24. 1944
THE CANADIAN JEWISH REVIEW
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sMtxm. Rose Gebertig of Toronto, �'-^-^   ber  son-in-law   end Mr. and Mrs. M. Snider, Mich.,  en  route  to Miami Beach, Florida,  where she waT spend the winter, lbs. O. RoesnfekL Grace Street her   brother-in-law   ana Mr. and Mrs. A- Cohen, of N.Y., and son, Dr. D. ef California, who wis ~      '    nt the time,
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Geidie Naiman, of Miami* Florida, has returned home **vhtfting her parents, Mr. and. R. Naiman, Henry Street. En will stop in New York. ,  and Ben. Worta-thstr birthdays at dinner at the home of Mr.  and Mrs. S->n Boulevard. Mrs.  Ted  Goldstein the birth of their sen, at Use home of Mr. and Carl
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poke, and Mr. and C. Goldstein, also grandpar-ehv were there.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Axmith, Divi-Street, celebrated their tenth anniversary at a dancing with Mr. and Mrs. S. Sher-saan, Mr. and Mrs. H. Oarfietd, Mr. and Mrs. J. Solomon, and Mr. eai Mca. R. Siegel as guests.
Mr. and Mrs. M> Schwartz, Shww Street, celebrated the bar-satavnh of their son, Malcohn G0-hert, at a luncheon at the Behrin, wsth one hnndjed and sixty-five gueeta. Mrs- Schwartz received in a black crepe dress, with matching hat. Charles Sch waits was toast-from out-of-town t: Mrs. J. Silverstein, of Cin-Ohio; Mrs. H. Peterson e Leah Peterson, of New Mrs. S. Levine, Mrs. H.. and Mrs. H. Shubert, ail L.I-
L.   Hoffman,   Crawford entertained at a tea, with ^ at the Round
Mesne, in honowr of her daughter, Maes urheee marriage to Moe Brin-ewr, ef London, Ont. takes pbsce in Jisnsry. Mra. Hoffmen hi a biaek erase with
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ered top. The honoree wore a plum-colored streetlength dress, trimmed with gold sequins. About one hundred guests called.
Those who entertained Mrs. Robert Kesben, formerly Miss Pauline Fine, were; Mrs. D. Kashin, Brunswick Avenue, at a cup and saucer shower, Mrs. Al. Siegel, tea at Arcadian Court; Mrs. H. Kesben, Page Street, dinner and evening; Mrs. M. GeUer, luncJsson; Mra. M. Hands and Mra. L. Levey,
ghan Road,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Winkler, Borden Street, entertained one hundred and twenty-five relatives and friends at a dinner at the Bel-vin in honour of the bar-raitsvah of their son, Arthur. Mrs. Winkler received in a black crepe afternoon dress, with pink net yoke trimmed with black sequins, and pink roses in her hair. Sydney .tinkler was toastmaater. Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bernstein, and Miss Rena Winkler, of Windsor, and Harry Lepofsky, of Detroit, Mich. Mr and Mrs. Z- Winkler, grandparents of the har-mitzvab, and Mrs. T. Sholder, great-grandmother, were
'"Mr.'and Mrs. H. Rosen, of Kingston, celebrated the bar-nutzvah of their son, Irving, at a dinner at Chudkngh Bouse, with about one hundred and fifty guests. Ben. Finkelstein Was toastmaster. Mrs. Rosen received in a black crepe gown with fuchsia-colored trimming, and a corsage of Talisman roses. Mr. and Mrs. M Rosen and son, Louis; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosen, and daughter, Merle; Mr. and Mrs. M- Feldman and daughters, Lillian and Shirley, all of Kingston; Mr. and Mrs. A. Goldstein, of Carieton Place; Mr. and Mrs. C. Israel, of Charleston, S.C-; Mrs. H. Kaplan and daughters, Diane and Sara, of Montreal, Que.; Mr. and Mrs. L. Swart*, of Hamilton; Miss Dora Rosen, of Ottawa; Aaron Kixeil, Philip Harrison, and Rabbi M KeUerman, all of Kingston, were among the guests.
MARRIAGES
WARNICK-HILTZ
Mr. and Mrs- Frank Hilts, Beatrice Street, aimottnce the marriage of their daughter, Martha, to Laurence, son ef Mrs. E. War-nick, of Vancouver, B-C and the late L Warniek, which took place on November 6, in Vancouver.
MENDLESON-WINKLER
The nwrriage of Berenice Eunice, daaghter ef Captain and Mrs. William N. Winkler, Pahmersten Boulevard, to Private Edwin Franklin Mendkson, United States Army, sen of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mi inns, af Buffalo, N.Y., took place an Man any, Ne umber IS, at three o'clock, at the hesae of the bride's parents. Rabbi WiBiam DraaiB officiated-
STEINMAN-STMON
laadore Simon, Baldwin Street, to JackaSteinman, son of Mrs. Stein-man, of Ottawa, Ont, and the lata H. Steinnuuu took place on November 5 at Shaarei Shomayim Synagogue. Rabbi J. Burak officiated. The wedding music was plsyed by Morris Turk. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a gown of chenille satin, with � dropped shoulders, sweetheart neckline, and a semi-hoop shirt She had a chenille satin headpiece and a tulle veil, and she carried a bible with two orchids and streamers of baby chrysanthemums and small flowers. Miss Shirley Rockfield, as maid of honour, wore a gown of rose-colored crepe, and matching headpiece. The bridesmaids, Misses Helen Eisen, Ann Menkes, Estelle Lewis, and Ruth Erenberg. were dressed in purple, blue, gold and green crepe, with matching headpieces, and had nosegays of red roses and white pompoms. Jack Aaron was beat man and the ushers were Harvey Simon, Harry Sroka, Saul Shiner, and Jack Lot-man. Receiving at the synagogue, the bride's mother wore a gown with purple velvet skirt and silver lame top, and corsage of orchids* The groom's mother was in blue sheer, with corsage of orchids. For a wedding trip to Buffalo, N.Y., and Cleveland, Ohio, the bride chose a red suit, with matching hat, black sheer blouse, and fur coat they will live in Toronto. Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. H. Kursh, Mrs. D> Levine, Mrs. L. Kurson, Mrs. M. Weinberg and daughter, Mrs. F. Fromson, and the letter's daughters, Leona and Adele; and Herman Cohen, all of Cleveland, Ohio; Ben. Stein-man, Misses Freda and Leah Stein-man, Mrs. A. Drasin, Mr. and Mrs. M. Steinman, Mrs. S. Aaron and daughter, Hilda, all of Ottawa.
merston Avenue, at St. Joseph's Hospital, on November 3, a son, brother of Alice. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. Layefsky, Pal-^merston Avenue.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. George A. Seguin (nee Tutsi Haspell), 43 CamberweU Road, at the General KosnUal,   on   November   10,  a
daughter, sister of Adrian and Natalie.
Born, to Mr. and.Mrs, H. Solomon (nee Ethel Fleishman), Mark-ham Street, at Toronto General Hospital, on November 10, a daughter. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. Fleishman, Markham Street; and Mr. and Mrs. J. Solomon, Markham Street
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Morris Weinberg (nee Pearl Ross), Shaw Street, at Mount Sinai Hospital, on November 10, a son. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. Ross, Huron Street; and Mr. and Mrs. J. Weinberg, of Hamilton.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kay (nee Dorothy Goldhar), Wd-lesley Crescent, at Mount Sinai Hospital, on November 8, a son, Michael Howard. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. B. Goldhar, College Street; and Mrs. M. Kay, Ulster Street.
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Palmerston Boulevard, on November 4, at the Toronto Western Hospital, a daughter, Vicki Ruth. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. I. Horowitz, Dundee Street West; and Mr. and Mrs. M. Reiken, Markham Street
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Posner (nee Pearl Shendelman), Huron Street, a son, at Mount Sinai Hospital 7. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. M. Shendelman, Major Street; and Mrs. D. Posner, Huron Street
BIRTHS
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Frankel (nee Theima Silverberg), 1648 Bathurst Street, at the Toronto General Hospital, on November 12, a son. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. M. Silverberg, Grace Street; and Mr. and Mrs. M. Frankel, Manning Avenue; great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. B. Tator, Beverley Street; and Mrs. Eva Frankel, Palmerston Boulevard.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wax (nee Frances Frankfort), Dew son Street a son, Frederick David, brother of Corinne, Sheldon, and Howard, at the Mount Sinai Hospital, on November 12.
Born, to Dr. and Mrs. M. Eason (nee Edith Babb), College Street at the Mount Sinai Hospital, on November 8, a daughter. Grandparents are Reverend and Mrs. A. Babb, of St John. N.B.; and Mr. and Mrs. E. Eisenberg, of Toronto.
Born, to Mr. and Mra. Samuel Faith (nee Betty Novack), of Toronto, of CoUingwood, on September 28, a daughter, Marian Bees, sister of Allen
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoffman (nee Rose Brooks), Major Street at the Mount Sinai Hospital, on November 3, a son. Grandparents are Mr- and Mrs. M. Brooks, Major Street; and Mr. and Mrs. S. Hoffman, Borden Street ��
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Hymen Weishrod (nee Gertrude Wein-tteb). Drvieion Street, at As ITiejtlsl. em Ni
Born, to Mr. and Mrs- Harry Zigelstein (nee Gertrude Fisher), 642 Shaw Street at the Western Hospital, on November 14, a daughter, Paula. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. S. Fisher, Lip-pincott Street; and Mr. and Mrs. I. Zigelstein, College Street.
Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lahman (nee Dr. Rose Abron), of Atlanta, Georgia, at the Women's College Hospital, on November 9, a son; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. D. Abramowitz, Palmerston Boulevard.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Lipo-witz (nee Florence Becker), 178 Strathesrn Road, at the General Hospital, on November 17, a son. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. M. Becker, Austin Crescent; and Mr. and Mrs. I- Lipowitz, Markham Street
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Creed (nee Jean Mouckley), 1652 Bathurst Street st the General Hospital, on November 16, a daughter. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. N- Mouckley, Bathurst Street; and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Creed, Westover Hill Road.
Born, to Corporal Sidney Goodman. R.C.A.F., and Mrs. Goodman (nee Mary Rotman), 91 Ridge Hill Drive, at the General Hospital, on November 15, a son. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. S. Rotman, Ridge Hill Drive; end Mr and Mra. A. Goodman,
Born, to Mr. and Mra.
occupation, the work of rescuing Jews from Nazism began. Thousands were given false identity papers. Later, when the Nazis became aware of this ruse, they took many to their headquarters to examine them for evidence of "Jew-ishness." � Many an unfortunate non-Jew has been destroyed because he was circumcised.
Most dastardly of Nazi practices was the deliberate extermination of the children. In this regard, French solidarity has been great. About 30,000 children have been hidden in the country, and a Catholic priest has been one of the most active figures in this work.
An Allied uniform is greeted with tremendous feeling. A Jew who is free, who is a liberator, is something that has tremendous meaning for Parisian Jews.
INQUIRY URGED
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ington, D.C.. condemning the murder of Lord Moyne in Cairo.
The statement was issued when the delegation to the conferenc% which meets in Atlantic City on November 26, called at the British Embassy to discuss problems of the conference with the Earl of Halifax, British Ambassador-
"I desire, on behalf of my colleagues in the British delegation and myself," Mr. Silverman said, "to express the utter condemnation which we all fed for the murder of Lord Moyne to which young Jews are reported to haye^ admitted. We think the whole world realizes that these crimes are the work of a numerically insignificant group in Palestine. We only add the hope that Hie
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Hospital, on Noveasher 4, a daughter, Judith. Grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. D. Fauasan, of Detroit Mich.; and Mr. and Mrs. Jules Allen, St Andrews Gardens; great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H-Feuman, of Rochester, N.T.; and Mr. and Mrs- L. Birnbaum, Beverley Street
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. N. Podo-lak (nee Rhode Layefsky),   Pal-
Born, te Mr. and Mrs. S. FegeV man (nee Ehde GeOer), IBM Dundas Street West, at the Mount
Sinai Hospital, on November 14, s son, Gary, brother of Denny. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. N. Fsgelman, Bathurst Street
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Reiken   (nee  Lillian   Horowitz),
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(Continued from Papa Owe) huge piles of arms and ammunition of all types, gathered from the Germans almost entirely . by the efforts of Jewish youngsters in their early teens.
Right from the first days of the
Miss Doris G from a visit to Winnii and Montreal. � LILLIAN Chapter of Camphalltoti and DaL bousie met at the home of Mrs.
was collected.  Hsdassah raised $505.50 for the war effort
Simon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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