Talmud Study Circle in Japan
Israel's Popular
Basketball Stars
Coming to U.S.
By JESSE SILVER
(Copyright. 1966, JTA, Inc.)
Formation of a new Hevra Shas-Talmud Study Circle in Tokyo
by Jewish Army Chaplain Seymour Moskowitz (third from left), was
announced by the Jewish Welfare Board commission on Jewish
chaplaincy. Participations ready to start their first weekly study
session are (from left) Rabbi Hiroshi Okimoto, Japanese rabbi
trained in the United States and now teaching Judaism in Tokyo;
Jewish Navy Chaplain David S. Goldstein; Chaplain Moskowitz and
Rabbi Reuben Dobin of Lawrence, N.Y., who is visiting Japan.
New Advances Due for Israel in Areas
of Electric Power and Atomic Energy
NEW YORK (JTA)—An Ameri- director of the scientific depart-
can corporation has combined with ment of Israel's ministry of de-
the Israel Atomic Energy Commis- fense. The firm was not named.
sion to establish in Israel a new
Dr. Bergmann made the dis-
firm for the purpose of jointly ex- closure at the closing session of
ploring atomic energy in Israel, it a two-day conference on science
was announced here Sunday by and technology in Israel and the
the former chairman of Israel's Middle East sponsored by the
AEC.
Am e r i c an Technion Society,
The announcement was made by which was attended by 650 sci-
Dr. Ernst Bergmann, who was not entists, engineers and indus-
only Israel's Atomic Energy Com- trialists.
mission head but also, for 18 years,
Dr. Bergmann said that the new
corporation in Israel, known as
Isorad, would exploit atomic
energy in such areas as food pre-
paration, sterilization of surgical
equipment and other problems of
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special interest to small countries.
He warned advanced countries to
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Israel's best, its national basket-
ball team, will open a five-game
tour of the United States at New
York's Madison S q u a r e Garden
Nov. 19. Its star is 6-8 Tanhum
Cohen-Mintz, Israel's greatest ath-
lete. Cohen-Mintz has been named
"Israel Athlete of the Year" four
times. After the U.S. visit, the Is-
raelis will fly to Bangkok, Thai-
land, to participate in the Fifth
Asian Games.
The national basketball team has
always been a source of pride for
Israel. In 1965 they placed sixth at
the European Championships in
Moscow, and Cohen-Mintz made the
all-star team. This summer the
squad defeated two American col-
lege clubs, the NCAA finalist, Ken-
tucky, 81-76, and Georgetown Col-
lege of Kentucky 83-81. The vic-
tories give Israel a valid claim to
the basketball championship of the
State of Kentucky, with possible
objections from Louisville Univer-
sity and Western Kentucky U.
ABC Freight Forwarders, coach
ed by former pro star Max Zaslof-
sky, will be Israel's first opponent
at the Garden. The contest will be
a preliminary to the National Bas-
ketball Association Knick-Chicago
game. All the other games on the
tour will likewise be prelims to
NBA games.
The rest of the itinerary includes
Boston, Celtics-St. Louis; Philadel-
phia, 76ers-San Francisco; and Los
Angeles, Lakers-St. Louis. A fifth
game may be played in Cincinnati
Nov. 30.
This will be the second visit to
the United States for the Israel
National Team. The first was in
1957 when the Israelis compiled a
4-3 record. Then, as now, the in-
vitation was extended by the Ama-
teur Athletic Union under the spon-
sorship of the U.S. Committee
Sports for Israel.
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Defense is the big story of the
college football campaign, at least
for the Jewish players. Al Claman
of UCLA must be the smallest de-
fensive tackle on a nationally
ranked team. Claman, a junior
from Los Angeles, is just 5-10, 193
pounds. He makes up for his lack
of size with quickness and deter-
mination.
Mike Blatt, a junior from Key
West, Fla., makes the coaches at
Florida State smile. Blatt, a line-
backer, was outstanding in the
Seminoles' first two games. The
5-11, 203-pounder, won the weekly
"Savage Award" following the 21-
13 loss to Houston. The award is
given for the top defensive job by
a Florida State player. In the Miami
upset Blatt led his team with 10
tackles.
Florida State's other Jewish per-
former is sophomore guard Harvey
Zion from Atlanta.
The Seminoles also list two grad-
uate assistant coaches in Louis
Engleburg and Steve Goldman.
Bernie Yaffa, who starred for
Miami of Florida last year as
guard, is helping coach the Hur-
ricane frosh team.
Only Jewish player at Georgia
is defensive tackle Paul Hand-
macher from Atlanta.
Resurgent Temple is beating the
drums for defensive end Mike
Stromberg. Stromberg, a senior, is
considered one of the top defensive
men in the East.
Backing up the line at Princeton
is senior Ron Grossman, from Mt.
Carmel, Pa. A second-strong defen-
sive t a c k l e is sophomore Dick
Sandler from Levittown, N.Y.
Trying to hold the fort at Colum-
bia are linebacker Arnold Felsen-
feld and defensive back Dave Kof-
fler.
Belgian Jewry
The Jewish community of Bel-
gium, which dates back to the
4th Century, numbers 40,000 per-
sons, about half of whom live in
Brussels.
We are never deceived; we de-
ceive ourselves. —Goethe
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, November 11, 1966-31
Engineer Offers to Study Substitute Canal for Suez
TEL AVIV (JTA ) — Meir Batz, a that amount Sept. 7 for a prelim-
Beersheba engineer, offered to sur- inary feasibility study of such a
vey the possibility of an Ashdod- canal, which has been under dis-
Eilat canal, as a substitute for the cussion for some time. Construction
Suez Canal. for a fee of 100,000
pounds ($33,000). He made the pro- costs for such a 200-mile canal has
posal to Labor Minister Yigal Al- been estimated at around $3,000,-
lon, who promised a careful study 000,000. No action is considered
of the proposal.
likely during Israel's current aus-
The finance ministry allocated terity and retrenchment effort.
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