Sched ul e changes eff.Feh.l.

-Delta has
a warm
-spot for
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(In Florida.)

We'd like to save you a seat on a
Delta nonstop to Florida. We have
nonstops this winter to Miami, Ft.
Lauderdale, Tampa/St.Pete/Clear-
water and Orlando/Walt Disney
World. Plus a daily thru-jet to West
Palm Beach. And when you fly with
the Delta professionals, you'll get
that warm feeling even before you
get to Florida.

Enjoy the extra comfort of
Delta's Wide-Ride 747 and DC-10

jets. We have magnificent 747s non-
stop to Miami and Tampa every
day. More head room. More elbow
room. More leg room. Also, a Wide-
Ride DC-10 nonstop to Ft.Lauder-
dale and thru to Miami - the jet
with the roomy comfort of two-by-
two seating in Tourist as well as
First Class. Or take one of our
Wide-RidTem 727s to Ft.Lauderdale
or Tampa. They have fold-down
middle seats in Tourist. So you can
fly in two-by-two comfort when
your middle seat isn't occupied.

Save on a thrifty Delta
Dream Vacation. Your Travel

Agent has them for all Florida's
most popular resort areas, including
Miami, Ft.Lauderdale, Tampa/
St.Pete and Orlando/Walt Disney
World. And for a saving of as much
as 21% over Day Tourist, fly Delta's
low-fare Night Coaches to Florida
and back. Save enough to stretch a
seven-day vacation to eight!

See your friendly Travel
Agent for your winter travel ar-

rangements. (Tell him Delta sent
you.) He has exciting, full-color
folders for you on Delta's thrifty
Dream Vacations in Florida. Also
the money-saving facts on Delta's
Night Coach flights. So let him wrap
up all your jet and hotel reservations.

Delta and your Travel Agent
accept American Express and all
other major general-purpose credit
cards. For instant reservations thru
Deltamatic,' call Delta or see your
Travel Agent. And have a nice trip!
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DELTA'S SUNSHINE FLIGHTS
Miami Fly the only Wide-Ride 747

- nonstop at 9:45am or a one-stop
747 thru at 5:10pm. There's a Wide-
Ride DC-10 thru one-stop at
1:05pm. Also a thrifty S75 nonstop
Night Coach at 10:00pm. Day
Tourist and Night First Class, S92.

Ft.Lauderdale Leave on our

Wide-Ride DC-10 nonstop at
1:05pm. For our low S75 Night
Coach fare, take the Wide-Ride 727
straight thru at 10:00pm. Other
thru-jets at 7:09am, 9:55am and
4:10pm. Day Tourist and Night
First Class, S92.

Tampa/St.Pete/Clearwater

We've got nonstops both morning
and early evening. The 5:10pm non-
stop is a Wide-Ride 747. There's
also a Wide-Ride 727 nonstop at
10:00pm -Night Coach fare, S65.
Day Tourist, Night First Class, $82.

Orlando/Walt Disney World

Take Delta's dinner nonstop any
afternoon at 4:10pm. Or fly thru at
10:00am. You'll save on our 10:00pm
Night Coach - just $65. Day Tourist
and Night First Class $82.

West Palm Beach Just one stop

away on Delta's daily thru-jet at
4:10pm with dinner ,en route. You're
there at 7:24pm. Day Tourist and
Night First Class fare, $72; Night
Tourist $89.

Acid small security charges. Fares and tour
rates subject to change without notice. Schedules
and aircraft type subject to change without notice
due to fuel allocation program. Tour rates are per
person, double occupan cy.

West Bank Historic Homeland

(From the Encyclopedia
Judaica)
What is the "West Bank,"
that area that may stymie
the Arab-Israel peace nego-
tiations in Geneva?
It is the historical home-
land of the Jews. In fact,
the very word "Jew" comes
from the Hebrew Yehudi, a
term applied to members of
the tribe of Judah who lived
in part of what is now the
West Bank.
When the UN General As-
sembly decided in 1947 to
partition Palestine, the west
bank of the River Jordan was
assigned to Jordan and re-
mained under that country's
control for 20 years until its
occupation by Israel during
the Six-Day War. Today it is
an Israel administered area.
History records that as
early as '722 BCE, the king
of Assyria, Shalameneser,
captured Samaria (part of to-
day's West Bank) and set-
tled some tribes there who
assimilated with Israelites,
and current scholarship con-
siders the Samaritans as di-
rect descendants of the Jo-
seph tribes, Ephraim and
Manasseh. They claim to
have continuously occupied
their ancient territory in
Palestine, and a small Sam-
aritan community remains in
the area to this day.
Ruins excavated from the
former capital of this land,
called Shomron in Hebrew,
show that in approximately
800 BCE, King Omrl built
a palace which also served
as a fortress and which lat-
er was enlarged by King
Ahab. The ivories found in
the excavation indicate that
this was probably the "ivory
house" Ahab had built for
Jezebel, his consort. Herod
rebuilt the area in 25 BCE
and renamed the city, Se-
baste, after the Greek word
for Augustus, Rome's em-
emperor.
The West Bank also con-
tains Bethlehem, Jericho and
part of Jerusalem-cifies that

Friday, February 8, 1974-21
TH DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

need no explanation of the
role they have played in his-
tory. Another city, less well
known but rich in symbolism
and meaning for Jews, is
Hebro n. David, after the
death of Saul, chose Hebron
as his royal city and was an-
nointed there as king of
Judah. Ultimately, Hebron
was where David was an-
nointed king of all Israel, so
it is truly a sacred Jewish
city.

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Free yacht cruise/ free chaise lounges and mats/
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doily, per pers.,dbl,
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Now to March 5
INCLUDES TWO MEALS DAILY
Children het, limit 2, under
12, in some room with parents.

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FROM DETROIT
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YOU GET MORE OF EVERYTHING
STEAK, PRIME RIB, OTHER
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Great Entertainment

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ee your Travel Agent or call:

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50 of 300 rms. Dec. 17 to Apr. 15
FULL COURSE BREAKFAST/BRUNCH
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Delta's Disney Special-4
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round-trip Night Coach fare. You
get an air-conditioned compact car
with unlimited mileage for 3 days.
(You buy gas.) Also 3 nights at
Ramada Inn-Southwest, 2 all-day
admissions to Walt Disney World
and 16 attractions with unlimited
use of monorail, steamers, trams.
Plus an all-day admission to Sea
World and its 16 shows and marine
features. Optional tours to NASA
space center, Cypress Gardens.
(Eff. thru March 31.) IT-DLRIDW-4
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