Montreal Jewry Shows 26% Population increase
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Vishinsky's 'Impartiality ' Filibusterinff Knesset Abolishes
Capital Punisintent
MONTREAL, (JTA) — During creased by 26.4 per cent places
By Arabs Again Mar Sessions of UN
JERUSALEM, (JTA) —The Is- the past 10 years, the Jewish the Jewish rate of increase on

population of the metropolitan a .par with the French Cana-
p
toms but the sickness itself rael Parliament abolished the
death
penalty
for
the
crime
of
area
of Montreal
has or increased
. . . the Council's duty is to
by 17,372
persons,
26.4 per dian, whereas the tendency in
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. — seek to discover the underlying murder. The vote was 61 to 33, cent.
most Canadian cities has always
Andrei Vishinsky opened his
causes and roots of the sick- with two abstentions.
! The total number of Jewish been for the Jewish rate of in-
first meeting as Security Coun-
ness." No one mistook these
The bill does not effect cap- people estimated to be living crease to be smaller than the
cil president in typical prosecu-
words.
lital punishment for crimes corn- here is 92,000, according to Louis Protestant or Catholic rate, due
tor-like fashion. Appearing quite
Noting tM trend, Malik began mitted by the Nazis or in com- Rosenberg, research director of to a smaller birthrate and lower
self-confident. he took the job to indulge in veiled threats. "You plicity with the Nazis. The the Canadian Jewish Congress.
immigration.
in deadly earnest, much more cannot. at the point of a gun,
" death penalty for certain crimes . The fact that the Jewish
so than any of his predecessors. he said. "force the Arabs either under military law and for population of Montreal has in-
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He endeavored vainly to get a into a general debate or around " crimes against the state will re- '
quick adoption of a "piecemeal" a conference table. They must main m effect until separate
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I measures are : dopted to do
agenda that would have given first remove the gun (meaning,
the Arabs first say and which of course, Israel) , and the threat i away with capital punishment
,
these specific
cases.
might well have drowrn;d the of the. gun,
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and then put us to !
Israeli complaints.
the test." He then accused Is-
Promising to be impartial,
rael of doing what he was now Discovery of Isaiah Scrolls
Vishinsky nevertheless leaned doing himself on the Nahalin To Provide 50 Years of Study
heavily in favor of the Arabs matter.
LONDON, (JTA)—The publi-
whose spokesman again was
Interestingly, Dr. Tsiang, of cation of fragments of the an-
Charles Malik, of Lebanon,
China, trying his best to be a
cient manuscript of the Book
who filibustered throughout
good fellow, was the only other
of Isaiah, discovered five years
the session of procedural
Ever y brew of Pfeiffer's Beer
member in the Council besides
ago in a cave near the Dead Sea,
wranglings. He fought bitterly
is quality checked at
pos who backed the will provide material for 50 years
Vishinsky
with the three powers who de-
Arab position.
97 different steps. By every
of study by Biblical scholars, ac-
manded that the whole ques-
cording to Prof. H. H. Rowley.
known quality standard and
tion involving Israel-Arab re-
Writing for the Manchester
test it equals or exceeds—yes,
lations be discussed instead of j Republican Senators Ask
Guardian, Prof. Rowley said that
isolated complaints.
actually equals or exceeds—
Act
Changes
more
than
600
articles
or
books
McCarron
The more Malik insisted that
the leading national
dealing with the fragments, only
the Security Council first take WASHINGTON, (JTA )—Three part of which have already been
premium-priced beers. No
up the Jordan complaint against ; Republican Senators and five published, have come into his
wonder Pfeiffer's, year
Israel on the Nahalin incident Republican members of the hands during the five years
after year, is such a big favorite
—hoping thereby to whitewash ! ! House joined to introduce a bill since they were made known to
throughout
Michigan
the Israeli complaints which
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"B" ; to rewrite the McCarran-Walter the world. The manuscripts
were listed under heading lnd Immigration Act. ' were found by Bedouins who sold
and the Great Lakes Region.
on the agenda—the more the ;
The bill would remove the -i n_ them to the late Prof. Eliezer
three powers, France. the United justices" specified by President Sukenik, Israel's outstanding
States and Britain, backed by Eisenhower in his April 6, 1953 archaeologist.
Always Say
Denmark, New Zealand, Brazil, letter to Sen. Arthur V. Watkins.
Israel to Attend Citrus Parley
Columbia and Turkey, remained
MAKE MINE
steadfast in their position that chairmanof the Senate Immi-
gration Subcommittee. It would : JERUSALEM, (IIP) — Israel
there must be an examination !
of the whole Palestine question. end procedural and administra- has been invited to participate
five inequities in the adminis- in the third annual conference
Sir Pierson Dixon took the lead tration of the law and would of Mediterranean citrus growing
in the fight against Malik and provide for the pooling of un- countries to be held in Algiers
he was ably backed up by France used quotas
quota s .
during May.
It Tastes Better Because
and others. "The two complaints I
Sponsors
of the bill include:
It's Brewed Better
before the Security Council !
Senators Robert C. Hendrickson,
could not be separated in air- New Jersey; Irving M. Ives, New DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-2
PFEIFFER BREWING COMPANY, DETROIT AND FLINT, MICHIGAN
Friday, April 16, 1954
tight compartments." said Am-
York; Leverett Saltonstall, Mas-
bassador Lodge. "The problems'
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Representatives
p
chusetts; and Re
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must be treated as inter-relat- sachusetts;
Paul A. Fino and Jacob K. Javits,
ed."
both of New York; Albert W.
Malik, quite upset and not Cretella and Albert P. Morano,
having anticipated such an both of Connecticut and Hugh
all-out attack against his posi- Scott. of Pennsylvania.
tion, spoke at least on 10 dif-
ferent occasions during the
three-hour meeting expressing Arab League to Ask
his vehement opposition. • Each
always suceess -ui in my
time. however, he was faced U.S. Boycott of Israel
with a counter-charge by one
LONDON (JTA) — The Arab
of the other members. most
notably by France, whose able League Council announced in
spokesman, Mr. Hoppenot, Cairo that it will use all pos-1
made Malik feel quite ill at isible diplomatic pressures to op-
ease. "When a doctor examines pose further American economic
a patient," said Hoppenot, "he aid to Israel. Recommendations
may find a variety of symp- to extend the boycott of Israel
toms, but the doctor does not : were approved, the announce-
ment said.
attack these isolated symp-
The Council also announced
that a committee of "experts"
John Hodiak Stars in
I was designated to study the
"political, engineering and tnili-
UJA Passover Drama
tary" aspects of Israel's use of
Over ABC on April 20
i the waters of the Jordan river.
When the study is completed,
The first United Jewish AID
peal radio program of the 1954 a report is of be made contain-
campaign will be a special Pass- ing special recommendations for
over presentation to be heard the course to be followed by the
over the ABC network next governments of Syria, Lebanon
Tuesday, 10:35 to 11:00 p.m. i and Jordan.
Entitled "Beautiful to See," . Simultaneously, it was report-
the radio drama stars the popu- ed here that Cairo has invited
lar young stage and screen actor , Gen. Vagn Bennike, United Na-
John Hodiak, and features a tions truce chief, to come to
special Passover message from Cairo "in order to express to him
UJA General Chairman Edward Egypt's growing concern about
M. M. Warburg. • the Israel-Egyptian border area."

By DAVID HOROWITZ

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"Beautiful to See" tells the
story of the half-sad, half-1
humorous events that come; Beth Aaron to Elect
about when two children in anINew Officers Tuesday
orphans' home in Israel reverse
the usual procedure and set out I The annual meeting for mem-
to adopt grandparents.
bers of Cong. Beth Aaron will
Mr. Hodiak, who plays a doc- be held at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday,
for in a UJA-supported home in. the synagogue social hail, ac-
for the aged, narrates the story. cording to an announcement by
He will be joined by an out- Harry Green, president,
standing supporting cast head-
At this meeting, reports on all
ed by Berry Kroger and Anne
of congregational activ-
.it-
Seymour. The script was writ-
ity and the election of new
ten by Samuel Elkin. The entire
officers will be featured. Thirty
production is under the dlrec- board members, to serve terms
lion of Himan Brown,
of from one to three years. also

Makes Solo Flight to Israel

Energetic Mrs. Harry R. Smith
crowds civic projects, selling real
estate, club activities and home-
making into her busy life. And
she thrives on it. She loves to
entertain, too. When friends call
she often serves this Spicy
Torte. It's delicious ... and so
simple to make with the help of
her dependable electric range.

will be elected.
The nominating committee,
headed by Morris LitvM, will,
present the slate to be voted
upon, with additional nomina-
tions being accepted from the
floor. Assisting Litvin on the
nominating committee are Phil-
lip S. Chapnick, Morris Fenkell,
Samuel I. Friedman, William
Liberson, Monte Meskin. and Max

WASHINGTON (JTA) — Word
was received here that Leo
Seren, naval research laboratory
physicist of Washington,. D.C.,
arrived at Lydda airport in Is-
rael in a private plane which he
piloted from Washington,. He
crossed the Atlantic in the
single-engine Beechcraft which
took him 7,835 miles to 1,51:ael, i Sheldon.

It's easy to be a good cook
with the help of a modern
electric range. There's no
guesswork, watching or wait-
ing—you simply snap a switch
for the exact heat needed for
every cooking job. Why wait?
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SPICY RAMSIN TORTE
1 cup brown sugar
1 i cups hot water
tbsps. shortening
2
cup raisins or dates
1
tsp. cloves

1 cup sifted pastry flour
tsp. soda
tsp. salt
1
cup quick-cooking oats
cup chopped nuts
tsp. nutmeg

Combine sugar, water, shortening, raisins and spice s - .
Boil 5 minutes. Cool. Sift flour, soda, salt, and add to
cool mixture. Fold in rolled oats and nut meats. Bake in
an 8 x 8 greased pan at 350°F. for 35-45 minutes. Serve
warm with whipped cream or ice cream. May be reheated.

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