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THE   JEWISH   WESTERN BULLETIN
Friday, June 20, 1958
(TSVISHN UNZ ALEIN)
By LAZAR
_ ACCOLADE   OF  THE WEK goes to Lions' Gate Lodge B^nai B'rith for providisg close to half of the manpower in the UJA General Canvass ,    . Leading the Lions Gate team is Sid Greenberg, with Ai Glot-man. Ace Hersli, Maurice Lifcfaiu^ Nomiaii Maigolis, Bob Seligman, and Hany Horiick giving good support. ... Then of course there's also Harry Hennan, the General Canvass chairman, who is from Lions Gate Lodge and has already covered close to 100 cards.
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LEADING THE WAY among .Metro division teams to date is Saul Wyiie*s team with 66 percent coverage of their campaign prospects. Allan Gold's team is second with 56 percent and Dr. Sid Kaplan's third with .53 percent ... In the "A" card section the magic number is 15 . .
for contributions of $100 and over, M. M. Waterman was the first to bring in 15 contributions in this section and Morris ^Afiller is the only other man who has done it so far. . . . Newest contributor in the $1,000 and over class is Miller's Jewellers. *      ♦   . *
CONFERENCE FOLLOWUP meeting was held this week by Canadian Jewi^ C(Migr«ss with a number
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of worthy suggestions brought forward for future Congress work on the local scene ... ITiese include the setting up of a Bureau of Education, consideration of a seminar on the pros and cons of Welfare Funds and a new effort to coordinate adult education activities . . . The board of delegates also approved renewal of the cultural personality series for next season.
FURNISHED BEDROOM available, hot and cold water, close to trcnsporto-tion, in Oak Street area. Phone after 6 p.m. to CH, 5932.
WILL SUBLET my furnished bachelor apartment on Oak Street, for months of July, August and September. Ph. CH. 7906.
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JEWISH COOK SOUGHT for tempor-ory employment during summer months—^must be proficient in quantity cooking. Apply Leon's, 1601 West Brocdway.
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YOUNG MAN, SINGLE, joining UBC staff, seeks room and breakfast in Jeiwish home. Would olso consider full-time board/ please write Box 25.
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PRESS-TIME SCOOP-rTenth Anniversary dinner in honor of Lou Zimmerman was given this week on Wednesday at the Astor Hotel by a group of friends and community leaders . . . Lou was represented with a special scroll—4nd a new car—in recognition of his ten years service as executive director of the Jewish Com-munity Council, Community Centre, UJA, Congress, etc. Story follows next week.
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ANOTHER ACCOLADE goes to Mrs. Grace MacDonald, who not only lent her studio and her own efforts in choreography for the Hadassah Council's recent closing luncheon pro gram, but donated in the name of her own two children the amount of $50 to the Port Hospital at Eilat, 'which Hadassah is sponsoring.
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B.C. IHEAM for the British Empire Games trials at Saskatoon next month will include Flreyda Bennan . . . Frey-da made the team by beating Canadian women's sprint champion Diane Matheson in the 100' yard dash at a weekend meet in Victoria. Freyda's time was 11.2 seconds ... In the 220 yard dash, Diane beat Freyda.
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NACHES DEPARTMENT—From Edmonton comes word of the. latest scholastic achievements of Errol Mar' liss, grandson of local-ites Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Segal. At the final graduation banquet of-'Edmonton's Old Scona High School, Errol was awarded the Roseborough Trophy, the school's top award for "High academic grades with outstanding school citizenship." During his three years at high school Errol, son of Mr. and Mrs. B.^ P. Marliss, won three academic awards with an average of 90 percent. He participated in drama, yearbook, paper, curling, debatiiig, badminton, and U.N. activities." He has also received service and,drama awards.
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OFF TO CALIFORNIA nex^ week to preside at the district convention of B*nai B'rith Girls wOl be Gloria Chertkow, current district president of BEG . . . The conference opens at Stockton, College of the Pacific Campus on June 27, and we expect that Tamar and Elana Chapter's BEG will both be fully represented at the convention.
MINIATURE DEAD SEA SCR0Li3 ON SALE IN ISRAEL
Tourists visiting Israehwill not only be able to see the original Dead Sea Scrolls, on public view at the Shrine of the B&ok in Jerusalem, but they will be able to bring back an exact replica of one of the scrolls according to the Israel Government Tourist Office. The miniature scroll has been specially processed to resemble the burnt and yellow texture of the original document. It is packaged in a small clay jar, modeled on the original container in which the scroll was found. The replica contains a certificate of the Shrine of the Book Foundation, stating that the scroll and jar are "faithful copies In reduced scale of the originals in our possession." The souvenir costs $4.15.
NEW YORK (WJA)—"I ,am sure the time will come when all Jews, or Russians for that matter, who want to go to Israel will be able to "do so," Mr. N. EJirush-chev is reported to have said when receiving a group of American professional and business men who paid a 28-day visit to
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(Continued from page 1) released last week (see report elsewhere).
Khrushchev has been challenged for }Iaming the closing of Yiddish theatres in the U.S.S.R. on the war and making no reference to Stalin's persecution which resulted in the liquidation of hundreds of Jewish intellectuals, artists and writers. ^
JEWISH AGENCY OFFICE
MONTREAI^An office to facUi-tate migrations to Israel by persons with limited capital and skilled workmen is being opened-here by the Jewish agency.
UNITED NATIONS—Israel was assigned a total of 50 experts by the U.N. technical assistance program, it has been reported by the U.N. economic and social council.
BETH I SRAEL DINNER
(Continued from page 1) dent, Mrs. Edward Mallek; vice presidents, Mrs. y. DeWitt, Mrs. B. Izen, Mrs. B. Mcscovich, Mrs. L. Plottel; corresponding secretary, Mrs. S. Cor-man; recording secretary, Mrs. D. Zack; treasurer, Mrs. I. Brickman; financial secretary, Mrs. A. Olfinaii; registrar, Mrs. H. Saltman.
Board members: Mesdames M. Kantor, J. Cooperband, N. HIrscfa berg, S. Kort, H. Genser, A. Gurvin, M. Brovm, A. Diner, A. Mann, W. Becker, I. Gibbs, S. Grobermaii, S. Mcscovich, A. Sacks, A. Kagna, B. Woythaler.
'Advisory board: Mrs. A. Grober-man, J. Simon, M. Cohen, A. O.' Koch, B. Shapiro, S. Albef^ M. Le-vine. '
Gordon Genser, jpast president of the Men's Club, wiU mstall the following officers and board members:
President, Mitchell Kantor; first vice president, Wilfred Beckei? second vice president, Al Mann; treasurer, Leonard Plottel; secretary, Paul Edwards.
Board members: Ed Dbnner, Al Miller, D. Genser, C. Pol^, Asfaer Hamer, Dr. D. Zack, Fred Donner, H. Genser, Dr. N. Hirschberg, Len KorscEi, Y. DeWitt, S. Pelman, J. Groberman, Wm. Zacks, M. James, Dr. S. Moscovich, M. Schwartz, M. Krass.
Advisory board: A. Koch, J. Sata-nov, A. Gold, Dr. A. Breen, A. Groberman, M. CtAen,
Howie Isman and his band will provide the dance music. Cocktails will be served''at 6:30 and dinner at 7:15.
The Jewish Community is cordially invited to attend. For reservations phone the Synagogue office, BA, 4161.
the USSR and whose report has just been released.
Answering  a question regarding Jewish. emigration to  Israel, Mr. Khrushchev is quoted as having said "We do not allow-just anyone to leave the Soviet Union. We issue passports only to those whose visits are expedient.   We recently allowed a great number of Jews to go to Poland and we knew that many of them would go on to Israel from there. ] am sure the time will come when al Jews, or Russians for that matter, who want to go to Israel will be able to do so. I knowsthere are n^any Jews who have gone to Israel who >want to come back as life is not very sweet for them there."
ARAB-ISRAEL RELATIONS "COMPLICATED"
In reply to a question referring to Egypt's refusal to permit Israel ships to pass through the Suez Canal and the Gulf of Aqaba, and frequent . raids on Israel territory, Mr. Khrushchev is said to have replied: "Yes, it is a complicated question. You must understand the situation of the Arabs who lived on their land and were forced out by Israel. They are suffering and cannot have good feelings for Israel : . .There needs to be cooperation on both sides to solve the problem."
^^ASSIMILATED INTO RUSSIAN CULTURE**
"You haye seen in your travels the culture and customs of many different Republics: Georgia, Kazakstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan," the Soviet Premier told the American visitors. "But tJie Jews are dispersed throughout the Soviet Union. We wanted to unite them and established Birobidjan for this purpose. AH that is now left in Birobidjan *are signs in Yiddish at the railway station but there are no Jews there."
"There are many-Jews in the government and even in the Central Com-
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