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Thursday, February 1, 1962 Page Three Page Two THE JIEWiSH POST Thursday, 'February 1, 1962 THE JIE.WISH POST To Present Friendship Award 9 Launch Fro... the Editor s BellA lEW1SRPDST Western Communities At Bonds' Appreciation Evening The Oldest Ang(o-JewiBh. Weekly in Western Catu1d4 Israel . Histadrut Cam'pai'gns '(Issued weekly in the Intereets of Jewish Community actlvltl. ?anist, Clara Pearlman - Litvack, In Wlnnlp,"" aDd W ... tern Canada) Western Canada's annual Israel 'whose interpretations of Hebrew, I Me'mber of the Jewish Tel~aphic AgencY Histadrut drives open, 1!'ebruary 11 when a specially organized tour Yiddish and Israeli folk and popular I Puhllshed evelT Thunday by cavalcade visits Calgary to open the nusic haye been lauded ,by every EMPmE piuNTERs LTD. first of a series, of campaigns Jommunity in the west. Prjnters and Publlsbers scheduled t;fliS rp:orith. The activities, of U.S.' General NEAR• RIOT: Store window promotion of an ' hat~ w;orn by sportsmen Who were leaving' Israel ',RUPERT SHRIAR; Ph.D. LEO J. WACK , " Marshall, career soJdier and writ~r, 'amateur play almost caused ,a...riot in St. John's', after participating in the Hapoel'Seventh Inter­ , Editor Advertising Manaller . Partfcipating in' the tour will be' nave hl\d a unique ellect upon Israel Newfoundland, when sailors on leave from a ,national Sports Gathering. Among them was Head Office: 1244 Main St., Winnipeg, Canada General S. L. A. Marshall, Winni­ , , ' and the Middle East. A journalist Polish ship were alarmed by Nazi emblems and Isaac 'Berger, the Jerusalem - born, American SubScription: $4.00 per annlllJl, , peg folk ,singer, TV and concert whose' experiences have included insignia they passed on 'the main street of this weight-lifter, who had the d~y before set :i world Phone JU 9-7331- 2 - 3 Eve. Phone HU 9-298t artist Miriam Breitman, and aceom- that of foreign corresp!:,ndent,,, edi­ ,port city. The six mariners were. inflamed 'by record of 148% kilogrammes at the Hapoel Meet­ Authoriz('d as Recond elass mail by the Post Office Department. the swastikas" Wehrmacht .decoratIons, German ing. He is a short man 'and his profilssion is any­ Ottawa. and for payment of postage in cash torial writer and sports editor, he weapons and a lifesize figure of a German soldier thing but obvious from his outer appearance. As is presently military ,critic 'for the Detroit Ne~s. His military career ill full regaHa. They stormed, the shop and found . he was crossing the tarmac,laden down with bags ,~. the members of an amateur play soCiety. decor- ,and parcels, an air hostesS) sympathizing' with the pages of The Jewish Chronicle. Here is a ating,the store to prepare an advertisement for the "little man" rushed up to help him lighten report from the issue' of November 9,' 1855: their production of "Stalag 17." The.incident had his .load. ,"Baron James de Rothschlld.-An associatflion w.as a happy ending when the sailors were guests lately formed at Paris, consisting of in uenbal of. the 'actors at dinner. BRIGITTE'S STAND: Brigitt~ Bardot has gentlem,en of various nations, the object of, which' , finally received the recognition she deserves in is to p~ve the way for the introduction Qf a uni-" J TWO SIDES OF THE COIN: Premier Ben- the Yiddish press. Not because of her vaunted formity of weights and measures, in Europe. A MRS. HERZOG AMBASSADOR HERZOG \ Gurion had' a sharp verbal altercation 'with his sex-appeal, her off - the - shoulder blouses and meeting was to be held in September last, and it , Manitoba Premier oDufferin 'Roblin, ' , . Agudist opponents ill the Knesset in the on- ruffled hair-do, but because of her courageous was deemed' 'desir~ble to invite Baron James de DAVID ISMAN ··t d I l' 1956' d be in the mail Sundayevenmg.be- w 0 VISI e srae In an upon' .' going religious conflict when asked why an EI-AI . stand against the OAS, the terroristic organiza- Rothschild to t:j.ke the chair. The day of the ..'h h' cause tables are asslgrted. Tickets has spanned decades 11'\ which ,the hiS return held up testate s I 'J bl b h ' th B d ff ' airplane carrying Bar Mitzvah boys to Israel had tion of the, French colons in Algeria, who sent her meeting being fixed for,a Saturday, the Baron battle for freed€>m has had to be achievements as a model of social I aval a e y p onlng b,e ~nked° Ice l'anded in 'Lydda on Friday, evening after 'sun- threatening letters f9r money, which she publicly declined presiding, declaring that no consideration 'd 'd J' , , '11 t th (WH c3-7309), may e pIC up Id e f en d e d and won aroun the world, 1 ea Ism In act1On, WI accep e I II h ff' 201 down. Ben-Gurion, flatly tej!,!cting the demand exposed. ' , would induce him to violate the sanctity of the , "F' d h' A d" t T d y \ persona y at teo Ice, Room , for debate, asked the Agudists if with their What impelled this seeming symbol of J.ev.ity day; that he was, however, ready to comply with In announcing arrangements, His- I r~en s Ip war ~ex ues ,a , YMHA Building, 370" Hargrave strong moral scruples they had ever taken any and easy going laissez-faire to take the daring the request if another ,day were appointed. tadrut officials reported that Cal-' Feb, 6, at an AppreCiatIOn' Aevemng b ' Street,e S und' ay, Fe.b 4 , b e t ween 10 ed t h I I position on the kidnapping of Yessele ~~hu- step of resisting this 'blackmail effort?' L: Lene- Viscount Ebrington being a member of the com­ gary's drive, under the chairman-, convend t C0 onord H'srae Es m11 as- I'da.m. and 3 p.m. By press ea dl'me, , ."" ,I macher, ,stolen from his parents by relIglOus mann, Paris correspondent of the Montreal Jew- mittee, with true English feeling for consistency ship of Joe Busheikin" will be ,sa , or 0 ana a, IS xce ency I 394 a II ocations' h a d b een ma d e. launched Sunday, Feb. 11, at 8 p,m. Ya acov Herzog and Mrs. Herzeg, I , zealots. ' ish Eaglef thinks he has found the answer. of conduct and earnestness of religious sentiment, j As for, the EI-AI plane, this was a. Jewish Explaining quite primly that he h'as no wish to prevailed on his Continental colleagues, less pre­ in the Community Buiiding, The The program is set for 8 p.m, in the! 'Presiding at th~ official program , Agency matter and "1 don't know what the pry into the star'!; private life for purposes of pared to appreciate the scruples of the Jewish next evening (Monday, Feb, 12) the Alexandra 'Room, Royal Alexandra I will be Manitoba Bond "chairman Agency does," said the aged l~ader. mere sensation-seeking, he states that the key hanker, to postpone the meeting from the Sab­ campaign will open in Regina, where Hotel. ' M'aitland B. Steinkopf, Q,C. lies in Brigitte's current male interest - the 'bath to the following Monday, although a less chairmen Sam Shragge a~d David This will be' the Ambassador'.' GRAVE 'CONCERN: Who would expect to young French, film actor Samy Frey. Samy is a conV'enient day, when the Baron took the c4air." Isman have 'orga~ized a strong com- firs~ official visit to ,Manitoba Jewry. I . find an excerpt from the Alenu prayer in a tele- J'ewish youth, 'both' of whose parents were deported mittee including Charles Freedman. He Holds a warm place in, the i H· t d tEl phonedirectory?-It is quoted in Hebrew to adver- by the Nazis land never returned. He was raised ,MOSES HAD NO TV: "Moshe Rabenu never Ben Shapiro, H. oFages, I. Spector, affections of Canqdiqn Jew,:y be- 'I IS a ru n ers tise a Jewish cemeteI:Y in the Washington, D.C., by relatives and in orphan -homes until he grew knew of television, and got along very well with- J. Weinberg, A. WassJews par ,- and 'an a.irline recently ~ot as jumpy as icouver on Sunday, Feb. 18. Sunday, since all invitations must , Sociologists and educators blame the parents who do send cards must, therefore, come as a If It d been, 401dmg one when It learned ~ Jew '. for the break-down of juvenile restraints, espe- reli~f to'the stationery trade. Is this practice to was aboard a plane about to land at Dhahran on to Feature cially' middle-class parents whQ prov.ide tp,.eilr be condemned? A card to a non-Jew is, of 'course, the way to Rome. , 'IWeizman Chapter children with j'advantages,")such as Cha Cha Cha a thoughtful'courtesy, hut a card to 'a Jew is an Henrietta 'Y. Zoltrow; of Washington, D.C., Around the World in Fashions "lessons at the age 'of ten. At about twelve, most impertinence. Yet even. an impertinence can be tells the story of her recent ,trip to the Mid-East: CLARA PEARLMAN -LITVA:CK. MmIA~ BREITMAN American boys 'and glrls have heen on their first tempered. with good humour. How about the' "After departure, at Bombay, the captain of the ,"Around the World in Fashion" will be presented ~unday, Feb. 11, date, Family Life CO-!}fdinator, ~ quarterly jour- card which r,eMs: "C,an't see you on Christmas:" airIiner announced that there would Rabbi 9 p,m., at the Royal Alexandra nal published by the University of Oregon,' re- Day - I'm going to a Bar Mitzvah." stop in Dhahran, and the stewardess proceeded to hotel, by the Weizmann Chapter ports, and many parents are seriously worried ' collect our passports, 'as she informed me that of Haqassah. . when a girl is not dating steadily by the time THE ORIENTAL VOGUE has overt'aken the the officials in Saudi Arabia insisted on checking I she is 16. According'to those who work with restaurant .trade. Th.e New York Kosher Sausage every passport passing through. DesIgned in cooperation with J I Leonard Stone of PAci, the '~how " ' teenagers, it is the parents who "push" them ,Compa!lY,I;I marketI!lg packets of frozen .mo~-, "I jokingly mentioned that they might not ABE GREENBERG features an interpretation of lead­ into adult patterns of behaviour 'and, not, the goo-gaI-p.en, .chow-gal-kow, and other such ~hl- return my passport because I was of Jewish , youngsters who are to be blamed. "Today's par- ,nes~ dehc.aCles, and there hav~ been 'anxIOUS faith ... whereupon the steward~ss turned white ing fashion trends as seen in great Winnipeg Histadrut's drive to " " movies of our time. establish 'a Youth Centre in ,Petah ents 'push a child, towards an earl~er marriage whlsp~rs m sO.me quarters that the supre~a~y ~ .. '. She asked me, did the airline know that , ' pf 'riR:vah, Israel,' announced enco~l'~ , when he 'is about 10," The New York Times gefIlte fis~ IS about to be challenged., .ThlS~S' before I"boarded an<;l 'she 'got so panicky that I Various countrIes have been selec- , ' recently quoted expert sociologIst opinion. grav~ new~. For ~any pe?ple gefilte fish !S theIr assured her that I was American born ... and ted along with 'a film depicting the aging results this week. Volun tecrs M'any U.S. Jewish Community Centres' now last lmk WIth {udalsm. If It sh?uld ever gIve. way even served in the Women's Army. Corps for over country in question, for example, of ,both the traditional campaign and follow the lead of New York'& "Ninety-Second ~o mo?-goo-gal-pen or chow-gal-kow, they WIll be. three years and that there' was 'nothing in my "Exodus" represen ting Israel. The I the newly established Professional Street YM and YWHA" by offering dancing les- IrretrIevably lost. passport to indkate ,that I was Jewish. film background music,' special film and Businessmen's Council attend­ sons for 'boys and girls ages 10, 1,1 and 12. It WAY TO MAN'S SOUL: The traditional third "I will not mention the name of the airline effects and fashions disp)ay~d in the ing the first of a series of worloers' offers a Junior Ballroom course in formal ball- 'Shabbat meal, the ShaIosh Seudah, is heing re- as the cre:v acted in my' beha1f. However, they film, will be brought to life by rallies, reported results w hie h room dancing for children of the 5th, 6th and 7th vived, and it has helped to reha'Qilitate the Shab- we~e so' frIghtened, that after a conrerence, they models, Mesdames: L. Thompson, topped returns of the same period grades. Social etiquette and manners are stressed bat mincha and maariv services. The chief repast deCIded not to hand my passport ih at all for :vI, Greenberg, M. Cohen, ,1. Kraut, last year by some 25 pel' cent. Abe in order to give the pupils poise and self-assurance on these occasions is the herring, together with fear that the plane w~)Uld he det'ained a.nd cause W. Goldberg, A, Rice, J, Rissen, S, Greenberg, a vice-chairman, stated at public functions. Dances include fox-trot, a little whisky, which together induce a marvel- me embarr~ssment. - Roitenberg, L. Mantell, N. Spigel­ that, "included were many new con- waltz, cha cha cha, lindy and party mixers. Par- lous feeling of fellowship. Smoked salmon and "I rel!lamed on the plan~ during the time it tHan, S. Salita, .1:1. Kngan, G. Ruskin, MRS. MAURICE GUTNIK ,tributors resulting from the soliei- ties with refreshments will be held during the beigle~ popularize the Sunday morning service- stopped m Dhah~an.' b!1~ could not help but be S, Berney and' Miss B. Freedman', M, Cohen and Mrs. M. Greenberg. \ lations by new wO~'kers, recruited course. and WIth great success. Food has always played repelled by the mdlgmbes that Americans and :vIessrs. Peter Parker and George Commentators will be Mrs. M. I through the Councll, exemplifying U.S. rabbis are frequently called upon to an important' p:;trt in Jewish ritual, and its im- personnel of an American airline 'are subjected Dawes of CJAY-TV, Nick Miller G~tnik ~nd Ra?ph Drewitt. Door: the willingness of young p:ople to and Farrel Funsten of Blue Bomb­ counsel, teenage unmalTied expedant mothers portance is growing. The way to man's soul is to by: the A~ab countries, ..." pl'lWS Will be g,lven away. 'shoulder the burdens carried so . and their distraught parents. Traditional Jewish obviously through his stomach. Smoe, MISS Zoltrow told National Jewish Post ers, Jack Slater and Norman Odwak. " Cha' . and Opinion, she's tested the State Department Tickets,' at $1.50, are' available by 11 ong and conscieIjtiously by 'veter- by Ch The fashions, supplied 'by Hollins­ caII mg Mrs. S. Roitenberg, EDison, . s t'an d ard sh 0f cUbond ct aref replaced B M't h" POINTED REFERENCE: "Nothmg new contention that Jews can t J d .' . , ' f th '" H dd"'] worth and Hanford Drewitt, will be 4-4806, or 'Mrs. W. Brownstone, ans 0 e eampBlgn, e a "'" Cha _ tree years. e ore ar I zva. . under the . sun..... '" The present discuss'oI ns on ' "I requested" ~ a ,VIsa, merelyge asor aalllan test vls'ascas,e ....that KNIGHT IN DISTRESS: One sprmg morning the adopbon of the deCImal system by Bribain a Jewish organization asked me t t f d' NEW YORK-label A, Katz, president of B'nai B'rith (left), meets with, Chief" Rabbi c,:,-ordinated by Mrs. L, Thompson, HUdson 9-9235, or from !jny chap- that the distribution of cards had Moses Rosen of Roumania. Rabbi Rosen Is visiting here, meeting with leaders of the along with fashion, chairmen Mrs, tel' member. now been completed, t~dda airport wa~, crowded, with coloured straw 'find a ~ympathetic echY" in the last century from they refused because of religion." 0 ry or, an Americ;m Jewish community. '

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