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Itim, the Israel news service, re-
ports that among the airlines which
use El Al's kosher cuisine is the
Middle East Airlines,
Same of the Arab company's
Moslem pasSengers who do not eat
pork apparently prefer to order
kosher food to ensure that they
won't be served the forbidden meat.
However, the Middle East Air-
lines doesn't buy the kosher food
directly from El Al; it prefers to
use a middle man.
A number of airlines use the
facilities of London's kosher kitch-
en, whose expanded premises were
recently inaugurated.
One must be serious about some
thing if one wants to have any
amusement in life.
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Pope on Jan. 28. Dr..,
Sabin, who on Jan. 27, '-
was named as winner
of the United States Na-
tional Medal of Science
Award, for his develop-
meet of the Sabin polio
vaccin e, autographed
one of his scientific
papers for the Pope and
received from him an
autographed copy of the
Pope's Encyclical on
population growth,
the 300,000 Jews whose, origins
are in Bessarabia will be dedi-
cated at the second World Conven-
tion of Bessarabian Jews May 2.
Some 300 representatives from
14 countries arc expected to at-
tend the convention. Israeli writer
Tsvi Lavi explains that Bessarab-
ia, whose capitol, Kishinev, was
the symbol of czarist persecution,
had at one time 300,000 Jews un-
der the Romanian crown.
Under the Nazi regime, he
writes, 220,000 Bessarabian Jews
were murdered in Transnistria
and other concentration camps or
at the hands of the local popu-
lations.
Today incorporated in the Soviet
Union, Bessarabia-has about 40,000
native Jews and another 80,000
2,555 were registered as immi- from other parts of the USSR.
grants; 2,562 as temporary resi-
Bessarabia H o u s e, erected
dents and 184 as returning resi- with contributions from Diaspora
dents.
Jews, will house a memorial
A breakdown of their number and a permanent exhibition ded-
according to country of origin icated to the martyrs of Bess-.
shows that 1,200 arrived from
a rabia.
Western Europe; 1,070 from East-
Knesset member Itzhak Korn,
ern Europe; 827 from the United chairman of the World Federation
States and Canada; 831 from Latin of Bessarabian Jews, said the fed-
America; 715 from Asia (includ- eration is preparing to publish a
ing Turkey and Iran); 445 from 1,000-page volume on three cen-
North Africa; 177 from South AL turies of Bessarabian Jewish his-
rica, Australia New Zealand and tory, in conjunction with the En-
Rhodesia and 38 from other corn- cyclopedia of the Diasporas.
ers of the world.
A prize for Hebrew and Yiddish
Of the total, 357 arrived in the literature named for author Yakov
country in or before 1966; 478
in i Fichman, will be awarded at the
1967; 1.072 in 1968; 1,810 in 1969; convention.
and 1,586 in 1970.
Analysis according to institutions Anti-Zionism Is Deteriorating
of study shows that 2,005 students Into Outright Anti-Semitism
were registered with the Hebrew
LONDON (JTA)—Umberto Ter-
University in Jerusalem; 981 with racini, the 75-year-old Italian Com-
the Technion in Haifa; 667 with the munist leader, said • on television
Tel Aviv University; 308 with Bar here that anti-Zionism is deterior-
flan University; 531 with the.11aifa ating into anti-Semitism and must
University; 208 . with .the.. Negev be condemned.
University in Beersheba; .11 with
He participated in a discussion
the Weizmann Institute at Rehovot; of anti-Semitism with French writ-
24 with the Rubin Academy of er Jean Daniel; Sen. Giovanni Le-
Music in Jerusalem; 49 with the one, and Italian Jewish leader Au-
Bezalel School of Arts in Jeru- gusto Egre.
salem; seven with the Ifittitute
Terracini also termiid,a drastic
for Surveyors at Holon; 20 with solution to "the Jewish PA:lidera"
schools for laboratory assistants; the policy of Arab goverrnents:pf
18 with the Wingate Institute for expelling their Jewish citizens and
.Physical Training; 58 with various confiscating their property.
teacher - training seminaries; 196
with the School for Technicians
and Engineers; 31 with the Jeru-
salem College; 20 with the School.
for Nursing and Physiotherapy;
and 189 with -Various other insti-
tutions.
Complaints have often been
voiced, by foreign students about
their social seclusion, even to the
extent of being cold-shouldered by
famous Joanna
their Israeli counterparts.
As opposed to the complaints of-
BAN-LON
ten voiced about the detachment
'felt by the foreign students from
their -Israeli colleagues, the in-
quiry shows that all the foreign
_students studying at Tel Aviv Un-
iversity in 1969 — (the results are
based on interviews with students
reg. $13
-attending courses in the univer-
sity in that year, an _ d on question-
naires filled in by them) had
numerous opportunities of frater-
6 88
nizing with their fellow Israeli
students, whether through formal
while they lost!
meetings or through , persooal ac-
SUNDAY WTI
quaintance. .
Despite the. recommendation to
Joanna's great body -shirt of
reduce the number of foreign stud-
washable drip-dry ban-loon
ents admitted to Israeli universi-
... in choice assortment of
ties and the complaints voiced by
yummy colors! Sizes 8 to
Israeli students' that foreign stud-
16. Many other body
.ents deprive them of m _ any of the
plices -of idmission in Israel's
shirts - and blouses
Universities (foreign students make
also' reduced for
up :Much :wa..20: per .cent of the
this Sunday Only
ileneratStpdenfIXodk) .;:Minister of
Special!
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ticinheed' that no steps whatever
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would be takeri to reduce the . num-
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bok of foreign -student admissions.
THE DETROIT JEWISH.WARE
Friday, Febreary;26, 1971L15
ArieliPincus Wants Ohm
to Get More HospKality '
Arieh L.
TEL AVIV (ZINS)
Pincus, chairman of the Jewish
Agency Executive, said at a meet-
ing of engineers that the percen-
tage of newcomers who return to
their countries of origin would be
much smaller if Israelis showed
greater hospitality and warmth
in their social contacts with new-
comers.
According to Mr. Pincus, 12
per cent of Glim do not stay.
DEMAND
AND GET
Foreign Students in Israel
.
By HAIM SHACHTER
JERUSALEM — According to
data supplied by the Foreign Stud-
ents' Authority attached to the
ministry of absorption, there were
5,663 foreign students registered
in the various institutions of high-
er learning in Israel at the begin-
ning of 1971. If we deduct from
this number the 360 students who
were still completing preliminary
and pre-academic studies before
admission to the various universi-
ties, it follows that 5,303 students
from foreign countries were ac-
tually attending courses in Israel's
institutions of higher learning at
the beginning of the year.
A breakdown of this figure shows
that 2,590 were men and 2,705
women. Among these students,
1,696 had parents living in the
country, 3,421 had parents living
abroad and 186 had no parents;
4,652 of the students were unmar-
ried; 574 were married and 77
were eithei divorced or widowed;
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