THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

26 Friday, May 9, 1975

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U.S. Grain Concession Credit
to Arabs Tops Grant to Israel

WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Egypt, Syria and Jordan
have received more than 14
times as much American
grain on concession credit
terms granted by the U.S.
government than has Israel
thus far this fiscal year that
ends June 30, the U.S. De-
partment of Agriculture
said.
Egypt's purchases were
on U.S. dollar credit for 40
years at interest of two per-
cent a year. The agreements
with the other Middle East-
ern countries called for ap-
proximately the same
terms, the spokesman indi-
cated._
Senator Richard Stone
(D-Fla.) said that Robert J.
McCloskey, assistant secre-
tary of state for congres-
sional relations, has in-
formed him that agri-
cultural assistance will be
"somewhat higher" in the
new fiscal year beginning
July 1 than during the ,cur-
rent year.
Stone, a member of the

Deliciously Prepared for the
Discerning Taste

Senate's foreign agricul-
ture subcommittee, ob-
served that Israel has re-
ceived primarily food
grains and vegetable oil in
past years but these were
not available for overseas
aid in fiscal year 1975.
In fiscal year 1974, Israel
received $20 million in aid
under U.S. Public Law, 480
more than three times the
amount this year. Egypt
and Syria received no such
aid in fiscal year 1974.
Stone said that one State
Department official had
stated that Egypt's and Syr-
ia's high level of aid was
linked not only to their agri-
cultural needs but also to at-
tempts to reach "a peaceful
development in the Middle
East."
Israel, according to that
official, received large
amounts of economic and
military assistance which
was taken into account
along with its food needs in
determining its level of agri-
cultural aid.

Symphony Sets
`Pop' Concerts

Peter Nero will lead off
the annual Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra Cabaret
"Pops" Concerts 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday and Thursday
at the Light Guard Armory,
'4400 East Eight Mile.
The remaining six con-
certs will be directed by
principal conductor Richard
Hayman, beginning with a
"Family Festival of Music"
May 16-17.
Cabaret "Pops" will con-
tinue with "Wunderber,"
featuring Cole Porter music
with soloists and the Rack-
ham Symphony Choir May
21-22 and "Magical Melodies
of Broadway and Holly-
wood" May 23 and 24.
Tickets are available at
the Ford Auditorium box of-
fice, Hudsons and Grin-
nell's. For information, call
Ford Auditorium, 961-0700.

Les Brown, Band
to Perform Sunday

Les Brown and his Band
of Renown will perform two
shows 7 p.m. and 11:30 p.m.
Sunday at the Raleigh
House in Southfield.
The earlier show includes
dinner. For reservations,
call the Raleigh House,
353-11

cal professor at Michigan
State University.
Trunsky has also served
as a psychiatric consultant
to the Jewish Home for
Aged.
. He is a member of the
American Psychiatric As-
sociation, American Medi-
cal Association and Michi-
gan Society of Psychiatry
and Neurology.
Junior Division president
Edward Lumberg will pre-
side at the meeting to which
all interested young Jewish
adults are invited. -
For information on Jun-
ior Division activities, con-
tact Mrs. Lillian Bernstein,
Division director, at the
Federation office, 965-3939.

`Hostage' to Open
at WSU Theater

One of Brendan Behan's
best known plays, "The Hos-
tage," opens 8:30 p.m. May
23 at Wayne State Univer-
sity's Bonstelle Theatre.
Additional performances
will be held 8:30 p.m. May
24, 30-31 and 2:30 p.m. May
25 and June 1.
"The Hostage" is a bawdy
and irreverent satire which
combines song, dance, and
vaudeville features ' with a
loose plot about the rom-
ance and escape attempt of
a British - soldier held in a
brothel as a hostage by the
IRA.
Tickets are available at
the Wayne State ticket of-
fice and Hudsons. For infor-
mation, call the Wayne
ticket office, 577-2960.

Portuguese Leader
Halts Israel Trip

TEL AVIV (JTA) — Raul
Rego, the Portuguese So-
cialist leader, has cancelled
a visit to Israel as guest of
the Labor Party due to the
tense political situation in
Pt

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Psychiatrist Will Address
Federation Junior Division

Dr. Ronald E. Trunsky,
psychiatrist, will speak to
the Junior Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation
at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the
United Hebrew Schools
main building.
Dr. Trunsky, whose topic
will be "Depression", is
chief of inpatient services
and a clinical associate of
Sinai Hospital's department
of psychiatry. A member of
the Sinai staff since 1962,
Dr. Trunsky is an associate
professor at Wayne State
University's school of medi-
cine and an assistant clini-

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