 actually arrived in Montreal, where she had speaking engagements. Mrs. Gordon herself was able to put Rose on the plane that would take her to New York and on to Tel Aviv. Her stop in America allowed Rose a joyful reunion with her brother, who had immigrated so many years earlier. And from America, she boarded the plane to Tel Aviv. Most of the passengers were Jewish immigrants, and throughout the long journey, memories, emotions, their own private anguishes and hopes