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JEWISH     WESTERN BULLETIN
Friday, Sepiember 9, I960
Oh The HuMiHf^
to   Vancouver in
Provincial election CCF can- bor Council. Prior to assuming didates in the Vancouver - Bur- \ this position he worked 17 years r3rd riding are Paddy Neale and i ior MacMillan and Bloedel and
Fred Vulliamy.
PADDY NEALE is an RCAF veteran, 39 years of age. Married, with one son, he is employed as full-time secretary of the Vancouver and District La-
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five years as business agent for the IWA.
Mr. Neale has 'oeen a Vancouver resident for 36 years. He was educated in Vancouver schools: Vancouver Technical and; John Oliver High School.
He ran as a CCF candidate in Vancouver - Centre in the 1956 provincial elections. He has also run twice for city alderman, in 1957 and 1958.
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FRED VULLIAMY was born in Winnipeg, Man., in 1913. He
came
when  his   family   moved and settled  in  the Vancouver-Bur-: rard riding.
j He received his education at Lord Tennyson Elementary and Kitsilano High sfchools and after leaving school he studied accounting and office procedure, receiving his degree as a Chartered Accountant in 1943.
1918, CCF's own building. He was elected to the CCF Provincial Executive at the I960 Convention. -
Fred Vulliamy has always been interested in civic affairs, and has been a member of the Kitsilano Ratepayers' Association for several years. He now serves as president of the Association, and also delegate to the Central Council of Ratepayer Associations. ' He was a. candidate for the
In 1949 he established his own practice as a chartered accountant and is now practising in partnership in Vanconver-Burrard riding. -
He, has served the CCF as president of the Point Grey As-socia^on in- 1958 aitd l©59.;and as chairinan of th^ liea^uarters
Vancouver School Board in both the 1958 and 1959 civic elections, spQiisored ^hy. Labor and the Civic Voters Association. His i n t e r e s t in education h^s prompted rhemlDersfiip in ■ several Parent - Teacher Assoeiatiori groups since 1949.
Mr. Vulliamy has always been a member . of the Anglican Church, and has served in various church offices-from time 4o time. He is married and has four children.
FROM THE FILES OriHE JEWISH WESTEkN feUU^Tl^^^
BuUdi^g'Co^mmittee^^ successful drive to establish the
VANCOUVER-POINT GREY
RE-ELECT
BATE
BONNER
BROWN
BATE, Thomas A.        Social Credit	X
BONNER, Robert W.    Social Credit	X
BROWN, Buda            Social Credit	X
Support The Goverment that Gets Things DONE!
Issued by Vancouver Point Grey Social Credit Campaign Committee
THIRTY YEARS AGO . SEPT. 11. 1930 — Editorial stated that situation about Jewish young men of Seattle, (as reported in the Jewish Transcript), not being interested in young ladies of their own faith, was not a serious situation, and percentage of inter-marriage remains small. "There will always be a few young men and women of Jewish faith who cannot see sufficient, charms in the young people of their oy/n race, and who will seek the friendship and love perhaps of Gentiles. Thousands of years, \ however, have passed since the first inter-mar--riages, and although Judaism has, weakened at timesi from that cause, it ultimately comes out on top, vital,* race-ConScioiis and dominant."
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Sixth   annual   cohyention ofi Habonim was being hieid in Montreal to which nine Habonim lodges from Easi;iern and Western Canada would send delegates.^, ■
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Second Anniversary dance held by the Community under convenorship olMrs. Wm. Zini-merman on Sept._ -6 was one of best attended aifairs ever held in Centre.
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO . . .
SEPT. 12. 1935 — After an absence of some five months during which he covered 15,000 miles, Rabbi J. L. Zlotnik returned this morning. The Rabbi left Vancouver for South America in the interest of Jewish National -Fund imniediately after Passover.   He stayed in Argen-
WHY YOU SHOULD
VOTE COMMUNIST
The Communist Party is the only political party which places the question of peace at the top of its platform. No serious party concerned with the peoples interests can do otherwise. This is the most vital pro-bleni of the day. This is as much a provincial question as it is a federal matter. .
The Jewish people, who suffered so much in the first world war, and lost 6 million because of nazism in the second world war, know this very well. They know that the Nazi forces in West Germany have been permitted to reform their ranks. They know that these dark forces join hands with the would-be war-makers everywhere to plunge the world into a devastating holocaust. Nor are the Nazi forces confined to West Germany.
Recently, the postal services of Canada have been used for the distribution of the vilest kind of Nazi filth. Emanating from Washington, D.C., Rockwell's Nazi Party has been busy jsending anti-semitic, anti-Negro, and war propaganda to Canadians. Their national policy openly declared that they "will get rid of the Jews in gas chambers". They boastfully use Hitler's swastika smear campaign. They call for the formation of storm troops. They boast about the international character of their movement.
This is the naked face of Fascism and War! There are organized groups of these people in Canada! This is why the fight for peace is simultaneously the fight against Nazism. The Communist candidates alone, place peace and the struggle against the war-makers first.
Your Communist candidates call for the banning of such vile hste and war propaganda from the mails. The Communist Party is the Party of Peace!
Read the 8-point program of the Communist Party!
Vote for the candidates pledged to this program!
• Peace Policies and Jobs—No U.S. missile bases in B.C. Extend trade with the Socialist wqrld — For 75,000 new jobs in B.C. through development of our natural resources in the PEOPLES' INTERESTS.-
• Relief for Municipal Taxpayers—Demand cut in wasteful arms spending and divert it to lifting tax burdens off of the people.
• Develop B.C. Resources—S'top the give-away of our forests and power resources to big business. For public. control of power development to provide cheap power for the people and for development of primary and secondary industry.
• Peoples' Welfare First—For a complete medical and social security program, increased pensions and family allowances by eliminating the 5% sales tax ;ahc| institiiting an "Industrial Social Security Tax" levied against corporation earnings. Guaranteed free, education up to and including University.
• Save the Family Farm—For guaranteed prices to family farmer. Secure new markets. Stop U.S. dump-ingnf farm products in B.C.
• Protect Labor's Rights—For repeal of Bills 43 and 123. Reduce Hours of Work Act to maximum of 40 hours. Compensation act to cover all classes of erh-ployment.
• Full Rights for All—Communists will fight to guarantee to all citizens of B.C., the fundamental rights of free speech, press, organization, freedom of religious
•and political opinions. We support a law that would provide, severe penalties for the advocacy of war, racial hatred or discrimination. For full rights to native Indian .people.
• For legislation to have all MLA's and Cabinet Ministers who engage in speculaton or profiteering, to be held fully accountable by law for their criminal actions and to make all MLA's subject to recall at the demand of their constituents.
VANCOUVER EAST
MORGAN, Nigel PHILLIPS, Jock
BURRARD
EDWARDS, LiCRe! SAMUELSON, Roy
VANCOUVER CENTRE
RUSH, Mourice RUTKA, Sonio
tina until his work'was finished and proceeded to Switzerland to act as Argentine delegate to the 19th Zionist Congress in Lucerne. A letter was received from Argentine Zionist Organization extending thanks to Vancouver Jewish" Community for the courtesy of Rabbi J. L. Zlot-nick's visit to South American countries.
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TWIEhITY YjEARS AGO;^ .j ^ SEPT; 19, 134ft Exjeputive members' of local. .chapt6r„ of; Ha-dassaht-jWerj^-proceeding witb; ar-rangeirnents'for an .'^Ambulance !Tea''^Ttij *akeipIaCe\;at: hbm^ Mrs.' A-; Rdthstein. Two ambulances. had J' already been ^ purchased by Hadassah headquarters and it was;^ hoped^ that^wo-ni^n 'of; out coSnmunity :^diil(i av;ail' theriiielvVs of; Qj^j^iyimty to assist Hadais?ah in jhialclrig' a substantial contribution merited ■by thiis ^worthy cause.~^; ;
Firsji^ire^lai^ meetiiig; of or B'nai B*rith was' h^ld" with President Lil Dritz in the chair. Mrs. Sam Izen was,-appointed assistant advisor to Mrs, Gliicks-man.•      'n^-' -^--^ ■ '
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FIFTEEN YEARS AGO . . .
Issued by: Communist Party of B.C. & Jewish Committee of the Communist Party
SEPT. 7. 1945 — Arthur D. Greenleigh, assistant executive head of JDC, disclosed that 8000 Jewish children who were hidden in non-Jewish hom.es or in* stitutions during occupation in Europe, were being cared for by JDC! Most, of them, he revealed were "to all intents and purpo* ses orphans."
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Jewish public of Vancouver were thanked by Chief Rabbi E. Herzog for their support which enabled rielief committee to forward funds for Relief Committee for European Refugee Rabbis. Vancouver committee: Rev.\ N, M. Pastinsky» C. L. Freedman, D. M. Davis, E. Morris, J. B. Jaf-fee, Ch. Dashefsky. .
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TEN YEARS AGO . . .
SEPT. 7, 1950 — Among Zionist activities Of past year, Lazar reported that probably the most outstanding public affairs were Wingate Testimonial dinner and Histadrut Campaign dinner. On the organizational side, i^lnark-ed Lazar, one of the niain prob* lems continued to be Concern for youth and considerable exploratory discussion had been going on as to how^   Ypung Jud£^ea might be revived locally; ; , ^ ^ ^ '" Helping hand to newcomers continued to be main, effort > of Canadian Jewish Congress (Pacific Region) in these parts during-past year.    Work of Congress' was set forth in an artfcle by Naomi Pellin. :
FIVE YEARS AGO .. .
SEPT. 9. 1955 — Among del gates from Vancouver to West ern Citizenship conjference fo young adults at Banff School o fine arts were Larry Rotenber and Isidor Wolfe representinj UBC Hillel Foundation an George Steiner, representin JJBC UN association. ,