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SEPTEMBER 14, 1945
THE CANA.DIAN JEWISH REVIEW
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6706 A HAPPY NEW YEAR 1945
Mr. and Mrs. B. Cleman
and son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. George Cleman,
762 Stuart Avenue,
Outremont, Quebec.
to all tlMir rwlattm aad frfaadi fw UM
6706 A HAPPY NEW YEAR 1945
Mr. and Mrs. H. Friedman
and family,
434 Manning Avenue, Toronto, Ontario.
Wiimj to all tteir riUtlTt* and frknda Otalr tort wtato for tk� H�ljr Day*.
A New Year Greeting
By Sir Ellsworth Flavette,
National Chairman of The
Canadian Palestine Committee
The disaster to the Jews of Europe in the pre-war yean and during World War II should be �uf-flcient to shatter the complacency of all the victorious nations in re-"gard to the world Jewish problem.
After World War I the Allied Powers dedicated a National Home for the Jewish people in Palestine to the amelioration and solution of this problem. This was done with the spur of a much less urgent crisis in the affairs of world Jewry than exists today. The setbacks suffered by that National Home are part of tke pattern of world policy which defeated world peace and the League of Nations in the inter-war period.
It is believed that the United Nations will deal justly with the Jewish people in the matter of Palestine, an issue which rests so heavily on the Christian conscience of the world. To the Jewish people it is the New Year's wish of the Canadian Palestine Committee that for them will be speedily realized what so admirably fits the aim and experience of the Jewish people, the goal mentioned in Clause 3 of the Atlantic Charter, "sovereign rights and self-government restored to those who have been forcibly deprived of them."
MARRIAGES
5706 A HAPPY NEW YEAR 1945
Mrs. Meyer Lefcort,
5448 Brodeur Avenue,
Notre Dame de Grace, Quebec.
Kxtanda to all tor relatives and frioad*
tor tort wUtoa for tto Holy Dayi.
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6706 A HAPPY NEW YEAR 1945
Dr. and Mrs. David Shukyn
and family,
575 Euclid Avenue,
Toronto, Ontario.
Extoad to all ttolr rtUtivea aad friend* ttolr tort wUtoa for tto Holy Day*.
� � * 5706 A HAPPY NEW YEAR 1945
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Solomon
of Three Rivers, Quebec.
Extend to all ttolr rtlatiTO* and friend* ttolr tost with** for tto Holy Day*.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Shore, 479 Roxton Road, announce the engagement of their only daughter, Ida, to Maury Kroll. of Buffalo, N.Y., son of the late Mr. and Mrs. L. Krpll, the marriage to take place in December.
Maurice H. Bernstein, IB? Oak-wood Avenue, died on September 7, in his forty-sixth year, at Toronto General Hospital, lifter an illness of six weeks. He is survived by his wife. Bertha; one son, David; one daughter, Judith; one sister, Mrs. J. Levene, of Winnipeg, Man.; and one brother, Major A. H. Bernstein, C.D.C., who is returning from overseas. The funeral took place from Benjamin's Chapel, and interment was at Goel Tzedec Synagogue Cemetery. Mr. Bernstein was active in the Zionist Organization,
THE JEWS OF MOROCCO
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lieberman, 26 Wells Hill Avenue, announce the engagement of their older daughter, Bella, to Harold Pomer, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Pomer, St. Clair Avenue West, the marriage to take place on December 26.
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The marriage of Lyla Carol, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Mark J.
Hands, 68 Burnaby Boulevard, to Irving Albert Poslana, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Posluns, 67 Lyndhnrst Avenue, took place on Thursday, September 6, at Holy Blossom Temple, Rabbi A. L. Fein-berg officiating. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a bouffant gown of antique ivory-colored faille taffeta, fashioned with a drop-shoulder yoke of sheerest ivory tulle. Her finger-tip veil was crested with a spray of ivory ostrich tips and she carried a Bible with a spray of blue-tinted gardenias and a shower of swan-sonia and stephanotis. Mrs. Lome Greene, sister of the bride, was matron of honour, wearing a frock of blue crepe, the long skirt accented with a flaring peplum. She had a spray of matching blue ostrich tips in her hair, with a short shoulder veil, and carried a cascade of amethyst, wine, and chartreuse-coloured gladioli petals. Misses Phyllis Kurtz and Cecile Goodman, as bridesmaids, wore similar frocks in petal-pink shade, *rfth pink ostrich tips in their hair. Jack Mendelsohn attended the groom as best man, and the ushers were Lome Greene, Jack Pos-hms, brother of the groom; Bertram Wineberg, and Wolfe Goodman. The wedding music was played by Erie Schaeffer at the organ, and during the signing of the register, William Morton sang. The bride's mother, Mrs. Hands, received in a gown of lime-green crepe, accented with purple velvet trimming. Mrs. Posluna, mother of the groom, was in grey crepe, with a hat fashioned of shaded fuchsia-coloured feathers. The bride and groom left for their wedding trip to New York and Atlantic City, N.J., the bride in an ensemble of grey, trimmed with beaver, brown accessories, and a corsage of flame aad chartreuse - coloured gladioli petals. Out-of-town guests were: Mr. aad Mrs. R. Lasker, of New York; Dr. and Mrs. M. Stitt, of Fort William; Mr. and Mrs. B. Gfwot, of Ottawa; and Mr. and Jfra, L. GranaUtde, of Montreal,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Title, 315 Richview Avenue, announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Henee, to Gerald N ashman, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Nashman, 12 Castieview Av6nue, the marriage to take place in December.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gerry, 24 Montrose Avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sylvia, to Manuel Davidson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Davidson, 38 Robert Street, the marriage to take place on February 10.
TORONTi MEETINGS
� COUNCIL of Jewish Women: Children's Service Group annual Yom Kippur night dance, at the Concert Hall of the Royal York Hotel, on Monday, September 17, in aid of Jewish Girls' Camp, Mount Sinai Hospital, Sick Children's Hospital, has as conveners Meadames William Eisenberg, HY. 6663; Samuel Cans, MA. 2863.
(Continued from Page Six) polygamy. One of the most frequent reasons a man gives for desiring to take a second wife is the lack of children, or simply of male children. Fortunately, the cases of polygamy are very rare nowadays and only found among those who still regard woman as a being with rights limited in number and quality.
In another field, too, that of divorce, the application of religious law provides the unscrupulous husband with means to exploit the situation to his great advantage. While he can repudiate his wife without any cause, the latter cannot sue for divorce, even on good grounds, unless she renounces in advance all claims to her possessions and the portion granted her in the marriage contract. The judge of the rabbinical court often
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has the greatest difficulties in dissuading the husband from his dishonest and criminal purpose; or, at least, in securing for the divorced wife some reasonable financial indemnity.
In the field of inheritance the same inequality exists between male and female. A girl cannot enter in competition with her brothers for the distribution of their common "de cujus" assets, unless, this is stated in the last will, and then only to the degree arbitrarily fixed by the testator. ,
In practice, luckily, things have generally progressed beyond these
primitive conditions; and it happens rarely nowadays that a Jewish girl is completely disinherited or unfairly treated.
While in the numerous families where old traditions are kept up, a woman only leaves the house to visit with her friends or relatives, modern wives � of whom there are just as many as of the other kind � go out arm in arm with their husbands, accompany them on their visits, attend movies, theatres, concerts, and cafes, playing neither at home nor outside the inferior role assigned to them by ancient custom.
Slowly, but surely, Moroccan womanhood is winning that modern independence which is the criterion for the general progress of a nation.
Moroccan Jewry, marching on in the direction of that evolution, will eventually attain complete emancipation in every domain. Started on the road towards Progress by the protector nation, they will, we hope, continue to travel along that road: this will be the highest praise one can give to the civilizing work of France.
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� PRIDE OF ISRAEL: Young Men's Group fifth annual Yom Kippur night dance, on Monday, September 17, with entertainment and lucky prizes, has Nathan Shkolnik, chairman, KI. 5091; Michael Ganz, LL. 4238; Benjamin Tishler, ME. 6579; Morris Feder, membership director, KI. 8696, in charge of tickets.
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� HADASSAH: Sharon Chapter Yom Kippur night dance to be held on Monday, September 17, at Eaton Auditorium, in aid of Youth Aliyah, will have the following patrons: Mayor and Mrs. Robert A. Saunders, Lieuenant-Colonel and Mrs. David Croll, Judge and Mrs. Samuel Factor, Rabbi and Mn. A. L. Feinberg, Rabbi and Mrs. William Drazin, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kert, Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Markson, and J. E. Atkinson. Tickets from Mesdames M. Smol-ack, OL. 2207; A. Ogden, MI. 3239.
� BNAI BRITH annual charity dance on Thursday, October 4, in the Royal York Hotel, has Barnett E. Lazer as chairman of arrangements.
� At a party at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Applebaam, at Vivian, money was contributed for Child Rescue Work by: Mr. aad Mr*. M. Roth, Mr. and Mra. L. Mr. aad Mrs. J. Moses, Mr. and Alka, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dvnent, Mn. A. Betaaa, Mr. and Mra. B. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. M. Apple-baan, Mr. aad Mrs. H. Kleiman, Mr. and Mra. I. Churgin, Mr. and Mrs. L. Nash, Mr. and Mra. C. Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs, I. Krebs, Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosov*, JCr. and Mr*. & Polan, Mr. and Kn. J,
YOU & Co
OU AND COMPANY�you and j[ that family you work and plan for! A small boy you'd like to send to college�a little girl who's Koine co have "the very best her old Dad can give her!" It's the most important thing in the world, isn't it� planning for their future! And NOW is the time to make sure those plans come true by putting up a strong, steady fight against inflation!
You and all of us must fight for that future by figbt**g to keep Canada's dollar sound. Unless we can keep that dollar worth a full dollar, You & Co.�along with the rest of Canada�will face inflation! That's why it's important NOW�more than rrer wm^-to fight for a dollar chat's worth a dollar.
Why NOW especially? Because civilian gooos are scarce, and
money is plentiful. Now is the time to FIGHT to maintain price con-
trols and price ceilings. We must support and urge the support of rationing. We must buy only what we need, and only at fair markets.
If we do this, we can make* plans for the future as part of a Nation chat is economically sound. If we don't, we're going to nod some day chat our dollar will buy only a quarter's worth of goods. And that means that dollar is only worth a quarter. This is inflation!
Up to now, Canada's controls have really worked. We're been ahk to prevent inflation. But we must fight now to keep those controls working, until the supply of civilian goods can come up to the demand! What happened after the last war mast not happen again! For the sake of our children, for o*r returned soldiers, for ourselves let's keep op the fight against inflation.
Make this Pledge Today 1
mytotf to do my part In fighting Inflation :
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