Soaring Meat Prices Plague Israelis, Too
JERUSALEM (JTA) — A
stunned public was informed
Tuesday that the price of
frozen meat will rise by near-
ly 50 per cent along with
sharp increases in the prices
of other basic commodities
including sugar, fuel and to-
bacco.
Prices soared after Finance
Minister Pinhas Sapir intro-
duced new subsidy policies
for which the treasury hopes
to get Knesset approval, be-
fore the current fiscal year
ends March 31.
The reduction of govern-
ment prices supports was ex-
pected to raise prices but
Israelis apparently were not
prepared for the steep in-
crease in meat prices and
the 38 per cent rise in the
price of sugar.
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Sapir also signed regula-
tions raising the price of gas-
oline by 12 per cent, cigar-
ettes by 15 per cent, cooking
gas, heating fuel and parafin
by about 17 per cent.
The price of flour was also
pn the way up though the ex-
act percentage remained un-
decided.
On the other hand, Sapir
apparently bowing to pres-
sure from Histadrut agreed
not to raise the prices of milk,
dairy products, eggs and
poultry. Price supports on
those items are expected to
be increased.
Sapir told the cabinet this
week that the present subsi-
dies the government pays to
keep prices stable were no
longer adequate.
union's response to the price
hikes.
One of the first reactions
came from the Egged and
Dan bus cooperatives which
warned that they would raise
their fares to cover' the in-
creased cost of gasoline. His-
tadrut urged them to hold
back on fare hikes.
The prices of many staples
will remain steady. These in-
clude fish, tea, coffee, pota-
toes, bread, cocoa 'and edible
oils. The sharply increased
price of sugar is expected to
affect the prices of such foods
as cake, noodles, breakfast
cereals, jams, confectionary
fruits and fruit juices.
People
Make News
He said subsidies would
have to be increased from IL
600,000,000 ($150,000,000) a
year to nearly IL1,000,000,000
DR. SIDNEY SELI G,
($250,000,000) which the gov-
ernment cannot countenance. president of the Michigan-
He said the customer will Ohio region of the Educators
have to foot part of the bill. Assembly headed a group of
Histadrut representatives
who sat in on a meeting of
the ministerial economic
committee until 4 'a. m. Tues-
day morning were unable to
agree to the government's
moves. Histadrut leaders met
in emergency session Wed-
nesday to decide the trade
educators from this region
to the 22nd annual conven-
tion of the educators in New
York. He presented a paper
to the assembled delegates
on "Job Security" which
was the topic of a plenary
session at the convention.
Dr. Selig was invited to
prepare an article for the
Educators Assembly 1973
Yearbook.
DR. MICHAEL SALTER
has been appointed treasurer
and a trustee of the Michi-
gan Foot Health Foundation,
an organization to promote
continuing education and re-
search in foot care.
Proudly Announces
'
it's Association with
JOHN
ELIE WIESEL will be the
recipient of the 1973 Distin-
guished Service Award of the
National Federation of Jew-
iSh Men's Clubs, at the 44th
annual convention at the Dip-
lomat Hotel, Hollywood, Fla.,
May 6-10.
For Appointment Call
357-0234
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Mrs. Ryan Is Arrested; U.S. Is
Expected to OK Extradition
BONN (JTA) — The for-
eign office expressed confi-
dence this week that U.S.
authorities will extradite Mrs.
Hermine Braunsteiner Ryan,
a former Nazi concentration
camp guard, who is wanted
here to face war crimes
charges.
An application for cHtradi-
tion accompanied by docu-
mentary evidence against
Mrs. Ryan, has been forward-
ed to Washington on behalf
of the West German prose-
cuting attorney, the foreign
office said.
It said that Mrs. Ryan, 53,
will he charged either with
murder or abetting murder.
She has been accused of se-
lecting women and children
for extermination at a con-
centration camp where she
served as a guard between
October 1942 and March
1944.
Mrs. Ryan, who is married
* * *
Four Nazis Sent
to Jail for Murder
BONN (JTA) — A Munich
court has sentenced four for-
mer Nazi police officers to
jail sentences for complicity
in the murder of about 2,000
Jews in south Russia in fall
1941.
They are Erich Bock, 61,
Otto Ernst Prast, 59, and
Wilhelm Spiekdermann, 60,
who each got 4 1 /2 ,years, and
Hans Discar, 60, who receiv-
ed two years' imprisonment.
The public prosecutor had
pleaded for 10 years.
Meanwhile, two former SS
officers went on trial in West
Berlin, charged with the mur-
der and complicity in mur-'
der of more than 1,000 Jews
and gypsies in Poland from
1941 to 1943. -
They are Johann Baecker,
61, and Hans Quambusch,
67. They are also on trial as
so-called "excess criminals."
Both are alleged to have shot
babies, young girls, women
and men. They have been in
custody since March 31, 1971.
.Both deny the charges.
THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS
22—Friday, March 30, 1973
Arab Artists' Exhibit
Israel's first gallery devot-
ed solely to works by Arab
artists has opened in Jaffa's
city center under the patron-
age of Ruth Dayan. The open-
ing show comprises ails and
gouaches by Zuhir Hatem
29, of Jerusalem; Mahmoud
Azam, 23, of Taiba; and Bas-
hir Abu Rabiya, 22, of the
Abu Rabiya Negev Be-
douin tribe.
Creative Party Planning
including
Candy Centerpieces
MRS. HERMINE RYAN
to an American citizen, lives
in New York, She was taken
into custody last week and
confined at the women's
prison on Rikers Island,
pending an extradition hear-
ing.
Bail was denied twice to
Mrs. Ryan.
Deportation hearings
against the former concen-
tration camp guard, conduct-
ed by the U.S. Immigration
and Naturalization Service,
were suspended 'March 20
after it was learned that ex-
tradition requests had been
filed by both the West Ger-
man and Polish governments.
Mrs. Ryan lost her U.S.
citizenship in 1971 after it
was determined that in ap-
plying for it she had con-
cealed her conviction by an
Austrian court in 1949 on
charges of torturing concen-
tration camp inmates.
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Dr. LAWRENCE BROT-
MAN, son of Mrs. Bertha
Brotman of Lancaster Dr.,
Southfield, has been appoint-
ed an instructor in radiology
Ca!!:
at Massachusetts General
Hospital, Boston. Dr. Brot-
The occasion is piled high
man is a graduate of the with
Advanced and Beginners Lessons
difficulty, and we must
University of Michigan's med- rise high with the occasion.
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756.2058
ical school.
— Abraham Lincoln.
Charles Bassin
*
Israel's Foreign Ministeis r
ABBA EBAN will visit the
U.S. in May as a guest of the
United Jewish Appeal and
the Israel Bond Organiza-
tion. Eban plans to visit sev-
eral African states in June.
* * *
Anti - Defamation League
of Bnai Brith announced the
appointment of NATHAN
PERLMUTTER as assistant
national director in charge
of development and planning.
Perlmutter, vice president
and director of development
at Brandeis University for
the past four years, will as-
sume his new position April
1.
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YOSEF BODENHEIMER,
chief clerk of the Israel Su-
Magnificent views over-
preme Court, has retired at
looking
the Mediterranean.
the age of 65. His successor,
Heated
swimming
pool.
will be 31-year-old ALON
Just call
Health club, steam bath,
GILLON, who has been in
charge of the department of
sauna and gymnasium. Shop- Or have your travel agent call.
civil appeals in the Supreme
ping arcade. Three fine
Court. Gillon is the son of
restaurants and the glittering
the late Colin Gillon, who
was state attorney between
Magic Carpet Night Club.
1953 and 1961, and a grand-
son of the late Justice Gad
Frumkin.
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