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JEWISH   WESTERN BULLETIN
Friday;; August 9, 1957
(TSVISHN UNZ ALEIN)
By lAZAR
IN-BETWEEN SEASON calm has settled over the local Jewish community these past coujple of weeks, but it probably won*t last We migh
call it a lull before the storm, or perhaps the" period of nimmer simmer between the steady boil of community activities ifrom early fall to late spring . . . Just to prove that the season never ends the SenifHT Cliib oj Pioaeer Women are holding their "Closing tea"if yoii please, next Wed-
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nesday, August 14 at the-home of Mrs. L. CksttMed, while just a week later, on Wednesday, August 21, the wives of. professional inen open the fall season with the Medicat Aid to IsraelTe^ at flie home.of Mrs. Esmond Lahdo V. . Who says our Jewish women don't follow the practice of the Torah?
CASTING A FEW RIPPLES on
the watery-sunny local scene this week were the. viyacious New York writer and art critic, Dr. Alfoed Wer-ner^ and his soft-spoken >yife Jsdiith, i^ho. came our way on a "Cook's tour" (in search of bookshops and art galleries) . . Dr. Werner's byline has appeared regularly.in countless Anglo-Jewish magazines for the past 15 years, as well as in nimier-ous fine art publications ... A native of Vienna, he spent some time in a nazi concentration camp before £oming to America in the early 1940s He served as an editor of the Universal Jewish Encyclopaedia. An art historian by training he now specializes in research and writing in the fne arts and was recently given a
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BULLETIN NEWS DIGEST     j resettled  like  aU  other refugees, (Continued from page 1) rather than a retqrn to their'former
iginal|Offer made seyeral years ago ( homes, very feW of the Arab refugees to accept 100,000 and any additional | would chopse to return, the majority resettlement must await the perm
nent settlement of the majority of j tries. Israeli officials j however, be-the remaining refugees in i^ab coun-; lieve'that the Arab governments, for tiies, Israeli sources said this week, political reasons, would exert such This Israeli position was expected to pressure^n the refugees that,most of be stated when the refugee problem them v^rould be forced to choose re-is raised in the forthcoming United j patriation to Israel. Nations General Assembly in Sep-
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*     * * IT IS NOW CONFIRMED that the sun has been shining all summer at Camp Hatikvah and that everyone is having a wonderful time, especially the campers . . . One of the most popular counsellors at camp is the swimming insfiruetor, Dwaine Greer, who is non-Jewish, but is learning a ittle Yiddish and Hebrew. A favorite expression w^th Dwaine is: "Siz shyer tsu zein a Yid, that's, why I'm not." He also joins in the "benchen" after meals . ■. . Besides teaching swimming and conducting other active sports the c^p is producing many avid fishermen. The star fisherman to date is SeSSrey Groberman who recently caiight the biggest trout of the season (the only one) Svhile everyone else was still catching minnows . . . One of ih^ big stars at a **Bohenuan nigjit" at the. camp was the cook, Mre. Leila^ Koks^ who sings like Sopiile Tocker,-writes poetry, dabbles at sculpture and has taken training as a veterinary surgeon . . . The final period at camp opens next Monday.
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It yras learned meanwhile fliat die United States had ai^ed Henry R. Labonisse^ head of tiie United Nations Relief and Works Admin-istlation, to study tfie posabilities of refugee resettlement in Iraq and that Mr. Labouisse refused, saying he did not want to create Arab hostility.  Mr. Labouisse recently visBted Washington in a futile bid for increased idlocations for LfN-RWA, Ae Eisenhoww Adminis6[a-tion promising only to continue its 80 per cent saiare. ' The Israeli sources said they ex-j pected strong pressure on Israel, dur-1 ing forthcoming General Assembly discussion on the UNWRA budget, to agree to give the Arab refugees free choice to return to Israd or resettle in Arab countries.  This is an approach understood to be strongly favored by the United States.
The U.S. is reported here to be-1 lieve that if it Were, nlade clear to j the refugees that a return to Israel nccehtanGe of unconditional'
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TEL AVIV—A plot to bomb the Russian EmbsLssy in Israel was dis closed here in court this weeic by the Chief of Israel's intelligence service
The plot was aimed to provoke Rus-sian^niilitary intervention and American retaliatica in £^vor of Israel.
The inteUigent* Chief whpse> name was witheld opposed tiie plea fo? baW of Yaacdv Henitii inemb^^^ of the "Sarafand'*j an alias for the "Fighters for an Israeli Kingdom".
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LION'S GATE
B'rith is stiil getting letters of appreciation^ for their efforts, in arranging to send Mrs. Helene Tellier ta the National Jewish Hospital at Denver, for her heart operation . v . The latest letter was received by Maurice Ljf* chus from Rosa and Ben Canitz of Calderbank, Saskatchewan, grandparents of Mrs, Tellier, who expressed their sincere thanks and gratittfcle to the lodge and wrote: We are inter-, ested in the aim and purpose offyoiifj organizatioia and will contribute to your organization in our community.'
. . In a recent letter from, Denver where she is stlil convalescing: Mrs. Tellier says she hopes to be home in
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TALKING ABOUT BWAI B^KITHt we hear that'at the recent district convention in Chicago, Jack 4i.ceman was elected to the district board, while Maurice Ofchus was reelected . . . On. the women's side, Mrs. Lifciius was re-elected.
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JACK WASHERMAN had ought'a eat his words about TUTS > . . It's not that his criticism of Tom VIckers and ]^ddy Cairns, in the supporting roles of •*Kiss Me Kate^^^^w^ unjustified ... But we felt he went, a little too far in his CBC "Critics at Large" comments when he implied that the weak performances of these two undermined the whole show:. . We're not saying all this just becauise we want to give Max Power and Ben Kopelow a special accolade for their parts in the recent TUTS production. . . . Betty PhUlips and Ralph Magel-ssen were tops in the lead roles and we enjoyed f%iss Me Kate" as a •whole. We found it much much better than the only previous TUTS show we saw this' season, which was "ITie Student Prince." . . . Generally TUTS lias a very fine troupe of performers but in the past couple of summers we have/observed that they don't really get into their best form until the last production of the season.. . . The last TUTS show for this summerC?), "The Pajama Game*' opened last Monday at Malkin's Bowl and it's a pretty terrific show •. . . We can only hope that the weather sv'on't
VERY CRITICALLY INJURED
in a highway ao(^ident below the border last weekend was Michael Shearer, who was still in a coma at press time in Leavenworth hospital, just outside of Wenatchee . . . Active here in the Jewish Community Centre, Michael came to Vancouver from Australia about three years ago. Originally from Austria, his entire family wa^ killed by the nazis.. Michael himself managed to get out of Europe and fought with the British Army during the war. •
ALL lONDS OF TOURS to Israel are available for people who would like torvisit the Jewish state . . . An interesting junket planned by the His-(adnit tourist departmenf is a fall musical festival and hlgh:hoIiday tour leaving from New York September 29 and returning October 21 for the round-trip rate of $1,095 including transportation, hotel, meals and sightseeing expenses in Israel, as well as hotel and sight-seeing in Rome and Paris. For information on this tour contact Cliff and Marion Margolis.
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NEXT SUNDAY is picnic day for •the Fairview Branch, Canadian Legion, and we only hope the sun shines, at least from 9 am; to 9 p.m. at Locarno Beach.
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WE HEAR that a Jewish Com-monity Councli is being organized in New Westminster and that Hal Davis of radio station CKNW fame is one of the leading lights.
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