Israel's Food Basket: Per Capita Rise in Calories
34—Friday, October 31, 1969.
Center Theater to Stage
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 'Summer and Smoke'
43.2 per cent were urban dwellers.
By II. SCIIACIITER
Of Israel's population of 2,841,100, 37.1 per cent living in the cities and
Arab Rebuff Won't Lead
to Israeli Ties — Indira
6.1 per cent in urban settlements.
The percentage of rural dwellers
was particularly marked-56.8 per
cent of these, 35.8 per cent lived in
large rural centers and 11.8 per
cent in small villages.
The 45 Beduin tribes in Israel
constituted 8.7 per cent of the mi-
nority population which came up to
406,200.
The standard of nutrition of
the general population in Israel
continues to rise. This may be
seen from the additional number
of calories consumed by each
member of the population in the
year 1967-68. The rise in the
number of caloriesis to be
ascribed mainly to an increase
in the consumption of meat, fish,
milk and milk products, sugar
and honey, oils and fats, which
was offset by a drop in the con-
sumption of fruits, eggs, pota-
toes and starches.
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MUSIC IN THE FASHION
OF WILD GYPSY PASSION
in 1968, 82.2 per cent were urban
dwellers. Of these, 66.4 per cent
lived
in the cities and large towns
BOMBAY (JTA)—Prime Minis-
and 15.8 per cent in smaller urban
ter Indira Gandhi has indicated
localities.
that India does not intend to estab-
These are some of the figures
lish diplomatic relations with Is-
contained in the latest annual
rael in retaliation for the rebuff
statistical
abstract issued by the
$ received when its efforts to
Central Bureau of , Statistics,
participate in the recent Moslem
which showed that 17.8 per cent
summit conference at Rabat,
lived in rural areas. Of the Jewish
Morocco were blocked.
.
population (2,434,800), 88.6 per cent
Addressing the Bombay Union
were urban dwellers (71.2 per cent
of Journalists, Mrs. Gandhi said
JOCELYN
lived the cities and large towns
9t would not help ease tension if
and 17.4 per cent in urban settle-
And Her Gypsies
we take any new step." She said
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Jean Roberts and Hal Young- ments), whereas 11.4 per cent were Technion Arab Students
there was no question of changing
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blood rehearse a scene from resident in rural areas, 5.2 per cent
India's basic policies because of
Williams' "Summer of the Jews lived in moshavim and Get Eshkol Scholarships
a rebuff suffered in one instance. Tennessee
HAIFA
—
Mrs.
Miriam
Eshkol,
and Smoke," which will open in cooperative villages, while 3.5
The prime minister said that her
widow of the late prime minister,
at the Jewish Center at 8:30 per cent lived in kibutzim.
government had recognized Israel
p.m. Saturday and 7:30 p.m. , Of the non-Jewish population, recently distributed memorial
but had not established diplomatic
scholarships
in the name of Levi
Sunday. Other dates for the
relations with it because of the
Eshkol to six Arab students at
Center Theater production are
Photographers
"very delicate situation" in the
Israel Rose Production the Technion Institute of Tech-
Nov. 5, 6 and 8. For tickets or
Middle East.
For
Engagements
nology.
information, call the Center,
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JERUSALEM — Roses, account-
Jewish Braille Institute
ing for more than half of Israel's by the Haifa branch of Wakf Isti-
income from flower exporting, kial, the charitable trust of the
Dedicates New Center
Children of Addicts
Moslem community, in the Stu-
NEW YORK (JTA) — The Jew- New Wrinkle for Agency have improved in quality follow- dent Union Building at Technion
ing experiments carried out by
ish Braille Institute of America
PHILADELPHIA (JTA)—Jewish scientists of the Hebrew Uni- City.
Now Booking - -
which serves blind persons in more
The student awardees are: Mah-
than 30 countries throughout the parents whose drug addiction versity's faculty of agriculture at mond Abu Zarad, a fourth-year
makes
it
impossible
for
them
to
Rehovot.
world, dedicated its new interna- care for their children have been
The problem facing the research- civil engineering student from Jfsr
tional headquarters in Manhattan
coming to the Association for Jew- ers was how to grow top quality Az Zarqa; Mu Fahoum, a third-
this week.
and His Orchestra
year student in electrical engineer-
ish Children for the first time in
Former New York Supreme the agency's history, an official roses during the winter season, ing from Nazareth, whose brother
Good Music
when flowers are at a premium
Court Justice Emil N. Baar, pre- reported.
,
is
a
1969
Technion
graduate;
Ab-
in Europe and fetch peak prices.
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sident of the Institute, said more
I dul Wahab Mezarawa, a second-
Dr. Margaret 0. Tsaltas, the
Until
a
few
years
ago,
prac-
than 20,000 braille volumes were agency's psychiatrist, made the
year civil engineering student
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housed in the library of the seven- disclosure in one of several reports tically all roses in Israel were from Kfar Kara; Ibrahim Egba-
story building. He disclosed that by association officials on the work grown out of doors, yielding a riya, a first-year electrical engi-
rather
inferior
quality
compared
many requests were received from of the agency.
I to the greenhouse-grown roses of- neering student from Umm el
01171 tint 44 is dump
_ blind Christian clergymen and di-
Fahm; Mohammad Taha, a first-
Reporting that "this is a new
vinity students to be taught Heb- dimension for the association — fered on the European import year civil engineering student
markets by other countries.
rew in braille.
from
Nazareth;
and
Hani
Masa-
seeing children physically neglect-
To meet the challenge, the
He reported that despite a de-
ed because of the indulgences of Israeli flower growers trans- laha, a first-year civil engineer-
ficit of S35.000. all materials, pub-
ing student from Daburiya.
their parents in drugs and alco- , ferred most of their production
lications.:7 braille books, record
The guests were addressed by
hol," Dr. Tsaltas added that as a of roses to greenhouses, result-
teaching and other services were
result, the association was seeing ing in one of the country's fastest Shmuel Toledano, adviser of Arab
made available to blind persons greater numbers of Jewish chil-
affairs to the prime minister; Su-
developing
crops.
Many
com-
without charge.
hit Shukry, trustee of the Wakf:
dren suffering from lack of proper mercially grown roses, however
food and clothing. She also re- are produced in unheated green- Technion Dean of Students Prof.
Shaarey Zedek Names
Samuel Sideman; Technion Presi-
ported that the children of the houses.
addicted parents seemed to adjust
Lately, Hebrew University dent Alexander Goldberg; and
Honorary Chairmen
to foster care more easily than scientists decided to investigate Mrs. Eshkol.
Abraham Borman and Mrs. Mor-
other children because they were' the phenomenon causing malfor-
SHOES FOR
ris L. Schaver are the honorary
"so relieved" to get "physical care mation and blackening of petals
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chairmen of the Shaarey Zedek
1 THE FAMILY
—food, clothing and shelter."
to the winter flowers of a par-
AND WEDDING INVITATIONS
presidential toast to Israel dinner,
association places children ticular rose called Baccara, one ' FLORAL DESIGNS FOR SHOWERS,
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to be held 6:30 p.m., Nov. 9, at in The
TEAS AND CONFIRMATIONS.
foster homes or in its residence of the main varieties of roses in
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Shaarey Zedek, to honor its
facilities when they are unable to Israel.
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Research
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Irving Schwartz, president of the nomena of malformation and
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association, reported that children blackening are related to tempera-1
Ira Hirschmann, special repre-
needing foster homes placement ture, and the two scientists estab- '
sentative of several U.S. Presi-
are younger than ever before and lished, during greenhouse experi-
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dents and rescuer of 100,000 Jews
probably grow up in foster ments, that the higher the temper-
from the Nazi Holocaust, will be' will
homes. He said 16 of the last 26 ature, the less malformed the
guest speaker.
children placed by the association flower would turn out.
in foster homes were under age
six.
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About Birth, Death and God" will
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considered at the first meeting
cn
of the Nursery School (Beth Haye-
' led) Parents of Cong. Shaarey
Oct. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Rober Zedek, in the youth lounge of the
Rudin (Sharon Brooks), 24737 synagogue at 8:30 p.m., Nov. 12.
Rensselaer, Oak Park, a daughter, Rabbi Gerald A. Teller will be
Lisa Michelle.
the speaker.
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I The nursery school staff will be
Oct. 15 — To Mr. and Mrs. Jack present to answer parent's ques-
Alspector (Mimi Silverman). 1685 tions about the school program. ;
Wabeek Way, Bloomfield Hills, a Following the rabbi's talk, class-
daughter, Debra Anne.
rooms will be open to visitors, and
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Oct. 15 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce H. Lyons (Natalie Korby),
16965 George Washington, South- Vienna, Israel Orchestras
field, a daughter, Tracey Robyn. to Participate in Exchange
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VIENNA (JTA) — An exchange
Oct. 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Harold program between the Vienna Sym-
Weisserman (Debbie Goldfine), phony and Israeli Symphony or-
19805 Kentfield, a son, Gary chestras is being mapped out, ac-
cording to Mrs. Gertrude Sendner,
Steven.
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vice mayor of Vienna and the
Oct. 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Ste- city's commissioner for cultural
phen S. Gold (Phyllis Kleiman), affairs.
10111 Albany, Oak Park, a daugh-
She said that in the first stage
ter, Elaine Audrey.
of the exchange, a young Vienna
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concert-master
will go to Israel
Oct. 8 — To Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert D. Stein (Deborah Gussin), of in exchange for a young Israeli
concert-master
who
will come to
Golfview Dr., Troy, twin daugh-
Vienna. This exchange will begin
ters, Lisa Joy and Julie Ann.
next January. During the 1970 sea-
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Sept. 30 — To Mr. and Mrs. son, Mrs. Sendner said, it is also
Moshe Grossbard (Erica Gelber- hoped to exchange guest perform-
man), 24210 Radclift, Oak Park, ances. In 1972, the Vienna Sym-
, a son, Yitzchok Isaac (Mark phony will leave on its second
'Alan).
tour of Israel.
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