, ... ... 8T4CV e Page Fourteen THE JEWISH POST,__ -,- __Thursday, January 24, 1974 OVERsize. -- • , - News In i:t / 'rief - 'Il Jerusalem (JCNS) - People were temporarily evacuated in a nll~I·I·"'" t'!, ber of Israeli to~ and villages. when roofs wee torn off by or Ii Classified, BARNEY GLAZER their homes were.tllooded by the heavy rain or over.lloWmg water courSes. 0 Them was snow in the hills and sand stOrms in the Negev and in "', ..... , j! IN HQLLYWOOD .' . ;\: Room and Board Wanted . Tel Aviv '(ZINS) - The Israeli preSs ~ to retain its sense YOWlg . Anierican JeWish 'male · humor. Th~ ~test anecdote tells of III forei!:n conespjlndent, assigned ij student req]1ires board an.d J;'oom; I, the Mid-East war, arriving in ISrael, With which he : ,j ~ preferably in West Kildonan. Phone cover was~~:~1~~ 'I 334-3008. ... In ."Emcee Monty Hall"; the star of television's Let's Make a 'Deal, fr~ a number of prior v.is~ts. After regis«ir;ng in a hotJel, he s; WINNIPEG, . No.5 ., dashes out·of.the place and asks to be taken back to the·airport,. ~".~I '1, :0'. 0 No't Pla'y' ·w·lth· Dynam-Ite . 'Wanted to Purchase tells it.;tS it was and is in his life and career (GroSset & DWl!ap: $7). CIlDlE.? HI! had ,been welcomed with su~ unaccustomed courtesy and . .. ...... ., /' . : .or. split level in River They'll be call1iig hUn i'Orthright Monty followlIig pul;>lication of this book. B~gal<~w: deference ·by the hotel' personnel that he fleared he. had landed lIi the' 11 Heights .9'1;. Garden City area. No Hall criticizes not only his critics but himself. He. answers adverse' j wrong co~try. ',,--Y .' ment'of .Russian Writers . This is. wllat "ou are ·dD'ft ... when low spots. If these v.apours. com.Ii in agents. Please phOIie 338-8546 or opinions abolJ.t 1# show. He tells of his povertY-stricken youth in C;ma<;la "i you bring gasoline 'into 'yo;;' home: contsct with 'a SDurce of ignition, 775-1901.' ., '. and the strong sense of charity he learned from his mother. Tod.ay, he HaIfa (JCNS) - Thirty ~ truek drivers and their v~c~es in . Soviet' . Garden of' Eden. I, 1. to Clean . brushes, cI6thes;·ete. such as an open .Hame Dr an elec- feels that. has made him a cDmpUlsive hlimanltariim. " f :" 2. for filling your snDW blower or tric spark, an explosion' and fire L . h Edo Tlier~ was a' great 'b~nefactor in his life who reques~' anonyinity, have beguri tMnsporting citruS fruit from .so~ stationS to tbJs.LoIidon ·(JCNS) Most of the SoVietanti.-ZioniSt writing::': ,. i>ef>n dei>rived klilii liveIih~,the , I laWn mDWer.. occurs. etter tQ' t ,e .tor the author disCioses. He tells how his future. was shaped by anti- They are working with French,truek drivers lIithe country. A group dissident Soviet 'writers now the But.the main brunt ..i)f KGB"har.,. authorities rui've refuOOd to 'iillo~ DUe to carelessness in handllIig 1. Never· store gasoline in. glass :De~ Ediwr ,,, "'.,, '. :. Se'llitism J:1e ioun.d in c<!lleti",. 'How he took the pame Monty Hall;" ... .of Dutch drivers have been workbig lIi Israel for several months ~d of harassment ,by the KGB aSsment·was faced twO\v~ks ego him to visit relatives in the United , I gasoline in· the: home, dUring thE! .) '?ontakers.. ···• . )" The S~ve~oili· School Divisio~ He discloses. a second benefactor "{hen thlngs .rooked 'bleak. Trouble their~month. contract is due to expire on February 14, but it is (the security poliqe) for expressing by VictOr ~ekr~v, th.e 62~year-old I States. .'. , .PltSt year there"were many exp4i- 2. Keep out 'Of reach of children, . has called a' b'y-election for Wed~ with the Canadian Broadcasting Company and hiS .decision to take a thought their. cOntract will be renewed. , contr8i1'Y ·to 'the official·lb:i.e Kiev non-Jewish J?ovelliit 'whose A new. twist is repo~d in the slons and fires,' some' with: very 3. iNev,er fill fuel tanks of snow ~esday, Jan. 3D, to fill the vac:;mcy shot at New York and the . big time. ' •. ,. '". .' ~ either JeWish or non-Jewish home was'Se:archedfor 42 hDUrs. In Soviet harassment campaign'of sOme serious injuries. ' . blowE!rs! P!'wer mowers or other I 01). the board. This vacancy was, He 'bdescribes ..an unusual encounter ~~ Pat Weaver. How good Tel AvIV ~(~A) - ~e Israeli, '!ublic" especially chil~en,. ~ere Russians with a pro-Jewish record, 1959; tWo years., before 11'evgeny Jews WishlIi.g·to·~inigMte t«> tsmel. , , 'Gasoline 'Is' Dynamite. The va- .jmple!ll"nts indoors. Icaused "fhen I was obliged to resign .0rtWle egan to .take shape, then almost disSipated, The way he learned w~ed ,by police and ~.W'lty authonties to 'beware of toy-like boob~- ~tes the JCNS East Europe cor- Yevtusheclto .publIshed . his' .. poem Professor- Benjamin· FaYn has been ; traps were brought mto.. the. by one. of the Arab terrorist respondent. ' '. "Babi Yar", Mr. was the distirl.Ssed from·hIs post at'the l':iisti- pouiS' frohl 'One. 'gallon of gasolb:i.e 4. Gasolb:i.e will. give 'Off exploslve. my seat last Octob.er because the the facts o~ TV life the hard way. .tha~ coun~ Nekra~;' " when '''"'ted are' . ;""ual to 87 1bs. vapours at 45° 'below zero. s h 1 ct th t h' Hall dISCUSSes the prizes on his TV series.. He· gets mto NBC's org~1i~. The lethal objects realistica:I!Y res ",ble. toy shells and. Western world was alerted first SoViet Writer to speak 'out lute for Solid. Substances of the ...... ~~ c 00 a says a anyone w 0 . --'''hi hI h' tho k bl" .' . of ·d';"~":'lte. .. m "",,' th '",_.... : t ust mc.=u e . oojler - 'Ow e networ ew Let's !Make a Deal and ~es. They are very sman .but .can easily cause the loss of a, hand, the. ~GB . might "'-a.ve in egainst the then official PoliCY' of sOviet Academy of sCiences' becauSe ".--- Do not be the next one to injure oves away _I'm e "",... IC m nilllf·' f d n..l__ .~ .b·lli ' Eight such toys been found· so far. ,these w:riters hy academi- obliterating 1h,e InfIrlyrdom of some of "the suspicion" tIUithe "{anted 'The vapours from any :flantntable '. .. th . tAt all .T _1_ ons.o Duant... L.ngs. ~. ~~,worse. ~ve yourself and your =nuly ·-d cause give up ell' sea . cu· y :. 0.....". All this d' . " Hall"" , .:tri . book Th of th" · uid h' than' d .d - d h distan . han. lllO:re m . " s m gwng, '. ese are many e , ; ciano Sakharov.. P~t 33,800 Jewish victims Of the Nazis to go. MeanWhile, a seoond membeir- Ilq are eaVler 81r an can . ",.' move as ort ce away, ow- '---""en,.'that hau".mad·e'Let's MAke Deal th t" ful e .\ .., spread a considerable distanee and,. firE! ~g.e to;' Y9ur property and ever the act does not make any ~ .... '""t"" .. .Y"; ----- a e mos success gam To'· A..-d Isra· el's Econo'm' y am~. them is Lev Kopelev, the buri~ in ~ graves at this ravine ,of a Soviet. AcademY of· Sci~~; , will accumulate in ,basement' and' hDme.· , ti show m teleVISIon histoIY. 62-year-old Soviet Jewish literary outside Kiev. He pr~ lIi th~ the :first being Professor Ben;i~ ex;:pth OIls. '. b lecti . I Authors are: Monty Hall and· Bili Libby. And a PDX on bOth gent1e- WashingtOn (JTA)-A\hlro gr~t· grants induce "a ihigh level of con- scholar and critic ·and front~lb:i.e Literary G~ against the Kiev' Levich,' has applied·:for. pel'lXlisSion ,I, . e ~dDmthmtg y-e . onI may men f~rbeihg lazy. The 'book has no lIidex, thus losing 75 p'er cent of of $50 milliOn 'in' three years was fidence m' your government.'~ Second World W;rr vetenu',.who ToWn CotincU'splanto·1I6od. the ·toemigrate to Isi'liel.l;Ie·iS Pr~~ reconunen a yqu senous y' con- .' . .... , I. BOWL' G SCORES tin f Sha Cr I Its sjlelf value. ND showbIZ ,book should ever be its own worst enemy made by the United States to Israel . Referring to the ~ of the Y;'mspent some'years lIi a labor camp r~vine and la~:out a park and sta.:" sor :rsak.H~bergof:~!lV. alsO , ;;" . g ,::: cir .na ;:nero by losing pDtential sales tD that vast field - those who collect sitch books to help it maintain. economic sta- Kippur War Parker said it was with Alexander SolZhenitsy.n, :the dium on the ~te... "'. a corresponding member of the.MoI­ .\ In..ve. ' .navvn ...... 5. .amer "r .~any for reference. " . bility dUring a period of heavy de- "indeed ~kable" that Israel is NDbel Prize-winn!ngauthor" Mr. Ma'. N~s .novel ·aboUt.'.the <!avian Republic's.Academy ofSci~ years. ~.e has been a r~sldent of 'DON RICKLES' who wo~ks for' Bill Harrah at Harrah' Tahoe and '. West :Kildonan for over 20. years. , . '.' s £~ expenc:!itures. DamEll Parker, 'l;UryivUlg in view of tb:e"unus~'Kopelov, . who 'was' ~ prototjpe.of Bat'tIe. of S~~, "In the e~ces, .who haS been dismlssed':Ilrom Tw . f h . chil" dre' . h d' Harrah s Reno, has nDthmg 'but praise for his frequent boss. Bald Don, ailmmlstrator of the Agency forlburdeIj.·on your eConomy,," No~ LeV'.Rubm, the JewisI;I protagorust Trenches·of Stalingrad, defioo the his post" '.'. o 0 er nave gra u- "M R n 'R' .