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XVIV     NO. 23  SIVAN 5. 5711
VANGOUVEIR,  B.C., FRID'AY,  JUNE «, 1951
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A May 31 vljy; Tsliicfr :^time;Jewish stipn. fn>m Irm: to Jf^ra^ was y^;;e]P|iea^Wij^ pt
" Jun«- 80, \' thereby Iding ^v^ia8t'te?^e^6^^ J^y^ the Vt'e^^ aaaitional P ot;'thiou8ands' In that cbuntt'y,
general Chairman 6f the fed- Jewish-- iias dis-
Mr. Wi^ announced: that^the United Jewish App^ had been ad-vised by Immigratlph; authorities ija'/Israel that negotiajlions to ex--t(Bnd the May Sirdeadlihe had been successfully jco^mpjeted;' and that the United Jewish yS.'i>peal; must i^ake available at once large. iash funds to cohtihuet air leyaeua-tibn of J^gws f^ Bagdad to ■Israel at thei present rafe of^ nearly l.OOO •a"'dky.-^^/'-'''^'-: j;'-^;-^   ;\'' ■
rs. Dr. Mar^lese, who is a past izes that & /cliifc is by; hb means aaiexclij^^
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bfe odliiitry, the Zionist men's l^pllj^y^i^^ye^ icil^Haht rpJ^; )r^ist 't Grkanizatibn y irtans^ ,-and?v6iheT:% U^n4-does the overall admiu: lave :-w<^kiiBiit it is the;Zioni3t
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BILL FLAX ^
he proprietor of. Smythe Radio iElectric, M^. Flax is coopwat-in the sponsorship of the Djiily ivince Cooking Clinic on June
__ajid 14 at Moose 1 Hall. He is
lating the gi^iid p'riz*^ for the ining, 'a General Electric Floor ^'^''Plisher.a:. ■•  ^ 'H- • ,'       .;, '''"S
P'MI fhis is the first itiine that the ily Province has given a Jewish iui> the jptp-pprt^ join in the
^B^fjnsorshi;^ of their famous Mod^^ " li rKitchen, wS^eb cnducted^^ Margaret   Henderson* This o-joightj. affairr -inerita ^wide. supr -stt-; from- the 'Jewish-community.
Mapam Detides To
. TE(L AVIV A (JTA) — The national conference of the ■Ma'pam, Israel's left-wing workers party, concluded Tuesday after, stipulating the following set of conditions as a basis for participating in a coali-tin government:
-1. Israel to give no military bases to foreign powers; 2. No foreign power should control the^commg-nd of. the Israel Army^ 3. The Israel JGrdTrernment is to j^ve i no assis-t "tance to - the war; efforts of foreign powfers; 4. Israel' is. toy have no economic or political alliances with torelgid powers; f r 'Mtfe Jewish- state should • reject toreign ilpaji^s■ ;:$ind grants-in aid - as well as .technical aid, if any political taiched; S.'^-lOTafeVsf workers i^hould-never^ei liski^ to^fight^ Union;■ ' - '■'/■'^■zt '^l?:;:' ::..r-dn---'^';:
: •'Hip conference ddcid4d^^^^ kapam LPiiTty^piic^^ Haghomer^itotzai^^ mj^ the :Iieft Pc«/le i Z^^ cl^ge:-vi1a;:^am ^Jipnlst l^iwiei^ ;-$od R^vpiutipiir iijry;^c*i^^;pf the V^^orkers Front in Israel."    V ^'
jmusALBM-Premier Moshe
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Monday
In;; additidn^ the Wing^te Club^ ^lsials(> making a positiy^^^ jibnStiok in ^th© sphere pt, cqltural ^h social activities. The' Wingate Club iprovides a congenial mepUhg pl.a<?e: ;for imen .of difi^riiig social backgrounds so long as they .haye a cpinmpn interest in. the. Zionist movement arid tiie cause of Israel.
subjects pertainiiig to Is-srael:? affairs-;and Jew^ ■pultujfal and political and ptherwise been discussed with illUmin-.
^^iregultsj^iart^^^ Wingat^ liirei^tingsrii^ me^t3|l|: of
tlie^^'ciubi^ltiie latest; Israi^j^ria coniUbt -(^^ Huleh- project
have bating
ahnounced in Farllament the release of the last 16 of 36 persons Retained several weeks ago, fol-loiiying the smashing of the reli gious underground movement Brit Kariaim for allegedly plotting to il>low up ithe Parliament. Mr. Shar-ett said that only 18 of the arrested men will fa<5e trial. .
• Mearnwhile, in the midst of. a •Parliamentary; free-for-all, a Ma-piam resPlutiori censuring "religious fiiatics for endeavoring to im-5P«sei religious rules' on thei. state'.! %;pt| j-adopted. The Rlapa^m^ motibri w^ passed alter one introduced by theVReli^ Bloc calling oh iti^e^tlCnesset not to force tile issue" of - whether--it^ the power to ;issue orders toi the government dn
administrative matters was car* ried; This represented a reversai, of the Knesset's decision of last
week, in which the Orthodox bloc concurred, and brought about the Mapam's anti-Religious Bloc moye.
The Religious Bloc resolution' also carried a second pirt which^ called for "the early trial of ali> religious   underground members' against whom the government hadiv evidence and the immediate re* lease of all other detainees.- The-Acting   Premier's arinouncement-tpok the wind o«t of the.sailtt^oC':; the Orffibdox-parties on^ this'nmt-?:v ter. Howtever, the Knesset appoint* ^d a 8even-ma,ij committee to in-.--' Vestlgate   Orthodox   charges of' police  brutality against the de*" tallied Brit Kanaim miembers.
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Fdi^ipalj Vancouver Talmud Torah
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0^ niag^ the c&jLU^maK^^ nat-
i, Re,<:ient m^etings-fof the' ||«^jpgate -Club have bben; hfeid at ;l^pn^6$ of •memibers i anjd trierlattjend^ncbi^h^^ ranged from 35 tp per jme^tirigv The jClub is also; issuing a speclai, appeal to the younger ^nen of the' commuriity between the' ages of 23 to 30- to become membPfs.; -The memHership I fee is; nomin^; at $5.00 per yfear and of course thfere is no age restriction -r- all young men, and men who feel young \~ or at least have a ypiitiifui ■ odtlopk. — are welcome;
The next meeting of the Wingate ,Clnb is scheduled to take place; at .the home of Les Raphael,' president. Rabbi Jesse ■Schwartz, national  executiye director  of the Zionist Orgranizatioh will the, guest or the club at that j meeting^ -The date of the 'meeting and full detalls/wdil; be announced in the next .issue: ,-    ■ ;!.  .. i
A bi^ commnnity^wide"- ;effprt in behalf of th&J€rtirish^ NaitiPhial Fund is; to be made in Vancouvei bii Sdnd^y June 17l .This is the date of thjB first JNF collection being, undertaken accprding to the plan .prepared by the new JNF committee headed by Lloyd Taylor and Al Manhr
A large numher of young ppipple are being .enrolled to dO:'the;-col-i^ctibn. work. .The collectprs will be taken by car to their districts and brought back again to the Com-muriity Centre, .afterwards fbir re-
friMhments   .and   entertaiihhlent. Ji KJDWARSKV
Under the i^ew plan special awards : , ' ' will be made at the end of the education pf ^growing, generations has led to me ^^r^ or a decadentrand backward people. I^e Jews have ih .every phase of oiir deveiopmej^t put great stress on the, importance of educational facilities open to pur youth and adults alike, with the birth pf the new hpme-jtend of the Jews in Israel, edu-tact the Zionist of flee at .BA. 33i34. , cation has taken on art iricreas-
'Additional volunteer care and driyers are still required.; to trs,ais-ppi-t the collectors- to- their, rest pective districts; Anyone, who can help in this regai*! should .icbnr.
Gyest Sermon At Beth I srael
i'ilabbi Jesse Schwartz, national ;^xecutive director of the 2|ionist Organization Pf Canada, will give a guest sermon at Seth Israel Synagogue on Friday evening, June 22'. This will be one of; the highlights of the visit of the Zionist director to Vancouver from Jiine 19 to June 26. Cantor Fred Gartner and the Beth Israel Choir will assist with the services.
The Wingate Zioi^^^ MenJs Club will have Rabbi Schwartz aislhe guest ^aker at its nestt regular meeting, and the Zionist directdf^nU d^o psiticipate in a regular meeting of the execu-iifcj^ to»d of tte Zionisi'b^
Zibnist'Vptith^^^^^ are also being invited
tpmeeti^Bfeft ScH^^^te^ .
ingljr iniportarit role.
Now the queslKJh arises what^; type of education must we give our =:«bttdrpn.:todayi%The-answer is our ' education must propound Judiasm, 'i that is to say, to make the child-Into a fully fconscious- Jew, one who will be bound to the Jewish: people body and soul, who will" live the , "Tanath'' and Chumash and be devoted to their p^nciples, one who will be devoted to God, to his/people, an^ tp his history.'
ijaeh nation perpetuates its own language and the time has nbw. coipe yiriien-| every Jew must take c'ognizance of ^liis fact. The heroic* struggle  in  Israel,  the striking! morale of; the people, the strategic . arid political victories achieved during the i>ast three years should serve as a* tremendous incentive to, us in this country to appreciate and evaluate the Tole thdi we must play in reviying the Hebrew langni-age;. We must instill in the children the pure-and basic nation-: alistic thought because Israelis the ' birth place pf the Jewish people, the; land of Tanach and- Chumash, the; Zion of the Sidur, the refuge of ; our harassed \ and persecu^d people and a' national home for-those Jews wh.p need and wish it.
For' a people to live and progress and remain independent/it niuBt possess thjreeimpiortc-nt attributes, a homeland, a language and; a religion. The Jewish religion isf the Mosaic Law, the language, isji' Hebrew and nbw we have the'^^ State of Israel. In order to raise our children as good Canadians,;, they must also be versed ;and fam-: iliar with their own language and*i their own religion. To understands the  significance  of  the Jewish-state, can only be done through the Hebrew. Schools, Hebrew education' gave the impetus to the Jewish: State. There, would be no Jewish'. State without it.
Any Zionist'Who says we don't need a Hebrew school but only an Continued on Page 2 SEE HEBREW EDUCATION
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