Soviet Envoy,
Eshkol Confer

JERUSALEM (JTA) — Soviet
Ambassador Dimitri Chuvakhin
called on Premier Levi Eshkol for
what was reliably reported as an
"important conference," held at
the ambassador's request.
It was understood that the So-
viet envoy wished to explain to
the premier that the Soviet
Union's decision to resume large-
scale aid to the new Syrian regime
should not affect the improvement
in Russian-Israeli relations. It was
also understood that during his
forthcoming visit to Egypt, Soviet
Premier Kosygin will use his in-
fluence with President Nasser to
trY to reinforce peace in the
Middle East.
Political sources stressed the
importance of the Chuvakhin-Esh-
kol_ meeting as indicating that the
Soviet Union appreciated Israel's
desire to improve relations with
the USSR. It was also noted here
that during a dinner in the Krem-
lin tendered to Syrian President
Yousuf Zain, Premier Kosygin de-
parted from previous practice by
avoiding mention of Israel and
calling for world peace and
regional peace.
It was believed that the Soviet
envoy and Premier Eshkol review-
ed economic ties between Israel
and the Soviet Union and that
they agreed to seek ways to fur-
ther expand trade_ relations.

Einstein Medical College Sets $120,000,000 Development French Resume
NEW YORK (JTA) — Albert original capitalization when the The area of greatest immediate
Einstein College of Medicine an- medical school was launched in need, Weiler said, is the training Motor Exports
nounced plans for a $120,000,000 1955.
of more physicians, scientists and Pact With Israel
development program over the
Weiler, outlining the 10-year un- health personnel. Pointing out that

next ten years for increased stu-
dent enrollment, construction of
new facilities and broader partici-
pation in community health care
activities. Announcement of the
new program was made by Jack
D. Weiler, chairman of the col
lege's board of overseers, Dr. Sam-
uel Belkin, president of Yeshiva
University, and Dr. Marcus D.
Kogel, dean of the medical school.
Dr. Belkin said the ten - year
program was being launched "in
anticipation of major developments
and growing national needs in
medical education, research and
patient care by 1976." He noted
that the new programs represent-
ed a 400 per cent increase over the

Israel's Present

By DAVID SCHWARTZ

(Copyright, 1966, JTA, Inc.)

dertaking, declared that the col-
lege's new programs were designed
as a "positive response to national
health needs for the coming dec-
ade, as so eloquently put by the
President in his health messages."

the ratio of physicians to the popu-
lation is lower today than in 1900,
he announced that the college
would increase its enrollment be-
ginning September 1967 from 96 to
120 per class. The program also
calls for the establishment of a
$30,000,000 special fund to sustain
U.S., British, French Firms the chairs of 60 key professors and
Offer to Finish Dead Sea for other projects.

Project Rejected by Kaiser

TEL AVIV (JTA) — Three con
tractors — British, French and
American — have submitted bids
offering to complete the Dead Sea
dikes in accordance with the ori-
ginal specifications which the
Kaiser Engineering Co. of the Uni-
ted States, has declared "unwork-
able," it was announced at Sodom
Monday by Maj. Gen. Mordechai
Makleff, general manager of the
Dead Sea Works.
The Kaiser firm notified the
Dead Sea Works several -weeks ago
that it cannot complete the job,
due to the specifications laid down
by the Dead Sea Works. Kaiser had
threatened to sue the Israeli com-
pany for $25,000,000, which, it
claims, it had spent in connection
with the project. Gen. Makleff said
that no decision has as yet been
made by his firm regarding the
new bids.
Kaiser warned the Dead Sea
Works Tuesday that it would op :.
pose by all legal means any
attempt by the Dead Sea Works to
expel Kaiser workers from the
works site in Sodom or to seize
$15,000,000 worth of Kaiser equip-
ment there.
The American firm withdrew on
grounds that some specifications
for its contract with the Dead Sea
Works were technically impossible.
Both companies have made threats
of damage suits. In its warning
Tuesday, Kaiser said it would hold
the Dead Sea Works "liable and
responsible for all costs, losses,
expenses and damage incurred
and suffered by us already and
which may be incurred in the
future by your actions."
Three American insurance firms
which underwrote a $6,000,000
guarantee to assure completion of
the dam informed the Dead Sea
Works they would not accept the
claim of the Israeli firm that the
Kaiser Engineering Company had
broken its contract on the project.
The three American firms claim-
ed, in their refusal, that Kaiser had
not broken the contract. The policy
covered failure to complete the
dam either for technical reasons
or because the contractor failed to
fulfill the contract. The Israeli
firm reportedly was considering
whether to sue the insurance firms,
to obtain the $6,000,000.

Jewish Congress Lauded
for Tax Payoff

NEW YORK (JTA)—The Ameri-
can Jewish Congress was praised
by the New York Times for giving
a check for $1,200 to Mayor John
V. Lindsay representing 10 per-
cent-of the real estate tax on the
organization's headquarters before
it became the Stephen Wise Con-
gress House and thus tax exempt.
The editorial noted that the or-
ganization's treasurer, Frank
Abrams, had declared that the
Congress believed strongly "that
religious, educational and other
tax exempt institutions in a posi-
tion to do so have a great moral
obligation to give voluntarily of
their resources to support the
needs of the community at large."
The editorial said that perhaps
other groups which benefited from
city services and city tax exemp-
tion "will be moved to come for-
ward."

JERUSALEM (JTA) — The Min-
istry of Transport announced here
that the agreement between Israel
and the Renault Motor Company,
of France, calling for resumption
of Renault's car exports to this
country, have been officially final-
ized. Renault had bowed out of the
Israel market seven years ago, in
response to demands by the Arab
League boycott office, but announ-
ced in the last year that it is ready
to trade with Israel again.
Renault exports will start again
in June, the Ministry stated. The
French firm had agreed, under
the new pact, to buy from Israeli
producers auto parts costing at
least 10 per cent of the value of
its exports to Israel.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 29, 1966-15

Custom is reversed this year.
On the occasion of Israel's birth-
day this year, Israel was giving a
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present to America, instead of re-
for the Finest Selection of
ceiving one.
Pinhas Sapir, Israel's minister
of finance, has arrived with a
check for $30,000,000 for the holders
in The Country
of the first issue of Israel Bonds,
marking the final redemption of
$60 to $110 Values
that issue.
Sapir is an Israeli, originally
$3950
from Poland. I can't help thinking
State Dept. Official
of another Polish Jew who helped
$4950
Meets With Premier
sell bonds—Haym Salomon.
JERUSALEM (JTA) -- Ray-
New JLC Rightist Expose
Robert Morris, superintendent of
mond Hare, U.S. assistant secre- finance during the American Revo-
$5950
The Jewish Labor Committee
tary of state for near Eastern af- lution, mentions Salomon in his
has announced that it is distribut-
fairs, held two separate meetings diary more than any other man.
ing a new flyer which reports that
here Sunday with Prime Minister He relied on him chiefly to dispose
Coordinate Your Wardrobe
more than 10,700 programs are
Levi Eshkol and with Foreign of American bonds abroad.
being broadcast each week in more
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Minister Abba Eban. He, stopped
The British later caught Salo-
than 1,000 communities by right-
Complete Selection
here fora 24-hour visit after at- mon and to tantalize him the
wing extremists.
tending meetings of Middle East more, since he was a pious Jew,
$20 to $35 Value
"They're Playing for Keeps"
envoys for the United States at the only meat they gave him
presents the political implications
Ankara.
was pork.
of rightist activity and charges
$14.50 $17.50
At both sessions here, it was
A descendant of Salomon, the
that their aim is to take over
reported, the high official of the late S. S. Menken, president of
Congress: "The Birchers would
U.S. Department of State informed the American Defense Society,
destroy what it has taken years
himself about Israel's views re- once told me that it was Salo-
to build. The extremist John Birch
garding a number of Middle East mon who advised Washington to
Society is taking a $12 million
developments. No specific issues launch his attack on the Hes-
gamble on the crucial 1966 con-_
Fine Clothes for Over
sians
at
Trenton
on Christmas
were discussed and neither side
gressional elections."
30 Years
had any concrete proposals to Day, figuring that the Germans
The publication was developed
place before the other. Each of would then be "shikor" with
15200 W. Seven Mile
And made available by the AFL-
3 Blocks East of Greenfield
Yule spirits. So maybe if they
the meetings lasted an hour.
CIO committee on political educa-
Corner Sussex
Hare left here late Sunday made him eat pork, he later
tion. Copies can be obtained free
OPEN DAILY 9 to 6
by request to the Jewish Labor
afternoon via the Mandelbaum made them eat crow. Whether
Mon. & Thurs. 9 to 9
Gate for Jordan, where he was this is true or not, I cannot
Committee, 25 E. 78th St., New
SUNDAY 11 to 4
York, or to local JLC field offices.
scheduled to meet with the say, but there is evidence that
the
Americans
did
consult
Salo-
Jordanian Prime and Foreign
Ministers and, possibly, with King mon in the matter of dealing
Hussein. He was expected to with the Hessians, since Salo-
spend 24 hours in Jordan, whence mon could speak German and
he would go to Beirut, capital of could therefore deal with the
Hessians better.
Couple or single woman as full time house parents to
Lebanon.
We get some idea of what kind of
supervise
agency home for young girls. Good salary, fine
man Salomon was from a letter of
Israel's Atomic
living
accommodations,
vacation and other fringe benefits.
James Madison when the latter
Expert Criticizes
was hard pressed for funds. Madi-
CALL DAVID GOLDBERG
son wrote he could get the money
Government Policy
JERUSALEM ( J T A ) — Prof, from Salomon, but disliked to, be-
JEWISH
FAMILY
AND CHILDREN'S SERVICE
To believe your awn thought,
Ernest Bergman, who resigned as cause Salomon wouldn't take any to believe that what is true for-
chairman of Israel's Atomic interest from him. Salomon insist- you in your private heart is true
Energy Commission in a policy dis- ed that interest should be exacted for all men—that is genius.
pute, criticized the government for only when the borrowers use the
—Ralph Waldo Emerson (1841)
"failure to understand the prob- money for business purposes.
Finances were of course a great
lem."
Writing in "New Look," the pub- problem to early America. Frank-
lication of former Premier David lin was sent to France to solicit
Ben-Gurion's dissident Israel assistance and John Adams got
Workers Party (Rafi), Prof Berg- Dutch assistance.
We in America look back to 1776
man warned that, if Israel did not
continue its scientific efforts, the "when the shot was heard around
Arab countries would, within two the world."
When the Israelis took up their
generations, bridge the scientific
The confidence you have placed in me as a friend
gap seperating them from Israel. battle 18 years ago, another shot
and as a life insurance agent has enabled me to
was heard around the world. The
place in force more than One Million Dollars of
Israel Minister Says
whole world looked on with won-
life insurance.
der as 500,000 challenged 40,-
Country Suffers From
000,000.
`Concealed Unemployment'
During 1965 it was my privilege to serve personal
To think of the Israeli struggle as
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Finance
and business insurance needs of the community —
Minister Pinhas Sapir declared simply a Middle Eastern local fight
thereby providing a much greater degree of financial
here that Israel was suffering from is to fail to comprehend it.
security for the present as well as the future.
The Mufti was the brother in
"concealed unemployment" in that
10 per cent of Israel's labor force spirit, the staunch ally of Hitler,
It is my sincere desire to provide effective counsel-.
— 90,000 workers — was "redun- and the rising of Israel was the
ing to both present and future clients in the years
dant." The term was used to in- climax to the entire struggle
to come.
dicate employes either doing work against the darkness of Nazi bar-
duplicated by other workers, or barism.
doing little work in their jobs.
Have you seen pictures of the
Calling for more manpower little children with hands up? The
streamlining and rationalization, he German officers at their side stand-
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Representing
Israel's burden of costs was to get the little children if they put their
rid of such unemployment by put- hands down?
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