See also
| Husband: | Marks CYMBALIST (1895- ) | |
| Wife: | Rose STRAUSS (1897- ) | |
| Children: | Leonard CYMBALIST (1918-2003) | |
| Norris (Morris) Harold CYMBALIST (1920-1984) | ||
| Vera CYMBALIST | ||
| Marriage | 1918 | June Qtr, Prestwich, Lancashire |
| Name: | Marks CYMBALIST | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Father: | Aaron CYMBALIST (1872-1936) | |
| Mother: | Anna (Chayla) LUBOWICZ (LEVY) (1871-1952) | |
| Birth | 19 May 1895 | Warsaw, Poland |
| Occupation | Ladies Tailor | |
| Religion | Jewish | |
| Name: | Rose STRAUSS | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Father: | - | |
| Mother: | - | |
| Birth | 10 Aug 1897 | London |
| Occupation | Ladies Felling Hand | |
| Name: | Leonard CYMBALIST | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Spouse: | Joyce WEATHERBEE ( - ) | |
| Birth | 30 Sep 1918 | London, England |
| Death | 7 Oct 2003 (age 85) | Florida, USA |
| Melbourne, Brevard | ||
| Occupation | Flight Lieutenant R.A.F. | |
Norris (Morris) Harold CYMBALIST, 1947, age 27
Spouse: Muriel GOLDBAND, 2000, age 75, Muriel Cymbalist nee Goldband
| Name: | Norris (Morris) Harold CYMBALIST | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Spouse: | Muriel GOLDBAND (1925-2000) | |
| Birth | 22 Sep 1920 | Hackney London |
| Occupation | RAF Navigator | |
| Religion | Jewish | |
| Death | 23 Sep 1984 (age 64) | Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire, England1 |
| Address at death 59 Church Manor | ||
| Name: | Vera CYMBALIST | |
| Sex: | Female | |
Naturalised 6th January 1916 same time as father. 1917 enrolled in Army as 112th Battalion Training Reserve living at 23 Manor Road, Stoke Newington, London. 1923 owned shop in 109 Wilton Road.
1934 wife Rose of Church Lane Finchley, sues unsuccessfuly for desertion Member of Communist party Inverness 1938. Renouced Jewish religion.
Address in 1946 given as 58 Waterloo Place, Inverness.
1911 Census living with parents and siblings at 291 High Road Leyton, London & Essex, 1932 living in Southend. 1934 Living Church Lane, Finchley, unsuccessfuly sued for desertion from husband. 1939 Register living without husband at 97 Victoria Road, Southend, Essex, England.
1938 living in Durley Road, London N16. (Driving offence) Later living in Odenton MA, USA
Extracts from WW2 Peoples War. by by David van Vlymen RAF 1940-46.
The RAF stations abroad go on strike!
"The first news about the strikes reached the British public on January 24th 1946 when The Times reported that 2,000 airmen at Mauripur, in India, had began a "stay in strike". Not reported was that the airmen had addressed a petition to the new Prime Minister, Mr. Attlee, saying: "We have done the job we joined up to do. Now we want to get back home, both for personal reasons and because we think it is by work that we can best help Britain. No indication has been given of when we will see our families again.
The full weight of military discipline fell on LAC Norris Harold Cymbalist, a radar operator at RAF Singapore. Cymbalist was charged with incitement to mutiny and with insubordination. Evidence was given at his court marshal that he had called on three hundred airmen to strike in sympathy with others and had used insubordinate language to a squadron leader. He was sentenced to 10 years and given a dishonorable discharged.
A substantial volume of protest built up in Britain when news of the arrests reached the general public. As a result of public pressure two airmen were released after serving two months of their imprisonment and another subsequently released on medical grounds, having suffered a breakdown. In the House of Commons, The Air Minister announced that the sentence on Cymbalist would be reduced to 5 years". .
Address in 1946 given as Waterloo Place, Inverness.
Released from prison November 1947 and given a RAF Uniform.
1974 living at Flat 3 Muirtown House, Inverness,
From London Gazette 13th February 1975.
CYMBALIST, Norris Harold, of 138, Queensway, Welling-borough, Northamptonshire and 20, Manor Road, StokeNewington, London, N.I6, outdoor skirtmaker, formerlya COMPANY DIRECTOR carrying on business at 4,Arthur Street, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire and lately carrying on business at 15, Henry Buildings,Gresse Street, London, W.I, described in the Receiving Order as Norris H. Cymbalist. Court-HIGH COURTOF JUSTICE. No. of Matter 681 of 1964. Date of Order 3rd Dec., 1974. Nature of Order made Bank-rupt's discharge suspended for nine months, from 18thJuly, 1974, discharged as from 18th April, 1975, sub-ject to the following conditions as to his future earnings,income and after-acquired property viz: Bankrupt shall pay to Official Receiver as Trustee £720, by instalments of £20 per month first instalment to be paid on 1st March 1975. Grounds named in Order for refusing an absolute Order of Discharge, Proofs of Facts mentioned in Section 26 sub-section 3 (A, B, C, F) Bankruptcy Act,1914, as amended by Section 1 of the Bankruptcy (Amendment) Act, 1926, and whereas it has also been proved that the Bankrupt has been guilty of misconduct in relation to his property and affairs.
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