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MARCH  27th,   1942
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Mr. and Mrs. N, Brecher, Pag-nueio Avenue, spent ten days at Lac Brule.
Mm Irving Takaen, of Rochester, N.Y., is here to spend Pass* over with tier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Wolfe, Maplewood Avenue.
Mrs. M. Hoppenhelm, St. Ur-baln Street, spent a few days in the Laurentlan Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Baker, of Toronto, are visiting his mother, Mrs. R. Baker, Darlington Avenue, and will also be present at the bar-mttzvah of their nephew, Morris Lezrioff.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Leon, Queen Mary Road, have returned from Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fekiman, Vendome Avenue, spent several days at Lac Brule.
Mrs. H. Kite, of Halifax, is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Silver, Queen Mary Road.
Mrs. Richard Kramer, Ponsmrd Avenue, is spending a week m uiiawa.
spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Max Flneberg, Prudhomme Avenue.
Mrs. Russell Brenner has returned to Scarsdale, N.Y., after visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. S. Goldman, La-combe Avenue.
Mrs. Irving L Selig, Brodeur Avenue, is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George  Goldberg,  in  Brookline,
Mrs. Arthur Flanders, Vendome Avenue, has returned from Toronto, where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Roger.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Klein, Vendome Avenue, entertained forty guests at dinner and afterwards received at the Montefiore Club. The decorations were carried out with Spring flowers. Mrs. M. Gross was in charge of the tea room, assisted by Mesdames I* Gelfand, Lionel Rose, H. Singer, A. Fromson, and Miss PhyBJs Merson. About one hundred and fifty guests Were present.
Mrs. Barry J. Stern and daughter, Stephanie, Sherbrooke Street West, have returned from Harris-burg, Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kruger and family, Murray Hill Avenue, have returned from St. Margarets, Quebec where they spent the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. T. GIJHrman. Sherbrooke Street West, have returned
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Bronfman. Westmount Avenue, have returned from a visit to Toronto.
Miss Harriet Bloomfleld, who is attending Bryn Mawr College at Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bloomfleld, Western Avenue.
Mrs. A. L. Gittleson, Dorchester Street West, has returned from New York, where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Laura Berltod.
Mrs. L Levinoff, Sherbrooke Street West, has gone to Toronto and will also visit relatives in Chicago.
Miss Eva Goldenberg, Mount Stephen Avenue, has returned from Toronto where for the past several months she visited her aunt, Mrs. M. Gelber, Huron Street.
Mrs. Philip Ooan, Victoria Avenue, gave a tea for Miss Sylvia Leitman, a bride-elect.
Mrs. E. Kutzman, Grosvenor Avenue, entertained twelve guests at a luncheon presentation in honor of Miss Shirley tiipowti li. bride-elect.
Mrs. Lawrence Lande, Rustyn Avenue, inMisisid -at a MHIisnj party in honor of her daughter, Denies, who mn two years old.
Mrs. A. W. Lefcort, Rostyn Avenue, was hostess at an evening muskale. Mrs. Percfval Silverman, of Manchester, England, sang. Peter Heller, of Vienna, Austria, Was the accompanist and Moe Weinman pssyed the vioHn. Seventeen guests were present.
Mrs. Mac Silver, Decarie Boulevard, has returned from Miami Beach, Florida, where she spent the winter.
Dr. B. A. MalHn, Parle Avenue, has returned from Chicago, where he attended the convention of the Illinois Chiropodists.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kessner, Soissons Avenue, were at home and also entertained at a birthday party in honor of their son, Gerald Stanley, who was one year old.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Gffletz, Mc-Eachratt Avenue, entertained at an evening in honor of their daughter, Rosalind, whose engagement to Saul Radowitz has been announced.
Mrs. Joseph BIfcher, Van Borne' Avenue, entertained at a luncheon presentation in honor of Mist Shirley Lupovloh, a bride elect. The table was decorated wtth green carnations and white snapdragons and white tapers. About forty-five
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Greenberg. Renfrew Avenue, have returned from New York.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rudolph, Strath, cona Avenue, have returned from
FEDERATIONS COUNCIL STUDIES CENTRAL DEFENSE AGENCY
(Coutmmnt from Page One) to the next meeting of the Council's board of directors this Spring.
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"All of the agencies have expressed a real desire to develop a more unified program to deal with the important problems of protecting Jewish rights," said Sidney Hollander, of Baltimore, Council president. "Differences of opinion prevail on the methods to be followed in achieving a basis for such action. One of the difficulties Involved in bringing about united action is concerned with the nature of the proposed central agency and the extent and character of participation available to each of the four major civic-protective services. Previous experience.' both inside and outside of the General Jewish Council, has indicated underlying differences in objectives among the various agencies. Tbe committee is attempting to find a basis upon which active and satisfactory cooperation can be established between the various groups.'*
3,000 JEWS IN U* S. ARMY TO ATTEND AFTERNOON PASSOVER SEDERS IN HONOLULU
(Comtkmed from Pwge O**) poses by AprB 1st, whan tbe observance begins. They are Rabbis Isaac Tbubin, of New York, assigned to Quantanaxno Bay, Cuba; Shepherd Z. Baunv of New York, �-'r"H to Puerto Rico; Henry M. Rosenthal, of New York; assigned to Bermuda; Lavy M. Becker, of Boston, assigned to Trinidad; H. O. H. Levine, of Bangor, Me� assigned to Newfoundland, and Morton Raumann, of Hollywood, Cat, assigned to Alaska.
All but Rabbi Baumann will return to the United States after the holiday period. Rabbi Banrnann will remain in Alaska indefinitely to expand Jewish Welfare Board activities in Alaskan camp territories.
In cooperation with the Jewish Welfare Board's local committees and with James L. McBrtde, the semor chaplain of the rlassan command, Rabbi Baumann will provide for the Passover worship-pent at Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau, Fort Richardson and SIka. Special holiday supplies for the men in Alaska have bean shipped directly, from the Pacific Coast by the San Francisco regional headquarters of the Board. That office has also handled the shipment of supplies for the seders in
In the Panama ^*t�ni Zone, seder services wiD be held in both Panama City and Balboa, on the Atlantic and Pacific aides of the
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Other Passover services for soldiers wBl take place in Antigua, Jamaica and Trinidad, B.WX, Paramariba, Aruba and Curacao, N.WX, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Newfoundland and Iceland. American Jewish soldier* in Ice-
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Jewish men are also stationed with the units in St. Lucia and British Guiana. Army authoritses are cooperating in to bring these men to Trinidad for the services to be conducted by Rabbi Becker.
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