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..J < 0 .c, 0 c,: O 0 N No Agreement Reached 1- 0 UI... :i: . . In Austria-Israel Talks VIENNA - Premier Golda immedia tely, carrying with them ::: ...C/J - about' 90 Soviet Jews who had C/J • Meir of Israel a nd C ha ncellor _..,~ Bruno Kreisk y of Austria· arrived at Schonau Castle during ;: _, I.Ji,.! • conferred for nearly two hours but the last 24 hours. ltzhak Patish. --, C ,D THE ONLY ENGLISH -JEW/SH WEEKLY IN R. /. AND SOUTHEAST MASS z were unable t o reach a ny the Israeli Ambassador to Austria • < • ------agreement on facilities for the who accompanied Mrs. Meir in E LVII NUMBER 32 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1973 20¢ PER COPY 16 PAGES continued transit of Soviet Jews the meeting and to the airport, through Austria. said that she was "very tired but Dr. Kreisky said at a news not morose. l Kippur, Succos Services Jewish Communities conference that the a tm osphere in Earlier Mrs. Meir had made it Dwindling From Emigration the meeting had been "very clear that the issue of continued serious ... and that both sides had immigration of Soviet J ews PARIS - The once-flourishing ;,cneduled At All Congregations "outlined their differences ... through Austria was vital to Jewish communities in several " I m ade it clear to her tha t the Israel. If the Arab guerri ll as CONGREGATION CONGREGATION countries of the Arab Middle East special facilities we have been succeeded in forcing Austria to AGUDAS ACHIM SHAARE ZEDEK are dwindling steadily, according g ra nting for the transiting Soviet close her transit faci lities at the Attleboro, Mass. SONS OF ABRAHAM to a report released by the Jews in the past will no longer be point of a gun, she said, "they'll Yorn Kippur services at Congre Proridence American Jewish Commillee in available in the future," he said try the same thing in other gation Agudas Achim will be led Yorn Kippur services at Congre Paris. by Rabbi Philip Ka plan and Can ga"\ion Shaare Zedek-Sons of brusquely. countries In Iraq, which in 1946 had a Center Will Be Oosed tor Irving Miller. Abraham will be led by Rabbi community of 120,000 Jews. the Kreisky Is Blunt Services will begin on Friday, Leon M. Mozeson and will be Dr. Kreisky added tha t Schonau As Mrs. Meir was on the way la rgest in the area, the community Castle, the Jewish Agency's transit October 5, at 5:55 p.m. Kol Nidre chanted by Cantor M ordecai Leib shra nk to fewer tha n through to the airport, Dr. Kreisky called 400, facility, would have to be closed, _. will be a t 6 p.m. and the sermon, ler of Brooklyn, New York. intermittently authorized a news conference . Ht wa s blunt. but that individua l Soviet Jews "You Are Responsible" will be Services on Friday, October 5, emigration, according to reports uncompromising and at times could still pass through Austria delivered a t 6:30 p.m . will begin at 6 p.m. foll owed by reaching the committee. sarcastic as he answered questions Services on Saturday, October Kol Nidre at p.m. The rabbi's "by the shortest route a nd with in English and German from more 6: 10 Only about 6,000 Jews remain 6, will sta rt at 9 a.m. and the ser sermon will be on "Cain and the shortest possible stop ... than JOO Austrian a nd foreign in the Moslem lands most closely mon, "Beloved Memories" will Abel." The meeting was obviously a newsmen. involved with the Arab-Israeli follow at noon. Yizkor services Services on Saturday, October major disappointment to Mrs. " I cannot speak for Mrs. Meir, conflict - Syria, Ir aq, Egypt, will begin at 12:30 p.m. 6, will start at 8 a.m. a nd the ser Meir, who had said on the way who is not here to express her Libya and Lebanon - an area Children's services will be held mon on "An Optimistic Faith" here from Strasbourg, France, point of view," he said in a flat where there were 308.000 fewer at noon. Afternoon services will will be delivered al 10:30 a.m. that she hoped to reach a voice. " I can only tell you what Jews than 30 years ago. compromise under which Schonau start a t 4:35 o'clock with the bl ow Yizkor memorial services will be our disagreements arc.'· The commiuecs charged that in Castle would remain open a nd the ing of the Sholar at 6:50 p.m. a t 11 a.m. Dr . Kreisky said he had I large-scale trans it of Soviet Succos services will -sta rt on Afternoon services will start at Iraq, at least 23 Jews were proposed that Schonau Castle be emigrants would continue. Wednesday, October 10, a t 6 p.m. 3:30 p.m. murdered in the last year, the placed under the protection of the Dr. Kreisk y announced recently I with services on Thursday, Octo Succos services on Wednesday, highest such total. United Nation s Hi g h II that the tra nsiting through Austria ber 11 , at 7:30 a .m . and 6 p.m. October I 0, will be at 6 p.m . Ser Fifteen Jewish men and three Commi ss ioner fo r Refugees, 'I vices on Thursday, October 11 , women arrested over a period of of groups of Soviet Jews would rather than the Jewish Agency. CONGREGATION will begin at 9 a. m . The sermon eight m onths have not been heard cease and that Schona u Castle which is run by Israeli and B'NAI ISRAEL will be on "On the First Day Take from s ince and "mus t be would be closed. interna ti onal Zionists. Mrs. Meir. Woonsocket for Yourselves the Fruit of a presumed dead,'' the report said . He acceded 10 the demands of he sai d dryly. was not Yorn Kippur services a t Congre two Palestinia n terro ri sts who Beautiful Tree." Evening services Five members of a family were impressed ." gation B'nai Israel will start on on Thursday. October 11 , will be reported to ha ve been shot as boarded a train carrying Jewish Friday, October 5, with Kol Nidre Under lJ.N. Auspices at 6 p.m. "vengeance" following a n Israeli emigrants from Moscow to at 6: 15 p.m. Rabbi William Kauf Nonetheless. he said. command raid in Beirut in April. Vienna. took four hostages man will .lead the ser vices and the CONGREGATION three Jews and an Au stri an the proposal would be subm111c-d guest cantor will be Morton Kula. SONS OF JACOB & NEW SETTLEME TS C_J!$ toms guard threatened to to Prince Sadruddin Kh a n. the Services on Saturday, October SONS OF ZION JERUSALEM A plan for kill them unless Vienna made High Commissioner. 6, will begin at 8:45 a.m. with Yiz Providence the establishment of 20 new concessions on the transi t issue. ' If ii was accepted. he said. ii kor ser vices following the sermon Congregation Sons of Jacob and settlements and two new regiona l Cancels Press Conference was conceivable 1h a1 Schonau which will be delivered at 11 :30 Sons of Zion will hold Yorn Kip centers in the Arava di strict of the Mrs. Meir canceled a scheduled Castle would be reopened under a.m. pur ser vices on Friday. October 5, Negev during the next seven years appearance before the press United Na tions au spices. " I would Succos services will be held on with Kol Nidre at 6 p.m . Services was disclosed in Jerusalem by gathered outside the Chancellor's be happy to see ii happen:· he Wednesday, October 10, at 8 p.m will be conducted by Rabbi Morris Raanan Weitz. head of the Jewish ornate, chandeliered office in the said. "because the risk under the Services on Thursday, October 11 . Drazin. Agency's settlement department. Ballha us. a Baroque palace that United Nations would be less.·· will be at 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Services on Saturday, October Weitz said the pla n call ed for housed the Congress of Vie nna in Dr. Kreisky declined under 6, will begin a t 8 a.m. with the intensive agricultura l projects in I ~ 15 . persistent questioning to say when CONGREGATION sermon at 10:30 a.m. a nd Yizkor the region. He said a population Without a word to a nyo ne, the the Jewish Agency would be OHAWE SHOLAM a l 11 :30 a.m. Mincha services a t of close to 10,000 was expected in Premier 's party headed in required to close the facility. Pawtucket 4:30 p.m. will be followed by Nei the sparsely inhabited Arava lim ousi nes for Vienna's Schwechat "That's a technical question:· he j Mincha services a t Congrega la h a t 5:30 p.m. a nd Maariv at region once the plan materialized. Airport a nd took off for Israel sa id , "but it will· be closed." ;1 tion Ohawe Sholam will be held a t 6:15. p.m. on Friday, October 3:45 5. Succos servic~s will be held on l The Seudah Maf'sekes will be ea Wednesday, October 10, a t 5:50 Guerrillas Warn· Austria Not To Back Out ten before sunset erev Yorn Kip p.m . Services on Thursday, ·octo l pur. Yahrzeit lamps will be lighted BEIR UT, Leban o n would not serve the interests and the Eagles group sa id that Au stria 11 ber 11 , will be held at 8:30 a.m. after this meal and be burned for Palestinian guerrillas warned stability of Austria, or the safety had violated her traditional and 5:50 p.m . 24 hours a fter. Austria against going back on a of its citizens.·· neutrality by allowing the Jewish Kol Nidre services will be held TEMPLE BETH AM commitment to discontinue transit Neither the Pa lestine Liberation Agency to set up transit facilities on Friday, October 5, a t 6 p.m. Warwick facilities for Jews emigrating from Organization, the umbrella group th a t enabled thousands ol Maariv services will be after Kol Kol Nidre services will start a t the Soviet Union to Israel. for the guerrillas headed by Yasir emigrants to move from the Soviet Nidre. Temple Beth Am at 6 p.m. on Fri The warning came in a Arafat, nor any of the armed Union to Israel. The Jewish Services on Saturday, October day, October 5. Services will be staiement published here by the groups that make up the Agency is made up of Israeli a nd 6, will begin at 8 a.m. with the conducted by Rabbi Bernard Rot "Eagles of the Palestinian Palestinian resistance, have made international Zionist groups and ;s Torah reading at 10:15 a.m. Rabbi man and Cantor Natan Subar. Revolution,'' the group tha t any comment on the Austrian charged with the affairs of Yaakov Uvsitsky will deliver the Services on Saturday, October claimed responsibility for the operation. But the publication of migrants to Israel. sermon following the reading of 6, will begin at 9 a.m. The Junior kidnapping of three hostages from the statement in Al Moharrer The Palestinians continued: the Torah at 10:45 a.m. Congregation and the pre-Hebrew a train carrying Jewish emigrants indicated that the previously "The Jewish emigrant, once he Yizkor, the services for the group will meet at 10:30 a.m. Yiz from the Soviet Union - into unknown "Eagles" group is leaves t]le Soviet Union, becomes dead, will take place at 11: 15 a.m. kor services will be held during Austria last week. officially a pproved. a Zionist under Israel's control followed by Musa! at 12 noon. the morning services. The hostages and an Austrian The Arab press has been and a potential recruit in Israel's During the recess which will Succos services will be held on customs guard ·were released exultant over the success of the Army. This gives us the right to start at 3 p.m ., the rabbi will lead Wednesday, October 10, at 5:45 unharmed by the two guerrillas operation by the . two guerrillas. confront him before he reaches a discussion on " Links to Etern p.m. a nd on Thursday, October after Bruno Kreisky, the Austrian who gave a news conference iri our occupied country. ,. ity. " 11 , at 9:30 a.m. and 5:45 p.m. Chancellor, agreed to their Libya. They were given the right The Austrian operation was Mincha se.vices will be held al demands that Austria halt the to land there in a small private TEMPLE BETH DAVID hailed by Al Hayal. a cons\: rva tive p.m . with Neilah services fol transit . of groups of Jewish plane on which they were allowed 3:45 newspaper here backed by Saudi ANSHEI KOVNO emigrants and close a receiving to leave Austria after surrendering lowing a t 5: 15 p.m . The blowing Providence Arabia. as "the most effective of the Sholar will follow Maariv center for them near Vienna. the hostages of Vienna airport. Kol Nidre services at Temple commando action si nce Munich.'' services which will take place at In a statement published in Al The two unidentified guerrillas Beth David-Anshei Kovno will 6:55 p.m . Moharrer, a newspaper with close said that an assertion by Defense And An Nahar. Lebanon's start at. 6 p.m. on Friday, October Following the services, the con ties to the Palestinia ns, the Minister Moshe Dayan of Israel major independent daily, said tha t 5. Services on Saturday, October gregation will be invited to break guerrilla group said: that Israel would fight the the guerrillas had been m ore 6, will begin al 8 a.m. with a To their fast in the vestry. Refresh "We warn tha_t any backing commandos whereever they may successful than anyone before in rah reading at 10:30 a.m. followed ments will be served by the down of any kind on the moral be "gives us the right to fight the seeking to influence the Soviet by the sermon at 11:30 a.m. Yiz- Ladies· Aid and Sisterhood commitment expressed in the Zionists everywhere." Union against allowing the Society. (Continued on page 14) decision to stop the emigration In the statement published here, emigration of Jews to l~rael. 2 - THE RHODE iSLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5·, 1973 September 28 from the . Sugarman UNOFFICIAL PROMISE promise" that 30-40,000 Jews will Memorial Chapel. Buria l was in WASHINGTON Israeli arrive in Israel from the Soviet Lincol n Park Cemetery. Finance Minister Pinhas Sapir Union in a year and that he Mr. Si lverman. a used car deal told some 700 American and expects 18,000 families "from er for three decades. who operated Canadian Jewish community everywhere" to immigrate in 1974. John's Used Cars on Allens Ave leaders that he has "an unofficial - OTTO SEIDNER MOWRY LOWE nue until hi s retirement 11 yea rs HAVE YOUR CARPET ~=::JFuneral services· for Ouo Seid- Funeral services for Mowry MURRAY ROSENBAUM ago, was married to the late Jean l'IOFESSIONALLY STEAMED (ZEKE ROSSI ner, 79, a Westerly mayonnaise Lowe, 63 of 121 Hazar.d Avenue; nette Silverman. who died on Sep CLEANED IY A PIIOfESSIONAL manufacturer who turned his small a prominent local radio person- tern ber 9 of this year. CARPET MAN Antique Jewelry business into a national corpo- ality, who died Monday, were held FOi ESTIMATE CALL Born in Austria. a son of the NOW LOCATED AT ration, were held Tuesday at the Wednesday from Temple Beth El. leli lerlluky's NHse ef ~r,•h late Samuel and Rachael Silver Antill"• Harvey W. Buckler Funeral Home Buria l was in Sons of Israel and 551 ...... ,, last,_, U4-1717 Villa■ • man. he had been a resident of Rte. «, Relielieth, Mess .. in Westerly. Mr. Seidner died on David Cemetery. . . Providence for 35 years. September 29. Burial was in the Mr. Lowe was promotional di - He was a member of the Touro Sons of Israel and David Ceme- rector for the Warwick Mall. He Fraternal Ass ociation and an tery. • begao hi s long career in radio in Army ve teran of World War I. THURLO A. RUSSELL Mr. Seidner was the hu sband of 1931 when he joined the staff of He is survi ved by a son. Eugene Counseling Psychologist Gertrude Seidner. He was born in WEAN, one of the Journal-Bulle- Silverm an of Cranston: a daugh wishes to announce the Stonington, Connecticut, a son of tin stations. His "Man on the ter. Dr. Mary Ravin of Southfie ld . opening of his office for the practice of the late Jacob and Emma Seidner. Street" broadcasts were among Michi ga n: six grandchildren and A major innovator in the pro· the most popular programs in the two great- grand children. INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP THERAPY cessed food industry. he developed 1930s. . .. 295 Angell Street and directed the family delicates- In • 1948 he was appoi nted MRS. MURRAY TRINKLE Providence, Rhode lslond 02906 se n and mayo nn aise bu siness and WEAN sa les manager and in 1950 Funeral services for Helen bouled potato salad company until he became statio n general man- licensed Psychologist 401 -831 -1-489 Trinkle, 61. of 7 Doane Ave nu e. 1970. ager. who died September 29 after an Testing Consultont Hours by oppointment He expanded the Stonington In 1955 he became stati on man- 18 month illness. were held Sep delicatessen of the newly arr ived ager of WTR Y in Troy. New tember 30 fr om the Sugarman immigrant Jacob Seidner to Mys- York . and president of Tri-C it y Memorial Chapel. Burial was in ti c, Connecticut. in 1919, when he Ra d'i o. Whe n radio sta ti on Lincoln Park Cemetery. began to prod uce mayonnaise on a WLK W went on the ai r here in S he was born in Newark . New commercial sca le. Movi ng the I 96 1. Mr. Lowe returned to Pr ovi- Jersey. a daughter of the late Ja. v1t4LLCO\JERINGS pla nt to Friendship Drive in West• dence and served as th at station's cob and Le na Jacobson. She had erly in 192 1. Mr. Seidner ex - ge neral manager. been a resident of Providence for panded the busi ness by manu[ac- Besides bei ng a member o[ Gov- WHEN YOU WANT th e last 31 years. turing the fir st hermetica ll y sealed ernor Chafecs Commissio n on She was a mem ber of Temple THE UNU SUAL bottled potato sa lad. Touri sm. Mr. Lowe was director a Beth El and it s Sisterhood. the In 1933. Admiral Ric hard Byrd o[ the Rh od e Island Tour ist-Trav - B'nai B'rith. The Mir iam Hospit al br ought Seidner·s mayonn aise on el A ssociation. He was also chai r- Women's Association, the Hadas his South Pole expedition. claim- man of the communications com- sah. and was active in the Hope I. BERREN ing it was one of the best in nutri- mittee of the Rh od e Isla nd Heart Hig h Schoo l Parents Coun cil As ti ona l va lue. Association. He was associa ted sociati on. His son Arnold . who managed with Ya nkee Communica ti ons w~. the bu siness until 1t was so ld to a Inc .. an applican t [or a cable 1elc - Besides her hu sband. she is sur 92 NARRAGANSETT A VE. Providcnce firm in Ju ly. credited vision franchi se. vived by a so n. Bernard L. Trinkle of Providence: two dautght crs, ~r~;:::~•:r~sri!1v9 TUES DA y 781-7070 his father with. "maintai ning by He was a past president of the sheer force of per onality and Ledgcm ont Countr y Clu b. a Roberta Andrcoui of Barrington character. a small bu siness despite founder and past preS1dent of th e and Lind a Woolf of Scarsdale. New Yo rk : two bro th ers. Larry difficulties in tod ay's economic cli- Rh ode Island Broadcasters Associ- Jacobso n or Chi cago and Rohcrt ma te a tion a nd a past director of the An avi d yachtsman and sports Rh ode Island Heritage Hall of Jacobson of Rochester. New fisherm an. Mr. Seidner was a Fame. York : a sister, Judith ' Miller of founding member of the Wes terly Mr. Lowe was born in Paw- New York City and four grand children. Yacht Cl ub whi ch named him tu ck et in 19 10. a son of the late MAX <.;REENSTEIN honorary commodore in 197 1. He Sam uel and Fanny (Udler) Per- often shared th e magnifi cent low. Gravesid e services for Mi.JX Greenstein. 68 , of 93 Ca pora l yachts. a ll named .,iuriel, with His fir st wife. the former Sa ll y Street, Cranston. who died Sep community groups like the Boy Deluty. died in 1947. In 1956 he tember 25. were held the follo win g Scouts and the YM CA . married Ed na M. Giblin. day at the Swan Poi nt Ccmeter_y. Acti ve in the war effort during Besides his wife. he is sur vived The hu sba nd o[ Elea nor (Spitz) World War 11. he gave hi s 46-foot by a daughter. Roberta All en of Greenstein, he was born in Pr ov i cruiser. the Mur ie l 111 . to the U.S. Providence: three brothers. Peter dence, a so n of the late Frank and Coast Gua rd as part or th e aux- Perlow and Joseph Perl ow. bo th Jenni e (Gernick) Greenstein. He iliary fl eet. Refitted in Boston. the or Pr ovidence and Fred Perl ow of was a tire salesman. yacht patrolled coastal shores. Mr. Cranston. and th ree grand child ren. Besi des hi s wife, he is sur vived Seidner was na med comma nder or • • • the Rhode Island Area Coast DR. MAN UE L HORWITZ by three sons, Howard . Greenstein Guard Auxiliary and held the rank Funeral services for Dr. Manuel of Californi a. and David and Neil of lieutenant durinR the war. Horwitz, 63. of 25 Bedford Road, Greenstein of Coventry: a sister. Mr. Seid ner was one or We st- Paw tucket. who died September Bessie Harri s or Paw tu cket, and erly's outstanding ci ti ze ns and was 30 were held fr om Temple Beth El four grand children. deeply in vo lved in community a[- on Tuesd ay. Buri al was in Sons o[ ... fairs as a founding member of the Israel and David Cemetery. ABRAHAM J. LECHTMAN Westerly YM CA and as a tru stee Dr. Horwi tz. a radi ologist in Funeral services for Abraham Call521-1400 of the Westerly Hospital. He was Rhode Island for more than 30 Jacob Lechtman. 77. of 900 Pos t an original officer of the Rhode years. was the hu sband of Minette Road, Warwi ck, who di ed Sep Island Cancer Association and do- (Adler) Horwitz. He was born in tember 26. we re held at the grave nated land for a scout camp in Brookl yn in 19 10. In 1932 he was sid e in Lincoln Park Cemetery on nearby Queguataug. graduated fr om Ci ty College of the same day. CAPE KOSHER FOODS During the 1950s Mr. Seidner New York and in 1936 from Long (Continued on page 12) 58 WASHINGTON ST. was director of the New Engl and Island College of Medi ci ne. Cards of Thanks PAWTUCKET, R.I. Council, president or the May- He came to Rhode Island in The family of the late ~:7~ 1t:, on naise a nd Salad Manufacturers 1941 to be an associate of the late VINCENZO J. PANNOZZO wish to 726-9393 ~ thank all their friends for the sym• Association and chairman of the Dr. Isaac Gerber. During World pathy cards, memorials and contr!• committee which planned the War II he served in the Army as a butions received in memory of their "MEAT OF THE WEEK" Westerly police station. lieutenant colonel and was chief father, may he rest in peace. WEEK OF SUNDAY THRU WEDNESDAY He was a 32nd degree Mason radiologist al the 165th General RACHAEL PANNazza UNTIL 2 P.M. ONLY and a member of the Masonic Of- Hospital in France. · The family of the late WILLIAM OCTOBER 7, 8, 9, 10 ficers Club, the Sojourners. Dr. Horwitz maintained an of- M. LIPSEY wish to thnak their rela• OPEN MONDAY, OCT. 8 UNTIL4 P.M. Survivors. in addition to his (ice at 407 Brook Street and was lives and friends for their kind wife are a daughter, Muriel Dove on the staff of Chapin Hospital, cords and donations during their of Mailbu, California, and a son·, Buller Health Center and the U.S. recent bereavement. BONELESS-SLICED-FILET-TENDER-MANY USES MRS. WILLIAM M . LIPSEY I Arnold Seidner of Denver, Colora- Veterans' Service and was a con- MRS . JOSEPH CHAFETZ do, and a sister, Olga Friedman of sultant at The Miriam Hospital. 23 The Family of the late JOHN and California. A member of Temple Beth El. VEALSTEAKS :: • ~ JEANNETTE SILVERMAN wish to • • • he was a past vice president of thank their relatives and friends for MRS. JACOB WOLF that temple and was a member of the kind gifts, contribtions and ex• YOUNG-DELICIOUS (U)-DARK MEAT Funeral services for Rose Wolf, the Rhode Island Medical Society, pressions of sympathy they re• 77, fo rmerly of 344 O'Connor the American Board of Radiology ceived during their recent be,,,. eavement. · SAVE Street who died September 30 af- and the New England Roentgen 20• LB. 79t LB. . EUGENE SILVERMAN and family CHICKEN THIGHS ter a four week illness.were held Ray Society. He was also active in DR . MARY RAVIN and famill' Wednesday from the Sugarman the Boy Scouts in Providence for MRS . MAX BROOMF.IELD QUANTITY LIMITS RESERVED Memorial Chapel. Burial was in many years. ••• and family Lincoln Park Cemetery. Besides hi s wife, he is survived We sincerely wish to thank our CLOSED Mr s. Wolf changed the spelling by two sons, Dr. Harold Horwitz relatives and Friends and neighbors of her name after the death of her of Lafayetteville, North Carolina, for their kind expressions of sympa• THURSDAY AND FRIDAY husband, Jacob Woolfe. and Bruce Horwitz of Rochester. thy and memorial gifts during our recent bereavement. IN CELEBR_ATION OF SUCCOTH She was born in Russia, a New York: a sister, Sadie Schach- FAMILY OF THE HOLIDAY. GOOD YOM TOV. daughter of the late Simon and ter of Brookl yn and two grand- LA TE LOUIS GORDON Etta Chorney, and had lived in children. Providence for more than 60 Unveiling Notice years. JOHN SILVERMAN The unveiling of a monument in She is su rvi ved by a son, Sidney Funeral services for John Sil memory of the late HARRY J . LICHT will take place on Sunday, Woolfe or Las Vegas, Nevada; a verman, 81 , formerly of 94 Carr October 7, at 1 p.m. at the Lincoln '"KEEP KOSHER WITH CAPE KOSHER" step-brother, Daniel Chorney of Street. who died on September 26 Park Cemetery. Relatives and Providence and two grandchildren. after a nine year illness, were held friends are invited to attend. Prospects who buy often are much more likely to see your newspaper ad than occasional buyers.
FIRST CHILD Hudson Furs has been re Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shore of pairing and restyling furs . Oakland, New Jersey announce the birth of their first child and for SHEPARDS and many daughter, Melissa Michelle on Au other leading stores in this gust 31. state and surrounding Mrs. Shore is the former Bella states for the past 26 "you can't refuse!" · Warshawski of Fairlawn, Ne;.. Jer 1. ■ ID-Will STAYS of 2-3 11< 4 Days -JI% sey years. Off WHkffl ~oily 10111 (H THE ONLY ENGLJ;,H JEWISH WffKL Y IN R I t.ND SOUTHEAST MASS Orinin My Shtetl J.:,=~~= c'!..';ny MAtUNO ADDIIISS: ·• 6063, ~.I.I . 02904 T.&.plw,ne 724~00 By BERYL SEGAL KA.NT: ~Way, tMWelNt•,SI., ,._,., I.I. 01161 OfftCI: 141 '•""* Awe., Int "-Wence, I.I. CIUA lUCKIHIIG...... ___..Wit..- My generation was perhaps the the tongue· of the Shtetl, Yiddish, dren were married an addition was last one to be born, raised and were examined at length. The made to the house, a room built educated in the Shtotl. We were Shtetl is an absorbing object of on, or a spare room enlarged to fortunate enough to escape annihi study. accommodate the newl y-married lation by the hands of the Nazis Yct the appetite grows with the couple. Within our memory only and their collaborators on the Uk eating. The more the Shtctl is two new houses were · allowed to raine, in Poland, Lithuania and studied the greater .the dcm'and for be built on two vacant lots. elsewhere in Eastern Europe. additional understanding .of this Fortunately, many of the young We arc the remnant of those unique phenomenon in Jewish life. people either went to live in the FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1973 who still remember the Shtctl with Let us contribute to this vast big city, Kamcnctz-Podolsk, and all its spiritual riches and depress amount of knowledge, out of our elsewhere. Many found their way = ing poverty, its inner beauty and own experience, and describe the to America. A very few were lost repulsive ugliness. We also re little town of our birth and youth in Moscow, Petrograd (now Lenin 1\\ rrrlaill,ox member - it is engraved in our on the Ukraine. Orinin in Podolia, grad) and other cities in Great hearts and minds - the tragic end hard by the Austrian border. Russia. It was rumored that they of the Shtctl and all who lived in You arc a traveler visiting the must have "exchanged their coin," Home Is Still In Need it at the unclean hands of the ene town of Orinin for the first time. which was another way of saying my. Coming down the hill from the that they had left the faith of their Yet the Shtetl lives in hundreds East side, or approaching Orinin fathers, and their names were ne v Of Financial Support of volumes written by survivors from the West side down a rocky er mentioned in Orinin. Dear Mr. Segal, people in the Home and for this who, though they live in comfort prominence, the town reveals itself The streets of Orinin had dis I appreciate very much the kind reason the Ladies Association is now, cannot forget their roots. It suddenly as lying in a pleasant tinct names. Some of them made praise you have given to the the "lively" group that you men also lives in the imagination of valley, surrounded on three sides sense, others were derogatory. The Ladies Association of the Jewish tion. Perhaps the Federation has poets and novelists who once by a ri ver. The river marks the street in which a man li ved desig Home for the Aged. However, I lightened the financial cloud but I touched by the afterglow of the limits of Orinin and its Jewish nated his profession and also hi s do feel that perhaps your informa assure you that it has far from Shtctl stand in awe of its inspiring population. On the other side of rank in the Shtctl. In general, tion is not quite correct when you eliminated it. heights. the rive r arc the villages and people of the Post Road were say that the Home is in good con And the reader is never tired of farms and these are off limits to merchants and men of standing in We do hope that people will Shtctl stories, Shtctl reminis the Jews of Orinin. So arc the dition financially. continue to support us in the fu the Shtetl. People living in Yatke Because of our difficulty in cences. nor do we ever exhaust lands above the Eastern hill. They, Gass, the Butchers' Alley, were ture as they have in the past. We meeting our commitments we our stores of tales, probably em too. arc for Chri stians only. are very proud of the superior simple folk who smelled of blood were forced to turn to the Jewish bellished, now that it is gone. There arc two landmarks of the care that our residents receive in and of the dung of cattle. And Federation of Rhode Island. very The reasons for this arc many. town. On the Eastern entrance those living in the vici nity and our Home and only by the aid of To the immigrant, like myself stands the Kloister. the Greek-Or much against our will. A great concerned people can we continue arou nd the Big Shu! and the the Shtetl brings back memories thodox church, which is also many of our residents are on old to maintai'n its standards. Houses of Worship near it, were age assistance and this aid is in no of the days when we were young known as the Russia n church or tailors, shoemakers. water car way enough to pay for the daily BLANCHE REVKIN and we were dreaming dreams. It the Pravoslavny house of wo rship. riers. carpenters. furriers and also care that they receive. We must President is also a reminder of helplessness It dominates the town and its sur the poor. never lose sight of the need of the (Mrs. Elliot Rcvki n) and hopelessness. roundings with its green cupolas The Ober Gass, the upper dis To the sons and daughters of and gold crosses, and when th e big trict, and the Hinter Gass, the Your immigrants, talcs of the Shtctl bells begin to toll . ca lling the lower district of Orinin, seldom stills their thirst for understanding people to worship, the tone rever crossed lines. It was a novelty the lives of their parents. Stories berates far and wide in the coun when a family from the Ober Gass Money's told to them in chi ldh ood come tryside. The Kloistcr marks the married someone from the Hinter back to them and they exclaim: Eastern limits of Orinin and is a Gass. People of the Ober Gass "Thi s is exactly what my moth constant reminder to the Jews that were Hasidi m, men or learning Worth er told me when I was- a child." up to here they can build their and men of means. The Hinter Or: houses and no further. The tolling Gass, on the other hand, were not By Sylvi~ Porter "My fa ther told me of the po of the church bells sent shivers much on learning but strong in verty in the Shtetl and I could not through the heart of every Jew, ski ll and were adept in forming believe it." and the sight of its onion-shaped get togethers to enjoy the Sab The Three Foundations Then there are the readers of cupolas scares every Jewish child. baths and Holidays when they had You r financial independence in decisions, would guarantee you a the third and fourth ge neration, The other landmark is on the · respite from work . your retirement yea rs will rest on fixed monthly payment and would they who have no romantic memo Western side of Orinin. There, by the river, hidden in a lu xurious The greater part of Orinin was three foundations: your Social Se assure you that you would never ries of anything connected with garden surrounded by a tall stone curity benefits. your individual outlive your capital. the Shtetl. For them it is at once a of the Hinter Gass. and they wor wall is the Roman-Cath oli c shipped savings and in vestments in all me It shou Id NOT. however, be puzzle. a mystery, a wo nder that in the largest congrega church, or the Polish Kostiol. It is tion, the It diums, your private pension, if your entire retirement program in '" defies definition. Big Shu!. was not very an age of inflation. At Columbia University Sum a modest wooden building and the big or tall and it stood in the low any. worshippers are few . Of all three, only the Social Se Although an annuity can gener mer School students studied the est part of town by the water of Opposite the Kostiol is the wa the Wide Ri ver. But the Big Shu! curity foundation is solid. ate a good monthly return - far Shtetl all during the summer. ter mill which is the last stru cture was old and no one remembered Your private pension could /urn , more than bank savings - you Elsewhere the social and cultural in Orinin. The river falls on the when and by whom it was built. out an empty benefit. may be able to do much better by aspects of the Shtetl, particularly big wheels of the mill and form s a The peop le of the Ober Gass wor It well may be that your fringe investing at a young age in real es [IIIIIIHIIIIHIIIINIIUflHIIIIIHHIQllllllllllldllfflNIIHIIIIII waterfall which is the wonder of shipped in small houses called ei benefits include a relatively gener tate or stocks. the children of the town, and from ther a Kloi s or a Beth Hamidrosh, ous retirement pension plan prom Remember, even if you can COMMUNITY there the river curves around and where they also studied after wor ising to provide you and your manage a retirement income equal laps the foundations of the hou ses, ship. spouse with a decent living stan to your actual earnings today, it CALENDAR runs by the Grea~ Shu! and the rit This was Orinin. Within these dard when added to your Social will put you way, way down the A SHVIQ Of THE ual bath, the Mik veh. limits we had to live, some three Security, private savings and in living scale of 20 or 30 years from JEWISH FEDERATION This is, or rather was, Orinin. A hundred families of us. surance. It is possible too that at now. Of RHODE ISLAND person walking at a normal pace And we also had limitations on least part of your accumulated Ownership of stocks involves in and the could cross _the length and breadth what we could do and what we pension coverage is "portable" to herent risks. ltf. .IEWISK HffAte of Orinin in half an hour. Within couldn't do. another job under certain condi Despite this fact and despite the ""'u.ti"' eon 421-4111' the limits of the town lived about Of these we will tell in another tions. miserable performance of the vast majority of stocks in recent years, SATUIDAY, OCTOHI 6, 1973 three hundred families. When chi!- column. But the fact is that millions of 1, 30 p.m. you are drifting along under the the long-term trend of stock prices Stst.rhood and Men'• Oult, . Temple ..th Am, is up. you invest in stocks of Yorn Klppur Dance dangerous illusion that your pen If MONDAY, OCT08U I, 1973 sion is safe and -will be substantial. sound, growing companies, your 6:00 p.m. Jew"" ~tion of lhode hland, Wemen'1 DM For many reasons, your plan may dividends plus your capital gains tion, ,._, Annkoena,y Din,wr not pay off at all. As for size, to should provi GARY 0. PRESCOTT, D. D. S. ANNOUNCES THE RELOCATION OF HIS OFFICE TO THE GOVERNOR BUILDING 189 -GOVERNOR ST. PROVIDENCE, R. I. 02906 PRACTICE LIMITED TO ORTHODONTICS 401-421-3000 NEW LUXURY CONDOMINIUM POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Overlooking one of the five championship 18 hole golf courses of the PALM AIR COUNTRY CLUB. Two bedrooms, two baths, den, furnished .patio, colored TV. Sleeps 4-8. Exquisitely decorator furnished and equipped in every detoil. Includes swimming pool and sauna at your doorstep, country club and ocean beach club. Mognificent health spa, golf and tennis also available. January, February, March, 11,500 per month . FOR DETAILS ANb PHOTOS CALL LOUIS AT 724-3100 or 467-6239 J ' ., PlAN DINNER: Rhode Island Friend, of the Jewiah Theological Seminary of America met recently lo aid plan, for the Seminary'• New England-wide dinner on Wedneaday, October 31 al the Sheraton Booton Ho tel. Left lo right are Rabbi Morion Leifman, anaciate national director of community education al the Semi nary; Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen, apiritual leader of Temple Emanu- EI; Max Alperin, founder of the Greater Semi nary and pail prelidenl of the Temple; and Manfred Weil, a patron of the Seminary. 1· ORGANIZATION NEWS 1 JOE ANDRE'S ORCHESTRA MASONIC MASTER Judge Abraham Goldstein, judge Mu1.ic for that very 1.peciol affair · Kenneth Abelson, a practicing advocate; Herman Torman. chap- . W..Wi"I• lar Mitnahs attorney from Boston was recentl y lai n; Max Miller, se rvice officer; R 831 -3739 Res. 944-7298 in s t a ll ed as Master of Nathan Lury, Americanism offi- ~~r:I~ T he deep royal blue of Brotherhood Lodge AF&AM at cer; Sidney Eisenstadt. defense of- . 1 the Masonic Temple in Boston. ficer ; Robert Levy, insurance offi - o· Oriental Sapphires ... Mr. Abelson's parents are Mr. cer; Arthur Gluskin, membership r . -,·s·c·ov_ ER .. "" and Mrs. Alfred Abelson, who chairma n; and Morton Pom the brill ia·nce of white ' I presently reside in Florida. Alfred erantz, program chairman. diamonds . . . combined ' I Abelson was a State Representa The next meeting of the Post tive from the east side of Provi will be a membership meeting on pric~ in an artistic set ting dence. Wednesday, October 24 a t 7 p.m. TRAVEL SERVICE INC For any occasion. COLLOQUIUM SPEAKER MEMBERSHIP TEA Professor Anthony Kenny fr om The Hope Chapter, B'nai B'rith FOR ALL YOUR Balliol College, Oxford Universi ty Women, will ho ld a Membership will speak on "Omnipotence" at a Tea on Wednesday, October 17, at T AVEL NEEDS (A) S30v (B)S400 colloquium sponsored by the 8 p.m. at the home of Ellen Rob Brown University departments of inson, 223 Lovelane, Warwick. Religious Studies and Philosophy Warwick. in Wilson Hall, room IOI on Fri Hostesses for the evening will day, October 5 at 3:30 p.m. be Arlene Chorney, Sharon Biren Professor Kenny is a fellow of baum, Marlene •Hecker and Faye Balliol College. He has written nu Goldman. Special guest will be 181 Wayland Avenue .... Wayland Square merous books and was a contrib Miss Sylvia Feit. uting translator to the Jewish Further information may be ob Bible. tained by calling 884-1371. ART SHOW The Providence Water Color Club is presenting a show at the Westerly Public Library from Oc tober I to October 31 during the regular hours of the library, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday through Fri day, and 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Saturday. Numerous area artists will ex hibit their works. FIRST WOMAN The first woman ever to be in Rhode Island Jewish War Veterans Post /123 was installed at a recent meeting at · Valle's Steak House. Charlotte Eisenstadt of 125 Beachmont Avenue, Cranston became the first woman to join Winterize the 45 year old Post. Mrs. Eisen stadt was installed as the record ing adjutant of the Post. Your Wardrobe Other officers installed by --the JWV state department command er, Phillip Rosenfield were, Dr. Hayvis Woolf, commander; Ar thur Gluskin, senior vice com mander; Morton J. Pomerantz, ju Natural Canadian skunk nior vice commander; Max Kap deftly designed by lan, corresponding adjutant, and Pierre Cardin. Harry Weissman, quartermaster. Dr. Wollf announced the ap It stops winter cold. poi ntments · for his term were, SCHOOL CLOSES NEW YORK - The Solomon Schechter day high school in Flushing was unable to open this month because of financial problems, the first school in the Conservative-sponsored day school movement to disc o ntinue NEW ENGLAND'S LARGEST EXCLUSIVE FURRIER operations, according to Dr. Morton Siegel, director of the 65 YEARS OF FINE FUR TRADITION educatio n department of the United Synagogue of America. 6 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER S. 1973 Give a Herald subscription. Herald subscribers comprise an PO 0 0 0 C O O O 0 0 0 4 active buying market. For ART CLASSES excellent results, advertise in the Only Tues., Wed., Thurs. Herald. Call 724-0200 or 724- 0202. Afternoon & Evening In America FALL 6th ANNUAL SCITUATE By SERIES ART FESTIVAL • LIFE CLASS Harry • STILL LIFE On The Village Green • PORTRAITS Golden • Rte. 116 • LANDSCAPE North Scituate, R.I. ITCHKAWICH 5 MEDWAY ST. OCT. 6, 7 and 8 JA 1-5574 10 A.M. to Dusk • • •Nixon's • • • •Nobel •• • •• Peace Prize As if he didn't have enough Where will you be on Monday, October 1S? trouble, Richard Nixon is again the nominee for the Nobel Prize for Peace. -- COME ABOARD THE "BUS TO FREEDOM"! / T ito of Yugoslavia is a lso a can1 d id ate. but Tito is in better shape ISRAEU MUSIOANS: At the annual Sherry Welcome Party for Foreign Reservations limited. Mail your visa TODAY to: Students al Boston's Berltlee College of Music, the Israeli contingent was than the President. Tito is an old comprised of, counter cJockwiM, Guri Teuchsler, a saxophonist from Tel fashioned iron-fi sted di cta tor. Mr. Mrs. Howard I. Lipsey Aviv moioring in arranging and composition; Orpheus Gaitanopoulos, Ni xon is a secret bomber. Ask the 30 Brockway Road also a saxophone player in the same program and a member of Ber Cam bodian to wh om Mr. Nixon klee's Thursday Night Dues Band; and Yuval Havahe_Iet from_ Tel_ Avi:--, says he owes no apo logy. Providence, R.I. 02906 a pianist in composition. Berklee is .known for ,ts ~010~ contnbu_hon tn Only two A me ri can Presid ent s helping establish the first school of 1an now operotong on Tel Av,v. have won the Nobel Prize for Women's Division, Jewish Federation of Rhode Island Peace: Theodore Roosevelt in 1906 a nd Woodrow Wilson in Sopir Soys Arab Terrorism Costs 19 19. Three America n Secretari es 5 o f State have a lso been reci pi ents. R.I. CHAMBER Israel 25 Million Per Year Cordell Hull in 1945 and George C. Marsha ll in 1953 as we ll as MUSIC CONCERTS $300 1111ll1 0 11 more for .. ba::,1c com NEW YORK Israel's Fi- modities .. imported from the U.S. Fra nk B. Kell ogg in 1929. A nd Present& the nance Mi nister Pinh as Sapir dis tha n it paid in 197 1. He said that one Vice President a lso won. world renowned closed here that Arab terrorism oi l consumption in Israel has Charl es G. Dawes in 1925. costs his cou ntry $25 mi ll io n a soared fr om eight mi ll ion barrels I would still think the odds on year just to protect its embassies per annum in 1958 to 63 mi ll ion Ri chard Nixon. S pi ro Agne w and GUARNERI and facilities abroad. That figure barrels by the e nd of this year. Henry Ki ssinger we re long ones. was ci ted by the Israeli leader as "'And oil is mu ch more expen sive August Shou. the d irector of the only part o f the growing economic now and is going to be even hi g her Norwegian Nobel Institute a lso STRING burden Israel must bear to meet in the near futu re ... he said . disclosed that there were 45 other the soaring costs of defense. immi Sapir predicted that Israel's candidates besides Di ck and Teet. QUARTET grant absorption and necessary gross national product would reach Usua ll y the institute reveals the imports. IL -12 billion ($ 10 bi lli on) in 1977. names of none of th e contenders Program: Hindemith, Beethoven, Dvorak Add ressing a meeting of Ameri compared 10 I L J I bi ll ion ($ 7.4 but in thi s instance. Mr . S hau can Zionist Federation leaders. bill ion) in 1972. He said thi s rep wa nted to make sure John Ehr Sapir said the cost of liv ing in Is resented an aggregate growth rate lichman a nd H. R. Ha ldeman Tuesday, Oct. 9, 8:30 P.M. rael is one of the highest in the of 35 percent in four years or an d id n't hold their breaths until De Alumnae Hall, Meeting St., worl d. H e said the government average ri se or eight percent a cember 10. Brown University cannot raise prices and. therefore. year. He a lso estimated that in T he Swed ish Academy of Sci must subs idize basic products in ence picks the Nobel Prize win Tickets: H .50 • $4.00 • $3.50.· Students $3.00 dustr ial production would show an the amounts of IL 1.3 bi ll io n an increase of 10 percent by 1977. up ners in physics. chemi stry a nd eco at Avery's, Faunce House and Box Office nu a ll y. from IL 22 bi ll ion ($ 5 bi ll io n) 10 nomics; the Swedith Royal Car.o He noted tha t Israel must pay IL JO billion ($7 billion). line Medico-Surgical Insti tute in Physiology on medi cine. and the Swedish Academy in li terature. RHODE ISLAND PHILHARMONIC Status Of Cuban Jews T he Norwegian Parli ament picks Francis Madeira, Music Director a comm it tee to bestow the Peace Saturday Concerts, Veterans Auditorium, 8 :30 PM. Seen Unchanged By Break Prize whi ch is how Mr. Shou got in to the act. MON TR EA L - A Jewish with C uban aut horities fo r the " ~~...... ~~ T hese days the prize is worth leader fa mi liar with C u ba stated removal of the Jewish arc hi ves ...... $70,000 in addition to the gold that he didn't ex pect any cha nge from that country to Israel. He meda l which might come in hand y OCTOBER 13 in the status of that country's said the reason for th e move was for repaying Ablanap or Be be. sma ll J ewish community to foll ow the absence of Jewish scho lars in SEASON It m ay be, of course, th a t the Premier Fidel Castro's surprise C u ba, who could study the OPENER! committee is not considering Rich a nnouncement that Cuba was archives. Although the first Jew in ard Nixon in context of peace in breaking diplom atic rela ti ons with Cuba landed with Columbus, the Southeast Asia. Maybe they want Israel. " There is no deducing from modern Cu ban Jewish community to give him the prize for deva luing LORIN this any anti-Jewish feeling" in dates from 1906 and in its heyd ay the doll ar or appointing Henry as Cuba said Lavy Becker, honorary after World W ar II numbered no HOLLANDER secretary of state or even pushing consultant to the World Jewish more than 14,000, most of them in Ron Zeig ler. pianist C o ngress on inter-community H~vana. The Norwegian Nobel Institute affairs. works in mysterious ways its won Becker, who visited H avana last "Euryanthe" Overture - Weber / Symphony No. Soviets End Jamming ders to perform. It has managed February, said he was "thoroughly _6 - Shostakovich / Piano _Concerto No·. 2 in B Flat not to give the Peace Prize to Ma surprised" by the break. He said - Brahms Of Some Broadcasts hatma Ghandi or Pope John that his t a lks with Israeli XXIII. diplomats in Cuba last winter and ELIGIBLE FOR THE TICKET WASHINGTON - The Soviet As criminal lawyers say 12 men with the Cuban Minister to Israel . ENDOWMENT .PROGRAM OF THE government has ceased jamming in a room alone can go crazy. in July gave him no hint that a Rhode lsiand State Council on the Arts the broadcasts to the Soviet Union They may come out with a vote of rupture was imminent. Cuba's STUDENTS MAY P'URCNASE A SEASON TICKET FOR SUO of the Voice of America, the confidence for Richard Nixon. Jewish community, which Becker British Broadcasting Corporation But it's not the way to be. Complete 1973-1974 Series estimated at about 1200, enjoyed a· and the West German Radio 8 SATURDAY EVE CONCERTS "benevolent relationship with the (Deutschwelle) but is continuing to NICKNAMES FOR Good Seols Available Castro regime." He noted that drown the programs from Radio BIG SHOTS Jews irt Havana have always been Israel, Radio Free Europe and Nicknaming the big shots is a Nov. 17 March 2 well treated and had access to .the AU ORCH(STRAL CHARLES TREGER Radio Liberty, the State game I have played with friends violinist Israeli legation. There is no Department said on September 13. ana readers all my life. I want to Doc. 15 evidence of a change of attitude, The jamming which was ended share the dramatis persona of the Boch- March 30 Becker said. September IO had been in effect CHARLES SCHIFF Watergate affair. Christmos Oratorio (Israeli radio quoted Moses with one exception since June 21 , WESTERLY CHORUS conductor First of all there is Richard JORGE BOLET Baldas, head of the Cuban Jewish 1968 when Soviet military forces Nixon. Norman Mailer once pianist , community, as saying the entered Czechoslovakia. The called him Uriah Heap, Dicken's fob. 2 April 21' community was surprised by exception was the VOA 's unctuous, oily book~eeper. Uriah ANNE -MARGUERITE MtCHI.UO ROBERTA PETERS Castro's announcement. Baldas broadcast of Soviet Communist Heap will do, except Uriah never horpnt ' soprano said there had never been any Party Secretary Leonid I. commanded. Ajax of the Greek Moy II l'OPS a nti-Semitis m · in Cuba a nd GEORGE KENT Brezhnev's speech while he was forces beseiging Troy did. condudor expressed hope that the Jewish visiting the United States last Ajax has the fleetest of the S.-on Tickeb US-26-19 community would not suffer now. June. Greek generals and the bravest. Students S2.4-11-12 Israeli Foreign Ministry sources MONKS HONORED But hF failed to win Achilles' ar Si,.. Concerts S6-S-4 said there were no Israeli experts JERUSALEM - Two Italian mor and the disappointment drove 39 The Arcttde Phone 131-3123 in Cuba lately, although up to two monks were recently honored here him momenta rily m a d . He or three years ago Castro had for saving Jews during World War slaughtered a herd ·or sheep think asked for Israeli experts to II at the risk of their own lives. In ing them Trojans. His men could instruct Cuban fa rmers in a special ceremo!!y, trees in their never believe again that he was agriculture and irrigation.) na mes were planted in the what he represented himself to be Becker a lso revealed that he " Avenue of the Righteo us was, in •the precess of negotiating Gentiles" at Yad Vashem. . (Continued ,on page,9) THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1973 7 ... ~ -·. ... - ... OPPOSE PLAN of Israeli-occupied Arab territory - WASHINGTON - The State in the wake of an Israeli Labor Department has reiterated its party plan for public a nd private opposition to changes in the status purchases of Arab lands. BRIDGE KOSHER DELICATESSEN By Rober~ E. Starr JULIE'S - ...... - . - - . 731 HOPE STREET 621-9396 Carding is a term meaning in might ve ry well play another BUSINESSMAN'S SPECIAL Spade, it doesn't matter which, certain definite si tu a ti ons which CORN BEEF SANDWICH-POTATO card you play to give a sig nal ei the Ace or a low one, either wi ll ther lo count, come-on or suil give Declarer hi s ninth trick . Any SAlAD OR COlE SlAW AND COFFEE $ 1 •5 5 preference. As a Defender, it is other lead wi ll not help and left to NO SUBSTITUTION ,imperative to try to give one's hi s ow n devices, Declarer must go partner an accurate picture of the down. As soon as East gets in an FIRST TIME THIS YEAR hand so in normal circum sta nces other Spade fr om him le ads to one shou ld a lways play the proper fou r trick s in that suit for the De card for the onl y one a fal se card fen se. fools most of the time is one's If South wins that fi rst trick £2~t~Rl~!E~t SAVE60 $ 3 •79 "lB own partner. The Declarer knows with the Queen .he wi ll tell West ENGAGm: MB. Sol Rabinowitz of 839 Edgewood Drive, Westbury, what is out against him . On the tha t he a lso has the King for if East had had it he wou ld have New York announces the engage GOLDEN'S other hand , the Declarer has no ment of her daughter, Ellen Carol played it at trick one . Now when one to accou nt to. The Dummy to Lee Alan Grebstein, son of Mr. has nothing to do about wha tever West wi ns the Diam ond King he and Mrs. Stanley Grebstein of 15 POTATO PAN CAKES card his Partner might play so will know that if he does play an Lookoff Road, Cranston. REG. 83' 79c PKG. wi th that in mind Declarer can oth er Spade it wi ll make South's Miss Rabinowitz is o senior at play whatever he wa nts to. Un King good, something South can't Hofstra University. Mr. Grebstein COLOMBO fortunately, players have been do himself. Therefore, he wil l play graduated from the University of Rhode Island, College of Business taught how to Card in Defense but something else and eve ntu all y East where he was on the Dean's list. carry the same ri gidity into their will ha ve to get in and lead YOGURT C soz. th rough the other Spade honor. A January 19 wedding date (ASSORTED FLAVORS) 31 CONT. Declarer Play. This ca n tend lo has been set by the couple. Declarer ca n cash bu t eight tricks. give out too much information to Grandparents of Miss Rabino IMPORTED BlACK their opponents. Such was the case True, th is does take a bit of witz are Mr. and Mn. IM1dore in today's hand . thought by the West defender but Zaretsky of Brooklyn , New Yo,k a l least docs give him the am mu and Mrs. Anna Murkin of Far GREEK OLIVES North nition needed to steer hi m in the Roc~away, New York . Grand REG. '1.20 ♦ B 6 3 rig ht direction . parents of Mr. Grebstein are Mr. • K Q 7 and Mrs. Charles Pollack of Cran. ♦ J 10 9 4 Moral: As Defender a lways play ONE POUND CONTAINER OF . . . ♦ A 10 5 the correct card to give your part ton. ner the mos t vital inform..ition but West Ea st as Declarer you have no part ne r NOV A LOX SPREAD ♦ A 10 8 7 5 ♦ J 2 ( 100% AU LOX) .J 9 6 2 •1 0 8 5 to account to so play any false The Herald can be purchased on ♦ K 7 3 ♦ 5 2 card you wan t 10 th row th e De the East Side at the Ivy +a ♦ K 8 6 4 3 2 fen se off. Apothecary each week . ALL ITEMS WHILE THEY LAST South ♦ K Q 4 .A 4 3 American Jewish Youths ♦ A Q 8 6 ♦ J 9 7 Fill Hindu Ashrams No names will be mentio ned for CARBONDALE - Havi ng j ust Ameri can, heavily Jewish. Some although some made the hand a nd returned fr om a nine week tour of are foll owers of va ri ous Eastern The Herald is now accepting some didn't, I could not be sure India and other Far-Eastern cults. how and why this happened. I did countries, Southern Illin ois " It's impossible to estimate th e "Younger Set" Photos watch it played a few times a nd University's Hillel Ra bbi, Earl numbers," the Rabbi concluded, For early publication and For our Files did see how the automatic play to Vinecour, reports that he found " but I am afr aid there are ve ry the first trick by the Declarer gave " that Buddhist medi ta ti on centers many young American Jews who. enough informati on so that th e and Hindu Ashrams had many una ble to meet their spi ritual The R. I. Jewish Herald Defend ers were able to defend exp a tri a te A m e ri ca n Jewish needs in Ameri can sy nagogs, have youth." properly had they taken the right been attracted to Far-Eastern MAILING ADDRESS : BOX 6063, PIOVIDENC( R.. I. view of what th e fi rst play to ld " A guru with a large following religions." PLANT AND OFFICE : HERALD WAY (OFF WEBSTER ST.) them . East-West were vu ln erable, on American campuses," th e East Dealer with this bidding: Rabbi said , " is Sai Ba ba. He has PAWTUCKET, R.. I. hi s Ashram near Bangelore, India. Herald ads get results. s w N When I visited a n Indian Jewish p INT 3NT Family in Bangelore their first The bidding was automatic, no questi on was 'what is wrong with North-South pair should have American Jewish youth''" ' made a problem there. The idea "It seems that the Rubin fam il y was to make the nine tricks after has observed that a good many of the lead of a Spade, either the 8 the foreign following of Sai Baba or 7, East playing the Jack with who come to Bangelore are South winning the trick with either American Jews. the King or Queen. Many players "Through the Rubins I met ta ke the attitude of "What's the some of these young people. One, difference, they' re both the Jay Mazo, from Brooklyn, has same'>" Yes, they have equal va lue become the main disciple of Sri but there is a definite reason why SivaBaba Yogi. Jay claimed that FAMOUS FOR DELI STYLE one may be played rather than the there are many Jews in the other. On Defense, one shou Id a l movement a nd that there is hardly ways win a tri ck wi th the lowest an Ashram in India where one SANDWICHES card he can, it may not make a can't find American Jews. difference to him but it certainly "Sri Vibudhesha Theertha, the will lo th e pa rtner. In this case, a chief swami of one of India's most AND RHODE ISLAND'S FINEST Defender says he has no card low prestigious Krishna Temples in er he could ha ve played to either Udipi, told me in a persona l wi n the trick or force something interview that each year brings WHIPPED CREAM DESSERTS out. East's play of the Jack did more American youth to India not deny the Queen but did the and among them are many Jews. NEW YORK STYLE CHEESE CAKE I 0. West had that card so he He, himself, was interested to gained no knowledge there. Some know what there was about Souths, taught to show the ri ght American Judaism which was cards as Defenders do the same as driving away its youth. 11: 30 to 2: 00 Declarer. This often is lik e a Blue "It was the same sad story OPEN FROM A.M. A.M., Print to th e Defense. If South won everywhere · I went," the Rabbi said·, " from the enormous Sri DAILY the trick wi th the Queen he w_ou ld I a lso te ll West th at he must have Aribindo Ashram in Pcindicherry, the King, too, for East wou ld have South India, to the hundreds of played that card if he had il . But little Ashrams around the Hindu if South wins the fir st tric k with holy city of Vara nasi in the north, 1359 POST ROAD, WARWICK the King, a fal se card, as they say, to the ma ny Buddhist meditation no one would be certain where the centers I vi sited in Sarnath, Bodh AT THE END OF ROUTE P-37 • JUST 1 MILE OFF ROUTE 9S Queen was. This is wh at often Gaya, Lumbini a nd Darjeeling." ha ppened when each card was " Katma ndu , Nepal, is loaded played. w_ith American youth because ALL ITEMS ON OUR MENU AVAILABLE If South won with the King and has hi sh and pol are legal; the then took the Diamond fin esse, beaches of Goa are crowded with FOR TAKE OUT ... CALL 781-0345 West would win it a nd wonder American hippies, so mu ch so what lo do next. Not sure where that the Indian government has the Queen was, but knowin g debated deporting them - even BEER & WINE South's opening bid a lm ost guar near the luxurious Taj Mahal Your Host TED FULLER a nteed both red Aces and possibly Hotel in Bombay there is an entire the C lub Queen a nd Jack, West district of foreign youth, main!y 8 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1973 SAFE LANDING for .25 minutes because a red TEL A VIV - An El Al Boeing warning light indicated that the 707 made a successful emergency landing gear was not functioning landing alter circl ing Lod Airport properly. The plane was inbound from Johannesburg when the pilot Hello Again! notified the Lod control tower ol FOR the possible emergency. Ground crews. ambulances and fire MEN fig hting apparatus were alerted. News of the Sports World by Warren Walden An inspection afterwards showed ONLY! that the malfunction was in the warning light, not the landing A QUESTION OF TIME: "So NOT YET: Time was that when gear. what's the use in wo rrying, they the regular big league pennant ( I ; I all get theirs in time 1" II I were a races were over interest would Treat your ~-'. t · i,.,,,_;lj major baseball manager. I think build to fever pitch in the World body to '\ I'd be constantly concerned with Series. It's dilrerent now . How ·1'!( /, TENNIS my job. Maybe the psychological can you start getting interested in Nirvana ;~ , . // ( West Bay Tennis Club i /, ~·//, 1/ elrect has something to do with the World Series when Baltimore r,.J.•!·:.- ,., ,., NOW OPEN the building of a winner·> It may has to play Oakland in ·1he Ameri alrect some subconsciously more can League and the National Women's Beginners than others. Maybe the jeopardy League has a sim il ar "play-off" ~:~~~~ v11 Classes & Clinics or the position has some managers going on at the same tim e. Here is Call Now TO TEACH COURSE: Rabbi Saul always looking over their shoul definitely a si tu ation "where you 1800 Post Rd., Warwi,k, I .I. Leeman of Temple Beth Torah will For lessons & Reservations ders for the proverbial ax to fall. can't tell the players without a IAirport Shopping Plaza! teach a course in Judaism at Prov Such a posi ti on hinders concentra- program ... You just have to have far an appointment ,all TA NY A 828-4450 idence College this academic year. tion. eyes in the back of your head. as .or The resident lectureship has been 738-49S0 46S2 Centreville ~d. (Rte. I 17), ti z said. to keep tab on the base Open Mon .-Sun .. 9 1.m.•2 ui. endowed by the Jewish Chau Warwick tauqua Society. THE LONG LI E: Now Eddie ball situation as you wait for the The Society, founded in 1893, is Ka sko or the Red Sox and Ralph World Series whi le watching the the educational project af the Na Houk of the Yankees jo,n the long excitement of football. hockey and tional Federation of Temple Broth line. One relieved of hi s job by basketball at the sa me time . Any erhoods. request. the other tendering hi s body sec that movie on TV that _[B TH IS FALL, COME TO .... With this course, the society has own re signation. Both have seen included some of the Scottish initiated 147 courses in Judaism, the handwriting on the wall. How Games'! Serene .interest and a re• of REALTOR. a number which are being con lid fr om our professiona l prese n tinued by the colleges under their long have the spectres or dismissal own funding. been hovering ove r their shoul tations with big crowds: where ders·> How has the th ough t of winning seem s to be a]\.important being fired affected their spml of and the sport of the prese ntation Israeli Exports Drop domination, agg ressiveness. taking many times is forgotten. a chance leadership'! Ah. 19 Per Cent In August uneasy is the head thal wears the R.I. REDS: I wish I could spel l TEL AV IV - Israeli exports crown. etc. "Albuquerque ... It reminds of the HOLLAND dropped by 19 percent during fellow who wan ted hi s name August. the Central Bureau ol EXCl:: PTIONS: Ba seba ll man changed . It was "John Albu Statistics has reported . Goods agers have ne ver been sure of querque... The recorder al Cit y RICHARD G. HOLLAND, REALTORS worth 44 million pounds were sold their JObs . But there have bee n ex Hall said. " With a name like that. overseas last month compared cep ti ons to a degree. John I don't blame you ... ·Thank you ... 101 MAIN ST., PAWTUCKET, (ACROSS FROM NEW APEX) with exports worth 53'h million McGraw of THE cw York Gi replied Mr. Albuquerque. ''I'd lik e pounds in August la st year. ants. was at the helm for yea rs. it changed to 'Charlie ... Anihoo. 728-5000 MLS 274-8616 This surprisingly large reduction winning ten pennants and three the R.I. Reds of hockey have sent in exports is reported after the World Series; Connie Ma ck ol the Nick Polano and Wayne Wood to announcement that Israel's trade famed Philadelphia Athletics. won thQ 1-wrold. 2. Dote of filing: Odobel" 1, 1973. 3. Frequenq of iuue, German party chief, Heinz international radio and television Weekly. 4. locotion of known office of p,.,blicotion: Galinski, head ol the Jewish show here was blown up in a 148 Tounton A...,nve, Eo1t Providenc., Rhode IJlond OF 01914. 5. locotion of the heoclquo,ten of generol community in West Berlin, asked bomb attack . He linked the busine11 office, of the publi1hers (Not printeu): Some OS obo... . t h e Com muni st leader to · assaul t to the Arab guerrill a 6 . Nome1 ond oddresw1 of publisher, edit0< ond reconsider granting the Arab activi ty in East Berlin. moOOging edito,: P\ibfaher, JewiWI Pren P\,blis hing Compony, 99 Web1ter Streel, Powtuc\et, Rhode ls guerrillas formal accommodation. lond 02861 . Edita<: Ce1io Zu NO HEAD COVER JERUSALEM - The visi t to Yad Vashem is a form a lity that every visiting dignitary performs. But the recent visit to the memorial by UN Secretary Genera l Kurt Waldheim was Once for Our marred when he refused to cover hi s head as he entered the tent a few minutes before the religious ceremony started. He was asked People in Israel twice to cover his head a nd refused both times. During the MAX ALPERIN EDWIN S. SOFORENKO JOSEPH GALKIN memorial prayer for the six President JFRI . 1973 General Campaign Chairman Executive Vice-President million Jews who dies in the Ho locaust, Waldheim seemed visib ly moved as a cantor recited Yizkor. A spokesman for the Secretary General issued a keep the promise statement afterwa rd s that Waldheim, a Catho li c, had not GIVE TO THE ISRAEL EMERGENCY FUND OF THE UNITED JEWISH APPEAL ~ been informed of the signifi cance of wearing headgear during the religious portion of the ceremonies at the Yad Vashem. Hi s head was covered when he visited a synagog io~~aln~~af~gD.~!~!.1.~~ l~o~ !9~39.P.~ ,1~~ 1AND. later in his tour. 10 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1973 REMBRANDT STOLEN Corot from a small, unguarded TEL AVIV Police are museum in Salad, near Lake investigating the theft of a Tiberias. Police said the -paintings painting and a sketching by were cut from their frames. The Rembrandt and a landscape by works were insured for $200,000. HA VE BUYERS FOR Commercial • Industrial '!r Residential Property PLEASE CALL Herbert l. Brown 421-5350 Polynesian Residence Phone •nd Cantont·~c Cu1!. ine 861-5601 ~·coCKTAILS SlRV(D" • Tiki Oaf lmit1 • ffEMRYW:(l>oKE(§ 467-7440 • l> ,r c,nc,t,o~cl • -Y..~!M.1\:: REALTORS Amttlt r ;,, Pa,:i.,rq ' -!'- r:· 10 min, Fro-n Prov. . ~-.::--= "" .n Hos pital Trus t Bldg. .::-::•t,·· ,. ~~- Heal f ;&tule Since I 89 J 127t, PMI Rd. w~, ,.1clt Jil\~1-X . BIG TO HOLD MEETING: A de1Hrt reception and meeting of the Wamen's Division of th.. ·Jewish Federation of Rhode Island will be held at the home of Mrs. Sol Koffler, 600 Blackstone Boulevard on Tuesday, October 9 at 1 p.m . Women wh_o_ are ~•mbers of Vanguard, Benefactor and Pacesetter catagories hove been invited to hear Mrs . Burt J. Sins, chaorman of the National Women's Division, UJA. Mrs. Archie Fain is chairman of the day. ~rs. Martin Chase and Mrs . Philip Dorenbaum are Vanguard co-chairmen; Mrs. Sheldon Gerber and Mrs. Sidney Rosenbloom are Benefactor co-chairmen; and Mrs . Arthur Levy and Mrs. Stanley Blacher are FLOOR COVERING CO . ~acesett.r co-chaormen. Shown above are, seated, left to right, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Levy and Mrs. Fain. Stand CARPET LINOLEUM-TILE ing are Mrs. Rosenbloom, Mrs. Blacher and Mrs. Gerber. Mrs. Dorenbaum was not present for the picture. rares. lhe group has not fared well in the stock marker. In Philips' case, sales increase of 7% in the Hello, SUCCESSFUL June quarter came from operations If floorcovering is on your mind, why don't you drop in other than lhe MH/ RV division, to see me or phone for an appointment at home. whirh experienced only a small rise My byword is honest value and service to a TH. Hope in ret·enues. Net income for the IN~ESTING quarter showed les., than a I% gain to see or hear from you soon. ow-er the- pre,·ious year, thus earn Thanks, ROGER E. SPEAR ings were flat. SHOWROOM: Rear 195 Cole Avenue MURRAY TRINKLE The company's other major mar TEL.: 272-4700 Hamilton Income bonds held si nce 1963. How do I ket, lhe ronvenlional housing in Fund Recommended find th eir current va lue? N.H . dustry, has also entered a period of weakness. reflecting redured gov Q: Please advise on the suit A: Series E bonds purchased in ernment funding. rising mortgage ability or Hamilton Funds HDA 1963 are currently worth about S29 CUSTOM-MADE rates and shortages in several for retirement income. We hold for each S25 face amount. The ex strategic materials. Neither of I , 100 shares. Also what is the act value depends on what month in DRAPERIES these two major markets appears growth potential for this fund'' 1963 the purchase was made. In or likely to shift into a boom phase FROM W.F. der to calculate their worth more ower the next stl'eral quarters. A: The Hamilton group of funds exactly. you should write lo the Su JAl.K'S FABRICS While Philips' shares should re includes an Income Fund which perintendent of Documents, U.S. spond to any improvement in hous Will BRIGHTEN would be a more appropriate in Government Printing Offire, Wash ing or mobile home demand, this YOUR HOME OR OFFICE Yestment for you. Your ' Series ington, D. C. 20402 for the Table of may be some time away. Therefore HDA shares are exchangeable at Redemption Values for S25 Series I would advise sale. net asset value plus a S5 fee for the E Savings Bonds. The table (form •SUPCOVERS•BED SPREADS Q: With the enclosed fa vorable Hamilton Income Fund shares. PD3600) is printed semi-annually •WINDOW SHADES reports on Centra l Telephone & This latter fund yields 4.3% cur and costs 20t. •UPHOLSTERING Uti l. (NYSE) why is the $2.55 rently on its 26t anlHlal income Q: I have some U.S. Savings preferred so depressed? Should dividend rate and in January, 1973, Bond s which I would like to do Decorating one se ll if growth is desired'' I am distributed 1# in capital gains, up something with but hesitate 10 be now retired. S.M. Problems? from I It the previous year. Estab cause of the lax due on the inter A: Straight preferred stocks gen lished in 1970, the fund increased est. How mu ch interest do old CALL 725-2160 erally trade on a yield basis, sinre, net asset value by 24% in 1971 and bonds pay, 5%? D.R. unlike common shareholders, pre 12% in 1972. In the first 7 months A: If redemption value of your E ...... 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Mon.-Sat. 725 DEXTER ST., CENTRAL FALLS ferred holders do not participate in of 1973, NA V declined 9%. The bonds (paying 5½% at maturity) is earnings growth through dividend HDA series showed a 10% and 5% SSOO or more, they may be increases. Thus in periods like the gain in 1971 and 1972 and a 15% exchanged for H bonds without present one, when interest rates decline in the comparable 1973 pe incurring income tax liability. soar, preferred stocks drop in prire. riod . Owners who have deferred paying In this way the market adjusts the Q: My mother is 67, a widow tax on E bond interest may extend price of the stock to the point with her only income from Social this privilege until the H bonds are here the yield is near that of oth Security. In addition she has redeemed, disposed of or reach er money rate securities. Should in $10,000 in capital and $10,000 their final maturity. However, terest rates move down the share equity in her home where she interest on the new H bonds, which price would work higher once would like to remain. What is the is paid semi-anlHlally, is subject to again. Since you are seeking best type of investment for max federal, but not state or local tax growth, this type of security is not imum return and safety? Should in the year received. a suitable holding. she try to live on her interest or Tbe interest on H Bonds is paid gradually draw from the principal? on a sliding scale which averages R.G. 5'h% annually if bonds are held to Standard Oil Of Calif. A: Because your mother's capital maturity in 10 years. However, the is limited she should try not to return is 4.49% the first year; Issues New letter draw on it if possible. However, if 5.30% the next four years and then LOS ANGELES - The Jewish the SI0,000 is in>ested at 8% and 6% for the final fi>e years. Two ex Federation Council sa id that she withdraws $1,000 or 10% an tension periods ha>e been granted Standard Oil of California has nually it will last 20 years. for older H bonds bought between There are at least two types of 1952 and 1957. The exchange on sent a new letter io its 300.000 stockholders a nd employes investments which are suitable for these two series should be made at "clarifying" an earlier letter in your mother, U.S. Treasury bills, any Federal Reserve Bank or which it urged the U.S. to be yielding 8. 7% for 6-month matu branch office. However, other more cogni za nt or Ar a b rities, and 4-year savings certifi banks will forward such appli EDWIN S. SOFORENKO aspirations in the Middle East. cates paying around 8%. In the cations to the nearest offire of the The text or the new letter was case of the latter, however, check Federal Reserve Bank for the Michael H. Silverman Robert J. Janes not disclosed by the firm . A carefully all the terms under which transaction. Federation spokesma n said. Murry M. Halpert Howard S. Greene these certificates are issued. Early Slowing Demands h oweve r , that it was ··a withdrawals are subject to penalties For Mobile Homes Charles D. Gauvin Harold Silverman constructive step to clear the air or and in some cases interest must be Q: I bought Philips Industries John Edge confusion caused by the first left in for the full term in order to (NYSE) at $20 and it is now be letter." The new letter reportedl y collect the higher interest rates. low $7. I wonder if I should sell or All LINES OF INSURANCE FOR BUSINESS calls for a "peace agreement fair With Treasury bills, because they if there is some chance of recov and equitable to all slates" in the INDUSTRY, HOME ANO PERSONAL PROTECTION are short term, the rate of return is ery. M.B. Mideast. subject to money conditions exist A: With 65% of sales derived The earlier letter whi ch linked 211 ANGELL STREET ing at the time of issue. Therefore, from the mobile home and recrea In 6 months when these expire the tional vehicle Industry, Philips has the possi bility of a n oil shortage UNion 1-1923 return could -be higher or lower. been ~fleeted by the problems in with the Arab-Israeli dispute and that group. Beset by such factors implied that American support for Savings Bond Information as reduced demand, price com Israel was responsible, aroused INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, INC. Q: I would like to calculate the petition, soaring materials prices, protests from Jewish groups all value of my Series E Government the gas shortage and high Interest over the country. - . " THE RIIODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, O<.TOEER 5, 1973 11 Trinity To Open Geologists Report Petroleum Deposits Season Oct. 24 JERUSALEM Jerusalem correspondents report that Trinity Square Repertory Com geologists have determined Israel pany opens -its tenth season in its possesses large petroleum deposits new home on October 24. in 12 different areas of the The Lederer Theatre Project, country, with good prospects of formerly the Majestic Theatre will yielding oil. be the new home of the group. According to this report, the The theatre has been remodeled experts believe these deposits with two new theatre spaces. The contain between 70 to 285 tons of lobby and exterior of the building crude, and undetermined amounts have been restored to the 1920 era of natural gas. Israel's present oi l of the downtown theatre's golden days. Brother to Dragons, Robert SHADES Penn Warren's play about a racia l scandal in the family of Thomas DRAPERIES Jefferson will open in the down stai rs 280 seat new Trinity Play house on Wednesday, October 24. CARPETS Adrian Ha ll will direct the play. WINDOW FASHIONS, In,. Upstairs at Trinity, the new 800 1J ♦ S No. Main St., Prov. seal Lederer Theatre will open on OPEN MON. THRUSAt. TO5,30 Thursday, Novenmber I with the TUES. & THUIS. TIU 9 P.M . premiere of Ghost Dance. Pl ay GA 1-3955 write Stuart Vaughan will direct hi s work about C hieF Silting Bull. On December 26 through January 6, Trinity will present a fe stival of six productions in re pertory performance. In additi on lo two pl ays rotating in the up DONOR LUN04EON: Cantor Aaron Marcus and Cantor Israel Barzak will stairs theatre and three a lternati ng be the featured entertainers al the Annual Donor Luncheon for the Prov in the downstairs playhouse, a idence Hebrew Day School on Tuesday, November 13, at 12 noon. "very specia l event" will take place according to Adrian H all. Search For Energy Community Center Opens Registration Taken Up In Israel WASHINGTON - Pinchas the Soviet U nion a nd other coun ·The Jewish Community Center Sapir. Israel's Finance Minister. tries. of Rhode Isla nd is starting its fa ll told Ameri can and Canadian Jew Based o n thi s figure and the ELEMENT ARY READING FOR GRADES 4-S-6 winter season with a family regis ish leaders that Israel would in natural increase in Israel's present (enrollment in eoch doss lim ited to 10 students) tration day fe aturing games. enter tensi fy her search for oil in the population of 3.3 million. Sapir • COMPREHENSION • STUDY SKILLS •VOCABULARY tainment, acti vit ies in the pool and near future. based on encouraging predicted that lsrael°s population • CONCENTRATION •PHONICS •WORD RECOGNITION gym, exhibits a nd demonstra reports by geologists. would increase by more than Reeding leve l Determined by Testing tions. The registration day is "There is a good chance o f find 500.000 by 1977. schedul ed for S unday. October 7. He a lso said that Israel wou ld in g real quantities of oi l in the Ne CLASSES BEGIN OCT. 13 Registration will be from 11 gev reg ion of our country," Sapir have to spend an average of SI. 7 a.m . to 5 p.m. in the social hall. to ld 650 delegates to the annual bi lli on a year for defense in the S taff a nd in stru ctors will be ava il National Leadership Conference next four years. He added that Is CAu· FOR COMPLEtE DETAILS able to answer questions and take of the Israel Bond Organi,.ation. rael was commiued to spending al suggestions. Members are re Sapir a lso disclosed th at hi s least an equal amount o n educa JOHNSON & WALES READING INSTITUTE quested to bring their current natio n was in the process of estab tion and socia l welfare to improve Abbt>tt Pork Ploce Providence 331 -3915 cards -with them. li shing an atomic plaht to produce the siand ard of li vi ng of the de Refreshments will be ava il able electric power. He said the plant pressed sectors of hi s country. during the day al a Booster booth was needed because of ··t he sharp Sam Roth be rg. general chai r ROBERT STARR BRIDGE CLUB ,. a nd areas wi ll be set up for those ri se in the consumption of el ec man of the Israel Bond orga ni za 1060 HOPE ST., PROVIDENCE 831-4669 who wish to picnic. tricit y. which is expected to in tion. told the delegates that the • At 4 p.m. a program of enter crease electric power producti on cxp:.insion of Israel's economi c ANNOUNCEMENT ta inm ent is planned for the social by 60 percent in the next four framework· was essential to pro hal l. yea rs. vid e employment for Ru ss ian A DUPLICATE TOURNAMENT Participants will be able to reg In referring to lsrael° s need for Jews. who are arri vi ng in Israel at ister for a ll adu lt. youth and chi l new sources oJ oi l. Sapir said the a rate of 2.500 a month. FOR NEWER PLAYERS dren 's classes. a ll s ports. only operating oi l fie lds in Israel. He said Israel must spend an swimming and physical education average of $ 10,000 to create a job FRIDAY MORNINGS 11 :30 A.M. STARTS FRI., OCT. 12, 1973 di scovered al Heletz in 19 55. FREE REFRESHER CLINIC AT II A.M. activities. A brochure may be ob "have a lmost completely dried for the he ad of a n immigrant fam tained at the Center or by calling up." il y. ,c TELL YOUR FRIENDS 86 1- 8800. Sapir was instrumental in stimu T he proceeds from the sale of .. lating exploration activities at He Israel bonds is the major source of letz 18 years ago, when he served development capital fo r Israel. Industrial National as director general of the Finance The three-day meeting here Announces New VP Ministry. marked the opening of the second Sapir indicated that Israel ex phase of the 19 73 campaign to sell Providence, Rhode Island, Wil pected Ru ssian Jews to emigrate $360-million in Israel in the li am J. Penn, 30, has joined the in la rge numbers lo Israel, United Stales and other non-Com- Retail Banking Division of Indus estimating that, in the next four munist countries. trial Nationa l Bank as vice presi years, 65,000 would emigrate from FOR TRUE ELEGANCE dent, it was announced here by Subscribe to the Herald. John H. Gallion, senior vice presi dent in charge of the division. HIAS Will Not Give Aid OURS ALONE Mr. Penn was previously associ in the Providence area ated with C hase Manhallan Bank, To Jews Leaving Israel New York, since I966 where he NEW YO' R K An was a vice president in the Bank recent years and less than 500 understanding was reached in ing Department. In his new posi have come from Israel and applied Jerusalem recently that the United tion, he will supervise all com to HIAS in Rome for assistance HIAS will not aid Soviet Jews mercial lending activities of Indus to immigrate to the United States, who wish to leave Israel , trial National Bank's statewide Canada and other Western particularly after they have been system of 50 branch offices. countries. All these Russian provided with jobs and housing THE PERFECT A native of Summit, New Jer immigrants who received HIAS there. The understanding was sey, Mr. Penn is a graduate of assistance had been cleared and PANTS SUIT. reached between the Jewish referred to HIAS by the Jewish Rutgers University, New Bruns Agency and several Jewish wick, New Jersey. A former offi Agency. The fact that less than organizations, including HIAS. cer of several civic ~nd charitable one percent of the USSR Jews According to the understanding, Pure posh ... butter soft organizations in Chathams, New came to Rome from Israel is a the reason for this is that those great tribute to Israel, its people suede jaclcet over woo/ Jersey, Mr. Penn is married and Je)l's cannot be considered as involved with absorption and the the father of two children. The pants and new longer people in .distress and Israel Russian immigrants in Israel. family resides in Providence and length sweater cannot be regarded as a country of "After a full discussion, it was Block Island. distress. agreed that to keep out-migration Responding to inquiries based at minimal levels the Jewish TO MOVE HEADQUARTERS on news reports from Israel, Carl Agency would provide intensive From o collection of JERUSALEM - The World Glick, president of the United counselling and guidance for Fall's finest fashions Union for Progressive Judaism H IAS, confirmed that officers of Russia n immigrants in Vienna and plans to move its headquarters HIAS and others recently met Israel. H IAS, as an independent fr om New York to Israel, the with representatives of the Jewish American migration agency, would NEWYEAR Union's Secretary-General, Rabbi Agency to discuss matters of continue to assist Jewish refugees GREETING Richard Hirsch, told Tourism common concern relating to in connection with family reunion FROM MISS BAKER Minis ter Mos he Kol. R abbi Ru ssian immigrants Glick 's and compassionate situations AND STAFF Hirsch, former director of the statement said: throughout the world. •· Union of American Hebrew Con "To date, the. situation has been 334 WESTMINSTER M.4LL 4th floor gregations' religious action center, of limited concern. Almost 70,000 421-1033 Complimentary Parking recently sellled in Israel. Ru s,l!,ia~s have cor1e to Israel in Herald ads get results. ~------~ 12 - THE RHODE ISLAD HERALD, FRIDA-Y, OCTOBER 5, 1973 Your Kreisky, Man In The Middle VIENNA - Bruno Kreisky, Socialist International. Dr. economics at the University of J I (Continued from page 2) Moneys the 62 year old Chancellor ol Kreisky was Mrs. Meir's genial Vienna. Austria said in a recent interview host at a Vienna meeting of the He became a Socialist at 15 and The husband of Beatrice (Dress that his country wou Id maintain its international last summer. was soon an active participant in ler) Lcchtman, he was born in. Worth neutrality and not become a The Chancellor has been the Austria ·s turbulent politics, in Russia, a son of the late Joseph (Continued from page ·4) second arena for the Middle East principal architect of Austria's which the Right ultimately won and Leah (Slepkow) Lechtman. conflict. "We shall maintain our twin postwar goals - a hard-won the upper hand. He was arrested He had lived in West Warwick for wipe you out; you can get 8 I /2 humanitarian tradition," he said. neutralism and full participation in in 1934 and again in 1935, when 47 years until moving to Warwick per cent a year in interest on a Chancellor Kreisky finds European economic integration. he served 18 months in prison. In one and one-half years ago. top-grade AA rated corporation himself in the middle of the Aral>-. Domestically, he has established a March, 1938, when Hitler's troops A sell-employed grocer, he was bond Do and that's a living wage. Israeli conflict because ol the social welfare state on the model marched into Austria, he was the owner ol the Dressler Market get guidance from a broker or Austrian decision to close transit of Sweden, where he spent the war again arrested. He was released in in West Warwick. banker you respect who knows centers for Jewish emigrants from years in exile. Though he describes the fall and, narrowly escaping Besides his wife, survivors arc you and your circumstances. Make the Soviet Union under the recent himsell as an agnostic, he is another arrest, fled to Sweden and one son, Max Lechtman of West sure you are dealing with a repu threat from Arab guerrillas. considered the first Jewish exile. minster, California; two daughters, table firm. Use your head, curb Suspected as a Socialist in his Chancellor of Austria, a country In neutral Sweden. he worked Ruth Marks ol Pawtucket, and your greed. You 'II come out younger life, he was later where anti-Semitism has a long as a journalist and advised the Shirley Shallet ol Natick, Mas ahead. imprisoned by the Gestapo under tradition. Government on Austrian alfairs. sachusetts; one brother, Nathan SUMMING UP: There is no the Nazi occupation ol Austria AttHI Bc9pcaks OW Vieau He met many exiled Socialists, Leichman ol Van Nuys. Califor magic formula which dictates the because he was the son of a Dr. Kreisky speaks German in including Willy Brandt ol nia; one sister. Belle Brooks ol precise percentage of your funds wealthy Jewish industrialist. Alter the mildly ironic accents ol the old Germany, with whom he lormed a Los Angeles, California, and eight that you should place in each type the war he rose to power despite Viennese haute bourgeoisie. lasting friendship. He also found a grandchildren. of investment to provide a max the fear that his party was a cover Habitually urbane and wcll wife. Vera Furth, whom he imum retirement income. If, for the Communists. groomed, the bulky chancellor married in 1942. The Kreisky's MRS. JULIUS GOLDSTEIN though, you diversify your finan Negotlalioa, Not wsturc seems far more the lormcr have two Swedish-born children. a Funeral services for Blanche cial program - in real estate (a The New York Times calls Dr. diplomat and Foreign Minister son and daughter. and still speak Goldstein. 64. ol Hollywood, Flor home), stocks, bonds, cash sav Kreisky one of the new breed of than an advocate of class struggle. Swedish at home. ida, a native ol Central Falls. who ings, life insurance and similar European statesmen who emerged "With Dr. Krcisky, only the Diplomacy aad Go,ernment died Wednesday alter a years ill mediums - you will have done alter World War II - hair is red," a veteran ol Alter the war. Dr. Kreisky ness. were to be held in Holly your best to add solidity to the undramatic, patient, given to "A ustromarxism ," Austria's entered the Austrian loreign wood on Friday. Burial was to be other two foundations of your fi carclul negotiation rather than the militant socialism that arose service in Stock holm and in 1951 in Memorial Gardens. nancial independence in retire grand gesture. Recently he between the world wars. once was moved to Vienna as an aide The wile ol Juliu s Goldstein. ment. (That is what my husband handled the negotiations with the remarked. The Socialist leader to President Theodore Korner. a she was a daughter ol the late and I are doing.) Arab guerrillas and with the himscll has joked that while his Sociali s t. He became Samuel and Jennie (Sugarman) Just by realizing the obstacles, governments ol Israel. Malta and hair may be thinning. its color will Deputy Fore ign Minister in 1953 Halpert. Most of her early lile just by being aware ol how im Algeria rattling between his office always remai n the same. and was a member ol the was spent in Central Falls. She perative it is for you to start plan and the Cabinet hall. Dr. Kreisky was born in Vienna delegation to Moscow that. in had lived in Fall River. Massachu ning as early as you can, you will In dealing with Golda Meir and on January 22, 19 11 . ol Jewish 1955. negotiated the state treaty setts. for about 40 yea rs before have taken a giant step toward Dom Mintoll. the Maltese Prime parents. His lather was director tha t pr ovided lor the independence moving to Holl ywood about live achieving your retirement income Minister. the Chancellor was able general ol a big textile company or neutral Austria. He was years ago. goals~·------to use their mutual bonds as and a member ol the board ol the Foreign Min ister lrom 1959 to Mrs. Go ld stein wa s a pas t presi Advcrtising is one ol the best lell ow Socialists who had Austrian Nati onal Bank . The , 1966. when the coa liti o n dent ol the Women ·s Association read leatures of a newspaper. frequently met at meetings ol the youth studied law. sociology and government broke up and the of the Union Hospital. Fall Ri ve r. Socialists lell fr om power. He and the Br andei s Women 's Associ became hi s party's chairman. and ation. Also. in Fall River. she wa s Federal Cha ncell or alter the a member of Temple Bcrh El. and Socialist victory ol 19 70. had served on the boa rd of the Dr. Krei sky is a lover ol quiet Jewish Family Welfare. In Flroida pursuit s. such as mu sic a nd poetry. she was a member of the Wom He is widely read in American en·s Association of Holl ywood literature. fr om Sinclair Lewis to Memorial Hospital. Bonds are-for Susan Sont ag . At the end ol hi s In addition to her hu sband. she tight work sc hedule he olten leaves two daughters. Sandra entertains fr iends. "Taste this Friedman and Jena Kevel so n. both wine ... he will urge a guest. "A ol Hollywood; tw o brothers. Israe l little tiny babies G. Halpert ol Brook lyn, New Socialist wine grower sent me a demijohn. Look at the bcautilul York. and Murry M. Ha lpert ol who've light red color. .. Provide nce. and six grandchildren. just been born. The Lyons Den (Continued from page 4) Seasons. Alan King was there and plays an evangelist in the new examined her paintings: "I hope movie, Th, Day of the LocuJ/. she can sell them all," he joked, Lore Noto, who produced and "then she can alford to eat in the appears in The Fantasticks - now restaurant" ... Minnesota Vikings' in its 14th year - once acted in a defensive end Carl Eller is Biblical play. He was required to leaturcd in The Outfit, the new commiserate with St. John alter movie starring Karen Black. "I his beating at the hands ol the olfered to work lor no money," Romans. Our lamily physician was said the football star. "But the in the audience that night," producer said no to my one recalled Noto. "I remembered this condition - permission to tackle at the wrong time. Instead ol the Miss Black." right line of dialogue, I asked 'St. Empcrior Haile Selassie, 82, John': 'Is there a doctor in the keeps in good physical condition house?' ·· with an exercise program which Thelma Carpenter, the singer includes a 3-mile walk three times now at the Downbeat, repeated a week lrom his palace to the the advice given lo her by the late Addis Ababa airport Cindy Bill Robinson: "In show business, Adams was with a friend in a it isn't important that people know jewelry shop in Estoril, Portugal, who you are. The thing to learn is when she was introduced to that you know who you are" someone whose name sounded like Trini Lopez, now performing in "Rei Umberto." Not realizing Tokyo, will film a TV commercial who he was, she asked Umberto, here next month. In the elevator the exiled King ol Italy: "What ol his Tokyo hotel, he used what kind ol work do you do?" Japanese he knew to compliment He answered: "At the moment, a girl on her hair. She replied with I'm unemployed." the only English she knew: "You Lester Osterman, ·producer ol good joker." the new play Crown Matrimonial. Newborn babies need a lot Mayor Lindsay, Newark's owns a horse ca'lled "Sir Noel,'' in of things. Like love. And Mayor Kenneth Gibson and honor ol Sir Noel Coward. When Thomas Bradley, Mayor of Los the horse won the Sire's Stakes at security. U.S. Savings Bonds Angeles, will attend next month's Roosevelt Raceway recently, opening of the new musical, Osterman said: "I'm not can show you care and help Raisin ... Dustin Hollman dined at superstitious, but I'll use the make a new baby's future the Nirvana Penthouse and said money to buy another horse which he'll star in the lilm version of I'll call 'Crown Matrimonial' •· more secure at the same time. Buy lf. S. Savings Bonds Lenny .. . A film version is being . The Mollie Parnis Dress Up Yo,;~ Ho• g RolMI• P THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1973 - 13 FUTURE TRANSPORTATION Jordan, Egypt, Syria Cuban Break May Be Prelude JERUSALEM - Jerusalem's future public transportation system may include a system which To Take Common Stand To Other Latin American Action combines the advantages of railways and tramcars with those AMMAN, Jordan - Jordan, Further Occupation Feared TEL AVIV An Israeli aliya activities and the work of of buses. Egypt and Syria have _agreed to In Amman now the big fear is journalist regarded as an authority shlihim (Zionist emissaries) from take a common stand on political that a new outbreak of fighting on Cuba expressed fear that Israel. r--KEEP THIS COUPON•--, Flapan recalled that the kibbutz issues concerning the Middle East with Israel would bring an Premier Fidel <:;astro's diplomatic I I break with Israel may be the movement had developed relations B& G WINDOW at the United Nations and in the extension of Israeli occupation of its own with Cuba in 1962. He face of a possible new American from the West Bank to the entire prelude to similar action by other I CLEANING SERVICE I himself signed an agreement on peace initiative, Jordanian officials Jordan Valley. Latin American states. Simcha Flapan, editor of "New Outlook," behalf of the kibbutz movement Awnings, Storm Windows,I said. This fear crops up in many I a political magazine, revealed that with the Cuban Ministry of This, according to the officials, conversations. The Jordan Valley I Screens Removed I Castro's high standing with many Agriculture for the exchange of was one of the main results of a and the southern part of Lebanon and Replaced Latin American states may have kibbutz members and Cuban I I meeting in Cairo of King Hussein, are the most logical targets for been the reason why he was made agriculture students. The exchange President Anwar el-Sadat of further Israeli expansion, it is felt. I FREE ESTIMATES I the target of Arab pressure to was maintained for several years. Egypt and President Hafez al But the valley is Jordan's most MONTHLY RATES break with Israel at the recent Flapan said that after the Six I I Asad of Syria. promising region for agricultural I Window Glass Repaired I non-aligned summit meeting in Day War. Cuba's position was The meeting, which was development, and a big project to Algiers. complicated by its interest in believed here to have been largely attract funds from the I 738-788s I Flapan. who had close personal maintaining good relations with prompted by King Faisal of Saudi International Bank for 1---FOR 10% DISCOUNT--.J the Arab world, especially in the Arabia, was followed by \he Reconstruction and Development contacts with Cuban leaders during the I 960's, noted that Cuba area of trade. It also had to resumption of diplomatic relations - as well as the United States, reconcile its support of national between Egypt and Jordan. The Europe and Japan - was begun a was the only Community country liberation movements in A fri ca. BOULEVARD resumption of relations with Syria year ago. that recognized the legitimacy of Asian and Latin American is expected by the Jordanians to This is one reason, analysts here the Zionist movement after the SHADE AND DRAPE, INC. countries. including the be announced in Damascus say, why King Hussein remains Six-Day War, permitted the Palestinians, with its continuing FOR THI FINEST IN shortly. opposed to military action. existence of Zionist organizations Reasons For Splits on its soil and in fact facilitated relations with Israel. Nevertheless. HOME . SHOP AND Syria broke with Jordan in July, Cuba maintained cordial relati ons OFFICE DECORATING 1971, after the liquidation of the with Israel. 724-0680 Palestinian guerrillas by the Israeli Wine Takes Origin According to Flapan. Israel was Jordanian Army. Egypt cut ties in the scapegoat that Castro had to 742 EAST AVE ., PAWT. April, 1972, after King Hussein sacrifice in order to retain his HOURS, announced his plan for giving the From Rothschilds Of France standing among the non-aligned DAILY 9 a m -5 p .m Palestinians on the West Bank of n ations . Lib ya n Pre s ident ANY EVENING BY APPT the Jordan a special status within NEW YORK - A quality Shortly after the fall of France. Mu a mmar Qadd a fi attacked his kingdom. bottle of burgundy, or red port. a notary public was asked by Castro for hi s pro-Soviet attitude The Jordanians hope that the from Israel at about S2 a bottle. Baron Philippe to decree - under and challenged him to prove that reconciliation with their neighbors Impossible? Not at all! For Israel law that having left the Cuba was indeed unaligned. As WINDOW? wine is indeed a quality product territory. he had forfeited his proof. he decided to rupture will prompt Kuwait to renew an I annual subsidy of about $32- and can stand up proudly through goods. rela ti ons with Israel. Flapa n said. TROUBLE The decree was proclaimed, million. Kuwait, like Libya, its Carmel label to any number of NRP PLATFORM French. Jtalian·, Spanish. German turning over the vi neyard to the discontinued her payments to _ TEL A VIV - The Nati ona l and domestic wines. Vichy Government. Jordan after the liquidation of the Religi o u s P a rty pl a tform What is generally not known Soon after. the Germ ans guerrillas. Saudi Arabia continued committee has decided by a about Israel wine is that nearly overran France's wine country and to pay. The Kuwaitis have made majority vote to incorporate in the THE REPLACEMENT every I 'chayim that is toasted in they wanted to requisition "the no public comment on this issue so party's platform a commitment WINDOW MFG. of R.I. far. wine from the Holy Land by Jew goods of the Jew. Rothschild ... But the Vichy government refused. that it "will leave a ny government 125 lll ,1 1n St . MaOv1Hr R I 02838 The Jordanians insist that King and non-Jew alike owes its origin Phone 769-8145 sayi ng that by decree the that would abandon Judea a nd Hussein has given no ground on to a Baron de Rothschild of Samaria." two key issues. Informed sources France - Edmond, known as Rothschild Chateau belonged to say that he has not relented in hts "The Giver," as he was known the French Government. Mouton refusal to let the Palestinian among the early settlers of Israel Rothschild was thus saved for guerrillas return to Jordan. The in the I 880's. generations of appreciative wine LOX King is also reported to be The inspiration of Israeli wine is love rs. maintaining his publicly stated to be found on a vineyard-covered Uniquely, whether the wine is NOVA & BELLY view that any talk of Arab hill near Haifa on which there is a from the Baron Philippe's cellars UNEVEN SLICES 2. 2 5 LB . military action against Israel at floral park containing a majestic in Pauillac. France. or the product this point is unrealistic. t omb. The park and tomb of the wineland of the Bible. the PERFECT SLICES 5. 2 5 LB . toast that has become universal Restoring 'Eastern Front' represent the Rothschild heritage a nd in the magnificent burial place thanks to the Rothschild family, is Both these issues are part of the reposes a Baron de Rothschild of L'Chayim , which means. "To problem of restoring the so called France, with his beloved spouse. Life!" Eastern Arab Front, which ceased The original wines of Israel are to exist in 1970 after the civil war not from the properties of James Conservative Move between the guerrill as and the de Rothschild of Chateau Mouton Army. Military coordination immortality in France, but from Scored In France those of his brother Edmond. between the Jordanians and Syria PARIS - French Orthodox likewise a French vi ntner, and and Egypt als o ended at that time. Judaism came out strongly against ----·FLY touched with a dream. The dream Consultations continue on Jordan's the deci s ion of Ameri ca n that Edmond had was to plant return to cooperation with other Conservative Judaism to allow vines in Israel because he Arab nations. women to be counted in the reasoned that surely among Jewry But the Jordanian interpretat.ion minyan - the quorum of ten or all over the world there would be of the Cairo parley as primarily an more adult Jews required for an excellent market for agreement to coordinate foreign communal worship. sacramental wines from the Holy policies is at odds with the billing Speaking for French Orthodox Land. that the conference received in the J ews, Paris Chief Rabbi Ernest He therefore sent over his own Egyptian capital, where it was Gugenheim said he did not know expert vintners, with varieties of called a "confrontation meeting." "whether to laugh or cry." He cuttings from his private estates, Although Jordanian officials do said the decision "reflects a to a Rumanian settlement to the not put it this way, foreign-policy profound misunderstanding of the north of what is now Israel, which WITH EASTERN AIRLINES coordination among the three fundamentals of the Jewish came to be called Zichron countries appears to mean that religion." I Fly PrlMnee ta Mil•i and sail .. the FAIIWIND for ont luxuiious Yaacob, which means "In King Hussein has agreed to put Rabbi Gugenheim, who is an WHk tp SAN JUAN - ST. THOMAS - SANTA DOMINGO - PORT Memory of Jacob," the name of aside his plan for a separate status authority on the halacha a nd AU PIINCL Rate illdudes round trip air. stateroom with two lowtr btda. his father. for the West Bank. professor at the Jewish Seminary private sllo- and toilet an MUls. t11111fers from Miami Airport to Dock Although the Arabs advised the The plan was regarded by the of France, said woman's role is side and all port taxes. Air ticket allows 11111 days io Miami or Dis newcomers it was madness to try Egyptians as a bid for a separate "different and complementary" •yworld ~ dtsired. to grow vines - · yet the vines Jordanian settlement with Israel. with respect to that of man's. Jordanians Fearful, Too flourished, and today, Israeli wines Also From Los Angeles To Puerto Vdlarta, Mazat. Women he explained, could never Ian. Fram. Sat. with AMERICAN AIR are served in top American 55 Fairsea 380.00 Similarly, before that, when join men in prayer because LINES. Stay Extra Days on West Coast if- Desired restaurants, and sales of Carmel Egypt responded to the American "during that moment when men wines have quadrupled in three initiative begun by William P. seek to come close to God, they QUEEN ELIZABETH FROM BOSTON ON FOLLOW. years. Rogers, then Secretary of State, cannot be distracted to earthly ING DAns• It is a fact that in the Jewish the Jordanians were afraid that an thoughts." Nev....,_ 17, 2 day cruise to Nowhere from $125.00 Egyptian success could lead to a world, the Rothschild name has STORY OF HOLOCAUST ....,.._ lt, 8 days to Nw111 from $325.00 separate peace that would lo ng been synonymous with WASHINGTON - The story Nev ■111ber 2S 8 days to -St. Maarten. Martinique, St. Thomas from jeopardize the chances of a charity, pride, courage and rescue. of the Holocaust, depicted in $430.00 settlement on the status of Where did the poor Jew turn in multi-media, will be presented time of dire need? History has it Jerusalem a nd the West Bank. during the coming college SSJiAIKE April ii7i:' 21.1974'.°9 7.;",:W--:-1:ii;;-i;:e;;;;;;;--. that even if only in his dreams, he Now it is hoped here that the semester in 10 cities housing cried out, " Rothschild! Save me!" time of individual initiatives is major American universities. The St. Thomas Weekender 1 The Rothschild name has also. over. " town and gown" project, to keep (Sept . 28-0ct. 2) (Nov. 9-13) /Jan. 11-15) I The Jordanians a lso hope that been associated over the years vivid the memory of Jewish Bolongo Bay . Hotel on the most Beautiful Beach in St. Thomas. All Rooms· i their reconciliation with Egypt and with historical foresight. During martyrdom, particularly among I with Balcony & Efficiency. Cocktail Party: Transf111 ' 225 plus 10% Service• Syria wi ll prevent a repetitio n of World War II for instance, Baron young persons, is being arranged I such assertions as the one by Philippe de Rothschild, whose by B'nai B'rith through its Hillel President Habib Bourguiba of internationally-famed Mouton has Foundations and adult Jewish just been reclassified a first-growth ! DONOVAN ~~:~-: i Tunisia, who said a few months education program. A S 10,000 ago that Jordan had no basis in wine after nearly 118 years. grant from the World Federation I 205 AIRPORT RD. • WARWICK I hi story and should he forgotten by outwitted the Nazis and kept the of Bergen-Belson Assoiciation, peace-makers in favor of a French Bordeaux wine cellars survivors of the nazi death camp, I · OBI!: 738-7400 I Palestinian nation." from falling into German hands. is helping to finance the project. ·------"·-----•---' 14 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERA LD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1973 The annual res1iva l consecralion ··•· 2 ARRESTED vices will take place al 9 a.m. with Yizkor services al approximately service will begin at 10:30 a.m. on VIENNA - Soviet authorities a psychiatric hospital of former Services 11 :30 a.m. Evening services will Thursday, October 11. During the Gen. Pyotr G. Grigorenko, 66, a a rrested Arkady A. Shpilberg, a (Continued lrom page I) begin al 5 o'clock. evening service on Thursday, a n 35-year-old J ew lrom Riga a nd leader of the civil rights movement offering will be made by the chil kor will be held at noon. After Succos services will be held on ordered the continu ed detention in in the USSR. dren or 1he congregation. Each ] noon services will begin a t I p.m. Wednesday, October 10, al 8 p.m . child will bri ng a small packaged and evening services will be at a nd on Thursday, October 11 at 9 food item which wi ll be placed on 6:30 p.m. a.m. and 6 p.m. the pulpit. All lhe food .collected BEST WISHES TO ALL Ra bbi Irvi n Ungar and Cantor TEMPLE EMANU-EL ·n?IG ~J<:. will be dona ted to the Joseph OUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY Charles Ross a nd Cantor Ernest Providence Ladd School. A Kiddush will be FOR A HAPPY- NEW YEAR Coleman will officiate. Yorn Kippur services at Temple held in the Succah following the i' I'?> I 2,,/ f'1i'/1 7( Succos services wi II be held on Emanu-EI will begin on Friday. services. MR. and MRS. Wednesday a nd Thursday evening, October 5, at 6 p.m. with Kol Children who will be con Oc1ober 10 a nd 11, a t 6: 15 o'clock Nidre a t 6: 15 p.m. Ra bbi Eli A. re P S) )tJr? ELLIOT REVKIN secrated on Thursday, October 11 . and on Thursday a nd Friday Bohnen. Rabbi Joel H . Zaiman a t the 10:30 a.m . services. will be mornings, October 11 a nd 12, at 9 and Rabbi Jack Bloom wi ll con and FAMILY Gail Agronick. Valerie Burdett, .. 3) r,e)Jl-1 o'clock. duct the services together with Lori Cohen. Meredilh Cohen, The children will participate in Cantor Ivan E. Perlman. Cantor Carl Dress, Kenneth Dress, Stacy the services which will be con Kurt Flaschner a nd Cantor M or Garber. Barry Goldman, Lisa f)/( .1,Je e ~1r1) ducted by Cantor Ross in the ton Freeman. ,;,1 CIMA GARAGE Kaplan. Lori Ka plan, Karen Kel sancluary and the Succah. Services on Saturday. October FOREIGN CAR SPECIALISTS ma n and Daniel Konick. 6. will begin al 9 a.m. wi th Sha ALL MAKES OF TEMPLE BETH EL A lso. Richard Lang. Jodi Leh ~ire, re J)J ij Pro, identt charis al 9:45 a. m. ?' ner. Ricky Levin, Steven Medwin. CARS REPAIRED Children·s services will be held Yorn Kippur services will be Gary Perler. Gary Robinson. in four locations al 11 :45 a.m. to .h~Jrl FOREIGN & DOMESTIC held at Temple Beth El starting at Adam Segal. Judith Schreiber, r J(ii' f / [i-,-e, r 6:45 p.m. a nd 9 p.m. on Friday, 12:45 p.m . Lee Stimmel. Laurie Strauss, Yizk or services will be al 5 p.m. 785-0663 October 5. Rabbi William G. Kent Thaler a nd Larry Waldman. 1' J{e ..})/7,.)J.) 1·/f; Braude·s sermon will be on ··Yorn TEMPLE SINA I OFF NIANTIC AVL Kippur"s Range or Meanings."" On Cranston 11 UST JOSEPHINE ST. Saturday. October 6. at 10 a. m. Yorn Kippur services al Temple MR. and MRS. ~ J_f..J.I/j_ I I"5}, -J-e I CRANSTON when Rabbi Leslie Y. Gut1erm an Sinai wi ll begin at 8:30 p.m . on YALE UDIN . A Happy New Year will speak on "Ages and Stages."" Friday. October 5. with the Kol WISH THEIR RELATIVES children"s services will be held at Nidre services. Rabbi Jerome S . AND FRIENDS I :30 p.m. with Rabbi Gullcrman Gurla nd will officiate. A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS HOLIDAY GREETINGS speaking on "The Blemished A children's service will be held NEW YEAR ALART FRAMING & GALLERY LTD. Square." o n Saturday. October 6. al 9 a.m. Music and readings for the day in the sanctuary. Youth services 820 Park Avenue, Cranston will start a t 12: 15 p.m. with a hcr will be held in the lower le ve l at 467-4430 noon services beginning a t 2: 15 10:30 a. m . and adull services wi ll FAY ar1d BOBBY BLOCK, Proprietors with ··Ask the Rabbis·· preceding also be held at 10:30 a.m . with the reading or the scriptures. special readings al 12:45 p.m. Yi zkor services will be held at ··Ask the Rabbi "" will be he ld at HAPPY NEW YEAR 4:40 p.m . Rabbi Gut1crman will I :30 p.m. a nd ahernoon services deliver a sermon on ··The Vision will start al 2:30 p.m . UNITED ST ATES SPORTS CLUBS That Looks Be yond ."" A Young Adult presenlalion Sports, Travel and Leisure Organization Can1or Norm a n Gewirtz a nd will begin a t 3:30 p.m . Yi zkor ser OPEN 10 A.M .·9 .P.M. DA.ILY 888 Reservoir Avenue, Cranston Mrs. Irving T roob. newl y appoint vices wi ll be held al 4:30 p.m. SA TURD.A rs ,o A.M.·1 P.M. 943-3333 ed director or the choir. will be in The observance or Succos wi ll 728-206[) charge or the music. Harvey Mill s1ar1 with the Fa mily Ha rvest of I 6-08 BROAD $T. CU'PmERI.AM>, R.J. man and Samuel Zurier will bl ow fering service on Wednesday. Oc A HAPPY NEW YEAR WAYLAND MANOR the Shofar. tober 10. a t 7 p.m . The festival or Succos will be MEN'S SALON cclebratc-d starting a t 5:45 on Wednesday. October 10 . Morning JOHN and VINCENT worship on Thursday. Oc1ober 11 . will begin at 10 a.m . ARLINE, Manicurist TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL Pro,-idr nce 500 ANGELL STREET PROVIDENCE Auto Truck Rustproofing Yorn Kippur services al Temple & 831-9793 751-7700 Beth Israel will be led by Rabbi 107 PERSHING STREET, EAST PROVIDENCE Jacob Ha ndler a nd Cantor Ka rl S. CALL 434-3090 EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Krill. Services on Friday. October 5. will start at 6 p.m. with Ko l Nidre Happy New Year a t 6:20 p.m . The topic or the s·e r mon will be ·· Belief and Opinion."' CENTRED ALE Rf HOLIDAY GREETINGS Services on Saturday. October 6. will be a t 8:30 a.m. The ser mon. ·•Taking Authority Serious SIGN CO. ly."" wi ll be followed by Yi zkor at DESIGNERS • MANUFACTURERS JET ~ 11 a.m. Services in the ahernoon NEW• USED SERVICE ELECTRIC MOTOR CO. will begin at 4 o'clock. REBUILT The celebrati on or Succos will 13 BUCKLIN AVE. 725-9050 start o n Wednesday, October 10, JOHNSTON, R. 1. REPAIRED· REWOUND 725-0426 at 8: 10 p.m. Services on Thursday, BOUGHT • SOLD 302 loosa11lt 111., P1wllck1I, t. 1. October 11 , will be al 7 a.m. a nd 231-1440 e CONTROLS • TRAN SFORMERS 9:30 a.m. a nd6 p.m. • GEAR MOTORS TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM Providence Rabbi Nathan N . Rosen, Hillel -HAVE A HEALTHY NEW YEAR director a nd Jewish university chaplain emeritus of Brown Uni versity, will be the guest cantor BEST WISHES a nd rabbi for Y om Kippur services Wolfson, Zalkind & Co. a t Temple Beth Sholom. FOR A NEW YEAR Services will begin on Friday, October 5, at 6: 15 p.m. with Kol INVESTMENTS OF PEACE AND PROSPERITY Nidre. Saturday, October 6, Ser vices will be at 9 a.m . . TEMPLE BETH TORAH Albert J. Benharris Cranston Yorn Kippur services at Temple RESIDENT PARTNER Beth Torah will be led by Rabbi Saul Leeman and Cantor Jack 910 Hospital Trust lldg., Provitlenco,R.I. Smith. HIS EXCELLENCY Friday evening services, October 331-6720 5, will begin with Kol Nidre al 6 o'clock. FALL RIVER PROVIDENCE GOVERNOR AND MRS. On Saturday, October 6, ser- NEW YEAR GREETINGS Do you want a good DISCOUNT? PHILIP W. NOEL IF SO CALL 11t . CANADIAN . GENUINE NO. 1 ~ CEDAR PRODUCTS INC. 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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. r973 15 Facts On Intermarriage Shapiro Urges US Housing Question In New York 'Nationalize Oil' May Not Be Unconstitutional Released In CJ F Report NEW YORK - The head of the Labor Zionist Alliance called NEW YORK - Reversing a group of families, most of them NEW YORK The first that parental attitudes, as reported for the " nationalization" by the lower court decision, the United white, from parts of the Lower comprehensive body of facts on by the intermarried, are United States government of States Court of Appeals ruled that East Srde - including 48 Jewish intermarriage among Jews was significantly associated with the American oil companies as a the city had not necessarily families moved from another released by the Council of Jewish presence or absence of "response to the so-called energy violated the constitutional rights of housing project so they could be Federations and Welfare Funds. intermarriage". crisis contrived by the oil blacks and Puerto Ricans by giv closer to their synagogue. The findings are part of the Childhood background, companies." ing preference to Jews for a public Last year, a Federal judge ruled Council's recently concluded similarly, for both categories of The real response to the oil housing project on the Lower East that this move by the city violated three-year National Jewish non-intermarried couples a nd for companies "and their potential for Side. two principles. First, he said that Population Study. intermarried Jewish women raising mischief, and hardship for the But the court stopped short of the city had violated its own regu Prominent among the findings their children as Jewish, show a general population, is to advocate clearing the way for the prospec lation that gives first priority to of the report are: Some 9.2 per majority describing their childhood nationalization of the companies,,. tive Jewish tenants to move into residents within the urban renewal cent of all persons of Jewish origin upbringing as "strongly Jewish". declared Dr. Judah J . Shapiro who the project in the Seward Park area who had been displaced by noy.i married are intermarried; This is in contrast to marriages addressed the national executive Extension Urban Renewal Area. the new construction. Second, he during the 1966-72 period, the involving a Jewish husband and a committee of the LZA here. Instead, it ordered new hearings to said, the city had, in effect, estab proportion of Jewish persons non-Jewish wile in which the Speaking to Labor Zionist resolve points of factual dispute. lished religious criteria by assign intermarrying, in continuation of a upbringing is rarely described as leaders from throughout the U.S. The complicated ruling was a ing the Jewish families to an area recent spiral, was much greater "strongly Jewish" . and Canada. Dr. Shapiro said. "it limited victory for the City Hous closer to their house of worship. than in earlier periods - 31. 7 per In its data relating Jewish has been charged that the energy ing Authority, which operates pub The decision by Judge Marvin cent of Jews who married during identity in c hildhood with c ri sis is no more than a lic housi ng here, and a group of E. Frankel was upheld in February that recent span chose a non marriage within the Jewish group, contrivance of the oil com pa nies residents, most of them Jewish, by District Judge Morris E. Las Jewish mate. Intermarriage rates the report further notes th at the to obtain greater profits and to whom the ci ty assigned to the ker. In the recent decision it was in the report cover the periods chances for intermarriage are distract the public fr om the project over the protests of blacks reversed a nd remanded to a lower from 1900 to 1972. greatest for th ose who cann ot investigation of its price-fixing and Puerto Ricans claiming prior court for further proceedings by A large majority of intermarried clearly describe their upbringing. techniques.·· ity for themselves. Circuit Judges Walter R. Mans couples are bringing up their The findings "suggest that any Advocating federal At issue in the court dispute was field. who wrote the opinion. children and educating them as kind of Jewish identity clearly nati onali za ti on or American oil the city"s goal for the completed Paul R. Hays and William Hughes Jewish. This is particularly true of defined, even ii toward the companies. Dr. Shapiro said that Seward Park project containing Mulligan. Jewish women who have non moderate or ·negati ve side of the .. others are nationalizing the oi l 360 apartments of filling it hal l The ruling agreed with the city's Jewish husbands. spectrum. is somewhat less likely and we should be seeking to bring with black a nd Puerto Rican ten contenti on that its regulation giv Major intermarriage patterns to be related to intermarriage than sellers and the distributors of oil ants and hall with whites. ing priority to displaced residents revealed by the CJ F report are as a state of doubtful reflecti on on under the strictest United States To this end. the city moved last was superseded in this case. by an follows: About twice as many Jewish upbringi ng". government controls.·· year to assign 17 1 apartments to a obli gation to maintain a racial bal Jewish men marry non-Jewish Synagogue, Community Co ntinuing. he asserted : ance in the project. women compared with Jewish Participation --Punishment or Standard Oil or women who marry non-Jewish The correlations on religious California and Mobil Oil by the husband s. About one-fourth of the a ttitudes and sy nagogue a nd destruction of a few thousand General Federation Elections initi a lly non-Jewis h women temple participation show that credit cards and at best a limited reported conversion to Judaism. while a belief in the Jewish boycott. is nothing compared to Hurt Mrs. Meir's Labor Party Few non-Jewish hu sbands of rel igio n is more preva lent among the introduction of legislation in TEL AV IV Premier Golda less than the clear majority it has Jewish women converted. But Jews who marry within the the U.S. Congress which would Meir's governing Labor party lost had in the governing and executive without forma l conversion. nearly religion. thi s belief is widely define oil as a national concern about -1 percentage points in bodies. However. Labor remains hall of marriage partners who professed, both in intermarried and its supply supervised by strict recent ele ctions for the General firmly in control because ri va l were non-Jewish prior to marriage and non-intermarried households. federal controls. Israel is not an parties to the rig ht or left do not subsequently identify as Jewish. and that both groups share a issue in this non·cxi stent energy Fc"