Fri day, April 19, 1957 — THE DETR OIT JEWISH NEWS-8

Hebrew Teachers of America to Meet Here Next
Week
national Federation president,

The .Hebrew Teachers Feder-
ation of Detroit will serve as
hosts to the 1957 convention of
Hebrew Teachers Federation of
America, gathering here from
April 25-28.
Delegates will come from nu-
merous cities throughout the
U.S. and Canada. The conclave
will be held in cooperation with
the Department of Education
and Culture of the Jewish

Agency for Palestine.
Highlight of the convention
will be a lecture in English by
Dr. Samuel M. Blumenfield,
head of the Agency's education
and culture department, at 9
p.m., April 27, in the Esther
Berman auditorium, 18977
Schaefer.
Dr. Blumenfield, who is also
president of the Chicago Col-
lege of Jewish Studies, is known

as a leading figure in Jewish
education and a keen observer
of the American Jewish scene.
He is author of numerous works
in Judaica, including "Rashi the
Educator." His lecture is open
to the public.
New films of Israel and a
musical program are also sched-
uled for the evening.
Participants in the convention
will include Shimon Pollack,

Strictly Confidential .

By PHINEAS J. BIRON
Israel-America
Cultural Exchange
The America-Israel Cultural
Foundation, formerly known as
American Fund for Israel In-
stitutions, is doing a big job
which does not get sufficient
publicity . . The Foundation
projects a new policy which ac-
cording to Samuel Rubin, its
president, will emphasize much
more the two-way character of
its functions . . . Last year, the
Foundation announced a Mid-
dle East Scholarship Fund . . .
The scholarship will enable
qualified students from Arab
countries, as well as from Tur-
key, Greece, India and Burma,
to study at the Hebrew Univer-
sity, the Weizmann Institute of
Science, the Technion and the
Academies of Music But this

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Foundation does more than that
. . . It has already brought two
Arab students to attend Bran-
deis University in Waltham
. . . And, interestingly enough,
two Greek students will be do-
ing their graduate work at the
Weizmann Institute at Rehovoth
. . . Rubin hopes that during
1957 one hundred scholarships
for Israeli and Middle East stu-
dents will be provided by the
Foundation . . . This spells cul-
tural exchange with a capital

The American-Israel Cultural
Foundation is helping to build
museums, art centers, opera
houses and community cultural
centers in Israel . . . In the
pioneer regions, the Negev and
Galilee, it has made possible
the building of a whole chain
of these centers in which artists
who have hitherto performed
only in the cities will now be
seen in these frontier towns and
settlements which have long
thirsted for theater and music
. . . In other words, our pio-
neers who carry the burden of
frontier defenge will not be
cut off any longer from the cul-
tural life of Israel. . . .
At the same time, the Foun-
dation is expanding its pro-
gram of bringing Israeli talent
to the United States . . . For
instance, the magnificent Yeme-

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Zvi Glatstein, national secre-
tary, Israel Teitelbaum, Yerach-
miel Weingarten and Jacob Tar-
kov.
At the April 26 symposium,
"Dream and Reality in the Am-
erican HebreW School Curricu-
lum," Albert Elazar, superin-
tendent of the United Hebrew
Schools, will speak on "The
Community School."
Convention delegates plan to
elect officers, appoint commit-
tees, hear reports on Federation
activities and a teachers' pen-
sion plan, attend Sabbath serv-
ices at Cong. Bnai Moshe and
discuss "The Teaching of the
Bible" and Hebrew textbooks.
An April 26 oneg shabbat for
the delegates will be held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Mathis, 2264 Oakman Blvd.

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here and in Europe . . . In the
near future we should see a
great number of first rate Is-
raeli artists represent their
country on the concert stages of
the world.
The Foundation is planning
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the restoration of a village of
Biblical times, located near
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living museuim..with agricultural
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religious observances and archi-
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Most important is the deter-
mination of the Foundation to
engage in activities that will
help to integrate Israel in the
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Middle East and vice versa,
through cultural projects . . .
Rubin said "the Foundation
wants to act as a pilot plant
for human relations through
cultural activities ... Given the
advantages of Technology,
science and the arts, man has
it within his abilities to over-
come all obstacles—and to pro-
mote peace based on mutual
respect fon the cultural tradi-
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Rubin's guiding policy as presi-
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Lawrence A. Fleischman, of
19480 Burlington, has been ap-
pointed to the United State's
Information Agency's advisory
committee on cultural informa-
tion. He becomes the youngest
member—at 32—of the commit-
tee which advises USIA on cul-
tural activities sent abroad as
goodwill U. S. ambassadors.

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