Community Dies in Montana;
Funds Sent to United Jewish Appeal

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LOS ANGELES (JTA) — The
United Jewish Appeal here has
received a check for $2,674.79
marking the virtual death of a
far western Jewish community
which flourished for nearly a cen-
tury.

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SIEGE'S
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The check had been sent by
Norman Winestine, of Helena,
Mont., UJA state chairman for the
state of Montana. With the check
came a letter explaining that the
money represented the liquidated
funds of the ladies auxiliary of
Helena's Temple Emanuel, closed
out by the women's organization
because the city no longer has a
Jewish community or a temple.
"It is with considerable sadness
that I remit the enclosed check,"
Winestine wrote. "We have had
Jewish religious services in Hel-
ena since the first white man pan-
ned gold in Last Chance Gulch.
"In 1891 a handsome temple
was built, and was maintained
for 30 or 35 years. At various
times the ladies auxiliary of
Temple Emanuel raised funds
for the repair and decoration of
the temple. But with the decline
of the Jewish community in this
city, the funds can no longer
be used for this purpose.
"We are therefore enclosing the
entire balance of the temple fund.
We know it will be thoughtfully
spent in the rescue and rehabilita-
tion of our Jewish brethren
wherever emergencies exist."
Jewish population statistics
show that there were 2,500 Jews
in Montana in 1905, about 1,500
in 1907, and 700 last year, about
half of these in Butte and Billings.

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BRUSSELS (JTA) —A leading honor itself with such practices,'
Belgian Socialist appealed to the the Belgian leader wrote.
Soviet Union against continuing
to dishonor itself with anti-Semi-
tism "before all those in the world
Dinner at DARBY'S
who are trying to understand its
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revolution and its struggle."
Marcel Busiau, Parliamentarian
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for the open common council
berth, June 11, at Calvert Cater-
ing on Woodward . . . Also slated
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leaders with a keen interest
toward the type of city govern-
mansion. Most exhibitors from out-of-
ment Larry is advocating.
state.
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DR. EARL KAPLAN was hon-
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ored with a dinner at Sheraton-
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gan just west of Southfield.
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. . • Week before last, he was on
four programs, speaking about
children walking, women wearing
high heels and other podiatry
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topics . . . all of which leads to
the confusion of how feet tied in
with the promotion of Michigan
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Belgian Socialist Assails Russian Anti-Semitism

VACATIONING IN Key West,
Fla., Al Golden sat fishing from
the end of a pier, and all day long
a stranger sat behind him, watch-
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and asked with sarcastic polite
ness, "Did it ever occur to you
to do some fishing of your own?"
. . . Never," admitted the kibitzer
cheerfully. "I haven't the patience
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Communal Jews Urged
to Rise to Challenges

LOS ANGELES ( J T A ) — The
Jewish communal workers in the
United States must face a series
of problems challenging every
Jew and every American today,
and must act vigorously to help
solve those problems.

One thousand members of the
National Conference of Jewish
Communal Service were thus
warned by Jacob T. Zukerman of
New York, president of the con-
ference, in an address here open-
ing the organization's five-day 66th
annual assembly.
Meeting in the West for the first
time in its history, the conference
was joined by a number of asso-
ciate groups, including the Na-
tional Association of Jewish Cen-
ter Workers, the National Council
for Jewish Education, the Associa-
tion of Jewish Communal Rela-
tions Workers and the National
Association of Jewish Homes for
the Aged.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 5, 1964
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