THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, April 6 1919 11

Temple U. Offers
Law Classes
With Hebrew U.

PHILADELPHIA — An
opportunity for American
law students, lawyers and
select graduate students to
study law in Israel is being
offered for the fifth year by
the Temple University Law
School_ in Philadelphia in
cooperation with Hebrew
University.
The six-week summer
io n will run from July 9
•ough Aug. 20, on the
.,..Lount Scopus Campus of
Hebrew University, over-
looking _the old and new
cities of Jerusalem and the
Judean Hills.
Classes will be taught in
English by law professors
from Temple and Hebrew
Universities and a number
of jurists and governmental
officials.
Course offerings in-
dude, lectures on Israeli
law and institutions as
well as comparisons be-
tween American and Is-
raeli law with emphasis
on contract law, com-
parative constitutional
law and legal aspects of
the Middle East conflict
and resolution. In addi-
tion to their classes, stu-
dents will have an oppor-
tunity to take special
trips to courts, prisons,
villages and archaelogi-
cal sties.
For information and ap-
plications, write Assistant
Dean Sandra Weckesser,
Temple University Law
School, Philadelphia, Pa.,
19122.

U OV •Ilf

et

Arab Display
Is Dismantled

TORONTO (JTA) — A
display in the city of Ottawa
called "Palestine" mounted
by the Arab Information
Center at the main branch
of the city's public library
has been partially disman-
tled after accusations that it
was a "propaganda ploy."
Library director_ Claude
Aubry said that displays are
intended to show the cul-
ture, arts and crafts of the
sponsoring group, but when
he received immediate
negative feedback About
this display's slant and con-
tents, he acted to keep,
"mudslinging and provoca-
tion from one group to an-
other" out of "the last free
institution in the world."
Four days after the dis-
_ play of books, maps, art
pork and crafts was set up,
_lie director and art spe-
cialist removed from the
main showcase anything
they thought carried politi ,
cal implications.
This included books
and periodicals with ti-
tles such as "Israel and
South Africa - the Pro-
gress of a Relationship"
and the main backdrop, a
map of the Mideast show-
ing "Occupied Palestine"
and "Territories Seized
by Israel."
The overall sign "Pales-
tine" remained, as it is an
historic name, as did books
with titles such as "Pales-
tine and the Arab-Israeli
Conflict" and "Between
Olive Branch and
Battlefield."

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