Jewish::Leader --Warns NEVi. - YORK, Henry Cron, :national--president of IBrith Sholont.'s national' fraternal. orga -: nization.4iPpealed :36:3_Kayor -John V. LindSaY,-.tnIreaciiiit the execu five order *illairizmg " tlie Survey undertakeiebYthe ,:lltiinaii Rights CoMmiision on minority employes in city governMent trim, U - 11roolgyfijaWYer, warned that the survey's "implication that merit autt-kualifications be ignored to iiisure.n- quota-type :represents.: tion'' of minority groupi would result' in "further...division among the eitikens He - SupPorteein: effort ito pro vide ethita tion and training_ for ill -Citizens and urged a cam- paign: to acinairit, the public with job -iiiienings - in •the admin. istratiOn. - = - E DICK STEIN D K:RES TA -D°(--511.1- .. A TH - ' tsun totossr RA - "9° ' MEP THE., 091111CCA . .i.A. 1 . I5t, * T ER- ims TRA - ORCH. . - --- - TIICORIN-1965, - U7=2771) --r: , . Rigsby shoe Service 55,000 Students in -Israel Univeriities 711E.. DUBOW JEW1S16 NEWS • Friday; Nereseaber 26, 1971-35 About 55,000 students — an all- postgra ate level. The 'teaching time record—are studying.in Is- staff exceeds 2,100. rael's - jastitutions The- supply" of student housing is Ralf-of-Denver Youth Are Unaffiliated With:Judaisro B Y • HAIM "sae OMER- Fuis - year: - About 15,000 :Students.. were who apply:: EverY effort is made cilindicates that about half of the turned away .for lack. -Of- riaim in to have 'overseas students - share young Jews are not • associated the country' S universities. -- • -. a im* *ttk, tilt.: Israeli. The . urii_ with a Jewish youth group - or a. in building Jewish religious institution. The The Hebrew UniVersity in - -Jerii Versity is salem, Israel's oldestirersity, hOusing.,.for inarried:students..- -• - study .also found-that the responses the Denver youth to Jewish is- but second oldest • • institution --of - D e vel opmen t o f -th e --ht o unt sco- . of -higher learning; -has -the largest pus' campus is going on sues do not appear to differ sig- rapidly number of. students — 18,000 this and this year about -4,000 individ- nificantly from attitudes found in Year coinpared-With.-16,000 in uals in all will be studying,- teach- other studies of American Jewish young people. thef.past- academie-Year. -Students ing; -Or :living there: The Denver study found a for higher =degrees account for. Arab students at the university strengthening of identification by ationt.'4,000- 11iffthe:40tai.' - ' now number 250, up 10 per cent - Tel Airili -.the- second since last year, with some 40 of young Jews with Israel and evi- largest, acadernie institution in the them coming from East Jerusalem dence of a feeling of a need to know more about Judaism and Jew- country, - hal- 1000" studenta this and the administered areas — ish matters. The study reported year, compared with 12,500 last double last year's figure. that the Jewish agencies were not year. There were 8,500 applica- A number of new or expanded providing • informal or outreach tions for admission to first-year studies, -but more -than half were departments will offer degrees programs which seem to be the this year, _among them History of kind of services the young people rejected for lack of facilities: the Theater, Demography, Chinese The Technion-41*ifa Institute and Japanese Studies, Yiddish Lit- want. Technology: the country's ' erature and Applied Genetics. - oldest institation efhigher An interesting research program fug has registered. 8,300 stu- launched,by, the Levi Eshkol dents this Year $oe more than being the- Previous ,Year::Oilly 900 are Research Institute in the Faculty of Social Sciences - is a wide- new studente, --Ind -these were.' ranging inquiry into the effects of selected - through :stiff entrance the Six-Day War on various as- examinations from dyer 3,000 as always fine pects of Israeli society, economy_ candidates. - - quality photography and policy - as.. these have their Bar-Ilan, Israel's religious uni- bearing on the younger genera- Merrillweod Bldg. Mall versity at Ramat Gan, has 5,200 tion, the -Israeli image abroad, Birmingham students this : Year. It has admitted poverty in -Israel, Arab-Jewish 251 Merrill, cor. Woodward 1,700 new students:hut has had to relationships, etc. 647-5730 reject some 3,000 applicatiOns, in- eluding many from; abroad, for African Mission lath. of. facilities.. Hears - A - established, academic institutions in the country. =Haifa University now has 5,000 stadents •=-• 1,000 more than last Year;._ while Beer- : rshebit University hits 3,300 stu- dents, more „than :600 over 'the number registerOcl -Mxt=7ear. . - - - BezaleL'ACadeMy:'..cif Arts -in Jerusaleixi adniitted - 350, 'students theacz- 100- are new ; -iindeine;` .'applications . have hen ' turned 'Amin for'lack of Space. 'Wark - hai'Cominenced on the -construction of the new academy; building -to adjoin the, - "farad - Miiimim -in Jerusalem. . survey undertaken -fee the Second year,-hy the Central Office of - Statisties.', in Cardtmetiort with: .the:_research:divisicin of the Israel. iatry--of ,AbserptiOn shoWii": that 78, per.' Cent Of 'foreign students reading _for degrees in the Coon- try's _institutions of ,h4her learn-. :#18',. or takingprePallitgrY courses for :entrance - to Israel's_ universi- -raeSijntead:settling-permaPently-in Ma§E Greatest Selection Of Contemporary DENVER. (3TA). — A year-long ing inithe:new academic xear that . catching up with the demand, with began Mid-OctOber=Of abo 6.000 6,000 dormitory places accomino- study of Denver Jewish youth by , students: -Tncii e .- .than--- ther:_pravious dating althost - all single_,Students the Allied Jewish Community Coun- DYniiniic: &vele-Pine:at has .taken place also in thertiare recently New Orleans of Nte,a _ - tud en ts are sttAyinpat a sA. -reciird;itident body of 18,000 - began their studies at the Hebrew University. `week `of. October an .tncraise of 2,000 - L - over last year'sMirollment, Rector Jacob•Katx.tuutounced. SOme. 4,000 are from abroad -More-than 5,000 reie- an Eyeakas. of Stiltetti:Eattntaittiviettt -...; For :Yalu! Bar' lAitsva- or MORI LITTLE - AND kas ORCHESTRA DaY37-67.130: Eves. 356-4745 Gout & hire Talent Sadat's Peace Terms' JERUSALEM An African peace mission was told by Egyptian Building a Better Israel Theme of Labor Israel Birmingham, Michigan 642-1690 The Latest Fashions For Travel and Resort Wear Are Arriving Daily Shop Early For Best Selection Sylvia 3 5a34ion3 26571 WEST 12 NILE ROAD (Si Wed West W tierthwntern Hwy.) SOUTWILLI • PHONE: 3544554 MON.-SAT. 10 to 5:30 SALE! now 1/3- OFF!. OUR REG LAR PRICE the Teddy Bear Coat . by White Stag SALE . NEW YORK (JTA) — "Help Build a Better Israel," a reference to the need for improving the plight of the lower economic strata composed mainly of Jews from oriental countries; will be the theme of the 48th annual conven- tion of the National Committee for Labor Israel scheduled this week- end at the Commodore Hotel. Israel Ambassador Itzhak Rabin 'and Itzhak Ben-Aharon, secre- tary general -of Histadrut, will be principal speakers. Ben-Aharon afrives Sunday in the United States as an invited guest of the AFL-CIO, whose con- vention he will address in Miami. Highlights at the NCLI conven- tion' will include a birthday party for Israel's former prime minister and a founder of Histadrut, David 181 South Woodward Next to Birmingham Theatre GOING SOMEWHERE " President Anwar Sadat Tuesday that. Egypt's position remains the same: no withdrawal by Israel, no peace: The mission, which was sched- uled_ to visit Israel after Cairo this week _includes President Leo- pOld Senglior of Senegal; .Maj. Gen. -.yekubu Gowon of Nigeria; and ministers from Cameroon and . Zaire (Congo • Kinshasa). The main topic of their discus- s ion Was the queation of -with- drairal This -wag the mission's second visit 1 to Egypt. Israel, Where the Knesset was 'called; into -einergencY ses- sion . over - Seders saber rattling sjieel :di,-- -Foreign Minister 'Abbe Ebaii -Said:that' Sadat is ready to sacrifice millionS of -Egyptians "in order that Mr. Sadat will not hair& to -conduct negotiations with - the -slate of Israel, which aspires to 'nothing except peace and se- entity: with agreed 'and defensible borders." lie added that Sadat's war warning. over the weekend, cou- pled with "indifference" to the crisis by other nations could con: cod "the recipe for a possible explosion." 14143 adjacent free parking Daily 9:30 to 5:30 Thursday & Friday until 9:00 Sizes 4 to 6x Reg. 25.00 P R I CE SALE Sizes 7 to 14 Reg. 28.00 PRICE Orlon"' acrylic quilt LAYAWAY OR USE 1 1867 ode lined in acetate puhr,tyr Double breasted style. back' -';* belt. -brass buttons. 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