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JEWISH    WESTERN BULLETIN
Thursday, May 7, 1936
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Sport Ramblings
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Lacrosse is back again more popular than ever judging by the crowd that saw the opening game at the Arena last Tuesday night. Richmond beat Home Gas by the score of 13-11. Weinborn, the only Jewish player in B.C. was the outstanding player on the Home Gas team. Games are played at the Arena on Tuesdays and Fridays and in New Westminster on Mondays and Thursdays. Tonight the Indians meet Richmond and on Tuesday Richmond meet the Westminster Salmonbellies.
Lacrosse is a game that has more speed than hockey, more roughness than rugby and more thrills than a horse race.
Montreal is the only city in Canada that can boast of an all Jewish team. Our own little city here has enough material for a good junior team if the boys were not so lazy.
Mr. J. McConaghy, president of the inter-city league assures me that if the Jewish boys want to start a Junior team he will give us all the assistance possible.
Come on, boys, lets show the people that we have a good bunch of sports here. Any boys between the ages of 12 and 22 vjho are interested are asked to phone the Bulletin office and leave their name so we can get started as soon as possible.
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New York basketball circles are mourning the passing of Abraham Ratzan, star of the Brooklyn College basketball team who died at the age of 21 from injuries suffered by a fall. At the close of the college season Ratzan was elected captain for the 1936-37 season.
Achduth Society Report of Activity for Four Months
An audit of the books of the Achduth Society for the period from December, 1935 to April 1, 1936 reveals the following details:—
Assets
Outstanding Loans ....$8736.06
Bank Balance .............. 158.70
Reserve Account ........ 46.01
$8940.77
Liabilities 780 Shares @ $10.00 ....$7800.00 Notes Payable
(Bank of Montreal) 950.00 Surplus .......................... 190.77
Donald Ross, baseball flash from Beaumont may oust Marvin Owen from the latters third base job with the Detroit tigers. Ross is regarded as the best rookie find of the season.
Dave Margolis, New York city and State handball champ just won his second A.A.U. championship. He had to defeat his teammate, Frank Gluc-ker in order to garnish the American title.
Irving Jaffe, now a professional speed skater, is the only man in American history to win two doubles in the winter
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Achduth is able to report also that its "Group Insurance" department is progressing rapidly. The number of policy holders has increased from 90 persons during the first three months of the inauguration of the plan to 100 at the present time. The payments of the premiums are 100% for we have have paid the Occidental Insurance Co. three premiums as follows:—$108.00 for the first month, $112.80 for the second, and $114.00 for the third.
"We hope that this system of making a report to our members on the condition of the society meets with their approval. A report will be presented for your inspection every four months, which is the period at the end of which the books are audited."
Auditing Committee, M. Fouks, H. Cook.
A.Z.A. FLANNEL DANCE Thursday, May 28 Dancing 9 till 2 a.m.
Congress of Doctors
Opens In Tel-A
Weizmann Greets First World Conference of Jewish Physicians
TEL AVIV—"Our work of upbuilding the Jewish National Home will be continued with intensified energy," it was declared here today by Dr. Chaim Weizmann, President of the Jewish Agency for Palestine, in opening the first World Congress of Jewish Physicians.
"We shall not be intimidated by these Arab attacks," the Zionist leader declared.
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events. Jafife did the trick at Lake Placid in 1932 by winning the 5,000 metre race in world's record time and repeating the trick an hour later in the 10,000 metre grind also in record time^ In the finish of the.last race Jaffe gave everything he had in the last 200 yards, fell forty yards from the finish line and slid over the mark on his belly, the winner and new champion.
Moe Goldman, former captain at C.C.N.Y. now is playing with the SPHAS, a Philadelphia all-Jewish quintet. He is slated for top honors this year as the most valuable player for the 1935-36 season.
Jockeys Joe and Sammy Renik, two of the fifteen Jewish Jockeys in the horse racing sport, rode three winners the other day two of them on horses owned and trained by Miss Mabel Hirsch the only Jewish trainer in the world.
Ralph Singer, former all-American lacrosse star has refused a bid to compete for the Olympic team.
"Nix on this German business," said Ralph "as much as I like lacrosse and a trip abroad, the thought of playing in Germany leaves me flat."
Maxie Rosenbloom, is slated for a ring come-back. The recent victory of John Henry Lewis over Jock McAvoy convinces Maxie that he can lick the Bloomin Cockney. Lewis is anxious for another shot at Bob Olin, the Jewish light-heavyweight champ who was dethroned by the colored fighter a year ago.
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Lloyd Goldstein, one of two Jewish players named on the American Olympic basketball team, will not go to Germany. His team mate Sammy Baiter who was also picked for the Olympic team will go to Germany.
"While I certainly resent the national policies of the Nazi Government I don't see why I should not take part in the Olympics. I think the most effective way to enforce our side of the argument is to show Herr Hitler that a Jew has as much right to be an athlete as an Aryan or anyone else," said Baiter in an inter-v^iew with a reporter from a Los Angeles paper.
A graduate of the University of California Baiter is a former school teacher. He has been a member of the Universal Pictures basketball team for the lai-1 three years.
Three hundred Jewish phy sicians from all parts of the world and one thousand visitors were present for the opening session. Dr. Weizmann received a tremendous ovation from the audience, which rose to its feet as he entered the meeting hall.
"This Congress is the sym-. bol o£ our reply to the recent events. What they have done is the exposition of the destructive forces of the desert. Here is the force of construction and civilization. This is the ancient war of the desert against human civilization and progress. Our work will be continued despite these events."
Mayor Meier DizengoflF welcomed the delegates and called upon the Jewish community at large to have courage and hope with regard to the present situation in Palestine. ■
There followed reports of the position of Jewish physicians throughout the world. The proposal was made for the establishment of a world centre for Jewish physicians.
Lucerne Cafe To
Open May 20
Ex-employees of the Deutch-land Cafe, recently out on strike, have decided-to go into business on their own. Accordingly, they have incorporated under the name of the Lucerne Cafe on an excellent situation on Granville Street opposite the Orpheum Theatre. The date of opening is set around May 20, and the Jewish Western Bulletin takes this opportunity of wishing the new company success and prosperity i^ their venture. '
Collection of National Fund Boxes will take place on Sunday, May 31.
Jewish Professor
For Barcelona
The Senate of the Barcelona University has appointed Professor Ludwig Landsberg, well-known anthropologist, as Professor of Anthropology at the University. Professor Landsberg is a German-Jewish refugee and he is now the thirc German-Jewish Professor at the Barcelona University.
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WHAT JEWS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE JEWISH NATIONAL FUND The Number of Farms on J. N. F. land is, according to the latest figures 5,183. This number does not include auxiliary farms or agricultural suburbs near the Moshavoth, but only such farms as provide a livelihood for their owners.
The Number of Settlers on J.N.F. Rural Land is 22,30Q
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SCAPEGOATS OF HATE
(Continued from Page 2) A composite picture of the Catholic presented by his baiter portrays  him  as sensual, crafty and plotting for power. He wants to abolish the public schools, capture the government,   degrade   women and children. The title of one published attack in  the exhibit and the slogan of anti- Catholicism, is "Three Keys to Hell, or Rum, Romanism and Ruin." On October 27, 1928, H. W. Evans, Imperial Wizard of the KKK, is shown to have warned   editors   against Governor Smith.   The worst he could say about Smith was that he had   pardoned   hundreds of alien criminals, so that these, becoming  American citizens, defeated our immigration and naturalization laws.   The Imperial  Wizard's  official pronouncement on the Jew is also on record in the form of a pamphlet.    Impressed,   like too many of our own, that the Jew may   indeed   have   come to America early in history, he points him out as a refugee from Catholicism, but one who neither explored, mined, nor cultivated.    He always came too late for the creative work.. And the Imperial Wizard puns: the Jew may be called "Klan-nish."    He finds it "passing strange" that the Jew in America   should   be mobilized' with forces hostile to the KKK, when he should find the genius of this organization a guarantee to his own freedom. The question of interests between Jew and Catholic could not have been better raised than hy^ an "Imperial Wizard." ! (To Be Continued Next Week)
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representing over one-third of the entire rural Yishub, and over half the number of Jewish settlers deriving their livelihood from agriculture. In the urban regions 130,000 people are resident on Keren Kayemeth land.
The J.N.F. Land Reserve consists, in all, of 25,000 dun-ams, of which 6,000 dunams have already been allocated, and of which further large areas do not come into consideration at all for immediate settlement. The Jewish land reserves in private hands is estimated at 110,000 dunams.
In Emek Jezreel 5,700 settlers are established on Keren Kayemeth land. (This number does not include Yagur, Kefar Hassidim, and the immediate vicinity, which are today regarded as a separate zone, known as Eastern Emek Zebulun).
A 50% Increase has been recorded in the number of settlers on Keren Kayemeth land in the Jordan Valley from the beginning of 5694 (11,048 as against 696 in 5694).
300 Additional Settlers have been established on Keren Kayemeth land in Eastern Eriiek Zebulum during the past two years. The number of settlers in this district is now 1,-576, as against 1,086 in 5684.
Flocks in the settlements on Keren Kayemeth land in Emek Zebulun, Jordan Valley and Emek Jezreel at the beginning of 5696 consisted of 9,000 heads.
Some 6,000 Dunams of citrus groves, fruit trees and vineyards have been planted in these three districts.
The Mpshav of Beth Yanai has been named by the Naming Committee of the Keren Kayemeth L.;*v'i£a£l in memory of the Hasmonean King Alexander Yanai, who had established a dense Jewish population in this region of Emek Hepher, where then new settlement is located.
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CAPITOL THEATRE
Breaking records everywhere and heralded as the greatest screen achievement in years, "Under Two Flags," the mightiest emotional spectacle-drawn within memory, comes to the Capitol for a weeks engagement, starting tomorrow.
"Under Two Flags was 6 months in the making, 1 and j4 years in preparation, filmed by 17 camermen and required 2785 technicians and Artisans.
Added attractions will be "Early Bird and the Worm" cartoon and a novelty subject entitled "Dangerous Jobs."
Fourth Annual Baking Contest Huge Success
The meeting room of the Auxiliary at the Centre was crowded with a large gathering of members and their friends on Tuesday evening last, assembled to witness this annua" event. Keen interest was shown in the many entries anc the expert knowledge of the judges was needed to make the prize awards.
The prize winners were as follows:—
Sponge Cake (Uniced)
1st prize, Mrs. E. Swartz; 2nd prize, Miss Fanny Goldstein.
Cookies
1st prize, Mrs. E. Angel; 2nd prize, Mrs. J. Snider; honorable mention, Mrs. F.....emetz.
Chocolate Cake
1st prize, Mrs. H. Hyman, 2nd prize, Mrs. K. Silverman. Coffee Cake (raised dough) 1st prize, Mrs. G. Cowan, Candy
1st prize, Mrs. Kolpack; 2nd prize, Mrs. J. Rose.
Miss Walkem of the B. C. Electric Home Economics Department and Miss Hutchison of the King Edward High School acted as judges.
The Auxiliary takes this opportunity of thanking all the contributors and helpers who worked diligently to make the: affair a success.
The prize winning recipes will be published in the next issue.
VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE
(Continued from Page 1) ed by the situation is tragically illustrated in the German massacres, he observed. Direction for Youth "What then shall we advise our young men and women about to enter medical or law school?" he questioned. "Just this—^'If you feel that no other profession will give you the same degree of satisfaction, if you feel positive that you have the ability necessary for success, if you feel confident you can buck prejudice and intensive competition, then go to it."
"But for the others—they should be directed toward occupations less overcrowded and less liable to excite envy and intolerance which the majority groups have always shown to more successful minorities."
"Farming, right now, is in need of government relief, but here is no industry more basic and none in greater need of science. The Jew would do well o turn from the fields of commerce where he is a middleman, to those of production — of which agriculture and the allied sciences are splendid examples."
"It would be wise for other reasons than personal prosperity.  The years immediately to come look to be full of hardship, of experiment, of migra-ion, perhaps of international catastrophes.   A knowledge of low to gain a subsistence from ;he soil, the mother of all life, is invaluable to us as a people, as well as to the individual limself.   The European Jew las had that lesson burnt in; we in America should stress it with   our  youth  before any emergency rises.
Higher Education "Those who show unusual ability and only those—should be encouraged to enter college. The rest should be persuaded that the expense to their parents and the years they themselves waste is too great a price to pay for a superficial smattering of general culture or a mediocre preparation for one of the so-called learned professions. These others should be encouraged to try for an apprenticeship in some industrial or commercial establishment."
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