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JULY 27. 1945
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Philip Stockier, Hutchison Street; end of Mr. end Mrm. P. Albert, Perk Avenue; great-grandson of Mrs. M. Geffin, Hutchison Street The godparents ere Mr. end Mrs. George Rotsky, Bishop Street.
Born, to Mr. end Mrs. A, Soh^ raer (nee Sadie Freidlander), formerly of Montreal, at the Joyce Memorial Hospital, Shawinlgan Falls, on July 12, a son, Gerson; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. S. Soh-mer, Hutchison Street; and of Mrs. G. Freidlander, Edward Charles Street, nnd the late Mr. Freidlander.
Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kolts (nee Fay Rosen), Harvard Avenue, at the Jewish General Hospital, on July 7, a son, Kenneth, brother of Morton; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kolts, Clark Street; and of H. Rosen, Villeneuve Street, and the late Mrs. Rosen. The godparents are Mr. arid Mrs. Jack Rosen, Atwater Avenue.
BIRTHS
Born, to . Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fisher (nee Bernice Lerner), Maplewood Avenue, at the Jewish General Hospital, on July 6; a son, Moses; the godparents are Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Lerner, Victoria Avenue.
. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. M. Binder (nee Bessie Bell), 5466 St. Urbain Street, a daughter, Eudke, sister of Judy, at the Jewish General Hospital, on July 20; granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Bell MSS St Urbain Street; and of Mrs. Rose Binder, 242 Laurier Avenue West, and the late Samuel Binder; great-granddaughter of Mrs. Mindel Belldn, 5465 St Ur-Street.
daughter, Elisabeth Marilyn; granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Bercoviteh, Clark Street; and of Simon Levy, 5031 Sherbrooke Street West, and the late Mrs Levy.
Born, to Mr and Mrs. J. Boldo-yitch, Laval Avenue, at the Royal Victoria Hospital on July 6, a son, Allan, brother of Barry; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Max Boldo-vitch, City Hall Avenue. The god-
Sarents are Mr. and Mrs. I. Stein, aranac Avenue.
Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Shannon (nee Edith Gold), 5748 Plan-tagenet Avenue, at the Jewish General Hospital, on July 7, a daughter, Brenda Carol; granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Gold, Plantagenet Avenue; and of Mr. and Mrs. A. Shapson, Bloomfleld Avenue.
Born, to Captain David Litner, stationed at Ottawa, Ont. and Mrs. Utaer (nee Sylvia (Livshhn) Liv-is), 1469 Drummond Street, a son, at the Woman's General Hospital, on July 6.
Bom, to CpL H. R. Levy, RX.-AF., stationed at Uplands. Ont, and Mrs. Levy (nee Eva Bercoviteh), 888 Sunnyside Avenue, Ottawa, Ont, formerly of Montreal, at the Grace Hospital, Ottawa, a
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ben no Wiener (nee Rose Markus), EUer-dale Road, at the Woman's General Hospital, on July 9, a son, Jack; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Markus, Fainnount Avenue; and of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wiener, de Bullion Street
Born, to Fit Lieut Jack Reit-man, R.C.A.F., and Mrs. Reitman, (nee Betty Pearson), at the Jewish General Hospital, on July 17, a son.
�Bora, to Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Stockier (nee Laura Albert),Trans Island Avenue, at the Jewish General Hospital, on July 9, a eon, Kenneth Robert, brother of Herbert; grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Bora, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ness (nee Edythe Roth), Jeanne Mance Street, at the Jewish General Hoepjtal, on July 16, a daughter, Julienne, sister of Leonard; granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs H. Roth, 688 Qhampagneur Avenue; and of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ness, Hingaton Avenue.
� Bora, to Mr. end Mrs. Sydney Gordon (nee Libby Zukerman), 4591 de Bullion Street, a daughter, Florence, sister of Arnold, at the Jewish General Hospital, on July 12; granddaughter of D. Zukerman, 8982 de Bullion Street
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Levine, 2 Newgate Road, Toronto, Ont, (nee Gertrude Miller), on July 19, at Women's College Hospital Toronto; a son, brother of Wayne Harvey. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. S. Levine, Ducharme Avenue; and Mr. and Mrs. A Miller, West-bury Avenue.
PENDULUM OF HISTORY TAKES REFUGEE BACK AS CONQUEROR
When young Msnfred Philip fled from Germany in 1989, a refugee from Nasi persecution, he did not realise that the pendulum of history would bring him back to the scene of his un-hsppiness in the guise of a conqueror and guard over the very supermen-who had destroyed German Jewry.
Having reached the United States with the aid of the agencies of the United Jewish Appeal, he and his mother, Mrs. Dagobert Philip, settled at Easton, Pa. Some ten months later he enlisted in the U.S. Army and waited for the opportunity to meet his oppressors on the battlefield. That opportunity was not long in coming. Soon he was en route to Europe � destination Germany � where he managed to settle a few personal scores to his own satisfaction as well as to the satisfaction of the American Army.
But these old scores were as nothing, compared to the flaming anger he feels now, for Pvt. Philip, in the course of official duty, has been to Dachau, the most notorious of all the concentration camps. On his return, Philip, who is stationed neer Munich with the Civil Affairs Unit, wrote to his mother:
"I also was in Dachau the other day and although I have not seen the worst there, it was enough not to forget it all ray life. I understand that the United Jewish Appeal is going to start a tremendous drive for rehabilitation and resettlement of inmates of concentration camps."
Then he asked that 850 be withdrawn from his bank account and sent to the United Jewish vAppeal for Refugees, Overseas Needs and Palestine to support the relief and rehabilitation program carried on by the Joint Distribution Committee,; which together with the United Palestine Appeal and the National Refugee Service receives funds through this campaign.
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DEATHS
Mrs. Pis Quint, aged eighty-three years, died on July 12, at her home, 1001 Mount Royal Boulevard. She was the wife of the late Theodore Quint, and is sui tiyed by four sons, Simon, Jack, Louis, Isadora; three daughters, Mrs S. Kofman, Mrs. J. Painatat, Mrs. S. Chodas; nineteen grandchildren; and six greatgrandchildren. Funeral took place at home. Rabbi N. Afreme-viteh officiating. Burial was at Chevra Thflim Linath Hataedee Cemetery, CartierviDe. Shiva was at the home.
Miss Miriam Jacobs, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. WOHara Jacobs, of Montreal, died at the West-ern Hospital, on July 19. She is survived by four brothers, Jacob, Eli* Abraham, and Benjamin, all of Montreal. Funeral was from the home, 4486 Sherbrooke Street West, Captain L. A. Weintmab of-ase*stad by Cantor J. J. Burial wee in Shear He-
Mrs. Edith Pouaek Yudin, of Montreal, died semaenly at Pref on-tains en July 2*. She is snrvived by her InanVsad, WUUam Tndhi; two daughters, Mrs. Isidore (Cae-lan) Parifsky, (Reee); and Seme;
Barry and Murray; and
(Mary) Tadm; and a Wasco (Caaeaa) Parifsky. al wee from the home,J^IS St^Ur-
omon Wiseman, in Palestine; and three grandchildren, (Mda and Albert Mains, and Gerald Dubtn. Funeral was held from Paperman's on July 19, with Rabbi J. Rout-tenberg, of Boston, Maes*, a nephew of the late Mrs. Garmaise, officiating, assisted by Cantor A. Matte. Burial was in Bnai Jacob Synagogue cemetery. Shiva was at the home. Mrs. Garmaise was a founder of Montreal Misraehi; president of the Senior Ladies Misraehi for five years, and honorary president for Ave years. Due to her action, there are now four Misraehi groups in Montreal. She also belonged to the Hebrew Ladies Relief Society; Lata Bflcur Choffim Society; Hebrew Consumptive Aid
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Martin Bunasn, aged fifty-eight, died at his home, HQ Park Avenue, en Jane 29. He is snrvived by bis wife, Mrs. Sanaa SHvernsaa Barman; two daaghters, Mrs. Edward Suneer (Lola) and Mrs. Leo Michael (Evelyn); one sister, Mrs. &. BeTgnr, of New York; and
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