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THE   JEWISH   WESTERN BULLETIN
Friday, March?; 1958
LADIES AUXILIARIES
SCHARA TZEDECK AUXILIARY wai not hold a general luncheon meeting^ this month. Members are preparing for the Annual Farmer's Marke taking place Wednesday, March 26, The Mother's Club is planning three booths consisting of candy, comic books and a fish pond for the amusement of the children.
PERETZ SCHOOL PTA is busy preparing for the Centennial Dance which will be held Saturday night, March 22, at the Talmud Torah. This affair will replace the annual bazaar held in March and the big ryaffle draw will take place during the evening . . . Mrs. Clara "Fox is convening the dance and her committee includes Bertha Arnold, Janfet Lexier, Edith Hestrin, Helen Dobbs and Doris Konn. Ben Stone's^ orchestra will provide dance music and there will be special entertainment. Refreshments this year will be extra special—turkey, knishes, and all the trimmings. Tickets at $1.50 each may be obtained from any Per-etz School member or by calling Clara Fox at DI. 7976.
■ ■ ♦   -,-*    ' * MIZRACm WOMEN are holding
their annual Moess Chittim Tea on Sunday, March 9, from 2 to 6 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Dashev-sky..'. Moess Chittim is a fund which provides matzos, wine and other Passover p^ouucts for our brethren in Israel and Europe who would not be able to observe the Passover holiday without these comforts . . . This project is worthy of the support of the community. Husbands will be made most welcome.
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN AFTERNOON GROUPS Sabbath will be held Friday evening, March 14 at 8:30 p.m. at the Schara Tzedeck Synagogue ... Mrs: S. Gould will give the sermon. Otheir participants will include Mrs. J. Gibbs, Mrs. L. Sacks, Mrs. C. Plottel and Mrs. A. Goodman . . . Council members from all groups, together with their families are urged to attend.
B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN
VANCOUVER CHAPTER No. 77
will hold nominations on Tuesday March 18 . . . an interesting program of films through the courtesy of Mrs. Molly Balshine, has been arranged.
PIONEER WOMEN'S ORGANIZATION
KADIMA CHAPTER will meet a
the home of Mrs. Wm. Kessler, 1156 West 12th Avenue on Tuesday, March
11, 8:30 p.m. '
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KENNERETH CLUB will meet Wednesday, March 12 at the hqme of Mrs. E. Mattuck, 1008 West 42nd Avenue. Members are hard at work to make the Annual Purim Supper Ball on March 15 at the Schara Tzedeck an outstanding event.
HADASSAH HENRIETTA. SZOLD CHAPTER
will meet Wednesday, March 12 at 8:30 shairp, at the home of Ethyl Kliffer, 6388 Adera. "Husband and Wife Relationship" will be the topic of our guest speaker. Rabbi Golden-3erg. Priscilla Fratkin ,yill give a full tea report. Toby Schwartz and Fran Cohen ask all members to start packing clothes for the "blitz drive" Sunday morning, March 30, for the whale of a sale.
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Sisterhood observes 40th anniversary of Women's League
Mrs. Pearl Krauss, distinguished member of National Women's Xeague, of which Beth Israel Sisterhood is an affiliate, wiU be guest speaker at a Sisterhooc Luncheon Meeting, Thursday, March 13,12:30 p:m. in the auditorium of the Synagogue. . This meeting will be in celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Worm-en's League of the United Synagogue with which Beth Israel Sisterhood is affiUated.   ./ .      .    " ■
Mrs. krauss is noted for her outstanding service on the national ex ecutive board and national committee of Torah Fund. She is chairman of Torah Fund's speakers bureau, and IS also on the national planning committee of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America.
Luncheon conveners are Mrs. M. Miller and Mrs. M. Adler.
PIOKEER'WCiMEN PL^
MRS. J. RADMAN of Kinnerefh Choiifer dnd MRS. E. MATTUCK of Kodima Chapter of Pioneer Women ore co-conveners of the 10th Anniversary of the State of Israel Purim Supper Ball :,which their organizotion is sponsoring. Mrs. I. Garfinkle will be ossisted by Mirs. L. Brandt In the^ preparation of- sephdrdic and > troditional Purim deliicacies for xtHe event which takes place at the Schara Tzedeck Auditorium Saturday, March 15; There will he. dancing to on orchestra, professional entertainment ond many door prizes. Advance tickets may be obtained from MrsL 1. Foiled EM. 5667 ondrMrs: J. Koworsky, DE. 0/60-L.
BULLETIN NEWS DIGEST
HOLLAND CLAIMS SHOULD BE FILED AT ONCE
NfiW YORK—Owners of movable property in Holland which was confiscated by the nazis during World War n have been advised by World Jewish Congress to register immediate claims with the Jokos Foundation in Amsterdani.
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MIZRACHI WOMEN
Annual Moess Chittim Tea
Sunday, March 9, from 2 to 6 p.m. at the home' of Mr. and Mrs. H. Doshevsky, ' 121 West 15th Avenue
This project is worthy of everyone's support Husbands ore most welcome
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BOMB THROWER CONDUCTS HIS OWN DEFENSE
JERUSALEM—The young immigrant from Iraq who is charged 'with throwing a hand grenade into the Knesset last October and wounding five cabinet members went on trial this week. The defendent, Moshe Douek, is conducting his own defence. He pleaded not guilty.
8,000 JAPANESE TURN TO JUDAISM-
NEW YORK—Some 8,000 Japanese converts to Judaism in Japan- are reported to be bombarding the Israeli legation in Tokyo with requests for iomiigration visas, according to a report from Jerusalem. Jewish Agency officials are said to be studying the possibility of immigration of the Japanese Jews.
The converts are said to be organized in a group called the Union of Jewish Japanese. They speak only Hebrew among themselves, ■ circumcize their children and attend services in their own synagogues.
ISRAEL-PHILIPPINES FRIENDSHIP TREATY
JERUSALEM—A treaty of friendship was signed in Manila this-week between Israel and the Philippines following a visit to that country by Pinchas Saphir, Israel's minister of trade and industry.
OVER $18,000,000 RAISED AT U.S. OPENING OF UJA
MIAMI BEACH—The 1958 United Jewish Appeal in United States was aunched last weekend at a three-day conference and individual contributions totalling $18,400,000 were reported at the closing dinner. Main speaker at the dinner was Brig. Gen. Dan Tolkowsky, Commander of the sraeli Air Force.
ARGENTINE ELECTS 2 JEWISH GOVERNORS -
BUENOS AIRES—Two Jews were elected Governors of Argentine provinces for the first time in the history of that South American country in ast week's election and six were returned to the Argentine parliament.
hree more Jews are expected to hold high office in the new government.
Dr. Louis Gutnitsky, 45, who has been president of his local Jewish community and active in Jewish affairs all his life, was elected Governor of the province of Formosa, bordering on Paraguay in the north-east. Dr. Gutnitsky is a physiciaii and a native-born son of immigrants who came from Bessarabia.
In Nequen province, bordering Chile, th? Jewish Governor-elect is
55-year old native-born Angel Adel-man, who is however virtually un-
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by A. J. Arnold
The Story of Citizenship in British Cofumbia
in the
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known in Jevvish circles. He is a newspaperman and has been chairman of the Radical party in his province.
AUSTRALIANS PROTEST KRUPP VISIT
SYDNEY, Australia—Strong protests from Jewish and nouTJewish groups haye been vbiced here over the visit of German industiri|alist Alfred BoTipp who was convicted as a war criminal for employing slave labor and later pardoned.
Knipp told a press conference that" **some of his best friends were Jews", that he would fight if another Hitler arose in Germany and that he was trading with Israel through the Reparations Pact. He denied, backing Hitler and claimed that slave labor had been forced upon his finn.
TH E I. L. PERETZ SCHOOL
invites the community to its
SATURDAY; MARCH 22
TALMUD TORAH AUDITORIUM
Ben Stone's Orchestra EntertainmeBSf
Delicious Refreshments
Tickets:.at $1.50 each available from all members
pr phone bl. 7976i
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