agreedduringMr.Jobert'svisitto Internati onal Federation of Airline favorable to Israel or evenhanded much work to be done by Jewish Philadelphia Tribune, 38,909. the Persian Gulf sheikdom to have - Pilots Association (IFALPA) is i·n the news reports and editorials organi zations in poi nting out to Showing no significant coverage the tankers constructed at the yard polling its 50,000 members in 65 they published on the Yorn Kippur the Black community that Israel is of the war were: Cleveland Call of La Ciotat, a French company countries on direct action against W ar. the American J ewish a democratic movement of a nd Post, 22,020; D e troit controlled b_y Kuwaiti money .. aerial hijacking. Congress reported at a meeting of national liberation and that the Michigan Chronicle, 51,222; ~ An Nahar said that another its national governing council. A United States has a compelling Durham Times, 6000; and the outcome of Mr. Jobert's talks in sampling of the Black press for a interest in her survival. .. Kansas City Call, 13,960. The Los Kuwait was Kuwait'~ agreement to seven-week period beginning with According to . the survey of Angeles Herald-Dispatch (34.500) negotiate for Mirage jet fighter the out-break of the war on newspapers (circulation included), was described in the survey as October 6 showed only one of those favorable to Israel were: a nti-Israel. fifteen Black newspapers studied Atl anta Inquirer, 32,000: C hi cago Two newspapers - Muhammed to be opposed to Israel. Daily Defender, 22. 102; Los Speaks, published in Chicago by Commenting on the findings. A n ge l es Sen tin e l, 47,084; the Bl ack Muslim movement and Naomi Levine. executive director Minneapoilis Spokesman, I 3,000; the Oakland (Cal.) Black Panther of the AJCongress. declared: "The a nd the St. Louis Argus, 25,000 .. - were not included in the survey results of this study chall enge the Those tha t were " neutral" or because they are regarded as frequently-expressed view that the "mixed" in their coverage were: ideological journals. published by Skiing & Toboggoning (We make our own Black Community is at best Atlanta Daily World, 22,500; Snow••2 Ufrs 100!) SNOWMOBILES! o r ganiza ti o n s, r ather than FOR ALL YOUR IT 'S: A figure 8 on our lodoor Ice Rink; o strike on newspapers. Both were "strongly our Indoor Bowling Alleys; a dip in our Indoor Pool. United Jewish Appeal Sponsors a nti- Israel" according to the T VEL NEEDS IT 'S: Dancing to 3 Great Bonds & Seeing Fantastic Shows. survey which was conducted by IT'S: Seein',I o coun$elOr and o happy bunch of kids Martin H oc hb aum of the throwing snowballs! Missions To Israel For '7 4 IT' S: Gourmet Eating and Loving our Dietary AJ Congress Commission on Law. Delights! NEW YORK - The Young nitarian needs of the people of Is­ IT' S: Hoving Hosts like IRV AND FLORENCE Social Action and Urban Affairs. IUCICSTEIN who core, REA.UY CA.RE I low 5 Leadership Cabinet of the U nited rael. And our mi ssions represent The survey examined news Doy Midwk. Rotn (facept Hof. } Jewish Appeal is sponsoring a a n important step toward meeting coverage, editori a ls a nd columns greatly expanded series of people­ that cha ll enge ... of opinion in assessing the to-people missions to Israel for The emphasis on each Young newspapers· attitude toward Israel. .HDMOWACK 1974. Dr. Alle n Pollack. Young Leadersh ip mission will be a sub­ -~YIM · ta. By and large, the study showed. 1,rlos .llP, I .Y, loh ll••Ml•• Leadership Cabinet Chairman an­ stantive exploration of the mean­ news coverage of the war tended CAU. US'"ftllt nounced today. ing of Israel and its people to the to be straightforwa rd. In the 808 HOPE STREET PROV IDENCE R I IJK· ~ 800-431-2212 The mi ssio ns are expressly de­ world Jewish community. Mission "favorable to Israel" newspapers. signed fo r couples between the participants wi ll meet with ex perts both editori als a nd columnists ages of twenty-five and forty. who at work on specia li zed huma ni ta­ supported Israel's cause. In the have a lready demonstrated their rian programs in a ll parts of Israel " m ixed" publications. editorials commitment to J ewish survival ... in the areas of absorption. edu­ a nd columnists were frequently on creative bathrooms a nd their potential for leadership catio n. and major social care ser­ opposite sides of the issue. The in loca l communities. vices. and in addition wi ll meet anti-I s rae l newspaper carried "Now. more than ever before in with top govern ment leaders and feature articles a nd news that were INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED the li fe of the people of Israel. Jewish Agency officials. a lso ve hemently opposed to there is a g rea t need for unity In additio n. an experimental American foreign policy. The for a great gesture of oneness Young Leadership Fami ly Mission Chicago Defender. whi ch appears fo r a c';,ming-together of the entire will be in stituted. for the first five times weekly. published Jewish people... Dr. Poll ack ex­ time. from April 3- 14. Planned lo comprehensive news items of the NOW AT THE LIGHTING CEN TER plain ed. " The challenge of thi s coi ncide with the Passover cele­ war and had the most favorable 207 NEWPORT AVE. PAWT., R.I. time to our generation . is the bratio n. the program will provide editorial comments. according to 728-5240 redefining of our Jewish identity participants with the opportunity the study. and the enl argeme nt of ou r com­ to share the Passover Seder with mitment to o u';.selves. our fomi li es. Israeli s and new imm igrants fr om ou r com mrnit1es and to the hu ma- the Soviet Un ion. 'law Of Return' Jewish Men's Clubs Oppose JERRY'S ,i\\tASTIC Adding 'According To Halacha' OPEN 8 A.M. -1 P.M. NEW YORK - The National fo rces "cou ld reopen old wounds SUNDAYS . Federation of Jewish Men·s C lubs and e nd a nge r th e present has given its unquali fied support solid arity of a ll -Jews ·in Israel and to the stand taken by American in the Diaspora ... Thank you all for your patronage. I leaders of Conservative a nd Earlier. a series of statements Reform Judaism in opposit ion to by The Rabbinica l Assembly. The a ltering lsrae\°s "Law of Return" United Synagogue, the World am stocking more and more kosher which is being pushed by the Council of Synagogues. the National ReligiousParty in Israel. Central Confe rence of American fo-od on my shelves every day. If The present law extends the Rabbis. the Union of American right of immigration to Israel to Hebrew Congregations and the anyone "who is born of a Jewish World U ni o n fo r Progressive there ,s anything you don't see that mother or who has converted." Judaism had condem ned the The Orthodox seek to add the proposed move as " end angering we should carry ,n kosher food, let phrase "according to the Halacha Jewish unity at a time when that /law)". which wou ld disqualify unity is needed more than ever." me persons converted by Conservative I . M u r r ay J a cobs of know. I want your shopping to or Reform rabbis. Birmingham. Michiga n. heads th.e At a meeting of its Executive 375-club Federation whi ch is be as pleasant and convenient as Comm;llee and Board of Di rectors linked to t he Conser~ative here. the Men's Club organizati on. Movement, and Rabbi Joel S. possible. an affiliate of the United Geffen is Spiritua l Advisor. The Jerry Synagogue of America and The resolu tion was drafted by Max M. Jewis h Theological Seminary. Goldberg of Washington. D.C.. approved a resolution slating that Honorary President. and Jacob -C. WE HA VE A FULL LINE OF the policy advocated by Orthodox Lish of Potomac. Md . HEBREW NATIONAL PRODUCTS Qaddafi To Impose Unity On Arabs FRESH VEAL BRISKETS, BEEF BRISKETS, TUNIS - The Libyan leader. Tunisia, a nd he accused the Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, today leaders of those countries or KOSHER CHICKEN, KOSHER TURKEY denounced Arab leaders who he paying only lip service to their said obstruct Arab unity sayi ng peoples· "irreversible "' AT FANTASTIC PRICES ... they shou Id be swept aside by determination" to achi eve Arab revolutions o( the people. unity. Colonel Qaddafi did not identify "Those who try to escape from WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF IMPORTED the leaders he had in mind but he Arab unity are running away from said that Libya was ready to arm the truth and from the progress AND DOMESTIC CHEESE ... and train revolutionary lighters to that in the end will catch up with impose Arab unity on Tunisia. them in their own countries." he Egypt and Algeria. • NO PRE-PACKAGED MEAT• ALL CUT TO ORDER said. 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• 14 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1974 Takeover Of Persian Gulf Oil Predicted If Embargo Lingers LONDON - The conservative lot - is de[ended by in army or TRAUMA OF THE OCTOBER WAR and usually reliable London 36,000 men and an air force of 70 Econom ist reports that a joint planes. Kuwait has 8,000 troops; consultation by officials o[ the Bahrein 1,100; and Abu Dhabi British Foreign O[lice and the 8,000. Military experts estimate U ,S. Pentagon has produced a that a force or_ 2,000 dropped by By James Ring Adams considered sacred until 1967 were contingency plan calling for a parachute under protective air RAMAT AVIV, Israel , The not so afterward," he says. military takeover or the Persian cover could seize and hold the psychological shock of the October It has become something _of a Gui[ oi l installations. i[ the Arab major oil fields in these lands. war, according to almost everyone common plaint that the consumer petroleum embargo continues in The proposed action entails two who li ved through it, is having a society caused the serious setbacks [orce much longer. possible risks: (I) A military profound effect on· Israel's view of in the first lew days of the war. According to the Economist. reaction by the Soviet Union and itself, its Arab neighbors and the Shlomo Aviner i, professor of military ad_visers have concluded (2) sabotage and destruction of the rest of the world. The end o[ the po litical scienc e a t Hebrew that the takeover cou ld •be oil fields by the Arabs. Opinion is war set off a period of deep University, warns th at this may be accomplished without serious divided as to what the Kremlin depression and sweeping self­ overdone. " Israe l is a terribly di[[iculty by deployment or might do in such a contingency, criticism which is persisting, di sorganized society and always American parachutists stationed in with' some experts predicting a although the blackest days appear wa s," h e says, a nd the southern Italy and by their British violent outburst from Moscow but to be over. mobilization or the army reflected counterparts based in Cyprus. no active armed intervention. "There's something working and this. In 1967 the pre-war tension Little resistance is expected from Most or the experts believ.e, fermenting below_ the surface," lasted for three week s. a ll owing a Arab [orces in the area. however, that the danger of Arab says a political analyst ·at Tel ·Aviv complete mobilization . " ([ the Saudi Arabia - strongest of the sa botage wo uld be neglig'ilble. University, "but it may be five Israeli army in 1967 had to fight years before we see the results." on the first day of the crisis. the Arab Airmen US Trained The most obvious cause for this same thing would have happened." ferment is the fact that Israe l's Mr. Avineri says. WASHINGTON - Despite the Saudi Arabia is an oil producer guard was down when Egypt and Arab oil embargo, the United engaged in the boycott. As it was, he considers the Six­ Syria attacked by surprise on Day War of 1967 "a hard fought States will continue to train Arab Kuwait and Saudi Arabia were October · 6. A Commission of military pilots - including Saudi negotiation with Washington, war" even though the Egypt ian Inquiry is still investigating the army was alm ost completely Arabians - in this country, a before the Arab-Israeli fighting failure to mobilize in time and the Pentagon official revealed . broke out in October, for the unprepared. In a sense, Mr. defects in the pre-attack alert. The· Avineri argues, would press The spokesman said the purchase of abou t twenty-four initi al surprise was aggravated by rationale for continuing the fighters each. However, they are enthusiasm at the 1967 victory set the strain of the subsequent the stage for the disillusionment of training was the hope that the also known to be dickering with .mobilization and the enormous Mideast nations would not be the French. October. "The dimensions of the emotional impact of the casualty Israeli victory in 1967 were driven into a closer relationship H a sa le is consummated with list. With more than 2,500 with the Soviet Union. the U.S. it wou-ld mean still more overblown out of all proportion," _casualties, the war caused more he says. The idea of Israel's Diplomatic sources sa id airm.en Arab airmen would be trained in deaths than all the fighting since [rom Saudi Arabia, Jordan. this country. It would also bring "invincibili ty ," he believes. the 1949 armistice 7 a period that Morocco and Tunisia have been the U.S. several hundred million originated abroad, in the included two full- scale wars. Some American Jewish community and training in the U.S. si nce the oil dollars to help the balance or kibbutzim, or communal farms embargo was imposed last falL payments. the pro-Israel Western press and and industries that produce a then filtered back to Israel. " It's disproportionate number of all part of the problem of the Your Money's Worth political and military leaders, lost media," he says. as many as ten of their average Mr. Schueftan agrees that this 250 members. feedback had a corrupting effect (Continued from page 4) and the [ederal budget swells - But the greatest shock was the on Israel's .army officers. "Until materials. The whole category but the relationships will hold for joint American-Russian call for a 1967, " he says. "most generals some time. absorbs less than hair or one per cease-lire on October 22, just as were not known to the public. cent or Charlie"s tax dollars. the Israeli army stood on the Of Charlie's share. government A[ter it, everyone above colonel To put thi s into even sharper verge of a tremendous victory over expenditure for health and income was an international figure. " The perspective. "commerce and the Egyptian forces in Sinai . security takes $1 ,382. or 38.15 per cult of the genera ls stopped short transportation" take $)52 or 4.l8 , Public morale plunged sharply in cent; national defense takes ,058. of causing ·outright neglect of the week alter the cease-lire, per ce nt. Here goes spending for or 29.2 1 per cent; interest on the military responsibilities, says Mr. accordi ng to the continuing highways. for statistics on and public debt takes $362, or 9.99 per Schuefta n, "but so me of it regulati on or bu~iness, for the surveys of the Israeli Institute of cent; veterans aff airs takes $153. penetrated." posta l deficit. simi lar items. Applied Social Research, and or 4.22 per cent; commerce and The co ntroversy over the "Agriculture a nd rur a l conti nu ed downhill during th e transportation takes $152, or 4.18 . conduct of the war has qui ckl y development" absorb $57 of ensuing two months of diplomatic per cent: education and manpower broadened int o a sweepi ng revi ew Charlie's dollars or 1.59 per cent. maneu vering. takes $131, or 3.60 per cent. of Israeli politics and society. Well The breakdown, prepared [or "This was a traumatic day." before the war , everyone reali zed me by Dr. Elsie Watters of the G e n e r a I gov er n,m en t says Amos Oz, a well-known left­ that the country was run by a Tax Foundation in New York expenditu r es takes $77 of wing Israeli noveli st who served in clubby elite of quite adva nced age. Ci ty, will make it even clearer. Charlie's share, or 2. I 3 per cent; a tank unit during the war, "when who often gave Israe li politics the Charlie's $3.623 in 1974 federal revenue-sharing takes $77, or 2. 13 we were on the verge probably of tone of an American county taxes. Dr. Watters says, consists per cent; community development a confrontation with Russian Democratic organization. Eve n of: S 1,330 in hi s individual income and hou sing takes $63, or 1.73 per troops and we were saved by an though immigration vas tl y altered tax; $76 1 in Social Security tax : cent; agriculture and rural American move whic h obviously the character of the population. S 1,532 in indirect federal -taxes development take $57, or 1.59 per included a very clear diktat to the "establishment" continu ed to whi ch include hi s estimated share cent; international affairs take Israel: 'You are not allowed to consist. in Mr. Avineri's wo rd s. of of corporate income taxes. hi s $54. or 1.48 per cenr; space win this war. The game is over. "very bright revolutionaries fr om employer"s Social Secu rity taxes. resea rch takes $40, or I. 12 per You are not all owed to win any small towns in Eastern Europe ... excise taxes, customs ta xes, etc. cent; natural resources and war. The fi gur es will ch ange as environment takes$ I 7. or 0.47 per Exercise of Self-Appraisal The nature of this elite has Charli e's [ed era l tax payments ri se cent. fl was in this atmosphere that given rise to some of Israel's many Israeli s, both intellectuals diplomatic problems. Their minds and ordinary citi ze ns, began a formed by the memory of massive exercise in sell-appraisal pogroms. many leaders regard the which in some ways is remark ably world. according to Mr . Avineri, Jewish Herald similar to the Arab sou l-searching with "a lot of short-sightedness, a after t~eir 1967 defeat. Everything lot of sell-righteousness... Some from military tactics and P,Olitical well-meant criticism. he says. is and social structure to the basic dismissed an "anti- Israe li or anti­ Advertising tenets of Zionism is open lo Semitism... He concludes, "The question. prime minister is a perfect The main culprit to some was example of this ." Brings Results . the "consumer society" that A political reaction agai nst thi s • • developed after the 1967 victory. elite seems to be under way. in l.:'iving in Israel, says Dan spite of the confusing returns of Schueftan, head of the Arab­ the December 31 election. The Israeli Conflict Section of the rut.ng Alignment lost fi ve seats, Shiloah Institute, "was , like only one more than forecasters watching an American film of the were predicting long before the for people who sell cars 1950s ... We had a growing society war, but the right-wing opposition of noveaux riches. There was bloc, Likud, gained eight, a lor people who sell groceries greater social polarization. There significant increase since the was a spirit of everything goes, highly ideological Israeli voter you can get away with practically usually gives protest ballots to lor people who sell clothes anything." fringe groups rather than the This spirit, says Mr. Schueftan, serious opposition. "came into the army, inevitably. " The real fight is taking pl ace for people who sell insurance Although Israelis still devoted within the Labor Party, intensified their highest quality work to the by the fact that the party is a army, for reasons of survival, fairly rece nt merger of thr~ cases occurred of skimping on major factions. each of which TAP THE BUYING POWER military contracts and stealing of m ai nta ins it s own internal OF JEWISH HERALD READERS equipment. "Some · thing s organization. 724-0200 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1974 - 15 POUOOOO ·oooooc Israel To Receive , ... Aircraft Carriers Governl11ent In Exile Seen Only JERUSALEM Finance Minister Pinhas Sapir's IL 11.3 In America billion supplementa ry budget squeeked through the Knesset by a For Arafat's Guerrillas narrow margin of 7 votes in what BEJRUT, Leba non The " The exercise by the Palestinian g re at ly . King Hu sse in has By observers termed a moral defeat leadership of the Pa lestinia n people of their national rights · on announced that the people of the for the Labor Alignment that guerrilla movement is to meet the territory that may be wrested West Bank ought to decide their Harry boded ill for its efforts to put soon to consider forming a from occupati_on is the only future in a free plebiscite in the t oget her a via ble coalition government in exile tha t would alternative to Zionist occupation event that the area is recovered Golden government. Two Labor MKs - seek to take control of the West and Jorda nian tutelage." from the Israelis. Israeli officials Yitzhak Ben Aharon and Arye Bank and the Gaza Strip in the Zuheir Mohsen, the leader of have gone on record in oppositi on Eliav - ignored party discipline event that Israel a$rees to As· Saiqa in Lebanon, spoke along to the establishment of an a nd voted against the measure, evacuate them. the same lines in a lecture he independent Pa lestinia n state. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C lining up with Likud, Raka and According to Palestinian delivered here on Tuesday. He Moked factions. Seven other MKs sources, a majority within the was backed by Shafik al-Hout, the Youth is the of the Civil Rights List and Aguda $25 MILLION FOR ARABS leadership under Yassir Arafat is head of the Palestine Liberation bloc - factions Labor hopes will LONDON - Togo hsas been New Scapegoat in favor of a n independent Organization's office in Beirut. join a coalition - abstained. · presented with a $25 million check The scapegoat is the teen-ager. It was the first time that La bor : Palestinian state covering those Al F atah is represented on the by Colonel Qaddafi of Libya as areas, to keep them from falling nine-member executive committee To ease the pain of our own M K s v O t e d a g a i n s t t he the price of her break with Israel, frustration a nd to justify our own government · on a matter of such under Jordanian control. of the Palestine Liberation said Marcus Einfeld, director of fai lu res we are shifting the burden importance as a state budget a nd Egypt and the Soviet Union are Orga nization by Mr. Arafat and the Afr ica n and Asi a n to the teen-agers and now we can known to have urged the Palestine one other man. Each of the lour departments of the World Jewish rest easily. the Labor Alignment Knesset Liberation Orga nization, the other groups has o ne Congress. Einfeld said that other Each of us is a reflection of the faction plans an inquiry later this guerrillas' umbrella group, to form representative on the committee, African States had been similarly week. ·Labor Party Secretary society which surrounds us. And General Aharon Yadlin said on a a government in · exile so that it a nd the three representatives bought off by Algeria and Libya the entire teen-age culture, where radi o interview that the defection will be invited to the Middle East remaining are independents who after being overwhelmed by it has given us concern, reflects peace conference in Geneva. do not belong to any particular violent anti-Israel propaganda. 1 h e r rust r at i O n s a nd the was an extraordinarily unfriendly The commando leadership has commando faction, but are known rootlessness of our highl y mobile act aimed a t Sapir. The negative not decided whether it wants to go to side generally with Al Fatah. adult world. votes plus the a bstentions made it to Geneva, but Palestinians have The wo rship . of youth in our clear that there was no majority in Waiting on Syria hinted that once the talks reach The commandos define civilizati on goes back to the the Knesset for the budget Sapir the stage at which Israel shows fo undations of Greece. said was needed to defray the "national authority" as se ll-rule readiness to evacuate these for the West Bank , the Gaza Strip That culture was rooted in the costs of the Yorn Kippur War. territories, the Pa lestini an groups a nd El Hamma, exercised by the stories of youth: Venus, Adonis, Sapir' s Budget . would take part. They would claim people of the three areas without Dia na and Apoll o and how the Passes Weakly the West Ba nk and the Gaza Strip commando participation at the heroes who fell on the field of a nd act to esta bli sh control there initi al stage. But, according to this battle decided who would wi n the SAN FRANCISCO - Israel is while the Israeli s withdraw. view, an independent Palestinian hand of beautiful Helen of Troy. scheduled to receive two American 3 Groups For It, 2 Opposed entity in those territories wou ld King David"s campaign again st the aircraft carriers, according to a Three main guerrilla facti ons not mean that the Palestinians Phillistines is studied at the story carried by Defense and and a number of independent would give up their claim to their famous milita ry academy of Foreign Affairs D ai ly, a Palestinian figures have spoken la nd and property in the part of Fra nce and hi s image is engraved California- based publicati on. The out in support of setting up a Palesti ne that is now Israel. on the facade of West Point. The carriers are said to be of the " nati onal authority" on the West Pa lestinia n sources said that the Jews. to whom he belongs, rarely 15,000 ton class capable of Bank, in the Gaza Strip and in a commando leadership was not mention hi s battles. They revere launching twenty large helicopters. tiny area at the southern end of likely to decide whether to go to him only for hi s poetry: The report emhasizes that the the Golan Heig hts on the Geneva until Syria decid ed " The Lord is my shepherd; I carriers could be used not only for Jor-d a ni a n border called El whether to participate. The Syrian shall not want. aircraft but a lso for the transport Hamma. position, the sources said, will He ma keth me to lie down in of parachutists. Both vessels are of The three groups are Al Fatah, influence tha t of the Palestinia ns green pastures; he leadeth me World Wa r II vintage bu'! the Syrian-sponsored As Saiqa beside the still wa ters ... " reported to be in first-class and the M a rxist Popul a r All of this added to the se nse of condition. They are now being Democ r at ic Fro nt for the BIG " a mbivalence whi ch confronted the renovatcil and made ship-shape, Uberaiion of Palestine. Jewish people in the Western says the report, and will soon be Two faction s within . the world, the drive to identify ready for deliver. Palestine Liberation Organization themselves with a culture of folk Payment for the ships would be are opposed to the idea. They are heroes such as St. George fighting covered by the 2.2 billion arms the Arab Liberation Front, which the dragon, a nd Roland and Oliver assista nce for Israel recently is sponsored by Iraq, and the FLOOR COVERING CO. on the field of Roncesvalles. enacted into law by Congress. radical Popular Front for the CARPET LINOLEUM-TILE Even in the stories of American Addition of these two carriers to Liberation of Palestine. culture it was necessary to Israel's fleet would significantly The · leader of the Popular emphasize the fact that George shift the military balance of power Front, Dr. George Habash, Washington had thrown a silver in the Middle East in Israel's maintains that Israel will never Hello, coin across the Rappahannock, favor, the new report concludes. give up those territories on If floorcovering is on your mind, why don't you drop in and that Abraham Lincol n had The Senate has delayed bringing guerrilla terms. Therefore, he said won a wrestling match. to see me or phone for an appointment at home. Primiti ve m an. of course, the bill to a vote, a nd it may well during a pa nel discussion here last My byword is honest value ant! service to a TEE. Hope concerned himself only with youth be that President Nixon will veto month, the only course left to the Palestinians is to light. to see or heal' from you soon. Thonks, - the hunter and the warrior; and it' anyway. If the bill pa~ses, there is little Commando leaders are agreed, SHOWROOM: Rear 195 Cole Avenue MURRAY TRINKLE fo r many ce ntu ries he actually I i k e I i h O O d it w i 11 a rr e c 1 however, that only the Palestini ans kil led his aged. As civil ization TEL.: 272-4700 adwmced he no longer killed his congressiona l or sena tori a l races have the right to take charge of in 1974, which m akes al l the areas in qu estion, should the old people. but wou ld turn them incumbents breath easier. Federal Israeli s evacua te them . The loose to sh ift for themselves or guerrilla lead_ership has- also taken keep them in the tribe in a social fi na nc in g wou ld g ive their the position that und er no position below the you ng women opponents a break. FRED SPIGEL'S a nd children. I se riously doubt that the bill circumstances shou ld the areas be But there was one old fel low wi ll ever come to a vote. There turned over to the Government or KOSHER MEAT MARKET who conti nued to work with a few are live hundred and thirty-live King Hussein under a Middle East senators and representatives and it settlement. 243 RESERVOIR AVE., PROVIDENCE HO 1-0425 stones whi ch he had always kept is incredible to beli eve th at a 'Parliament' Meeting Due hidden when the wa rri ors we re in majority of of this number wi ll SHOP THE MODERN WAY• PERSONALIZED SERVICE The strip, the West Bank a nd El th "MEATS WITH YOUR APPROVAL" the village. Finally one day is - vote for a bill which directly H a mma were · the- pa rts of old fellow decided that he was .threatens t-hei r own welfare. ready . Palestine that remained under EMPIRE When thJ:.. young men retu rned II the cou ntry wa nts to reform Arab control alter the creati on of from the hunt on this particu lar e lection financing, I strongly Israel in 1948. As a result or the day the old man held hi s creation recommend it cha nge election day first Arab-Israeli war, 1948-49, the TURKEYS a loft for' all of them to see. It was from the second Tuesday in West Bank was joined to Jordan, 10 LBS. OR OVER LB. ssc a sharpened spear with a long November to the second Tuesday the Gaza Strip was brought under handle he had whittled from the in September. That means two Egyptian ad ministration and El FRESH PICKLED splinter of a tree. months less in which to spend and H a mm a came under Syrian Thus began a new era in our therefore not so mu ch money must control. In 1967, all three areas i n t e 11 e ct u a I adva n ceme nt. be raised. were occupied by Israel. TONGUE LB. 1.39 Humanism was born when it was I recommend further that all The group that will meet soon is rea lized that the old fellow, or the primaries, whether presidential, the twe nt y-m e mbe r ce ntra l cripple. could sit at home with his gubernatorial, or whatever, be com mittee of the Palestine legs folded under him a nd held on the second Tuesday in Liberation Organization. Nine of THINK, a nd thereby contribute to April in every state. This wou ld the twenty are a lso members of DELI ooGs-~~~~99P~. the success of the hunt, or even also redu ce the expenses of. the organization 's executive win a battle against an enemy far potential presidential ca ndidates. committee, and eleven represent Instead of trying to limit the Palestinian parliament in exile, COOKED away. donations we would be wiser to the nati 9nal counci l. The central Financing limit campaigning. With television com mittee's decisions must be LB. Political Campaigns a nd our "jet age" there is no need endorsed by the national council, CORNED BEEF 3.49 for candidates to traverse the which is to meet in Cairo before The United States Senate is country or the countryside the end of this month. considering a bill which would scoutin~ for votes. The parent organization's prohibit large sums of money It is absurd to imagine that rich weekly publication, Falastin al­ being donated to candidates for men won't try to buy favors from Thawra, which is be li eved to i'ASnE-ans ·~~•-1.1 9 federal office and instead would elected officials. One might as well reflect the views of Mr. Arafat, finance election campaigns from tell a rich man he has no chairman of the organization, said · TRY OUR PARTY PLATTERS the federal treasury. expectation of heaven. in this week's issue: 16 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1974 offered the post of a press adviser to the President, but he has not Clue To Tay-Sachs limited Censorship In Egyptian Press yet accepted. Earlier this week, he was accused at a briefing for May Be Found foreign newsmen of having used BETHESDA, Md. According to leading Cairo Paper the paper as "a power . center Investigation by a University of tantamount to a state within the C~IRO - President Anwar el­ deciding to continue as Premier as Canal zone and with measures Alabama-Birmingham scientist are state." The charge was from- a providing important new Sadat has shelved plans to revise well as President, Mr. Sadat improving the everyday economic source close to the Government. his Cabinet and will continue as wanted to dramatize the Egyptian life of the Egyptian people. revelations on the cause of some his own Premier _until "every inherited mental disorders, view that the military There have been food shortages Egypt Said to Destroy Sites inch .. of Israeli-occupied Egyptian disengagement now underwway and steep price increases, but including Tay-Sachs disease, which · TEL A VIV The Israeli afflicts children of Ashkenazic territory has been recovered, the with Israel along the Suez ca·nal there is a general expectation armed forces radio said last week authoritative newspaper Al Ahram Jewish background. was merely a first step: and that among the Egyptian people that that Egyptian forces had blown up said last week. Dr. Henry Baker, associate an over-all settlement was sti ll far life will be better as a result of the several of their missile sites on the At the same time, the professor of comparative medicine away. Israeli withdrawal from the canal eastern bank of the Suez Canal, in newspaper reported, all but Pressures on Sadat and of an uflux of foreign capital and a veterinarian at the UAB accordance with th e Medical Center, has found, miritary censors.hip of the With Syria sti ll unde,cided .about to help the economy. disengagement agreement with Government-owned Egyptian press through studies of Siamese cats, a disengagement on the Golan Today's hint at partial Israel. will be lifted, and preparations for Heights front and ·the Palestinian demobilization clearly was made disease which appears identical to The report said that Egyptian an inherited brain disease of partia l demobilization of the movement divided over whether to in this perspective of an improved demolition teams had recently Egyptian Army has been started, participate in the Geneva peace life for all. children known as juvenile GM been seen destroying four of the gangliosidosis. through a Presidential letter-to a ll conference, Mr. Sadat is under But , even after Israeli forces five anti-aircraft missile pads soldiers asking them to state their great Arab pressure to emphasize withdraw to the mountain passes Like their human counterparts, installed in the Sinai dessert since kittens with this disease lack the wishes for their futures. that the struggle with Israel is twenty miles east of the canal they the.end of the Middle East war of This was the first hint to be continuing. Giving up the will still be occupying the greater activity of a single enqyme known last October. as beta - galactosidase and as a given here that a part of the army premiership would have meant, it part of the Sinai Peninsula, and The radio also quoted a United might be demobiilzed as a result was noted, \hat he thought he had so, it is noted, the announcement result, suffer a progressive Nations official as having said that deterioration of the nerbous of the initial disengagement on the finished his "specific task" and was made that Mr. Sadat would Egypt had withdrawn three Suez Canal front. The strength of wo.uld have made him vulnerable stay on as Premier until this system. Having defined the basic divisions from the caQal's eastern metabolic defect, Dr. Baker and the Egyptian forces has never been to Arab criticism. · "particular task" was completed. bank, leaving two divisions to man disclosed here, but reports from President Sadat assumed the Bigger Press Role Seen his associates are undertaking defense lines permitted under the studies to help find a treatment abroad usually use the figure of premiership last March, declaring The fact that the three major disengagement agreement. 300,000 men. that it was "for a limited period developments were reported for these degenerative and The ' paper's announcement of and a specific task." For the last _exclusively by Ali Amin, Mr. WRONG IMPRESSION eventually fatal diseases. the President's plans for his mo~th or so, officials at the Heykals successor at Al Ahram, TEL A VIV Mayor-elect Both in the cats and in man, the Cabinet, relaxation of censorship highest level have been convinced was cited . by Arab observers as · Joseph Almogi of Haifa accused abnormal genes are carried by a nd preparations for partial that the President would soon ask politically sig nificant. Israeli representatives overseas of apparently normal indiviauals, and demobilization was m ade Deputy Premiere Abdel - Aziz President Sadat, they said, is painting a dark picture of the the disease is expressed in the personally by Ali Amin, Al Hegazi, the economics minister, 10 bent on making it clear that his situation here in order to raise offspring only , when both parents Ahram's new editor. He returned become premier and form a new removal of Mr. Heykal last Friday more concern for Israel. Almogi, carry the defect. from political exile last month and government of reconstruction." from control of the paper was a who was Minister of Labor in the Within the past two years it has a week ago replaced Mohammed The a nnouncement by Mr. sanction directed against one man, outgoing Meir government, become possible to detect carriers Hassanein Heykal, the once­ Amin in Al Ahram today said that not against the entire press. returned from a tour of the U.S. of Tay-Sachs disease by powerful confidant of President the President had decided to stay In fact, Mr. Sadat was " I intend to tell Finance Minister laboratory tests and as a result, . Gam'al Abdel Nasser, in the on in response to "several described as apparently willing to (Pinhas) Sapir and the heads of Jewish communities in some large editorship. thousand messages" ask ing him to give the newspapers greater the Jewish Agency that cu rrent cities are being surveyed for this Government officials said that remain until "every inch of diversity and a bigger role, now Israeli information in the U.S. is trait in an attempt to prevent the while all but military censorship of Egyptian terrfroty has been that the Egyptian press has lost its a ll wrong," he said. birth of diseased children. the Egyptian press would be recovered." predominant figure. According to ended, censorship of dispatches Please to Stay On Cited Arab diplomats, loud criticism can Paddy Chayefsky Withdraws Plays sent to foreign newspapers wou Id The Sadat Government is now be expected to be heard. continue. a nxious to move forward quickly Mr. Heykal, on being removed In Disapproval Of French Policy Informed sources said that in with reconstruction of the Suez as editor of Al Anram, was NEW YORK Paddy that while he understood and Chayefsky has demanded the sympathized with the oil crisis withdrawal of all of his plays being endured by European WARWICK scheduled for television in France countries and Japan, " France PAWTUCKET 1619 Warwtclc Avenue Gateway Shop Center because of "the behavior of the alone has flaunted its humiliation 542 Powlud1.et A·nnu• NHt to Korb'• Balcery Ho•tte Four Come., French government during the and has gone out or its way to IOOAM fo10PM 8 A.M .7 PM -M .-T -W 8 A M-9 P M.-Th -f-5 recent Middle East war." The fawn for favor from the oil­ MILLER'S _I AM-ll'M-SUN famed playwright declared: '"The producing countr ies. He picture of France on its knees contended that the French people groveling before the Arab oil­ must bear responsibility for their producing countries has aroused in government's action that "reeks or INTERNATIONAL DELICATESSEN me so profound a contempt for Laval and appeasement" just as PROVIDENCE GARDEN CITY France that I no longer wish to he, as an American. held himself 776 Hope StrHI (KoiherOnly) Crontlon, I I have any of my works done in that responsible for Vietnam and UNCOMPROMISED QUALITY 7AM-630PM MTWF 9AM to700PM-M-T-W country." Watergate. 7AM-700PM Th &Sun 9AM-9PM-Th &f FOR TWO GENERATIONS IAM-7PM-SAT &SUN 7AM-8001'M Sat Chayefsky's demand was (SINCE 1931 ) addressed to Emilio Bruzzo, JEWS IN SPORTS producer-director of the scheduled NEW YORK - The role of ALL STORES PRICES GOOD FEB. ~S TO FEB. 21 ALL STORES . Chayefsky productions in Paris. It Jews in athletics, from David with was conveyed to French news his slingshot 10 baseball's Sandy media by the European Koufax, is described in a special HEBREW NATIONAL KOSHER department of the B'nai B'rith issue of "World Over," the Anti-Defamation League at the children's magazine published by SAVE the Board of Educaiion of Greater 59• LB. author's request. Bruzzo reportedly said . he hoped the New York. The magazine explores playwright would "cool down" and the ways in which the PASTRAMI achievements of Jewish athletes SLICED AS YOU UKE IT POUND change his mind. 2.39 have enhanced the image of Jews Chayefsky said in his statement throughout the world.

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