Israel Tourist Director Assures
Sufficient Travel Accommodations
1330 Students Enroll
in Tel Aviv Law School
State Dept. Consultant Katzen
to Get Theodore R. McKeldin Prize
TEL AVIV (JTA)—A total of
In addition to the hotels 2500 1,330 students were enrolled in
Bernard Katzen, special con- ner at Hotel - Statler, New York,
private rooms will be made the Tel Aviv School of Law
available in the three cities and Economics. The school, sultant to the State Dept., has Jan. 23. The McKeldin Prize is
throughout t h e anniversary which is planning to grow to been chosen to receive the Theo- named in honor of Governor
year at the rate of $2 - $3 a day full-scale university status, this dore R. McKeldin Prize of the Theodore R. McKeldin of Mary-
per person. Travel agents are year opened a new department America-Israel Society for out- land, national president of the
asked to recommend to their of political science, as well as standing promotion of cultural America-Israel Society, which
clients to visit Israel throughout special departments for public relations between America and was founded at a dinner given
the year, since more than 100 relations, administration and ac- Israel, it was announced by the by Governor McKeldin at Gov-
Very Rev. James A. Pike, Dean ernment House in Annaliolis,
evens of equal importance will counting.
be spread over the entire anni-
The government education of the Cathedral of St. John, Md., January, 1954.
versary festival year.
ministry has recognized the the Divine; president of the New
York Chapter of the organi-
We have no more right to con-
Israel's president, Itzhak Ben School as a university, with the zation.
sume happiness without produc-
Zvi, sent a special scroll to each authority to grant graduate de-
Katzen, Dean Pike explained, ing it than to consume wealth
American and Canadian Rabbi, grees in law and bachelor de-
inviting him to send a pilgrim- grees in economics and po- is being awarded the prize "in without producing it.
Ghetto Revolt Leade ,* age or at least 15 people from litical science.
recognition of his distinguished
—George Bernard Shaw,
work as special consultant to
"Candida"
in U.S. for Israel Aid each congregation or commu-
the Secretary of State, John
nity to visit Israel during her Chinese Sociologist
The man who led the War- 10th Anniversary Festival year.
Foster Dulles, in preparing a
saw Ghetto revolt against the Travel Agents are invited to to Lecture-in Israel -
plan, enacted into law by the
Nazis is now in America, under contact the Rabbis in their com-
Congress and President of the
TEL
AVIV (JTA) — A United States, for the distribu-
the auspices of the National
munities and help them organ- Chinese sociologist, Dr. Hsin
Committee for Labor Israel, in
tion of 7,000,000 Israeli pounds
an effort to raise funds toward ize the Pilgrimages to Israel. Pau Yang, arrived in Israel as ($3,525,000) accrued to the Un-
Photographic Supplies
Tourist traffic to Israel is on a guest of the Jewish Agency ited States account under the
the committee's two-year $10,-
Equipment, Processing,
000,000 goal to aid work in Is- the constant rise. During Sep- settlement department to lec- Informational Media Guaranty
tember the traffic was 56.5, and ture on problems in rural Program to the benefit of many
rael.
Greeting Cards
in October 16.7, per cents over
Dr. Hsin is former projects in Israel in the fields
KONICA III
The guest' is Izhak Zucker last year at that time. The in sociology.
director
of
the
Chinese
agri-
man, who, under 'the title o creases augur well for the De- cultural extension program of education, culture, science I f.2 lens with
$ Q 950
case, was $124.50. U
"Captain Antek", led his peopl e cember Hanukah-Christmas sea- and it is hoped that his lec- and the humanities. This money
Whi e They Last l
in the heroic
is now being disbursed in Is-
son, as well as for next year, tures will assist Israeli settle- rael."
Jewish rebel-
19129
LIVERNOIS
when
100,000
tourists
are
ex-
ments with a number of prob-
lion which
The Theodore R. McKeldin
Just North of 7 Mi.
pected
to
participate
in
Israel's
lems
facing
-
them.
Open
'til 9 P.M. to Christmas
took place
Prize will be tendered at a din-
festival year.
from April 19
The
airport
authorities
at
Lod
to May 16, in
are planning to make major im-
19 4 3. During
provements in the existing air-
that period,'
port facilities in order to meet
the Warsaw
the expanded tourist inflow dur-
-Jews, spurred
ing the festival year. At present,
by an intense
there are some 800 landings and
spirit, fought
• ISRAEL (Independence Day Celebration,)
departures with about 9,000
the Nazis with Zuckerman
passengers
passing
through
the
home-made and smuggled arms.
• BRUSSELS (World's Fair)
Fifteen thousand Jews lost Lod Airport every single month.
During
the
10th
anniversary,
• PARIS (Fashion Show, The Louvre)
their lives during the effort.
some 80,000 tourists are ex-
Zuckerman' led a group , to pected to arrive by air; tourist
• ROME (Vatican)
safety outside Warsaw. They air-traffic should increase four-
• AMSTERDAM (Visit "Diary of Anne Frank" Home)
settled in Israel on land which fold by 1960. The facilities -to be
became the property of Kibbutz expanded are: runway's, custom
• ATHENS (Acropolis)
Lochamei Haghetaot, founded offices, restaurant and waiting
on the sixth anniversary of the
• FLORENCE (Shopping Center of Europe)
room; pre-fabricated houses will
'wok.
be set up at the airport to help
From a population of . less out during the 10th anniversary.
Personally Escorted by Rabbi Leon Fram -
than 100, the Kibbutz has come
There are about 200 organized
to contain over 400 persons, a and independent tours to Israel.
Ca 11 or Wire Collect
large percentage of them chil-
dren who were born there.
CARD OF SYMPATHY
The Kibbutz maintains the • The officers and members of
world's most comprehensive mu- the Mozirer Progressive So-
seum and archives concerned ,ciety extend their heartfelt sym
with the revolt and Nazism. Be- pathy to Mrs. Abraham Blatt
gun a year after the Kibbutz and family on the grievous loss
was founded, the museum holds of their dear husband, father
1,000 books, 6,000 photographs, and grandfather and our de-
numerous paintings and films.
voted friend.
Joseph . Ilan, director of the
Israel government tourist office,
at 574 Fifth Ave., New. York,
gave assurance this week that
there will be no shortage of ac-
commodations to and in Israel
during the country's 10th an-
niversary year.
For the peak season, March
15 to May 15, 1958, travel agents
can obtain through 'their con-
tacts in Israel accommodations
in private homes in Jerusalem,
Tel Aviv and Haifa.
,
-
Special European and Israel Tour
Departs by Air April 13 by Steamship April 9
,
Elkin Travel Bureau
19437 Livernas nr. Outer Drive
Detroit 21, Michigan
UNiversity 4-4464
Bar-Ilan
University
. . . founded by Americans and built at
Ramat Gan, near Tel Aviv, in Israel, now
has a student body of more than 300.
Launched by MIZRACHI ORGANIZA-
TION OF AM-ERICA, this great institution
of learning, in its -brief three years of
activities, already has attained acclaim
from sister universities and outstanding
scholars.
BAR-ILAN UNIVERSITY, which com-
bined in its curriculum modern sciences
and the great traditions of our people,
bears testimony in Israel to democratic
principles of learning and culture and to
the Jewish Tradition upon which high
education rests.
Under the leadership of the late DR.
PINKHOS CHURGIN, whose memory we
revere, the BAR-ILAN UNIVERSITY cam-
pus was constructed in modern fashion
and a curriculum that matches those of
the world's leading universities has been
set up.
Thanks to the generosity of Detroit's
Jewish leaders, BAR-ILAN UNIVERSITY
received its major stimulating support for
its creative efforts.
Thanks to the generosity of the entire
Detroit Jewish community, from incomes
provided by these annual dinners, another
large Dormitory Building soon will be
completed on the campus of BAR-ILAN
UNIVERSITY.
Dedication Banquet
commemorating the
10th Anniversary of the State of Israel
sponsored by
Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi of Detroit
and the
American Committee for Bar-Ilan University
Tuesday, January 7, 1958, 6 p.m.
at Latin Quarter
3067 E. Grand Blvd.
Guest Speakers:
Rabbi Mordecai Kirshblum
Member of Jewish Agency
Honorary Chairman of United
Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi
Brig. Gen. S. L. A. Marshall
Chief Editorial Writer, Detroit News
Military Analyst Who Now
Is Visiting Israel
.
MUSICAL PROGRAM
Featuring ClaSsical and Israeli Music
JULIUS CHAJES, Pianist
MISCHA MISCHAKOFF, Violinist
PAUL OLEFSKY, Cellist
For reseryations call the office
of Detroit Mizrachi
TO. 8-3128
WE WELCOME THE FINE SUP
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WE URGE CONTINUED ANDUNINTERRUPTED PARTICIPATION IN
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