A Summer School for Jewish students from various European countries is to be opened in London, England, according to the decision of the Executive of the World Association of Jewish students which met today. The decision was made in view of the fact that a great number of Jewish students are barred from the universities n Eastern European countries owing to the practice of Numerus Clausus.
The school will accomodate 150 students at first. The Executive of the Students Association also decided to establish a students home in Jerusalem, as well as to arrange frequent excursions of Jewish students to Palestine.
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