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about by the Arab feudal overlords. There is a serious danger in Iraq because of the influence of the Communists, to whom Iraq, has turned for protection against Nasser". The problems arising out of Pan-Arabian* and Russian interest-in the Persian Gulf and Middle East oil put the whole region "in a state of turmoil, and great danger," Mr. Justice Douglas said. Countering such disturbing factors in the Middle East and Asia he asserted, were Israel, Turkey and India � "really vital democracies which are towers of strength." He ranked Israel as having achieved "the most advanced technological development" in the Middle East
torah. The Vaad Hoir (Council) is the onlv organisation of its kind on the North American continent, and represents all the synagogues, educational institutions, fraternal, and social organisations in Montreal. Religious and communal problems will be discussed. During the past year the Vaad Hoir established "kashruth" ritual slaughter of animals for food supervision, paid by the organization, in Camps Hagshamah, Masead, and Gan Israel, and in the Jewish General Hospital. Castle des Monta Hotel, at Ste. Agathe, was added to the kosher hotels in the Laurentian area. A department of the organisation is the "Mishpat Hashalom" (Jewish Arbitration Court) and the social welfare department A new Council, comprised of at least one representative from each constituent Jewish organization in the city, will be elected and will elect a new administration. At
6resent Joseph S. Caplan, S. irazin. I. Eiley constitute the praesidium; others: Oscar Chazani Louis Shiff, Israel Cohen, Abraham Parnass, Louis Glazer, Q.C.; Rabbi Isaac L. Hechtman, executive director; Miss Lily Mann, ad--ministrative secretary.����
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noff asked the blessing. Madelyn Joseoh kindled the lie-fits, accom-
Sanied b� Mrs. Fineberg. Mrs. ernard Karr, programme chairman, spoke. Mrs. Shuchat said grace. Dorothy Klzell led the can-die lighting with: Gloria Rosen, Dorothy Fieldman. Susan Shier, Harriet Seltzer, Miriam Mania, Ellen Greenwood, Susan Gordon, Kathleen Sabbath, Joan Block. A duet was sung by Bonnie and Lin Brotman; and an exhibition of dancing was given by Mesdames: Bernard J. Finestone. Alex Hasen, Hyman Surchin, Richard Gold-bloom, Robert Benson, J*. A. Lyonne Heppner. Bernard Issenman, Norman Halpern. Myer Deitcher, William Baler. Mrs. Arthur Garmaise was moderator. Thanks were extended by Mrs. F. V. Elkin, president
"How Shall We Measure Life?" Mesdames Alvin Florea, Raymond H. Gilbert, Louts Packer, were chairmen of a rummage sale, assisted by: Meadames Samuel Schwartz, Eugene Gardner, Joseph Cooper, Stanley Davis, Francis Feltin, Louis Pont, Irving Solowey, Mark Stein, Gerald Caplan, Ben Alexander.
� NEW WORLD CLUB of Canada, are giving a New Year's eve party, on December 81. at 9.30 p.m., at 4605 Mackenzie Street, with an orchestra. Conveners are: J. Wildstein. F. Nash, Mrs. Jack Reichman. F. Reichman is president
� BETH DAVID-Beth Yitzchok Kehal Jeshurun Synagogue: Isaac J. Teicher, Rabbi; Services Friday evening, at 4:15 p.m., Saturday morning, at 8:45 a.m. Stephen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Moe Steinberg, 752 Rockland Avenue, will be called to the Torah reading, in celebration of his bar-mitavah. On Sunday morning, the Men's Chib services will begin at 9:00 a.m., with breakfast at 9:45. Rabbi Teicher will lead the question and answer period on Jewish laws and customs.
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Because of this, he announced that Hadassah was focusing Us regional community health" services program upon public health problems. He said It would cooperate with the Hebrew University � Hadassah Medical School in Jerusalem in training undergraduates in the essentials of social medicine and public health as well as in postgraduate training of workers in these fields.
At another session, Moshe Kol, world director of Youth Aliyah, declared that his organization was ready to accept children, ranging In age from 13^ 10/ from Morocco and the Soviet Union as well as from other countries if they could obtain permission from their governments to emigrate to Israel.
Youth Aliyah is an international agency devoted to the rescue and relief of underprivileged Jewish children and their rehabilitation in Israel, says the New York Times. Hadassah is the official representative of the agency in America.
�SHAAR HASHOMAYIM Synagogue, Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat: Men's Association gave a father-son-luncheon at Chanukah. Rabbi Shuchat and Carl Gelber recited prayers. Peter Rochman kindled the l�gh�* rahhi and Dr. A.
Stilman, president, spoke. Group singing was led by Mrs. B. Elman, with Mrs. M. N. Fineberg, pianist A musical playlet, "The Singing Menorah", written by Zev Bloom, was presented by two classes. Bonnie, and Lin Brotman sang a duet and there was a magician to entertain. Joseph Eliesen, chairman
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� TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM, Paul Liner, Rabbi: Services, December 26, at 8:16 pm.; sermon: "And Jacob Lived". The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Zidie, 5310 Randall Avenue, will be named Shelley. Last week Mrs. David R. Miller. Charles Asch, Phillip Sulla, Jack Halperin, Harry Segal, Ben Rocklin. Avrom Brodsky took part
� WOMEN'S CANADIAN O.R.T. is: Mesdames S. Bronfman, O.B.E.; L. Fitch, J. Roos, L. D. Crestohl, H. D. Cheifetz, H. H. Gould, A. B. Bennett, president, of Toronto. Ont; P. Stattner, G. Cohen, of Ottawa,~OntT~ Hr ^OngstoTrer~<rf -Toronto; M. Mints, H. Shapiro, B. van der Walde, J. Ain, S. Levy, B. S. Harrison. H. B. Gary, of Toronto; I. Levine, of Ottawa; S. Cohen, E. Fiederer, H. T. Herbert, S. Bland, M. Klaiman, L. Feldman, M. Dunsiger, S. Nemtin, M. B. Manilla, T. Harris, H. Cummlngs, L. Feldman, C. Kent, A. M. Goldman. A. R. Millar, L. Goldmaker, D. Barnett, D. Kessler. A. Rothschild, M. Weissler, H. Abeloon, R. Horovitch, Shapiro, J. Stot-land, S. Greenblatt, P. Berm. Omissions in the above are partly due to the fact that this news was not prepared in conformity with Review publication rules.
�TEMPLE EMANU-EL, Dr. Harry J. Stern, Rabbi: Services, December 26, at 8.15 p.m.; sermon:
� SHEVET ACHIM Synagogue. Joseph Grunblatt, Rabbi: A social evening, on January 5, at 8.15 p.m., will present the Jewish Junior Welfare League play, "According To Size", with Mesdames Peter Dogen, I. Bassel. L. Steinfeld, E. H. Veinish. A discussion will follow. Every one is welcome. Hostesses will be: Mesdames P. Gure-vitch, R. Basaior, H. Finkelstein, W. wendman.
� JEWISH CONVALESCENT Home of Montreal, Inc., meeting, at 287 Villeneuve Street West, congratulated Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Waxman, 4676 La Peltrie Street, on the bar-mitzvah of their grandson, Michael Elliot, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Waxman, -32�-�rattom� Streetr-The~re\ffle^ was won by the hostess, Mrs. M. Rosensweig, who gave a donation. Mrs. S. Waxman thanked her. Others present were: Mr. and Mrs. I. Maron, Mr. and Mrs. H. Etcovitch, Mr. and Mrs. F. Baker, Mesdames J. Goldwasser, R. Nemeroff, D. Greenberg, F. Wex-ler, H. Levine, B. Caplan, I. Ri-moin, N. Bard, S. Borek, I. Cohen, P. Wilner, B. Shindle, A. Jacob-son, M. Bailes, L. Letofskv, A. Clark, F. Kupchik, A. Levinson, B. Burstein, A. Kusnitz, and two
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� CHEVRA KADISHA-Bnai Jacob Synagogue, David Roth, Rabbi: These new members are: William Abugov. Reuben Altrows, Joseph S. Caplan, Jack Duskes, Sidney Ehgel, Joseph Friedmann, William Gladstone, Philip Glazer, Harry Gold, Mrs. Rebecca Gurvitch, Mrs. Joseph Israel, Mrs. Fanny Mos-covitch, Marcus H. Moss, Martin J. Rabin, Gerson Rubin, David Rusenek, Herman Stein, Isaie Swift, Morry Taubenblat Sheldon Popliger and Bernard Dolansky were chazzanim at Junior Congregation services. The 37th Com-
8any of Girl Guides, leadership of [rs. Samuel Gruman, will hold a rally in the Social Hall, on Monday, December 29, at 7 p.m. Second Class and Child Nurse badges will be presented to: Joanne Frank, Shari Gruman. Sheila Popliger and Marilyn Takefman.
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� BETH AARON Synagogue, Myer Schecter, Rabbi: Friday Evening ser^^ces-Deee^aher-2^-at-4Tl5-y.1n;^
Saturday, December 27, 9.00 a.m. Neil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Caplan, 7825 Bimam Avenue, will be called to the Reading of the Torah in honpur of his bar-mitzvah.
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�ISRAEL BOND Organization: Justice William O. Douglas, of the U. S. Sunreme Court, noted liberal jurist, widely known as a champion of under-privileged peoples and under-developed countries, spoke at a testimonial dinner tendered to Max Wolofsky, retiring chairman, of the Montreal Israel Bond committee, at Chevra Ka-disha-BnaJ Jacob Synagogue. The incoming chairman Lb Julius Brisk-in. Citing the great progress made by Israel as "a real democracy" in population, development and economic achievement Mr. Justice Douglas pointed out that the country was "still having problems with its neighbors. Israel faces the
coincident but competitive dangers of Communism and Pan-Arabism, and fear of what may be brought
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Michael Elliot, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Waxman, 329 Gratton Street, was called to the Read ng of the Law, in celebration of his bar-mitzvah, at Congregation St. Laurent He is the brother of Ronnie, aged nine years; Linda Ann, five; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Waxman, 4676 La Peltrie Street; and of Mr. and Mrs. B. Pines, 5230 Dalou Street Kiddush was observed. A dinner dance in the Synagogue hall took place that evening.
David, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kaufman, 3907 La Peltrie Street, will be called to the Reading of the Law, in celebration of his bar-mitzvah, on December 27, at Beth Hamedrash Hagodol Synagogue. He is the brother of Laura, aged ten years; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. B. Kaufman, 3050 Van Horne Avenue^ and Mr. and Mrs. S. Flint; of Paris, France. Kiddush will be observed. A supper at home will take place the following evening.
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training to more than 15,000 persons through ORT schools. JDC's traditional Passover distributed in eleven European countries over 300,000 pounds of matzoth, matzoh meal, and fats. Thousands of youngsters were provided with summer vacations, another of JDC's special projects.
Mr. Leavitt also noted the continuation of JDC's efforts to establish Jewish centers throughout Europe as a step towards the revitalization of Jewish commun-al life on the continent Since "1954 in twelve european coun-tries, Mr. Leavitt reported, funds provided by JDC and the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany have helped to establish 60 community adult and youth centers, costing a total of $3,400,000. Mr. Leavitt hailed the progress toward self ^sufficiency� of local Jewish! communities in Europe, pointing out that they had raised $1,400,000 toward construction of the centers.
Mr. Warburg paid particular tribute to the field workers who . serve JDC's far-flung-programs: "They have seen the faces of fear and the sounds of weeping. They have heard the guns grow silent, only to hear the cries of the wounded continue more loudly in the stillness. They have seen the oppressor pass Away, but have seen the broken bodies of his victims left as a bequest to the world, not dead, but not living. They have seen_the_ walls- of Dachau-torn down and destroyed, but years after, in far-off places, they have found and met, and spoken with, the little bits and pieces of Dachau which still survive. Suffering they have seen and sorrow beyond easing, and despair. But also joy. And happiness, and fulfillment The joy of a child with a pair of new. shoes, and a meal to ease her hunger. The happiness of a mother who knows finally that her son will live/ because the life-saving drugs have come. The fulfillment of men and women as they look about them amazed at the land which is to be their home, as the fear drops from them, as their shoulders grow straight and they laugh for the first time the joyous laugh of free men. All these joys have they seen, the men and women who serve us, who serve JDC and the American Jewish community. All these joys have they seen; and that is their reward. As it is ours. For if we give joy, we also share it."
James H. Becker, chairman of the JDC National Council, said that members of the National Council, leaders of Jewish communities from coast to coast are largely responsible for the continued and warm acceptance by
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