C (!, C/l < J < u .CJ 0 c-: 0- 0 N I- 0 Cl) -:i; .,.._. . Schl'esinger's Comment ::: C/1 C/1 • -..:ic:: Causes Arab Arousal s= ..J WW • WASHINGTON - Secretary Discussion in the Open ., C .0 .: of Defense James 'R. Schlesinger's The comments brought into the • < • comment that there was a "risk" open a dicussion that has been go­ > ing on in the United States and O' 0 that- military power might be used •,:; X against the_Arabs if oil curbs be­ Western Europe· almost since the 0:: N n. ONLY ENG LI SH-J EW /SH W EE KLY IN R. I. AND SOU THEA ST MAS S. come really severe has aroused a curbs on production and sales storm of protest in ·the Middle were announced during the Arab­ [vu. NUMBER 46 FRID~Y. JANUARY. IS, 1974 20¢ PER COPY 12 PAGES East, according to Drew Middle­ Israeli war in October: ton of the New York Times. British members of Parliament, Mr. Schlesinger's remark has in unofficial contacts in · London, also produced an acknowledgment have discussed military inter­ by military - "gunboat diplomacy" vention with American officials. in the circles of the difficulties of The Economist, the authoritative contemporary world. Mr. Schlesi­ British weekly, implied editorially nger has said since making his that the Arabs should not omit original comment that the likeli­ possible military retaliation from hood of deployment of western their calculations, and a Lebanese military power in the Middle East weekly magazine, Al Diyar, pub­ is "extremely low. lished what it described as the de­ The United States remains dedi­ tails of American contingency cated to the independence of free plans to occupy the Persian Gulf states, he emphasized, and that in­ fields. cludes the states in the Middle Military sources, discussing the East. subject of intervention generally, The original statement, made in are cautious. They say that such a television interview was made in operations, which would probably response to a question whether involve airborne troops at the out­ there might be increasing demands set, might be easy to launch, but from Americal)s to show force, if that there would be serious prob­ the Arab embargo began to hurt lems in sustaining them. severely. Mr. Schlesinger con­ They and State Department of­ WALTER ADI.ER LEONARD E. JOHNSON JOHN J. CUMMINGS, JR. ceded "that that is a risk" and ficials also stress that any inter­ added: vention would involve a serious "We should recognize. that the risk of Soviet military action in Three local Businessmen To Chair Dinner independent powers of sovereign the Middle East. Moreover, this states ·should not be used in such a might well be on a scale far larger way as would cripple the larger than in October, when four Soviet For National Jewish Hospital Awards mass of the industrialized world. air-borne divisions and a fleet of · That is running .too high a risk, transport aircraft were assembled, Three prominent Providence helped lead the succ~sfl!l.Ji~t for lions to the community, he has re­ and it is a source of danger, I appareQtly to voice the threat of · businessmen have been named co­ the establishment of Westminster ceived awards from the Boy Scouts think, not only from our stand- intervention in the Sinai Desert to chairmen of National Jewish Mall, and was among 25 business of America, the president of the - point but from the standpoint of bolster the tenuous Arab-Israeli Hospital's dinner in honor of and professional leaders who Italian Government and ·1he Credit _the oil-producing nations.", cease-fire. Bishop Louis A. Gelineau. They worked with Penn Central in Women's Business Club of -Rhode are Walter Adler, an attorney with arafting a plan to relocate rail Island. Adler, Pollock and Sheehan Inc., facilities in Providence and . Survey S_how_s 119 R~for~ Rabbis .and hospital trustees John J. Pawtucket. · He has been active Proceeds from the dinner-will aid Cummings, Jr., president of the with the Children's Friend and the' Denver-based hospitai"s pro-, Will Perform Mixed"'Marriages Industrial National Bank of Service, the Rhode Island Festival grams for research, treatment and NEW YORK - TJ\ere are but only four will do so on the Rhode Island, and Leonard E. of Arts, the Citizens Scholarship education in asthma, tuberculosis, about 119 Reform rabbis who will Sabbath, when Jewish marriages Johnson, former president of Foundation of ll.hode Island, Inc., emphysema and immunological dis­ publicly and readily admit· that traditionally are not held. Gladdings, Inc., who is a and the Southern New England orders. In Rhode Island alone more consultant for Garden City Section of the Natio.nal than 7,600 days of patient care have they officiate at mixed marriages throughout the country, according 'The Best Tradition' Builders, Inc., Cranston. Conference of · Christians and been provided to children and "Rabbinic participation in to a survey released last week by The dinner will be held March Jews. adults regardless of their race, faith mixed marriages is in the best the Rabbinic Center and 12 at the Colonial Hilton Inn, In recognition of his contribu- or ability to pay. tradition of Reform Judaism. It is Counseling Service._ Cranston. During the dinner, an attempt to respond 'in a positive Bishop Gelineau will receive the Reform And Conservative Hit · Rabbi Irwin Fishbein, a Reform way to the increasing incidence of respiratory disease center's 1974 rabbi and director of the list of the mixed marriage in a mobile and Honor Award for his outstanding rabbis. In addition, he said there open socie\y," the rabbi said. civic and humanitarian Orthodox On Conditions were "more than 100 other rabbis At its annual conference last accomplishments. NEW YORK American Conservative organizations noted . who officiate at such marriages June the Reform rabbinic body Walter Adler has been a leaders of Reform and that "the majority of Jews in the but who for one reason or another went on record, by a vote of 321 practicing attorney in Rhode Conservative Judaism accused world are non-Orthodox .. and said do not wish their names to be to 196, in "opposition to Island since 1923. He is a member Orthodox officials in Israel of that restricting the definition of included in the public list.:. of the Bar Associations of Rhode participation by its members in stip ulating "irresponsible" conversion would "endanger Releasing the survey from his any ceremony which solemnizes a Island and Florida. In the conditions for their participation Jewish unity at a time when that offices at Westfield, N.J., Rabbi mixed marriage." The resolution community, he has been an active in a new coalition government. unity is needed more than ever." Fishbein said the rabbis who did not make provision for alumni of Brown University, and The accusation was made in a "This irresponsible exercise of performed the mixed marriages sanctions. Rabbi Fishbein at the has served as secretary of the class statement issued here by the political power would be an "don't care wh_o knows about it." time was a member of the of 1918 for 56 consecutive years. Rabbinical Assembly, the United injustice to the views of th,e H,s center, which was e_st~bhshed dissenting , group on the mixed- He is director of the Narragansett Synagogue of America, the World majqrity of Israel's citizens and an three years ag~, . spec,ahzes ID - marriage committee. Council of the Boy Scouts of Council of Synagogues, the affront to the majority of Jews problems of married couples ID America and has received Central Conference of American living outside the Staty of Israel," which one member is not Jewish. Orthodox and Conservative numerous awaFds in recognition of Rabbis, the Union of American the statement said. spiritual leaders have been his leadership. The first president Hebrew Congregations and the In a related move, Art-hur The Central Conference of unyielding and consistent in_ their of Rhode Island Camps. Inc., he World Union for Progressive Hertzberg, president of the American Rabbis, the Reform opposition to mixed marriages is now honorary president and Judaism. American Jewish Congress, sent a rabbinate's national body, has unless the non-Jewish partner director. In the statement, the Reform telegram to M'rs. Meir declaring opposed its members officiating at converted according to Jewish mixed marriages. John J. Cummings. Jr.. is and Conservative officials that efforts to "coerce changes" in religious laws. · president of the Industrial indicated that they were upset by the Law of Return "could not be more ill-timed or more damaging Usts Based on Suneys to National Corp. (INC) and r.eporls that the National Tllttat •s.m,al' Seen to the maintenance of worldwide Rabbi Fishbein, who performs The Rabbinical Council of c hairman of all other INC Religious party, the major Jewish solidarity." mixed marriages, said that in 1969 America, a prominent Orthodox subsidiaries. A member of the Orthodox political force in Israel, "The efforts of one group to a total of 61 Reform rabbis Research and Planning Committee was seeking a change in Israel's body, at its annual meeting i~ assert exclusive access to religious performed mixed marriages and in June called on Jewish secular and and the Government Relations Law of Return and · that it had conscience must not be given the 1971 there were 78 on the list. All religious organizations to bar from Council of American Bankers made a commitment by Premier · sanction of legislation," he said. lists, he said, were based upon leadership ranks those who marry Association (ABA), Cummings is Golda Meir to seek such a change "It is essential that these divisive mail surveys of the 1,100 rabbis out of the faith and those whc;; also a member of the executive a condition of participation in the attemps to disparage large who arc members of the central officiate at such marriages. committee or the ABA's Charge Cabinet that she is now seeking to segments of the Jewish people conference. Account Bankers Division and form. everywhere be repudiated." For the lirat tinle, he said, Rabbi Bernard Twersky, publi< serves chairman of the The present law extends as the information wu obtained relations officer of the Orthod<­ divi ion's Government Relations right of immigration to anyone DUTCH WITH ISRA£L concernina some of the conditions group, commenting on th, "who is born of a Jewish mother AMSTEltDAM - The Committee. under which refClrnl rabbis increue in mixed mal"l'iages at AmOIII his .many posts, he is a or who has converted." The sympathy of most Dutch people is officiate. All but It of the which Reform rabbis officiate, Orthodox to acid the phrue still with Israel, public opinion trustee ol the Rhode Island seek respondents, accordlfll to the said "these figures threaten Jewist.: "according to the Halacba (law), polls here indicate. Two polls. one Charities Trusts, chairman of the survey, require a commitment to survival." Pr0¥idence Cmc Center Authority which would diequ■ lify persons conducted durina the re<:ent war raile the children II Jews or a and the other after the Arab oil Other Orthodoi: an,' and chairman ol the ueaitive conurted by Reform or pmcribed coune ol Jewitll study boycott on Hollind, showed that a Co,IICl'vative rabbis, in sermon committee of the Business Conserntin rabbis. because they before or after the mfflfap. ~velopmelll Co. ol Rhode Island. are not recopized u rabbis by 11■111pli.. of I 5,000 Dutch, pro­ and lectures, h ■ Ye frequent):, Leonard E. Joli- serves as a QrtbodOII leaders. lwael -timent dropped only one Twmy- will officiate, the coademned the prlCIKle of rabbi< director and a consultant ol In tbeir statement, the leaders percent, from 73 to 72 perc:ent, •neJ laid, with a prlelt or performing miud-marriag Oladdi..-. IIIC. Oler (he years. he or the sill Reform and alter the oil boyeolt WU imllCJNIIL 111iailter, 11 will do 10 In a ellllrdt cicranonies. ------·-- --- . ------

2 -THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 181 1974 ______BACK ISRAEL that six million American Jews are TEL AVIV - Jacob Stein, solidly behind Israel and will ORGANIZATION chairman of the Conference of "bring to bear constructive efforts Obituaries Presidents of Major American in support of Israel during the NEWS I Jewish Organizations, said here difficult days ahead." I JACOB CAPLIN nue, who died January 12, were MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON Funeral services for Jacob Capl- held Monday at the Sugarman · The Roger Williams Chapter of , in, 86, of 12 Alhambra Circle, Memorial Chapel. Burial was in B'nai B'rith Women will hold their Cranston, a resident of Worcester, Sinai · Memorial Park. IM4LLCO\JERINGS new and paid-up membership Massachusetts, until a year ago, The husband of Margaret luncheon on Monday, January 21 who died Monday, were held (Phenes) Miller, he was born in at noon at the Jewish Community Wednesday at Beth Israel Syna­ Providence, a son of the late Mor­ WHEN YOU WANT Center. gogue in Worcester. Burial was in ris and Freda (Potchter) Miller. A THE UNUSUAL Miss Faedra Lazar from Brown B'nai B'rith Cemetery. lifelong resident of the city, he had University will present a program His wife, Mary Levine) Caplin, been in the poultry _business for 30 of Jewish, Hebrew and English died in 1961. A son of the late years until his retirement 10 years songs. Louis and Etta Caplin, he was ago. Hostesses for the afternoon will born in' Russia. He belonged to Congregation be past presidents of the chapter. Mr. Caplin had owned Caplin's Sons of Zion and the Young PIONEER WOMEN Dry Goods Company in Worcester People's Beneficial Society. Ll~REl. The Shalom Chapter of Pioneer for 52 years. He retired five years He is survived by one son, Rob­ 92 NARRAGANSETI A VE. Women will hold its January ago. ert Miller of Cranston; one daugh­ Daily 8 :30 to 5:30 'TIL 9 TUESDAY 781 7070 meeting on Tuesday, January 22 He was an honorary life vice ter, Arlene Salzberg of Warwick; CLOSED ~EDNESDA Y - at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. president of Beth Israel Syna­ two brothers, Ralph and Daniel Haskell Yanow, 20 Deborah gogue, and a member of B'nai Miller, both of Providence, and Road, Warwick. B'rith Lodge //600 there. four grandchildren. BIG The program - for the evening He is survived by two daugh­ .... will be a can game. Please bring ters, Edith Sugarman of Cranston MRS. BENJAMIN KATZ two or three can goods with you. and Barbara Ganek of Worcester; Graveside services for Sarah WATER COLOR CLUB two- sons, Harry B. Caplin and Katz, 78, of 14 -Gordon Avenue, The annual new member show Burton Caplin, both of Worcester; who died January 11 , w_ere held at the Providence Water Color ten grandchildren and two great­ Sunday at Lincoln Park Cemetery. FLOOR COVERING CO. Club, 6 Thomas Street, Provi­ grandchildren. The widow of Benjamin Katz, CARPET LINOLEUM-TILE dence, will begin on Sunday, . ••• she was borh in Providence, a January 20 from 3 to 5 p.m. and RALPH LEVYE daughter of the late John and continue until Saturday, Ferbuary Funera l services for Ralph Elizabeth (Feldman) Millman. She Levye, 76, of 103 Lorimer Ave­ Hello, 2. The publi_c is invited to attend. was a retired jewelry worker. Gallery hours are Sunday, 3 to nue, who died January 12 in She is survived by one brother, ,, .f!.oorcovering is on your m.intl, ~hy ~on't you drop in 5 p.m. and Tuesday through Sat­ Miami Beach, Florida, were held Nathan Millman of Bristol, and to see me or phone for an appointment at home. urday, 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Sugarman Me­ two sisters, Pauline Kerson of My byword is honest value anti service to a TEE. Hope SCHONFELD TO SPEAK morial Chapel. Burial was in Lin­ New Haven, Connecticut, and to see or hear from you soon. The Rhode Island- Coordinating coln Park Cemetery. Miss Jeanette Millman of Provi­ Thonks, Committee of B'nai ·B'rith Men Mr. Levye, president and found­ dence. and Women will present Moses er of Ralph Levye Textiles of New MORRIS NEMTZOW SHOWROOM: Rear 195 Cole Avenue MURRAY TRINKLE Yo'k City, and president of Rug­ _TEL.: 272-4700 Schonfeld, a United Nations Cor­ Funeral services for Morris respondent at the Hillel House of tex Manufacturing Company of Nemtzow, 94, of 11 Malbone Brown University on Sunday, Atlanta, Georgia, had been in the Road , Newpor c who died January 27 at 8 p.m. textile business for nearly 50 Wednesday after a long illness. Mr. Schomfeld was born in years. were held the following day at the London and educated in England, The husband of Frances (Kauf­ Jewish Memorial Chapel. Burial man) Levye, he was a son of the Israel, Germany ad in the United was in Braman Cemetery. late Joseph and Anna Levye. He States at Columbia University. He The husband of Sadie (Slavin) had been a lifelong resident of was one of le the first Jewish Nemtzow, he was born in Latvia, Journalists allowed into the Soviet Providence. then a part of Russia, in April Union to observe Soviet Jewry. He was a member of Temple 1879, a son of the late Max and Emanu-EI and a life member of DRAMA TICS WORKSHOPS Minnie Nemtzow. He came to the JI the Providence Hebrew Free Loan United States in 1905 and settled Association. in New York City. Mr. Nemtzow The Brandeis University Wom• Besides his wife, he leaves one en's Committee of Rhode Island is came to Newport in 1916. son, Millard A. Levye of New He ran Mentzow's Paint and sponsoring a free workshop in dra­ York "City_; one daughter, Miss Hardware Store on Thames Street matics for Rhode Island high Hope R. Levye of Providence; ~ for many years until he retired in WOULD YOU LIKE YOUR HOME SOLD IN school students. The fifteen ses­ three sisters, Lillian Ross and sions, to be held at the Roch­ 1954. Previously he had run a gen­ Julia Boles, both of Providence, eral store on West Broadway. 30 DAYS? ambeau Branch of the Providence and Frances Schneider of New Public Library, 708 Hope Street, · Mr. Nemtzow was a member of York City; three grandchildren Touro Synagogue in Newport, the will begin Saturday, January 19 and one geat-grandchild. Vaad Hakashruth and Chevra Ka­ and continue every Saturday ' ... morning from 9:30 to 11 :30 until disha. He was among those who JOEL F. GURWITZ helped in· the building of the Jew­ May 4. , Funeral services for Joel Frank­ The program will provide stu­ ish Memorial Chapel on Fowler lin Gurwitz, 3 I, of 8 I Sefton Avenue in Newport. DePelice dents with experience in educa­ Drive, Cranston, who died January He was also the oldest member REALTORS ' State~Wide .. _. tional threatre. Creative dramat­ · 11 shortly after being stricken at of the Jewish community in New­ ics, movement, voice articulation, home, were held the same day at port. oral interpretation and acting are the Sugarman Memorial Chapel. _REALTORrB CALL S21--1400 to be some of the subjects explor­ Besides his wife, he is survived Burial was in Blue Hill Cemetery ... by a daughter, Shirley Schaffer ed. Coordinating the program are in Braintree, Massachusetts. Mintz of Stamford, Connecticut; Marion Brooks Strauss, former Born in Providence on Septem­ MEAT OF THE WEEK drama coach at Hope High two sons, Dr. Irving B. Nemtzow ber 25, 1942, he was the son of of Newport and Dr. Aaron R. School, and Roseanne Tramonti Abraham Gurwitz of Cranston and -SPECIALS- Capece, certified teacher of speech Nemtzow of Providence and New­ suN. JAN. 20--WED. JAN. 23-THU!tS. JAN. 24 the late Mildred (Waldman) Gur­ port; a sister, Anna Cohen of New and theatre, who will conduct the witz. He had lived in Cranston-all York City; two brothers, Alex program. _ his life. WESTERN STEER--"OUR OWN" MILD CUKE-- Nemtzow of Freehold, New Jer­ Further information may be ob­ Mr. Gurwitz, self-employed in tained by calling Mrs. Capece at sey, and Harry Ncmtzow of New' PI CK LED SAVE the textile field, had done techni­ port, and six grandchildren. 30' lb 861-4613 of Mrs. Strauss at 331- cal and medical research and de­ ... 149 3615. ••• I TONGUES velopment for various corporations SOVIET MAP \, SISTERHOOD PARTY and government agencies. PARIS - For the first time, a PURE WHITE MEA T-SUCED FRESH( U) DELICIOUS The Sisterhood of Congregation Mr. Gurwitz was a graduate of Soviet political review has Shaare Zcdek-Sons of Abraham Cranston High School East and published a map of Israel, just TURKEY - will have a cak:elcss cake sale and Nichols College in Dudley, Mas­ days from the scheduled beginning 149 card party on Monday, January 21 sachusetts. of the peace talks in Geneva. The LOAF 11LB. at 8 p.m. in the vestry of the Besides his father, he leaves a last issue of the Soviet monthly Synagogue. sister, Deborah Katz of Cranston. "Novcic Vrcmia" (Modern NIW(U) rAIVICODCAKES "KINEltET"BIAND 9 BOARD MEETING ••• Times), carried a map of the Middle East , showing Israel not H~T The Sisterhood of Temple Beth• JOSEPH MILLER FISH 14 with the border of 1967 or 1948, El will hold an open board meet­ Funeral services for Joseph CAKES SIRVE ,KO. ing on Wednesday, January 23. Miller, 72, of 127 Verndale Ave- but those of 1947. All members arc invited to attend. REMEMBEi ... OUR QUALITY KASHRUTH Luncheon will be served at noon AND LOW PRICES CANNOT BE BEATI and the meeting will begin at Max.Sugarman All MEATS AND POULTRY MADE KOSHER 12:45. Mrs. Robert L. Bernstein is in charge of arrangements for the Funeral Home (SOAKED AND SALTED) meeting. TAY-SACHS 'PROGRAM "THE JEWISH FUNERAL. DIRECTOR" The second program on Tay­ Sachs disease sponsored by Judy POI IMMEDIATE SEIVICE FIOM OUT-OF-ST A TE Ann Leven of the B'nai B'rith CALLCOUICT Girls, will be held on Tuesday, 331-1094 451 HOPUTIHT l"IOVIDENCE January 22 at Temple Beth Torah at 8 p.m . The first program was IN FlOIIDA CALL ( 305) 161-9066 held on Monday, January 14. Speakers will be Paul Segal and Mrs. Sidney Meyer. A question MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION and answer period will follow the ' talk,t1 >Lr-.N ,1..11 ,.., ,,.,,,,,A --

FELDMAN APPEAL Plan Lox And Bagel Weekend LONDON - According to Jewish sources in- the Soviet To Be Held January 26, 21· Union, Aleksandr Feldman of Kiev, who was sentenced to 3½ TRAVEL Residents of the metropolitan Community residents wifl be ap• years in a forced labor camp for Providence area, including Pawtu• proached between now and ""hooliganism," and whose appeal ANYWHERE cket, Cranston and Warwick, will January 24 by teenagers taking or­ had been rejected by the have an opportunity to relax and ders for sandwiches. Each sand­ Ukrainian Court of Appeals on have breakfast delivered to them wich will be made of Nova Scotia December 27, will now appeal to on ·Sunday, January 27, when lox, freshly -baked bagels and gen• the Supreme Court of the PdCkaqe • JC-:! teenagers from the Jewish Com• erous portions of cream cheese. Ukrainian Soviet Republic. cru1Sf-:'S hone, munity Center of Rhode Island The sandwiches will be delivered - set~ our t, 1 .. ':'. complete their Lox and Bagel to the customers' front door Sun­ orctess1or-:a:s - Weekend program. day -mot11ing, January 27 between no service cnarge The teenagers, Center members 9 and 11 a.m. Having A Party? If you are interested in partici­ in grades nine through twelve, will CALL participate in the program. They pating in this program as a cuasto• will gather at the Center for over• mer and if you are not reached by night programming and the mak­ a teenager before Wednesday, U RENT-ALLS January 23, call the Jewish Com• ing of sandwiches at 9 p.m. Satur­ ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. William munity Center day, January 26. The overnight at 861-8800 and Nasberg of 59 Dexterclale an• Tables Chairs Dishes leave your order with the Open Daily ana Sat i'Gar program will include use of the nounce the engagement of their JORDAN MARSH switchboard operator. Your deliv, daughter Harriet T~y .to Howard Champagne Fountains youth gameroom, gym, the swim­ WARWICK MALL mfflg pool for a midnight swim cry will be made COD. All orders Stephen Wauer, son of Mr. and must be in no later than January Mrs. Raymond Wauer of 86 Bel­ 2r o Fioor Near Ger Ott :e and the youth lounge and social 725-3779 TEL 738010( hall. 24 to allow for purchase of neces• vedere Drive, Cranston. sary supplies. Miss Nasberg graduated from the University of Rhode Island Brown Extension where she received a bachelor of Daac• and Mln'.-■t _,...... , ~ -. . ~ - science in Busineu Administration. H7 -.11■1■ 1ter It. Lists 49 Courses ORGANIZATION Her sorority is Sigma Delta Tau. '7oride■ce She is also a member of the Kap­ Chances to untangle Watergate NEWS pa Delta Pi notional honor society. offering and examine the possibilities for She is presently' a teacher with world peace are offered in two of CHILDREN'S FASHION SHOW the Pawtucket School Department. the more ambitious courses open The Providence Chapter of Mr. Wauer received a bachelor • Modern Donce - All Levels to students in Brown Universitys Women's American ORT is spon­ of .science deg'" in Business Ad· Extension Division this coming se­ soring a c_hildren's fashion show on ministration froffl Boston Univer- sity. . • Children's and Teen's Classes mester. The semester begins FeI,.. Sunday, February 10, at the Glen ruary 4, and most new course of• Hills School, Glen Hills Drive, A June 23 wedding is planned. • Improvisation and Composition ferings will center on aspects of Cranston from 2 to 5 p.m. contemporary American life. The children of the members Berrigan Hits At • -Vogo The new courses, which will will be the models and the clothes meet one evening a week for · the will be courtesy of His and Hers Critics Of Speech -- NEW SESSION BEGINS 12-week semester period, include Childrens Boutique of Garden -- ...... JAN. 29th such titles as "Watergate Reconsi­ City. NEW YORK - Father Daniel --- dered: The Individual and Public Lonnie Cerel, a professional Berrigan has accused Catholic, DANCE! Protestant and Jewish critics of his Authority," "Contempor'ary As­ magician, will entertain. For lnlormatcon Call Kathy Eber,tadt, Director pects of Human Sexuality," "Al­ anti-Israel view of representing l coholism: A Community Prob­ BRAD.LEY HOSPITAL FUND ""armies of orthodo•Y:' whose un­ 831-1211 , 751-1121 The Emma Pendleton Bradley lem," " Images of the Black Self," questioning support of Israel "is Hospital began its ,annual fund ap• "Problems of International undoubtedly idolatrous." peal recently under the chairman~ Peace," and "Culture and Com• The controversial anti-war priest ship of Henry E. Kates, chairman munication in American Life." made those remarks in a letter re• ISRAEL The Watergate course, taught of the hospital's Development fusing the Ghandi Peace Prize ROUND Committee. A goal of . $100,000 JET FROM $4 2 1 by Brown professor of political which was to be presented to him BOSTON TRIP has been set-for this year. science Edward N_. Beiser, will January 9. The letter was ad• PLUS '59 Mi'~!MUM LAND ARJ!ANGEMENTS Members of the Bradley Hospi­ focus on various concepts touched dressed to the Reverend Roy _ LOW PACKAGE RATES AVAILABLE tal Annual Appeal Committee in­ on by the scandal, including priva­ Pfaff, head of the "" Promoting En­ clude Henry Anthony.II; Bo . Ber• cy, the notion of the rule of law, during Peace" group. nstein; Richard H. Blanding; Ran­ 7 DAYS, 6 NITES the separation of powers, the court Berrigan was referring apparent­ dall Bliss; William Choquette; Da­ including AIR FARE system in a free society, freedom ly to three of his chief critics - MIAMI BEACH vid J. Cohen,D.D.S.; Mathew C. of the press, and constitutional au­ the Rev. Donald S. Harrington of and transfen from Providence Cunningham; George Miller; Wil­ CHATEAU & SAHARA: until 1/ 21 '244°; 1/ 21-3/ 21 '274° thority. the Community Church who was liam Murphy; William O'Connell; DESERT INN: until 1/1 9 '256°; 1/ 20-2/ 23 '274° In looking at the relationships to make the presentation; Michael N. Everett Picchione; S. David SAXONY, until 1/ 31 •299•; 2/1-2/ 28 '305° between culture and commu­ Novak, a Roman Catholic who AIR FLIGHTS ONlY ALSO ARRANGED Roberts; Richard S. Slawson; nication in America, anthropolog­ writes for the liberal Catholic CHECK THE LOW PACKAGE RATES AT AU MIAMI Doris Smith and George Vetter. ist William 0. Beeman will take magazine, Commonw.eal; and BEACH AND FT. LAUDERDALE HOTELS & MOTELS up such diverse topics as advertis­ MR. GALKIN TO SPEAK Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg, president FOR INFOl'tMATION CALL 785-2300 ing strategy, political speech-mak­ The Providence· Section, Na• of the American Jewish Congress. All had protested vigorously ZELDA KOUFFMAN ing, the Dale Carnegie method, tional Council of Jewish Women CRANSTON TRAVEL, 801 PARK AVE., CRANSTON methodologies of used car sa)es, will present a study series on against remarks by Father Ber• and the meaning of Santa Claus. "Consciousness in the Commu­ rigan to Arab graduate students several months ago in which he The psychological, physiological, nity" The topic, "What is Parole­ chargea, among other things that and societal effects of alcohol mis­ Its Strength and Weakness;' will · Israel was ""the creation of an elite use will be the subject of a course be presented by Joseph Galkin, a of millionaires, generals and enter• taught by Roswell S. Johnson, member of the Parole Board on Dr. prene'urs." Rabbi Hertzberg called director of the Brown Health Ser­ Thursday, January 24 at the home Nationally Adve_rtised Berrigan's statements ""old-fash• vice. Dr. Johnson is widely recog­ of Mrs. Henry Litchman, 39 Har­ ioned theological anti-Semitism." nized for his work in the field of wich Road at 10 a.m .. Berrigan, who served a term in Dress Manufacturer alcoholism. His course will also in­ KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS federal prison for destroying draft clude guest lectures by specialists On Saturday January 19 at 7:30 records during the Vietnam war, Opens Its Door to the Public in related areas. p.m., the Knights of Pythias will contended that his critics held Is­ The "terrible problem of war sponsor a Games Night at Castle rael beyond criticism. ""That which which constantly poses the threat OFFERING TREMENDOUS SELECTIONS Hall at Temple Beth Sholom. is beyond discussion, beyond criti• of extinction for mankind" will be All proceeds will go to the Cys­ quc is undoubtedly idolatrous. It is explored from various points of tic Fibrosis Foundation. Refresh• possible therefore that a question view by a team of distinguished ments will be served. arises in your regard: has Israel it­ Dresses • Long D~esses Brown faculty members represent• l STEW ART TO SPEAK self become your idol? And in ser­ ing several departments. Coordi• Sanford Stewart who was sched­ vice to the idol arc you urging, as nated by Dr . Frederick Barnes of uled to speak last week at Temple a solution to violence ever more • Pantsuits e, the university's Biomedical Scien­ Beth Am, will speak this Friday, violence - including psychological ces staff, the course will include January 18 at the 8: 15 p.m. scr; violence against those who seek lectures by political scientist Whit• vice. Mr. Stewart will speak on his another way?" he wrote. ncy Perkins; economist George recent fact-finding mission to Is­ Borts; geologist Robley Matthews; rael. SIZES: 14½ to 24½--8 to 20. sociologists Sidney Goldstein and LEGALLY KOSHER An Oneg Shabbat and dis­ OTTAWA - The first Albert Wessen; religious studies cussion will follow the services. scholar Stephen Crary, and ling• regulation in Canadian law uistics professor Henry Kucera. PIONEER WOMEN making it an offense to use the SA VE 50% to 75% Other new courses in the Exten• Pioneer Women will hold a term kosher in connection with OF RETAIL PRICE sion Division will concentrate on regular meeting on Tuesday, any food which docs not conform to the Jewish dietary laws has litera111re of contemporary inter• January 22 at I p.m. at the Provi• ' est: the French novel, Jewilh· dence Public Library on Empire been announced by the federal HOURS: FRIDAYS: 5 P.M. TO 9 P.M. ·. Americ:an fiction, the twentieth Street. 1overnment'1 consumer affairs SATURDAYS: 10 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. cent11ry IICIVCI and Black fiction Mrs. Harry 5" lut, pr01ram department. The department said the regulation had been approved ' and drama. The American Film is chairman, will narrate. Colored the title of a new counc which will slides entitled "Welcome Home" under the federal Food and Dru1 law after hearin,1 on several cues ELCO FACTORY OUTLET co,,er Ille work of -=II fihnmaltcn will be lhown. presldi111 officer of the day. of miJrepracntation. A eomumcr Ut coum1 ST., NEW IIDFOID, MASS. • Chaplin, Keaton. Griffitft, Scto­ '. affair• department ■poltClfflan told lleim, SWllberl, ...... , l..ubibdl, . Tllil mecti• will alto be the the Canadian Jewilll NeWI the DtllfCTIONS, Ford. Hawls. ud Cllllers. Scneit­ kick-off far the Auual Donor undleoa to be held on May 14 at rcpladon n1 introduc:911 after r• ..... lfl • 140, ...... bll ...... , .... tall•....._ i• of film• clilmad in die eYidellce IGIIII food ...,, _,_ .m be lleld f« u T-,le Betll El. Mn. Samuel clffcloped lllat ...... _ _ ...... ,...,Y productl were ,._.. u .. atra dllrp of fifty cents ps OoNmu is dlalrman of tbs Do­ II kosher wllich wwe not. film...... Your Money's FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY A Yarid in Shtetl Worth By BERYL SEGAL ly Sylvia Porter

The world of the Shtetl revolved wagon to wagon, examine each The sickles were swayed about in 1974: Budgets Are Back in Style around the Yarid, the Market sack of produce by piercing it with the air, shadow practicing. The , The Fundamentals . Day. In Orinin,. the Shtetl of my a device that showed the uniform­ handles of the spades and pitch­ . If you don't have a budget, 1974 over your own money. Perhaps birth, the Yarid was held on Tues­ ity of the grains, and then weigh forks were tried for their elasticity 1s the year to start one. If you do · your income appears too small to days. It was calculated so that no the sacks of produce while the and ease of managing, Whips were keep a budget, this is the year to go around because you do not other Yarid was held on that day peasant watched the tongue of the thrashed about, back and forth, reexamine your priorities, perhaps take into account the "nibblers" within a radius of at least a hun­ scale. emitting whistles in the air. The thoroughly overhaul them, surely - the little items that nibble away dred mil~ Merchants from the The prices were according to more ornate the handles were, the tighten your controls. at your income until there is Shtetlach round about gathered the supply and demand 6n that greater .the price. For the first time in this nothing left. Perhaps you ended for the Yarjd in Orinin. particular market day. Less color­ In other stores the peasant generation, personal budget- 1973 loaded with debts because The peasants from far and wide ful than the horse market, but wives bought lengths of cotton and keeping is l:oming back into style you ignored the "bouncers" - the around the Shtetl came in the more honest. , ' wool and calico for dresses, and rolls of ribbons of all widths and - and for .good r.eason~. ,Our total big expenses that turn up a couple middle of the night to take up an The small~r merchants would go colors for ornaments in the hair cost of hvmg . 1s nsmg ·at an of times a year and . make giant advantageous place in the market for a sack of sunflower seeds, and on the dresses of marriageable oppressively rapid rate; prices of dents in your income. Or perhaps square. But even those who lived pumpkin seeds, beans and buck­ young qirls. Kerchiefs were · tried many n.ecessit.ies and semi-luxuries you're ' in trouble because you in the villages nearby came with wheat, or all kinds of dried herbs, arc skyrocketmg; unemployment 1s don't" plan for the "sluggers" - the rising of the sun, their wagons onions and garlic. on and babushkas were bought at filled with the goods of the soil. bargain prices. spreading; t.hc .threat of the unexpected expenses, such as The peasant, on the other hand, Sacks of grain, baskets of fruit With the setting of the sun the economic recession 1s very real. sickness and major household bought from the Jewish store­ and vegetables, crates of eggs, Y arid was over. Pea~nts returned Against this grim background, it is repairs, which can throw even a keepers their fur caps, their high flocks of geese, chickens raising a to their- homes and visiting traders increasingly essential for you to good spending play way off boots, their farin implements, or noise to the sky, horses tied down departed from Odnin. Shop­ have a system of money balance. their yard goods. management that helps you to get • Start from the premise that to the wagons, all these and more keepers gathered their wares the maximum benefit from your no income you will earn will . ever were offered-for sale at the Yarid. On any Tuesday, crowds of pea­ which they spread out on the side­ income and to protect your be large enough to cover all your Yarid, by the way, is a Hebrew sants could be seen crowding walks ~nd lawns in front of the savings. wants. On this premise, base your name for a place where people get around the stores where scythes stores. Traces · of the Yarid were Fewer and fewer of us can, in seanh- lot a . simple, flexible together for selling and buying. In and sickles and rakes and pitch­ cleaned up and life in the Shtetl an inflation-recession phase such financial outline to 1help you Yiddish the word came to mean a forks were displayed on the side­ pulsated once more with its nor­ as this, rely strictly on our pursue your own priorities and place where confusion, noise, dis­ walks. The scythes were tested on mal rhythm, until. the next Tues­ instinctive sense of money goals. order reigns. Life is lik~ a Yarid, stones by the pitch they gave out. day, the next Yarid. management. Fewer and fewer of Now, here are three basic says Sholom Aleichem. One goes us should even try to get by with preliminaries to any spending there full of hopes ·and returns only a loose outline of our living plan. empty, disillusioned. expenses and anticipated earnings. (I) You must work as a team if But the Yarid was far from SUCCESSFUL Let's assume, therefore, that you are married - and you must being a disorderly affair. To the you are ready to start or to also work as a team if you are observer from the outside, the Ya­ overhaul a budget. Begin by simply living together. Your plan rid might have seemed a jumble of ignoring the standardized patterns, must be a joint project and you voices calling out wares, people IN~ESTING the budgets that are prepared for must talk about a wide variety of shoving one another, horses neigh­ you! Instead, grasp these things before trying to put down a ing, merchants bargaining, beggars ROGER E. SPEAR fundamentals: single figure about income oc playing their banduras and lyres, • Your family's budget will outgo. · singing folk ballads, and dogs lnicrited Portfolio OK speculation on Ibis development. almost certainly be radically (2) You must provide for chasing one another underfoot. Q: · I recently inherited 100 different from that of families personal allowances in your -plan The Yarid, however, had an in­ shares of Libbey-Owens-Ford Selectivity Necessary living near you. It will, without - and let each person decide ner order in the external disorder (NYSE), 200 White Consolidated In Reil Investments question, differ in many respects what to do with his or her own and confusion. Every peasant who Indus. (NYSE) and 2000 Group Q: Please comment on from the '"average" spending- allotment. None · of you should came to the Yarid knew where he Securities Common Stock Fund. J mortgage investment trusts. I am saving pattern of any "average" have to account for every cent of or she could buy or sell, and every am 50 and would like to build considering buying Diversified American family. The average your allowance. Nor should a wife artisan or merchant put up his or toward retirement with this Mortgage Investors (NYSE) for family exists only on paper and its at home be asked to submit an . her stall in the right place. inherited portfolio. Should any its high yield. - J.T. My wife and average budget is a fiction, item-by-item explanation of what Orinin had four squares set changes be made in these three I hold Fidelity Mortgage Investors invented by statisticians for the happened to the food money. aside for the Y arid; The largest of issues? 1- havc arranged for (NYSE) and First Mortgage convenience of statisticians. Never permit a budget to become them was the Horse Market· dividends to be ' reinvested. J.T. Investors. Would you advise us on • The shape of your own a straitjacket - or it will surely square. That was because Orinin A: Your $25,000 portfolio is these? W.R. budget will depend directly on fail. happened to lie near the border of carrcndy returning $1,300 frCNB A: This endre group has suffered your own or your family: s (3) You ·must keep your records Austria-Hungary, only a few miles income dlridends .-ally. nis more than most in the stock individual goals and priorities. simple. Then they will be fun to from the District of Galicia, and 5.2% yield, when plowed hack and market. However, because there Would you prefer to spend $4,000 maintain as well as helpful. All hordes of horses would be driven allowed to accumulate, should help arc wide differences in their on a new car or on a year of post- that is required from your records over the border and· ultimately build • fine redrement next ea for operating methods not all graduate education? Would $500 is a blueprint for each month's shipped to the German army. The· you. Your -11aa1 fund, now called participants in the industry have of color TV mean more, or less, to spending, a history of where horse traders were a noisy lot. USLIFE Common Stock Fund, bu been beset by the problems which you than $500 of guitar lessons? money goes each month, and an - They were smartly dressed and achieved a bettcr-tban-..erage h.. e hit • number of these trusts. There is no sense at all in over-all picture to help you fast talkers. Their pockets bulged record plus returning • more The morqagc in.-cstment trust was attempting lo fit into a ready-to- whenever a financial emergency with. money and they dangled the generous than umal dividend yield. rirtually unheard of until the late wear financial pattern which arises. Vital information can be wads of paper currency before the This coucnadve iucome/growth • 19641's, when • IUdden proliferation ignores your own personal wants obtained from· simple records, and eyes of the peasants. they were fund is well worth holding. of these companies began. An and desires. Don 't even try it. the simpler the records, the more flamboyant, loud and happy-go­ Libbey-Owens-Ford should amendment of the income tax laws • The budget you draw also will they will reveal. lucky folk. report record earning for both in 196Ci pa,ed the way for the depend heavily on the composition How to Create The horses stood neatly comb­ 1973-1974 which would mggest an form adon of this industry, but the of your family. A young working ed, their skins glistening iri the above-average market performance burgeoning demand for short-term couple without children may have Your Own Budget sun, raising and lowering their in the months ahead. LOF is well construction and development loans relati vely low housing costs, You can create a budget heads, wanting action. They were worth holding for growth and supplied the impetus needed to relatively high entertainment and tailored strictly to your own needs paraded by the owners while the cihldend reinvestment. Altllough expand the field fr- 2 to more clothing costs, and a good and wants with only four simple horse traders examined them care­ White's earnings are expected to than 80 particlpa■ts. opportunity to save. Drastically forms showing ( 1) your total fully. A kick in the shins. A pull make little addldonal progress Ibis As with any major rapidly different will be the spending- income for 197-4 divided into 12 by the tail: A count of the teeth. year, share price has adequately exp•"''• industry, tllcre comes 1 savings blueprint of a young equal monthly totals; (2) your A test ride around the square. di9COUuled Ibis develop-nt. In period of attridon wllen the weaker couple with growing children and fixed expenses and savings, also Then the bargaining began, No fact, al about 4x estimated mulls, 111e111llers are either ablorlletl or fall a heavily mortgaged house. divided into 12 monthly totals; (3) sale was · accomplished without the shares appear hl1hty undenalued e■ drely. At 11111 date, the addetl • Don't permit yourself to be what you have left for day-to-day special routine of raising and low­ and llhould be rctalae4. stresses of record sllort-tcrm Q: We arc holding 400 shares of discouraged by the fact that so expenses; (4) your day-to-day ering the price, the seller praising Interest ratu, a ■ lncttase i ■ die Great Western United Sl.88 many of your decisions seem to be expenses juggled . to fit your his horses while the buytcr would •■Iller of loll■ def■■ lts, tllc taer'IY forced by cirwmstances and you income. · find faults. The peasant would cumulative preferred (NYSE). We crllls •• sll■l'ply loW'Ct' rates of seem to have- very little control (Continued on page 10) hold out his hand, while the trader are not in need of income at this co■ structlo■ ha>e created - would grab it and slap the palm .of time. Should we continue to hold llllrde■s for - ot the tnsts. the outstretched hand. The pea­ for recovery? W c paid $22 per FWellty's portfolio Is 97% lhort­ sant would quote a price, and the share, J.M. term co■ltnlctloa and •eveloi-nt trader ' would offer a much lower A: In re.,_ lo better-lllu­ -1&ace loll• A lllsll rate of roe■ price, They would speak each oth­ expectetl flnt ...rter earnl•a. -'•Its ( 10% of tllelr portfolio II er's palms and each time the pea­ dlew •rn llaft •Oft4 Uf I ■ ■ot accnl ■s Interest) created major l/$/lf~ sant would come down while the ,rice, AIIO Clllllb'l.d• lo die pnillleas ■- die •1recton clecW buyer would raise the price. All l•pron• price le.el of die •• Decei■NI' to _,t Ille •tYNetll. the , time they would cry out their preferretl --... die -llffll Tiu 1- .._N be IOIII. Ant prices, while the circle of onlook­ -pdoe of -soli■d- to NII Martpse, Ille oWett coi■pa ■ y hi --=-~-..-.--.,-=~""'".•-•:',_,,._.- .u-• ers grew larger and noisier, until die Great w-... Sqar Co. to tllc fltN, ... ■ Illar, drop Ia ...... -••----...... ,...... ,...... u...... -....- they finally agreed on a price G.W...... _. Cooperadft. U nr■I•• IMsi■■I■I hi Ille Hui 1'72 -- somewhere in between, and they 11n Mle l1 -•-IN, ptOCNl1 .-arter. 1-,,-.t ■ppean lo Ille both departed for a drink in a wtU be _. to redn Ille preferretl ■■-rway; a recnt -rser ... nearby saloon. •• ■ res. Beca ■ se th ■ ewly _,... 19 Ille •lwnfty of their loll■ The grain market merchants 1e1otlatd ter•• ■ re ••re portfolio. Hot•. Dhtrslfle• were more sedate than the horse ta,oralllt to i•e c-p, tllt Martpse, a ~ IIWII. traders. Wagonloads of grains - proll ■ lllllty o1 Ille •It 11ti11t ll■aatPftltlllo■ly IINllt 2% of ka wheat, barley, corn and flaxseed -■-IN ■,,ear far better portfolio I■ ,,...._ lolla WIiie - were lined up in the area, and 111■1 wltll ,_ ...---. 11le the i1Mt • ■- appeal It la the merchants would go from preferretl lllllns .... be lltW u. (Continued on page 11 ) ~ -- ·--- -·~------. ·- ._~ ------:..-4--=

\ THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 181 1974 - 5 FEAR PARENTS has one standing request: ' Please PETACH "TJKVA The don't tell my mother; I don't want Israeli soldier does show fear. Of her to see me in this condition.· whom · and of what? Dr. Edna Kott, of the Beilinson Hospital here says: · " The Israeli soldier is afraid ... of his mother. Every casualty brought here, whether his wounds are serious or superficial, -~It,._,.alAHDERf GOOD FOOD J. MODERATELY PRICED MENU FLAMING PUU PUU PLATTER FOR TWO '4.50 e COCKTAILS•

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6 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1974 CHUTZPAH NEW YORK - Gen. ldi HAVE BUYERS FOR Amin, president of Uganda, Ce111iwerdal • Industrial recently flew to Jordan and Syria er Residential Property to offer his armed forces to Arab leaders in the Middle East war. PLEASE CALL He appeared in full _µniform, wearing Israeli parachute wings Herbert l. Brown awarded in happier days by the Israeli air force. Amin flew to the 421-5350 Middle East aboard his personal Residence Pho,ne Westwind business jet, for which he still owes Israel Aircraft 861-5601 Industries nearly'$! million-.

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-aG•~~!J~?~!~GPOLYNESIAN & AMERICAN CUISINE emlNIIIIIEN'I eDINNIII IIIYID Ill I US LUNCHEONS (MDN .-IAT.) • COCKTAIL LOUNGE MYION AINOLD AT IHI PIANO • • IOOMS-AYAILAILE FOR PARIIEI WED ., IHUIS., FRI. ~;~:~~ _,7 38-6767 12276 WARWICK AVE., WARWICK, R.I. __./ DINNER DANCE: The twenty-fint annual dinner dance for The Miriam Hospital employees was held at the I OUT IBEIYAIIONI mw:~c~~i:;~::s'"_ARGE Venus de Milo . Restaurant on Saturday, January 12. The dance was attended by over 900 people, in­ cluding employees, their guests and retired employees. Present at the head table were memben of adminis­ tration, and the dinner dance committee; Normcin Fain, hospital president and Mn. Fain; Mrs. William Reeves, president of the Women's Auociation and Dr. Reeves; Victor Baxt, chairman of the Personnel Prac­ tices Committee and Mn. Baxt; and Dr. Melvin Hoffman, president of the Medical and Dental Staff and Mrs. Hoffman. ' Pagni Reports PROVIDENCE PRINT GALLERY INC. Scotland Yard Warns Jews 25 Jews In Libya GRAPHIC ARTS GALLERY After Sh-ooting Of Sieff TEL A VIV - A Libyan Jew LONDON - Scotland Yard "we cannot yet say anything who recently emigrated to Israel has issued a general warning to beyond the fact that there are no after smuggling himself out of • ORIGINAL GRAPHICS members of the Anglo-Jewish signs of robbery as a motive. The Libya reported here that the num­ community to exercise uimost care butler, a Portuguese, and the other ber of Jews still residing in Libya • FINE ART PRINTS in the aftermath of the recent two servants who were in the has been reduced to about 25. shooting of Joseph Edward Sieff. house have been interviewed in Alfonso Pagni told Kil Yisrael great detail and the hunt for the • CREATIVE CUSTOM FRAMING The 68-year-old department Radio that he was the first Jew to store executive and philanthropist culprit or culprits goes on." leave Libya since Muammer el who has been active on behalf of Sieff is president of Spencer Qaddafi became the Prime Min­ 110 WATERMAN ST. PROVIDENCE, R.l. Israel and other Jewish causes was Marks, one of the world's largest · ister in January of 1970, following reporte4 to be in an improved retail stores. He is president of' the the overthrow of the monarchy in Joint Israel Appeal, honorary vice cogdition after undergoing surgery September, 1969. Pagni disclosed 751-1881 president of the Zionist Federation for the removal of a bullet from that he made his escape by hiding his head. · and president of the Zionist in a box of musical instruments Scotland Yard informed the Federation's Education Trust. which was being sent to Maira for Jewish Telegraphic Agency His elder brother, Lord Sieff, is repairs. CUSTOM-MADE January I that is has "no vice president of the World Jewish DRAPERIES knowledge" of a "death list" of Congress. Immediately after the FROM prominent British Jews compiled attack police cordoned off the Nearly 8 out of 10 people feel by Arab terrorists according to a area surrounding Sieff's mansion that newspapers are more reliable, London newspaper report. ·and tightened security around more dependable and more belie­ JACK'S FABRICS "Bu I we issued Tuesday other lea.(ling British Jews. vcable than TV. WILL BRIGHTEN mornings a general warning 10 members of the Anglo-Jewish YOUR HOME OR OFFICE community through· the Board of IRS To Audit Neo-Nazi Deputies (of -British Jews) that •SLIPCOVERS •BED SPREADS they should exercise the utmost National Youth Alliance •WINDOW SHADES care in view of the tragedy that NEW YORK - Congressman immediate investigation : •10 find •UPHOLSTERING has befallen Mr. Sieff," the Hugh L. Carey (D.N.Y.) has out exactly ·why an organization spokesman said. He added that announced that Internal Revenue dedicated to scurrilous activities "The warning was in general Commis.sioner Donald C . has slipped by I RS review, while Decorating terms and not tied to any specific Alexander is, at his request, the I RS last month moved to Problems? "' ,~·-·,.;;;,, k nowlegc we have as to the actual immediately auditing the ,neo-Nazi revoke the tax exempt status of HOURS: shooting" at Sieff's central CA~L 725-2160 National Youth Alliance of the Fair Campaign Practices 9:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M. London home December 30. Arlington, Va., to determine why Committee, a group dedicated to 725 Dexter SI. Central Falls MON.-SAT. In Beirut, the Popular Front for they were granted an exemption good government that has a the Liberation of Palestine from federal income taxes. Carey distinguished list of mcm bers." claimed responsibility for shooting called _for the I RS review when Sicff. A PFLP spokesman said columnist Jack Anderson recently An IRS spokesman said that Sieff was a leader of the Zionist disclosed that the NY A, headed ' periodic checks of tax exempt Movement which "committed and by former Nazi William L. Pierce, organizations arc made to is still committing crimes and had a major tax exemption as a ascertain "whether they arc what massacres against our Palestine ·1 result of the IRS approval of the they say they arc." He added, I J(~R~hL people." group's innocuous application in however, that with 600,000 Sicfr's personal secretary told FOR TRUE ELEGAi'!_CE October. · organizations under this tax the JT A that "The operation for A check of the application exemption, the IRS finds it the removal of a bullet in Mr. I revealed that the NYA, a branch difficult to audit all of them. Sicff's head was completely End of Season of the arch-conservative Liberty Under the tax privilege granted to successful and he has stood up Lobby, listed itself as a group the NY A, the group is "not liable much better than expected. .. engaged in charitable for Social Security taxes, or for However, he"'i s still very seriously activitics ... helping to build taxes under the Federal ill in the intensive care unit of character, patriotism, a sense of Unemploym e nt Tax Act Middlesex Hospital and his wife is community and an appreciation of (FUTA)," and is able to make SA.LE at his bedside as arc his two deductions for federal estate gift the American heritage in young daughters. Speelal greu,ol Americans." The group, however, taxes purposes. "His doctors have described his is the sponsor of anti-Semitic and condition just now rather better AGAINST JUNTA DESIGNER t'\i\SHIONS anti-Black hate mail and the than could have been expected, He PARIS - The Union of Jewish publisher of a magazine urging has not spok,cn before or after the Students in France called on ,.all violence, bigotry and even political operation and the police arc still progressive and democratic Jews" assassinations. 20,o 50~.. waiting to interview him when it is to ell.press their .. indignation" at possible, It will take IICYCral days The Brooklyn Congressman said the Israeli government's decision Beautiful couturier clothe, at a before it can be ascertained be was "thoroughly disgusted" to to recognize the Chilean military whether a complete recovery is learn that the group had such an junta. Calling the recognition '"un­ fraction of their original price, likely." exemption and that the NY A had speakable," the Union said Israel, Sicff was shot by an also managed to gain reduced by its action, "hasn't even the ell­ 334 WESTMINSTER MALL ,4th floor unidentified assailant admitted to mailing rates usually provided only cuse of trying to assure the secur­ 411-1033 c-...... ,, ...... bis home by his butler. A Scotland for non-profit groups. Carey went ity of the Chilean Jewish commu­ Yard spokesman told the JTA, on to say that he bad urged the nity." •

THE-RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1974 - 7 • • • • • • • t $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ U U U C ·ASKS FOR TAI;KS - at its meeting in Montreal the - MONTREAL - David Arab terrorist attempt to use Ephrati, Consul General of Israel missiles to shoot down an . El Al and Israel's representative to the airliner. Five terrorists were Only International Civil Aviation arrested by Italian authorities on BRIDGE Organization Council here, sent a September 5 after being tipped off In America telegram to the ICAO general by Israeli intelligence that an . assembly meeting in Rome attempt was being planned against . requesting that the Council discuss EI Al airliners. By Robert E. Starr By .. • • • • • • • • • ... Harry Today's hand is quite similar- in down and most of the Declarers Golden 'S KOSHER principle to last week •s· in that an did lose all four. They played for JU LI E DELICATESSEN astute Declarer should know ex­ the percentages in each suit, so actly where every high card is af­ they thought, In Trumps, they 731 HOPE STREET 621-9396 ter the opening lead. Of course, as played for the suit to break 2-2 so in the other hand, the.. bidding they lost to the Queen. In Dia­ t t t t t t t t t t t t t helps immensely. Yet, I saw quite monds one certainly must finesse New Year's Resolutions , BUSINESSMAN'S SPECIAL a few Declarers oblivious to every­ for a Queen with seven cards out I pass along some New Year's ROLLED BEEF SANDWICH ON BREAD, thing. Unfortunately, that is the so they also lost that Queen. The Resolutions which people other way too many play this fantastic Heart Ace had already been lost than I should' observe. POTATOSALADORCOLEStAW $1 4 5 game of Bridge in all three of its and at least one Club was a loser The television producers ought AND COFFEE •• NO SUBSTITUTION • phases, the bidding; the play as to the Ace. Everyone did pick up to promise they will fill the prime­ Declarer and Defending. See how the Club Jack finessing the 'IO. time viewing hours with 26 instead you would play the hand after the How should Declarer know how of 13 weeks.- Baseball season has KOSHER LEAN opening lead and if you -would fig­ to play each suit correctly and be not even started spring training ure the way you should. almost positive about it? The and Kojak is back solving crimes opening lead and what happened North he solved durin_g the World Series. ROLLED BEEF 3.49LB ♦ K 10 4 to it should have given · all the · The football teams manage a .J 8 5 2 clues . Would you know that different show every week for 18 ♦ a 6 3 when East won with the Ace she weeks. This ·effort involves ♦ K 10 7 KOSHER RARE also had to have the Queen• You hundred of athletes, coaches, should have because if West had West East assistant coaches and camera men. ♦ O 7 2 ♦ 5 had that Queen along with the I do not see why Sanford and Son 10 ROAST BEEF LB .K 9 7 4 .A Q 6 King, she would have led the con't manage the same. There are 3.79 ( SLICED TO ORDER) SAVE60' LB . ♦ Q 7 ♦ 109542 King, not the IO. So there are six only two of them. ♦ AJ5 ♦ 9843 points we know are in East's hand. Abraham Beame, the mayor of South What does that leave for West; New York, should give up making GOLDEN S ♦ AJ9863 the other twelve which is exactly appointments. Left to his own .3 what constitutes an opening bid. devices, I have no doubt Beame POTATO ♦ AK J At trick two you do not finesse wou Id appoint Clifford Irving as +o 6 2 the Diamond for it must lose. press aide and James Marcus as PANCAKES PKGoFs 79c PKG True, you are far from certain the Water Commissioner. He will do Mrs. David Horovitz and Mrs. Queen will drop but that is what a lot better by ' the city if he will Paul Field were North and South, you must hope. seek the counsel of the hack in the no one vulnerable, West Dealer Next Trumps are attacked all Downtown Democratic Club. All LOX SPREAD $1.59 with this bidding: the while with the idea that West he need ask is, "Who is an honest (All PURE LOX, NOTHING ADDED) I LB. CARTON N must have that Queen so even if man?" The hacks always know. p the Ace is played first, the second Oil Chief Simon ought to 3 ♦ trick in Trumps should be small to resolve to put a stop to panic HOME MADE CABBAGE OR BARLEY SOUP the 10 in Dummy. This also wins gasoline buying on Fridays. He TO GO AT ALL TIMES . .. Everyone had his bid as shown. as East shows out and the last can do this by ordering gas West barely had enough to open Trump drawn. Next we turn our stations to close on Thursday with his 12 points and five card attention to the Clubs. West must night. This will not much help the suit and it is this fact that should have the Ace and that has to be plight of Cadillac owners but the TRINITY SQUARE REPERTORY COMPANY have steered the Declarers in the lost but the Jack doesn't have to . Friday panics are driving the right direction, what could he have be. With the 10 in Dummy along chauffeurs wild. , left for his opening bid. At this with the King there is but one way History would proceed a little time North couldn't bid and East to finesse against that Jack; more evenly on its course if had just enough to raise his part­ through West ·who also has to Republican organizations from the ner to two. -He had good three have that Jack but one never town committes aitd state card support for a five card suit knows until that finesse is taken. legislatures, yea! even unto the and six points. South had a- fine As for the Diamond Queen, we Senators and Representatives who hand plus a good suit so made his also know West has that ·card too, would stop, cease and desist overcall, at the two level this so we play the other high honor, . affirming their belief in th~ Chief shows a pretty good hand at and lo and behold! the Queen does through majority vote. • worst. West and East had both drop. Instead of going down this If the sentiments of the majority shot their bolt but North had just Declarer actually made an over­ could make men honest he would enough to raise her partner to trick. All she lost were the two long ago have moved back into three. South took no time to ac­ outstanding Aces _and there was Eden. If they must vote about cept the invitation and pressed on nothing at all she could do about something, let them vote that to game. those. everything is going to be OK. In Most Wests led the Heart IO Moral: Realize that there are fact, their vision has a better which East won with the Ace and two numbers that are most impor­ chance of applause voting for the switched to the Diamond IO. At tant in Bridge, 40 and 13. There last than for the first. this time South had several prob­ are forty high card points in the lems to solve. There was a pos­ deck and 13 cards in each suit. If Impeaching the Pre~dent sible Trump loser, one in Dia­ you use those figures as the base President Nixon has argued monds and possibly two in Clubs. for all your counting and count at with Congressional leaders and If all four are lost the hand goes the right time you will do fine. representatives of the press that if he is impeached, the danger is that subsequent Presidents will also be Israeli Youngsters Celebrate impeached, the powers of the Presidency will be vastly diminished, and that anarchy will Bar Mitzvahs At Western Wall have· a foot inside the door. JERUSALEM, ISRAEL World Zionis t Organization In some respects the argument For thousands of Israeli young­ through its Education and Culture is specious. President Lyndon sters the most meaningful place to Department and Eastours, a large Johnson wanted massive public celebrate a bar mitzva is at the New York travel agency which support on the grounds that he Western Wall. Every Monday a nd deals through retail"travel agencies was the only President the nation JAN 2 • FEB 3 Thursday dozens of the youngsters throughout the United States, of­ had. Richard Whitney once argued accompainied by friends, relatives fer special tours and programs for that his indictment threatened the and proud parents gather around Americans traveling to Israel for very pillars of finance in the the four widely spaced "bimot" to bar mitzva. country but when he was serving FORTHEUSE participate in the Reading of the The WZO program can be ob­ his term for fraud, the stock Law and to celebrate thereby their tained by writing 515 Park Ave.; market went on to new highs. OF THE HALL attainment of the bar mitzva age New York, N.Y. 10022. The Eas­ But let us look at the obverse of of 13. tours address is 1140 Avenue of the coin. Supposing we take it into by Olive:- Hailey . Since 1967, when tho Western the Americas, New York, N .Y. our heads to make impeachment Wa ll became a part of a united 10036. as much a part of the Democratic directed by Jerusalem the area before the 25 LJBY AN JEWS process as election7 Most W Wall has become the largest open TEL AVIV - Libya now only parliamentary governments Ii . Worrl Baker air synagogue in the world, at­ has about 25 Jews, according to provide for a vote of confidence tracting hundreds of thousands of Alfonso Pagni, a Libyan Jew who and, if the prime minister doesn't I people on the major religious festi­ recently smuggled himself out of musrer a majority, he is out of • "AISOLUTELY JIM DANDYl"-E .S. vals. But, it is on those weekday Libya by liiding in a box of office. Most prime ministers take .. out their portfolios knowing this. . Stas lte1ervec!Seotl-'6 mornings that the clusters of cele­ musical instruments being sent to • . . -~.. G . I A-' .• . 13 brating families make it the Malta for repairs. Pagni told And it has not saved all of them I Mot, I '""· ene,a ,....m•n- - Israel Radio that he was the first from making grievous mistakes. world's most popular location for INt• M-, • PlrtfMIN 111u.11111a,....., bar mitzva. Jew to leave Libya since Most of the SO states provide 1 a--,•••• In recent years, many young Muarnmer cl Qaddafi became for recall elections, which is to say """"""-•· Je,n from overseas ba.-c been Prime Minister in Jan. 1970 the constituency can petition for a coming here to celebrate bar mit• following the overthrow of the special election to recall an zva. In the United States the monarchy. (Continued on pqe I 2) 8 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1974 Nearly 8 out of 10 people !cell UN R-eports Egyptians that newspapers are more reliable, more dependable and more b elie­ veable than TV. Hello Again! Restrict Troop Movements CAIRO - The United Nations west of the Great Bitter Lake. The reported restraints on the Austrians refused, he reported. News of the Sports World by Warren Walden movement of its patrols to oversee The tension at Suez arose from the cease-fire between the the refusal of Egyptian soldiers to Egyptians and Israelis, and said pull back from a position they that tension at the city of Suez occupied Monday on the "again has heightened" because of northwest outskirts. Mr. Stajduhar SUPER THIS AND THAT: Now Boy Scout leader called the late an advance of Egyptian troops to sajd that the United Nations was that the tongues have "started to owner Lou Pieri when the Reds a new position according to a New discussing the matter with cease" wagging about the "Super­ were playing Springfield and R.I. York Times Article by Raymond Egyptian headquarters and seeking Game," meaning the professional · Auditorium was a complete sell­ H. Anderson. a withdrawal. championship affair, there .is more out. The phony call came from the The United Nations spokesman, Sinai Post Under Fire room for discussing other super box office, just across the lobby, Rudolf Stajdhuar of Yugosla'via, The pattern of .Egyptian local activities. In facr, cacti respective and Mr. Pieri believed it on the said that his vehicles were stopped troop advances in recent weeks is promoter considers his particular level. by Egyptian troops at two points interpreted as an effort to take attraction as "super." He at least ... Tuesday and that Egyptiqns also vantage points for use in the event tries to impress the prospective WHAT TO-DO? The owner of the tried to persuade the Austrian of renewed all-out war. An ticket-buyers in a super-duper Reds rushed from his office to the contingent in the United Nations Egyptian position, taken ahead of box office, exclaiming, "Mr. So manner. force to abandon a new the front line southeast of and So of the Boy Scouts wants to ••• observation po~t. Qantara, in Sinai, has been under bring several. Troops to the game SUPER. R.I. REDS: Take the In the tense situation at Suez, Israeli fire daijy. TONIGHT!" The late Danny R.I. Reds for instance. Or would Mr. Stajduhar said, United Despite the tension and the you take them? It takes a stout Norton quickly replied, "He can't Nations officers had evidently potential for a flare-up, United fellow to take them when attend­ do it; it's a complete sellout; barely succeeded in dissuading Nations headquarters said that the ance figures are threatened with couldn't get any more, in here with Israeli troops from firing on the situation along the lines remai ned the competition and situation a shoehorn." "What can I tell Egyptians who had moved "relatively quiet. " There were 10 existing. George Sage must be him?" questioned Pieri· in a quan­ FOR forward. outbreaks of gunfire on Tuesday, that sort of fellow. But, forgetting dary. "'Tell him the only room is Describing the restraint on Mr. Stajduhar said, and one MEN attendance figures, the Reds are out in the middle of the ice. Tell movements of United Nations incident more serious, involving an flying high. They were, when this him to come in between the peri­ ON.LY! observers, he said tha t a exchange of fire. Egyptians fired was written, the highest scoring ods and have some of the boys reconnaissance patrol accom­ in six of the incidents, Israelis in give an exhibition of how to build hockey team in the entire profes­ panied by Swedish officers was two, and in two cases the sources a fire with two sticks. Call him sional realm. One-hundred and blocked from entering the city of the gunfire were undetermined, Treat your ninety-nine goals in 46 games. back." "How cari I do that?" of Port Said, at the northern end he said. body to mused Mr. Pieri. "He didn't leave Beller than the Rangers; t?etter of the Suez Canal, and from using Intrusions of airspace were up than the Bruins; better than any any telephone number." Nirvana a road on the eastern side of the sharply, to eight, he added. National, American or World ••• waterway. Israel accused Egypt of 12 SUPER BOXING NEWS: Mu­ Hockey League team. The patrol returned to its base violations of the cease-fire on hammud Ali, nee the great Cas­ ••• and the issue is being discussed Monday , including three sius Clay, will meet Joe Frazier in SWEDISH CONGRATULATIONS! So con­ with Egyptian military head­ movements forward. The troop Madison Square Garden and ten SAUNA gratulations to the R.I. Reds. quarters, the spokesman said. advances, according to the Israeli locations in New England on They play Nova Scotia tonight He added that three Swedish complaint,· were near Uyun Musa, 1100 Post Rd., Warwick, R.I. January 28. The ten New England (Friday) and the Boston Braves on vehicles were stopped at the on the eastern shore of the (Airport Shopping Plozo ) spots are under the direction of Sunday. The Friday night game Egyptian front line west of northern Gulf of Suez, West of for ■n appointment call TANYA those astute promoters Sam Sil­ with Nova Scotia will feature Ismailia, midway along the canal, Adabiva, on the Western shore of 738-4950 or 4652 verman and Rip Valenti of Bos­ "Boy Scout Night" at the Provi­ but were finally permitted to the gulf, and east of the Suez Ooen Mon. -Sun., 9 o.m. -2 o.m. ton. Valenti was recently called de~ce Civic Center. And that proceed. South of Ismailia, he Canal on the Sinai peninsula. the "World's Outstanding Boxing brings to mind the time a pseudo said, United Nations vehicles were Israeli Reported Killed Promoter" by Charlie (Lefty) using a road that the Egyptians TEL A VIV - One Israeli Longo in a column in the Post-Ga­ had asked be closed daily from soldier. was killed and five zette. Silverman is the perennial noon on. wounded on the Egyptian front, an promoter of boxing. His optimism ·------~ The Egyptian request that' the Israeli military spokesman concerning the game is a wonder; 'Austrians move from a new reported. his enthusiasm would be welcome observation post, the spokesman The • spokesman · said that the iWHOL~AND ... in any corner. soldier was killed in exchanges of i said, was made about 11 miles ••• west of Fayid, a strategic area small-arms fire southeast of Fayid. IN THE MEANTIME: There is : _,,_ = also talk about a meeting between .... World Champion George Fore­ Journalist Says He Has Seen ..I man and Ken Norton, the battler who broke Ali's jaw and then lost I a house-SOLD word : a close decision to Muhammud in Seven Israeli POW s I I a return bout. It would seem more PARIS - A French journalist Demeron had a third visit with in order for the winner of the Ali­ said he spoke with seven Israeli Chakhat, a Phantom pilot. Chak­ I Frazier fracas to square off prisoners of war in Syria and hat, a jovial redhead, told him, I RICHARD G. HOLLAND, REALTORS : against the titleholder. Suppose found them in good· health and "I've shaved my mustache and well treated. Pierre Demeron de­ feel like a little boy again. My : 101 MAIN ST., PAWTUCKET, (ACROSS FROM NEW APEX) I Norton wins from Foreman and Ali wins . from Frazier? In that scribed his meeting with the pris­ wife is not going to recognize case, Muhammud would be in line oners in an article in "Paris me." Demeron also met with Syr­ I 728-5000 MLS 27 4-8616 : to meet a foe he has defeated for Match". All seven prisoners are ian Defense Minister Gen. Mus­ a title he once held. Regardless, shown in photographs in the ar­ tapha Tlass who told him the Is­ it's healthy for the game of box­ ticle. raeli POW problem must be set­ ing. It provides a topic for dis­ "They are not allowed to com­ tled "when the hostilities have en­ ·------cussion, argument and conversa­ municate among themselves, but ded and not before. Why shou Id tion. from all signs they appeared in we let Israeli pilots go home? So ••• good health," Demeron wrote. He they can turn around and drop A QUESTION MARK: There added that he had the impression fragmentation bombs ... on Dam­ have been only a few colorful the prisoners were not assembled ascus and kill women and chil­ heavyweight champions. Rocky in camps bu l scattered in small dren?" Marciano, Dempsey, Louis being groups throughout Damascus in In 'Paris, Demeron is considered at the top along with the exciting military locals. The French jour­ by many observers to be militant Ali. Says Bill Ebel in the Post-Ga­ nalist said he spoke with · Yoram in pro-Arab pressure groups. A zette, "Muhammud Ali has always Sharar, Gagy Ouerson and Ury leader of the French Friendship had that knack of confounding the Chakhat and four other prisoners. with Arab Nations group, he also experts. He has made easy fights He said Syrian authorities would heads the French edition of the tough and tough fights easy." not let him visit other Israeli pris­ Damascus propaganda· magazine Again there is uncertainty sur­ oners. "Flash.:· He has already made re­ rounding Muhammud. Have his He talked with Sharar over a ports in Syria and Iraq on what he legs gone? Has he lost his speed? cup of Turkish coffee. Sharar was called the good treatment of Jews Has he lost his punch? As Ebel shot down during a raid over in these· countries. says, " This battle with Frazier is Damascus. He told bemeron he ANTI-JEW BUMPER his date with destiny. He must passed the hours doing math and STICKERS wipe out the blot of his loss to drawing sketches of his wife, _MARIETTA, Ga. ~ Bumper Frazier, the fir st defeat that cost Edna, describing fervently her stickers and "mass distribution" Tllctt'• wllat ...., cell him his title. " Muhammud wanted "beautiful dark eyes and tiny stickers, linking Jews with the _pred...... _, I it in the same place - Madison nose." The magazine carried a energy crisis, arc offered in the IMI? Let•.,-, Oft Square Garden. Among other photograph of Sharar holding a current issue of "The ,.,., -"· w.w.i. drawing of his wife with a message ...... _ places Sam and Rip have sched­ Thunderbolt, " the official ___., _ _ to her in Hebrew inscribed on it. publication of the National States _.,..._...... ,.. uled closed circuit showings in NE Low aNt. o-teect. arc the Palace Theatre in Provi­ Captain sent kisses to his little 2- Rights Party, described in the dence and Marciano's Restaurant ycar-old son, Arnoun. publication as "the largest White on Fountain Street, Providence, Dcmcron visited Oucrson in the Racist political party in America." where refreshments will be served, Mczze Hospital where he is re­ The bumper sticker, "Oil Yes - too. Rocky's brother is the ceiving treatment for a leg wound . Jews No," is offered at four for proprietor. Apropos, ch? CARRY Oucrson is a captain in the Israeli SI. The "mass distribution ON~ Air Force and was shot down in stickers" read "Stop Aid To his Skyhawk. The nursc, attending Israeli ·Jews - We Want Oil!" Herald 111blcribcrs comprise an Captain. Oucnon told the French Thi advertisement said the active buying market. For journalist that last November 20, stickers "will stick to anything. o.ccllent rC1Ults, ■ch,ertisc in the the Israeli captain celebrated bis Help uposc the real cause of the Herald. Call 724-0200 or 724- birthday with bis doctor, Henri oil-gas shortage." They were 0202. Zaza, in the hospital. offered at SO for SI. i

/ THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1974 - 9 Japan And Egypt Working On Aid WJC Convention To Be Held In Netherlands The For R/eoper,ing Suez Canal _ AMSTERDAM - The Nether­ TOKYO - Japan is working on of the cost of the projected dredg­ lands has been chosen as the site for the tenth. World Jewish Con­ Lyons By Leonard Lyons a $280-million program of -aid that ing and expansion of the canal. · gress as a token of Jewish grt­ she recently promised to Egypt for Israeli Withdrawal Built In itude for the Netherlands friendly Den the reopening of the Suez Canal. The aid offer is considered part The aid, which is to take the of Japan's efforts to contribute to attitude toward Israel during the Yorn Kippur War. · form of credits, was described in a settlement in the Middle East The Dutch representative to New York - The CBS telecast The Highwaymen whose .record­ Government circles as evidence of since the canal project would re­ JWC, Isaac Zadoks, said that de­ of the New Year's Eve festivities ing of Michael, Row the Boat Japan's desire to play a role in re­ quire the withdrawal of Israeli cision was made after con­ with Guy Lombardo at the Wal­ Ashore, was a top hit a decade storing peace- in the Middle East troops from the canal areas. sultations with Premier Johan den dorf was also seen on Canadian ago, will assemble for the first time and to promote friendly relations Under the program that is being Uyl, Queen Juliana's private ~ec­ and Armed Forces television, with since then at the Great Folk Re,iv­ with the oil-producing countries. worked out,. Japan is to provide retary, and Vjctor Marijnen, May­ an estimated viewing audience of al at the Nassau Coliseum Febru­ The aid offer was made by Dep­ Egypt with $140-million in credits or of The Hague where the con­ 65 million ... Lou Jacobi and Jack ary 2 ... George Hamilton is doing uty Premier Takeo Miki in a in the initial phase of the project. gress will take place. Den Uyl and -Gilford, stars of Neil Simon's The a TV pilot for a weekly detective meeting with President Anwar el­ Egypt is to make repayment at Marijnen told WJC secretary, Dr. Sunshine Boys, made their New series ... The Off-Broadway show, Sadat durif!g Mr. Mjki's recent an annual interest rate of 2 per G. M. R,iegner, they were very Year's resolutions. Gilford said: "I The Hot L Baltimore, will hate three week tour of the Middle cellt in 25 years with a seven-year pleased with the decision to hold want to try to get Neil Simon to productions in Mexico, Australia, East. · grace period. As for the remaining the congress in their country. write a play especially for me. I'd Switzerland, Holland and the Scan­ Friendly ·Statement Issued $140-million in ai·d, no details . The congress is scheduled for be happy with a sketch, even a dinavian countries. Last month the Japanese Gov­ have yet been agreed upon. How­ April 23 to May 6 with delegates memo." ernment also issued a statement ever, Japan a greed to expand the from 64 countries expected to Jacobi pr_omises to stop stealing Lewis Rudin, of the Association calling on Israel to make an initial current commodhy agreement at­ tend. Hague police authorities leading roles from Paul Newman. for a Better New York, will work withdrawal within her bridgehead ivolving $10-million in credit~. have assured Zadoks that suf­ Prince Charles is considering with Joey Adams, who heads the on the wester-a bank of the Suez Egypt Pressing Industry ficient security measures will be buying a 14-foot 'long submarine Actors' You th Fund, · to present Canal as a step toward giving up Egypt is highly interested in taken during the congress. for underwater photography ... Te­ free afternoon variety shows out­ all occupied Arab land. promoting industrialization, par­ rence Cardinal ·Cooke received the doors near -Times . Square ne ll; t This statement, which represent­ ticularly in transportation, con­ Ice . Capades Good Skate Award summer ... Austin Miles, an ·or­ ed a· shift in -:Japanese policy in the struction, communications and SHADES J&1111ary 11 during the show's en­ dained minister who narrated The Middle East, was followed by a electronics. gagement at Madison Square Gar­ Wonderful World of Hones at the decision by the· Arab oil countries Mr. Miki assured Egypt that Ja­ den ... Pablo Picas.w's daughter Felt Forum, delivered the New to reclassify ·Japan as a friendly pan would be ready to offer not DRAPERIES Paloma has decided to become an Year's message at the First As­ nation and lessen projected cuts in only commodity aid but also loans actress ... This month's issue of sembly of God Church in Hemp­ oil deliveries. and technological assistance for Pageant includes an article on the steaQ, L. I. .• . Bob Hope hosted The $280-million in credits that the industrialization projects Egypt search for wres for diabetes at the · Gillette's Cavalcade of Champions Japan is to extend to Egypt is ex­ is planning to undertake. Joslin Diabetes Foundation of Bos­ lunch for 21 athletes at "2 I" pected to cover about 70 per cent Egypt attached importance to ton. Mr. Miki's visit as the first full­ Mae West attended a perform­ scale contact between the two ance of the Broadway bound Lo­ American Jewish Year Book countries in recent years. She ex­ relei in Los Angeles. Afterwards, pressed the strong hope that the the actress greeted the show's star, Lists Jewish Population visit would pave the way for the Carol Channing: " I thought I'd conclusion of over-all economic come up and see YOU sometime" · New York - The world Jewish the Americas, besides the United and technological cooperation Joseph E. Levine, whose new population is estimated at States, include; Canada, 305,000; agreements before long. 14,370,650 according to the movie is The Day of the Dolphin. Mexico, 40,000; Argentina, Japan also promised to send a American Jewish· Year Book, dedicated his autobiography, Jo­ 500,000; Brazil, 150,000; Chile' GOvernment economic mission to whose 1973 edition has j~st been seph £. Levine Presents, to his 30,000; Colombia, 13,000; Peru, Egypt d~ ring the early part of published . . There are 5,300; Uruguay, 50,000, and wife. It reads: "To Rosalie, who · 1974. approximately 6,115,000 Jews in Venezuela, 15,000. knows me like the book I hope this turns out to be." the United States, more than,.. in In Asia, the only. major centers any other country. · of Jewish population, besides Henry Fonda, dining at Danny's These estimates were ·•compiled Israel, are India, 14,000; and Iran, ORDER Hideaway, discussed his role of a by Leon Shapiro, Associate 80,000. In Africa, . there are CIA agent in the new mo•ie, '[f,e Professor of Russian and Soviet substantial Jewish numbers only in Serpent. The actor, who has often Jewish Histor.y at Rutgers South Africa. 117,900; Morocco, portrayed sheriffs, said: "It's still University, who compiled the 31 ,000; Ethiopia, 12,000; Tunisia, NOW! the same sort of part. But instead overseas demographic data, and 8,000; and Rhodesia, 5,200. There of saying 'yup,' I'll say 'at this Alvin Chenkin, Supervisor, are 70,000 Jews in Australia and ,-... -~ ..... point i ■ time' .•. Dax Zenos, the Statistics Unit, Council ·of Jewish 4,000 in New Zealand. • .PERSONAUZED singer who will star at Puerto Federations ·and Welfare Funds, Among the major world cities, CHRISTMAS CARDS Rico's San Juan hotel in Mardi, - who assembled the figures on the outside of the United States, IT 'S: Sluing & Toboevoning (We molr.e 11ur own .. las Iha ,... i.r ~ was asked by a hotel official if he'd Snow- 2 lifts tool) SNOWMOMISI U.S. where Jews are located, are: IT'S: A .. 8 on our lndoof ke Rinlr.1 o strike on • W-2 fDRMS need directions from the airport. After the United States, Amsterdam, 12,000; Antwerp, OI.M' Indoor lowlinv Alleys, a dip in our Indoor Pool. Yovr Co,npony Nome lmp,-inted "No, thank you,'' replied Xenos, f'I countries with the largest Jewish 13 , 000; Brussels , 24,500; IT'S: Dancing to 3 Ck.at loftd, & •Seeing fantostic Sho-. • CALENDARS was bon three blocks from the ho­ populations are: Soviet Union, Bucharest, 50,200; Budapest, IT'S: SNinv a c;avn.-kK and a hoppy burteh of kicb tel." 2,648,000; Israel, 2, 723,00.l); 65,000; Buenos Aires, 350,000; throwing "'°wboUsl • LEDGER BOOKS IT 'S: Gourmet Eoting ond loving our Oietory France, ~50,000; Argentina, Glasgow, 13,400; Haifa, 210,000; Delighhl • PAYRDlL BOOKS When Woody Allen informed IT'S: Ha'M9 Hosh lib IIV AND ROIINCI Gil Weist he couldn't play at Mi­ 500,000; Great Britain, 410,000; Jerusalem, 266,000; Johannesburg, IUCICHiiN who c;a,., IIAU.Y CAUi Low s AVAUIU - SlOCI, NOW! chael's Pub New Year's Eve, the and Canada, 305,000. Fifty-one 57,500; Kiev, 220,000; Leeds, Day Midwk. 11:atfl (&c::9pf Hol,J ' 819 Wts1mitist• St. restauranteur obtained the services percent of world Jewry is located . 19 ,400; Leningrad, 165,000; Pnw. R.I . of a Salvation Army band to per­ in North, Central and South London, 280,000; Lyons, 20,000; 521-5800 form along with jazz-pianist Ma­ America, 28 percent in Europe, 19 Manchester, 36;000; Marseille, .!f.Wlffii FIN...,...., rian McPartland ... Francois Truf­ percent in Asia, 1.5 percent in 65 ,000; Melbourne, 311 ,000; ., ...... ,. ''" ...... , ..... faut's Day for Night. which star­ Africa, and 0.5 percent in Mexico City, 30,000; Milan, 9,500; red Jacqueline Bissett, has been Australia and New Zealand. Montevideo, 48,000; Montreal, c:i. I00-431-2212 In the United States, the Jewish 113,000; Moscow, 285,000; Nice, = selected as the official French en­ try in the foreign lang0age film di­ proportion of the total resident 20,000; Paris, 300,000; Rio de vision of next year's Academy population remains at 2.94 Janeiro, 50,000; Rome, 15,000; Awards ... Bob Laird, of Mayor percent. · Sao Paulo, 65,000; Strasbourg, RESTOCK YOUR FREEZER Lindsay's press office, will join Among the Jewish population 12,000; Sydney, 28,000; Tcheran, WITH Howard Samuels' gubernatorial figures for U.S. cities listed in the 50,000; Tel Aviv-Jaffa, 394,000; campaign staff now. Year Book's tables are: · Los Toronto, 97,000; Toulouse, 18,000; Angeles, 535,000; San Francisco, . and Winnipeg, 21,000. KOSHER DELICACIES Tile EyewitDHS' ~ews Team of 75,000; Washington, 112,500; The American Jewish Y car WABC-TV, aidetl by former tennis • Miami, 200,000; Chicago, 269,000; Book is published jointly by the FROM OUR .FREEZER star Altllea GIIIIN aad Yankee Baltimore, 100,000; Montgomery American ·Jewish Committee and County (Md.) 56,500; Boston, the Jewish Publication Society of KNISHES KREPLACH STUFFED CABBAGE shorutop Ge ■e Michael, played I ■ a bultedlall 1a- Ja•ary 5 at 180,000; Detroit, 80,000; St. America. Its editors are Morris KISHKA CHICKEN SOUP PAREV ICE CREAM Louis, County Fine and Milton Himmclfarb. Nortlleni Hlplalllls HS I■ Alln­ 60,000; Bergen (½ GALLONS) (N.J.), 100,000; Essex County Mrs. Martha Jelcnko is the llale, N.J. Tile aa- was to be■eflt (N.J.), 90,000; Greater New York, Executive Editor. ROLLED BONED CHICKEN T- Bncaff, a Nllde ■t at the 2,381,000; Cleveland, 80,000; and sdlool, wllo wu paralyzell I ■ a Philadelphia, 325,000. acdlle■t ... Doe Rickles FEBRUARY TOUR swi••'• In Europe, according to FRESHLY COOKED BY ORDER lll ■ell at SW Alie ■ '• allll •Id of ,TEL A VIV - The Israel Professor Shapiro, there are 1973: ''Tllit year, •J cap 1'11 ■-t• . Basketball Federatior, is sending a CHOPPED LIVER STRUDEL FRIED CHICKEN 4,055,905 Jews. Of these, cmr. A• ■ext year, I hope, It'll be team to tour the United States in 2,648,000 are in the Soviet Union. ROAST BRISKET STUFFED MUSHROOMS •Y psta~." February at the invitation of the Figures for other European U.S. Committee Sports for Israel. WRAPPED FRANKS Bob Guccione, publisher-editor countries include: Austria, 9,400; The IO-game schedule being of Penthouse and Viva, will give a Belgium, 40,SOO; Bulgaria, 7,000; arraQged for the Israelis is subject ·sPECIAL THIS WEEK!. course in Th~ Humor, Form in Czechoslovakia, 14,000; Denmark, to army permission which is Phol<>trophy at NYU beginning 6,000; France, 550,000; Germany, expected to be granted. Thus far February 6 .. . Roberto Rossellini 32,000; Great Britain, 410,000; games have been scheduled for CHICKEN CHOW MEIN$2.5O~~~T will give a special seminar at the Greece, 6,500; Hungary, 80,000; Toronto; Rochester , N . Y .; New School in February ... Phi­ Ireland, 4,000; Italy, 35,000; Madison Square Garden in New lanthropist Stewart Mott, who has Netherlands, 30,000; Poland, York City; New Haven, Co.; a vast rooftop garden here, will 8,000; Rumania, 90,000; Spain, Lexington, Ky.; Boston, and the teach Farming omJ Garder,ir,g in 9 , 000; Sweden, I 5 , 000 ; Nassau County (N .Y.) Coli seum N~w York City's Backyards amJ Switzerland, 20,000; Turkey, in Long Island. Other games may Rooftops at the New School's 30,000; and Yugoslavia, 7,000. be played in Washington, Center for New York City Affairs Estimated poplation for major 1 Philadelphia, Kansas City, or Los next spring. centers of Jewish concentration in Angeles. 10 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18 1974 ' Iran Reportedly To Buy $900 Million In Jets Establish Yeshiva For Soldiers WASHINGTON - Iran has Whitney engines, and for the could not be clarified immediately. In Former Club For Egyptians reportedly · accepted a United Navy, whose own purchases would The Phoenix can carry either turn even for a short hour to hear States offer to sell 30 Grumman decline somewhat in unit price as warhead. However, the United OCCUPIED EGYPT - "'Yesh­ ivat Goshen" is the sign over the a lecture or a discussion on sub­ F-l4A fighters at a total cost of the F-14's total production run States would not supply nuclear small building which served pre­ jects connected with Jewish moral · $900-million, including spare increased. warheads because the nuclear conduct, the historic purposes of parts, according to Richard Witkin Price has been the plane's prime nonproliferation treaty of 1970 viously as a club for Egyptian offi­ cers at Fayid. This yeshiva was es­ our people's existence and its of The New York Tinies. shortcoming in a running obliges nuclear powers not to tablished by two young officers, claims to the- land of Israel. The decision by Shah controversy over whether . the countries that do not have nuclear Rabbis Joshua Ben Meir -arid Mot­ Mohammed Riza Pahlevi was Pentagon should keep up annual weapons and' not to assist them in . EDITOR DIES ty Halperin, who are "madly" conveyed to ,\merican officials, purchases. . · manufacturing the weapons. BUENOS AIRES - Falik according to highly reliable Iranian officials have cited Current planning calls for total dedicated to this matter. "You Lerner, chief editor of the Yiddish see," they said to a visitor, "if we aviation sources. They added that many reasons for their country's purchases of 334 F-14's most for daily, "Di Presse," died at the age . want that the hands of Esau be the first 24 of the swing-wing keen interest in purchasing up-Io­ the Navy and the rest for the of 70. Born in Bessarabia, Lerner Navy fighters would be delivered date fighters. Not the least is that Marine <:;orps. To date, 54 F-14's, controlled, the voice of Jacob has came to Argentina in 1927 settling to the Government in Teheran in Russian aircraft; particularly the nicknames Tomcats, have been to be heard - and there is no in the city of Rosario where he 1976 and the six others in 1977. MIG-25, made dozens of flights delivered to th!! Navy. They are Jewish voice other than that of started writing for Di Presse, In Iran' s plans to buy an over Iranian territory last year at stationed at th~ Miramar Naval Torah." 2943 Lerner went to Chile where unspecified number . of F-14A's altitudes where they could not be Air Station_ in San Diego. The yeshiva bahurim are sol­ he edited for three years "Das diers, some 60 of them, who be­ date back many months. But the challenged by the F-4; now Iran's Based on these . figures, the Yiddishe Wort. " In 1946 he emergence of the fuel shortage most advanced plane. latest estimate on the cost of an tween their du ties come to the returned to Argentina and became and huge spurts in the prices paid . Many Reasons Cited F-14, including initial spare parts, yeshiva to study any time during a staff member of Di Presse and for world oil, including Iran's The F-14A is widely considered is just under $14-million. This is the day or night. There are three began writing a weekly column. made it that much easier for the the best aircraft to cope with the about $2-million higher than the objectives for this yeshiva, the of­ He became editof-in-chief of the Shah to meet the high price on the MIG-25. It is designed to carry price established in the initial ficers declared: (I) to have a To­ newspaper, now Argentina's only twin-jet plane. Phoenix missiles, which can soar contract between the Navy and rah study center in the area of the · Yiddish paper, in I 972. The Shah's initial decision to beyond aircraft altitudes, and it Grumman. front, as part of our war effort; (2) take 30 F-14's was expected to be has exceptional maneuverability To enable soldiers in the area to LIQUIDATE CEMETERY New Contract LONDON - Jewish sources in welcomed by the 6,000 employes that would discourage dogfights at Grumman at one point refused dedicate a day or part of it per . week to regular · Torah study, ac­ the Soviet Union reported that the of the Grumman Aero-space lower levels. -to continue F-14 production at the Odessa daily newspaper, "Znamia Corporation in Bethpage LI. Other nations that have shown contract price, saying it had cording to military circumstances; Komunizma" (The Communist working specifically on that interest in buying F-14's include suffered hugh losses and could not and (3) to maintain a central place Banner), ~(ated that the City program. Australia, Israel, Japan and _West tolerate any more. Last June, at the front where halachic prob­ lems can be examined and solu­ Council had decided to liquidate Officials of the company, which Germany. Deputy Secretary of Defense tions to urgent problems be found, the old Jewish cemetery on has 23,000 workers and is by far It is generally assumed that the William P. Clements Jr., permitted when time does not permit. to re­ Tshernomorski Road by the end the largest employer on Long F-14's to go to Iran will carry six Grumman to break the contract fer the matter to higher halachic of this year. This cemetery Island, said a 30-plane order Phoenixes, as do the Navy's provided it completed the 50-plane planes. But there are some reports order on which the Navy had ·authority. Many soldiers, among contains a number of historical would mean maintaining the full , them non-religious, find in the Jewish graves, among them that of complement of workers on that that the Iranian planes, may carry, already exercised its option. A fewer Phoenixes, or less advances new .contract for additional planes yeshiva a place of spiritual and Mendele "Mocher Seforim and line at least into early 1977. moral elevation, to which they Simon Frug. The ·Iranian order was also good versions, or perhaps none at all. It had been negotiated. news for the United Aircraft is considered unlikely that · Iran Corporation of East Hartford, will take the plane without any Hig h product interest doubies Your Money's ·worth Conn., which makes the Pratt & Phoenixes. However, the issue newspaper ad readership. (Continued from page 4) expenses, of course. Include snacks, eating out, pet supplies, The mistake most people make personal and household items you Bonds are for cashing in in beginning a per~onal money buy at the supermarket. management plan is that they • Also: household services and don't start at the beginning. The expenses; furnishings and beginning is to find out how much onan education. equipment; clothes, including money you have coming in from repairs and alterations, laundry all sources to spend for all and dry cleaning ; all purposes during the year. _So: trarisportation expenses, from car On form Number I: Write down repairs to bridge tolls; medical every item of income you expect care expenses not listed under during 1974, including both your fixed expenses; personal care costs earnings if you are a working not paid for by person.al couple, married or single. Convert allowances and not in your each item to a monthly basis. supermarket bills; education and • List only net paychecks, after recreation expenses, such as all deductions. books, musical instruments, • Include all sources of income vacations, gifts, contributions, · - dividends, interest, cash gifts, i>tber items which only you can bonuse,, tax refunds expectd, etc. list. - each converted into 12 equal • To help you fill out form monthly totals. Put down Number 4, keep detailed records minimums only. of your day-to-day expenses for a • If your income is irregular, couple of weeks - but no longer. divide the total you anticipate for After that, records with too ·many the year by I 2. details become self-defeating. With the division into .12 Don't start out by slashing one monthly income totals, you have classification arbitrarily " on moved from a "feast or famine" paper." The category of food may cash basis to a money plan. seem enormous but if you cut it On form Number 2: List all too low, you 'll find you've set an your unavoidable, fixed yearly impossible limit. expenses and what you want to Don't expect to find the save, divided into 12 totals. spending limits for each category ' • Among the less obvious until you've experimented with items: insurance premiums, tuition your budget for a few months. and fees, real estate taxes, income Don't , ever downgrade the taxes that have not been withheld, personal allowances. Even if membership dues, auto and they're small at first, they'll grow com mu ting expenses and medical as your budget succeeds. and dental expenses which you can Don't try to .kid yourself. If accurately estimate. your menu says steak, don't put • Include monthly personal down a figure for stew. allowances for each family Don't fail to leave room for member: be clear about what the unexpected expenses, - and you allowances arc to pay for. never know in advance what • Treat savings as a fixed they'll be. exeens~! The secret to building a Now let's say you come out big nestcgg is to save in small but with a big minus after you've tried • regular amounts. Put down a total to balance your expenses on fonn you can reasonably expect to save Number 4 against your available It takes more than brains to get an each month. . income on fonn Number 3. Tllen, On form Number 3: Put down you clearly must cut some of your education. It takes money, too.And yout total income divided into 12 expenses. equal parts. Put do~ your This is why budgeting in 1974 that's where U.S. Savings Bonds unavoidable expenses and your will be so vital. We are into a year come in handy. For a lot of people, savinaa, divided into 12 equal of soaring living costs. Millions of parts. The difference is what you us will be forced to juggle our Bonds can make the difference have available for your day-to-day apending so that we have enough · between g<_>ing to ~lleg_e or going living expenaea. So far, it's easy. left to finance the expen,es we On form Number 4: Here is consider e11ential or most to ·work. U.S. Savmgs Bonds. whete you juute to make ends desirable. See ... you're learning already. · meet. Don't try to figure ahead But you can't cut i11telligently for I full year. Simply plan your without knowing where your regular day-to-d ■y living apell!CI money is really going and unless for a month or two. you vow to make your cull good. , • Food and related itans This is I lot more tb ■n a pcnc:il­ belong in yo11r day-to-day pushing game. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1974 - II New Dalby Work To.Be Performed Jews In Arab lands Only Remnant Of Past At Lederer By RI Dance Company NEW YORK - The remnant The Rhode Island Dance Re­ through a total interaction of the of Jews residing in Arab lands. es­ pertory Company will perform at two forms. · pecially in Iraq and Syria, find the Lederer Theatre, home of the Norma Dalby has held positions themselves in conditions not much Trinity Square Repertory Com­ in music and dance at Stephens unlike those which existed in Ger­ pany, 201 Washi'ngton Street on College, Cornell University, Per­ many under the Nazis. Sunday, January 27. The 8 p.m. ry-Mansfield School of Theatre This fact was disclosed by the performance will feature the pre­ and Dance, Connecticut College Foreign Affairs Department of the miere of a work created for the American Dance Festiva•. Virginia American Jewish Committee in a company by composer-choreogra­ Tanner Studios, Idyllwild School Background Memorandum under pher Norma Dalby. of Arts, and was music director the heading "Current Situation of Miss Da•by will be remembered for the highly-acclaimed Utah Re­ Jews in Arab Lands." by Rhode Island audiences for her pertory Dance Theatre. She is cur­ The Memorandum noted that work "G•yph," which premiered rent•y Music Director for Dance "the Egyptian-Syrian attack •ast February at the Museum of at Sarah Lawrence College. Fol­ against Israel on October 6 brings Art, Rhode Island School of De­ lowing her work with the company back into the nelvs the tragic con­ sign, by the Rhode Is•and Dance in Providence she will travel to dition of the beleaguered Jewish Repertory Company and the New England to teach · and for two minorities remaining in certain Music Ensemble. months' work with Glen Tetley on Arab countries. The following fig­ The new work, as yet untitled, a full evening piece for the Ballet ures graphically show just what is described by its creator as a Rambert and orchestra. has been happening to the once 'sound-movement ensemble piece' Miss Dalby's work with the flourishing Jewish comr· unities, for seven dancers, flute, cello, per- . Rhode Island Dance Repertory many of them dating back for cen­ cussion, and tenor. The piece con­ Company is being made possible turies: cerns itself with spacial elements, through a grant from the National . .. .. 1946 ... Sept. 1973 the elements of fixed sculpture Endowment for the Arts. The Egypt ... 110,000 . ... 500 and moving bodies, and the effects January 27 performance is partial­ Iraq . . . . 120,000 ... 400 of sounds in the spaces •created. ly sponsored by the Rhode Island Syria . . . . 30,000 . ... 3,500 Significant about Miss Dalby's State Council on the Arts. Re­ Lebanon ... 6,000 .... 1,500 work is the fact that music and served seat tickets are available at The Memorandum also noted HELD OVER: Figures of Hollywood and Broadway glamor erupt into dance are equally dominant ele­ the Trinity Square Repertory that approximately 35,000 Jews Aimee's fantasies in the Trinity Square's world premiere produ'ction of ments; she is concerned with both Company box office, 201 Wash­ now live in the three North Afri­ the new musical .Aimee which has been held over through Saturday, the quality of voice from the danc­ ington Street, Providence, one can lands of Morocoo, Tunisia and January 26 at the Lederer Theatre. · ers and the movement of the musi­ week prior to performance, or Algeria. Largest single Jewish cians. Traditional conceptions of may be ordered by mail from the community in any Moslem coun­ music and dance are broken down company, Box 148, Providence try is that in Iran, about 80,00& in 02901. number; while Turkey has some Chief Rabbis Clash had been fully converted according 20,000 Jews. Estimates of Jews in to Halacha and was indeed a Jew. Yemen vary from 500 to 2,000. On Conversion Ruling Borokovsky, 74 settled in Pales­ Of Israel's Arab neig hbors, Lebanon alone remains the single TEL A VIV - Israel's two chief tipe 40 years ago after undergoing conversion in Poland. He claimed country where the Jewish popu­ rabbis have clashed over the lation feels a sense of freedom. validity of a Petah Tik va religious that he led the life of an observant Jew and raised his children ac­ The Government grants all Jews court ruling I upholding the con­ full political and economic rights. version to Judaism of Avraham cording to Jewish religious tenets. Borokovsky. The ruling upset last year's deci­ sion by Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi BROWN UNIVERSITY Shlomo Goren that Borokovsky was not properly converted when he underwent the rites in Poland EXTENSION DIVISION nearly a half century ago. Rabbi Goren declared that the YIDDISH LANGUAGE Petah Tikva ruling had no prac­ tical or halachic effect. But Seph­ and LITERATURE ardi . Chief Rabbi Ovadia Yosef congratulated the Petah Tikva INSTRUCTOR rabbis. Rabbi Nathan N. Rosen Rabbi Goren's decision that Borokovsky was not legally a Jew Hillel Director Emeritus, Brown University paved the way for the arriage of Hanoch and Miriam Langer to CLASS MEETS IN WHITEHALL BLDG., ROOM 104 their respective fiances. The brother and sister, children EVERY TUESDAY EVENING BEGINNING JAN. 15 of Borokovsky's former wife who had remarried without obtaining a religious divorce (there is no civil For a copy of the Universify Bulletin divorce in Israel) from him, had containing an application form been declared bastards by a Petah Tikva religious court and thus call or write: "NEVER TOO LATE:" Bob Cummings as Harry Lambert Is concerned over were ineligible to marry, according BROWN UNIVERSITY EXTENSION DIVISION his wife's condition. Edith Lambert has become unexpectedly pregnant to religious law. PROVIDENCE, R.I. 02912 863-2367 and Harry wasn't quite prepared. The scene occurs in "Never Too Late" The Langer case simmered for which will open Saturday, January 12 at the Chateau de Ville Dinner Theatre. years and created a groundswell of feeling against the Orthodox reli­ gious authorities until Goren, in INCEIIFUL IINESTINO one. of his first acts after election I as chief rabbi, declared I Borokovsky to be a Gentile, which (Continued from page' 4) Jewish Herald made his marriage to the Langers • specalathe. For the more port/lvport sltaadon and andd­ mother inva•id under religious •aw. co■1enatl•e 1.. es1or, I prefer pated -mpllon. Depelldlng on When the Langer children finally C11ue Ma•ttu Mortpae Rnhy wllldl comvollltles yo■ lla.e se­ wed, it was Rabbi Goren who per­ Advertising (NYSE) or BT Monsqe l ■Yntors lettetl, factors ach as 1ooe-■ I formed the double ceremony. (NYSE). •lllillles, Dept. of Aplallture crop Rabbi Goren said the ruling by re,orts, l ■ter■at!Mal mOMtary ex• the Petah Tikva Bet Din would Brings Results c...o,illty F■ mrn, cfluse rain atl le■s-raase wntfl. not affect the legitimacy of the • • • A Hip 111111 Gaae er repom are lvportut. Markets Langer children or their mar­ Q: I have several friends who have are allo affedetl •Y ce■tll.,_ I ■ riages. Other religious sources done very well in the commodity eNtpetidfe or CGllllilp■t _. claimed that reaffirmation of market. I can afford to speculate votlltles 10 ff tllne exllt yo■ Borokovsky's status as a Jew and would like your opinion on ._1111 f-lUarf'a ya■ rtelf wldl means that the Langer children this form of investment A.L. tlle■I . were born out of wed•ock and they for people who sell cars A: TIie key worlll llere 11 Maril ■ n• ■ lreve ■ ts are and their offspring are mamzerim 1pec ■ lall••• 1l ■ ce tratll ■ 1 1l1 ■ lflca ■ tly •ower tll ■■ o■ (illegitimate). The former Miriam for people who sell groceries --"ty f■t■rel I, p■ tely • -rides. T)'fically, ce■tratll •e Langer has just given birth to a .,_...... , -----. p■ rdluetl for 5% t• IK tlow■ • chi•d . .... Apart lrom the possible effects W1ltle • - ...... , ,..._ Wltll 11111 ..,_ of lemqe, risk 11 for people who sell clothes ...... ,,., ...... •••• ..••1 l ■ cre ■ 1etl 1reat•1• on te the Langer family, the Petah ca,kal - -,, .... ■fflH c_._.. tGIIS n■ to SJO to Tik va ruling reopened a long­ - ...... , lo lie wllel:, $35 - - ■fff■ae - •• Ille standing squabble between Israel's tor people who sell insurance oljecdffareP"-.,..itesfor tNlrKI, wlllkll l ■chMlet ltetll Ashkenazi and Sephardi chief rab­ ___ ...... ,.. ,.,._ ...1e. rr- ■ 1u bis. While Rabbi Goren lashed gut -'et. 1ta ■ tlp•l ■ t tllere •• 1reatef at the Petah Tikva court, charging .,_:,• ,..... ,. fledlillty p■rdtalarly u I• IIINl■& that it has no halachic authority to TAP THE BUYINO POWER ...... - - --.-..:,1..■ 1 I■ ,_.. ,..... Priort■ ...... ,tlecWe reopen the case, Rabbi Y osef con­ !aria , .... wldt ...... ~ .... -■my•arealllettllMICI■ tended that the ru•ing was profltr OF JEWISH HERALD READERS ...... ,...,,.,....nee. u••••des .PIii tile■ allllne ,_ and legal. He recalled that in _,_.,_...,1■ afew~ Tmlt. SpreM ,_ ..... - •970, the Supreme Rabbinical CPR Sd1, ...... -lllmarlebutlplllCle-, Court, of which he had '1een a 724-0200 - -.,IJ/...... la:e.-lN, ft• llllat■ mt._._ member, ruled that Borokovslty ,. II

12 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 181 1974 Orthodox Jews Hit Hard By British Energy Crisis LONDON - Orthodox Jews by Orthodox Jews will' not be able are harder hit than most other to survive. Jews here by the economic crisis As for the majority of Britain's that has gripped the British Isles 450,000 Jews, they are affected no as a result of the fuel shortage. less than the general population. This is because the three-day The government has made it clear working week introduced by the that the unprecedented fuel-saving government, beginning January I, measures were adopted because of in order to save energy, in some labor disputes in the coal and zones falls on Thursday, Friday power industries and not because and Saturday. of the reduction of Middle East oil This means that observant Jews, production. who normally close their shops ------and business establishments at NO PLAYBOYS noon Friday during the winter JERUSALEM - Mrs. Ephram months will ,have only a day-and­ Datz'ir, wife of the Israeli a-half work week . President, has backed down on MAN Of THE YEAR: Golda Meir has been named to receive the 1973 "Man of the Year Award" of the Ju­ Jhe Board of Deputies of Brit­ plans to distribute 3,000 copies of daic Heritage Society. The 18 karat gold award has been sculptured by Gilroy Roberts, dean of American ish Jews and the Chief Rabbinate Playboy magazine to frontline sculptors, and co-founder of The franklin Mint, where the medal is being struck. Gold on silver and solid sil­ have been in consultation with troops after a protest by rabbis ver editions of the "Tribute to Golda"Medal are available to the public from the Judaic Heritage Society, government officials but there is that the publication "cheapens 866 United Nations Plaza, New York, 10017. little the government can do. women's dignity. " Her office RABBI GOREN SPEAKS South Africa )Vith his keynote BLAMES TECHNOLOGY The system of zoning - stag­ announced that "the shipment o[ JOHANNESBURG - Israel's address to delegates to the MT. · FREEDOMM, N.J. gering the work week so that the the magazine has not arrived in Chief Rabbi Shlo.mo Goren stirred Federation of Synagogue's The oil shortage .is not a result or working days are different in dif­ the country and will not be a record audience fr-om all over Conference. the Mideast war but is due lO ferent parts of the UK - was de­ distributed to the soldiers." The changes in technology and science, signed to prevent a breakdown in National Religious party and the ROBERT ST ARR BRIDGE CLUB Dr. Judah J . Sha11iro. president of the electricity supply. It is there­ Union of Immigrant Rabbis of the Labor Zionist Alliance told fore technically impossible to Western Countries assailed the 1060 HOPE ST., PROVIDENCE more than 150 delegates to the make exemptions. plans after a United States. • LZA 's American Habonim While it is possible for obser­ Embassy spokesman said ·that Associat\on Convention here. He vant Jews to work Sundays, wages Ambassador Kenneth B. Keating BRIDGE CLASS·ES / said American Jews will have to are double for Sunday work. It is had agteed to assist Mrs. Katzir in tell this to the American people [eared that ·many enterprises run obtaining the magazines. NOW FORMING over and over. Dr . Shapiro said --ALL LEVELS-­ the short~ges have been exploited League For Rights Says Syria Fostered Hatred MORNINGS• AFTERNOONS• EVENINGS by the Arabs but it is due to the SIGN UP NOW--CLASSES LIMITED fact that the U.S. no longer has an NEW YORK - The Inter­ "In short," Shestack said, "your government's position is to treat FOR INFORMATION CALL abundance o[ minerals and there national League for the Rights of Man, a 32-year-old inaepenent Syrian and Israeli human beiugs ,. 831-4669 has been no planning for .. shortages. human rights organization, has as political pawns, whose human charged that Syria's refusal to re­ rights will· be respected only when turn Israeli prisoners of war is not certain political goals are met." only a violation of the Geneva The league [urther charged that WARWICK Convention, but will "foster ha­ "this inhumane cruelty which your PAWTUCKET 1619 Warwtclc Avenue government. is exhibiting to ·i ts S42 ,Owtucltet Avenue Gateway Shop Center tred" in the Middle East and de­ Ned to Korb'• lahry HouM Four Comers lay peace in that area. own and Israeli citizens in dis­ IOOAM tolOPM I A M-7 l'M-M-T-W I AM -9 PM -Th -F-5 regard of a most elementary law IAM-1,M-SUN In a letter by its chairman, Je­ of civilized nations and inter­ MILLER'S rome J. Shes tack, of Philadelphia national opinion can only foster to the Syrian arnbassador to the hatred in the region and prolong United Nations, Haissam Kelani, .the day when peace and justice for INTERNATIONAL DELICATESSEN the _league pointed out that the all q rn be established in the PROVIDENCE GARDEN CITY Egyptians and Israelis already had Middle East." 776 Hopes,,.., (Koffler Only) Cnlnston, I.I exchanged prisoners of war. How­ The league pointed out that UNCOMPROMISED QUALITY 7AM-630PM MTWF 9AM to700PM-M-T-W ever, Shestack wrote Syria· has re­ 7AM-700PM Th &Sun 9AM-9PM-Th &f Syria was a signatory to the Gen­ FOR TWO GENERATIONS 7AM-IOOPM Sat IA, M-7PM-SAT &SUN fused to release IQ the Red Cross va Convention relative to the 1 SINCE 1931 1 the names of Israeli POW's it treatment .of prisoners of war. The holds, has declined to report on convention provides for repatria­ their condition, and will not allow tion of prisoners withput delay af­ All STORES PRICES GOOD JAN. 18 THRU JAN. 24 All STORES the Red Cross to visit those cap­ ter the cessation o[ hostilities, the tured. league said. HEBREW NATIONAL KOSHER 7 to PKG. HARRY GOLDEN (Continued from page 7) upstairs to a bigger titfe then see FRANKFURTERS PKG. already elected representative. to it he has nothing to do. The Offhand, I can probably name Army and the Navy do the same 1.29 at least 30 members of various with generals and admirals. They boards of education through the pass them over for promotion. MILLER'S HOPE ST. ONLY South I would like impeached. Why should dumping a man be ALL SINGLE LEAN While I am at it, I can thr·ow in a the privilege of only the rich and least a dozen federal circuit court powerful? The English forced the justices. And there's a mayor here abdication of Edward VIII and a and there and a couple of royal wedding still commands 10 COOKED CORNED BEEF governo, s of whom I am not fond. hours of time. There may well be The major corporations who do good reasons for not proceeding to AVAILABLE AT ALL TIMES not want to embarrass executive impeach Richard Nixon. But those vice-presidents by firing them have reasons are not that he will dislike their · own methods of impeachment and that we will HEINZ KOSHER VEGETARIAN ·1N TOMATO SAUCE impeachment. They kick the man come to dislike it even more. 1 POUND CAN BEANS CAN CLASSIFIED HOPE STREET ONLY HOPE STREET ONLY HOPE STREET ONLY CALL 724-0200 KOSHE R FRE SH MEATS UNDER SUPERVISION Of VA AD HAKASHRUTH OF R.I. MILIOSI STIHT, off Elmwood. 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