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French Sale Linked to Daoud

PARIS

(JTA)—Libya has
ordered 10 fast patrol boats
from France, armed. with
sea-to-sea missiles and ..de-
scribed as having a firing
power superior to a World
War II, cruiser.
The boats, which will be
manufactured in the
Cherbourg shipyard where
Israel had ordered its own
"Cherbourg boats, - will
cost three billion francs or
some $600 million.
Ac-cording to French
naval experts, they will
give Libya a strong deter-

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rent force and a strike
power for action 2,000 miles
from Libya's shores.
The 250-ton boats are
armed with four sea-to-sea
missiles manufactured by
"Matra" and a 76 mm.
anti-aircraft gun described
as one of the best in the
Western world.
The boats have a cruising
speed of 15 knots per hour
and reached a top speed of
40 knots during tests at sea.
The French paper, Le
Monde, reports that France
managed to get the deal be-
cause of the decision to free
Palestinian terrorist Abu
Daoud after his arrest last
January.

Jewish Learning
PHILADELPHIA—More
than 100 Israeli scholars,
educators and public offi- for Soviet Jews
cials, many of them gradu-
NEW YORK(JTA)—An
ates of the Dropsie Univer- extensive program of serv-
sity, assembled in Jerusa- ices to newly-arrived Soviet
lem in March for a memo- Jewish emigrants, which in-
rial service for Dr. Solomon cludes Jewishly-oriented
Zeitlin, who died last Dec.
English as a second lan-
28. -
guage in classes for adults,
Many of the participants and special tutorial and
were former students or as- scholarship programs for
sociates of Dr. Zeitlin, who children, has been devel-
was Distinguished Profes- oped by the Board of Jew-
sor of Post-Biblical Liter- ish Education.
ature and Institutions at the
The programs were de-
university.
signed to help meet the
Dr. Simon Greenberg, a educational needs of newly
1932 Dropsie graduate and arrived immigrants, while
the former rabbi of Har insuring a Jewish com-
Zion Temple here, con- ponent within that educa-
ducted the memorial serv- tion, according to Dr. Alvin
ice held in the Zalman Scho- Schiff, BJE executive vice
cken Library at the Jewish
president.
Theological Seminary in Je-
rusalem. The service was _
Geriatric Center
arranged by the World
Bible Society and the Israel
Rescued by Ali
Society of Biblical Re-
search.
NEW YORK (JTA)—An
The chairman of both as- official
of Self-Help Commu-
sociated groups • is Dr: nity
Services confirmed this
Haim M.I. Gevaryahu, who week that heavy-weight
was a visiting professor of champion Mohammed Ali
Bible at Dropsie University. had kept his promise to pro-.
He participated in the serv- vide $100,000 to avert the
ice.
closing in 1975 of one of the
Also participating were agency's projects, a geriat-
Dr. Elazar Goelman, who ric 'center serving mainly
was the president of Gratz survivors , of the Holocaust
College here before going and handicapped Jews.
Larry Matloff, Self-Help
on Aliya to Israel; Dr. G.
Douglas Young, president executive director, recalled
of the Institute of Holy that the Hillside Aged Pro-
Land Studies; Dr. Aaron gram Center in the Wash-
Soviv, a widely-known Is- ington Heights section of
raeli educator; Prof. Hugo Manhattan had been sched-
Montell, of Bar-Ilan Univer- tiled to shut down on Dec.
31, 1975 for lack of funds, a
sity; and Lord Edward Sam- threat
which Ali had seen
uel, of Hebrew University.
reported on a television pro-
gram.
Ali came to the center
and promised a gift large
enough to keep it in oper-
ation for the 1976 year.

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