THE JEWISH NEWS-43
Friday, March 27, 1953
Holiday Greetings
Passover Greetings
from
KAY DANZER
ZUROFF'S
Flower's - Gifts
Highest Quality Merchandise
of the Lowest Prices in the City!
Sheraton Cadillac Hotel
Why go elsewhere—You can
Park Shelton Hotel
always do better of ZUROFF'S!
8810 - 12th St.
Holiday Greetings
Best Wishes to All
on Passover
Maurice Garelik
AUTO CITY
CANDY CO.
Point Supplies
13524 Woodrow Wilson
2937 St. Aubin
TU. 3-0075
TE. 1-3350
Holiday. Greetings
Mohawk Machine
Products Co.
Greetings and Best Wishes
Victory Venetian
Blind and Table
Pad Co.
Steel - Aluminum -
Plastic
23701 Ecorse Rd.
Expert Installation
Dearborn._
3115 E. Davison
TW. 1-1369
Holiday Greetings
Holiday Greetings
Hettche Motor Sales
Brilliant
FORD
Music Company
Service
Complete Service on
JOE BRILLIANT
All Ford Products
2475 W. Grand Blvd.
19963 LIVERNOIS
A Happy Passover
Reliance Paint & Varnish Mfg. Co.
433 Leland
Passover Best Wishes
SMITH & SON CONST. CO.
Licensed Mason Contractors
Residential—Commercial—Industrial
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15421 LaSalle Blvd.
UN. 2-2116
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T. H. BREHM CO.
Incorporated
Heating Contractors and Distributors
2138 COOLIDGE HWY.
OAK PARK, M ICH.
JO. 4-6785
Member of Detroit Air Conditioning Institute
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1711 JOS. CAM PAU
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Two from -American Jewry to Jewish
leaders of the American Jewish
community, both officials of the
National Jewish Welfare Board,
are leaving for Korea, on of-
ficially sponsored government
missions during which they will
participate in GI Passover serv-
ices and bring holiday greetings
personnel on 'duty with the
American Armed Forces in the
Far East.
The two Passover visitors are
Rabbi Morris Lieberman, of Bal-
timore, and Col. Harry D. Hen-
shel, New York, national chair-
man of JWB's Armed Services
Committee.
On Hand to open the second
semester at Brandeis University
are, from the left, Leonard
Bernstein, who will direct the
university's second festival of
creative arts in June; C. Wright
Mills, human realtions expert;
and Louis Kronenberger, Time
Magazine drama editor.
March Proclaimed
As 'Hebrew Month'
or Wood Blinds
Sales
Two Leaders Go to Korea On Official JWB Tour
WO. 1-1992
TR. 3-9440
. Plumbing - Heating
Open New Semester
At Brandeis University
W'Oodwa rd 4-8918
NEW YORK, (JTA) -- The
month of March has been set
aside as "Hebrew Month" in an
effort to stimulate and promote
interest in the study of the
Hebrew language and culture
throughout the United States,
Samuel J. Borowsky, president of
the Histadruth Ivrith, American
Hebrew Language and Culture
Association, announced here.
He said that "Hebrew Month"
will be carried out in cooperation
with leading national Jewish or-
ganizations. Special observances
will be held during "Hebrew
Month" by communities, general
organizations, Zionist groups and
schools across the country.
Highland Park, Michiqctn
TO. 8-5072
Israeli-Arab Forces
Fight Border Battles
TEL AVIV, (JTA) — An Israeli
patrol and a unit of Jordan ir-
regulars fought a pitched battle
in the border area near Hebron,
an Israeli military spokesman
announced here. One Israeli
soldier was seriously wounded
while the Arab forces suffered a
number of casualties.
An Israeli soldier was killed
earlier when border troops
clashed with Jordanian forces
north of Beth Jibran on the Is-
ra,e1-Jordan border, the military
spokesman said. He charged
that the Jordanians penetrated
Israel territory and were driven
off after a brief skirmish during
which they suffered a number
of casualties.
A half-hour clash occurred be-
tween Israeli and Jordan mili-
tary units in an area north of
Beersheba, a military spokesman
announced. The battle occurred
when an Israel patrol spotted
Jordan troops inside the Israel
frontier. The Jordanians with-
d r e w, taking their casualties
with them. There were no Is-
raeli casualties.
Israel fishing vessels on Lake
Huleh were fired upon by Syrian
troops in northern Palestine, it
was announced here. It was also
revealed that an Israeli fishing
village on the edge of the lake
was the target of Syrian fire. No
casualties occurred on either the
vessels or at the village. The Is-
r a e 1 representatives on • the
Mixed Armistice Commission
have protested.
Holiday Greetings from
SAMS, INC
JNF Holds 80% of
Agricultural Land
Dr. Abraham Granott, chairman
of the board of directors of the
Jewish National Fund in Jeru-
salem, revealed at the annual
meeting of the National Advi-
sory board of JNF, at the Wald-
orf-Astoria, New York, that 80
per cent of the total Jewish
agriculture land in the State of
Israel is in the hands of JNF
and that four-fifths of the total
agricultural land in the State of
Israel derives from Jewish Na-
tional Fund holdings. Congress-
man Emanuel Celler, chairman
of the JNF national advisory
board, presided, and Dr. Harris
J. Levine, president of the JNF
of America, greeted the guest
from overseas. Mendel N. Fisher,
executive director, rendered a
report.
RANDOLPH and MONROE
WOODWARD at CAMPUS
MARTIUS