Delta has
a warm
spot for
(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.
DELTA'S SUNSHINE FLIGHTS
Enjoy the extra comfort of
Delta's Wide-Ride" 747 and DC-10
Wide-Ride 1-)C10 nonstop at 1:05pm.
For our low S75 fare, take the Night
Coach straight thru at 10:00pm. Other
thru-jets at 7:09am, 9:55am and
4:10pm. Da ■ ,, Tourist and Night
First Class, $92.
j,ets. We have a 747 nonstop to Tampa/
St.Pete, one-stop to Miami. More
head room. More elbow room. More
leg room. Also, a Wide:Ride DC-10
nonstop to Ft.Lauderdale 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-Ride 727s to
Ft.Lauderdale or Tampa. They have
fold-down middle seats in Tourist.
So you can fly in two-by-two com-
fort 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!
D a LTA
The airIme run by proless∎ onals.
Miami Fly the only Wide-Ride 747
— nonstop at 9:45am or a one-stop
747 thru at 5: lOpm. 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
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 nonstop at 10:00pm —Night
Coach fare, $65. 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, S72; Night
Tourist $89.
Add small security charges. Fares and tour
rates subject to change without notice. Schedules
and aircraft type subject to change without notice _
clue to fuel allocation program. Tour rat es are per
person. double occupancy.
3 and 4-day Tropical Cruises—
from $299 to $409, including
round-trip Tourist fare. Jet Delta to
Miami, board the s/s Bahama Star
for your Bahama cruise. Three-day
cruises to Nassau, 4-day cruises to
Nassau plus Freeport. Pool, deck
sports, gala dinners, dancing. Ship is
your hotel while in port. All meals
included! And there's great duty-free
shopping in the Bahamas. Sailings
every Monday and Friday. (Eastern
Steamship Lines, Liberian registry.)
Eff. year round.Taxes and steamship
fuel surcharges extra.
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Bar-Ilan U. Researches Effects
of Faith, Science on Each Other
RAMAT-GAN -- Science in
the service of religion and
religion as an aid to science
is dealt with in more than
500 research projects being
undertaken by faculty and
students of Bar-Ilan, Israel's
only religious-oriented uni-
versity, outside Tel-Aviv.
Details on the projects are
contained in a special book
just published by the univer-
sity, summarizing four years
of scholastic activity through
the medium of doctoral
theses, research projects,
publishing and development
of patents for science-based
industries.
In addition to the 500 re-
search projects mentioned
above, the university's peda-
gogical staff of some 800
teachers and assistants has
published almost 2,000 books,
paiiiphlets and special stu-
dies.
While religious - oriented
subjects play an important
part in the university's re-
search activities, the natur-
al sciences predominate,
comprising about half of all
the projects. The rest is di-
vided evenly between Jewish
studies and the social sci-
ences.
Because of the university's
religious orientation, how-
ever, the scientific and social
studies frequently contain a
religious orientation. Among
the studies in the field of so-
cial sciences are religious
practices of Soviet immi-
grants to Israel and the
changes wrought by Israel
on them and a study of re-
ligious socialist movements.
In the field of natural
sciences research, the life
sciences take first place with
more than 125 studies com-
pleted or in the works and
530 books and pamphlets
published by the teaching
staff.
These include many studies
of special applicability to Is-
rael's needs, among them the
adaptation of waste material
from a yeast plant for mak-
ing high vitamin feed supple-
ments; the irrigation of pas-
ture grass in sand dunes with
brackish water; and the use
of certain waste waters for
irrigating plants.
Science has also been ap-
plied to religious studies by
devising methods to compu-
terize the Hebrew Responsa
literature. Experiments have
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Feb. 22, 1974-21
been conducted to create a
complete thesaurus of the He-
brew language by computer.
The university has estab-
lished a committee for sci-
ence-based industries which
has been instrumental, among
other activities, in develop-
ing several important pat-
ents.
needs you
11101N
Don't "Philanthropize"
with your trip to ISRAEL
GIVE GENEROUSLY
but let your professional
travel agent do his job
WE KNOW TRAVEL
BETTER
AND ISRAEL BEST!
Israelis Cheated
in Oil Deliveries
BEE KALT TRAVEL SERVICE
JERUSALEM (JTA)—Po-
lice arrested five fuel oil de-
livery men in connection with
widespread complaints of
short deliveries.
A police spokesman said
the investigation was just
starting and that more ar-
rests were expected.
The public outcry against
cheating by delivery men who
bring _fuel oil to centrally
heated apartment buildings
has been growing.
Scores of complaints have
been filed with the police and
with the oil companies accus-
ing delivery men of withhold-
ing as much as one-third of
the fuel charged for. At cur-
rent prices, this can run into
hundreds of pounds.
Police said a favorite cheat-
ing device was to pump air
into the consumer's tank
while the gauge -on the fuel
truck registered the delivery
of oil.
The growing incidence of
cheating is believed to stem
from the amalgamation of
the three main oil companies
during the Yom Kippur War.
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