Page 6-The Canadian Jewish News, Thursday, March 5, 1992
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Racist circular under investigation
VICTORIA -
The RCMP here are investigating the source of a racist circular left recently on car windshields in the downtown area.
The circular, promoting the Church of the Creator (COTC) says the "church" is a racial religion "whose prime goal is the survival and advancement of the white race."
Brought to the attention of the police by Victoria's newly-organized Community Relations Committee, the circular
says COTC's "first and. foremost problem is saving the white race from mongrelization and genocide" and to "straighten out the conftised and scrambled thinking of.the white race itself."
COTC says that' 'once we have accomplished that much, getting the Jews, niggers and mud faces off our backs will be relatively easy."
COTC lists as its address P.O. Box 400, Otto, North Carolina, 28763. The circular pays people to distribute the fiver at the rate of 100 for $lO.
B'nai Brith National President Marilyn Wainberg presents travel brochure to Turkisb ambassador to Canada Ugurtan Akinci. B'nai Brith leaders will be travelling to Turkey and Israel in March.
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OTTAWA-
A high-level delegation of the Institute of International Affairs of B'nai Brith Caiuida met recendy with Turkish Ambassador Ugurtan Akinci at the Turkish Embassy in Ottawa to discuss die B'nai Bridi President's Mission to Turkey and Israel, to take place in March, and to share thoughts on matters of oommpn concern.
The Institute delegation was led by national president Marilyn Wainberg
arid included Instimte chairman Brian Morris, executive vice-president Frank Dimant, Institute director Paul Marcus, and director of government relations Ian Kagedan.
"We are very pleased to have met widi Ambassador Akinci especially in Uiis year marking die 500di anniversary of die expulsion of Jews from Spain," said Wainberg. "Turkey of that time was among the few nations \yhich welcomed Jewish refugees. We look forward to meetings with
members of the Turicish Jewish community and widi government officials when we are in Turkey next mondi," she said.
During the course of wide-ranging discussions, delegation members noted die unique role which Turkey stands to play in a restrucmred post-Sovirt Eun^ and shared thoughts on Turkey's role in addressing the.water reispurce management issue in the eastern Mediterranean area-
Icptt guarantees urged^^b^
OTTAWA -
A high-level delegation from Bi' nai Bridi Canada's Institute for International Affairs has met widi U.S. Deputy Ambassador Todd Stewart and Minister-Counselor for Polidcal Affairs Stqrfien Buck at die U.S. Embassy in Ottawa.
The delegation urged positive U.S. action on loan guarantees for Israel and asked that the officials transmit to die U.S. Justice Department and to die Executive Branch B'nai Bridi's concern over the ongoing imprisonment of Jonathan Pollard, a U.S.
citizen convinced otspyjng for Israel.
The delegation argued diat die extension of loan guarantees was the completion of die rescue of Soviet Jews, a humanitarian process in which die United States was die key player. Acknowledging die gratitude of world Jewry to the U.S. for its efforts in diis area, die delegation pointed out that the extension of loan guarantees would permit the resetde-ment in Israel of the diousands of Soviet Jews arriving monthly while resulting in considerable economic benefit to die U.S. as well.
The delegation's request regarding
Jonathan Pollard was to commute his sentence to time already served.
The delegation also shared its diousands on Various aspects of the curr rent Middle East peace process and on the jplight of Syria's captive Jewish community.
Leading die B'nai Bridi delegation was national president Marilyn Wainberg. She was accompanied by Institute chairman Brian Morris, past national president Moishe Smith, executive vice-president Frank Dimanty Institute director Paul Marcus and govenunent relations director Ian J. Kagedan.
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