Colour Kodachrome 35mm slide depicts a side angle image of the Chateau Laurier hotel behind trees.

Photograph depicts twelve unidentified men standing behind an unidentified man who is seated at a bureau.

Photograph depicts (l-r) Barbara Stern, Theresa Swern, Marilyn Siegel, Hugh Faulkner, Wendy Litwack, Elaine Dubow, and Joy Schreiber. The Honoroble Hugh Faulkner, Secretary of State, met with these members of the Toronto and Montreal Soviet Jewry Group of 35.

Photograph depicts a meeting table at a conference hosted by Members of Parliament, John Roberts and Herb Gray. Pictured are (l-r) Herb Gray, Elaine Dubow, [Wendy Litwack], Andy Cohen, John Roberts, Colonel Alshansky (formerly of the Soviet Union now living in Israel) and Michael Solomon serving as translator. Andy Cohen is seen reading from some papers.

Photograph depicts (l-r) Charles Zaionz, CJC Ontario Region Chairman; Jack Silverstone, CJC National Executive Director; Dorothy Reitman, CJC National President; David Crombie; and Alan Rose, Executive Vice-president.

Photograph depicts Jack Silverstone and Irwin Cotler, co-counsel for the CJC before the Descenes Inquiry, holding a press conference.

Photograph depicts (l-r) Dorothy Reitman, President CJC; Alan Rose, Exec. Vice-President CJC; Hon. Benoit Bouchard; and Prof. Frederick Zemans, National Chairman, Law and Social Action Committee, CJC.

Licence for Harry Seidelman to establish a private radio receiving station at the address of 2440 W. Broadway St. in Vancouver, B.C. Licence is issued by the Department of Transport-Radio Division of Canada on [June] 18, 1948 and is valid until March 31, 1949.

Life insurance policy receipt from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in Ottawa for Harry Seidelman in Vancouver. Receipt issued on April 1, 1949. The back side has the French version of a Policy Change Adjustment Receipt.

Life insurance policy change adjustment receipt from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in Ottawa for Harry Seidelment in Vancouver. Receipt issued on April 1, 1949. The back side is the French version of a Policy Receipt.