Vegetables Get a New Lease on Life
JERUSALEM — A modern
method for preserving the
quality of agricultural pro-
duce, mainly vegetables, has
been developed by Dr.
Ya'acov Amir, senior re
searcher at the Agricultural
Research Authority.
Wl'ile investigating means
to prevent sugar from turn-
ing into starch during the ag-
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ing of agricultural produce,
Dr. Amir found that spraying
plants with a certain chemi-
cal checked the aging pro-
cess. Experiments have re-
vealed that spraying wheat
fields with this chemical
helps to increase production.
According to the research-
er, this method opens new
avenues for improving agri-
cultural produce and increas-
ing the crops of starch-pro-
ducing cultivations, such as
beans, peas and corn.
Several kibutzim have
sprayed corn fields with this
simple chemical with encour-
aging results.
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Campers Strike for Extra Week
The Lubavitcher Rebbe
came to the rescue of Gan
Israel campers last Sunday,
when the youngsters went on
strike to demand an extra
week of sports and learning.
The picketing followed
dedication ceremonies — the
climax of four weeks of
camping.
With the camp program
ending the following Tues-
day, the boys realized they
would have one week re-
maining before beginning the
school year.
Rabbi Shmuel Fogelman,
the camp director, said he
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Arabs, Jews Clash in Jezreel Prison
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Ten
prisoners were injured and
hospitalized following a clash
between Arab and Jewish
prisoners in the Shatta Prison
in the Jezreel Valley.
Security forces from sur-
rounding areas were alerted
and sped to the prison. There
was no necessity, however,
for their intervention.
The Arab prisoners agreed
to return to their cells but
the Jewish prisoners refused
I to return. They demanded
that they be separated from
the Arab prisoners.
An investigation team en-
tered the prison to find out
the reason for the clash.
telephoned the Lubavitcher
Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M.
Schneerson, to ask his ad-
vice.
The Rebbe ordered an im-
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mediate end to the strike
Ages 3 thru High School
and an additional week of
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camping for Gan Israel, said
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