i VOL. XXIX. No. 27—TAMMUZ 25, 5722 VANCOUVER, B.C., FRIDAY.
1962
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left in the Algerian city of Oran which previously had a population of 30,000 Jews. It is reported that the few Jew-ish families left who have not fled plan to stay on unless ths political situatioii th^re deteriorates Seriously.
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Exodus to Israel will commence in Argentina
JERUSALEM — Dr. Israel Goldstein, president of Keren
Hayesod, the fund raising arm of the World^ Zionist Organiza-
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Bulletin News lesf
PARENTS AND VISITORS prepare to board special C.P.A. flight (top photo) which will bring them to Kelowna airport. Shown boarding the charter aircraft are Morris Jacobson, U.J.A. Chairman and member of the Pacific Region, Z.O.C. executive (inside airliner); Lou Zimmerman, executive director of U.J.A.; and Leo Marcus, executive director of Z.O.C. Pacific Region; (at left) Camp Hatikvah chairman Dr. S. Margolese presents special plague dedicating new Recreation Centre to pioneer builders of camp (1. to r.)—Morris Feldstein, Mrs. I. Lipsky (hidden), M. M. Waterman, Dave Nemetz, Morris Jacobson, Sam Rothstein and Dr. Margolese. In photo at left (below) Mrs. M. Wine, national vice-president of Hadassah, officially accepts new Arts and Crafts Centre formally dedicated by Mrs. M. Goldberg (right), regional Hadassah chairman, while in picture at right Lou LeFohn, national vice-president, Z.O.C, formally accepts new Raphael Cabin from Howard Raphael, grandson of Mr. Jack Raphael, representing the Raphael family, with Dr. J. J. Secter, president of Z.O.C. Pacific Region looking on. Picture at bottom shows impressive flag-raising ceremony as veteran Zionists Dave Nematz and Sam Rothstein raise the ensign with all campers looking on. Over 100 visitors witnessed impressive dedication ceremonies.
Aircraft^ cars bring visitors for Camp Hatikvah dedication
tion, has announced upon his return from a visit to Argentina and other Latin American centres, that the Jewish Agency has worked out detailed plans
for the emigration from Argentina to Israel of Jews in the middle class income brackets.
Dr. Goldstein, who
spent two weeks in 'Argentina during the height of the recent anti-Semitic manifestations there also went to Uruguay where anti-Semitism has also burst forth.
He stated, "Argentine Jewry is restive. The political situation there is unstable with various groupings, including neo-Nazis, seeking power. Due to the economic situation the Jews bear the brunt of the current crisis. They refrain from public appearances, do not even go to theatres. The staffs of two Jewish newspapers there often work behind closed shutters. Thus, the' problem of emigration to Israel has become real and active there. Anti-Semitism is mounting in Latin America."
Despite the pledge made recently in a nation-wide radio and television address on July 3 by the Argentine Interior Minister, Dr. Carlos- Adrogue, new anti-Jewish violence flared up again in Buenos Aires during the past 10 days when unidentified persons first fired machine guns on a synagogue and three days later bombs were thrown by unknown assailants against two Jewish-owned buildings. There were no injuries in either case and police did not seize any suspects in the new attacks.
Dr. Isaac Goldenberg, president of DAIA, the central organization of Argentine Jewry, held a press conference at which he pointed out that the latest manifestations of overt anti-Semitism in Argentina constituted only "the latest explosion" in a campaign of anti-Semitism "that had existed in the country for years."
He stated that this series of events did not begin recently, nor can the current rash of incidents "be considered finished only with Dr. Adrogue's state-See DIGEST (Continued on Page 4
ISRAELI
Israel-Jordan body
JERUSALEM — A permanent joint subcommittee to consider effective measures to halt border incidents was decided upon at an informal meeting of repre-sentetives of Israel and Jordan, the second such meeting since the July 4 clash which killed two Israeli soldiers and one civilian.
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B-G predicts
JERUSALEM To a U.J.A. Young Leadership Mission Premier David Ben-Gurion said he foresees the possibility that Israel will achieve peace with the Arab world in the next decade or at least know that jpeace is much closer.
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3,000,000 Jews
JERUSALEM — In Israel's Knesset, Minister of the Interior, Moshe Shapiro stated that plans are being geared to an anticipated population in the next teri years of 3,000,000 Jews and 360,000 Arabs.
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To be deported
JERUSALEM —A 44-year-old Jewish stowaway who arrived at Haifa from Marseilles is being held by the police prior to expelling for illegal entry. He will be deported as an ''undesirable" and is being sought by Interpol for crimes committed under various aliases in the U.S. Switzerland, Mexico, Belgium, Britain and South Africa.
English-Jewish press
major force
STARLIGHT, Pa.—B'nai B'rith Young Adults adopted a resolution lauding the English-language Jewish press in the United States and Canada " as a major educational force in the Jewish community." The resolution urged all membership to subscribe to the English-Jewish publications serving their areas.
"Through this vital medium of communication, events of Jewish interest, ordinarily not available in the general press, are chronicled and recorded for posterity. Crucial issues of Jewish concern are debated, discussed and clarified," the resolution emphasizes.
AMERICAN AIDS ARGENTINE BIGOTS
BUENOS AIRES — Argentine newspapers have received threatening letters against Jews from an American anti-Semite who is taking a hand in helping to stir anti-Jewish propaganda in Argentina. Coming from Waco, Texas, the letters are signed: Klu-Klux-Klan Dragon Horace Sherman Miller.
Last Sunday 40 members of the local Jewish community boarded a special C.P.A. charter flight to Camp Hatikvah. The flight was occasioned by a special dedication ceremony which
took place at the camp, located at Oyama, B.C. in the Okanagan Valley. Participants in the charter were 'joined at the camp site by over 60 Vancouver residents who were vacationing in that
part of the province.
Under* a brilliant Okanagan sky, the dedication ceremonies were held. All proceedings were See HATIKVAH (Continued on Page 8
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