THE CANADIAN JEWISH REVIEW
MARCH 10, 1944
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� MONTREAL MEETINGS
� HOSPITAL OF HOPE Units meeting on Monday, March 13, are: Tevia Jacobs, at the home of Mrs. J. Issen. 223 St. Joseph Boulevard West, at 8:00 pjn.; Victory, at the home of Mrs. P. Frank, 157 de 1'Epee Avenue, at 8:15 pjn. Tuesday: Tlkvah, at the home of Mrs. L. Hymer, 1460 Van Home Avenue, at 8:15 p.m.; Victory, luncheon at 1:00 p.m., at Chevra Kadisha Synagogue, refreshment convenor, Mrs. M, By ere; Henry Shuster, at 5 Marie Anne Street West, hostess. Mrs. B. Schwartz, at 2:30 pjn.; I. J. Borrin, at the . home of Mrs. B. Frager, 4141 Clark Street, at 2:30 p.m.; Mor-decai Baker, at the home of Mrs. H. Klineberg, 971 Davaar 'Avenue; J. Plnsky. at the home of Mrs. L. Plnsky, 716 McEachran Avenue; J. Manotoon, at the home of Mrs. D. Buckman. 4809 Jeanne Mance Street, all at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday: Chasie Small, at the home of Mrs. C. Flarner, 4899 St. Lawrence Boulevard; Rlvkele Baizer, at the home of Mrs. W. Kooper-stock, 4530 Hutchison Street; Sara Aron Brotman, at the home of Mrs. B. Gordon, 700a Bloomfield Avenue; Fkielis, at the home of Mrs. M Polansky^ 2054 Van Home Avenue; Cheie Moishe Hirsh at the home of Mrs, H. Dubnvan, 6031 Hutchison Street; Jack Bercovitch. at the home of Mrs. A. Abramo-vitch, 385 Edward Charles Street; Saibel Rubin, at the home of Mrs. A. Hoppervheim, 3719 St. Lawrence Boulevard; F raid, at the home of Mrs. J. Thuna. 845 McEachran Avenue, all at 8:00 p.m. Thursday: Chaim Revzen, at 130 St. Joseph Boulevard West at 8:00 p.m.. hostesses, Mesdames S. Strelshik. D. Adler; Marsha Shlamo>-itch. at the home of Mrs- W. Litvack, 877a Dollard Avenue, at 8:00 p.m. Saturday: Rochel Froma Takefman, at the home of Mrs. L. Abramo-vitch, tea, at 2:00 p.m. Any names omitted were sent to the Review incorrectly.
.�CANADIAN JEWISH CON-GBH98 Moess Chittin campaign wiH hold |i mass meeting OB Sunday, at 2 pjn., at Adatb Yeshunm Syaajmie; at nWeii Rabt* Dr. tM^Xdfte*. of �BW YoA, *Bl speak. RiftU Levtee was dty Councillor of Lodx before the outbreak of the war. He live* in New York and is head of a committee seeking to assure the position of Jewish Orthodoxy in the post-war world. Before coming to this continent, he was active in combatting the Nazi subversive movements in Poland which used anti-Semitism to undermine the morale of the Polish people. He is the author of .a number of scholarly works on Polish history and had been invited 4o lecture at the University of Krakow. His father. Rabbi Aaron Levirre, known as the Rabbi of Rasha, was dean of the Polish Orthodox rabbinate and member of Hhe Polish Sejm (parliament) for the twenty years of Polish independence. Saul Hayes, national executive director of the United Jewish Refugee and War Relief Agencies, will speak on the vast relief -program which the UJ.R, and WJA.A. is conducting in conjunction with the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, An important phase of this world-wide program is the 'provision of Passover needs of the Jewish refugees who are scattered the world over. S. Greenfeld. chairman of the Moe* Chittin drive, reports that the response of the community to this appeal for Passover ctiarity has surpassed the expectations of his committee.
� CHEVRA KADISHA Synagogue: Rabbi Chaim N. Denburg:
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Service*, Friday, 6.15 p.m., Saturday, 9.00 a.m. Sermon: "The Broken Tablets." Norman Weln-inger, son of Mr. and. Mrs. B. Weininger. will be called to the Reading of the Law in observance of hi* bar-mitzvah. Annual Purlm food sale was supervised toy Mr. and Mrs. P. GokVblatt. Tea hostesses were Mesdames E. Kahane and J. Becker, assisted by Mrs. J. BraaloW. Red Cross Unit, meeting every Tin-day afternoon, needs volunteers for sewing and assistance. Call Mrs. B. Godine. CA. 7982. Literary and musical evening, March 21. Refreshments.
O DINAH LILY CAPLAN Social Service Group: During the Red Cross campaign, members are sponsoring teas; friends Invited. Mrs. Jack Adelson, Maplewood Avenue, entertained at one. Besides sending boxes monthly overseas and sponsoring undertakings for the war efforts committees, the group will assist in distribution of Passover boxes to the needy, and in children's welfare work. Miss Bella Epstein is president; Mrs. Percy Caplan, treasurer.
� NORTH END Vi Ikom i rer Ladies Auxiliary donated $40 to the Moess Chittin Fund of the Canadian Jewish Congress. Mn�: A. Grill presided in the absence of Mrs. M. Kirsch. At a bridge and man Jong at the home of Mrs. A, Grill, 5600 Esplanade Avenue. Mesdames P. Shagass and N. Miller won raffles donated by the hostess. Mrs. M. Kirsch assisted the hostess. Mrs. P. Shagass is a member of the board.
� BETH DAVID Sisterhood will meet on March 15, at 2.30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. F. Steinberg. 218 St. Joseph Boulevard West, hostess. Mrs. B. A. Schwartz. 47 Maplewood Avenue. Mrs. M. Segal will preside.
� HEBREW CONSUMPTIVE Aid
Association bazaar, postponed to April 19, M. Sherer and Mrs. J. Issen convenors, will benefit from a cash shower on March 13, at 8:30 p.m.. at Chevra Kadtaha Synagogue. Hostesses: Mesdames S. Stattner, M. Bogante, D. Wagner, M. Cohen, 5. L. Long, M.
Vinegar, D. Spetaman, B. Brook-ner. -L Grannar, S. Bordo, B. ben-berg, M. Leatner, J. R. Abrarao-vrtz, D. Joselefsky, M. Stern. A. Polansky. P. Feigelman, D. Tesh-er, J. Kirshehberg. G. Stepman. M. Biejbrier, A. Katz, S. Borer. D. Smolar, A. Jacobson. E. Glazer. R. Pinsky. Miss Molly Ratner
� WOMEN'S WAR E F F O R T S
Committee of the Canadian Jewish Congress (Eastern Division) received donations for the Comforts Fund from: Sisterhood Of Beth Hamedrash Nusach Hoari. Mrs. A. Aronson. $75; Itsil Kibrich Ladies Society. Mrs, I. Lerner. $10; Next Of Kin. Mrs I. Lesser, $26.14; Hospital of Hope. Mrs. M. Usher. $3: Mrs. M. Usher, $2: New Victory Bridge Club members, Mesdames Z. Nathansqn. J2: M. Crystal. $4; L. belicher. $2; L. Corobow. $2; also Mr. and Mrs. L. PappeVbaum. $18; Zionist Order Habonlm, N: Veinish. $5: Friday Club. Mrs H. Naimer, $36. Names sent to the Review without first names or correct initials are omitted.
� HADAS8AH Chapter meeting Sundav. March 12. at 8:00 p.m. is:
Esther Rachel Naverich. Purim celebration at Headquarters, convenors. Mrs. A. Klein and Mrs. N. Kositsky. friends invited. Chapters meeting Monday, at 2:30: Adath Israel, at the home of Mrs, H. Gasco. 1433 Lajoie Avenue. Mrs. H. Ordower reviewing "The Forgotten Ally"; Central, bridge and mah jong. at the fiome of Mrs. S. Goldstein 66 VHleneuve Street West; Deborah, at the home of Mrs. R. Zahttsky. 4393 Girouard Avenup; Kadimah. at the home of Mrs. B. Hoffer. 5874 Durocher Avenu�: Miriam Brainin Orten-berg treasure sale. Purim bridge and mah }ong. at Judsean House. Movlames M Corber. M. B. Goldstein. S. Sogal hostesses: Nair Tamid. at the home of Mrs. F. Berlin, S344 Monkland Avenue; North End at The home of *'-< N Axelrod. 1577 Van Home Avenue: Queeji Esther. At the horn* r>f Mrs. T Kaufman. 784 Davaar Avenuo; Rachel T>�viason. food sale at Shaar H�-�rif>mavim Synagogue Mr*. H S Berstein and Mrs. J. T'sher. hnrstesv^: Shaare 2?on. at the home of Mr*. H Jospe. 4970 Queen Mary Road; Mount Scopus, at the horn* of Mrs. N Cohen 424a Sf. Jrweph Boulevard W^�t; Charv-t*�r meeting Monday, at 8uTO: Shoshana. it the home of Mrs E Carprnan ?*74 Pratt Avrnu.^: C>i�n-eting Tu^^ay. at 2:.V>: Rachel Naverii^h at t^e of Mrs N
meeting Wednesday, at 2:30: Emos Israel, at Judaean House, Mrs. L. Dalfen. hostess, entertainment by Mrs. W. Bruckman and Mrs. Rose Solomon; Chapter meeting Tuesday, at 2:30: Rachel Anna Leavy, bridge at Judaean House, Hostesses: Mrs. I. Grotsky and Mrs. M. Klar; Montreal Junior Hadas-sah Victory Carnival door prize, a week-end at the $te. A gat he Chalet, Ste. Agathe, is still unclaimed. Winning number is 3952. Other raffles: food box, Mrs. M. Glass-man, 91; suit, Bessie Shulman, 914; compact, Sylvia Engelberg, 3729; dresser set, Mrs. M.Garfinkle.4808; ring, Mrs. E. G. Bernstein, 4912; silk stockings, Lilian Freiberg, 2291; hand-knit rug, Mrs. S. Lefof-sky, 328S; raincoat, J. Gross, 2161; picture, J. Vlneberg, 1824; pin and earrings M. Etinson, 2493; coat. E. Shear, 678; smoking stand, Fay Grill. 3097. Raffles without names of winners have been omitted above. Mrs. J, Malles, 632 Outre-mont Avenue, vice-president of Emos Israel Chapter of Hadassah, entertained at a bingo at which $12 was raised for the Moess Chit-tin Campaign. Present were: Me* dames L. Silver, R. Coshoff, S. Coshoff. L. Bonder, M. Bienhaker, M. Llfshitz H. Roth. K. Blackman, B. Horowitz, T. Katz. B. Rose-marin.
� THREE RIVERS Hebrew Ladies Club hostesses were: Mesdames B. Schneiderman, Second Avenue; Rena Prepas, St. George Street; Miss Minnie Goldenberg, Cartier Street; Mesdames Mar>- Altman, Laviolette Avenue, and M. Budd, St. Olivier Street. Mrs. Rena Prepas donated a raffle.. and three hundred pounds of clothing were donrated to the Greek ClolhSng Relief .Campaign.
� HIRRY THEM HOME CLUB
invites all ser\-icernen to their serviceman's social on Saturday. March 18 at 8,30 pjn. 5711 Park Avenue. Dancing, dancing contests refreshments, floor-show. Miss Esther Croch is president. On committees are: Misses Ray Berman-off. Dorothv ELsenberg Nettie Weinst?in. Fay Beckensteiri.
� BNAI BRITH Cornwall Lodge No. 1188 re-elected Sol. Kay as president for a second term, breaking a precedent. Other officers: Samuel Nyman, Abe Miller, Joseph Segal, Ben. Herman, Samuel Smol-kin, Harry Katz. Hyman Arbess, Moe Schulman. Louis Lefcovitch, Louis Abugov, Max Smolkln, Joseph Miller, Hyman PhUIlps.
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'Sexual Relationshios" Annual Springtime dance, March 25. at 5711 Park Avenue, has on committees: Misses Sylvia Freed. Ida Klar. Eva Miller. Ida Schwartz, Mamie Swersky. Ruth Kader. Sonia Freed. Sarah Rosen. Fannv Sheratzskv. Sylvia Swefsky, Edith Teifer. Doris Toddress. Sarah Sherman, Libby Rabinovitch; Ruth Kahan.iky. tickets; and Teddy Zuckerman.
� Junior Pupils of Miss Pauline Darabaner who took part in a piano recital at her studio. 1564 Ducharme Avenue, were: Zave Rosenbaum. Jerr>- Sinclair. David Abramowitz. Sheila Fine, Stanley Cohen. Sonia Rosenberg. Edward Sinclair. Irwin Cohen. Lionel Wex-ler. Sheila Rosenbaum.
� Baruch Conen.. 3854 Girouard Avenue donated $100 to the Weiz-mann Golden Book through Mrs. S Grossman. Lajoie Avenue, on his eightieth birthday.
� T E M P L E EMAXT-EL, Dr
Harry J. Stern. Rabbi: Service, Friday, March 10, at 8:15. lecture: "My Tour Through The West"; Saturday, at 11:30. Sermonette. At the School Purim carnival, Anita Jonas won the prize for costume; Biblical prize, first. Miriam Cooper; second. Stephanie Stern; most original. Eric Deskin; honorable mention. Ruth Margo. Susy Beck. Betty Genaer. Arthur York. Cecil** Reinharz Barbara Mendels. Ada Sterns. Elaine Neumann. School for Parents meets with Dr. Stem on Monday evenings, March 13 and March 20. in a course of study on "Jewish Belief* And Customs," Husbands and wives invited. Conveners. Meslames S. Paperman. J. Cooper. G. Rauch. M. Ken At the Brotherhood seventh annual fellrwship dinner meeting. Christians and Jews heard speeches on "Canada1* Place Am on* The United Nations." by Jean Charles Harvey, editor of Le Jour; George Moon^y Co-Director of the Montreal Town Planning Commission The flag of rhe Chinese Republic WAS presented to the Temple by Genera! Morris Coften of China. The open ins? prayer was given by Georfr* Holhnsrer. Lawrence Marks, presidem. was :n the chair The foJimving wero sper:al guests: E T Oarfink!*. Bnai Briih: Dr. Yui Ming Chin��se Information Bureau: V. rjrnssman. ORT: C. H. Yrung. League. Church of the Me*-5:�h: T. W Hogson. Kiwankt: Lr -Co! A. Fleming, Department of National D^f^nre; L. B. Reed Sf. Andr^v's CHwrh; \V. B Birks; C,. P. Lud'^n C>njiul fVner.ii of Tho
Montreal Life Shows Progress
Report of Montreal Life Insurance Company, submitted at the annual meeting here, indicated continued progress in 1943. Insurance In force increased over eleven per cent to nearly $72*000,000. Assets increased over ten per cent to $11,400,000. Interest earned on investment* was 4.91 per cent.
In addressing the meeting Arthur P. Earle, president of the company, pointed out that <the Canadian life insurance compares had been built up under a completely free trade system. British and foreign life insurance companies can enter Canada without having to pay any tax not imposed on purely Canadian companies, he �Ud.
There "are 53 life insurance companies operating in Canada, he noted, of which 28 are Canadian and 27 British and foreign. There is no rate making bureau. Each company he declared, has the right to estabM&h its own rates. Completion is keen and healthy and it has 'benefited the insuring public, he said. It has ted to liberalization of poltoy contracts, the introduction of new benefits and towered cost of insurance. There is no other business in Canada less monopolistic in character than life insurance, he declared.
Mr. Earle further drew attention to the fact that the funds .of a life insurance company represent the accumulated savings of its pollcyhoMers. All profits earned by the company, except for a very small shareholders' interest, are returned to the policyholders. Referring to a recent threat of an investigation of life insurance made by members of the C.C.F. party in Canada, he asserted that such Investigation has been going on for a couple of generations and is still persisting. No other business, he held, is so closely supervised or so rigidly controlled by Federal and provincial governments as life insurance.
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Netherlands.; W. W.. Williamson, Secretary Grand Lodge of Quebec 'Masonry; A. D. Staal, International Labor Office; G. Zakrzewsfci, Vice-Coitsul of Poland; J. Gardavsky, Consul-General of Czechoslovakia; H. J. Roast, Rotary; E. Vaiilan-court, W. J.�Thistlethwaite. Boy Scout Association, The vote Of thanks to the speakers, given by FxoffcMor Wl A. Gtttosxi. tctisitf principal of the United Theologi-ccl College, WM seconded by Dr.
fit Society: board met at the hone of Mrs. M. Lucky, 4876 Jeme Mance Street, assisted by Mrs. J. Dankner. Present were: Mrs. A. Plotkin, president; others, Mes-dames D. Boyer, C. Eisenvasser, A. Gilknan, Z. Holtzman, B. Steirmanl R. Sflvecman, A. Dworkin, B. Rels-ler, G. Gold, G. Wilteer, G. Frish-ling, B. Roseman, S. Garber, J. Hoffer, R. Cohen, M. Pinchuk, I. Schmirer. Honorary members present were: B. Slutsky, M. Madnkk. S. Garber, J. Hoffer. Guests were: Mesdames B. Slutsky, J. Super-stein, R. Davis, M. Schwartz, B. D4Ck. Mrs. Lucky poured, and was thanked by M. Mataick.
� IZBAS NO8HEM Talmud Tor-ah met at the home of Mrs. Julius Cohen. Park Avenue, with Mrs. I. Weisberg as hostess. Mesdames Y. HendeVman. Jenny Schwartz, A. Covenman were thanked for their sale of tickets for the annual bridge, and Mesdames A. Berger. M. Wiseman, J. Gross, for assisting with refreshments. Mrs. M. Rosenberg was bridge convenor.
� BNAI BRTTH GIRLS Mount Royal Chapter No. 21 meets on Thursday. March 16, at 8:30 pjn.. at the Mount Royal Hotel. Mu&i-ea!e, March 26, at the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue. Invitations from Miss Sylvia Plotkin. Ca 8736.
� NATIONAL COUNCIL of Jewish Juniors will hear Dr. Ruth Wolff, a member of the Endrocine Department of the Royal Victoria Hospital speak on Tuesday. March 14. at the Mow* Royal Hotel, at 8.10 o-m.. on The Importance Of The Hormone In Regard To Body Development And Mental Attitude Of The Human Being.** A Games Night, on March 16, at Chevra Kwihfca Synagogue. wW money for Moess ChltUn Pi Charity Fond aw! war efforts. Refreshments. Pubhc invited. Chairman of the dance committee is Mias Mari'vn Ma'ts. On occnmH-te��* are: Misw* Zelda Fox. THlle Brownatein. Elsie Brotrnan, Rlva Erdle. Mrs, M RictiWr. f,w��ndohm Ros*. Marcta Renee Richstone. Mrs. J Diamond. Mines Jeanne Rosen thai. Helen Schacter. Mrs, Peter Lorie. Host-*-*�: Mi�p* Miriam Abner. Rlv� Erdle. B*h Klein. Bertha Mendel-*on. Anita Neu�. Gertrude Rod* Music r.mup wiH meet on Friday. Murrh in a* rh* horn* of Miss
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