irs I sraellst in Per Capita Military Expenditures WASHINGTON (ZINS) — A study by a U.S. military agency discloses that there was an enormous increase in global military expenditures in 1971. World expenditures for military purposes were $216,000,000,000, an increase of 82 per cent over what was spent 10 years ago. Israel now has the highest per-capita military expendi- ture of any country in the world-5470 for every man, woman and child. The United States is in second place with $379; and the USSR ranks third with military expendi- tures of $270 per capita. The People's Republic of China is listed as spending $12 annu- ally, per capita, for military purposes. air- Ho- the ally ap- ees sed ted 'et- are and Ion- oss. Irs. arn Pn. :ion Ira. Dr. ler, Pert Ed. grl. .1111 trail lay, Ep- Irs. e•rt. rt., irk an on. Ity ice ay, lal- an, gel rig of- Ili Pus gig er. el. •Z • 1,1 ia Is. is- le es s . bi S. n. a. 1. ii- h [. • 1,ITI ) g•fli Stiff An American in Israel What It Costs to Live in Style to Which You're Acustoined •g gilvr t o : - r? •1(I Lahav Candidate 2W 17 1421W31. TIO9T30 3111 -af. .not hies!, is. Si 1973-37 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS for Tel Aviv Mayor? TEL AVIV (ZINS) —In- The Jewish Cop: Economprs formed circles report that Gen. Shlomo Lahav is expect- Influenced His Career,riecision ed to formally join Israel's BY BEN GALI.OB of the polixe enrollees under- Liberal Party and stand as (Copyright 1571. JTA, Me.) stood the 'reasons but did not a Gahal candidate for the NEW YORK—The approx- like the idea. the sociologist mayoralty of Tel Aviv. added. imately 2.300 Jewish men Gen Lahav has participat- Prof. Winsey said that of ed in a number of recent and women who are mem- meetings of the Liberal Par- bers of the New York City a current total of 26.700 mem- bers of the New York police police force became police ty, and it is expected that he will take an active part primarily for economic se- force, 8 per cent were Jews. curity reasons, according to But, over the past decade, in politics. Several other high-ranking a recent study by a New there has been "a steady and York sociologist. progressive decrease of new military men are expected to enter the ranks of the Lib- Prof. Valentine R. Winsey Jewish recruits," Dr. Winsey eral Party, but their names reported that this was the reported. "The biggest objec- cannot be made public, as primary motif emerging from tion most frequently expres- they are still on active duty. a series of interviews with sed by Jewish policemen to- - Jewish members of the force. day against the idea of en- dorsing a career on the force Dr. Winsey, an associate Hebrew U. Gives for their sons are low salar- professor of anthropology and Public Health Degree sociology at Pace College in ies and lack of status." Dr. Winsey indicated that to Students of 9 Lands New York City, reported her prospects for more Jewish JERUSALEM — "Not sayo- findings in a recent issue of police apparently were relat- Jewish Life, publication of nara, not farewell, but Lehi- the Union of Orthodox Jewish ed to measures for profes- sionalizing and improving tra'ot, see you again," were Congregations of America. the system of criminal jus- the parting words of Japanese She reported there have tice. She cited specifically the nurse Miroko Minami in the been Jewish members of the John Jay College of Crimi- name of the 12 students from New York police force for nal Justice, a part of the City - nine countries who completed almost half a century. At a University of New York, the second international mas- recent meeting of the Shorn- which has as its chief con- ter of public health course at rim Society, a socio-religious cern "the education of men the Hebrew University-Ha- organization founded by Jew- in the broad field of criminal ish police in 1923, the presi- justice." dassah School of Medicine. Given by the school's de- dent welcomed new recruits It was created in 1965, un- partment of social medicine, as "this third generation of der the direction of - the late the 14-month course was in- Shomrim members." president Jeonard E. Reis- Prof. Winsey reported be- man," a Jew who was a for- stituted in fall 1970 in con- junction with the foreign ing told by a Jewish lieuten- mer deputy police commis- .? TEL•AVIV — How much • Home maintenance, an does it cost to live in Israel?- additional 1 per cent, or $25. A couple from the United • Day-to-da; expenses, in- States or Canada can get by eluding food, $100 (said to be nicely with a $450 monthly liberal). income, according to a report -is Entertainment—for the- by ISRALOM, which handles ater, movies, concerts, ten. the sale of homes in Israel to nis, golf, swimming, an occa• foreign residents. sional night club, $60 (said to In a new study, the firm, be more than sufficient since which is a consortium of Is- much socializing in Israel is rael's leading building and fi- meeting friends). nancing organizations, de- • Clothing, $40 (climate tailed that after purchase of permits considerable s a v- a condominium apartment, ings). $450 per month will permit • C a r expenses balance the newcomer couple to live out—fuel costs are relatively on a suitably comfortable high, but smaller cars pre- "American standard." dominate, and distances are The ISRALOM economists short. estimate that the average • Health care, $15 (pro- "There is no marriage set- tlement wherein there is no cost in Israel of taxes, home vided by a number of plans). maintenance, living expenses, The report,_"How To Live quarrel."—Talmud entertainment, clothing, car on $450 a Month Without expenses and health care for Even Trying," is available 7;427 n'fir271 a young, middle aged or re- free by writing ISRALOM, tired couple should reach 800 Second, New York. i t7 '21,n $415 monthly, leaving margin The average middle-lass to save for a trip abroad. Israeli family including chil- The budget, it was noted, dren lives on $250 monthly. is based on the acquisition of 20 n3 711'1121 30 14 131X a one- or two-bedroom apart- 1,800-Year-Old Colors ment—at $30,- :vin3 nnn`, rinnn 117?/. 7 000 in an approximately LSRALOM resi- Hold Secret to Dyeing dence club for couples de- JERUSALEM — Research '7172 Trir! .or3 signed to provide the social on the composition of the facilities of a hotel with original colors on materials in3 nx-1; apartment privacy. These are from the Bar Kokhba period n3.37 -rn`?n x11 n4nrp available in Tel Aviv and in the 2nd century is being ministry's division of inter- ant that jobs were hard to sioner. Jerusalem, with others plan. conducted in Israel by Dr. cooperation and with get in the Depression and • min- ned in many additional loca- Sidney Edelstein, a Jewish national •.137'71firr3 -plp the approval of the World that, like a "lot of other fel- chemist and scientist who Health Organization. The lows I had graduated with,' tions. 1.A1111' S oRn (n:nn-1. ) The $450 plan follows the heads the Dexter Chemicals first class graduated a year I took the Civil Se rvice I/rorootse I •Itl.ng • I • or. following monthly budget Co. in the United States. exams and landed on the po- • ago with 10 students. Custom tamp Shades '1;1 lnz5 ;Winn breakdown:, For research purposes, Dr. lice force." IS e Hen ire I amp. The new graduates include • Government property and Edelstein obtained from 4626 NINeedwerd (S. el 14 PAW nx 1177?v 0'4417 Sgt. Felicia Shpritzer of the municipal taxes, 1 per cent of Prof. Yigal Yadin a set of three physicians, four nurses, Youth Investigation Bureau, 549-6309 ritual fringes that were a health officer, a veterinar- 1$30,000, or $25 per month. 1 nn1 listed as one of a current ."?? 13z14 1 1: rrPin found in excavations at Mas- ian, a dentist, a sociologist total of 17 Jewish police- ada. He is attempting to de- and a zoologist. They came tro 33.7.7 women, told Prof. Winsey termine the ancient dyeing from Ethiopia, Zambia, Thai- she had earned a masters methods to.learn how to dye land, Japan, Peru, Guatema- degree. as a teacher but that =i and his ORCHESTRA 3 textiles so the colors will not la, Canada, the United States azal Toy the Depression meant there 'Mos.e or os Biro and Israel. A. man the age of 30 and a fade over the years. 1171 7 CP; 127 17?! for V c.a. GoesPi was no work for teachers, young lady the age of 20 not even for substitutes. She 'W? P1 ,rir? .71T V"'? stood under the "Huppa" in 557-7986 did not feel strange in doing the religious village of Kfar so ,because "out of a total of n1r_r r5 r`?v '73p. trqti/ Birth Announcements Pines. The groom with a 190 girls who joined the force Boy Mitzvas Weddings with me, 30 were Jews, and beard looked like a rabbini- Dec. 27—To Mr. and Mrs. 7095 Cottonwood Knoll, Bir and *pedal occasions cal student, and yes he is a most of the girls had come Larry A. Weingarden (Ar- mingham, a daughter, Ste- ,3,n4 13V-R student at the Rabbi Kook Garson Zeltzer from Hunter College." 2425) Ithaca, Oak phanie Nicole. lene Page), Yeshiva in Jerusalem. The sociologist said she • • • Photography Marc. .niatirp '712; ;To ,i-r T'pirkt3 After the wedding cere- Park, a son, • Steven found that economic security • • To Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hy- gave a 255-4949 room mony the g also was the chief incentive Dec. 27—To Mr. and Mrs. man (Barbara Snyder), 10104 -Tx? 1-113'73 Torah discdurse. The rabbis for Jews who became police Stewart Saks, 20273 Wood- LaSalle, Huntington Woods, that listened enjoyed it very Southfield. a daughter, an adopted daughter, Moni- after World War II. Parents Classifieds Get Quick Results 11k; inn 1t,79I4 much. The "Rosen" proved burn, Robyn Jennifer. que Rochelle. that he has an understanding • • • rt77 Kin term .17;tig .r.v?‘? of the Talmud. • • • To Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Dec. 18—To Dr. - lel II Fstertain ).s However the truth is that win .17 Trn 12113 Shapiro (Rena Feingold), he entered the Yeshiva only Neil M. Keats (Beatrice 23881 Jerome, Oak Park, a a short time ago. More than Schwartz of Baltimore), for- H7 1'71r17-1 rr daughter, Andrea Suzanne. The that, he accepted the Jewish merly of Ann Arbor and now at the U. S. Naval Academy, religion only five years ago. 37 ;175 'ITS .i2`? rlt ;1 7W? Sheldon Hot t Annapolis, a son, Matthew Gershon Nativ, the "Hosen" RABBI LEO 3,1 ?;71;:t 511 who was born in Italy was a Michael. Ore hes t To • • • amid boy. He was success- .r-ite, n*01('-0;17 ni-Tp) brilliant Dec 13—To Mr. and Mrs. ful in his studies at the uni- Vickie Carroll r7voret Whet Barry Rope (Rosalyn Sarn- versity and graduated the Hospitai• •nd Nom. t9 17; ;V '401? faculty of Natural Science. off), 21411 Kipling, Oak Park, LI Serving 2-4444 LI 1-9769 255-1540 352-0937 However he was not satisfied a son, Todd Loren. • • • of his way of life. He inter- Mrs. 10—To Dr. and Dec. ested himself in Judaism and 0 it took his heart. After much Richard Aronsohn (Cindy Specadissd 1845 Woodbury, Ann ler? 4717IrF.1 thought he decided to accept Yellin), ri'; Maternity MOM EL the Jewish religion and go to Arbor, a son. Michael Scott. • • • Fashions - ne?3 r_ro?n x11 .t37127 ;r41'4 Israel. In Hon,* or Hospital About a year ago Gershom Dec. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. 557-9666 1117 13'111 -nnLmri Nativ came to Israel and Gerald Niskar (Arlene Ellis), the advice of the Chief 29250 Fairfax, Southfield, a .nrs-mri iD-ri= '1 17 upon Rabbi Nissim he studied at son, Adam Todd. • • • Yeshiva in Jerusalem. He REV. MONEY TnT -33'7 the was successful in his study Dec. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. of the Talmud and the dean Harold Kohen ( Ursula Wright- rIT'Z) n- pow Tr)rY1 c 1 17t RANK PAUL M min .11 G OLD MA N ir141. 7 '21 _1 1 ,I2kntr77 2714 175 'P4 Prir 'OM RABBI S. ZACHARIAS)! 7-47 of the Y."shiva helped him in ltr'771 cr,..."-): 7777 71-4.71777 -rtL7L, ,:rr4 "1 -;`27 (;17::, ‘.17 -4 his new way of life A short time ago he got acquainted with Z e h a v a Goldin. 25 that araduate.d the retiioi , s girls teachers seminary a:, i the t' decided to mlrry. After the wedding Gersie,rn .till continue to study at the Yeshiva and his wife school. tea.,th man), former Detroiters of Ann Arbor. a son. Alexander Franz. • • • Dec. 2—To Dr, and Mrs. Bernard Kirzner (Carol Weintrob). Detroiters :sta- ti,ned at Leavenworth. Kan , a daughter. • Rachel. • • • Nov. 29—To Mr. and 1Irs .>:m Graher Marcia Katz, RUBE Mohel 358-1426 or 357-5544 • HIRSHt ROTH (••,,,,•cl Mak., ; 557 0888 - BIRMINGHAM 141 W MAPLE PI) 5.. te - GROSSE PTE. • la 15930 KERCHEVAL