New Staff Members Join
Jewish Family Child Service
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Cost of Sinai War Set at $194,000,000
Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News
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JERUSALEM •— The Sinai
campaign last year cost Israel
350,000,000 pounds ($194,000,-
000), Finance Minister Levi
Eshkol announced in Parlia-
ment Tuesday night, in an ad-
dress accompanying his submis-
sion of supplementary budget
of 39,000,000 pounds for this
year. This is the first official
disclosure of the cost of the
whirlwind week-long campaign
to Israel.
The Sinai drive also cost Is-
rael additional foreign currency
expenditures of $60,000,000.
Some of the increased costs
were covered by new taxation,
postponement in the repayment
of certain indebtedness and
floating of new bank loans.
This contributed to the infla-
tionary pressures on Israel's
economy, Eshkol said. But de-
spite these pressures, the Fi-
nance Minister predicted 1957
will go down in history as a
year of progress and prosperity
for Israel.
Exports were up 30 percent
during the first 10 months of
the year, though a correspond-
ing jump in imports prevented
a decrease in the trade deficit.
Industrial production rose 12
per cent and agricultural pro-
duction by 10 per cent, while
building starts rose 25 per cent
over last year. The accretion
of 76,000 immigrants and a nat-
ural increase of 42,000 births
over deaths contributed to a
6.5 percent boost in population,
the Minister reported.
BEL-AIRS
Israel Police Minister to Speak
at Women's Division Bond Event
Capt. Victoria Nasim, Assist-
ant Superintendent of Police in
the Israel Ministry of Police,
appear at Rainbow Terrace
Top row, left to right, Fred Nezdropa, Elliott Rubin, will
at 1 p.m., Thursday, to address
Harold Probert; bottom, Margot KohIs, Mrs. Clarice Rioux the Women's Division for State
and Mrs. Selma Cohen, new staff members of the Jewish Fam-
of Israel Bonds, announces Mrs.
ily and Children's Service.
Max Stollman, chairman of the
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day.
New staff promotions at the Service were announced re-
Born and raised in Baghdad,
Jewish Family and Children's cently by the agency's presi- the capital of Iraq, Miss Nasim
dent, Milford Pregerson. The studied social sciences in Eng-
promotions include that of
Rose Kaplan, family service su-
DEALING
pervisor, to director of the
IN FULL
agency's casework, and David
Goldberg to child placement
SWING ON THE supervisor.
NEW 1958
New staff members of the
family and child service are
PLYMOUTH -
Elliott Rubin, of Windsor, Can.,
DESOTO
and Mrs. Clarice Rioux, case-
workers; Fred Nezdropa, on
leave from the Detroit Police
Dept., Harold Probert, on leave
from the Portland, Ore. wel-
fare department, and Margot
Kohls, a graduate of the Haifa
and Jerusalem schools of so-
cial work, field workers; Mrs.
Selma Cohen and Gloria Sher,
WORLD'S LARGEST
of London, Eng., clerical
workers.
Rated among the top case-
work agenbies in the country,
CAPT. VICTORIA NASIM
the JFCS provides services in
the area of family care and land. In 1952, recognizing the
DEALER
child placement. The -agency is challettge represented by the in-
supported by the Torch Drive gathering- of the exiles and
er
and the Jewish Welfare Feder- especially the unprecedented
ation.
mass migration of Near East-
ern Jews, she went to Israel
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Turover Society, Auxiliary to work and live.
CONVENIENT
Her work earned Capt. Nasim
to Sponsor Dinner Party
LOCATIONS
a scholarship for advanced stud-
A dinner at 6 p.m., Saturday, ies in the United States, grant-
so 3000 FENKELL
will be held by the Turover Aid ed by the National Council of
East of Livernuis
Society and auxiliary at the Jewish Women. After winning
• 7 MILE ROAD
Turover Temple, 12129 Dexter. a master's degree at Tulane
Just East of James Couzens
University in New Orleans in
Proceeds will go to , charity.
• WOODWARD AT LOTHROP
Friends of members are in- 1956, she returned to Israel to
One Blk. N. of Grand Blvd.
begin work in a new field.
vited.
Captain Nasim has a twenty-
one-year-old son who is now
studying engineering at the
Technion. He has served as an
officer in the Israel Army and
saw combat in the Sinai cam-
Memorandum from:
paign last winter.
In addition to addressing the
Irwin Green
group on Nov. 21, Capt. Nasim
will participate with Mrs. Max
a
Stollman, national sponsor
a. Jolla's. 04
chairman, in the presentation
Iteeteit if044 eie
of 1957 National Sponsor pins.
While visiting • in Detroit,
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Capt. Nasim will meet with
Rabbi Joshua Sperka, prison
chaplain, and Albert Shapiro,
Superintendent of D e t r o i t
House of Correction. They will
join Capt. Nasim in a tour of
the penal institution at Pontiac.
In the evening, Capt. Nasim
will meet with other penal offi-
cials and criminologists from
Wayne University.
Reservations can be made by
calling the Israel Bond Office,
WO. 2-5091. There is no admis-
sion charge. -
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