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ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. B. Freed, 30 Shields Avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carol, to Pilot Officer Morris S. Krakow^ sky. R.CA.F., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Krakowsky, 426 Markham Street.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Jacobs, 1104 Bloor Street West, announce the engagement of their daughter, Annette, to Pilot Officer Mac Krakowsky. R.CJLF., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Krakowsky, 426 Markham Street.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Rosen, Os-stagton Avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ida, to Abe, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Baumgarten, of Gary, Pa., the marriage to take place on December 5.
Mr, and Mrs. Philip Saunders, 43 Parkdale Road, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sybil, to Leading Aircraftsman Louis Stulberg, TI.C.A.F., son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Stulberg, 100 Madison Avenue, the marriage to take place in early November.
APPROACHING MARRIAGES
Mr. and Mrs. L. Abrams, 51 Os-amfton Avenue, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter. Rivie, to Frank Soldof-sky. son of Mr. and Mrs. G. SoM-ofsky, of St. Louis. Mo., to take place on October 24, at Adath Israel Congregation.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Deneon
will receive in honor of the marriage of their only daughter, Marilyn Joan, to Ear] Alan Far-ber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Joseph Father, at MaDoney's Art Galleries. 66 Grenville Street, on Tuesday, October 26, from half peat eight o'clock until half past ten. No cards are being sent out.
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Mrg. Arthur Cohen, Warren Road, spent a week in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Draimin, of Whitby, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Draimin, Howland Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Levetus, of Montreal, Que., spent several days at the Royal York Hotel.
Misses Clara and Minnie Kall-meyer, formerly of South Drive, have taken up residence at 790 Eglinton Avenue West.
Dr. and Mrs. M. S. Hollenperg, of Winnipeg, Man., have returned home by plane, and were here for the marriage of the letter's sister, Miss Beatrice Gertrude Corbin, to Gerald A. 'Simon. They were guests of the tatter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. end Mrs. Bar-nett E. Layer,, Chaplin Crescent.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Jacobs, of Buffalo, N.Y., spent a few days with the letter's father, M. H. Keyfetz, Walmer Road.
Ted Griss, of Beverley Hills, Cel., has returned home after" visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Griss, Elmsthorpe Avenue.
Lt. and Mrs. N. M. Pivnick, of Kingston, Ont., have returned home after visiting the former's parents. Dr. and Mrs. M. Pivnick, Wells Hlir Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Dorsey, 127 Walmer Road, have returned from Montreal, Que., where they visited their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dorsey.
Miss Lucy Hartzman, of Detroit, �Mich., is visiting her brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur t. Salem, Castlefteld Avenue; and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Krangle, Winnett Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gurberg and family, of Toronto and Montreal, have taken up residence at Victoriavllle. Que.
Mim Mllli Newman, Manning Avenue, is visiting in Buffalo, N.Y.
Private Harold Goldstein, R.C.-A.M.C., of Prince George. B.C., spent the high holy days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, I. Goldstein, Pearson Avenue.
Petty Officer J. C. Altman and Mrs. Altman, R.CN.VJt, of Syd-new, NJS., spent the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Webdorf and Mr. and Mrs. B. Altman.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Flngoid, of Aurora, Ont, visiting their eon and daughter-iiview.   Mr.  and Mrs.
here for Yom JSbsoV^ * .
Masr Ids> TTllnn, MM Ctflsdr Street, spent several days in Montreal, Que., at the Windsor Hotel
Fit. Lt. Carl Keyfetz, of Hall-fax, N5-, spent the high holy days with his father, M. H. Keyfetz, Walmer Road.
Mr. and Mrs. David Davis, of Milton, spent  the high holidays with fehe former's mother, Mrs. M Davis, Dundas Street West.
Mr. and Mrs. Morry Levenson have taken up residence in their new home at 483 Atlas Avenue.
Misses Goldie and Jean Wiseman, Baldwin Street, are spending a week with their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Wiseman, of Detroit. Mich.
Technical Sgt David Newman, of Fresno, CaL.^ent his furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Newman. Beverley Street.
Miss Hannah Kates, Grace Street, gave a cup and saucer shower for Miss Lillian Braver-man, a bride-elect of October 24.
Mrs. Charles Rich* was hostess at a tea at the Belvin, honoring Miss Elsie Hershenhorn, whose marriage to Harry Rich lakes place on November 14. About eighty guests called.
Mrs. R. Miller and Mrs. L. Davidson were hostesses at a shower, at the Bel via honoring Miss Rayanna Miller, whose mar-riage to Lt. Bernard . Laytner, R.CA.M.C. takes place on November 14. About sixty guests were present.
Lieutenant Lawrence Shank-man. RC-A^ and Mrs. Shankman extended New Year's greetings on Yom Kippur night by telephone from Brandon. Man., to the letter's parents. Mr and Mrs. L Singer. 43 Nassau Street. Mrs. Shankman left to join her husband last week. Before leaving. Mr. and Mrs. I. Singer and many friends bade her good-bye at the station.
Honoring Mrs. Murray Frucht-man, formerly Miss Myrtle Light-stone, Mioses Ana*, Rose, and Molly Saunders. Dimdas Street West, gave ^presentation tea for twenty guests; Meedames J. Harris, A. Roth and J. Woods, presentation luncheon; Misses Sylvia Simmons and Sarah Markowitz. theatre; and Mesdames M. Frochtman. S. Frochtman, J. Frucfuman. D. Brandwtne and Misses Lillian and Shirley Frochtman. luncheon.
Mrs. Joseph Gary. 420 College Street, was hostess at a luncheon at Adath Israel Synagogue, to honor her daughter, Shirley, whose marriage to Sgt- Observer Albert Cohen, R.C.A.F., takes place short* ry. Mrs. Gary received in black crepe, trimmed with sequins, and corsage of red roses, assisted by
Mrs. I. Cohen, mother of the groom-elect, in hunter green wool, and corsage of yellow roses. The honoree wore blue crepe, and corsage of yellow roses. About one hundred and twenty guests were present
Mrs. P. B. Kate?, 449 Grace Street, was hostess at a tea Jo honor her future daughter-in-law, Miss Lillian Braverman, of Hamilton, whose marriage to Kasiol Kates takes place on Octdber 24. Mrs. Kates received in black crerv, trimmed with royal blue sequins, and corsage of red roses, assisted by Mrs. K. Braverman, sister-in-law of the bride-elect in mauve silk Jersey, with corsage of Tea roses. The honoree wore brown crepe with sequin yoke, and yello�v roses in her hair. The tea table, covered with a cut-work cloth, held white candles and was centred with a bowl of pink and red roses, and white, carnations. Those who poured were Mesdames J. Braverman, H. Kates, M. Israelson, S. Bochnek, P. Resnick and T. Clod-man, assisted by Misses Helen Bocknek, Hannah Kates, Pearl Forcht, Betty Clodman, Miriam Kates, Celia Goodman, and Sadie and Mona Yaffe, of Hamilton. About one hundred and fifteen guests called.
Mrs. A. Harris and Mrs. A. Miller were hostesses at a tea at the former's home, 601 Crawford Street to honor Miss Rayanna Miller, whose marriage to Lt Bernard Laytner, R.CA.M.C, takes piace on November 14. Mrs. Harris wore Chinese green, with pink rores in her hair; and Mrs. Miller wore black crepe, with corsage of red fohes. Mrs. R. Miller, mother of the bride-elect assisted, in black sheer, with corsage of roses, and Mrs. A. Laytner, mother of the groom-to-be, wore black crepe, with corsage of rores. The honoree wore blue crepe, with Talisman roses in her hair. The tea table, covered with a Madeira doth, held a centrepiece of pink carnations, roses, and 'mums. Those who poured' were: Mesdames J. Miller, of New Hambourg, Ont., E. Collins, J. Nightingale, and J. Norwich, their assistants being Mesdames S. Handler, D. Miller, C. Hundert and S. Davis. About eighty guests called.
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Miss Tlica St hatz, only daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. A. 1). Scliat/, Bracnu-i.c Gjrdcm, Toronto, enlisted as a Wr-:n Ijst Octul>er, taking her liasic training at W.R.C.N.S. Bjlowi, in Call, Out. She fc stationed at naval headquarters on ihe west coast oil staff duty. Her father is chairman of the Ontario Division of the Seamen's Fur Vcsis War Project.
� ADATH ISRAEL LADIES'Auxiliary held a committee meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Isaacs, Castlewood Avenue, Mrs. A. Becker presiding. A money shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Ludwig, 225 Grace Street. Refreshments were served by hostesses, Meedams A. Becker, H. Signer, P. Ledermari, M. Goldstein, M. Foreman, D. Siegel.
� GRAND ORDER OF ISRAEL
Ladies' Auxiliary, Mrs. J, Golden presiding, heard letters were received from soldiers overseas thanking them for comfort boxes and cigarettes. Executive met at the home of Mrs. P. Albright, Shaw Street. -  ^
� NATIONAL COUNCIL of Jewish Juniors, at the Belvin with Miss Anita Alexander, president welcoming new members, heard reports by Misses Vera Urkowitz, on war work; Gloria Ross, blood donors; Frances Alter, hospital aid. Musicale on November 21, at Adath Israel Synagogue, will raise ST50 as a contribution toward a Mobile Blood Clinic. Tickets will be on sale shortly.
� HADASBAH: Queen Esther Chapter met at the home of Mrs. H. Bregman. 34 Rusholme Road, Mr*. M. Margei presidmg. Mrs. J.
TORONTO-MEETINGS
The marriage of Myrtle Irene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Lightstone, 635 Euclid Avenue, to Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Fruchtman, 26 NorthcMffe Boulevard, took place on September 12, at half past five o'clock, at Men of England Congregation, Rabbi J. Burak. Rabbi M. H. Levy, and Cantor Boris Charloff officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her parents. She wore a gown of white brocaded taffeta, fashioned on torso lines, with semi-.s wee t heart neckline and full, double skirt. Her full-length veil of tulle illusion fell from a sweetheart headdress and she carried a white prayer book covered with white roses and streamers a baby's breath. M ss Sari Grossman, aunt of the bride, was maid of honor In lime green crepe, with peg-top skirt, and matching pompadour hat. She carried a bouquet of gladioli. The bridesmaids were Misses Shirley Fruchtman, Reva Mallins, Florence Malllns, Hannah Kates, and Rose Hoffman, all wearing gowns of blue net and carrying nosegays of pink roses and blue cornflowers. Leading Aircraftsman Max Wolfman, R.CA.F., was best man, ' and the ushers were; Harold Pomer, Marvin Grossman, Bow Spring, Irving Wynston, and Nathan Goodie. Clifford Sheldon Steaman, of Chicago, 111., was ring-bearer. Miss Evelyn Grossman, aunt of the bride, sang "Because." A dinner followed, the bride's mother receiving in purple crepe, trimmed with sequins, and corsage of yellow roses.and gladioli. The groom's mother wore black crepe, with rhlnestone, and corsage of Talisman roses. The bride's grandmother, Mrs, L. Grossman, also received, wearing rust-colored lace, with corsage of Talisman roses. The couple left on a wedding trip to Montreal/and will live in Toronto. For travelling the bride wore a red wool suit trimmed with grey kidskki, and black accessories. Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fraofatman end children, Marilyn and Morris, of Toledo. Ohio � Mrs, lack; c>"-� eon, Clifford Sheldon, of Chi-
Bernstein, 516 Pahnerston Boulevard. Mrs. Margei extended con* gratulations to Mrs. S. Zweigmen a) IOTA ALPHA PI held a fare- 011 the birth of a daughter, Sandra well luncheon for Miss Gloria"�Ceil, to her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. S. Berenbaum, of Windsor. Junior Hadassah at home will be held on Sunday, October
fold and son, Gerald, of Cleveland,
Ohio.
BIRTHS
Brontman, their former dean. Miss Eve Sholchet dean, spoke and presented Miss Brontman with the golden key, emblem of deanship. Present were: Misses Akta Katz, Miriam Perenson, Cyrille Kurts, Sheila Sheff, Eleanor Rotenberg. Thelrna Freedman. Esther Sharie, Charlotte Laywine, Rose Caplan, Ruth Nissenbaum, Molly Levlne, Eve Shoichet, Beatrice Snider. Gertrude Rice, Beatrice Bednow-itz, Sylvia Truster. Ida.Kates, Ida Spivack, Mary Kopman, Miriam Mayeoh. Sylvia Wilka, Marl Latch-man, Rose Greenstein, Helen Gar-f inkel. Sylvia Rash man. Nellie Kuchar, Eve Zukor. Frances Zener. Antoinette Glagsbum. Mesdames B. S. Morgan, H. Slater. B. Fish, N. Durbln.
� LADIES' INDEPENDENT Society met at the home of Mrs. S. Freeman. 286 Roxton Road, Mrs. S. Devoretaky presiding. Mrs. S. Isenberg and Mrs. J. Koeinets were initiated as new members. Mrs. R. Chousky thanked the hostess. Public bridge October 25, at 8 p.m., at the home of Mrs. H. First en, 115 Borden Street for charity.
17. Samuel J. Zacks, guest speaker. Mr. Zacks attended the American Jewish Conference. Members of youth organizations will be guests. Western Chapter Succoth tea is on Sunday, October 17, from 2-6 p.m., at the home of Mrs. J. Shlesser, 31 Wells Hill Avenue. Friends invited. Annual bazaar of Hadassah takes piece at the Varsity Arena on Thursday, October 28. Proceeds go to war effort, Red Cross workrooms, and to the Agricultural School For Girls, in Nahalal, Palestine. Mrs. Hyman James Is general convener. There will be a wartime fashion display, baby picture: .contest, merchandise booths, lunch counters, food and novelty booths, games, etc.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ungerman (nee Yetta Edith Cohen. R.N.), on October 2, at Toronto General Hospital, a son. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. I. Ungerman. 216 Royce Avenue; and Mr. and Mrs. H. Cohen, 517 Palmer-ston Boulevard.
Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. David Pulver (nee Sarah Wein), 360 Winnett Avenue, on October 6. at Women's College Hospital, a daughter. Marcia Bern ice. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. B. Wein, 249 Markham Street; and Mr. and Mrs. E. Pulver, 1114 College Street
BAR-MITZVAHS
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kastner (nee Rose Morgan) 95 Spadina Road, on October 1, at Mount Sinai Hospital, a son, Bernard Peter, grandson of Max Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wolfe, 779 Snadina Road, anounced the bar-mitzvah of their son, Harvey, to take place on Saturday, October 30, at McCaul Street Synagogue. Reception Saturday at Chudlelgh House, st eight o'clock. No cards are being sent out
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Saul Starr (nee Sylvia Rash), 15a Rusholme Drive, on September 29, at Mount Sinai Hosptal, a daughter, Linda Sandra. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rash, Crawford Street; and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Starr. Grace Street
� GOODWILL SERVICE Club charity at home on Sunday, October 17. at the home of Mrs. Leon Wemstein, 33 Rosemary Lane, from 3-7 p.m. is for war work. Food sale.
� PRIDE OF ISRAEL: Young Women's Group installation supper at the Belvin had Mrs. E. Gilbert presiding. Mrs. D. Manilla wee Installed as president by Mrs. A. D. Soloway. Mrs. A. D. Solo-way, president of the Ladies' Auxiliary; M. Brickman. of the Senior Men's Group; I. Feder and Nat Skolnick were guests.
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Albert Jacobson, Leo Jacobson. Saul Jacobson. Mrs. L. Sone and Mrs. P. Saunders wish to thank their relatives and many friends for kindness shown them during their recent bereavement
Born, to Professor and Mrs. H. M. Somen (nee Claire Rosen), of Buffalo, N.Y., formerly of Toronto, on October 11, a daughter. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. Somen, Kendal Avenue: and Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosen, Kenflworth Avenue.
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Zionist Leader Denounces Palestine Trials
The Palestinian gun - running trials were denounced as "part and parcel of a systematic effort by the Palestine Government to discredit Jewish aspirations in Palestine by Indirection and conniving." in an address by Louis Lipsky of New York, a member of the World Zionist Executive. Mr. Lipsky spoke before Zionist District No. 7 in the Bnai Jeshurun Centre,. New York.
"Gun-running in a war zone is an every-day occurrence," he said. "Arabs have engaged in it in Pake-tine since long before the war and their intentions were hostile to democracy and the United Nations. But the Palestine administration has seen fit to convert a routine trial involving two Jews into a cause celebre.
"Reporters were especially summoned to Cairo to magnify the incident. The trial was a sounding board for the most vicious anti-Jewish utterances by the prosecuting officials, and these were broadcast around the world."
J.D.C. Permitted To Repay Shanghai Loan
The U.S. Treasury Department has licenced the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee to pay in the US. a note for S136V500 borrowed after Pearl Harbor by its American representatives in Shanghai to supply food, clothing and medicine to many of the 22,000 Jewish lefugeej in that city, it was
executive vice chairsaan of the committee.
The note was brought to the United States early this year and war payable to relatives of the Shanghai resident who made the loan.
The committee's two representatives in Shanghai, Miss Laura Margolls and Manuel Siegel, were trapped there when the war started. Before thai they had been providing relief for 13,000 of 20 000 Jewish refugees in the Chinese seaport. After the Japanese occupation the two were permitted ty a limited extent to continue their relief work among the refugee?, who were destitute and living in shabby tenements on the mud flats of the Whangpoo. River and even in the small Shanghai synagogue.
Mr. Hyman said payment of the note was on the basis of an arrangement made by the committee with its cooperating relief units in territories now occupied by the Axlr. To assure continuance of their welfare work, the committee had advised this group before the start of hostilities that if communications were broken by war they were authorized to borrow funds and commodities locally, to be repaid by the committee when ft was possible to do so without siding the enemy.
A number of prominent church leaders in Holland have been sent to concentration camps because they were charged with continuous aid to Jews.
Northcliffe Boulevard, on October 1, at Women's College Hospital, a son, Jeffrey Gordon, brother of Gail Marilyn. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. Miller. 17 Pag-nueto Avenue: and Mr. and Mrs. J. Upson, 4885 St Catherine Rossi all of Montreal, Que.
� HOLT BLOSSOM TEMPLE announces the resignation of Rabbi Maurice N. Eisendrath. who has become Director of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations.
The unveiling of a monument to the late Russell Sol. Dolgoff. 253 Grace Street wfTl take place on Sunday. October 24, at 12 noon, at McCaul Street Synagogue Cemetery. Dawes Road.
a) JCNIOR SOCIAL Service League, at the home of Mies Marion Case, 155 Heron Street arranged for the tea to aid the Jewish Convalescent Home, at the home of Mr. and Mm JnHus Weil. 364 Pahnerston Boulevard, on Sunday, October 17. from 3 to 9 pm. Public invited.
Xshnt Adler, one of the builders of Tel Avtv, dean of the teachers of Palestine and former President of the Palestine Keren Hayesod. has donated 110,000 to the Fund.
The French Trade Unions of N. Africa hare petitioned General Giraad to seek the exchange of a certain number of German officers centered in Tunisia for French poBttoel pel sonar}ties, including Leon Blum
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