U.S. Scientists Rave Ov er Hebrew University Find: Disease-Resistant Oats
SOLLY
GOLD
JERUSALEM—Scientists of the
United States Department of Agri-1
culture have announced that the
discovery of a new grain, which :
was originally provided by Hebrew
University scientists, could become
IS COMING !
a major food crop and play a sig- • protein per acre than any other
in the U.S.
now grown
nificant role in reducing world crop
This material, according to Prof.
hunger.
Isaac Wahl, head of the plant pa-
In a wire service dispatch from thology department of the Hebrew
Washington. the USDA said that University's faculty of agriculture,
American plant breeders have Rehovot, stems from selection of
found that a species of wild oats wild oats screened for new genes
could eventually produce more of resistance to rust diseases.
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Nazism, and 10 meetings to debate
a proposal to ban statutes of limi-
tations on the prosecution and
punishment of persons accused of
' genocide and crimes against hu-
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UNITED NATIONS (JTA) —
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current session, to further debate
on drafting a UN Declaration and
Convention "on elimination of all
religious intolerance." Adoption of
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SEATED AT THE SAME table
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borrowed those owned by Sol . .
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while comparing notes on their
respective grandsons, an interest-
ed lady at the table showed her
grandchild's picture and suddenly
popped out her contact lens . . .
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were equal to the task and soon
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coming to her immediate rescue.
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YETTA MELTON, manicurist at
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Oak Park, combines holding hands
and paws . . . She is not only a
dedicated breeder of dogs, but
one of the few gals around with
the proud avocation of breeding
the very beautiful Lhasa Apso
show dogs . . One of them re-
cently gave Yetta a first place in
its class at the Pontiac Dog Show.
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that Beau Beau will come back.
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WHILE IN THE hospital after
a second gall bladder seizure,
Harry Gross thought the second
operation was making him see
things . . . But he didn't have to
shake his head too much—the fel-
low Harry saw, also a patient at
New Grace, was an old classmate
buddy of 24 years ago at Central
High School in Cleveland.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
56—Friday, October 6, 1967