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Thursday. March 4, 19.71 .l:'al'e 'l'hrce Page Two THE JEWISH POST Thursday, MarclJ. 4, 1971 THE JEWISH, PQ8T , . -- The New Leader The Jewish Defense Leag&Be Folk Music As a Mirror, ofJewish. Histery Latest in 'F~shionWear By HARRY SCHACH~R, gettj¥g refugees out of Europe and getting the Erwin Jo~pe, the .De~ o~the ...... ••. (/ ...... ' .. . ". . 'OnView at Mizrachi Show of the Conservatives President, Youth for, Israel tracks to the death camps bombed-they failed School of Fme Arts, Uruverslty of . . . .. , . During the las.t. -three ye~S t~e North Ame- utterly. .' .... Judaism in California will be the March 9th,at' 8:30. p.m . The election of Sidney . Spivak as leader of .rioan .Jewish community has "been confronted in There is a fundamentalc;hfference between next speaker in the Town Hall Se­ This year, fashions from' Ricki's the Progressive Conservative Party a dramatic and painful waywith a.u«;w challenge. the objectives of the major organizat~ons and"~he ries on Sunday, March 7·th. at 8:30 will be shown, featuring the latest marks a return to power in 'that party of the re-. Jews are being forced to think agam about the objectives of the JDL. Tlle AmerIcan Jewsh p,m. at rthe Y,'MJIA. Dean Jospe in "hot pants", sui,ts, dresses, coats, form and progress-minded. gr.', oup t.hat D. uff ~.ob1in ..... raie they.wantto .play. in North A:m.,er~cans.ociety. ,Congress, B'nai B'rith, the CJC, a~d the ot~ers, is'" dynamic musician whose in_ ~d evening. wear. Modelling the h T Th 1 t f W I C want Jews to become successful, .integral parts first at~racted to t .e. orles: ... e e ec Ion 0 '. a- ... The~r comfortabl,e mIddle e1ass. eXIstence ~ an- of" th' I'S society. The JDL claims. that this is: im-, terests range widely through music ou.tfi·t s. will be girls from· the Aca­ ter WeIr over ' 10 '1968 mar~ed.a ada .and the Umted States has ,been challenged and the performing arts. iHe has demy of Modelling, with Mrs. YicItie reaction by the Tory rank a;nd file and Spivak',s.· bYJhe. violent,. Pllblicity-seeking Jewish Defence possible' that at best Jews can only live uneasily conducted orchestra, chorus and Warner,' of"·the Academy, as co­ defeat of Enns means a return of the element in '. League. .. . . , . . . and apa~t. More than this, the JDL doesn't want ballet. at the Chicago Stadium and ordinator of, the show. Miss Miriam the party that brought· it to' power in 1958. But' These have been years o'ffi-sing nationalism, Jews to become part of the North American main­ International Amphitheatre before 'Baron will provide pianQ. accom­ Spivak's win was a squeaker,. and a large bl~c of' i.ncreasi~i violence and militancy, and areI)..ewed .stream, It wants Jews to retain a separate iden- audiences of 20,(01) with such ~lo­ palilinent. '11 f ~. t th d Id' . . ' h Th J . h tity, and it wants them to fight ~nti-Semitism ,i ists as Richard Tucker. and Jan Tories stl. yearn or a .reuum '0 e goo .. 0." quest, for identity among t e young.. e·. eWlS with dramatic and, if necessary, :V.lolent means. , .F:/?llowing the show, a peerce. H!, has composed choral days, whatever that means. IfSpivll:k's win means Def~ncEl League ~s a manifestation of all these Thus it projects an image of Jews that frightens niUsica~ J,>riogrllm::feat~lrir,g IQCal a1'l­ anything, it is that theTorieshav.e managed to 'phenomena. It is a product of the climate of and.offends the establishment groups .. The' JDL works sung thrOughout the United Rachel Fink, States and the Score of Lewicks overcome a death wish,but just barely, . . violence that swept urban North .America during has been franticanydenounce by the Iilajor or- Reflr~shmerlts will d "The Golem". iHe . lectures on 'Jew': Because , 1;he rney.rLiberal leader" th~ la~e 60's., Its leader, the amhitious and im- . h h f th . , U ish music at American universities ERWIN JOSPE . , is Jewish, an extra compliCation was;added.:t;o tlie,s;agu:!?tIve .;M\;l)r.~!1ane':.'l?l~y:.e(l ?,~ ~he fears?f ganizations,. and t. e reasonshgob i « . ~\ ~r WI)rkiIig' : 'l~hind . the .s~nes are • and serves as music dire'etor of ',WI.' :N. Tory leadership···· carri.paio+..' .. :w:.. "o.lid.·two. J e. .·sh .' ... I,ow,. e. r hiidd.l. e'.:Cll¥~."s, "Je, wsin .. ew. c;Yo.rk fo.. r ·hIS than tactical -diffelielwes ovel1.t .e'es :yvay . . e p 'I retl1rn he was enth~iastically" com- .y.u", .. ,,,. W0 lch, M ts.. G Loffman, and "'.' B t h I b I' SoviefJewry. But among Jews who want to National Summer Institute of the mended by. the State Department H. Bogdonov. Co-chairing ao- party leaders be. too many? •.Appar~tly neither,mlbalbas~of.support., u . lsappea 1S 0 VIO\l;S Y establish an identity that is both Jewish'and anti- [, B'nai B'rith mllel. for not~ble ,contribution to inter- LEON BELL . ti.viti:es' 'U.:c.. 'p" v:"" tsk d , , of the .two.traditional Parties thoughts/) . bUt , mUa completely systems.· They have tal}en pl"lde every Jew,' away from Judaism alld the Jewish community. , throughout South East Asia. On his , , elected or appointed to high offiCe. Now Kahane Among prominent Jewish leaders in recent years " . Rosh PinA Synagogue, Shaarey Ze': Dean Jospe.· ... ' . ,By R.e~cu~ l ~ , , , polarized Manitoba, split right and left. The best is saying that the. whole history' of these organi- only Meir -Kahane has managed to reach· youn~ I , ,.J safegtiard:J.gain~tthiil' aangeris. in 'the. person- .zations has, been a fraud, a cringing search for ,people. The men who run the CJC and B'nal .ality. and cast of. mind of ,the new' Conservative "respectability". When it came to a' real tes~ . B'rith 'should try to figure out why. '71 Medical, , Aid Luncheon To", . Aid Israel. ' .. ' , ~ ,i \ ,li~ader. ' :' 1 . .'.f. I The" ConservatIves..' • • certainly picked an out-· ,- One of Hadassah-WizO's a guest .address by Mrs. Kenneth Leb, .G. B. 'Mass,M.' Sha~ra, ..,i major annual functions, the '1971 FogaIlty, wife of Ottawa's ma!for. Tregebov, M.· Wall and L~ We:rm,r, I , standing person. . , . · ., ,\ Soviet' Propagan.da in,theMaU Medical Aid' Luncheon will be held who recently accompanied 'her hus- '. Sidney Spivak comes 'by his leadership ability " . i ; ),1 1:00' p.m. Tuesday, March 23rd, in band on a Hadassah tour Of Isr·ael. , , naturally. His late father Malek was a Jewish . The Anti-Defamation League ofB'nai B'rith which remain are mostly in dilapidated condition; ! " :8Osh Pina syUagogue, luncheon, co- Three major projects are given I ; community· leader; and his mother Rose' still is. revealed that theU.&S.R. is mailing a 50~page that .onlythree ,have rabbis or cantors, two of the chainnen Mrs. A. D.' Fainstein and support: through 'the Medical Aid : i ': '., Sidney. got· thelbug eady, tand he·'b.as~been,"'pr(}pagand~(~~nl'phlet" en~itled'''Sovi'~f J:ev(.s: l"3Jbbis are over 75 yearfi of age and that thlITe Mrs.-H. Fleishnlan have ·~ouIic~d. Luncheon:' . . . : ~ ,~ active' in .community affaitssinc~ his youth .. His . Fact and FI<;tlon" to AmerICans· who sIglled pe- are no' young potential replacements. \ I The function, o;p~. to the entire G Magen David Adorn. the ,.J~lna.1. ~, t ability and his energetic drive msually l'esuIted titions on behalf of Soviet Jewry, wrote to the "In addition,'.' Mr.. Graubard said, "the state­ community, supports vital' projects centrai blood ,bank institution. i t l i 11 in hisbeing.drafted.·aspresidentiof any'organiza- Soviet. embassy 'in' ·this· country or to Kremlin ment on minyans may be completely misleading in Israel desigried' to alleviate the III Asaf H~fe, at Sarafand, a ·, i' '~ tion :he joined,and a'Hst of:his activities, in Jew- officials in Russia. The ,Vaniphlet, .the League to non-Jewish Americans who read the pamphlet heavy burden on .the Jewish State's sprawling, 60S-'bed medical cen- , .1· .I'. , , . ish affairs reads Jil,e .. the roster of, evel'Y' Jewish warned,"is more fiction'than fact and is an ob- 'without knowing that a minyan consists of' 10 or medical faciIiti'fs which are severely tre concerned chiefly with han- t' • group except Ha'dassah, ·His mother and his wife .vious attempt to stemcriticistriof Soviet treat- more 'people who pr~y together -in a private . taxed due to ongoing needs and dicapped children and ·adults. are ,activ.e enough: in that ,organization. . , . ment. of Jews". . . "". home or wherever they get together and .,not heavy' casualties experienced ~ince " A hospital at Eilat, operated for . I Anyone whb Can 'run a:. Jewish commuriitY . According to SeYIil'OUr' Graubard" national necessarily in a synagogue." ,! . . the Six-Day War.. preventative medicine, confine.. organization, with. the personality'clashes, desire' chairman of the .. J;.eague, the pamphlet was writ- . The ~ork. also states that books in Yiddish The luncheon is sponsored ,by the ments and clilld care services. . for .·.,~kuvet",· and.conflicting wi'Sh~s' of its "mem- . ten exclusively 'for Western consumption. He. said a\'~c publis.hed regularly and that 21 have been wives of the medical, dental,· phar- Serving on. the luncheon com- " . bership,. is .getting an ,invaluable training'in prac- it deals with'~:half~trriths, genera!izations,. arid in 'printed.'since 1959, 8 in 1968 and 1969 with mqre maceutical, optometrical and allied mittee are Mesdames S;· Blumenthal, . SIDNEY TREPEL··. tical politics; . ~ some cases; With outdated matE)rml that IS 30 to planned. Mr Graubard pointed out that 21 Yld- pr!>iessions, in behalf of' HaaaSsah, , D. Brodovsky. L. Cogan, I. Gold- o ••• committee ': 0 A special' feature this year will be berg, R.' oK. iHalprin, T. HecMer,' I, " Sidney SpiViak has a quick and 'brilliantmi~d, 1- .y;ears ~Id". . . dish books in a decade is low.. even by SQyiej; . 'f :: able to grasp. complicated matters, put them into . "PublIshed by th.e NOVOS~l Press Agency Pub-. standards sllee' 19 were .published in 1946 alune, • . . paSt . De~oting their tune and services ". , " , .' . . . the ~a:use chaimllID, Samuel 1 ) . , a logic~l;!lequence. anfor )isttlning' to. different· offIce, the work IS purportedly 'based on data last year of afio~rrishing Yiddish bO,ok tra,de.. , \ BoshPinaPlUrina Tea sleep .... a . l!!ads sponsors chairman,' H~ry '. Nepon; . J l points of view. He has the ability to get the most supplIed by the U.S.S.R. c.entr~.l StatIstwal Bo~rd 'The pamphlet, which in addition to. being , out of others cwith9ut dt:iying- tliem, ,Re. is ,ener- .: ~~d, ot~er govermnent, agenCIes, toge~h~r WIth mailed to Americans here is available to tourists . in song . . . 'a treasUrer; Lou ElkIn; immediate .' ,( getic and llliSparing ofhi~own energy~ He ,has·· . m.t~rvI~ws 'gr~nt:d 'by co~petent sp~altst~ ~nd at Soviet airports, restaurants and hotels, eii.- . i, lFe,.tures· 'Loca" Art scrub a tiny 1,lair of dirty.' . past' . chairmen, . Martin COrne and , , a cheerful lunch hour . . Gordon Pollock. ,... I a warm and generous heart, . ' .. ' . .' ?ffICmls ' ..It dIsl!!lsse~ the Issue· of anb-SemItIsl!! plains the .low number of emigrants .to Israel 5:00 p.m.' ·1 " hide andse~. '.•.. :A!l, OveraUclIalrman of this Child , · He;W:illne~ilalIthose gifts in the months 10 t~e~SovI.et Um.onwlth the stAteme.nt~hatantI- by pointing to the "exceptionally strained situa-, Mrs. Tykie Muttner, chairman, ., \ , ahead. Wish him, well, for it is not inconceivable Semlbsm I~ outlawed 'by. tl:le ConstItutIOn. . ,. tion in the Middle East brought about by' inees- lier cOlIU1Uttee, have e>nsto both men and women · centres, .day . nurseries, I x.:;uncheon . wUI .alSo be. held lit .the f Manitoba,' , .' '(Guest~ito,rial by Lee'Scbacte~) are~pen .to Jews ~n the. SOVIet. U~l.lonand. that extl'emists ....",'. . j toatbencl. There will be an art disc kindergar~ " ! d , . " ,... ' '. .>,.: .. .. '.' .. , .,.. , ,Jews achleve:gr~aj;:f~me~nd prommence. Mr. Graul:iard said ,that two other. Novosti play featuring paintings, . . resl~ent hOllle.~,. ru: surn~er R.<>sh. :p.ina·:Syriagogue, earlier, ,on , I, ~" , . . . , Mr. GralJ'oatd' said th.at Jewish career oppor-' . .camp~. ~~,ee~Wo~~n, In:tall~tionsMarch 24th.' S~nsors are Alex and I ,; and. sculptures. Artits whose work ces . " " " . , :" , ,. .tunities are in;ract limited by quotas inhigh.:level pamphlets, hlatantly anticIsrael a!ld anti-Jewish, is to ·be, seel). are: . and ms.titutlOn~ provide., he .r -. Ar,chie, Ch;l11l". Inquiries may . 'be g sa,ry skilled care tOl: children. who directed. to the Pioneer Women's 'J' f\u'" ·}···S·· ,H:····".,,'.'1';. '.C·· ':.5' .·T,.· occupations ,s\lch as medicine and law, Jews are aSre .atlsoU·b.ein mda~e ava,ilable to toubri.sts in ~hd Pat Kettner, Laya ,l~raemer, Din­ unknown .in the foreign. trade and diplomatic'. OVIe mon an 10 some cases are' emgmaI, e soc:ial.service·wards, orphans. or office; 589-~3 .. ) l . sie Gloherman, Lucy illikin, Louella I . . .. ,. . to. Americans here, Ca:lIed "Zionism': Instrument /th.os€,wihos,e parents have been tem­ ?~ Levitt,. Tilli6 Freedman, ;', . schools are completely.closed tQJe",s. . .' of Imperhl1ist. Re"ction," . t. he In<>mphl.ets' ·w.ere porarily incapacitatejl, "or unable· to '''eOldest Anglo-J!1Wlsh Weekly in·WesternCa.nada. .' He wllnt o'n to say that while the pamphlet .....~ b ':, lMorry, Edith' Ruseri, Gladys 'IDnl'~L·.1 their. parental duties. The ...... ' 1925. " :' boasts of. 8,000, .Jewish deputies to. the Supreme published in two editions in 1970, one dated Fe - ';. · " ESTA~$nEJ) Lola. Lavitt, Au'bie Jacob, Leonard leI At:res' f/ects , ,'. . . f J Ish Co I~ tMt' .' ., h 'ruary-March, the other March.:May;' ,. funds realized {(om the Pioneer Wo- I'•• ued weeklJ:I'nlnw~':.'l:I~'~"!"ntad :O"_ternev.- Cana~~)nn lie lea. ,Soviets.; .it f,ails.. .l;o m, elI.tiOl\. thtat t ere.·are some ". '.' .' . Marcoe, Gad .Friman, Leon ·, l: Dr. ITn'>n'~' Child Rescue Projects are " • ~ .reWIshObZ~;;;:... :rt-;;.FcSt.u;, ~..;, hm&m; __ tw,O mIllIOn suchdeputI~s a.ll", old-whIch makes... T~e Febrq.ary::March issue~lIoo.~ion~sm bin. Lainy Rubin, Esther. Chernick, DiRctOrs' .'o,e"".d ! · oiIcy relegated to this end'Atarecent' meeting of the 'neWlY , • ,>fe~ ..,r »femller ~i~. J~ TeI"phlc~; N .... Yo:k .' ,the 8,000 figure",094% !lfth~,to~l .. Jews co~-· '!l'p and. practice of t11e Je'Ylsh. 'bIg p0lltge.;. ~llnsky, Sybil Kay, and ,. ,. . " .... " '. . stitute 1.09% of the SovIet ,populatIOn. ' ' , ," OISIe th~t havebecoJl1e closely J,ollt WIth theID?n~ Beattie Malkin. ' T·he .Pioneer . Women l,Ilmually elected Board of Directors Of the , , ..' Pablltihi.l~e~ ?-'b."IBoiu b~ . '. , .' . " Mr. Gra.}~ba:W,poi~ted ?ut. t~at t~~ Cepotral opo!y .crrcles ~f ,:he .l,Jni~~g State,s ~Ild other un- In addition, several boutiques will spOnsors a Men~s Child Rescue Din- Bel Acres such as· . cobbler provide' ,these nec!essary and vital tio~' indicaied for 19'11; .' . : ".. , ; 0 • I ~ 1· . " . 'J. ',. • ,.,'., •• t.EO'J.L'EzACK'!-' of,:the ~39"rri.~JllPEifs ~ .J.'~W1sh •. In ,:t939" more men .?~ AI,:ab soIl b~1OgS to.one -s. mpid the N.azl .. sehoices;', This yeiu-the 2li;tannilitl Presid~nt, non Nutlw; ~. Vice- . i I :, -' , aprons, Ma1:ro coverS' and iPQf ~h~,:.go~~utte~/W~fl;JeWlSh.: .:.. :.,atrQCI~IeS on. occuPIed."Sj)vIet terrItQrY ·durmg hand-towels as well as iiew Men's eMil Rescue Dinhef'. win be ·:Presid~nt. Joo Shore;'., 2nd ·V~e:... ; .' , i ~ held at the Rosh /Plna, Syn~gogit(i, Pr¢dent, ,Morgan An!1ersoD; I', . ';;',.:iJANE'I"SB'AJl'.Ii'.Ill Edftiit ;',: ',', .. ".<., .. ' DIscl?-~s~,re1i~.o,nJ.~h,~. pllJ);lphl:t ~?t;eg.,that ,+he ~,econd Wor~g .W~r, " ...... ' ,~.' frOm the g;h shop. See- ' " l ~ . ' " ,' .. ,Head ~GiIlce:\;;lMN"ain.-Sfiw~o,; canada' ,. .,;·:there are' .1QP,. s~ag,?~:s I~m' bJg' cltle.s,a,nd., .0< T.he'term ZIGpl!>t', .. :Mr,,;,Graubal1d saId,.... ;JS ·lWsh SiSterhood hold its .Monies ,raised will ,be 'Used to March 24th; ,at,;S:30 p.m •. Guest retary, Bob .i8rwm1fell;.;,'1;Uias~; tpe ~ , ,.,. .' will ", '" ...;",..,;;. ~" .. sulJ"cJi~~';;~.~ mi... "!;,·,, ,;~. • ."more'~ha~. 30~ ml~!p. ,y.ano~;pl.ac~,,.;wh~I:.e· " us~,.:.as'4< i.e~phem!s:m' f4);r- ,J,a:ws·.:!!l.nd ,a~l: ,thm~s annual Torah Fund Purim Tea on further .. ~brew education thrOugh .' sp~aker' will "te:Abie Na~' '1%eMSt Glass,. and m;;mW.at' :targei . Sunday, Mareh theTomh FUn(l. .' " .... ,; :. ~eoD ....~.,.()I~mQl~.,:, .diiuier will' Ibi'~atered .by M~ni's. 'Ed KimelmaD.· .":,<;' C' , .... "~ ,~ PhOnI,l:589i7a3tL-l.(J'tt'iI>r;1'1'~('~1 . '. '. 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