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March 18, 1955 - Image 7

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1955-03-18

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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-7
Friday, March 18, 1955

Yeshiva to Construct
New Center Dormitory

Construction of this new 300-
bed, seven-story dormitory for
undergraduates will be started
this spring with the aid of a
Federal loan of $1,225,000 at Ye-
shiva University's Main Academ-
ic Center, Amsterdam Avenue
and 186th Street, New York. The
residence hall will contain
lounges, a study hall, dining
room and other social and rec-
reational facilities. The univer-
sity's present two dormitories
house 450 out-of-town residents
from 24 states and 1'7 foreign
countries.

CBS to Dramatize
Passover of 1655

U.S. Ambassador Honored
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — United
States Ambassador Edward B.
Lawson, who came here from
Tel Aviv to be guest of honor. at
a reception of the Israel-Ameri-
ca Friendship League, lauded Is-
rael's achievements. In a speech
to the affair. _ He singled out for
special praise the quick recovery
Of the Hebrew University after.
loss -of its campus and educa-
tional facilities on Mt. Scopus
and its re-establishment in tem-
porary quarters in many build-
ings scattered throughout this
city.

the founding of the state."
We asked -him, states Gallico.
wham he had buried there to
make him walk nine miles there
and nine miles back to Jerusa-

The Columbia. Broadcasting
System has scheduled a dra-
matization of the Passover
mervance in New Amsterdam
in April, 1655, to be viewed at
2 p. m.. April 3 over its na-
tional television facilities.
The program, sponsored by
the American Jewish Commit-
tee in celebration of the Ter-
centenary celebration of Jew-
ish colonization in America,
will be produced by Milton
Krents, TV-radio consultant
to AJC, front a script by Irv-
ing Tunick.

Writer Paul Gallico, in his
column, "This Man's World," in
the April issue of Esquire Maga-
zine, tells of the beauty which
is Israel's in the month of April.
"A month ago," says Gallico,
"I wrote about the Supreme ex-
perience of the man - made
flower show at Keukenhof. Hol-
land. Israel in the spring shows
nature at its most beautiful. The
thrill is greater, the emotional
reaction deeper and more last-
ing, for this is Israel. Gentile,-
Jew or Mohammedan, whatever
you may be, it makes no differ-
ence; this land, once seen and
experienced, has the power to
100 U. S. Delegates to Attend
call you back eternally."
2nd World Hebrew Congress
He tells of the fields of beaut-
iful, wild flowers, some yet un-
One hundred delegates from classed by scientists, that are
the United States are expected unique "in that they were seen
to attend the Second WO r 1 d by Esther, R u t h, Naomi; the
Hebrew Congress, which con- blood of Christian knights dyed
venes in Jerusalem Aug. 8, an- the field red to match the pop-
nounce Samuel J. Borowsky, pies; the eyes of Jesus and
chairman of the Brit I v r it Peter were delighted . ."
Gallico also tells something of
Olamit (World Hebrew Culture
Federation) and Dr. Samuel Israel's spirit through the old
Blumenfield, head of the Jewish man who had walked nine miles
Agency's department of educa- outside Jerusalem to the beauti-
tian and cultur e. Brit Ivrit ful cemetery where lie the bodies
Olamit and the Jewish Agency of "young, Israeli soldiers who
are co-sponsors of the Congress. died in the war that preceded

Israel.; U.S. Agree
To Waive Visa Fees;
Visas Still Needed

NEW YORK, (JTA) — The Is-
rael Consulate General in New
York announced that agreement
had been reached -between the
United States and the Israel
government to waive visa fees
for their respective nationals, as
of March 15. This arrange-
ment, • it is hoped, will serve to
facilitate visits to Israel on the
part of United States citizens.
It will still be necessary for
United States nationals to secure
tourist visas for Israel, but as
from March 15 such visas will be
issued gratis, the statement
pointed out. It drew attention
to the fact that the volume of
American tourist traffic to Israel
has been growing steadily year
by year and has been encouraged
by the growth of tourist facili-
ties in Israel, particularly mod-
ern, hotel accommodations and
transportation and recent facili-
ties.

' 'April in Israel'
Described in Esquire
By Writer Paul Gallico

lem. He shook his head and re-
1 plied, "Oh. no. I have no one.
But if it had not been for them
I should not be free. and I came
out to thank them all."

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MARCH OF
EALS

Eisenhower Acclaims
Jewish Youth Week

President Eisenhower issued a
statement on the occasion of
Jewish Youth Week, being cele-
brated from March 18 to 25, in
which he said the event "serves
to remind the nation of the

contribution Jewish people have
made to the development of the
United States.
The week celebration is an an-
nual project of the National
Jewish Welfare Board-sponsored
National Jewish Youth Confer-
ence, the largest representative
body of Jewish youth in Amer-
ica.
The theme of this year's cele-
bration is "Tomorrow's Leaders
Appraise 300 Years of Jewish
Life in America," and is related
to the observance of the Ameri-
can Jewish Tercentenary.

Irairione Club Sedan V-8 illustrated

The spring selling season is in full swing. at your

raid Dealer's . . . and he is making extra-
*Howe/toes on oars taken in trade for new '55 Fo rds
during his great MARCH OF DEALS. This is a
trading opportunity such as you're not likely to see
again for a long, long time!

So, visit your Ford Dealer and see the beautiful,
now '55 Fords. Get in one and Test Drive it ..
so you can feel Ford's eager, Trigger-Torque power
at work — and feel the extra comfort you get from
Ford's new, smoother Angle-Poised Ride.

And when you hear the deal you're offered, youll
know for sure that NOW is the time to trade.
Don't 'delay! See your Ford Dealer right away
and get a'great deal in a brilliant new '55 Fordl

Local tielivored pekes
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do-
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CARD OF THANKS

of the late Mrs.
Sarah Friedman acknowledges
with grateful appreciation the

The family

many kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by relatives and
..friends during the family's re-
! cent. bereavement.

FORD DEALERS OF METROPOLITAN DETROIT

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