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Canada needs more people to help �pay off the national debt, B. W. Jacobs. K.C., MP, declared in the open -ins lecture Friday evening, February 7 of a seriel sponsored by the Montreal branch of Canadian Young Ju-daea and the Young Men's Hebrew Association and given in the lecture tall of the new Y.M.KLA. building, at Park avenue and Mount Royal. Mr. Jacobs, representative at Ottawa for Cartier division, made a plea for a more generous admission to Canada of Jews, who, he said, were not found in the "soup Lines" in large cities.
In season and out of season for the past 13 years he had been attempting to convince other representatives at Ottawa that the Jewish immigrant should be encouraged to come to Canada. Prospective Jewish Immigrants to the Dominion had peculiar obstacles in their path which will likely prevent the migration of any great number of Jews to this country for, at elast, a number of years, Mr. Jacobs pointed out. The Jews who want to emigrate from their native countries live mostly in the "non-preferred class* countries' of central and southern Europe. This enabled only a small fixed number to come here each year.
mittee: I. B. Cohen, chairman; Miss 1*. Gordon, secretary; I. M. Konowita and Mrs. J. L. Zlotnlk. Committee supervising Hebrew evening courses: I. Gold, chairman; Miss R. Yaehenof-sky, secretary; committee in charge of the Hebrew Forum, M. Surchin, ' chairman. Miss P. Ginsberg, tary; financial committee, B. M. Welner, chairman; A. Rabinovitch, secretary. L B. Cohen will be chairman of a membership campaign.
HEBREW MOVEMENT TO DEVELOP CULTURE
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I Following a Hebrew mass meeting held at the Mount Royal Hotel when a delegation of the Histadruth Ha Ivrith of New York (a national organization for Hebrew culture), consisting of Maurice Tausner, secretary of the organisation; and Isaac Riv-kind, member of the National Executive, discussed the necessity of developing Hebrew culture and liters ture. a He brew-speaking group Montreal Zionists and Hebraists was organized. The first meeting was Wd at the Montefiore Orphans' Home, when Mr. Tausaer spoke on the life and works of Achad Ha'am, on the third anniversary of the death <* this Hebrew philosopher. A Hebrew Forum will be held every two weeks under the supervision of the Merka* Ivri (Hebrew-speaking centre). I Gold, president; M Surchin. ?ice-president; B. M_ Weiner, treaa-:nm; A Rabtaoritcfa. financial secretary; A. Nirenberg, corresponding *cmary; Miss R. Tasfceaofsky, re-cordin^ secretary.   Propaganda com-
CLUB BRIDGE
The Elvira Athletic and Social Club entertained at a bridge and presentation Tuesday, February 4, at the home of Mrs. Florence Fishman, In honor of Miss Fagie Horowitz, a bride-elect of February 22, welcoming Misses Mary Anick, Ray Sheiner, Eva Sheiner, Rose Berson, Lottie Kalakore, Sylvia Kursner, I bo be 1 Swelbei, Helen Goldberg, Bea Gare-lick, Fagie Horowits, Ida Berson and Mrs. Florence Fishman. Prises were won by Misses Sylvia Kursner, Eva Sbefher, and Mrs. Florence Fishman. The honoree was presented with a hat box.
LAUREL GIRLS
Miss Mary Phillis, City Hall Avenue, entertained the Laurel Girls at her home Tuesday, February 4. Members present were Misses Rosamond Weigensberg, Lena Coo per berg, Nettie Pilsmaker, May Weigensberg, and Molly Pilsmaker. Next meeting at Miss Lena Cooperberg's home Tuesday, February 11.
CORNWALL
A meeting and tea was held for members and friends of Rosenfield Chapter of Had assart, Tuesday, February 4, at the home of Mrs! N. Segal, with Mrs, J. J. Philips presiding. Records were read by the secretary, Miss LiDJe Miller, and reports by Mrs. Joe Miller, convenor of National Funds. Mrs. J. Kixell, of Ottawa, was guest speaker. The door prize was won by Mrs,' Harry Firestone with Mrs. Julius Miller in charge of' donations Assisting in tea room were Mrs, S. Iscovich and Mrs. I. Cohen. Next meeting and tea at the^ home of Mrs, Levinson.
CANADIANS IN LOS ANGELES
spending a few weeks in Los An-
geiea, where ber son, Victor, Is attending College.
Mrs. R. K. Heillig was at home to her friends Tuesday evening.
Mrs, Arthur Simon t and daughter, Helene, are visitors in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Naomi Glickman West 8th St., entertained at a family dinner at her home, in honor of the engagement of her son, Bernard, to Miss Ruth HIrschberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. HIrschberg, Los Angeles. Those present were Norman Glickman, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hirschberg, Mr. and Mrs. L Levine. Mr. J. Levlne. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kosberg, Mr. and Mrs. W. Aronson, Mr. and Mrs. Green baum, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus J. Glickman, Mr. and Mrs. Aron Block, Mrs. C. Rosenberg, Montreal, Mrs. E Kaplan, Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick and family who spent the past year in Los Angeles, left by motor for Montreal. En route they will visit Dallas, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and New York. Those who entertained for Mrs. Dick prior to her departure were Mrs. Gronich, at an evening; Mrs. Baron, luncheon and bridge; Mrs, HeckeU evening; Mrs-Al. Salsberg, dinner and svaning; Mrs. Ashkanas, luncheon; Mrs. S. Glnn, dinner and evening; Mrs. William Dector, luncheon and bridge.
Mrs. Daniel Freeman, gave a luncheon bridge in honor of Mrs. Friedman, Toronto, at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel. Decorations were in red roses and Valentine motif. The guests included Mesdames Harry Genser, B. Volansky, Francis Kantor, B. Scltail, Sarah Jaooby, Leo Volun, M. Reis-sen, Jennie Sugarman, Ethel Lipp-man, Belle Wilder, John Stern, Winnipeg; B. Barbenall, Goldie Rosen, Winnipeg; Emma Stone, Netty Ross, A. Mitchell, Winnipeg; Sarah Woolens, Ida Woolens, Betty Broder, Rose Grossman, P. Isaacs, Peter Groper, L. Miller, Toronto; D. Grossman, M. Baker,�Har.tman, Simons, Ackerman Eisen, Miss Ethel Abrams.
Arthur Kerner of Eden, Calif., spent a few days in Los Angeles visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kerner and brother, Maurice.
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