Israel Parliament National Conference for Israel
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Adjourned July 4 Bonds in Washington, Sept.
A Pairfait Among Borscht Recipes
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JERUSALEM, (JTA) —
Is-
rael Parliament decided to
- adjourn on July 4 until after
the new parliamentary elec-
tions on July 30. The Par-
liament may be reconvened
by its presidium or by the Is-
rael Cabinet only in cases of
emergency.
Prior to adjournment,
Parliament discussed a bill
on popular insurance intro-
duced by the government.
The first stages of this bill
provide for state insurance in
cases of death of bread-earn-
ers in the family, maternity,
or on reaching old age.
Final results of the elec-
tions in Israel to the World
Zionist Congress probably will
not vary from the final bal-
lots. T h e pro - government
Mapai Party received 282;722
votes, or 48 1,1.. percent of the
total votes cast. The pro-
Soviet Mapam party received
21 1,4 percent; Mizrachi, 12
percent; Herut, 11, and Pro-
gressive party 5 percent. The
remainder went to small
groups.
With warm weather on hand, I. Rokeach & Sons provides a
goodly number of unique and tempting culinary findings in a new
booklet titled, "Cool Summer Recipes."
Two borscht recipes in the illustrated booklet promise to be
favorites in the Jewish home. A parfait; (illustrated above), made
with frozen borscht and chilled sour cream; makes a delightful
combitiation for sultry days. A vegetable salad ringed with a
jellied borscht mold is a nutritive and delicious dish.
Included in the recipe brochure are Old World gems to spark
disinterested summer appetites. Original cooking formulas have Israel Spends Loan in U. S.
been simplified for jiffy preparation.
A copy of the new booklet may be obtained_ by writing to
BRUSSELS, (JTA)—A loan of
I. Rokeach & Sons, 79 Madison, New York 16.
300,000,000 Belgian francs has
been exhausted by Israel for the
Former Shanghai Refugees
purchase, in this country, of ir-
' Extension of DP Law
rigation equipment and machin-
`A Humanitarian Victory' Receive U. S. Entry Visas
NEW YORK—Fifty Jewish re- ery for industrialization.
Extension of the Displaced fugees, part of a group of nearly
Persons Act for an additional six 400 which returned to Germany
months was hailed as a humani- in 1949 and 1950 from Shanghai
Relax ...Refresh • .. HOW .. •
tarian victory by Arthur Green- and other parts of China, were
leigh, executive director of Unit- granted United States entry
ed Service for New Americans, visas by the American. Consul
and chairman of the advisory in _Munich, Joint Distribution
committee to the If. S. Displaced Committee headquarters here
Persons Commission.
here havetoeen advised.
PENNAUKEE, WisCONSIN
A total Of 80 visas, including
The extension permits the
lust 20• Miles West of Milwaukee
issuance of visas to eligible DPs 30 issued earlier this'year, have
through the end of 1951. Some now been given to the refugees,
60,000 displaced persons of all almost all of whom fled Nazi
from
faiths. who had not been pro- Germany during 1930's, and
00,*(10,1
5
cessed by the original deadline made their way across Europe
Th.rU friday $
of June 30, will now be assured and Asia to Shanghai, only city
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American Plan
of the opportunity of a new which would permit them to re-
start in life here, Greenleigh main. Interned behind barbed Modern, Smartly Furnished Accommo•
said. Approximately 10,000 Jew- wire by the Japanese 'during
rations—Wonderful Food and tots of it
ish refuges are included in the World War II, they were kept
..-Mud and Mineral Baths—Planned Ar.
alive only by the aid of JDC,
total.
tivities•Tropical Indoor Pool—Nightly
which supplied them with food,
medicine and other
Entertainment—Year 'Round Sports.
Baruch-Truman Amity clothing,
materials.
WASHINGTON, (AJP) — Ber- Begin Transport of Iranian Jews For Reservations, None or Write
nard Baruch is reported back
on good terms with President
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The trans-
Harry S. Truman after an "un- portation of Jews from Iran to I PEWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
OWNERSHIP
expected" meeting of the two Israel by airplane will start this SHINDER,MAN-GROMAN
Also Under Shinderman Management
at the home of Secretary of De- week. Immigrants will be flown Nippersink Manor, Genoa City, Wis.
Oakton Pines, Eagle River, Wis.
fense George C. Marshall.
on planes of the Near East North
Shore Manor, Miami Beach, Fla.
The Jewish statesman's re- Transport Company.
fusal to serve as a member of a
fund-raising campaign for Tru-
man's reelection in 1948 report-
edly sparked the dispute.
The President and Baruch
chatted for several hours in
their first meeting since 1948.
Also present were Chief Justice
11- and Mrs. Fred Vinson and Gen-
North Shore Drive
South Haven, Mich:
eral and Mrs. Marshall.
"THE COOLEST SPOT IN MICHIGAN"
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-*Outstanding Reputation for Our Fine Foods
Henry M. Gottlieb Resigns
akten
atter
54lay Special
The first National Conference
for State of Israel Bonds will be
held in Washington, D.C., Sept.
20 to 23, it was announced by
Julian B. Venezky of Peoria, Ill.,
chairman of the executive com-
mittee of the American Finan-
cial and Development Corpora-
tion for Israel, which is direct-
ing the $500,000,000 Israel bond
drive.
1 Million in Bdnds Bought
At N. Y. Mayor's Dinner
NEW YORK (JTA) —More
than $1,000,000 worth of Israel
bonds was subscribed at a din-
ner sponsored by Mayor Vincent
R. Impellitteri of New York, in
conjunction with the Greater
New York Committee for State
of Israel Bonds. More than 900
prominent guests of all faiths
attended the dinner in the Wal-
dorf-Astoria.
"Results of the Bond drive to
date have indicated an inspiring
response from the - American
Jewish community," Mr. Venez-
ky said. He emphasized the
crucial importance to Israel of
the success of the Bond drive.
The conference will be host to
outstanding national and inter-
national figures, members of the -
Israel government, and k e y
American Jewish leaders. De-
tailed reports on e c on o m i c
progress in Israel will be pre-
sented to the delegates.
The Flint, Mich. bond drive,
under the leadership of Louis
Kasle, now exceeds the $150,000
mark.
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ON LAKE HURON
Modern housekeeping cottages to rent
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Reasonable Rates consistent
with the !EST of everything.
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Beautiful rooms, spacious grounds,
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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
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COOPER'S RESORT
ANNOUNCES THE OPENING
OF THEIR 35TH SEASON
We hope to serve our new
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For Reservations
Call
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beautiful park-land; tennis court, children's play-
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SPECIAL RATES AFTER AUGUST 15TH.
Write now for reservations or Phone 355
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1 ,1 3 o 1/1
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SAMSON'S RESORT •
As Assistant U. S. Attorney
Henry M. Gottlieb, attorney
and communal worker, has re-
signed as Assistant United
States District Attorney for the
Eastern Division of Michigan to
re-enter private practice of law.
For the past two years he has
been in charge of trial and set-
tlement negotiations of Re-ne-
gotiation of Excess Profits cases
in this area. His duties included
litigation and counseling for the
Internal Revenue Office and
Federal Housing Administration.
He is a member of Temple
Israel, board member of the
gar Men's Club and serves on the
legal committee of the Jewish
Community Council. He served
as a Referee with the Michigan
Unemploy In e n t Compensation
Commission under administra-
tion of Governor Frank Murphy,
and at one time was executive
secretary of Pisgah Lodge.
During the War, Gottlieb
signed up with the American
Red Cross as a field represent-
ative and spent four years Of
war service activity in Wash-
ington, D.C. He has contributed
numerous articles to trade and
legal publications.
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THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 6, 1951
CHARLEVOIX
THE
BEAUTIFUL
DAYS LODGING including $
FULL COURSE BREAKFAST
80 acres of recreational facil-
ities - Shuffleboard, Badmin-
ton, Archery, Horseshoes - Ob-
servation Tower, Sun Deck,
Card Rooms. Few minutes to
Belvedere Golf Course, Lake
Michigan or Charlevoix.
1
per person
per week
includes comfortable
room with running water, and
complete breakfast, served
until 11 a.m. Children under
121'2 price. Kitchen privileges,
Rooms with both slightly high-
er. June 29 thru Labor Day.
$19.50
For Information and Reservations — Write or Phone
Mr. & Mrs. Bernie Linden—Hill Top Inn, Charlevoix, Mich., 1029W3
* Excellent Dining Service
* Planned
Entertainment
* All kinds of
Activities
* Children's Play-
grounds—Baby Sitters
Phone or Write
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Telephone 379 or 443
—
ANOTHER SHINDERMAN RESORT
for a PERFECT WISCONSIN VACATION
ersink Wath9/0
Miles of clean, sunny bathing beach...fun and excitement
for the whole family. Midway attractions, tennis, dancing,
free movies, picnic grounds, fishing. Entertainment, dancing,
Summer Stock Theatre and fine food at popular prices. Sunday,
church services for all faiths. 1000 room Breakers
Hotel. Rooms from $3 single, $4.50 double.
With bath $5 single, $6 double.
Genoa City, Wisconsin
—
on Lake Tombeau 65 miles from Chicago
FOR SUMMER REST AND RECREATION
• Two Magnificent Lakes, Floating Swimming Pool
• All Summer Sports— Private 18-hole Golf Course
• Horseback Riding • Niahtly Dancing, Entertainment.
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to Cedar Point Sun-
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Thursdays.
HWAY 6 —
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ON LAKE ERIE
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Season extends that Sept. 9th
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