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PACIFIC NORTHWEST A.Z.A. CONCLAVE IN VANCOUVER, B.a, SEPT. 1-2-3-4
SPOKANE TACOMA
VANCOUVER
SEATTLE PORTLAND
A.Z.A INVITES YOU
to participate in the greatest entertainment extravaganza in the history of Vancouver.
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CPI^NTION BALL—Georgia Hotel
'J ^ Saturday Nite, 9-12 P.M. - $1.25 per Couple
STAG LUNCHEON—Community Centre
Sunday Noon - 50c per person
A.Z.A. FROLIC—Alma Academy
Sunday 9 P.M. - 70c per couple
CONVENTION BANQUET—Georgia Hotel
Monday - 1.30 P.M. - . 75c per person
KENNETH SPENCER, Soloist
Book for Four Affairs - $2.50
OBTAINABLE FROM .. .
.1. MEMBERS OF A.ZJL .2. OFFICE OF COMMUNITY CENTRE.
DUFFUS
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Fall Term Opens September 5 Seymour and Pender TRinity 2574 Day and Night
JUNIOR COUNCIL
Members and friends of the Coun-il of Jewish Juniors are notified that e opening meeting of the 1939-40 eason will be held on Tuesday eve-ng, September 26, at 8; 15 pjn. in e Communis Centare.
UNVEILING
Honoring the memory of the late liouis A. Marshall,; who passed away on September 22, 1938, the unveiling of a tombstone will take place on Sunday, September 10, at 11 a,m., at the Schara Tzedeck Cemetery, Rev. N. M. Pastinsky and Rev. J. Spiro officiating.
PVEIUNG
Commemorating the la t e Mrs. Dora Sudmin, the unveiling of a tombstone will' fake place at her graive in the S c h a r a Tzedeck Cemetery, Marine Drive, on Sunday, Sept. 10th, at 2.00 pjn., Rabbi Samuel CaJss'offlciatihg.
B'nai B'rith Auxfliaiy
The b;B. Ladies' Auxiliary will resume their meetings starting Tuesday, September 5, at 8.00 p.m., in the Community Centre, after the usual summer lay-off. As this ■ meeting will be of importance, members are urged to be present so that the season will get off with a good start.
CHESED SHEI/ HAMES
The first social of the season of this Society will be held at the home of Mrs. H. Brown, 1026 West 12th Avenue, on Saturday evening, Sept. 2 at 8.15 pin.
All members, friends and visitors are cordially invited to attend. A good time is assured. Refreshments will be served and also cards will be played. All proceeds.will go towards the funds of this Society.
LONDON (WNS)—It was reported here that Baron Louis de Rothschild is preparing to settle in London following his recovery in Paris from his' experiences.at the hands of the Qes-tajK* in Vienna.
Phone in all Social Notes . . . Bay. 4210.
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Mrs. A. F, Weiss, Osier Avenue, has returned to the city after an extended tour of the Eastern States, where she visited the World Fair in New vTork. On her return to Vancouver Mrs. Weiss was honoree at a dinner arranged by her relatives at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller.
Mrs. B. Miller was hostess recently at her home to a series of luncheon s complimenting out-of-town guests, also local travellers returning to the city. Out-of-town guests entertained were Mrs. Phil Caplan, Portland; Mrs. Anna Steinberg, Seattle; and Mrs. Robert Crawford, Rossland, B.C., while local guests of honor were Mrs. M. Fouks and Mrs. A. F. Weiss who has recently- returned to the city after an absence
of four months.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Golub and small daughter Miriam Sheila recently joined, in Seattle, the former's Aunt and Uncle, Mr. and Mrs. M. Sheck-ter, of Edmonton, who were -on their way home, from a motor trip to Los Angeles, San Francisco and the Golden Gate Exposition, Mr. Golub returning to Vancouver after a three-, day visit, while Mrs. Golub and Miriam Sheila joined Mr. and Mrs. Sheckter on their return to Edmonton, where they will be guests for six weeks. En route the party visited in Radium Hot Springs and Banff for a week.
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Mrs. E. Williams has returned to her home in Pacoima, California, following a two-month visit as the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Rothstein.
Miss Marion Golden has returned from a vacation in Seaside, Portland and Seattle;
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Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer A. Levy, accompanied^'by'^^theip-■Bon,*>'Ma!uris| Greenstein, who has been their guest for the past three months, are mo-: toring to California to attend the; San Francisco Exposition and stopping in Portland on their return foi; Mauris' Bar Mitzvah.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parker are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son last Tuesday, August 22, at the General Hospital.
Mrs. M. Yamovich entertained at her home during the tea hour recently honoring Mrs. Esther Waxs-man of Detroit, Michigan.
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Mrs. p. Hattenstone and her son, Solly, of Manchester, England, who have been the guests of the former's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M. Groberman, are taking up permanent residence in Vancouver and are now residing at 2696 W. 42nd.
Mr. Hairy C. FTeedman has re-tiuTied from an extended trip in the United States and Canada visiting en route at the San Francisco Exposition and the New York World's Pair; In Montreal, Mr. Freedman renewed acquaintance with many old friends, following this visit with a trip to Niagara Falls and retimiing to Vancouver via the American route.
Junior Jottings
We're back on the scene again folks and this time we're here to stay (we hope!) . . . In and out of *town these days: Ancle Koskevoy back from a trip to Calgary while Brother Joe arrived from Cultus with (twenty-four hour) praise for the Cultus cuties that abound in profusion. . . . S'welegant Shirley Cohen headin' for Moose Jew after a 'story-book-like sojourn in California. . .Shirley Pincus in from Seat-'tle while we bade adieu suid the best 'of luck to Leon Cook off to study at the Walt Disney Studios in Los Angeles and also to Art and Buih Simons off to 'Peg to live. . . .Heard of a leetle invasion of Bowen Island and warn't surprised to find the cause of it all were Vea Upson, Bella Izen, Anna JLeath, Ul Anderson and June Shapiro (of Seattle) )who cabinned for a week (with the bare necessities of life and who said anything about the stronger sex?) .Cavortin' at the English Bay Carnival we perceived Ed Eravitz sinking his teeth into one of those luscious whatchemacallits, Sam Jaao^ son and a bunch of charitable lads chippin' in their hard-earned pennies for Lou Wolfe and the weighing ing contest (P.S. there wuz a slight lowering of prices the next day In .the meat markets due to an influx of ^Kosher beef indirectly attributed to one group of fellows gettin' that old mince-meatty feelin'. ... Sam Stone .givin' the town the once over before headin' back to CJreston. .... ,11 Meyers of 'Peg handlin' the sitooa-tion at English Bay quite well (I dunno whether the blond, red-head or brunnette intrigued me the most) .... Circusing were Irv Herman, aRlph James and Norm Charkow . . all takin' in the sights (with animals only a minor consideration). Ready to serve you at the Exhibition this year will be Corky Levlne, Morry StUlnmn, Hy and Sam Angel, Edyth and Edna Brown on the Midway, Kopple Hoffman of Standard Electric, Bruce Zion of New York Fur and Morrey Wosk of Wosk's ranges in the Manufacturers' Building. . . . 'Passing personalities:. Bert Casher, Oi Seattle—We thot there wuz gold in them thar Seattle mountings, but we see there must be rill diamonds in the rough. . . . no less. . , Herby Bozen of Seattle and about one carload of Seattle malesrarin' ao go to "town here in Vancouver. . . Fincos Bozen wanderin' around in a daze on Hastings Street aftier meeting Shirley Cohen, Ann Faghin and Lorry Glucksman; he claims he wuz sufferia' from an automobile accident, but we knows different don't we Pincus? . . . Saw Dave Klein of International Junk quite dead to the world and obviously happy over what he was dreaming at Betty's. . . ^^talkin' over the Sports situation with ^Max Barzman who waxed enthusiastic over the coming YJ&f .HJL "bowling season and the possibilities of a, dandy gym for the physical-minded. .. . B the way did ya know that Sammy Cook and Max Barzman are full-fledged druggists. . .. . With the grreatest summer endeavor almost upon us (it's the one and only, yassuh, the greates' the most magnificent, the mos' colossul! one man show on earth!—^Yessir the one land only Pacific Northwest A.Z.A. Conclave) I guess it's about time we itol' ya whos who and what's what— :Headin' this lil circus of old-time jperformers is Dead-eye (Jack) Doodle-bug Davis, the rootines' tootines' Koops I forgot I wuzn't at the cir-
ORT USES RE^ FOR TRAINING SCHOOL
TURNING MISFORTUNE TO ADVANTAGiB. Classes are conducted by ORT in the large camp at Zbonczyn, on the Polish border, to teach the refugees trades to facilitate their emigration to foreign countries which will admit skilled workers and farmers. Above, at left, is a coirrse in ujpholstery; at the right is a dressmaking class. /
These are but two of the nine classes established in Zbonczyn early in 1939 foHowing the-riots of November, 1938/ which drove thousands of «i[ewB from C^n^^ Other courses include .'carpen-
try, underwear manufacture and men's tailoring. Additional courses are being prepared. ^
The ORT refugee program, functioning also in Prance, Switzerland, Lithuania and Latvia, is becoming an increasingly important phase of the general ORT work of industrial and agricultural training. ORT's 346 activities aid the needy Jews of Europe by re-directing their occupational jlife from petty trading into the productive fields of artisansMp'and agricidture.
6.B. NEWS
Members of Vahcouver Lodge No. 668 B'nai B'rith are reminded that a regular meeting of the. lodge will be held in the Community Centre on Tuesday, September 5, at 8:15 pjn. A feature of this meeting will be the presentation of a complete report from Grand Lodge of anti-defamation activities in District No. 4.
The Grand Lodge has designated the period September 18 to November a, for an intensive membership campaign. Details of this campaign will be given at the meeting on Tuesday by the membership campaign chairman, Bro. J. I. Koffman.
A detailed report will also be given by Bros. Nathan T. Nemetz and B. Victor of the conference of the west-em division of the Canadian Jewish Congress recently held in Calgary.
The annual *Yom Kippur night dance will be held under the auspices of the lodge at the Vancouver Hotel on Saturday, September's. The committee in chaige is sparing no effort to make this a successful and enjoyable affair, and the co-operation of the entire community is earnestly requested.
Plans are also in progress for a gathering of the members of the B'nai B'rith Lodges of Vancouver, Victoria and Bellingham.
SEIZE VESSELS OFF PALESTINE COAST CARRYING REFUGEES
HAIFA (WNS). —The government forces took into custody three vessels carrying 800 Jewish refugees comprising survivoirs of the Panamanian steamship Rim which was destroyed by fire last montti off the Italian island of Rhodes. The vessels were a motor launch, schooner and sailboat, to which the refugees were transferred 30 miles off Palestine's coast.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT SENDS GREETINGS TO JEWISH WAR VETS
IVOAMI (WNS).—The patriotism of American Jewry throughout the history of the United States was lauded by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in a letter of greeting to the Jewish War Veterans cn the occiasion of their 44th annual encampment here. "From the Revolutionary War to the World War," President Roosevelt said in his message, "Jewish citizens of the United States have given of their services and money to promote the cause of their coimtry."
cus) chairman that ever got order in the committee room with three shots in the old spittoon and a scazazza. . . . then we have the tal-les' mos' moosical man that • ever played a Jaw harp (size 3A) Jack Elausner—chairman of the Convention Ball, bigges' affair of the Conclave . . . next comes that lil Under-slung ball of dynamites that ever graced, a .rugger, field—Al .Bliller steerin' the Sports machine into prominence. . . . Over in this comer and at 176 we have the rugged, the mos' perfect speciman of physical whatnots Mr. Mitch Snider managin' the Frolic on Sunday eve and Into?. . . . Down around the side we have that aneimic old contortionist of twists and turns—She'll get you out of any scrape thm' the medium of the Kings' English (C5or' bless 'im!) Mr. Bernard Q. Weston. . . . Always on the move we have that rubber-legged fellow that bounces up in every argiunent in every part of the community with every right answer Messrs. Jack Zack and Balph James Co. Ltd. Inc. representing the Transportation. . . . Lookin' after Housing will be Ann Faghin and Ted Cohen, Seein' to the Datin' we have that lil charmer of the Prairies, that gal that can do more damage with two eyes and them two lil dimples than a 111 paperhanger by the name of Himmeistosser Hitler and his um-teen brigades (by the way the name of the gal is Helen Cohen), lending that austere influence is the preaching prior (99% overproof) Mr. Edward Mugel Rozen while managin' the Extemporaneous contest Is Al Mackolf, the Business session—Sam Zack, the Initiations Phil Snider and the Registrations—Irv Herman. Thass all for the while bein' save your knickles and we'll be a seein' ya at the Conclave . . . so long . . . . toodle-o'ooobo.
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