- Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives
- JACOBSON, Percy and Joe
- The Pony Club letters before July 1940
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- Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives via Canadian Jewish Heritage Network (incl. Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives)
- Dates
- 1939-1940 (indexed as 1939–1940)
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- file
- Scope & content
- File 1/8. Includes letter from Monty Berger briefly describing conditions in Montreal; doubtful of imminent conscription in Canada.
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- The Pony Club letters before July 1940
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- CalligraphyForestHandwrittenLakeLetterLetterheadMilitaryMountainSignatureTypewrittenWarTagged automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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- HAROLD N. LEslieLOUIS ABELSON M. A.HERMAN IRWINTWIN LAKE CAMPON ECHO LAKEBRANDON, VERMONTN. Y. OFFICE: 614 LINCOLN PLACE, BROOKLYN, N. YTELEPHONE MAIN 2-8962Tues mornDear Herb,ASSOCIATED WITH CAMP AWANEE FOR GIRLS AND TWIN-AWANSE LODGE FOR ADULTSTELEPHONE MAIN 2-8982ASSOCIATED WITH CAMP AWANEE FOR GIRLS AND TWANEE LODGE FOR ADULTSI answer your letter at once and briefly. My pants have been found in my house. How they disappeared out of my valise I do not know, but I have them. Many thanks for all your effort anyways.My Grandfather passed away early this morning and I will be busy for awhile. I plan to leave for Columbia on Sunday.Joe left for Preston last night. Russia's action beclouds the war sit., but Canada still seems calm. No fear of conscription for a long time and until then the border will be kept well open I fancy. But Hesse or anyone should have absolute clear papers to move across either way. If that is so there is no worry. I hope to be able to see you soon. I will try to call Gerry.Harriet Bloomfield left for New York this morn, may find her at 145 E 23 St if interested about recent Mtl events.As ever.ADDRESS ALL LETTERS, TELEGRAMS AND PARCELS TO BRANDON, VT.Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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