Miss Marilyn Shifinan
to Marry Gilbert Cohen
MISS MARILYN -SHIFMAN
Mrs. Estelle Shifman of Crescent
Dr., Southfield, announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Marilyn
Janet to Gilbert Martin Cohen,
son of Mrs. Bertha Cohen of Pier-
son Ave. and the late Abraham
Cohen.
Miss Shifman, daughter of the
late Harry Shifman, is a graduate
of Michigan Lutheran College. Her
fiance attends Walsh Institute of
Accountancy.
Jews, Moslems Clash
in Paris Jewish Sector
PARIS (JTA)—Jews and Mos•
lems battled each other with pav-
ing stones, bottles and fists in the
Belleville quarter of Paris Sunday
night and Monday.
Police arrested 14 persOns. An
undisclosed number were injured
and at least 12 stores and cafes in
the neighborhood were wrecked.
Some were plundered.
A Moslem crowd smashed the
front door of a synagogue and
tried to burn the building, but po-
lice prevented them from entering
the building. The strife erupted
suddenly Sunday night in a cafe
where Jews and Moslems were
playing cards. It broke out again
at noon Monday.
Police said there was no previous
record of violence between Jews
and Moslems in Paris. They at-
tributed the fighting to the idle-
ness and unrest • stemming from
two-week general strike in France.
It is believed thtat most or all of
the Jews involved were immigrants
from North Africa, some of whom
lived in Israel before moving to
France. Some 15,000 Tunisian Jews
live in Belleville.
THE DEARBORN ROTARY will
sponsor its annual Antiques Show,
featuring 40 dealers and displays,
through Sunday at the Dearborn
Youth Center. Greenfield. Village
officials will send their _famous
traveling display to the show. Ex-
hibits will be open 1-10 today and
Saturday, and noon-6 p.m. Sunday.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Draft of Doctors Warned; Border Areas Report Need
tals and clinics. About 50 are from
South America, South Africa, and
JERUSALEM — Minister of Mexico and work as staff doctors
Health Israel Barzilai warned in at the Hadassah Hospital, Rambam
the Knesset Monday that the gov- and Tal-Hashomer.
ernment will have to draft doctors
to serve in the border areas unless ** ENTERTAINMENT **
the medical profession institutes a
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voluntary program to end the
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severe shortage of doctors in the
outlying regions.
AGENCY
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Knesset on his ministry's activi- 41(
ties, said that the country in gen- **** 356-8525 ****
eral is in need of more doctors.
According to population growth
forecasts, 200 additional doctors
will be required each year and
these are not available in Israel.
Israeli hospitals are short 97 doc-
tors, and 102 vacancies have to be
filled in clinics, Barzilai said.
Earlier, it was reported that
the Israeli Medical Association
is in receipt of many offers from
doctors in the United States, Cana-
da, Latin America, England, to THE NEWEST
work for a time in Israel in return IN WEDDING • BAR MITZVAH
for food and shelter.
CONFIRMATION AND PARTY
A number of young medical
graduates have come to Israel to
Accessories
complete
. their internship in hospi-
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
The world premiere of a new
stage work, based on the writings
of Dylan Thomas, will be presented
8:30 p.m. June 15 at the Detroit
Institute of Arts Auditorium. Pro-
ceeds of the performance will bene-
fit Channel 56, the Detroit educa-
tional TV station. Entitled, • "IN
SEARCH OF DYLAN," the per-
formance will include readings,
songs and film based on the Welsh
poet's work. According to Kay
Britten (Mrs. Phillip Peven of Ros-
lyn Rd.) who authored the script,
wrote the musical settings and is
pr oducing the production, "In
Search of Dylan" attempts to sep-
arate the man from the myth.
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"Help A Kid to Help Himself,"
is the theme of the CHILDREN'S
ORTHOGENIC SCHOOL BOWLING
BENEFIT noon to 8 p.m. June 15
at the State Fair bowling alleys.
Sport equipment prizes will be
awarded. Tickets may be pur-
chased at the door.
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LIGGETT SCHOOL'S Antique
Show and Sale is scheduled for
June 20-22. Some 42 dealers from
14 states will participate, with the
Detroit Historical Museum partici-
pating as an honorary exhibitor.
The show is sponsored by parents
and alumnae of Liggett for the
benefit of the school's endowment
fund. The show is open noon - 10
p.m. June 20, and 21 — and noon-
6 p.m. June 22. Luncheons are
available.
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BETTY KOWALSKY, pianist,
and JEROME STASSON, violinist,
will present their students in a
piano and violin recital 8 p.m.
Wednesday at the Baldwin Recital
Hall.
MISS BEVERLY FARBER
Mrs. Thelma Farber of Renssel-
aer Ave., Oak Park, announces the
engagement of her daughter Bev-
erly to Stephen Shoskes, son of Dr.
Morris Shoskes of Adrian Rd.,
Southfield, and the late Pearl
Shoskes. Miss Farber is the daugh-
ter of the late Alexander Farber.
Miss Farber attended Wayne
State University, where her fiance
is a student in business admin-
istration.
Population of Israel
Four Tithes That of '48
Israel's
JERUSALEM (ZINS)
population almost quadrupled in
20 years: from 765,000 in 1948 to
2,775,000 in 1968. The latter figure
includes 66,000 in East Jerusalem,
but not the million who live in the
West Bank and Gaza.
The number of Jews increased
from 645,000 to 2,365,000. In 1948,
there were 120,000 non-Jews; to-
day they are 410,000. The average
age in Israel is 29.
More than two-fifths of the popu-
lation were born in Israel.
In 1948, Israel had 130,000 pupils
and 1,600 university students. Last
year, there were 730,000 pupils and
28,000 university students. Today,
every third citizen of Israel is at-
tending school, and education is
the second largest item in the
budget.
Hebrew University has 12,000
students this year. Some 1,400 of
them are from overseas, including
150 from Asia and Africa.
14,000 Arabs Exercise
W. Bank Visiting Rights
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Deputy
Interior Minister Dr. Israel Ben-
Meir told the Knesset here that
21,000 applications by Arabs to
visit their families on the West
Bank had been approved by the
Israel authorities, but only 14,000
had exercised their opportunity to
come in.
In introducing his ministry's
budget for the current fiscal year,
Ben-heir said 1,000 East Jeru-
salemites a month are visiting
Jordan. He said applications are
being processed in a "simple and
rapid" procedure.
Try and Stop Me
—By BENNETT CERF
A
VALUABLE LESSON for blabber-mouths, insists his-
171. torian Henry Steele Commager, is embodied in. his
somewhat different version of Jonah and the whale. As this
Version has it, Jonah was
so distressed. in the
whale's belly that he
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paced up and down —
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ceaselessly. The whale
finally called down an-
grily, "Cut out that con-
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tinuous bouncing around,
will you? You're ruining
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my digestion." "You're a
fine one to-talk," count-
ered Jonah. "If you'd
kept your mouth shut,
ileither of us would be in
this fix now."
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Q.. What should.a lady do if
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Q. What goes 99-thump, 99-thump, 99-thump?
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