JANUARY 28, 1949
THE CANADIAN JEWISH REVIEW
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Mr. and Mrs. M. Zemelman, Esplanade Avenue, entertained at home, prior to a dinner party in the Tzigane Room of the Bucharest, in honor of Miss Phyllis Zweck-er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Zwecker, de Bullion Street, whose marriage to their son, Thomas (Merman) Zemelman, takes place on March 13.
Miss Anne Roisman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Roisman, Waverley Street, fiancee of Issie Nul-man, son of Mrs. Rose Nulman, Clark Street, and the late H. Nulman, who will be married on March 27, at Beth David Synagogue, was entertained at a tea at Epstein's, by her mother. Receiving about sixty guests were: Mrs. Roisman, Miss Anne Roisman, and her sister, Miss Jean Roisman. The table was arranged with daffodils, tulips, carnations, pom-poms, and yellow roses. The honoree was presented with a dinner-set.
Entertaining for Mrs. Saul Ka-ranofsky, 4147 Clark Street, who was Miss Frances Bellman, were: Mrs. B. Bellman, Clark Street, mother of the bride, at a tea at the Spanish Room of the Queen's Hotel; Mrs. A. Singerman and Mrs. B. Saffran, tea at the Queen's Hotel; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cappel, at the Tic-Toe; Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Cohen and Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Cohen, at El Morocco; Mrs. B. Wo-loshen and Mrs. M. Kolber, tea, at the latter's home, on Stuart Avenue; Miss Rose Frisch, tea; Miss Bertha Kaylor, at the Lotus Garden; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vine-berg and Mr. and Mrs. Moe Vine-
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Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Abramowitz, 795 Davaar Avenue, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at a dinner dance at Epstein's. They have two sons-in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. K. B. May, Davaar Avenue; and Mr. and Mrs. Moe dayman, Davaar Avenue; and two sons and daughters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Abramowitz, Macdonald Avenue; and Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Abramowitz, Dollard Avenue. .They have six grandchildren, Mrs. Joseph Bloomfield, Cote des Neiges Road, formerly Miss Ella May; Maurice May, Coolbrook Avenue; Joan and Judy Abramowitz, Dollard Avenue; and Michael and Leonard Clayman. They have one great-granddaughter, Arlene Bloomfield. At the dinner dance, the tables were all decorated with Talisman roses, and yellow pom-poms, with gold leaves. Present from out-of-town were: Miss Hilda Mintz, of New York, a sister of Mrs. Abramowitz; and Solomon Mintz, her brother, now of New York, and formerly of Bausk, Russia, who had been in a concentration camp, and who had not seen Mrs. Abramowitz, his sister, for thirty-eight years.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Kofman and daughter, Ina, and son, Jerry, 1517 Ducharme Avenue, left by motor for Los Angeles, Calif., where they expect to take up permanent residence. Prior to their departure, they were entertained by: Mr. and Mrs. H. Cohen, Sherbrooke Street West, and by Mr. and Mrs. J. Bronstein, Esplanade Avenue, at a dinner presentation at the former's home; Mr. and Mrs. H. Bronstein, and Mr. and Mrs. S. Auer-bacJtvde l'Enee Avenue, dinner presentation ; lit: *and Mr*. I. Marcovitch, dinneT presentation at El Morocco; Mr. and Mrs. Asher Kofman, Esplanade Avenue, dinner presentation; Mr. and Mrs. G. Et-covitch, Lacombe Avenue, party presentation; Mr. and Mrs. A. La-zare,  Ducharme Avenue, evening
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Jews Picket Against Pianist
Walter Gieseking, German pianist who performed in German-held territory throughout the war, was taken into custody by immigration officials in New York, his projected tour of the United States and Canada was cancelled. The announcement was made by the Justice Department in Washington less than two hours before he was to have begun the first concert of the tour in Carnegie Hall before a capacity audience of 2,760 persons.
Pickets were gathering outside the closed doors protesting against Mr. Gieseking's appearance when the cancellation was announced. Outside the auditorium were upwards of 200 pickets, most of them representing the five borough councils of the Jewish War Veterans. Others carried placards of the N. C. A. S. P. and the American Veterans Committee. A special police detail was on duty outside and inside the hall to keep order.
Some of the pickets' placards bore these legends: "We fought them, don't you pay them"; "Herr Gieseking will play a funeral dirge for 6,000,000 Jews" and "Gieseking plays tonight, will Ilsa Koch play next week?"
Sidney Stein, department commander of the Jewish War Veterans, kept his pickets on duty until the crowd of disappointed ticket-holders swallowed them up. He dismissed his pickets at 8.10, but the N. C. A. S. P. kept on.
So did several smaller organizations�the Jewish People's Fraternal Order, Jewish Gold Star Mothers, and the Committee for the Negro in the Arts. One portly
gentleman walked up and down waving a rosary over the pickets' heads. He said he represented "Christianity."
Public protests had been made by the American Jewish Congress, the Anti-Defamution League of Bnai Brith, Representative Arthur G. Klein, Democrat, of New York, and the National Council of Arts, Sciences and Professions, one of the groups that supported Henry A. Wallace in last year's Presidential campaign.
According to the Justice Department, "sufficient evidence" came into the hands of immigration authorities to warrant a full-scale investigation.
Just because the mercury is shivering in the bottom of the thermometer tube is no reason why we should seal ourselves into airtight chambers these early winter nights. It is better to use an extra blanket or two and leave the window open than to risk colds by sleeping in dry, stuffy rooms.
Cards Of Thanks
BROWNSTEIN: The family of the late Mrs. Jeanettc Brownstein wish to thank their many relatives and friends for the kindness shown them, and expressions of sympathy extended to them, in their recent sad bereavement in the loss of a dearly beloved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother.
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presentation at the Tic Toe; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kofman, Botrel Avenue, party presentation; Mrs. E. Cohen, Esplanade Avenue, mother of Sirs. Kofman, tea party presentation, for Mrs. Kofman. Mr. Kofman was entertained at a stag party presentation at El Morocco, with E. Cohen, his father-in-law, in charge of arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. E. Cohen, Mrs. Kofman's parents, entertained at a family dinner party immediately prior to their departure.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Black, 5150b Casgrain Street, celebrated the bar-mitzvah of their son, Murray, who was called to the Reading of the Law at Chevra Tilem Synagogue. He is the brother of Stanley, aged three; and godson of Mr. and Mrs. Barney   Fitleberg,   6719   Clark Street, his uncle and aunt. At kid-dub, witk the immediate present, Mrs. Black wore a black taffeta dress, with a striped taffeta bodice, and a black felt hat, with a black veil. Mrs. Fitleberg wore a black crepe dress, with a black feathered hat. At dinner at Suffrin's, the following evening, with the immediate family present, Mrs.  Black wore a black crepe dinner  gown,  with  trimming  of silver birds; Mrs. Fitleberg wore a fuchsia-shaded crepe dinner gown, with vari-colored sequin embroidery;  and  Mrs.  Samuel  Black, of Toronto, an aunt, wore a black satin   dinner   gown,  with   rhine-stono pins shaped like birds. Murray  wore  a  navy-blue suit, and Stanley,   a   tan   suit,   with   long troupers, and each boy had a gold key-chain.  The bar-mitzvah  cake was made in the shape of an open book,   decorated   in   white   and bronze-color,  with  roses.     From out-of-town  were  Mr.   and   Mrs. Samuel Black, 1952 Danforth Avenue,  and  Barney  Black. 344  St. Germaine Avenue, of Toronto, Ont., uncles and aunt of Murray.
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Mrs. Celia Israel died on Friday, January 21, in her forty-first year, at the Ross Memorial Pavilion. She is survived by her husband, Myron J. Israel; one son, Billy; one daughter, Arlene; her mother, Mrs. Mary Chetlen Shapiro; and two brothers, Tom. and Herman Chetlen, all of New York. Funeral took place from Paperman's, Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat officiating. Burial was in Shaar Hashomayim cemetery. Shiva at the home, 5046 Grosvenor Avenue.
Jacob Costiner died suddenly on Friday, January 21. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Amele Simkover Costiner; two daughters, Mrs. Jack Pepper (Tauba); Mrs. William Stein (Lily); and one sister, Mrs. H. Shepro (Anna), of Los Angeles, Calif. Funeral took place from Paperman's, Rabbi L. Syrek officiating. Burial was in Bessarabier Hebrew Sick Benefit Association cemetery. Shiva at the home, 4161 Esplanade Avenue.
Morris Salzman died on Thurs-*ray, fwuimij -�e^&� i�*u*vw*d by.
his wife, Mrs. Rose Herman Salzman ; three sons, Walter, Paul, Otto; three grandchildren, Jean and Peggy Salzman, and Gregory Salzman; two sisters, Mrs. Gisela Hirsh, of Bucharest, Rumania; Mrs. Otto Placzek (Jeanette), of Shanghai, China; and one brother, Joseph, of New York. Funeral took place from Paperman's, Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat and Rabbi David Wise officiating. Burial was in Shaar Hashomayim cemetery. Shiva was at the home. 4021 Grey Avenue.
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Moe Carpman died suddenly on January 21. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Esther Carpman; one son. Hyman; three daughters, Mrs. P. Kalin (Florence); Mrs. I. Pos-luns (Shirley); Miss Anita Carpman; two brothers, Max and Harry; and three sisters, Mrs. J. Russ-man (Ida): Mrs. M. Eizenwasser (Clara); Mrs. H. Sacks (Molly). Funeral took place from Paper-man's, Dr. C. N. Denbure, Rabbi, officiating. Burial was in Canadian Hebrew Sick Benefit Association cemetery. Shiva is at the home, 974 Pratt Avenue. Mr. Carpman was treasurer of the United Hebrew cemetery; an officer of the Canadian Hebrew Sick Benefit Association; and a member of Congregation Shcvos Achim D'Beth Abraham.
Mrs. Jeanette Brownstein. widow of the late Lupu Brownstein. died on Fridav Januarv 14. She is sur-
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rfwid fry t�_. --^JffiM#(L�Al Leon; one daughter, Mrs. S. Brandies (Annie); thirteen grandchildren; and six great-grandchidren. Funeral took place from Paper-man's, Rabbi S. H. Herschorn officiating. Burial was in Pinsker cemetery. Shiva was at the home of a son, Benjamin . Brownstein, 6003 Wilderton Avenue.
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children; two brother*, Samuel ar>f� Max Shapiro; and two sisters, Mrs. Charles Shane (Rae); and Mrs. Jack Ducoffe (Rose). Funeral took place from Paperman's, Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat officiating. Burial was in Shaar Hashomayim cemetery. Shiva was at the home, 4810 Queen Mary Road.
Mrs. Lena Cooperberg Herman died on Sunday, January 16, in her thirty-seventh year. She is survived by her husband, Leonard Herman; hir mother, Mrs. Ida Cooperberg; and two sisters, Mrs. Abe Socaran-sky (Gussie); and Mrs. Phillip Flomen (Celia). Funeral took place from Paperman's, Rabbi Charles Bender officiating. Burial was in Adath Israel cemetery. Shiva was at the home, 454 Willowdale Avenue.
Daniel Cohen died on January 16, in his thirty-fourth year. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Marguerite Kirsch Cohen; one daughter, Ellen; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen; four brothers, Louis, Nathan, David, Ralph; and one sister, Miss Suzanne H. Cohen. Funeral took place from Paper-man's. Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat and Reverend J. Fromm officiatine. Burial was in Shaar Hashomayim cemetery. Shiva was at the home of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen, 628 Victoria Avenue.
Charles Goldin died at Sunny-brook Military Hospital in Toronto, Ont., on January 17, in his fortieth year. He is survived by his wife,"Mrs. Sarah Goldin; two sor.s, Billy and Raymond; his father, Isadore Goldin, all of Montreal; one sister, Mrs. Joseph Lande (El*a), of Montreal; and two brothers. Allan, of London, England; and Stephen, of New York. He was the son of the late Mrs. Rayusa Goldin. Funeral took place from Paperman's, Rabbi S. H. Herschorn officiating. Burial was in Bessarabier cemetery. Shiva was at the home of the sister, Mrs. Jo?eph Lande. 2219 Maplewood Avenue.
Henry Shapiro died on January 16. at the Royal Victoria Hospital. Ho is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Rubenstein Shapiro; four daughters, Miss Ethel Shapiro; Mr?. Charles Hershorn  (Goldye);
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