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Tadiran Wins U.S. Contract

TEL AVIV (ZINS) — Is-
rael's Tadiran Electronics
outbid U.S. contractors to
build a $39 million corn-

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Swimming Begins
"The Closed Curtain" and the main Jewish Center
at Main Center
"The Jews from Konkan" — today through Oct. 23.
"The Jews from the
two museum-quality photo-
Team tryouts for competi-
graphic exhibits prepared Konkan," which brings tive swimming at the main
by Beth Hatefutsot, the to life the culture of the Jewish Center will be held 4
Nahum Goldmann Museum Bene Israel, the largest of p.m. Monday.
of the Jewish Diaspora in the three ancient Jewish
Children age 5-17, who
Tel Aviv -- have been communities in India, have passed beginning
booked into the Jewish will be at the Center from swimming lessons, are elig-
Community Center by the Dec. 12 through Jan. 14.
ible. The team is divided
The exhibit, comprised of into practice groups based
JWB Lecture Bureau.
The traveling exhibition about 70 photographs, on age, skill and motiva-
is part of a two-year tour of shows the Bene Israel in the tional level. Each swimmer
North American Jewish Konkan and various aspects will compete in one meet
communities made possible of their way of life in Born- each month.
The swim program will
by Beth Hatefutsot and bay. Most of the photos were
coordinated by the JWB provided by Carmel consist of two sessions:
Berkson; the others are Monday through Dec. 16
Lecture Bureau.
from private collections and and Jan. 3-March 25. There
"The Closed Curtain," include some taken by Dr. is a fee. To register, call the
which traces the history of Shalva Weil.
Center, 661-1000, ext. 209.
the Yiddish State Theater of
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and 18 text panels, will be at

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noon bowling league has
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join. The group bowls on
Mondays at 12:45 p.m. at
Ark Lanes West. For infor-
mation, call Ellen Distasio,
secretary, 535-4278; or Net-
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complex from Dec. 12 to Jan. 14.

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ACCOUNTANTS UNIT
is still taking reservations
for its first annual all-day
seminar for continuing pro-
fessional education credit
slated to take place Wed-
nesday at Adat Shalom
Synagogue. Registration
will begin at 8 a.m. and the
seminar at 8:30.
Lunch6on will be served.
There is a fee. For details,
call Larry Hyman, 352-
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Beth Hatefutsot Photographic
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This scene from "The Big Win" is among the
photographs to be displayed in the Beth Hatefutsot
Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora
exhibit at the main Jewish Community Center today
through Oct. 23. The exhibit was prepared by the JWB
Lecture Bureau.

Center Symphony Orchestra
to Give Concert on Oct. 17

Center Symphony Or-
chestra will perform in con-
cert 3:30 p.m. Oct. 17 at the
main Jewish Community
Center. Julius Chajes will
be on the podium.
Soloists will be Brian
Schweickhardt, clarinet;
Linda Snedden-Smith, vio-

lin; and Hart Hollraan,
viola.
The concert will take
place in the Aaron DeRoy
Studio Theater. There is an
admission charge.
For ticket reservations
and information, call the
Center, 661-1000, ext. 164.

Court Hears Sinai Case

TEL AVIV (ZINS) — An
American Jewish investor
is suing the Israeli govern-
ment for $300 million com-
pensation because Israel re-
turned the Sinai oil fields to
Egypt. The unnamed inves-
tor claims he was assured of
ownership of 12 percent of
any oil found in Sinai.

The case is before the Is-
raeli Supreme Court and
the government has hired
expansive legal help.

One attorney is paid
$1,000 for each day he ap-
pears before the court. An-
other receives $750 each
day.

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