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February 23, 1962 - Image 12

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1962-02-23

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Delta Air Lines Announces New
Hold National Parley; Rates, Miami Beach Packa e Trip

Detroiters Honor Seminary Officer Hebrew U. Friends

Get Kennedy Note

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MIAMI BEACH (JTA)—High

Delta's
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Delta Air Line has announced
Mi est to
from
jetli
a new rate schedule, which
other
i than those of
came effective on Feb. 1.
airline
lines combined, a
ws in-
The Detroit Jewish
advertently publishe the old spokesman said.
A s ec . 1 ckage, nter va-
eb. 16 is-
rate in error in it
ami •ach, con-
ri
sue. The amende ates are as
six nights,
da
follows:
p• n, do • occupancy
Miami: Night tourist, $57.90;
d *p ai ' are included)
Day Jetourist, 4.60.
7.30.
erect
at
i
Tampa: Del e and Tourist
DC-7's from D oit, one-stop at
EV/ YORK HOTEL
T
8 a.m., $58.25.
146 CASS AVENUE
Orlando: Mo *ng and after-
MT. CLEMENS, MICHIGAN
noon flights, $5
Will Be Open For
Flights are sc . led
t . - Palm
fl orn Detroit to
PASSOVER HOLIDAYS
Beach, Atlanta, New Orleans, Finest strictly Kosher lheals. Can-
tor performing. Finest location
Houston and Jacksonville.
hospitality. Reasonable rates.
Delta offers two jets on peak and
Please make early reservation.
days to Miami from Metropoli- CALL HO 8-8012 or write to the
DETROIT PHONE: DI 1-1772,
tan Airport—Deluxe and Jetour- hotel.
Mrs. Wiatrack.
t 9:15 a.m. and 10:05 p.m.

praise for achievements of the
Hebrew University in Jerusalem
was voiced by President Kennedy
in a message sent to the three-
day national conference of the
American Friends of the Hebrew
University.
"The Hebrew University,"
President Kennedy • said in his
message, "serves as a beacon
to all who believe that the fu-
ture is • with the spirit of free
inquiry." The message was read
at a dinner at which Samuel
Rothberg of Peoria, Ill., was
presented with the 1962 Scopus
Award, the highest honor con-
Dr. Max Arzt, vice-chancellor of the Jewish Theological ferred by the American Friends.
Earl of Balfour, nephew
Seminary of America, was guest of honor at a reception given of The
Lord Balfour who was the
in Miami Beach by Detroit friends of the Seminary. Co-hosts
of the function were Irwin L Cohn (center) and William author of the Balfour Declara-
Fisher (right), who are shown with Dr. Arzt. Many prominent tion promising the esta
Detroiters who are in Miami Beach will attend the Seminary's ment of a Jewish N •
gov-
B •
special convocation and dinner there on Tuesday, when Secre- in Palestine b
story of
wed
tary of Commerce Luther IL Hodges will receive the Seminary ernment, r
University's growth.
Medal for "adhering to ethical principles in the conduct of his the Hebr
the gathering of corn-
He t
public career." Jewish leaders from various parts of the
eaders from all parts of
country will receive the Seminary's National Community muni
ited States: "In co ib
he
Service Award.
ing oward the 't s
th progress, y
ns-
th frontier of k
Bnai Brith's Institute of Judaism
to Jewish int ctual chieve-
super
and to p ide
Will Be Addressed by Dr. Grayze m e t, ple
to the ewly indep
Professor Solomon Grayzel, Bnai Brith Council Committee de nations of e rede
of education."
lecturer and historian, will be of Adult Jewish Education, ac- po
s pre-
called his fa
He
guest speaker at the Institute of cording to Bernard Panush,
the "in able sue-
Judaism of the Metropolitan chairman of the Institute, and diction
onist experi-
Mrs. Leon Mann co-chairman. cess" of
MIAMf MA
he Institute will take place ment in Palestine.
ay 4-6 at Camp Tamarack.
urpose of the Institute is to Bible Tells Us
mote the quest for Jewish
wledge and understanding of to Recite 'She
ish heritage.
Upon Retir.
Grayzel will give talks on
EL J. FO
S
orces Molding Our Future," By RABBI
ght, 1962,
(Cop
he "American Jew meets his Jewish Tele phic Agenc
challenge" and "The challenge
ed t re
It is r
of the American Environment." "Keriath
ore g
ema"
He is editor of the Jewish to bed.
This is nsidered l be a ful-
Publication Society of Arherica
the Biblic require-
and author of the volumes: "The fillment
lk of them (th
Church and the Jews in the ment to:
hem') when t
13th Century," and "History of verses of th
Deute
liest down .
y
the Jews."
He taught history at the Gratz 6:7).
The Zohar (Deuterbnomy 260a)
college of Philadelphia and
president of the Jewish Book writes: "Now it is good counsel
Council of America from 1944 for a man that, when he goes t
to 1950. At present he is record- bed at night, he should take
enly
ng secretary of the Jewish His- himself the yoke of the
heart
kingdom with a perf
orical Society.
God his
and hasten to entrust
Oceanfr
soul. The reason is at all the
tit S Miami Beach
25th to
xpert on Africa Will world has then
oretaste of
* dail , per pers
of death is
dbl. occ
death, as the tr
Address

Institute's
ar. 18. *50
thru
then present in e world, a
es Brea a
Inc!
Oneg Shabbat Tonight all the spirits o en then ea
pean
(E
a 19
li
The Sholem Aleichem Insti- them and asce and a
4*
il
t beca
tute will hold an Oneg Shabbat ered to Him,
r-
st they
this evening devoted to the sub- are given in
eir pla
wards return t
ject of Africa.
The recital o he "Shema"
DT. James B. , Christensen,
professor of Anthropology at a means of ac ting the yoke
Wayne State University, will of Heaven and p • g one's trust
is assu
lecture on "Sub-Saharan Africa: in the Almighty
•ack
Problems and Prospects for one of receiving hi
when he awake ns. Practically,
MOM
emocracy".
Christensen is a cultural an- one who sleeps in confidence
ARE
ropologist whose area of spe- awakes with hope
ENJO
lization has been Africa, Want ads get quick results!
th of the Sahara. He has
ne research among the Fanti
They dis vered the re
ibe of Ghana and among the
z is headqu
St. Mo
eal
alaguru Tribe of Tanganyika.
ople who wa
Jewish
ram
o
oceanf nt location, 1
ristensen was consultant to
us
Road, where
Linco
e Peace Corps, in charge of
coin Road Mall is so er
new
ree and
delig ful. Salt-Free, f
rea orientation for the first
e pa rt-
ree meals
suga
roup, the Tanganyika Conting-
ere Bra-
r all the ti
tim
t makes
ciou friendly manage
ent, that trained at El Paso,
. where
DAILY MASSAGES—Of course.
feel ever t ho
the
Tex., in the summer of 1961.
obliga-
Make you look and feel
yo u an share
te is al
like a million.
. . whe
do
The public is invited.
right.

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otel in
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Beach.
Jan. 22 to
Add $3 Dal
The man to
per Person for write, or phone
Comp. Break- collect (JE 8-
fastand Dinner 3711 is Henry
L. Morris, Own-
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Passover Services
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World-renowned Cantor Sam-
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and Rabbi Dr. Mayer I. Herman
will conduct Passover and Seder
services in the new synagogue
of the Coronet Hotel, Miami
Beach, Fla.
Rabbi Herman of Camps Pok-
ono and Ramona is associated
with Hilda and Bernie Wieder
of the Adler Hotel, Sharon
Springs, N. Y., in their winter
operation at the Coronet Hotel,
Miami Beach.

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