The Boruchov Jewish schools, named after the late Poale Zion leader, B. Boruchover, are now celebrating their tenth anniversary. There are five such schools in Buenos Aires and several in the provinces. They were organized before the Poale Zion split and were then taken over by the Left Poale Zion. The schools have done much to counteract the assimilationist tendency among the Jewish youth. A representative alumni committee is aiding in the celebration.
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