Israel Education
Fund Conference
Convened by UJA

Friday, September 1 8, 1964--5
THE DETROIT JEWISH 'NEWS

Increased Israel Exports Foretold at U.S. hi

SAN FRANCISCO (JTA) —
Israel expects to Increase its ex-
ports to the United States for 1964
to beteen $53- and $55,000,000,
Pinhis Sapir, Israel's minister of
finance, commerce and industry,
announced here.
That figure will compare to $47,-
000,000 in Israeli exports to the

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the conference, which will initiate
the Israeli Education Fund to com-
bat the threat, include William
Avrunin and Max M. Fisher.
Dr. Harold B. Gores, president
of Education Facilities Laboratories,
Ford Foundation, will report to the United States in 1963. Despite this
conference on a UJA Mission to increase, however, Sapir said that
Israel in which he participated last the trade gap between Israel and
spring with other prominent Am- the rest of the world is still the
erican educators, to study the prob- "most burdening economic prob-
lem at first hand. His colleagues lem" facing Israel today.
By comparison with Israel's ex-
included Commissioner Charles J.
Bewley, former member of the ports to the United States, Israel
Board of Education, New York City; imports from the United States are
Dr. William Jansen, former Super- still about four times as high.
Sapir was the principal speaker
intendent of Schools in New York
City, and Dr. Howard Wilson, 'here at Israel Day ceremonies held
Dean of the School of Education in conjunction with the 10-day
of the University of California in United States World Trade Fair
which opened at the Civic Auditor-
Los Angeles.
Joseph Meyerhoff of Baltimore, ium to run through Sunday. Israel
UJA's general chairman, will pre- has one of the largest pavilions at
side as chairman of the conference. the Trade Fair, where 21 other
Highlighting the opening dinner countries are displaying their
session will be an address by Abba wares.
Eban, the Deputy Prime Minister
Against the backgr ound of
of Education in Israel. The fea- Israel's colorful exhibit, 300 lead-
tured speaker at the closing ses ers in general, civic, business and
sion on Friday will be Francis Jewish life from California gather- •
Keppel, United States Commis- ed to participate in the Israel Day
sioner of Education. Edward M. M. ceremony.
Warburg, member of the New York
The San Francisco group was
Board of Regents will open the h. acted by Mayor John F. Shelly,
luncheon meeting.
Charles Snitow, president of the
The Israel Education Fund pro- fair, members of the foreign con-
gram, based on recommendations sulate staffs on the West Coast and
made bythe mission of American leaders of trade and commerce.
educators, will be presented by Leaders of various Jewish organi-
Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman, execu- zations including the local federa-
tive vice chairman of the United tion, United Jewish Appeal and
Jewish Appeal. .
Israel Bonds were among the
Details of a multimillion dol-
lar, five-year plan. designed to
meet Israel's - current and critical Germany to Compensate
education needs, will be an- Heirs of DP Boat Victims
nounced. They will include provi-
KARLSRUHE ( JTA)—The West
sion for additional major high
school construction, student and German Federal High Court
handed down a decision ruling that
teacher-training scholarships and
the heirs and families of the thou-
cultural enrichMent programs.
Members of the mission will sands of Jewish refugees who were
take part in a panel discussion lost when the British transport
on Friday morning. Dr. Hanoch ship Arandora Star was sunk by a
Rinot, Israel's director general of German U-boat in July 1940, are
the Ministry of Education and Cul- entitled to compensation in ac-
ture, and Eliezer Shrnueli, director cordance with the federal compen
of secondary education in Israel, sation law.
Most of the Jewish refugees
will complete the panel.
were men who had been separated
The rose is sweetest with morn- from their families and were on
ing dew. And love is qoveliest their way to Canada when the ship
when embalm'd in tears--Walter was torpedoed. All of the ship's
passengers were lost.
Scott.

So successful has the Isr 1 ex-
hibit been here that the Israeli
trade officials announced t ey will
move it in to next month 3 to the
Texas State Fair in Dana , which
viewed the Israel exhibit and the is one of- the most important state
total attendance is expected to be fairs in the United States.
well over 300,000.
Observers noted that Israel

guests of honor at the ceremonies.
Israel's pavilion at the fair is
not only among the largest but
also among the most popular. So
far, since the opening of the fair,
an estimated 60,000 people have

Among those viewing the Israel shared honors at the trade fair
exhibit and evaluating some of the here with one of 'its closest allies,
products in detail are heads of France. France Day was celebrated
trade organizations, large commer- at the fair while Israel Day was
cial combines on the West Coast still in progress with a fashion
and department stores. Many thou- show and other colorful events.

sands of viewers representing the
general public have similarly
shown great interest in some
Israeli products.
Among the products that seem

to interest both commercial inter-
ests and the general public are

Israeli fashion s, flower bulbs,
foods, stamps and coins, giftware
and a new Israeli Sabra sports car.
That car, a sports model, is to sell
at approximately $3,200 on the
West Coast.
Pointing out that the United
States is Israel's largest supplier
and that, in 1963, Israel bought
more than $184,000 worth of goods
and materials in the United States.
Sapir said that the figure will be
"considerably higher" this year.
`Now," he said, "we are not la-
menting this fact. I n d e e d, you
have very good products and we

have close economic ties with your
great nation. Still the ratio be-
tween our two countries is about
4 to 1 in your favor. We believe
that the answer is not to buy less
here, but to sell you more. We
feel that we can and should sell
more."

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