Between Ourselves
CABIP  TIBffi IS WONDEBFUL,
especiaUy when the-weatherman is, on your side • . . And doubly so when it's Visitors' Day . . . That's what it was last Sunday out at Cauip Hatikvah, and after a week of o^utdobr fun the 50-odd campers were good and ready for their moms and pops, uncles and aunts, and what have you . . . The visitors came and the campers ,conq[uered.-That was just about the size of it ... Over 100 visitors came out to camp to patronize the Parking Lot and Befres'iment Booth, specially set up by the campers forthe occasion, and to be highly edified by the concert put on by the youngsters . . . From these three projects the campers netter $S3.95 for their own special JNF drive . . .and in between all this the Campers Nine, captained by Tommj; Frey, of Seattle, found time (and r^^m-y of energy) to beat the Parents/Aggre. gation, captained by Leon Messier, at «• gr^me of softbaU,
THE BEAL NEWS about the camp season, however, is that Camp Hatlkyah will definitely be open another two weeks . . ; So all those youngsters (age 9 to 15) who have been wishing themselves there in the past two weeks should get packed pronto and be down at the Center promptly at 9 a.m. this Sunday, froni where all roads lead direct to
(TSViSHN UNZ ALEIN)
By LAZAR .
Crescent Beach and Camp Hatikvah , , . And while talking about:camp .we are reminded that; the. Daj;' Camp at the Community Cehtiar (for, youngsters age 5 to 9), is reaching; the end of its first successful, session ... Registration, is. now; open for the. second period,; beigirming July 24, and those who 'came, too late for the first period, are reminded to register right away if they don't, want to be disappointed again.
Classified Ads
Decorating
Brush and spray painting, expert graining, interior paperhanging and enamelling, industrial, factory and office and apartment work, reasonable rates, free estimates. Max .Berkson, CEdar 8838.
Blancliard & Fiatt, Painters and Decorators, work guaranteed, GL. 0951-L, gl., 1201-R.
^ Help Wanted—Female
TOO   MANY   EXCEPTIONS —
That's how the situation appears at this point in regard to the Community Council's recent ruling to tighten up on money-raising affairs by withholding publicity from unendorsed functioms .: ; . Ever y group thinks that for one reason or another they can be excepted from the ruling ... For example, Mrs. licah Besnick thinks that the annual aid to Israel tea sponsored by the wives of professional men (set this year for August 30, at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Greehberg) doesn't heed endorsation . . . But according to the best interpretation we can get, any naoney-raising affair being publicly proclaimed should have endorsation . . ; And the whole idea again is simply to avoid conflicting date and regulate the flow of affairs . . . It is not intended to stop any group from running a money-raising affair . . . What remains to be done is for the method of endorsation to be simplified so that clearance -vyith the Community Center will constitute endorsation in most cases . . .And of course every group has to recognize that it is in their best interest to clear the date of every public affair.
A TBIBUTE to the people of Winnipeg who saved the."" new Shaarey . Zedek synagogue from flooding during the recent terrible "Mabul" in that city is paid by Mrs. H. Yacht, who-was there during the tragedy.
NOTiB TO ADVEBTISBBS—The j Jewish Western BuUetin is still the lonly Jewish publication in. Vancou-icouvear and B.Cw, and the only pub-jlicatioiirwhich has, guaranteed ac-jcess, to; the.^ull mailing list of the |of the. Jewish community in this 1 province.
hahiq pbogbam campaign
A short campaign to raise some funds for This Is Our Story (GKMO on Sunday at 12 noon) is now being^ . conducted by the Dagania Chapter, Betail Furniture Store has open- tabor Zionists . . . Even if you hap-
ing for a young girl to do general office work. Typing, bookkeeping and a pleasant personality essential. Please give full particulars to Box No. 25, Jewish Western Bulletin, 2675 Oak St.
Position Wanted
Beliable Housekeeper, strictly kosher, Viennese^,' middlle forties, now in London, is looking for position. Write to H. Weiss, 4312 Kirk-ham St., San Francisco.
For Rent
Boom for rent, $15.00 a month. Would like companionable person, older woman or business girl. One block from English Bay, 3; block from two bus routes.   PA. 2569.
"if It's Publicised —
It*s Patronized" ★     ★ ★ FOR ALL TYPES OF Publicity — Programs Public Relations
Call Abe Arnold
BA. 3711     -     MA. 0700
(evenings)
pen to agree with what we (and the editor) havie said about the program in the Bulletin, don't let it stop you from giving your share when approached ... But if you do agree with what we have said why not let the boys know that you would like to see a greater effort made to give the program a broader and more consistent community basis.
If You Need More Money
to purchase a business—or if you can sell your business on terms—but require cash, our financing service may solve your problem. Clall or phone (agents' enquiries invited).
Associated Financial Brokers 526 Bogers Bldg. MA. 4026
Knesset Approves Action
(Continued from page 1)
am, leader Itzhak Ben Aharon, who charged the government has made a ''fatal'' • misstep--T^ warmongering step which will split world Jewry;'-The govemnient has not c^tributedJ;o worW peM in Korea. The gdvernniehtv had a formal, legal basis to avoid such a step," he added.
Arieh Ben Eliezer, of Herut, presented a motion which would have, the parlis^ment disapprove f^t' ^y^^ government's, stands -but at the same time"condemn North Korea's aggression." ^ Both Nathan Fried-man-Yellin, of the Fighters' Party, another; rightwing group, and Meir Wilneir, . Cpmmunist.deputy,
presented separate motions of no confidence in the gbverriment. Mr. Wilner said that this was the "greatest blunder committed by the government since its inceptiph, because jt is the first step toward dragging Israel into the Atlantic
PBESS APPROVES GOV'T^ ACTION; DISPLAYS LITTLE
ENTHUSIASM :
The entire Israel press, except the Communist newspaper Kol Haara and -Mapam's Al Hamishmar welcomed the government's decision. Very little enthusiasm was, however displayed—even by those newspapers' which justified' the government's decision^ They pointed out that the Israel (government could not have acted differently because oif Israel's membership in the Uhitcd Nations, and assserted that Israel's national interests compelled jthe government to take this deci-jsion. ' ■ ■ . ■
i Al Hamishmar reports tliat the decision of the Israel Cabinet 'to suport .the Security. Council resolu-ition was taken "under* sev^e * American pressure" land only after tr.N. SecretaryrGeneral Trygvei Lie cabled the Israel Foreign Office for ia. third time for a reply,;
Shansrhai Refugees Arrive in Bremen
.BREMEN, Germany, (j:TA)-r-The 106 Shanghai refugees who arrived herie last; week from the United States after being held at Ellis Island for, several weeks were greeted by the lifeiyor of Bremen. '"You are. welcome here by someone who knows that you deserve special moral assistance," Mayor Wilhelm Kaisen told the German-born DP's.
The refugees, most of them Jews, will be transferred to a DP camp at Lechfeld, Bavaria. About 50 of them expect to return as immigrants to the United States, while 30 expressed a desire .to emigrrate to Israel. The remainder intend to take up permanent residence in Germany and Austria.
SEE THE SENSATIONAL
TDftB-O-TUBE
OIL ElBED FlI^NAOIB_AI
___r^jmrntf* i
~t¥» mow »t. »
YOUTH ROUNDUP ——
Thunderbfrds :AZA—-There; will be a general meeting at the Center, Sunday, June 16. Watch for Thim-derbirds gigantic party, coming soon. .;
BYRNES Typewriters Ltd.
Royal Typewriters
standard and Portable
Allen Adding Machines and Calculators
592 SEYMOUR PA. 2752 PA. 7942
This ddvertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia.
^ famous C^<dlo^s
A BBAL CHINESE TREAT PINEAPPLE CHICKEN CHOP SUEY
147 E. PENDER ST.
*7n the Heart of Chinatown**
, PHONE VUVt
Chas. E. Longiey
Co. Ltd.
Electrical Contractors
A Complete Electrical Service
1319 Seymour Street Phones: TA. 2241 - 2242 - 2243
Did You Get Your PECC Shares Yet^   See Page 3.
LINDY'S DELICATESSEN
Now Under Exclusive Management of J. .Wasserman
Winnipeg Style Corned Beef Sandwiches
COMPLETE LINE OF DELICATESSEN
3211 W. Broadway
CHerry2010
EN^ORSATIONS GRANTED
DAGANIA BBANCHi (LABOR, ZIONIST) — Fund Cami>aign for "This is Our Story" Radio Piogram — July 9 to July 23 HADASSAK COUNCIL — THEATRE AND FASHION SHOW
— October 12, 1950
LOUISE BIAHRER CHAPTER, B'NAI B'BITH — BAFFLE
— December 15, 1950, to January 15, 1951
Israel Re-Bdrn
(Continued from Page 3)
barest of necessities in living amenities. The quarters of the insLrried families that • I' saw were small hut-like rooms. They were decored •with the simplest of furnishings; a bed, a dusty old rug, a fruit box covered with a linen cloth utilized as a library case, and perhaps a small radio or gramophone.' Personal property in the form of radios, gramophones and books are frowned upon in principle, but such slight ideological discrepancies are always overlooked.
Some of the newly-arrived married families lived in cramped tent quarters. The unmarried menabers are assigned to barrack-like dornii-tories thatare partitioned into separate rooms, each housing from 4 to 5 kibbutznicks. Yet there w'as a certain peaceful contentment and! satisfaction derived from a job that is of such vital importance in the upbuilding of the country.
Another quality which endears Kibbutz life to'its individual members is the existence of a camerad-erie and a loyalty that often trans-cents' even family affection. The sorrow of one is the sorrow of all, and the joy of one is shared by* all, £!ach kibbutz is a family in its own right. The slightest occasion "warrants celebration and Kelta was soon' to have-good cause for festivity. Three of the ?/narriCid women were expecting babies when I'was there. ■
CLUB notes:
Queen Esther Youth Allyah Group is holding a social evening at the Community Center, Sunday, July 16, at 8 pirn. Everyone is invited. ' .
This advertisement is not publithed or displayed by the ^  Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia.
Monumentol Works
Local and Foreign Marbles and Granites Hebrew   Inscriptions   Our Specialty
FORSTER
5«U FBA8BB STBEBT
TelsplwBa
S888