THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

36 Friday, June 13, 1975

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Going to a show at Pine Knob? Then stop at the
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only 3 1 /2 miles (about 5 minutes) from the theater.
Show up before the stars shine at Pine Knob. Or
after. Either way you'll find the Old Mill's a real
show stopper ... with fine food served in an
atmosphere of casual elegance. Dinner time. show
time ... you'll have a good time at Pine Knob and
the Old Mill. Two great show places going places!

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A Ship With Israeli Cargo
Bypasses the Suez Canal

TEL AVIV (JTA) — A
Liberian flagship carrying a
sugar cargo to Israel from
South Korea will not at-
tempt to pass through the
Suez Canal, official sources
said.
A report last week that
the ship would arrive in
Gaza a week earlier than
originally scheduled set off
a flurry of speculation in
maritime circles that Israel
intended to make a test case
of Egypt's willingness to
permit Israeli cargoes
through the Suez Canal in
accordance with the Janu-
ary, 1974 Israeli-Egyptian
disengagement accord.
The waterway was offi-
cially re-opened by Egypt
last Thursday on the eighth
anniversary of its shutdown
at the outbreak of the Six-
Day War.
Israel apparently does
not intend to make a test
case of this, at least for the
time being.
Israel's Chief of Staff,

Technion Lists
Prize Winners

HAIFA — Edward Teller
and Dr. George Klein have
been chosen the 1975 recipi-
ents of the Harvey Prize
bestowed by Technion —
Israel Institute of Technol-
ogy.
Teller, professor at Lawr-
ence Livermore Laboratory
of the University of Califor-
nia, won the prize in science
and technology. He received
the award "for his dedicated
work toward the utilization
of fission and fusion energy
for peaceful purposes."
Dr. Klein, professor of
tumor biology and head of
the institute for tumor biol-
ogy at the Karolinska Insti-
tute Medical School in
Stockholm, won the prize in
human health. He received
the prize "in recognition of
his contribution to human
health through his discover-
ies in cancer immunology."
The Harvey Prize was es-
tablished in 1971 by a gift of
$1 million from the Lena P.
Harvey Foundation in Los
Angeles and bears the name
of the late Leo M. Harvey, a
prominent leader of the
American Technion Society.

Alaska Has
1st Bar Mitzva?

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WASHINGTON (JTA) —
The Southeast Alaska Em-
pire, Juneau's daily newspa-
per, headlined this week
what it claimed to he the
first Bar Mitzva ever per-
formed in Alaska.
The paper published a
front page photograph of
13-year-old Alan Gross and
his parents with Rabbi Mor-
ris Hershman, of San Fran-
cisco, who officiated.
Alan's mother, Belle
Simpson Gross, was the
first Jewish woman born in
Juneau, according to the
paper.
The Jewish community in
the capital of the 50th state
numbers less than 100. The
only synagogue in Alaska is
located in Anchorage which
has a Jewish population of

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Gen. Mordechai Gur, pre-
dicted that the reopening of
the Suez Canal will usher in
a period of calm in the Mid-
dle East.
He observed that Egypt
was not likely to go to war
while the canal was open to
navigation and that Syria
and Jordan would not go to
war on their own without
the participation of Egypt.

'U.S. Is Hostage to Arab Nations'

WASHINGTON (JTA) —
A . new organization called
Americans for Energy Inde-
pendence emerged last
weekend with retired Adm.
Elmo R. Zumwalt, former
Chief of U.S. Naval Opera-
tions accepting its presi-
dency.

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Famous "BIG" Tyme Sandwiches

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Most Israelis
Live in Cities

TEL AVIV (ZINS) — Al-
most 90 percent of the Jew-
ish population is concen-
trated in five cities, while
only five percent of the peo-
ple live in agricultural set-
tlements (moshavim) and
2.3 percent in Kihutzim.
Within a radius of 15 kilo-
meters of Tel Aviv, there are
1,250,000 people, almost.
half of the entire popula-
tion.
The remaining half is con-
centrated in a small circle
around the cities of Jerusa-
lem, Haifa and Beersheba.

Israel Subsidizes
Missionary Tracts

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Minister of Commerce and
Industry Haim Barley has
confirmed that the govern-
ment pays export incentives
to publishers of missionary
tracts in Israel which are
disseminated abroad, and
said they would continue to
receive the inventives.
"I don't care what they
are exporting as long as
their sales contribute to the
economy by bringing in dol-
lars," Barley told the Knes-
set Finance Committee.
He also noted that the
government cannot discrim-
inate against this particular
type of export.

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In accepting the post,
Zumwalt warned that "the
United States has become
hostage to the foreign policy
of Arab nations" and urged
"immediate" and "decisive"
action toward energy inde-
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