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Mrs. J. Kopstein, of East Orange, N.J., visited her parent*, Mr. and Mrs. A Leavitt, Queen Mary Road
Mr. and Mrs. John Issenman and family, formerly of Stuart Avenue, have taken up residence on De-carie Boulevard.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Shallnsky and son; Gerald, formerly of Cote St. Luc Road, have taken up residence at J1935^Circle Road.
Drr-Sr jrUaliei, Wilson Avenue, baa returned from Boston where he attended a convention.
P.  Goodman,   Coolbronk Avenue, is in Halifax, visiting her
Miss Jewel Doris Prentla, of Detroit, is visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lande, Upper Roalyn Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rothschild, Lansdowne Avenue, spent a few days at Trout Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lourie, of Sierra Leone, South Africa, are visiting the latter'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Louis, Drummond Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Levy, of New York, are spending a few days with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mra. H. Hart, OHvfar Avenue.
Missy AdeJe Heymun arrived by plan* trocn New York and-spent a
Mr. and Mrs. H. Silver and lly have taken up residence on Meridian Road.
Max Wllaaeki, Pnidhomme Avenue, has returned from Albany. N.Y� where he apent a few days with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mandelbaum.
Miss Anna Vixieberg, of Ottawa, spent' a few days visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clare, Earaaellffe Avenue.
Mrs. B. Rubin and son, Bernard, Vendome Avenue, spent the holiday week-end at Four Seasons' Lodge, Ste. Agathe.
Mr. and Mrs. M, W. Wolfe, Cota St Luc Road, entertained at a cocktail party at their home and afterwards at dinner at the Tic Toe, in honor of Jerome Weiner, of New York.
Rabbi Harry J. Stern, Sherbrooke Street West, baa returned from a few days' trip to New York.
Miss Maryhn Mailman, Wood Avenue, is attending school at Northampton, Mass.
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Mr. and Mra. M. H. Lerner, of Riverside, California, were the guests of the latter'a brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H. Rabinovitch, Groavenor Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wolfe, Summerhill Avenue, have gone to Halifax, N5.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stewart, Roalya Avenue, spent the holiday week-end at Four Seasons' Lodge, Ste. Agathe.
Mra. L. Gilbert, Lincoln Avenue, has moved to 4123 Western Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brotman, of Boston, motored here and visited the latter'a parents, Dr. and Mrs. .David Tannenbeum, Sherbrooke Street West
Dr. and Mrs. B. Raglnsky, Ken* aington Avenue, apent a few days In Ste. Agathe.
Dr. and Mrs. B. Usher, Victoria Avenue, spent a few daya at Four Season's Lodge, Ste. Agathe.
Mrs. Arthur Simon, Kitchener Avenue, gave a dinner in honor of Mrs. Leroy Blatner, of Albany, NY
Mr. and Mrs. S. Litwin, Maple-wood Avenue, are visiting their aon-te-law and daughter, Mr. and
JEWISH SCOUTS PAVED WAY FOR BRITISH ADVANCE IN SYRIA
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Mrs. A Goodman and son, Martin, Wilk>wdale Avenue, are at Four Seasons' Lodge, Ste. Agathe.
Miss Eileen La Jarre, of Jersey City, N.J., was the guest of Miss Ray Collier, Marlborough Avenue, for a week.
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Gus Kahn died in Hollywood, leaving as his monument tunes which have been hummed and whistled by young and old Americans for many years. The list includes "My Blue Heaven," "Carolina in the Morning," "Mammy," "One Night of Love" and "Memories." --
These are only a few of the song hits from his prolific pen as a composer both in Tin Pan Alley and in Hollywood.
Mr. Kahn was preparing for breakfast at his home la Beverly
*wXh �m?*were^h5 wife, Mrs, Grace Leroy Kahn, and his children, Irene and Donald.
With his partner, Walter Don-aktson, he came to Hollywood eight years ago to give his talents to the musicals. Frequently a now tune would come to them while dining and they would Jot it down on a tablecloth. They would take the tablecloth jtome with them and the waiter would charge it to their account Thus a new song hit was born.
Mr. Kahn was a leading member of ASCAP and played a prominent part on the Pacific Coast in the society's fight with the radio networks.
His last work for the screen was at Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer ana waa in collaboration with Mr. Donaldson, Ton Stepped Out Of A Dream," one of the songs Tony Martin sang in "Zlegfeld GtrL"
Mr. Kahn was a lyricist and Mr. Donaldson usually contributed the score. Mr. Kahn was bom in Germany and was brought to the VS. at the age of four.
Screen mueieals to which Mr. Kahn contributed inchide "Whoopee," "Kid Millions," "Naughty Marietta," "Rose Marie," "San Francisco," "Bottoms Up," Three Smart Oris," "The Firefly," -the Bridal Suite," "Honolulu,'' "Lilian RusaeL" "Spring Parade," "Bitter Sweet," and "O. West"
Listed to his credit and Mr. Donaldson's are, among others, "Little White Lies," "My Beat Girl," "The Daughter of Rosae O'Grady," "Sweet Jenny Lee," "Yea Sir. That's My Baby." "Makm' Whoopee," "I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight" "Your Eyes Have Told Me So," "Pretty Baby," "My Isle of Golden Dreams," "Ain't We Got Fun," "No, No, Nora," "Now That You're Gone." "I Never Knew," Tm Through With Love," "Sleepy Head," "Carlaea," "WeJthV at the Gate for Katy," "It Had to Be
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Captain Scott labeled most of the stories related by his passengers "fairy tales," but admitted that a vigilance committee had bees formed. He said, however, that he had asked that the committee be appointed in case of accident
"I am very grateful to get here, under the chxumatancea," he added significantly.
Captain Scott waa accompanied by Ms wife, Christine, who has sailed with her husband since the war started. Mra Scott, clad in faded blue slack* and a bright red sweater, exchanged quips with he-porters and her husband.
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