Team Finds Site B elieved to Be From Talmudic Times
TEL AVIV (JTA) - The Amer-
ican Inter-University Archeological
Expedition, digging at the Hirbet
Shama, on Mount Meron near
Sa fed. announced it has uncovered
what is believed to have been a
Jewish settlement dating back to
talmudic times.
Several buildings, including one
believed to have been a synago-
gue. coins and artifacts were un-
covered.
The 80-man expedition, financed
by the Smithsonian Institution of
Washington, D.C., is headed by
Prof. Robert Bull of the Albright
Institute of Jerusalem and Dr.
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Eric Meiers of Duke University,
Durham, N.C.
There was one confrontation
between members of the expedi-
tion and religious zealots who
believe burial caves in the area
are sacred-the daughter-in-law
of the sage Shamai is believed
to have been buried in one of
them.
After being reassured that the
caves would not be desecrated by
use as storage areas for tools and
supplies, the zealots, led by Rabbi
Amram Blau of the Neturei Karta
group, left and the excavations
continued.
In the south of Israel, the He-
brew University archeological de-
partment announced excavations in
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Desert Wind's Effects
on Allergic Explored
by Hebrew U. Team
JERUSALEM-Research on the
environmental phenomena of the
sharav ( a hot, dry desert wind) in
Israel, and on new ways to cure
people sensitive to its effect is cur-
rently being carried out at the de-
partment of applied pharmacology
at the Hebrew University. The re-
search team is led by the depart-
ment's head, Prof. Felix Gad Sul-
man.
Common reactions to the sharav
include feelings of tension, irrit-
ability, depression, h e a d a c he s,
shortness of breath and various
"allergic" conditions.
Previous research has shown that
as the sharav approaches, the ioni-
zation of the atmosphere under-
goes a radical change, with the
number of positively-charged elec-
trical particles increasing sharply
as compared with the negatively-
charged particles.
In the current project, the re-
search team spent a year check-
ing the ionization of the atmos-
phere in Jerusalem and, concur-
rently, the influence of this ioniza-
tion on the human body. Results
of the research are now being
applied at an outpatient clinic in
the Russian Compound where suf-
ferers from the sharav are being
treated.
The sharav is regarded by the
research team as an important
environmental factor which may
well produce highly undesirable
results among between 20-30 per
cent of the entire population of
Israel.
Jewish, Black Merchants
Deal Through Council
PHILADELPHIA (JTA) - A
"business marriage" was arrang-
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tions Council when a kosher meat
and grocery business was sold by
its Jewish owner to a black meat
cutter.
The "marriage" was an accom-
modation for both parties. This was
the second such sale arranged by
JCRC since the release of its sur-
vey "Jewish Businessmen Operat-
ing in Selected Inner City Areas of
Philadelphia." Three more sales
are pending.
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and meetings, invites prospective
members to call Mrs. Earl Ship•
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UNITED ORDER OF TRUE
SISTERS is sponsoring a mah
jongg tournament Aug. 31 at the
King's Arms Restaurant. The
tournament is open to the public,
and participants are requested to
bring their own sets. Prizes will
: be awarded, and dessert will be
served. For reservations, call Mrs.
Ben Lindenbaum, 356-4569.
NE GBAH CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will have its annual gar-
den party hosted by Mrs. Harry
Kaplan 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at
Mrs. Kaplan's home, 15230 Pear-
son, Oak Park. Proceeds will be
donated to an Israeli home for
children in memory of Mrs. Kap-
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DESCRIPTION
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STYLES
NORTHWEST NSHEI CHABAD
STUDY GROUP will meet 3:30 ;
p.m. Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Marvin Seligson, 18115 Wisconsin.
Mrs. Tzippora Baiter is chairman.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, August 14, 1970-19
WASHINGTON - Shimon Peres,
minister without portfolio and for- Greenfield Village, Park
mer deputy defense minister of
The single adults of the Jewish
Israel, will address the opening Center will sponsor a second trip
plenary session of Hadassah's 'an- to Greenfield Village Sunday, after
nual national convention 8:30 p.m. meeting at the main building at
LADIES OF YESHIVATH BETH
Sunday in the Washington Hilton noon.
YEHUDAH and WOMEN'S SAB-
The single adults also plan a day
BATH LEAGUE will meet noon Hotel.
of sun and swim at Pontiac Lake
He will join the Sen. Hugh Scott
Tuesday at Cong. Shomrey Emun-
State Park Aug. 23.
ah. Luncheon will be sponsored by of Pennsylvania and Mrs. Max
The group will meet at the 10
Ida Friedlander. Newly elected Schenk on the program that night.
Mile branch at 11 a.m.
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be Bessie Gurevitch and Bella
Altman. Mary Kabeck, president,
invites members to bring guests.
Refreshments will be served.
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18-Friday, August 14, 1970
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gagement of their
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