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Awarded $1,000 Scholarship

HARVEY ·WEISMAN

Mrs. Coupnl expressed her thanks to Mrs, J, J. Lander and the club 1or creating the opportunity for pro­ducing the works of amateur Cann· dian playwrights.

Correspondence was rpnd by Mrs, M. Mnrmnr.

Membership chairman, Mrs. D. S. Budd, reported 73 members were registered during the past month.

Mrs. A, Steinman, projects chair­man, submitted a flnnncinl report on the pr a grams for Playwrights' Premiere. Mrs. Steinman thnnkcd the following for their able assistance which contribut~d to the success o! this undertaking: Mrs. L. Malchy, Mrs. J. Rcsnitsky, Mrs. S. Zinman, Mrs. S. H. Weidman, Mrs. J. M. Knclmnn, Mrs. J. Chess. Special thanks :for proofreading were ex\end­cd to Mrs. J. J. ·Lander and Syd Perlmutter and to Mrs. L. Cam, pub­licity manager.

Mrs. E. Kaplan reported on the ball which was held jointly by the Jewish Musical club and the Jewish Women's .Musical club at the Royal Alexandra hotel Feb. 10th.

Mrs. J, M. Knelmim, library chair­man, announced that all recordingS have been turned over -to the talent bureau.

THE WESTERN JEWISH NEWS Thursday, Morch 11, 1954 ·

Harvey Weisman, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Weisman, 285 Flora avenue, Winnipeg, has won a $1,000 research scholarship in histo-pathology from the National Research Council of Canada. .

Du'ring the past year, Mr. Weisman was graduate assistant with the Zoology department of the University of Manitoba.

Chairmen were requested to sub· I;:============================:; mit nominations :for officers to Mrs. J. J. Lander, chairman of the nomi­

Women's Musical Club Board Meeting Held

Board meeting of the Jewish Women's · Musical club was held Tuesday, March 2 at 1.15 p.m. in the Civic auditorium. Mrs. H. H. Hersh­field, chairman, welcomed Mrs. Clare Foley Coupal and introduced her to the members.

Mrs. Coupal is the author of 0 De­cision," one of the three one-act plays which will be presented at the Playwrights' Premiere at the Play­house Theatre Tuesday, March 23.

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, · , . By DAVID HOROWITZ \ (Western Jewish New, Correu,ondent at the United NalloruJ

really not bad, the friendly-appearing Egyptian did not add much to what was learned during the Council meet­ing. He did, however, try very hard to impress the newsmen with the fact that an ever-expanding Israel poses a great danger to Egypt. This statement of his was taken with a grain of salt.

But Azmi continued to speak of the "well-organized Israeli army"j of "women as well as men being con .. · scripted for military service/' etc. "Israelis," he said, "are often heard citing the Bible in defining their true boundaries as extending from the River Euph!ates to the Nile River in Egypt, All this," he continued, 11 justi­fles :fear." Dr. Azmi- surprised mwiy correspondents when. he referred to

NEW YORK-Egypt, through her two new specially-appointed repre­sentatives in the Security Council­Dr. Mahmoud Azmi and Major• General Abdel Hamid Ghaleb - is trying desperately to justify her Suez Canal blockade of Israel-bound ship­ping, During last week's meeting of the Council, General Ghaleb pre­sented a coherent,- but unconvincing, case before the shrewd and scepti­cal delegates who, through their September 1951 Resolution request­ing Egypt to cancel her restrictions, had already taken a definitive stand on this matter. What hope did Egypt now entertain to change their minds? Has anything altered since. ls the ancient land of the Pharaohs possibly banking on a Soviet veto? No one doubts that Russia will play a vit{'l

for five years thereafter with certain privileges of intervention against Israel's commerce with other coun­tries through the maritime arteries or the world."

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THE PULLING POWER of an excellent cause, Child Rescue, matched with an excellent speak­er, Mox Freedman, are setting new records in ticket distribution and in the number of sponsors who have agreed to serve as hosts at the March 23 dinner, accord­ing to dinner chairman R. I. Soronow. Among those who have• 1--------------

cgreed to be sponsors ore H. To Hold' Pu'r1·m Adelman, Alex Cham, J. Gobuty, N. Medzon, N. Rothstein, Harry Silverberg ond Dave Thompson.

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To Distribute New Tickets To 'Premiere' Show Those who purchased tickets

to Playwrjght's Premiere, ma­jor dramatic event sponsored by the Jewish Woments Musical club which has been. re-sched­uled :for Tuesday, March 23, 8.45 p.m., have been asked to contact the club member from whom their ticket was pur­chased before Monday, March 15, to aid in distribution of new tickets.

Concert.:, For . l .

GoldenAgeClub A gala Purim concert . will be

staged for Golden Age club members at 8 p.m. this coming Wednesday, March 17, in Hebrew Sick Benefit hall.

Featured will be selections by Jewish Community orchestra, con­ducted by Jascha Resnitskyj. choral group of Jewish Women's Musical club, directed by Sara Udow, with Mrs. Ruth Selby as accompanist; and dance presentation by dance group of the Women's Musical club, direct­ed by Sara Sommers.

Refreshments :wm be served by members of National Council of Jewish Women,

role.in.all this. /' Says "Slate of War'' Exists

Major-General Ghaleb,· certainly the most dynamic Egyptian yet to appear here at the U.N., made a seri­ous, although difficult, attempt to convince the Council that his coun­try was still "technically in a state of war with Israel" and therefore justified in her Canal restrictions. "To judge whether Egypt is entitled to practice the right of visit, search and confiscation of war contraband, reference must be made to interna­tional law," Ghaleb said: "A' state of war gives belligerents certain rights." He then proceeded to explain the meaning of "armistices" in favor of Egypt according to the interpreta­tion of the famous Oppenheim .de-cision. The Security Council mem­bers, however, whose primary, duty Jt is to see peace established in the area1 appeared quite perturbed over,

"Pharaoh" Azml's River Direct1y after the adjournment of

this second meeting on the Suez question, Itr. Mahmoud Azmi-who, (Continued on page 8) it· is said, had been married to a ,--------------, Jewish gir], his one and only love, never having forgotten her since she passed away several years. ago-held a special press conference. Interest~ ingly, the first two rows in conference room 226 were occupied by corres­pondents of the Jewish faith. Apo]o­gizing for his English, which was

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.,.~~. had been subjected to search.''- He By BORIS SMOLAR

(Copyright, 1953, Jewish Tele­graphic_ Agency, Inc.)

List Officers For New NEW YORK-This writer ls often B.B. Wome, n's Chapter compelled by world events to quote

from the greatest of all history books, The newly organized Maple Leaf our Hebrew Bible. Indeed, the more

chapter, B'nai B'rith Women, has one views the world political trends elected the following officers: from this excellent U.N,-vantagc­

Lillian Burke, president; Evelyn point the more convinced one be• comes that the Hebrew prophets,

Corne, first · vice-president; Bayla under Divine inspiration, fully forc-Mainster, second vice-president; Lee snw the future, including the very Dain, treasurer; Dena Gelmon, re- events happening in our day. For cording secretory; Annette Axelrod, example, anyone who• wishes to l,avc flnanclal secretary; Marsha Corrin, a good prrivicw of what the coming

years wlll bring as a result of the project chairman; Irene Rombon, East-West conflict should open the publicity chairman;· Hilda Yanovsky, Bible to Ezekiel, chapters 38-30 and social chairman; Pearl Korman, !oUow them by a reading of Joel 1-3 membership co .. chairman; Ruth nnd Zechariah 12•14. There can be no Gonic, phoning chairman. doubt thnt Ezekiel's "Gog of the

land of Magog" is present-day Russia, Those interested in joining the All the signs, geographical and

group should contact. Evelyn Come, otherwise, point thnt way. phone 50-0318. (Continued on.,pngc 8)

meant, o! course, those destined for Israel,

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• • • (From the Flies of The Western Jewish Nows)

25 Years Aga, 1929 • Rabbi Joseph Frederick Stern,

• minister emeritus of tl1c East London synagogue, was made a CommMdcr of the British Empire by King George V.

• • • •·National Council of J e w is h Women grnnted $200 ns n Purim gift to Winnipeg United Hebrew relief.

• • • • The Ladies' rellef society of Fort Wll!lam held a dance al the K.C. hnll, Arrangements committee in­cluded :Mesdames M. Spector, A, Orenstein, A. Shacter, E. Helper, S, Shaffer, M, Snider,

• • • • :Mrs. Moses" Finkelstein nnd daugh• ter, Pearl, left for London, England, to join Mr. Finkelstein.

• • • e Rabbi O. Zllbcrstein of Mizrachl and J. Hcstrln of Poalc Zionists were elected delegates to the World Zionist Congress by the Canadian Zionist organization.

• • • • At the annual Montefiore club bowlers' banquet Dr. Hy Greenberg presided and cups were presented to William Shinoff and Harry Cohen. "Bullet" Joe Levene also received a git~

* 20 Years Ago, 1934 • Marcus Byman, I\ILA, intro­duced a bill in the Manitoba legis­lature to amend the libel act per­mitting any member o_f a race re-

peatcdly libelled lo take summary procee,Ungs to injullctlon,

• • • • Ben trice· Cohen wns named presi­dent of the Winnipeg section, Na­tional Council of Jewish Juniors.

• • • • A, llarrJs Oretzki, 11resldent of Mount Carmel c 1 in I c, visited Portage la Prairie, I\-lan., in aid of the clinic,

• • • • Under the leadership of Gordon Gcnseri the Judaeans held their first ice carnival at tht Olympic rink.

• • • • C. P, Walker of the Walker theatre announced he had booked Maurice Schwartz and his art cast of 70 members in the stage success 0 Yoshe Kalb,"

• • • • Eddie Stock spoke to Regina Jun­ior Hadassah on "What the World War has taught me."

• • • • Dr. Jacob Sonderllng of Ger• many and Mrs, A. J. Freiman, OBE, of Ottawa, addressed the UPA ,Un­ner at the Royal Alexandra hotel, Premier R. B. Bennett was also heard on a nation-wide radio broadcast.

* 15·Years Aga, 1939 • Senior Y girls presented a fashion show with models: Elsie Goldman, Shirley Cohen, Freda Asrican, Corda Cohen, Rita Weis­man, Miriam Doner, Sheila Rob­bins.

• • • • Beatrice Robinson, Dr. Mindel Cherniack and Frances Goffman

THE WESTERN JEWISH NEWS

YMHA Is A Real

ACTIVITIES-OF ALL SORTS for all ages doy in and day out demonstrate the value of the YMHA Community centre, which is supported by Jewish Welfare Fund of Winnipeg. Whether it's straight athletics, or recreation, or social get-together, or cultural and educational - the 'Y' is more and more becoming a central rallying point for bigger and better, ond more united, community. Four samples of 'Y' activities ore seen above: top left, a senior dance class swings into the rhythm of the Israeli hora; top right, the juvenile Supper Club program (Saturday nights) finds dozens of enthusiastic

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youngsters in the midst of a rousing sing-song; bottom left, daddies ond mummies join their youngsters in the refreshing Sunday afternoon family swim; bottom right, an earnest potential Rembrandt is hard at work in the Thursday .. night art class, os instructor Jack Markell shows how at right. With well over 3,000 youth ond adult members now enrolled, the Y is putting our Welfare Fund financial support to use in a myriad ways in helping make the community a better one in an all-round way.

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were elected to the New Theatre president of their respective gradu~ ment to take in more agencies as intellectual following. 1 •Eng I and beneficiaries. More grist to the mill! Your England," just postumously A REVEALING SURVEY published, continued in the standard

writings is a piece on "Antisemitism in England, in which Orwell en­deavours to trace the Judeaphobic tendencies. Among his assertions is one that becomes startling because of its starkness. 11Prejudice against Jews has always been pretty widespread in England." he roundly asserted, and

gives instances where it comes spon .. taneously to the surface. He ascribes it to a neurosis, which is basically an overwrought manifestation of na­tionalism. This, I feel, is an over­simpllflcntion, since the symptoms are to be :found in those to whom na­tionalism has little appeal.

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• Cantor Benjamin Brownstone was musical director of the third seder at the Tahnud Torah,

* 10 Years Ago, 1944

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• Participating in a symposium.on Jewish culture at the Regina Hlsta­drut meeting were Martin A. Rose, Rev. M. Kalef, Jack Horowitz,

• • • • Mrs. Alex Mitchell was named chairman of the Quota club :for Youth Aliyah drive. Committee members elected were Mesdames M. E. Kop­stein, S. A. Portigal, I. Mooney, R. J. Kimmel, N. J. Tntelman, B. Shibou, S. Silver, H. I. Oretski.

* 5 Years Ago, 1949 • Portage Ia Prairie Jewish com­munity raised $1,075 for Jllsladrut. . . . .,,,.

• "Queen Esther" candidates were crowned at the C. for A. dance. They were Beverly Davidow1 Dorothy Korn, Renee Sharon.

• • • • Mrs. C. Genkind, the former Ethel Ostry, was named executive secretary of the children's home and aid society.

Men, Women and Affairs (Continued from page 2)

initiaJ tzores, he goes on to describe how Canadian Jewish Congress play­ed if.s part in the educational endeavour, and the place which B'nai B'rith and the summer camps took in drawing the younger elements in particular into the ambit of Jewish life, with the germination of Jewish knowledge. Now n wider circle will know what_ the community here, aiid the little groups throughout the West, have gone through .to ensure that the children remain as Jews. FOR THE CITY

Whatever goes on in Winnipeg must draw each of us into its vortex. This is certainly true of the Com­munity Chest, to which 29 agencies, touching every phase of philan~ thropy, arc affiliated, Jewish institu­tions among them. To each annual campaign members of the Jewish community have been liberal sub­scribers, a pcrformnnce which they will no doUbt continue to repeat. Possibly they might do so all the more this year on personal grounds, since D. C. Groff is the chairman of the campnign committee. "Doug," as he is so intimately known to a wide circle, is in daily touch with the apparel industry nnd its cognate affiliates, and many are the members of the community who count him among their :friends. In his outlining program, Mr. Groff expressed the hope thnt the fund raising In the current year would "go over tho top," and if so it would mean the enable-

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