Beersheba Headed for Vital Role in Israel's Progress
After three years of develop-
ment, Beersheba, an oasis in the
desert in ancient days, is becbm-
ing one of Israel's leading . cities.
According to Kennett Love,
New York Times correspondent
in Israel, Beersheba, the virtual
capital of the Negev, has reached
as population of 20,000, most of it
in the past three years.
The influx of new residents,
anti-Semi-tie remark and, under
Court Ousts Anti go- Yaffe
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BERLIN (JTA)—A local court the circumstances, the Jewish
"wording to Peretz Trite!, chief
neighborhood units, each possess- has ordered a German woman landlord, Mrs. Betty Klemperer,
of the Beersheba office of the
ing schools, medical afcilities and tenant to vacate her apartment, of Cleveland, could not be ex-
a long-term lease notwithstand- pected to continue the relation-
Government Town Planning a shopping center.
Department, has exceeded the
Already, two of these units ing, because she had made an ship.
planning schedule, with result- have been completed and occu-
ant hikes in rents and some pied, with a third under construc-
commodities. A population ceil- tion. The old Arab town will be
ing of 50,000 has been set, Tri- renovated as a fourth, and the
tel said.
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last will be linked with small
To accommodate its new citi- farm plots.
zens, Beersheba will , have five
Industry, which has boomed
since the construction of the road
to Elath, will include a glass fac-
tory, paper mill, meat packing
Styles by Irving
plant (if cattle' raising at - Sde
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facturing plants for cotton goods.
Beersheba draws crowds
from many new settlements in
the Negev for its cultural pro-
grams, which include plays,
,
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concerts, lectures and motion
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pictures.
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There are no Arabs in Beer-
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men come to the market each
week from their land to the south
of town. Only recently, the gov-
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Notable children's books pub-
lished in 20 foreign countries, in-
cluding five published in Israel,
make up the new exhibit en-
titled "International Children's
Books" now on view at the De-
troit Public Library, 5201 Wood-
1 - 5 ward, at Kirby.
Over 100 story and textbooks
for children were selected from
CI those displayed at the Annual
Book Fair in Washington, D.C.,
under the sponsorship of the
Washington Post and the Smith-
sonian Institute. National dolls
lent by members of the Interna-
tional Institute are displayed
along with the books.
Five of the books came from
Israel, representing the best
work of authors, illustrators, and
publishers of children's books in
that country. These include
"Gani-Gani" (Let Us Play in
Israel), a popular series of
stories, games, and lessons, writ-
ten by Levin Kipnis and Yemima
Tchernovitz and illustrated by Isa
Hershkovitz.
Two stories of Hans Christian
Andersen, "The Ugly Duckling
and Torn Thumb," feature full-
page water-color drawings, as
does "Stories of Magic."
"International C h i 1 cl•r e n s
Books" will be displayed' in the
second floor exhibit gallery at
Main Library through Sept. 22.
American editions of many of the
books can be borrowed from the
children's room on the first floor
of library.
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Rabbi Ahron Opher, president
of the Chicago division of the
American Jewish Congr es s,
stated: "Incredible as it sounds,
it is a fact that residents of Chi-
cago are too often denied emer-
gency treatment in some hos-
pitals because they belong to cer-
tain races or denominations.
There have been cases where the
delay in causing the patient to
be taken to a more distant hos-
pital proved fatal."
Rabbi Opher also called atten-
tion to the fact that the present
Illinois Statute does not outlaw
discrimination based on race,
creed or color in cases of emer-
gencies caused by illness. "The
present Illinois statute dealing
with emergency medical treat-
ment requires hospitals to give
such treatment only in the case
of accident or injury," he pointed
out.
42 — DETROITJEWISH NEWS
, Friday, September 16, 1955
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Chicago Asked to Prohibit
Discrimination in Hospitals
CHICAGO, (JTA) — The Chi-
cago City CoUncil was asked by
the American Jewish Congress to
pass a pending ordinance to pro-
hibit discriminatory admission_
practices of hospitals here. The
pending ordinance amends the
City Code governing hospitals
and prohibits bias by hospitals in
the admission or equality of care
of the use of the hospital's facili-
ties to any person because of
race; creed, color, national origin
or ancestry.
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