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Th~rsday, March 12, 1953 Page Two THE WESTERN JEWISH NEWS Thursday, .March 12, 1953 THE WESTERN JEWISH NEWS '• Page Three, and among the Indians and the Eskimos of the Far North, Its out­ Rabbi I. Lewin goes· in to bat against confus1Ilg, · because a new generation t humorists, Sunday night, April 26 troops in lho Faluja pocket. Political I, in. the centre auditorium. post hospitals offer medical assistance where medical core would Ben Gurion's ,bowling. Would Mena- LS born? officialdom in Cairo opposed lt, and uJqr llrstrru 3Jrwisq Nrws hum Beigin be soothed on the . . • • • Edmonton's Beth Shalom The first onnunl PurJm celebration To Address the pocket was eventually wiped out. Announcing to. the Jewish .; be otherwise unattainable; but even more they spread the gospel Tho Leading National Weekly Devoted lo Jewish lnteresls cricket · pitch? They could even Louis Rosenberg, research director HADASSAH of the sisterhood, convened by Mrs. But the EgyptJnns then eXprcssed the Member of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency of healthful living and preventive medicine beyond the borders of equalize the dollar shortage by in- of Cnndnian Jewish Congress, has Sadie Meloff, was procla1mcd a huge hope of being "friends without Community ... Published every Thursday by civilization. Fourth, the Junior Red Cross Interests children in health eluding the number of runs of the ascertained that almost· one ·out of Awarded Seminary Charter success. Assisting were Mrs. Mona Sharon Club •barbed wire coming between us." Galper, Zelda Knlensky Celia Ilalt­ and In International thinking. Through Its International connections Winning side in the budget esti- every four Jewish children of School BAZAA'R EDMONTON, (Special)-The National Academy for Adult 1 Now that Nasser is all-power(ul will J EW I S H N EW S LT D. zan and Suni Silverinan. and through Its excellent children's magazine the J..;nlor Red Cro.ss mates. Perhaps the suggestiori. should age in Montreal attends·a Jewish day Jewish Education affiliated with the Jewish Theological Seminary he r~member it? S .. A. BERG, LL.B., President be placed on the agenda for the next school. Th6 increase has.· been from Highlight was a Purim operetta, Fox Foam Rubber & Fabrics of America signally honored Congregation Beth Shalom of Edmonton TOO PRECOCIOUS DAVE CORNE, Advertising Manager .does a magnificent jab of cutting through racial prejudice where Zionist Congress, or would it be re- one per cent in 1930 to 22 per cent MARCH 15 -16 "South Persia," produced by 1\lrs. Editorlal Offices: 306 Time Bldg., Winnipeg, Man. by granting its Institute for Adult Jewish Education and Institute A patriarehical-1ooking Jew, amb­ ARE NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS AT such cutting through is mast effective. Through its young members gardec! ~s the importation of an in 1952. Of course · the . scctnrlnn • charter. Evelyn Goldenberg, with following Telephones 92-6361 - 92-6362 as cast: Dr. Barney Mass, Dave ling along, was accosted by three it, maintains a convalescent fund and a crippled children's fund alien culture by the Canaanites•? form of education . in Quebec has The Beth Sholom Institute for Zionism in gen- great democratic step forward when 509 CANADA BLDG. This Friday, March 131 Dr. Rabbi public feeling and demand for it. traditional Westminster Abbey cere- cral and Israel in particu1ar, Dr. By SIMON GOODl\lAN !bodies, such as the Board, were not they 'bannpd .the doffing ol hats to A. Kravetz will be the speaker. Are .Installed The function of the festival should be two-fold. It should bring mony scheduled for June, but which Rabinowicz explained that the World Western Jewish News consulted prior to the meeting being other men. The Quaker idea was not . Jack Sugarman Hosts and hostesses will be the fol­ to the Jewish section of Winnipeg on overview of what their culture, England has made into an all-year Zionist Movement as a detached London Coirespondent called. so much oppositi0n to doffing the lowing parents of the P.T.A.: Mr. Mrs. S. Meyers was installed as round affair. body from the state could do more {The following dispatch was re• H. A. Goodman, J.P. said that hat itself. They were opposed to the PHONE 29226 and Mrs. A. S1otnikov, Mr. and Mrs. president of ladies' auxiliary of Gen­ ancient and contemporary, hos to offer them. It should stimulate The few days for Israel political1y than if it was ceived prior to the report" that, fol~ thirty-eight 'bodies had been invited, (Continued on Page 6) 714 CANADA BLDG. M. Char1off, Mr. and Mrs. M. Serlin, eral Mon ash branch, Canadian them to appreciation and to thought, to cultural receptivity and spent in the re- in the position of a partner. The new lowing ·urgent representations, the included Costa Rica, e.nd Cven the Mr. and Mrs. E. Yuditsky, Mr. and Legion, Saturday, Feb. 28. Mrs. West ,. to cultural activity. But it should also bring to the attenion of the nowned city of day, he said, called for new proced- Zurich conference :was called off. The Ladie;,,', Garment Union of New Mrs. S. Todras, Mr. and Mrs. M, L. 'and Mrs. McQueen1 of provincia1 rest of the city Jewish cultural contributions. sobriety - for ures and new le8dcrship. The Zion- feelings of grave disquiet over the York. Each group, whether insigni­ WHEN IN CALGARY, VISIT Rudclier, Mr. and Mrs. L. Goldberg. command of the Legion, conducted the installation, There is much talk of what each ethn.ic group has brought to London 'is the ist Movements in America and Eng~ calling of the conference, are re.:. fl.cant or representative, would only most sober city I land, he stressed, ought to keep ·pace fleeted in our correspondent's report. have one vote, but even more as- Al's Delicatessen Stampfer At Others installed: 1st vice-presi­ Canadian life. Undoubtedly the gift hos been great through the have ever visit- with the times. If Britain, for ex- -.-Editor's note). tounding was that different sections Support your for those Toity ond D0Uciou1 dent, Mrs. C. Segal; 2nd vice-presi­ contribution of individuals whose individual genius has been influ­ cd, and by sober ample, ships jct planes to Egypt, the LONDON. A considerable had been invited to have sepcratc Corned Beef Sandwiches Brandeis Lodge dent, Mrs. K. Silver; secretary, Mrs. enced by their origin, but how well the group as a whole has inte­ I mean conven- Zionist Movements, he declared, amount of importance is being at- representation. "SERVICE ALWAYS" Rabbi Judah L. Stampfer will be J. Kraitberg; treasurer, Mrs. D. Segal; social, Mrs. A. Kettner and grated itself into Canadian culture is open to question. Occasions tional - gave me could easily match Britain's act by tached to a conference· arranged to It appears that the Board of De­ 713 -1,t Street Eatt guest speaker at the regu1ar mOnthly Horowitz the opportunity shipping jet planes tO Israel in an take place in Zurich this week, to puties is unhappy about the hapha­ (Opp. Port OfflM) dinner-meeting of Brandeis lodge at Mrs. J. Labovitch; joint hospital such as the Jewish festival can be made opportunities for crossing ~·RED CALGARY ALBERTA visiting, Mesdames J. Weinberg, F. to meet some of the leaders of Lon- equal measure. Herein, he continued, which thirty-eight representative zard way the conference has been 6.30 p.m., Tuesday, March 17, at the the barri_ers which separate the inner liv.es of the various ethnic don's Jewish community. Among lies the true mission of the World Jewish organizations h8.ve been in- convened. Both the British Foreign 'Marlborough hotel. Derie, J. Kraitberg; sick visiting, groups, but only if the spo11sors of the festival see it as something them the editor of the Jewish Chron- Zionist Movement, whose new role vited. Arranged before the• death of Office and the American State De• Mesdames J. Glenn, M. Kap1an, R. bigger than a merely local or family activity. icle, John M. Shaftesley. and his must draw it in close touch with Stalin it is to discuss the situation partment have privately expressed JlolJ~ •. Gershman; ways and means, Mes­ 0 l dames R. Gershman, Shatsky, J. Too often Jews feel themselves so tightly knit a community unit associate editor, Joel Cang; Dr. Osk:r the political trends in all free coun- of Jc~s behind the Iron Curtain.' views opposing this ostensible cRess ANNOUNCING THE FIRST OFFERING OF SHARES OF TREASURY STOCK Rabinowicz, militant Herzlian Zion- tries outside of Israel so that it may Five of the six American Jewish or- world Jewish soJidarity against the ~ Wolodarsky, J, Rosenberg; phoning, that they do not think of including their neighbors in their plans. DELICATESSEN~ ~ H. ist with a Revisionist background, be in a definite.position to aid the ganizat_ions indicated their readiness USSR." The State Department has St. Mesdames Green, A. Segal, D. TO THE PUBLIC ••• FEATURES DELICIOUS FOOD ~ Lpible, Shatsky; membership, Mrs. They arrange an exhibit, a concert, a series of lectures for their author of numerous booksj Rabbi Dr. new nation whenever the need to participate, and among the dele- advised · Jewish bodies to "soft­ AND SPECIALTIES . own intimate circle. They foil to realize the interest that i:an be Jo_seph Litvin, editor of The Gates arises. During our pleasant talk, Dr. gates will be Michael Gax,bcr, Q.C., pedal." Now Dr. Nahum Goldman has • HOT CORNED BEEF A. Rose; poppy fund, Mesdames H. SANDWICHES Hersh and C.· Segali frieridl.Y visit­ generated, the good will aroused, the genuine sharing of ideas and Ol Zion, and last but not least, the Rabinowicz, who is inately religious, of Montreal, representing the Can8.- flown to Jert:tsalem to get an agenda, Why Not Buy Ono of These • WEINERS Outstanding Wothors • CHOPPED LIVER AND ing, Mrs. F. Rosenbaum and Mrs. A. brilliant' London correspondent, A. placed his brief case on his desk and .dian Jewish Congress; , . wh~ch your correspondent ]earns HERRING .. ~- ,appreciations possible through a sharing of their cultural and intel­ Abrahams, and his equally accom- took out some vital papers including Among other things the confer• ·none of the Jewish organizations From • SALAMI • BLINTZES Randleman; warden, Mrs. E. Yoel1; AND ALL IMPORTED ANO THURSTON DEVELOPMENTS lectual possessions. As a result their presentations tend to become auditors, Mrs. A. Rose, Mrs. J. Rosen­ pJished wife, Rachel Beth Zion Lask, n little Hebrew Bible. "I never go ence is expected to ask the Soviet will have the opportunity of seeing. HENRY BERNSTEIN LOCAL DELICATESSEN LIMITED repetitious, their outlook static, As a result they lose through the an authoress in her own right, and anywhere without it," he told me. Union to permit a neutral team of In the words of a London Jewish • ALSO ORDERS TO TAKE OUT berg; publicity, Mrs. A. Silver, Mrs. AT Pleasant environment A. Rose; Blue Magen David, Mrs. A. · loss of their neighbors' reactions, their neighbors lose because they a prominent member of the London "It has always served and will serve doctors an ,lawyers to attend the spokesman, "Never· have so many Courtes.y and Service Jewish Historical Society. It was as my one guide. The revival of coming trial of doctors in Moscow. gone to a conference which so few WHEN IN EDMONTON VISIT US Raber and Mrs. J, Wolodarskyj past have been denied part of what goes to make up Canadian life. MAX M. KAPLAN PURPOSE OF THE COMPANY in Home Furniture Co. president, Mrs. D. Segal. ASSETS OF THE COMPANY through Mr. Abrahams that I had Israel," he said, "must be within the Last week, London, the Board want." PHONE 86166 • It is to be hoped, then, that the Jewish festival will not be Supporting your To toke port in the development of natural resources the pleasure of meeting Barnett scope of the idealistic spirit of the of Deputies of British Jews invited In a Jater report our London cor- .Phone 21781 11639A JASPER AVE. These consist at present of some $400,000 worth of limited only to Jewish audiences, but that a wider sampling of the Janner, M.P., Israel's champion in prophets of Israel. It's the only way the five Jewish non-governmental respondent writes: in Alberto ond Saskatchewan, po,ticularly In the field ...... T,ade-in1 Accepted EDMONTON ALTA, Behind The Scenes of oil and gos. The comoon:v will Immediately be drilling equipment, 2 drilling rigs, servicing units ond community will be obtained for its various events through invitation, the British House of Commons. out." ~ organizations to a preliminary dis- The Zurich· conference was cal1ed Red Cross finan- - Also a full lino of oll household (Continued from Page 2) occupied with developing of its own assets in lts very accessories, seven trucks, etc., etc. The company owns Scholar and Financier Abrahams and Janner cussion of the proposed conference. -by the Jawi,sh Agency, who were found in the halls and corridors of large holdings of leases at Bonnyville and reservations some 8,000 acres of oil leases juU north and west of widespread publicity and private neighborliness. Coalorl Al oppllancct Dr. Oskar Rabinowicz, who heads A. Abrahams, who at one time The Bdtish section of the World adamant· until the last moment that the House· of Commons. Never hav­ in the Barrheod area. Bonnyville, Alberta, in which one well hos already cially maintains Lo• Cool CIINTRAU.Y 10246 • 97th ST. the Anglo-Federal Banking Com- he;;i.ded the Jewish Telegraphic Jewish Congress refused to partici- the meeting should proceed as I.O(;ATaO ing missed .a fight in the House when THIS ISSUE be-en drilled to production. The other large property lfn The E"'st pany, an empire in world finance, is Agency Bureau in New York as Boris pate. planned. In Jerusalem, Knesset CALGARY ALBERTA EDMONTON ALTA. IN CALGARY Israel was being debated during the of the company is a reservation corlsisting of some D th. It', the New and Friend~, 500,000 Shares at a Price of ea ..IL " an active worker in many causes Smolar's predecessor, can often be There were, I learn, some frank member and Agudist executive free blood trans­ critical days that finally led to the 18,000 acres and Is located In what is called the 1 HE passing of a world figure hos tremendous dromotic effect. perpetuating the eternal ideals _of (Continued on Page 3) speaking. The Hon. Ewen Montagu, leader Rabbi I. M. Lewin met re- BEN'S statehead for our people, Mr. Abra­ $1.00 Per Share Borrheod area, near Fort Asslnibolne. T Millions of words ore spoken and written; every street corner Q.C., charged that representative (Continued on Page 6) fusion service and WHEN IN EDMONTON, VISIT US hams is looked upon and rcspectCd ,:======: as a sort of Disraeli by many Lon­ politician and philosopher h'as an assessment of the event to offer. Delicatessen doners. It was individuals like Abra­ CHARCOAL · for Dellclou• CAPITALIZATION How much more dramatic is the event when the dead inan has been ·. many others that hams, always working behind the • CORNED BEEF a world enigma, when he hos ruled one of the world's greatest Talking Out Of My Hat BROILING scenes in London, Washington and Authorized Shares {No Par Value) 4,000,000 Men,W omen and Affairs By DAVID' SCHWARTZ • PASTROMI nations for twenty-nine years, when at his death he was the hero save. lives and al­ OUR • SALAMI other capitals, that kept the flame of Issued for properties and Drilling Equipment ______460,000 BY DIARIST Issued for Cash _-______9 of one-sixth of the world's people! (Copyright, 1953, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, lnr..J SPECIALTY • LUX, Etc, Israel burning and to centralize in­ leviate suffe~ing. 604 Centre St. Calgary terest in Israel's cause. To be issued for cash (this Issue) ______500,000 Stalin's death is important to everyone because it may have WILL THEY BE HELD? er degree of dissipation. It is to be The newspaper accounts of the brought into Israel by Babylonian One evening in the House of Com­ on effect on everyone. But though many millions of the words have In Canadian and American uni­ found in the homes llnd in the mental death of the famous urchaeologist, Jews. Maybe there was a strong hat­ mons, Mr. Abrahams introduced me Remaining in Treasury -·--·------·-----·---·------·--·-----, .. -._--,--.. 3,039,991 been spent on speculation of, what that effect may be, it remains versities it is estimated that there make-up. The youth grow up in that Dr. E. L. Sukenik, in Israel, brought maker's union iri Babylon'inl IN EDMONTON to Barnett Janner, Jewish M.P. who to mind an interview _I had with him as great a puzzle as the original enlgrria. Even in an age which are more than 250,000 Jewish col­ spirit, which motivates their sube­ The Bible itself says very littJe • ENJOY has always stood by as a faithful son - OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS lege students. They form the intel. quent attitude. On the whole con­ some years back, when he was in of Israel. Mr. Janner showed me hos geared the speed of history to the speed of sound, it takes time about head dress. It does command 9810 JASPER AVENUE DELICIOUS KOSHER 1cctual clcte from which Jewish tinent there arc only four Chairs of America. H around the ancient structures and George Thur&ton, Esq., (Petroleum Field Mon) Calgary, Alto., President Dr. Sukenik showed me the pic­ the wearing of one article of cloth- '.i,j • Corned Beef for effects to swirl outward from their inner ring. Stalin died a leadership in the years to come has Judaic studies, onr. of them at the FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 2t,S6l • Salami took me into the House, We discussed Arch. J. Trotter, Eaq,, O.8.E, Ons. Broker) Soskatoon1 Sask., Vice-President tures of some murals of an ancient ing, the blue fringes on the garment ', natural death, at on age when his death was predictable. An ordered to be drawn. The days when the University of Manitoba, occupied by DREWRYS • Pattroml Britain's attitude on many questions WIiiiam Jeffrey1 Esq., (Manager) Calgary, Alto., Scc.-Treosurer synagogue in Israel which he had Open 5:00 p.m. Doily state had obviously laid plans for continuity of governme~t, con­ leaders emerged from the Jewish Rabbi Arthur Chiel. Neither in New underneath the shirt. Strangely SANDWICHES of the moment. I caught a glimpse at W. E. Wilaon, Esq., (Manager) Calgary, Alto,, Managing Director mass is a past era, and the 0 signa­ York nor Los Angeles, where the excavated. MANITOBA DIVISION at tha Churchill, who had just left a com­ Robert Chilla1, Esq., Onsuronce Broker) Montreal, P.Q., Director tinuity of policy, continuity of allegiance so that one regime might It was a· startHng revelation to me. enough, the Puritans borrowed the tur~" of college and university has number of Jewish students run into mittee meeting. E. I. Clarke, Jr., Eaq., (Industrialist) Edmonton, Alto., Director ·,. slide smoothly into the next,without tao great •disruption of govern­ Orthodox synagogues today would idea, nt least adopting the Biblical WESTERN CANADA BREWERIES LTD, ·' become an essential in the American the thousands, have these chairs Complete Investment Service PIG'N WHISTLE During dinner at the Abrahams' W, H, Elliott, Eaq,, _(lumber Merchant> Edmonton, Alto., Director ment. Therefore any effects of the death of the USSR's ruler must Jewish world. Whether it will re­ been created. There arc certain not permit paintings on their walls, blue as their favorite color, and COFFEE SHOP warm and friendly home. Ri:J.chel Diroct Wire Facilities George Grant, Esq., CTool Pusher, Drilling) Colmar, Alto,, Director wait the infiltration of new personalities into old channels. sult in greater maturity still remains 1imiting conditions, which have to be HE~RY WENER, Prop. Beth Zion, his charming wife, proud­ Oliver H. Peacock, Esq., (Drilling Superintendent), Edmonton, Alto.1 Director butIsrael these not onlyancient had synagoguespaintings butor eea:r~ly'.'._~A~m:e~r:ic~a:n~•:ta~t~es:m~en~1~·n~t~h:is~=:=:=:=:::=:=:=:=:=:=:::~ Anything of major importance which happens in the United arguable, but in this respect, things faced on the American scene, and 1 10548 JASPER AVE, ly displayed a rather heavy-looking have to be accepted according to a one is the ontugonistic attitude of the paintings showed King David seal which she trqasurcd greatly. It States has a direct influence on Canada, and on the rest of the and other Biblical charnctcrs stand­ Carlile & McCarthy Limited EDMONTON ALBERTA Except where otherwise stated In tho Company's prospectus, 1H'e properties are unproven and any Investment In standard which progress, such as it those who prefer a "watering­ ~ was the Tirst offlcinl British Consular the Shares of tho Company must bo considered speculative, world. Anything of major importance which happens in the USSR is, demands. How, at least, to ascer­ down" process, and with which Hillel ing around without hats. It couldn't I. EDWARD BASIN BONDED DEALERS STOCK BROKERS ------.IScal of Jerusalem used during the be that those ancient Jews. were Re- 1 has a direct influence on the countries of western Europe and the tain the Jewish identification of itself, with all its .fine program, has CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT MEMBERS: FOR A COMFORTABLE STAY 1H years H.!45-1846 by the then British The Company Is presently registered under the Securities Act of the Provlnc:es of Saskatchewan ond Alberto those who pass through the college to contend. Meanwhile, this great formed! lnYulmenl Doolen' Auoi:latlon of Conoda MELFORT 5TOP AT THE Consul, H. B. M. James Finn. How and ore therefore permitted to sell their securities In those orcos. Middle East, and on the rest of the world. The death of a leader, Vancouver Stock Eiu:hang• Calgary Stock [I.change NEW world fa discussed by Ben Ga1lop in moyement must be strengthened, It appears that our forefathers 402-3 NORTHERN CROWN BLDG. TELEPHONE 6281 Mr, Finn was nble to take this seal however, tends to be of less importance than his replacement by and one must hope for the best. In went for the most part bareheaded, TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS BUILDING n recent issue of. "Congress Weekly." REGINA with him ns his privnte possession PRICE PER $1.00 revolution or even by peaceful change of government. Stalin has The on1y agency, it seems, which has :his city Hillel has been fortunrlte For that matter, os in India today, SASK. CALGARY, ALBERTA Ozark Hotel is not known. Rachel Beth Zion rc­ SHARE· died, but the legend of Stalin has enough force to carry his country­ the opportunity of reaching this seg­ jn its directors who have all had a most of them also went barefooted. cclvt!d it as a gift from the dnughter I. E. BASIN 1 B.Acc., C.A, '5AM BARSKY, B.Acc., C.A. . ED, MORRIS and JOE VICKAR ' men for months, perhaps years to ·come. In spite of the frenzied ment of youth is through the medium profound pan-Jcwfah outlook, to Some wore sandals and the ancient Brond new 1omple room1 equlp~e:I of the Consul's widow, the lnte Con­ which the members have reacted wllh ad/urtoble hanging rack1, folding outpourings of amateur diplomats it is most likely that Stalin stands of B'nai Il'rith Hillel 1'"'oundation, Jews took ofI their sandals and not '---.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-----:;;;;;;;;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;~~ 1helv11 anti tabltl ond mod1rn llghtlng stance Mny Finn who died in 1050. We recommend and invite your participation in the above Company. whose officials "contend they arc 1avourably; a tradition Robbi Judah their hats when they wanted to • arrangomonh. I thought it rather wonderful and behind Malenkov as Roosevelt stood behind Truman. HIGHLIGHT EVE~T For o prospectus and any further information please write or phone any making a significant contribution in Stomp(er continues. show respect. 'l'his wns the practice PHONE 301 symb61ic that this seal, the first one of the following: implementing both Jewish knowl• REALLY, OLD CIIAPI throughout the' Orient and, nccord­ FOR RESERVATIONS ever used by the British Jn Jerusa­ ing to some thcorists1 it stemmed OF THE -1953 edge and Jewish 1oyaltics among The solution has been found for JOE VICKAR, Monogcr lem, should fin<1lly !nU into the hands these youths." Admittedly, it is too from the iden of not bringing dirt 'l9he G. E. Cherry J, nll Israeli i1hi, And !t is so sim'ple, MELFORT SASK, H. Connelly Tri-Alta Securities Red Cross early yet to ascertain the impress into the synagogue or your nclr,h­ FESTIVAL OF JEWISH CULTURE of a daughter of Zion. No wonder Rot. Ph, 26785 (Herft) Ph. 44511 .. 44512 that it's n wonder no one thought of (Solosmon) bor's house .You showed respect by Abrahnms is so proud of it. (S

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