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JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN
Friday, May 15, 1959
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YOU LUCKY PEOPLE who are going out of town Empire Day weekend are asked to read the deadline notice on page four, if you are doing publicity work . . . Remember that there is no mail delivery next Monday and that you' must either mail your copy Friday evening, or see that it is brought to the Centre on Monday.
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PARKING SPACE is still at a premium in front of the Community Centre. To makfe room for staff cars, our new caretaker now leaves a note on all unauthorized vehicles parked on centre property. Bertha Arnold was the winner of one of these lucky tickets which read: "You are parked on private property and all unauthorized cars will be towed away".
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NACKES DEPARTRffiNT — leased with themselves and having every right to be are Mr, and Mrs, Max Dodek whose son Arthur was elected president of King Edward ligh School Students Council for 959-60. We hear that Arthur is a top grade student and the first Jewish president of King Ed's Students Council. The school has an enrollment of over 1700 pupils.
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LmXE ATTENTION was paid to prizes at the UJA Dinner and of
course, the draw was of no great importance to those who did not win. }ut for I. L. Kostman and Jack Wil der there was an unexpected pleasure. Mr. Kostman won a seven-day stay for two at the Sands Hotel, Las Vegas, and Jack Wilder won a week's holiday for two at the famous Saxony Hotel in Miami.
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THOUGHTFUL PEOPLE are Norman and Annette Rothstein. Visiting Israel at the time of the opening din-nei*, Norman wired a $1,000 increase to chairman Morris Jacobson. Anc Annette's telegram, which arrived at the Women's Division Luncheon read
BULLETIN NEWS DIGEST
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KHRUSCHEV CONSIDERS EMIGRATION FROM SOVIET UNION
PARIS—A member of a war veterans delegation, on his way back;to the United States from Moscow has reported a statement from Soviet Prime Minister Nikita Khrushchev to the effect that the Soviet government is considering allowing Jewish emigration from the Soviet Union.
In a 90-minute interview with the delegation, the Soviet premier is reported to have said to the member from California, "We are toying with the idea that, at some future time, we will allow any national to leave Russia at any time."
as follows: "Congratulations on- successful culmination of campaign. Israel inspiring to see and rededicates
one's spirit in this great work".
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NOTHING LIKE HAVBVG a special Bulletin correspondent in the State of Israel. On the spot scoops will be the order of the day for us from now on. See page one for Ye Ed's en route story on Abba Eban and watch for Israel datelines beginning next week, (not to mention the
Travel Diary).
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«MIS§5NG RELAHVES" BUR EAU at B'nai B'rith's Jerusalem convention will assist delegates in locating Israeli "mishpocha", many of whom they have never met or have not seen since childhood. For most of the 1,300 visitors to Israel who will participate in the triennial convention. May 25-29 it is a first trip to the Jewish state.
TACTS' OF NAZI ERA TAUGHT GERMAN CHILDREN
LONDON—A report in The Sunday Times indicated recently that the Federal Republic at Bonn is "forcing" educational authorities to teach children about facts regarding the Nazi era so as not to antagonize their parents who remember Hitler with avor.
According to The Sunday Times, special corps of younger teachers are being trained in three German states from among those who do not remember the Hitler regime.
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MAXIMUM  SUPPORT  to the
United Jewish Appeal is the national
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Women, Chapter 77 followed through
with a donation of $50 to the UJA
Emergency Rescue Fund last week.
President is Mrs. J. J. Gk>Iden. *     * ♦
THE GREATEST is what many people noticed about Dr. Ralph Kap-an's address to the Women's Division UJA Luncheon. This is not surprising as Dr. Kaplan is acknowledged to be one of the best speakers in America today. And he feels the cause deeply.
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AZA PLANS BIG PROGRAM FOR MAY WEEK-END MAY 21-24
Each May, Vancouver AZA hosts a social conclave for BB-YO members from the Pacific Northwest. This year the Annual May weekend will take place May 21-24.
Co-chairmen are Barry Slutsky, Totem No. 646 and Dave Sprin, Vancouver No. 119. The following schedule has been arranged: Thursday evening. May 21 at 8:30 p.m. at the Schara Tzedeck, .the opening mixer will take place. Friday evening, at the Schara Tzedeck, the annuaj AZA May Weekend services will be held.
Saturday evening, May 23, marks the highlight of the weekend—the crowning of the Vancouver AZA Sweetheart. This evening from 9-12 p.m. at the Admiral Hotel, the semi-bnnal dance will be held, and the Sweetheart will be crowned. The 'our candidates for Sweetheart are Elaine Dodek, Natalie Drache, Marsha Kahn, Barbie Pehnan. Tickets are $3.75 a couple, and adults are urged to attend, and support the youth activities. The weekend will be climaxed on
Sunday with a baseball game and a picnic.
Vancouver AZA have worked hard planning v/hat they hope will be an enjoyable and successful weekend. Parents especially are urged to attend the semi-formal dance on May 23. Tickets are available from Ted Izen, at AM. 6-6022.
EMPIRE DAY WEEKEND means no club for the Golden Agers on Monday, May 18. The Centre buildmg
will be closed.
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WE UNDERSTAND thatHabonim Camp Miriam is the only Zionist camp in British Columbia to have several openings left in the second period.
ABBA EBAN FAREWELL
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approach to Israel, while many Israelis take a negative approach to American Jews.
The ideology on the basis of which the links of European Jewry were developed with Palestine has to be re-written, he indicated. It is a "wrong tendency" to take Zionist philosophy and write in "America" in place of "Poland" or "Germany," Eban declared.
Calling for a need for greater Israeli understanding of American Jewry he said: "We must become re-concUed to a burning zeal from 6,000 miles away."
At the same time, however, he strongly suggested that young American Jews who come to settle in Israel and participate in its historic development could find something there which cannot be found here because the U.S. has passed that stage of development.
Mr. Eban will be returning to Israel after several farewell functions in New York and Washington.
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AMERICAN AID TO ISRAEL STILL BEING CONSIDERED
WASHINGTON—Efforts are being continued in United States Congress to restore Israel to the list of countries receiving grants in aid. Aid to Israel during the last fiscal year totalled $7,500,000, which is probably the amount she would receive if certain criticisms involving the State Department were to result in the restoration of the previously discontinued aid.
Some senators are opposing the nomination of Ogden Reid as ambassador to Israel, among other nominations, which has led to general dissatisfaction with matters involving the State Department, though the two issues are not directly linked.
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