18211 JOHN R.

TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
largest Israeli team ever to
participate in international
sports in Teheran for par-
ticipation in the Seventh
Asian Games which will take
place from Sept. 1 to 16.
While there is no fear,
there is a bit of apprehen-
sion concerning the safety of
the competitors, and the dele-
gation, consequently, will in-
clude a large number of se-
curity people. The total num-
ber in the Israeli party comes
to 91 people.
Yosef Inbar, president of
the Israeli Olympic Com-
mittee, and Haim Glovinsky,
executive secretary of the
committee, left for Teheran
last Friday in order to final-
ize all arrangements for the
entertainment of the Israeli
contingent.
It is interesting to note
that among the 26 countries
involved in the games will
be four Arab states: Kuwait,
Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Bah-
rein. Shmuel Lalkin, chief
d'mission for the Israelis,
who was in Teheran a week
ago, indicated, "I do not

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know if the Arabs will com-
pete against us, but Israeli
sportsmen will not withdraw
from any event because
Arab athletes are lined up
against them."
Lalkin indicated that the
facilities for the games are
among the finest in the world,
and the central stadium will
seat 100,000 spectators. Built
at a phenomenal expense, the
indoor stadiums and swim-
ming pools are air condi-
tioned.
The top woman athlete in
the nation, Esther Shacha-
morov-Roth, who performed
outstandingly at Munich
prior to the massacre of the
Israeli athletes at the Olym-
pic Games, has not regained
her Olympic Games form as
yet, but is expected to have
a chance to cop a medal
in the hurdles.
Possibly the most likely
female candidate for a gold
medal is Israel's 17-year-old
Orit Abramowitz, who jumps
a la Fosbury going over the
barrier with back to the
timber.

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JERUSALEM — Ten parts
of beauty descended on the
world; nine parts were given
to Jerusalem, one to the rest
of the world. So reads a say-
ing in the Talmud. It has
also inspired the revival of
a scrapbook review being
presented in English at the
Khan theater nightclub here.
The interior of the Kahn,
with its n a t u r a 1 cave-like
walls and seats which sur-
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sides, with giant columned
arches in between, provide a
unique setting. The produc-
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history of Jerusalem from
Solomon to today including
familiar expressions of ex-
ternal longings for the city.
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Jerusalem whereupon being
so pleased to see Jewish
porters transporting his trunk
to his room, he asked them
to return so he could have
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to people.
A dirty and disheveled
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War; and the many familiar
characters, the variety of
hats worn by the many who
walk the streets of the shuk
(market) forms the theme of
another scene.
The original show, called
Yerushalayim Sheli (My Je-
rusalem) was written and
compiled in 1968 by the Is-
ralei lyricist and writer, Dan
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of the Khan asked Reuven
Morgan, an immigrant from
Cardiff, Wales in 1959, to
take on the new production.
Reuven who has been writ-
ing, translating, directing
and producing theater (in-
cluding Habima productions),
radio shows and television
documentaries, translated
about 40 per cent of the old
material into English, wrote
about 10 per cent new and
adapted the rest.
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The s h o w is performed
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with plans to perform in Tel
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vision feature of the show
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