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July II, MM
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Regular Sabbath services will be held on Saturday morning, July 12, at 1.30.
PERSONAL
Rabbi Brickner attended a conference on immigration, held in Montreal July 8, of the leaders of the Jewish Imrm-
fant Aid Society of Canada and the C.A., to consider questions affecting Jewish immigration.
CONGREGATION GO EL TZKDEK, UNIVERSITY AVE. SYNAGOGUE
On Wednesday evening, July 2, the members of the Women's Auxiliary and the Board of Covernors of the Goel's Tzcdek Synagogue held a farewell meeting for Rabbi J. L. Siegel, who is leaving to continue in his studies at Yale. He was presentedt with a Morocco-bound set of the Jewish Encyclopaedia by H. Smith and gold cuff links with the Masonic emblem, by Mrs. I. H. Siegel. The rabbi spoke. Misses Frances Ras-minsky and Frances Thomas recited and danced. A violin solo was given by Miss FVances Rohr, accompanied by Miss Molly Halpern. The refreshments were in charge of Mrs. Frank Stein, convener, assisted by Mesdames G. Kling, D. Brown and B. M. Speyer, Mr. L. Gelber, president of the Auxiliary, presided.
ROSE CAPLAN GIRLS
On Sunday last under the chaperonage of Miss Anne Pechenick (leader), who has just returned from New York, the Rose Caplan Girls held their annual picnic to Scarborough Heights. Prizes were won by Ruby Pechenick, Pauline Cohen, Molly Hyman, Jack Dworkin, Harold Cherry and Charlie YafTy. A farewell party was held by the Rose Caplan Girls, in honour of Miss Goldie (kxxlman, who is leaving to live in New York. The club presented her with an onyx ring.
LOCAL JEWS TO HELP LOS ANGELES SANATORIUM
S. Lubarski-Debalta, executive secretary of the Jewish Consumptive Relief Association, of Los Angeles, who came here as representative of this assocation to the Social Service Conference, started in Toronto his organization campaign of Canada as a distinct territory for the support of the National Jewish Tuberculosis Sanatorium of Ix>s .Angeles, which, since its foundation, ten years ago, has sheltered many destitute Jewish consumptives from the Dominion.
At a meeting held last Saturday evening in Rabbi Gordon's home, the following formed the Jewish Consumptive Relief Association, Ix>s Angeles Sanatorium Committee of Toronto: Rabbi J. Gordon, S. Bennett, Dr. L. J. Breslin, H. Dworkin, Frank Hutner, H. R. Home, S. Kronick, L. Levinsky, A. Rhinewine, J. Samuels. The Workmen's Circle and the Amalgamated Clothing Workers will designate later two delegates who will participate Ln this committee.
Mr. Lubarski-Debalta is leaving for Montreal, where a similar committee will be formed.
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EDITORIAL
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Canadian Jewry can do nothing better than to emulate the noble humanitarian example set them by their own government, which waived the existing immigration rules to give these people without a country a home.
But even though 5,000 be admitted to Canada, it will be like a drop in the bucket, when we bear in mind the thousands of our homeless brethren, who are now homeless refugees. To patriate these, our people without a country, should become the concern of the Jews of the world. We look with great hopes to our brethren in the United States to raise the wherewithal now that their country is closed. With money and it will require much money�� thousands of Jews could be provided for in Palestine; others could be sent to South American countries. Two things are essential, to find the countries that will accept these homeless wanderers, and money to transport them and see that they do not become a public charge on the general community. In this work of finding countries for these people the League of Nations can and should be extremely helpful. These homeless Jews are fit subjects of the League in the interim that they are men without a country. But the raising of money is the task of the world Jewry.
Barnett R. Brickner
THANKS GIRL GUIDES
The Local Committee of Arrangements of the National Conference of Social Work thanks Capt. Lilian Smith and her Company, 69th Toronto Company Girl Guides, who assisted in making the assembly in Toronto a success.
ROUMANIAN AUXILIARY DANCE
The summer dance of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Roumanian Hebrew congregation "Adath Israel," was held at the Balmy Beach Club House, Wednesday night, June 25. An orchestra played. Refreshments. Mrs. L. Hertzman and Mrs. M. Littner received. Conveners were: Mrs. H. Signer, Mrs. W. Goodman and Mrs. D. Abramowitz.
HERZL ZION CLUB
The Herzl Zion Volley Ball League teams have been appointed.
Tuesday, August 12, Garden Festival on the club lawn. Music, movies, vaudeville and other entertainment. Ticket information later.
YOUNG CHALUTZ COMMITS SUICIDE
Vienna (J.T.A.).�A twenty-two-year-old Chalutz, Moishe Bemzweig, committed suicide the other day by jumping into the Danube. Bernzweig was stranded in Vienna, while en route to Palestine, owing to a lack of funds and necessary documents.
About four hundred young Chalutzim, mainly from Poland, are now stranded in Vienna unable to proceed on their
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