Shazar Gets ZOA Award; Torczyner Re-Elected; More Immigration Urged JERUSALEM (JTA) — Israel's army is, "man for man, as good as the best armies and soldiers in the world, and can manage against any volunteers who may come to the region," Brigadier Ezer Weizmann, head of the gen- eral staff headquarters of the Is- raeli defense forces, declared in an address to the 1,000 delegates to the 70th jubilee convention of the Zionist Organization of Amer- ica. He said that Israel's strategic position "was never as good as it is today, and no Arab army in the foreseeable future could manage to expel Israel from its present posi- tions. The only major drawback in our present situation is the lack of large-scale Jewish immigration from the Western world — a situ- ation which must find an early remedy." In one of a number of resolu- tions adopted by the convention, the ZOA urged the United States government to restore the arms balances in the Middle East re- gion which, the measure stated, "is rapidly deteriorating in favor of the Arabs through the inflow of large quantities of Russian arms." The American Zionists also 2eue2ent 4elpeci , /al tince-honmed haddi,w, with plane/ fort rn 05e4 hinorphani deliae:ance, `1te Conca do/eel:#:41 nta:Zs .2)ays was the diligh Canto* .11eide41 iffalcunood and Cconpasel. Condncloz Shokion Sec-undo. firs 9lovzion4 eonavid 9nle4national Crain Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur Services oct 41-14, 1967 DIETARY SUPERVISION BY RABBI JOSEPH WEINTROBE C ONCORD THE WORLD'S FOREMOST RESORT HOTEL KIAMESHA LAKE, NEW YORK. HOTEL TEL: 914,794 - 4000 OR YOUR TRAVEL AGENT Friday, August 4, 1967-13 CJFWF Is Urging THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Barter in National Hebrew University Scientists Develop New Tomato JERUSALEM—Scientists of the Dr. Kedar, the new tomato fruit, and oblong in shape, may Anti-Poverty War Hebrew University's faculty of ag- smaller be easily harvested by a new U.S.- pledged themselves to continue to demand that direct negotiations be held between Israel and the Arab WASHINGTON (JTA) — The states "as the only means toward Council of Jewish Federations and a lasting peace." Other resolutions Welfare Funds has submitted to House and Senate committees a series of proposals designed to strengthen the effectiveness of the nation's multibillion-dollar anti- poverty program. The statement was delivered to the House Educa- tion and Labor Committee and the Senate Subcommittee on Manpower on July 14 and made public last week. The committees are holding hearings on the anti-poverty pro- gram and the Economic Opportu- nity Amendments of 1967 which call for appropriations of $2,060,- 000,000 for the fiscal year ending next June. 30. The CJFWF is the central agency for some 800 local Jewish federations and welfare funds. Hundreds of Jewish welfare agencies affiliated with the feder- ations are active in a wide range of federally-financed anti-poverty JACQUES TORCZYNER programs. expressed anxiety over the fate of Russian Jewry, demanding that the Soviet government grant Soviet Jews the same rights given to all other minorities in the USSR; called for "all out efforts" for in- creased Jewish immigration to Is- rael and for greater investments in Israel; urged that professionals come to Israel in increasing num- bers; and pledged "every possible effort toward deepening Hebrew knowledge and study as well as the mutual Jewish historiac her- itage." In connection with immigration, the ZOA expressed the hope that the Israel government would make all facilities available to American immigrants and investors. Jacques Torczyner was re-elect- ed president of the ZOA for an- other term. At the concluding session, held at the Sheraton in Tel Aviv, Presi- dent Zalman Shazar of Israel was presented with ZOA Theodor Herzl Award. The following Detroiters were elected members of the ZOA na- tional executive council: Richard Kramer, Dr. Alex Friedlaender, Carmi M. Slomovitz, Morris Ja- cobs, M. Ben Lewis, Philip Slomo- vitz and Rabbi Moses Lehrman. SHERIDAN SPA Only women's reducing resort in the midwest SUPERVISED TEEN PROGRAM 621 Lake Shore Dr. Michigan City, Indiana TR 2-8595 CHANGE IN VACATION PLANS? 7 miles of shoreline and live fish—where? LEWISTON LODGE In endorsing the proposed ap- propriation, the CJFWF said that while the amount represented an increase over previous appropri- ations "it is still far from meet- ing the requirements" and it urged that funds be increased. riculture at Rehovot are in the process of developing a new type of tomato which is resistant to the sunscald disease that can destroy up to one-third of the tomato har- vest in Israel. A research project supported by grants from the ministry of agri- culture and carried out by Dr. Nahum Kedar and Dr. Nira Retig, lecturers in vegetable crops, has established that certain physio- logical disorders frequently affect- ing the tomato plant are caused by heat and not by other effects of sun radiation. The scientists began breeding a new type of tomato, cultivation of which may reduce crop damage to 5-10 per cent, representing an an- nual saving of close to 1,000,000 pounds ($333,000). 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The ban was in vio- lation of the armistice agree- ment. Among those attending the dedication were Labor Minister Yigal Allon, Minister Menahem Beigin, members of parliament and residents of settlements in the area. The new road shortens the distance between the two cities by six miles. The largest recorded sun spot occured on April 8, 1947, in the sun's southern hemisphere. Its area was 7,000 million square miles. REILLY'S HURON HAVEN Rents $90 to $140 per Wk. 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