Visitor Permits Dropped
for West Bank Arabs
JERUSALEM (JTA)—The mili-
tary government, since July 2,
has allowed West Bank Arabs to
visit Israel without Special permit.
The order applies only to resi-
dents of the Samaria-Judaea
areas, not the Gaza strip. Resi-
dents of the Golan Heights have
been free to enter Israel without
permits for some time.
Day laborers will still require
working permits but not entry per-
mits. The order does not allow
the entry of vehicles without
permit.
The visits are restricted to the
hours of 5 a.m. to 1 a.m., and
visitors may not remain in Israel
overnight. West Bankers will not
be permitted to enter any other
areas under Israeli military gov-
ernment without special permis-
sion.
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Take a 2 week vacation at the
luxurious Pines Hotel during the
summer ('til September), and we'll
give you a FREE Refresher Vacation
... any 2 days from Sun. to Fri.
.. . anytime after Labor Day (ex-
cept holidays).
If you can't make it midweek,
we'll give you a big bonus towards
a winter weekend.
INDOOR POOL & HEALTH CLUB
TOP STARS • LATE SHOWS • INDOOR
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El Al Profits Down but Not Out
TEL AVIV — Despite a difficult against 19,845 in the previous year,
year of general,. worldwide reces- an increase of 5.6- per cent.
Freight revenue was IL 52,-
sion and with most airlines re-
porting heavy losses, El Al com- 652,000, as against IL 46,273,000
pleted fiscal 1970-71 with a net in 1969-70, an increase of 13.8 per
profit of IL 1,000,Q00 ($290,000). cent.
This compares with IL 5,000,000
El Al's wholly-owned subsidiary,
Israeli profit in 1969-70.
"Teshet" has begun operation of
Labor difficulties and heavy ini- the carrier's new catering facilities
tial costs of absorbing the com- at Lod International Airport in
pany's first Boeing 747B, which Israel and at Kennedy Interna-
necessitated the training of over tional Airport, New York.
2,000 personnel, the expansion of
The primary function of "Teshet"
Lod base facilities, erection of the in the coming years will be the
747 hangar, parking area and ac- building and management of two
quisition of ground support equip- 500-room, four star hotels, one in
ment were responsible for the Jerusalem and the other in Tel
diminished profits.
Aviv.
After all, the only proper intox-
This is the 12th consecutive year
In May, an agreement was
ication is conversation. — Oscar that El Al has registered a profit. reached with Sonesta International
Wilde.
Revenue for the year 1971-71 was Hotels (formerly Hotel Corp. of
IL 324,350,000 as against IL 288,- America) for the establishment of
803,000 in 1969-70 fiscal, an in- an Israeli hotel management com-
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crease of 12.5 per cent.
pany, which will manage the Is-
During El Al's last fiscal year raeli hotels that are to be erected
(April 1970 to March 1971) El Al and, eventually, other hotels which
carried a total of 520,770 passen- will be set up throughout EI Al's
Strictly Kosher Hotel Q GLATT
gers as against 469,001 the pre- route network.
Entire Oceanfront Illock•31th to 311th St.
vious 12 months, an increase of
MIAMI BEACH. FLA.
11 per cent. While on the trans-
Only Kosher Hotel With•A
Atlantic route, passenger traffic
increased by 10.3 per cent from
.—.. HEATED POOL
173,529 to 192,475 during the same
• Sugar & Salt Free Diets
period.
Every Room Air Conditioned,
At Mid-America's fabulous resort ...
Passenger load factor for 1970-71
FREE Parking On Premises
a playtime paradise where you'll enjoy:
was 67 per cent — a new record
Reduced Rates
• Terrific food
for El Al and the highest achieved
March 8th To April 8th
• Beautiful heated pool
by
any
carrier.
Total
freight
car-
and patio
DIAL DIRECT FREE
ried
by
El
Al
was
20,949
tons
as
• All sports
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The greatest masterpieces were
once only pigments on a palette.—
Henry S. Haskins.
REILLY'S HURON HAVEN
COTTAGES ON LAKE HURON
2&3 bedrooms, finest of beaches
safe for children, not stoney.
Rents $120 to $160 weekly.
10% off in May & June
OF FUN!
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FOR RESERVATIONS
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summer at
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Vacation Fun!
• Planned programs
for teens & children!
We entertain them
while you play!
• Attractive
accommodations!
• 3 gourmet meals! • Swimming,
• Horseback riding! water-ski school!
• Tennis, boating! • 18-hole cham-
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• Floor shows &
course!
dancing nightly!
JULY "3 for 2" SPECIALS
Vacation for 3...the 3rd is FREE! Starting Mon.,
July 5, to Fri., July 30, the 3rd person in room
with 2 adults will be entitled to lodging and
food free!
AUGUST
SPECIAL
JULY FAMILY
BONUS
3rd person sharing room
Mon., July 5 to Fri.,
July 16 only! (exclud-, •
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includes lodging and food.
Starting Friday July 30th
to September 3rd.
weekend.)
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Minister Rejects
Attempt to Slow Aliya
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Immi-
gration Minister Nathan Peled has
rejected suggestions that immigra-
tion be slowed down in order to
give priority to problems of pov-
erty in Israel.
Addressing the Public Advisory
Council on Aliya Tuesday night,
Peled said the vital importance
of immigration to the nation's sur-
vival was the subject of an educa-
tional campaign among Israelis,
including soldiers on the front lines
and in army camps.
Peled said suggestions had been
made in some quarters to slow
down or temporarily halt immigra-
tion so that greater resources
could be diverted to social needs.
"This idea must be rejected,"
he said, "just as suggestions in
the past that Israel stem the large
influx of immigration from North
Africa and adopt more selective
immigration policies."
Israelis Offered Bigger
Tax Break on Donations
JERUSALEM (JTA) — The Is-
raeli government has approved
plans to increase income tax ex-
emptions on contributions to
secondary schools, universities
and hospitals.
Finance Minister Pinhas Sapir
told the cabinet that $700,000,000
would be needed for such educa-
tional and medical facilities over
the next five years.
Sapir said he hoped to raise
half the sum in voluntary dona-
tions overseas, and the balance in
Israel. He said he planned to issue
a regulation providing a 30 per
cent tax deduction on donations
to any medical or educational in-
stitution that perpetuates the
memory of the donor or a member
of his family who died in the line
of duty.
The cabinet also agreed to in-
crease income tax exemptioins on
contributions to the construction
funds of such institutioins. Anyone
donating at least $35,000 in one
year will receive a 50 per cent tax
rebate, provided his donation does
not exceed one quarter of his tax-
able income.
Air pollution contributes to com-
mon colds,, pneumonia, and
bronchial asthma.
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• Planned Children's
Activities
New Low Rates!
"WHERE VACATION
DREAMS COME TRUEr
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TAWAS CITY, MICH.
R#2 Box 412 — 48763
Phone 517-362-2626
The Famous
LODz OBER CANTOR
LEIB RASKIN
Formerly of
Mt. EDEN Center
Bronx, N. Y.,
Will Officiate at the
HIGH HOLY DAYS
Sukka
& SUKKOTH (Beautiful
on Premises)
SYNAGOGUE ON PREMISES
at the LUXURIOUS, KOSHER
!HOTEL
Located on the Ocean
at 21st St., Miami Beach
Reopening Sept. 17
-• PLANNED ENTERTAINMENT
• FREE TV & RADIO IN ROOMS
• FREE PARKING
• FREE CHAISE LOUNGES
• CIRCULATING ICE WATER
IN ALL ROOMS
Finest KOSHER cuisine served
in our Oceanfront dining room
Under 0 Supervision
Where Every Meal is a Banquet
HIGH HOLY DAYS & SUKKOTH
PACKAGES AVAILABLE
For Reservations
Write or Call
MIAMI BEACH: 305-538-6631
SOUTH HAVEN, MICHIGAN
Phone 637.5118 (Area 616)
and enjoy the holidays with the
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MAKE IT A FAMILY AFFAIR
AT MENDELSON'S RESORT
FEATURING PLANNED TEENAGE ACTIVITIES. BICYCLING -
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SPLASH PARTIES.
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HEATED POOL
KIDDIE POOL
PRIVATE BEACH
SPECIAL FAMILY RATES
MENDELSON'S RESORT
SOUTH HAVEN, MICH. 49090
616-637-5403
FREE GOLF
'TIL JULY 30th
NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT
FABULOUS MEALS
PLUS MIDNIGHT SNACK
HARBOR ISLAND SPA
IS FIGHTING INFLATION
WE GIVE A $40 VALUE FOR
NO GIMMICKS -NO SHORTCUTS -NO NONSENSE!
The very same beautiful resort and all its facilities
and services for which our Winter guests
pay top dollar ... because they demand nothing
less than the best ... are now yours to enjoy!
3 delicious meals daily, individually supervised
diet, luxurious accommodations, sports
of all sorts, tennis night and day, supervised
exercise classes including yoga.
*24 of 172 rooms, July 1 to Sept. 3,
Per Person — Double Occupancy
Larry Paskow's
Harbor Island Spa
79th Street Causeway, Miami, Florida
FLA. (Call Collect) 305-751-7581
Or see your travel agent
Abe Marcus, Exec. Dir. • Michael Paskow, Resident Mgr.