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• I • ' • j ate' 1 t Berlin Political Meet 'Reminiseellllt ·of Jllitier' BONN, OTA) - West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in a public address here, hos indicated censure of anti-Semitic de~ velopment~ at a meeting whic_h w_as held by the German party fn West Berlin lost week. The rightist party is a member of the no­ For Eoeru Jewf3h Family and Eoeru Memher of the Familu-Manitoh':', Saskatchewan, Alhr:rta, British Coiumhia, Ontario tional coalition government and the Berlin rally was addressed by Bonn Minister of Transport Hans C. Seebohm. · r.':' The Berlin municipal parlla- · Vol. XXIX, No. 48. WINNIPEG, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954 Sc Per~. ment, meanwhile, hns condemned the German party rally, at wltleh several persons were beaten when §nrr w DDD§Il®rm they were thought to be Jews be­ cause they would not rise and sing (l;Q;{t§ EI:cmlh>llce the ultra-nationalist song "Deuts­ Borrod rRece©rd hil Sllght.; chland Ucbe~ Alles," The city council resolution, demanded that IFrr@mm ([;ceDllD(Bnr the "strongest measures" be taken Edward E. Gelber, president, aga.lnst those responsible for the Wednesday sent a cable to Sir OperniUrrog Rea incident. Mayor Wa.lther Schreiber Winston Churchill on the occa­ DinH11eir said that It was reminiscent of the sion of his 80th birthday, on be­ Winnipeg's Israel Bond drive is expected to get away to a "dark past" of Adolf Jiltler, half of the United Zionist Council @Broker Hf)nors The headquarters of the German record-breaking official start at the openfng dinner this Monday, of Canada. party here has disclaimed all re­ Dec. by registering on estimated total of around a quarter million Text of the cable follows: Jewish Doctor 6, sponsibility for the incident. It as­ dollars in Development Bond sales to date by the conclusion of the serted that· provocateurs had set off "Ancient Hebrew tradition as­ NEW York investment brok­ · evening. sociates the concept of greatness er has established a chair at the anti-Semitic demonstration and A Guest of honor at the com- with the favored individual who ~arvard university to study heart * * * that it was they who shouted "Jewish munlty-wide bond event, slated reaches hi.s 80th birthday. This is diseases to honor a Polish-born swine" at those who refused to join for 6.15 p.m. at the" Royal Alex­ the singing, no cliche in your case, honored Jewi~h doctor who saved his life. FETE SET andra hotel, wlll be M. J, Coldwell, sir. Your understanding of, and Charles E. Merrill, of New York, M.P,, distinguished Canadian- pul>- Jews Protest contributions toward the achieve­ announced a girt of $400,000 to Har­ . · lie leader who has just returned Meanwhill), the Jewish community ment and implementation of the vard to endow the- chair to be named To HONOR from Israel. lie will present a of Berlin has protested the anti­ Zionist ideal carry with them the after Dr. Samuel A. Levine. his old spcclally-prepared confidential· re­ Jewish violence. The Ge rm an hallmark of greatness in recog­ friend and physician. Dr. Levine is n THE WOMEN port on behind-the-scenes aspects Societies for Christian-Jewish Co­ nizing that a restored Israel could professor at Harvard Medical school of the Israel sltuailon today. operation warned the Berlin city right nn ancient wrong and make and a member of the staff of the A celebration honoring the fem­ The function will also be highlight­ M.,·J. council ·that there was a dangerous possible once again the spiritual Peter Bent Brigham hospital. inine sector of Winnipeg's Israel ed by ceremonies conferring the first revival of anti-Semitism and na­ flowering of a people in its own The 63-year-old physician was Bond drive will be held here 8.30 Guardian and Sponsor of Jsra~ Coldwell tionalism taking place, of which this land, born in Lomza, Poland and came to incident was one manifestation. Stu­ p.m. Thursday, Dec. 16, in the form awards on men and women of the "For all this the Zionist family this country at the age of three, A of a Chanukah Cabaret. community who have purchased dent and foreign press associations school prodigy, he reached the sixth "Speci~l in Canada expresses its profound lllghUghtlng tlte program of $1,000 or more of the bonds. in Berlin protested to the German gratitude to you as one who has grade at the age of eight and helped ,, party because students were among entertainment and music will be Awards Ready been the great leader and ex­ support his family by selling news­ R epor t ... those beate'n and two foreign news­ the world-famous star of Yiddish Special Guardian rosettes-lapel pounder of ideas in our time, May papers in downtown Boston. men were threatened !or refusing to stage and screen, Molly Picon. pins in blue and white-will be pre­ you know of health, happiness and As a member of the newsboys ·sing the German anthem. union, he received that organiza­ The festive cabaret event, sponsor­ sented the men and women Sponsors, fulfillment for many years to come tion's scholarship to attend Harvard ed by Winnipeg Women for Israel Guardian rank for the ladies, will NEW YORK, (JTA)-The Ameri­ to lead a distraught world to Bonds, will be in the nature of a receive gold menorah Sponsor pins. Annual -Diiirilim@EP ~@-~ can Jewish' Committee, expressing peace and a harassed mankind to and graduated from the medical school in 1914. He became a leader reward for the women buying or sell­ Israel Trustoe awards will also be "deep shock" at the anti-Semitic 'a sense of worthwhile purpose," in the treatment of heart disease. ing developmentbonds. made. . demonstration in West Berlin cabled Chen Award Anot)lcr g11est who wlll speak IF@ll3 W @if?ml?@ IFunoo@l an offer to "assist in any way we can" Admission will be open to all at the dinner will be David n. to Heinz Galinski, leader of the Jew­ Yueh!•( of Denver and Long The. Winn!r(,t, J<:>wish, community's yearly "stock-taking" thll anmial * * * ·wc,1,l.t!n bu.,,.ing or i;.. Uing the:J)onds. ish community in Berlin. To Probe Israel ~ells OJ1111comr Cairu Islan~ member of the national dinner-meeting of Jewish Welfare fund, will take place 5.30 p,m, Wednes­ The cabaret also will feature spe­ Ask Assurances One of mankind's greatest prob­ cial ceremonies and awards for out­ day, Dec. 15, in Royal Alexandra hotel, it was announced by President board of governors of the U.S. bond Dr. Isrnei Goldstein, president of lems, the leaky· faucet, may now re­ standing service to Israel, including Saul M. Cherniack. drive, who has visited Israel and Tickets !or the dinner-meeting arc the American Jewish Congress, Sabbath Clash ceive the attention of one of the the unique Chen gold charGermany vestigate recent clashes in Jerusalem with a plumber's union card. honoring those women who sell the Winnipeg drive, strongly urged featuring a guest expert from the there be "iron:clad" assurance that arising from attempts by ultra­ Professor Einstein received his $2,500 of the bonds. (Continued on page 12) United States and three well-known Orthodox clements to prevent the union card - and accepted it with Winnipeggers. energetic measures would be taken against any revival of anti-Semitism movement of traffic on the Sabbath, thanks - after his recent statement Panel Listed he told the cabinet. that if he were a young man now he The U.S. guest will be Melvin and ultra-nationalism. Mr. Sharett's intervention came wotdd go into plumbing rather than Edmonton Rabbm lUrrgQ;§ Zaret, of Milwaukee, West Central AdoU Held, chairman of the Jew­ after a clash here when a group of sQcnee. Region director for Council of Jewish ish Labor Committee, cabled Ernst young men from settlements in the Federations and Welfare Funds. Par­ ~a;w YEaar E-,,E ·W OIT$h6p Charnovsky, president of the Berlin Jerusalem area came into town in ticipating with him in the discussion trucks and dashed with religious will be Samuel J. Drache; Q.C., Myer Federation of Unions lauding him for Chaplain* * Hono* .. ed EDMONTON, (Special)-Rabbi Dr. Louis L. Sacks, of Beth groups attempting to block traffic. Sharzer and Harry Walsh, Q.C., with lodging an immediate protest against Shalom congregation is uring Jewish organizations to refrain from Minister for Religion Moshe The school board of York, Pa., has the latter as moderator. unanimously approved a resolution holding New Year's Eve parties this year, as it falls on a Friday, the anti-Semitic rally held under the Shapiro, who raised the issue at the Assessment of the past year's to name a new elementary school for auspices of the German Party in cabinet meeting, said that the settle­ Instead, Dr. Sacks suggests attendance at the synagogue "as a trends and developments in the West Berlin. "This development," ment youth had invaded· several Rabbi Alexander D. Goode, one of memorable lesson in Judaism for our children." Following the community will be provided at the the Four Chaplains who went down services, he suggests that those who wish can visit one another at Mr. Held said in his cable, "is certain synagogues but had been thrust out dinner-meeting by the· annual re­ by the worshippers. He said it was with a troopship during World War home. ports, including the report on the to do tremendous harm to the pain­ II. "intolerable". that anybody, but the "Seldom are we presented with an opportunity to exercise our 1951 United Jewish Appeal cam­ staking efforts made during the past Rabbi Goode spiritual advisor police should deal with the religious was great heritage as effectively as we can this year," said the rabbi. paign. Mr. Chernlack, who wlll be years toward creating the conditions demonstrators. to Y~'s Temple Beth Israel before "It is a great exercise in self-restraint which is one of the basic chairman, will give the president's when a free and democratic Ger- The Nefurei Karta, ultra-Orthodox his enlistment in 1941. elements in religion." annual report, and Aaron B. Feld many can take her place among the group, proclaimed a day of fasting The rabbi and three fel!ow chap­ He said such restraint would further Jewish dignity and self­ will give his annual executive di­ SAUL M. ODERNIACK freedom-loving family of nations." (Continued on page 12) lains, two Protestants and a Catholic, respect and would command the respect of Gentile neighbors. rector's report. The meeting also will elect eight (Continued on page 12) persons to three-year terms· on the J.W.F. board, It was announce.d also that places would be .available at the business part of the meeting for those who r-.l~w AmlElil~ll 8rnJ§tl8i\t.EmiB~m1 $@;( Up are unnblo to ottend tho dlnne<. · . Jmu1?1na 'U)1Dholldm A College for Jewish Studies Registration fee has been set at Hebrew Language, elementary, z. · under joint sponsorship of the $3 per subject, or $5 for two or Bendel; Hebrew Language, ad- ffl>ai& ~m t1=- ffl> 11nfia Canadian Jewish Congress edu- more. It will be possible to take vanced, A. Klein; Hebrew Literature, l.WwU. VwdllWUB .UUU-41 'iii cationol committee and Keren more than one subject as lectures Dr. Kravetz; Yiddish Language, Bein . JERUSALEM, (JTA)-The Isrnel­ Hatarbut, with a full curriculum have been planned between 7.30 and Zaretsky; Yiddish Literature, F. Zolf; Egyptian Mixed Armistice Commis­ deallng wit,h every aspect of 10.30 p.m. Lectures on some subjects Contemporary Anglo-Jewish Litera• sion, meeting in extraordinary ses­ Jewish •llfe, ls being organized a~ wl)l be given simultaneously in the tu7c, M. Fenson; Prophets, lecturer sion this week under the chairman­ a permanent institution for Win- building. - to be announced; Jewish Music, ship of Gen. E. L. M. Burns;- United nipep. . No course wlll be given unless Cantor B. Brownstone. Nations truce supervisor, dccided~to Set up as a college for adult Jewish there Is a minimum of eight wlto Future courses planned include uphold its early decision calling on education, open to the entire com- register for it, Jewish Philosophy, Zionism and Egypt to release the S.S. Bat Galim, munlty, it will bu headed by Rabbi Registration may be made at the Contemporary Israel, Jewish Soci- Israel vessel seized in Suez waters Judah Stampfer Hillel Foundation Congress office In the Y.M.H.A. Com- ology, Canadian Jewish History and Sept, 28, and to liberate the ten director, Unlvcr~ity of Manitoba, ns munity centre ·building, phone Contemporary Jewish Problems, crew members. dean, and M.. Averbach, Congress 03-7477, or at Hillel 'House,. 67 The college will be run by n board Announcement that Israel will educational and cultural director, as _Edmonton street, phone 02-2030. ol education comprising three mem- soon approach the United Nations registrar. Course:J Listed bcrs from Congress and three from Security Council on the question of Enclt course wl11 consist of 10 Courses to be offered this season Keren Hatarbut, as follows: Con- .fr~~qm o.f navigation through the BROADENING TUE BASE of here, Louis E. Levitan (loft), community whlclt Ito said is "ln­ lectures of one ltour each, to be arc as follows: Jewish History, by gress: Mr. Averbach, Jack Steinberg, Su-~:Canal was made by Premier '. Israel Development Bonds lrt tho shown 1 in conference with D. P. tcmatlonally recognized for Its given every Wednesday, commenc- Rabbi Stamp!cr; Jewish Religion, S. M. Selchen; Keren Hatarbut, IMosho Sharett before tho Parllo.men­ Winnipeg Jewish community will Gotllcb, drive general chairman, on outstanding support of Israel and lng Jan. lZ ln the Talmud Torah, Chief Rabbi Dr. A. Kravetz;_ Jewish IRabbi Stampfcr, George Skulslty and tary Foreign Affalro. and Security be a major concentration effort of ltls arrival this week. Mr. Levitan all constructive manifestations of - Matheson and Powers street, Festivals and Ceremonials, S. Kirsch; Dr. P. Coodin. Committee, tllo bond drivo's new manager had highest pralso for the local Jowlslt JUe."

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