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Two Aged Jews Arrive in Israel From Russia HAIFA, (JTA)—Two Jewish septagenarians who had directed a personal plea to President Slavernik of the Soviet Union for permission to leave Russia and join their children in Israel, ar- rived here aboard the liner Artza from Constanza. Both carried Soviet passports. Mrs. Sophia Srebenik, 73, and Chaim Leib Orenstein, 77, had made their applications for exit permits to the President's office months ago, but no action was taken until the requested per- mits were forthcoming a few weeks ago. Mrs. Srebenik was required to furnish proof that she would be allowed to enter Yeshiva. University won out over such competition as Yale, Princeton, Johns Hopkins, the New York Public Library, and other noted schools and libra- ries, in acquiring the valuable Hershey Collection of Versailles Conference Papers containing 5,090 documents which fill exist- ing• gaps in the documentary history of that subject. The col- lection, handsomely moroccan- bound, was presented by its owner, Burnet Hershey, veteran foreign correspondent (right) as a memorial to his father, Joseph, to Dr. Samuel Belkin, president of Yeshiva University. Israel. The Israel Embassy fur- nished the necessary documents and the two were permitted to leave the Soviet Union without further difficulty. Both arrivals have families in this country whom they have not seen in more than 20 years. LOW FLAT PICK-UP CHARGES STORAGE—PACK I NG—SH I PP I NG REDUCED RATES POOL CARS Household Goods - Personal Effects - Autos CAILIFOIR,NIA TEX. - ARIZ. - N. MEX. - ORE. - WASH. PHONE FA. 1-0300 OAK PARK OFFICE 20950 Greenfield Road OAK PARK (Office Authorized Dec. 3l, 1952)• EVERGREEN SEVEN MILE OFFICE 20300 West Seven Mile Road — DETROIT 19 Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal beposit Insurance Corporation NOW MITE TIME to introduce your child to the beauty of Jewish tradition and history. 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But Israel is the center of . his- tory not by origin but by elec- tion, and that means not merely privilege but obligation." The Rev, Millar Burrows, Win- kley Professor of Biblical Theo- logy and chairman of Yale's de- partment of Near Eastern lan- guages and- literature, described the early Israelites' conception of history in the fourth of a series of eight Trumbull lectures on the subject of "The Idea of History in the Ancient Near East." •aysisaini iagrodient for comp "The basic, distinctive pre- plate *kin protoctioa. supposition of all ancient 'He- brew ideas about history," Prof. Burrows asserted, "is the convic- tion that in human history the one, living God is working out His own sovereign purpose for the good of His creatures—first of all for His chosen people, but also. through them, for the rest of mankind," W•Oof• 4r11 4 `,13," . 4 41411 Pate )!-;.f4 D6v13on) 4904) East McNichols DETROIT 12 MEM= ME (Near Nine Mile and John R) 22711 Stephenson Highway HAZEL PARK . ■ NORTH DETROIT OFFICE u HAZEL PARK OFFICE Your skin deserves sure proteo tion ... guard it with Cheransy Skin Balm, an unusual prepara- tiotti which combines the rich- Ile SS of a cream with the non. stickiness of a lotion. 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