In and around the Peninsula

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73., THE S.A.

JEWISH

CHRONICLE.

In and Around the Peninsula.

Readers are invited

to

send in suit-

~ble i~ems ⁰

!

11ews for publication

in thi' column. All conirnunica- tions should reach the Editor P.O. Box 2000, Gape Town. not later th~n

TV

ednesday morning.

Secretaries of 'ocieties are also inv~t~d: to contribute new, of the actinties of their organisation

Muizenberg Hebrew Congregation.

'l'lw ~luizenh 'rg-Kalk Bav Hrbre\\·

~ 'm1gn'gatio11 held it.· ann~rnl me t-

tn rr of me>rnLPl'.' at the i"ynao-oaur.

ln:-;t Ntmday. Tlwre wa~ at:-g~od uttt:rnlanc . OY<'r \\'hich the Vre,'i- d,Pnt.' .Mr. ~I. :-;hagarn, pPsided. Tlw ( hmnnan gaw an interesting report

?

¹¹th' \mgregation'8 actiYities dur- mg the pa1't year. There waR a con-

~iderablr inereasp in th member- :hi1J. he :-:aid. and it was gratifvin r

to h ahle to point to a fairly

..;~ti.;~

factory fi1umtitl1 pusition. T.he ...;ur- plus on the year': workin<r was £118.

'l'hf' ('hairman of the Talmud Torah reported that the rnnnber of children Httern1ing tlw das:-:es had grown to l'orty-four. and the Headma ·ter':-;

report W<L' also a Yery :afo~fadol'_>

011('.

lt \nt:-: pointe(l out that the • \:na-

<rogne wa.· bel'uming too i-;mall to Hl'tommodutc th increa.-ed number

0 worshipper:-. ana that pro,·i ·ion would hctYe to be made at an ¹arlv dMt• to rn et the :positio11. Alt r~;

tious to the lmilding are o!JYion:.4h n '<·P:sar~·. for \\'hil..::t. during the la;t High 14\•:t1Y;.tl, thrre 'rere h tween four and 1hP hundr <l trnr..;hippen: nt i hr "E'rvic(>~. lnrg-1•r attc>11dante~ a1\'

:rnti('ip<ltrd jn the future. 'l 1w elec.:- tion of a llP\\' ExPr-uii\C¹ and Com- rnittC'P rr~ultPd a. follow-:: Pr si- dPni. Jir. ~ ·. E111din : Yiec>-Pre:-.i- clt>11t. Mr. .J. )lyer:-: Hon. 'I reasurPr.

.i\1 r. B. Burnr t : Cornmittet>. "Jle:-.:r ....

M . • 'hagam. I. H. Uuin:hertT, 'l'rakman. J. ,J acoh,,011. )J. Yankel-

<mitz and L. Hifkin.

A Wedding.

'l'lw rnanic1~t' of )li:-;:-: Lottit•

[)inmond. d;1111.d1tP1'

or

^~lr:. ^L

1Ji;rn10nd. of

<:

l'l'<'ll Point. to ~Ir.

• anm lhn-id . 'lrnpiro. th<' .:on of Mr:-:. S. ~hapirn. of Dmh1rn, a trat:t- ('d n b1rgc g<ltlwring of fri(¹1Hl.' at the Jfoeland ~trert • ynagogu' la. t

• un<lnY. 'L'lw hridr. who wa-. 1ri\'l'l1

away

by

her elcl r broth r . ..\1 r .. lo<' Diamond nm~ an ElizalH'th:m ~u\\ ¹¹

of white n t und :i.ltin. th' bodicr and the tmrw~n h m h<>ing- "tudd d with 1warl.: n1Hl diamant und tlw

\\'ai:Uint: markE'J "ith a lo111r p arl uirdlr. H 'l' \'Pil \\'<L- ol' Bru::cb la('P h ~ld in pla<·P by a l'Onm.r.t of

(1 'rilo.;;-<om and :;\w ui rneJ •l

orang · · ,

bouquet of whitr l'O"l'~. . ' he wa.

att n<l d by ~l i~::-: Un·L . h11p1~0. th' briJecrr om' . ~i~tt> r. a~ . mm<l . of l ^l^. ·iuLI hv two bnde:.-;maiu".

lOllOtl , < • •

,1 ... '" BN.·k\' an<l J'.;p]ma Diamond.

·' 1:-. (;. .

:\li;-;: f'lw pi ro wore 10mon net appli-

;,urd with k~n~n faille flower~ ov r lirne-grPrn fmllP. ancl <·<1rrird a

bouquet of lemon carnation~. 'l'he two bridesmai<l::;, the Mi:foes Bech arnl Zelma Diamond. \rore identic~l froeks in lime and lemon faille.

trimmed witQ net frill::; and. ilver tis:-:ue. and carrieu pink Victorian posie::;. ~Ir. Cad Diamond, a bro- ther of the bride, perfonned the dutie.· of best man. The canopy- bearers were Me \,r,. A. t:;hapiro, P.

Diamond, .J. Berman mid B. Block.

Mr. and :.Ur..;. II. Bloek and Mr. awl :.Mrs. H. Raker weTe the unter- fuhrers. Af ihe reception. "hich

\ra: held in the Zioni~t Hall, Mr~.

Diamond recei wd her gne

·t ·

in an ens0mble of black and \\·bite, her black coat being trinune<.l \\·ith an ermiur ·olla r <llHl her hat with \Yhite o:-:prey:-:. •'he canied n bouquet of red ro:-:e-.. The honennoon _• i: bein ₀^O' . pent in .Johann :-:burg.

Oneg Shabbos.

The ~ignifieance of the Balfour Declaration occupieu th attention of the rnrious speakers at the gathering of the Oneg ~habho, held in tht> Zionist Hall on Saturday, the 9lld in..;tant. Before a Yer\' .. ati 'fac- tor~- attendance. the Chair;nan, Mr.

A. _.LeYin, gaYe a verv intere:;tintr . ^~ rene\\' of the political po~itio11 of Jewry in Eastern Europe. The :p aker'' intimate knowledge of the ('Onditions enabled him to de~cribe YiYidl~· the triab ancl tribulation. of.

the .l cwish pt'opl' dllring the Gr at

\rur. In Hu:-;.-ia, the authoritie · pu1·H1ed its anti-, 'emitic campaio-n with unbridled fnn-. A ·cu8ation::i ⁵0f trrachery ^wetL'Jey~Jled at the Jew .. ,

who werp hrandc=>d a:-; 8pi 8 and

traitor..;. 'l hr flowing of Jewi h blood on all front:-:. the thousand::; of wi<lo\\'L· and orphans, witne..;l' s of th0 gr"at Lal'rifi ·e: .Jew::;: wl'r mak- ing in the common can:-:e, did noi su<:el c•1l in r '.'traimng the ba ·e:t pn:-;:;ions of h<1trP<l c.lll<l anti-~emiti 'Ill of a11 it1Ppt nn<l. l'Orruvt bureau-

tl'U<')'. Expul:iou:-; from the War

zone WP re 011 <l tolo:-."al 'ealf. with it: <lt n<lant :utl't>ring aml mi:-.ery.

'1'~11· ·'<'"'_~ \\ere dri\' '11 to the <l pth:

ol <lv:putr i.lttd a ~tute

or

utt>r hopt'-

]p:-: 'llP:-..-.. That epud1-makinrr '\''Ht

in modPrn .h·\\·i:h history,

the

^Bal-

four Dl'durntion, cum ,{:-; a beaeon

or

Jiu·ht tu a p •op!, in di:-:tre:-:'. Thi:

{barter l'P\'e<1ll·Ll Yi:ta: of hope and

<·on.fidl'Ute for an early re1ea:-:e from tlw1r :-:uifr.rino·" uncl mi"t)rie:-:.

fhe Balfour Declaration.

Tlw ~r:-;t fruit:' of the Balfour l)p~Jaratio¹¹ \\'l'r<' graphj.c;1llv d _ .:enhrd }J,· • Mr ( • 'h • p 1 • 1 ; \ . rn~u · 1 111.

\\'hu ha:- r1:1centl_>· rt•turn d from an rxtt>11dt>d ,·i:-it to Pale~ti11" l

l ' ". 11 cl

:i 10l't addrt¹~ • the 1--t>Paker trU\' [' .~

I l . . . r. e lf._ t-

HUH mJon11ut1011 uf tll ] 1.

. . . . e i e urn.I.

c onch110n..; oi the ( 'l1·1l1 t .

( 'l • l z11n aud

ialutzoth. . . H hud ₁₁o ung ut tl . b

!'.r~1't' ~or thP .nnhounded cnthu:-;-

ia:-.rn of the.,;(' l)lOUrf>1·, ·h

· · . ·" " o are u.n-

h nntr _I _. rn tlwir zP·Jl

·mu

^l.f ^•

1

r .

^< ^' eu.orts m the

re JUI < Ill tr o1 the .J e\\ i:h ... ,.ational Hom laud. Their 1 ft. .d . l"

make: liirht ₀f i·ffi o } 1 ea L m

( 1 cul tie~. and the

hard 'hipH in:-:eparable from the pioneering life are borne "i th cheer- fulne' and optimism.

The addreRi'e, of Mr. Levin and l\Ir. Levinsohn were listened to with rapt attention. and the gathering expres ed it appreciation mo 't n- thusiastically.

The proce ding:-; w<'re intersper·ed with ,,ong which were taken up lustily hy tlw uath rincr. Mr.

'l'ruppiu ':-;. l'Olo contribution, deserve pecial mention.

An Interesting Debate.

On "aturdaY, the 9th. the usual lecture waH

cli~pcn.

ed with and the proc<'eJing:-; were thrnwn op n to the gathering. A very intere. ting di - cu::;siou 011 matter:-:; cultural and political re. ult 'cl. rrhe Re,·. Cohen.

4Iessrs. ~orokin, Zohar, Genn and Hir,.;ohn and ~I t·s. Rechtmau took a.

µrominent part in the diFtCUR::lion.

fr. Levin ^Luitably replied to the Yarious point: rai:ed by the previou •.

, peaker:-:. ·· Y rd1i ,...i\.gu<loseinu ., the nntlwm of the .. Oncer • 'habo: '' was

~ung enthn~ia:-;tirally by the whole a-atheriug, and the :olo~ render •d h:v ~fr. A. Sernhml wa' very much

njoyed.

Forthcoming Event.

IT ext Saturday. the rnth, Mr.

Chaim ,Joffe. or 'rekhiv, will give '' Regards from Eretz I 'raeL" and it ii-:; <·onti.dently hoped that there will be a larg-e attendance to wekome :fr.

.T otff.

The S.A. Jewish Year Book.

Fol' the information of renders in- terPsted, l pa:-.~ on the information tlrnt the " Nouth Afrirtm .T cwi 'h Yenr Book.'' "hieh ha: now b0ru printed.. i:' lwi11g gT<Hlualh· distri- lmted to subl'Priher.· all ~wrr tlw country. The binding of t 1w hook is pl'llt<'P<ling n pn<:e n1HL :.-;uh::.c-ribrr~

nr0 bfling supplied wi1 h (·opi0:-; <l.

nnd when hound eopie:-; an~ ohtnin- ahlP. Thr prit•('

or

tlw hook i:-: •~.

(id. Order~ nw~- ht' :-.<'nt to tlw

~out h African ,l P\\·i~lt Y <'<l l' Book.

P.O. Uox ~I 11 .. I ohnmu,,.!Ju rg. wlw1·r thr.'· will hP dt>nh with in rotatioll n~ 1 lw hooks lH'!..:.Olllt' ;nnilnhle.

Dunam Drive.

I nm in l'ormt>d that i he Dntl<.llll

!

^)rjyl'in ('a pr Tmrn i~ }>l'ogrrs:-:ing- m n wr: :-;<lti:-fm·ton· \\'<.l \'. 'fhNP

1.1<1~ ^lH'l'll a rp1·y ge1{erou~ rr:<pon:-:<' t.rorn <.111 t.ho:-:p \I ho werr nppronelwll toi· donntwu~. I am told tlrnt th< L\"l

nrr mnn.'· pt>op]<' .... till to lw s<'t'n nnd t h<lt ¹lw '<'n i<'<':-: of a fl'\r additional C<.lll\'<1''-l'l's \\ ould lie> of vonsi<ll'rnhl<·

H.':-;i tnn('l'. \r1· hop<' to be nblt> Lo 11I1llOlllH'l' dPtaiJ:-. of tlw t'lllJPdiOll in our nrxl is. ur.

At Woodstock.

Jlr. \Y. ~ntu:-ky prc>:-;illed at the

" Bnlfonr EYening '' held in tlw 'I'nlmud Torah 1Li11. ~\rgyll' ¹'treet,

011 Tuc>:cln,\ c\ t¹11ing. The Dnuam lhiH¹ \nl~ in<:Htgurntru nnd n i-;tun of £70 \\'<l:-: l'OllPctPcl nmong- thol'e prr--1111t. Add1·p~~0:-: wrrp <ll¹livered h;· !Ir. .T .• aell:-<. Dr. f¹^• HP~n kov and Dr. Altschnl.

At Muizenberg.

"·hen he nrnde Cl :-:tining :q>pr•¹¹₁•

he~l<.1lf o~

^the ^Dnm1m

_.Fun~\~~~

pmgn. 'I he meetirn.:-. ,rlul'h '¹~ell _{8 •} nt the Belgraye Hotel. \rll"' '1

·x l tended. The sum 0£ £·200 ^\\a::-¹

~

ⁱ

11 'it'll

ns the proportion to he t:O re. hl"

th :Huizenberg area. an(l till'

practicnll~, all been pr01ni:-ecl.

Memorial Service at

S.A.C.S·

I rcctt' The \\nr Jiemori;1l Pln11ne e U.i!.h at the l'-iouth Afri.:an College vor·

~,'chool

in memo1T of tho:'e old '₁₁•

· ,r-1r '1

\\·ho fell dnrinu· the Gre11t ' . ic

·1 r ( \r1111-t

llllY<.lt eel on :JiondaY • 1hr

Day). Amonn tho:-e prc::-ent ^fl tb

c '1'('

'olenm memorial ~pr rice "l

r

^·11·

t, ~ (!I

BeY. A. P. Bender • tlnH'<l t ~ •

1 ¹^t.

. (' 0.

Alexnncler. Adrne<ltP

r. )[.

l o!l·

r.

^he·

and the Be\". • . TL .J H'

Hebrr\1· _jfa:-:tPr nt • ' .• .\.C'.~· . thi 'l'l w "'I ~1 emorrnl . Pl<l<Jlll' co '. t1t·11n· ₀lt1

. l . Tl.,11-h

irnrnc>~ ol t w follo"·rn!.!' ._ ^< . cr~••l' ^,.;,...·

boys \\·ho ma<lt> tlw suprenie =-•¹k it1l • L, ' B , l •'luc II .r. h. aren:-:k,·. , nnrne '-' ₁₁₁u.

. ' . . l l 1 n11

• <mnwl (roldbrnr . .Jnltu~ . 1 ^J[

" ( 'rr1

f'olornon ~ . Honritz. · 1.

1rci.·

Lazarn:-:, Ernest Ll'onaril } 1' )f F 1. e ix 'l

4,

rrn 1 rl:o 1 111. l ... r< · >1rin \\'oi. I i

Platn:rner. Harn

n.

Bo~en. , 1t_11r.

. )1 ·

r

IJ tit

Her:-:ehel Ro:-:enzwig. 1 ii 1

..Jlrl\'ille ('. :-lonnenhurjr.

fined·

Possession Must be

~e ,~i-

cluit'

rn

i hi1' week'~ Ht>dn1. (,e11t L>. YeTse:-. 5-, . "·e rea<l: .. ·

1·

0

^~1111

I Joo k -now tmnl!'d;-; lwnn'n.' ^{·1Ill C}<o11tt thr :-tars if thou be aJilr t(~ .... ¹

' ]lUll · d

th m; and He ::<.1id unto 1 ,Jj ,e i-;hnll thy ~erd ^he. ^Ami^llt';~e ^.,i1l in the Lord. Aud 1 th it unto him: I 11111 the J;orc to brought thee out of l~r ·

:t ·

\11¹1

. .._ l . . I ~rit t • i

g1 ,.e

t

1ee tlus lcrnd to lll 1l . l i' ~hll

he

~<1id:

0 Lora God. ,dw¹• 1? ··

. I ·it it.

f :klww that I l'lwll ^Illwi <1^rd~·

I·u1:-. 1i, tommeut1n) } • ¹¹⁰Jl thL' ',, i c·

··

~.\nd

lw helit>Yed in tlll' r,vrl

~~for

mark:-- that Abraham did not ¹₁¹_111rtt¹ J l ('( . nm· :-:io·n t hnt thi-- ,,·on ' I ₁t hi'

, b hi t I 1 e

Jl<l.-:-<, lint "·hen lw ";.t:-- ¹⁰ I·u1d· ¹

l · · l · th ' I

ii

<· nlllren \\'ou ld rn writ . l , . ⁱ ^{. . . .}"Jierr 1, • ^{i. •}¹¹¹I

:me .. Bonw f..,w1t. . ii·

I k 11 · }lrr1t • 111

·110"· th<lt 1 :-ha 111 \h1'·1hll ini,u:ht -.:rrm pecnlit1r llu11

.. ~pro111i-"

. hou ld haYe _. <lonl>tPtl l_i·t•¹⁰¹_to~

11

¹ ^jn₁^th_ill

r:--pPl'l<.111Y wh n ^{1n.' '}¹ .J· ,ei .

. l } e hi ^l ^I'

preYion..; ypr:-:r-" <llH ¹ for till~ r

the Lord.·· The rea~on f b<'l'o111111 ,

n. follow"· The 11ro111t:-t' ⁰ _{· 1},t ' l)

• . t' f ht>ll - tl

a ~n·c>at nation ,ind ⁰ • , bi' '' ro11ll'"( iJl'

lllllllC'rott: W•1:' <l P [id 1101 ..

(, I It t tl1t'

•O<l nn<1 Abn1 li.1111· .

1 •_{111 1·} l1

1, YolYc> tlw dt>n li1w:-- ,nt ¹' .' r1·!!11 I'l

r. h e;1:-t thi?

nlltion. ~ - ot :-:o "•^1- t .

1 -.ri nn!!

1

. . l Ill 1l . { Jt

i 111! t hr 1n·on11;-;e ⁰ >_111111:! •

c· l hcl'< ^111'

lnn1L Thi-: inroln'< .

1 1₁₁1d or r

l . ,,. "·hH" i I ere·

O\nwr ni' :-omrt un- .111d t 1.

· l itht>l':-. ' klilr

mall r helonµ:r< to _. ^l_• .;tl lt t ·t', 1111 u-

tl

J fort> Abn1lrnm "'<1' Jll- . ,ly · hll ,

' ,. ··"ir/il'l{J t t

· J-:amo J..,1rla . ·in' nP 1 _ kn o II'... :-; ul'h t}unt!·:-- • o11 111

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l'lHl:-:l' di:·qmt<':'. <tll< t p11t t I

bis title-tlPrd:-:. he t''111111

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\l'<ll'<l his leg<il l'\;Hl11· . 1 Ju1P· . _.

· · · · that ¹¹ ·ofl•¹ wlule 11otu·111t: _{1 -} ^1Hl

1

^~I • ^t^{Ill' P}l\' ¹^l1(' ^,fl

Yersf's 1-1. ·' '¹ . Jrl'H<. I'

reo··1nli11'r tlH' Jnnd Jul~ ,1' •. 1,ift Ll·"

~< I:". • , too ,·c1£!lll. I ~ pli1ct

m<.Hl<'. but it W<l=- k frotll t ^it ^•₁Jltl thinf' rw;o;. niHl 100 ~ i·tl11,11rd .' ('

. . ... o '' e~

"hen' thou :¹¹t . [ ·1 n<l ~ F· ... t"'¹¹¹¹ ' t' I

;-.:outhw11nl alHl ''~' •

1, ho1111Lln J. ill' d' .r ~ 0 defilll l }lllH

war . , . 1>nilu1n1 fl 11

~ . .6wn. hut nftt'~ { ,. ,. u ft<'r bY ·1111l'

' 1 Eu a IJt •

l"i:-:tetl ·· ham u ' · . , t hl'll l jll

·· tl 11ro1111::-t ·e11c

1 !..·11011'. H. r 'L'hi--

,,e

¹T h

.Jfr . .JI. Kent 11dg1. M. L. ,\.., spoke mor<"' definite.

t

•r •· L1

a.t n . meeti1rn: of ._. ~Iuizen. ¹u,-·..-

1

^•~ • '

1

^• ^Ta\n: ^.^ll Y<'l':'P ^1'~ o ^f ^thi..:. ^chap^{l •}t

P"ge

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.

re HlrnL on 'I hurnluy. , th ;₁₁,t..

(Continued~

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and Quality.

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O\einb r 15th, 1929.

THE S.A . JEWISH CHRONJCLE.

OUT OF THE ORDl1\fARY.

~~~i'\i~1~~~~~~~~:~,:~,,~:~,,~:~:~:~.:~:~,~~1t7~ttt~jfi~ro~lfi!?;)ro~1ri~11~iii~n'mi10~,!!!!'0~,~,0~ri~1tt~r1~1m~ri~1rn~,1~rn~J~.

l\1r . A M . . ac J kson Returns Hom e.

:Ur \ '

th· ; .... ii. .Ja<'k on, the J>rP:-ldl'lll

.

c <apt .Jl¹\\·i .... h Orplrnnagl' arnl JJopula r <·ournllmiil worker, l\'-

lt

n:~l ~o

C1n11 Tu,,·n on :Jlonday in l1d . \\ ahn 'r ( 'ast1C' ., after n si · IL rl half mo11tl1 · Yi-:it to Europe.

\a, ae ·01npa11iPd lrr }Ir:. Jack-

n. ''

^l ^.

a ¹⁰ ,.<'11t to Eu rop8 i'or lwn lt h

11 and "·ho he:l"". "·c are gl<Hl to

p.

h Hi•fitt( d ('011--idt>rnhl:· hy the

pt¹rpt•t 11a11.r H --:-ociatinµ: it. r •l i- giou:' i'ut11rr \\'ith the parent hodY.

Had it not d0111• :-:o. the irn¹Yitahic.¹

l'(>,.;u 1t 1nJ11 Id h;n (' ht>Pn. in m,\' opin- ion. il .... 1 ah• of more 01· 1(¹:-:s i:-:olntiou.

nnd thi .... , notwith~ta11di11g th'

~trrn,i.tth

or

(•ad1 --eparatrly. woul<l h::l\"e hc>t'll a great pity.

·· I hopP that tlw ne<rotic1tion::-;

\rith the ~~e"· Hebre"· ConoTegatfon

\\'ill forth0r paYc the way to"·anl:

m1rnlg-1111rntio11. and thus ~stablish a solid founclation for a much <ll'sire<l 1mio11 of l'l'ligiot1s iu:-:titutions in the Cape P(¹11insu la.··

l11fcrc.·ti11y .fr.ll's.

·· I>id you HH'Pt many intt>rtistin· ..

.T(-'ws ff\'fll'..,<'<ls '? ,. \H' askecl. "

·· Yc•s. Ewr.Y .T p"· I lll<'f \r;1..;

intC'l'<1:-:ti11g. for ('\"('l'\' .Tew is intl'l'- estflcl in otlwr .Tp"·;. Particnlnrl ·

1nt¹O\ crsecJl'i .l PWK intcrP:-tecl in their e:o-r~lig-ioni,.;t~ in ~onth Airica. Thev m·p inq11i .... iti' rand rurions ahout th

0

e c·ommunitic: h0rf' which figm'l' so JnrgPJ.,- i11 on'rsea..: contrihutiou:-:.

~for<' than rrcr I realist>d tlw lH'ecl

for a ·'.\" h¹11rn1 ic and truthful

m·c·otmt

or

thr c:omm1mtti0:.-; 11<'1'1:>, whid1 \\·ould gir0 l'lfatistir<Il arnl a.

true hil'torieal ,..:ur\'e,\' of them.

When 1 informc•<l iwoplc that a £Iil"- iory of the ~ 'outh African .T wi~h conmnrnity wai' h("ing ofticiall~- com- piled, I n'a]i:-;c<l ho\\~ neers:-<arY arnl how useful :-:nch n puhlicatio11 ~,·ould hl. . 'iuce my return 1 haYe ::;Pen an advance copy of the :fi.r:-;t ~mli h African Jcwi.·h Year Book, nnd eYen

H ~nprrficial ghrncr through it \ms e11ough to conYince me that th·

information contained th0r0in \dll hr the 11H¹ans of :-:ati:-:(\"ing tlw Eiu·o- JH"<ln craYing f'or n 11101·(¹ intimat"

knowlPdgP of i lw hPginningK and progrei'. · of Kon th ~-Hric an .1 r"-r,r.

For a firi't pnhlication tlw ~iati:-:tical, hi:-:toriral arnl Jii0rnry conteuts r ^{1 -} tlrc cn•di on ihr fir:-:t official publication of nnitfld Nouth .Afric;rn .T <>wry. 'I'lH• hook i:-: the fonndation of a l'lhncture npon "·hich s11h;;;c•- q11ent i:-:.·m•:-: c1m b0 huilt mHl brought UJJ fo datfl.

The. DNtfh of /,ouis Jlar . .::.hafl.

·• 1 \1"<1: in Cc>rmany at tlw time

"·he11 Loni:-: .Jlar:-;Jrnll di cl. Euro- pean .T P\\TY wa:-: :-:tin0d to it1' dflpth:-:

at tbc death of this wide-thinking and far-:<'ring- leader of men, ju

·t

\rhrn lw had ('J'mrn<><l an illnsirion1'1

C'<ll'PPr h~· plncing the eoping- storn' on

\rorld ,J(¹\ri:-h 1mit:·.

·· 111 'il'W tlw iragic lrn ppening;:-; in Pnll':-tin tlw "·orM of

:r

'\\'l',\" ll<'fldt'tl a L011is :'.\Jar:-lrnll now mor' than Pn'r. Tlw magnifi rni Tei<pon:-:e:-< of British .T <'Wl'Y to the Pa1c::<tiiw Emer- g0ney- Fund

0

iR ,·triking proof of th awakeninp: of the .Te1,·i:-;h conscience and it:-; <letf'rmi1111iion to c.:arry on f h1> "'Ork: of t¹:-:fahli;-;hi11p: the J :Wi~h

~ -ntion<-1 l llonw.

Thi" 1'01wqt¹r Efrime11f.

·· .\. \\'L'leome ~ign I noticed ''a~

1 hat tlw younger .Tl'''·i:-;h 0lenwnt nrP taking- a higgrr :;:h:ll'<' in (·ommlm:1 l oq~m1i:-.H t ion i 11 l·:ng land a nc1 on tlw l'Ont i nc11t.

.. ~on th . .:Uri ·a':-; rnttll;!l'l' .l ewry :-:honlcl tak, an incr~a~ing :-:har of the conmrnnnl work here. EYer.'T

. 1 <.'\\' in this counfrv nrn:'t ht> inh>r-

0,.;t1•(l in t lw llt>\\· ~kpari nre of the

~onth .\rric·an Bonnl of Depnti0~ in bringing fonnml a .fowi:-::h Lanll

~c>tiJ<'llll'llt ~C'1Wllll'. f thi11k ihi,'

\Yill lwlp tr1'11wndcnt:-l.' iu rni::-ing the :-:tatns ol' th0 ,J ""' in Konth Africa

"·hilr at tlw :-:anw tinw assi:-tin(I" thn agrii.:ultm·;-il dP\'l'lopnwnt of .... the C'onntrY. )d tlw 1'<lnw tinw the

"C'h<'l1H; \\·ill JH'OYidP l'lllplo,rnwnt fol' tlrnt huge hod,r of 1wopl1• who long 1u

tind mlrh.. cm tlw lnnrl hut l<ick th"

1wcPs:-:11'>- e11pitnl to "tart on their own.''

Thr> Crtpe .ll'1ri...:h 01phanr1yc.

::ur .

.T11rkso11\; t·omH'ction ·with the'.

Cape .Tewish Orplrnnag-c lwgan <lhout ..:e1·cn YE'Hrs ago. sint<' \\·hen his in- ddatignhlc dforb in the cause.' of tlw l'hilc1r011 haw not ec•nsrcl. ~\,' in other comnnrn<1l 11wtkrs, )fr. .Tack- son sep:-; in the Orphanage rnnc·h i'COp<' for improwment. especially in thr li1w of amalgamation.

" l <llH 1'till inll'l'l';.;tl'<l in t1w 11ul's- tion I 011rp rai:-:cd of mnal~<lmating

the Cap(' '11(rn n ancl .1 ohcmnr:-:httrg lhphanng- ':'. Either i11:-:tituiion j:-(

iunply eqnippl d 1:111d e011lcl <'<1:4il~- he extended to accommodatP more tlian tlwiT pre:4Cl1t mm1Jwr:-<. rrh :-:ariug in or~ani:-:ation <lll<l coi'ts of nmning- woul;l <lmply ju:-tify ~uch 1111 action.''

Progrc:-<s i,' the keynote of "Jlr.

.T aekson ':-< ehan1cter <'llld }w looks !'or progTe1':-t in ('\'ery enierpri:-:t'. ThtL' bC' rir\\·:-t tlw forthcoming Congrr~~

of tJw Board

or

DPputi0: in "npt' Tmn1 with (·011:-:idPrahlP optimi:-rn.

.. I do hope)' lw :-;<1yt<. •• tlrnt ihe holcling of thr coni'.t r nrl' h~ 1hr.

Board ol' Drpntir:-: in ape Town will Jcacl to n more intimate 1m<lcr-

~tanding

or

^{ihr •}^'011thAfriea11 .lew- ii'h qur:tion"' dralt \\·ith hy all

it·

eon:tituent nwmbcrs nnd that in the futur we l"hall hear le~s of the 'mi1w and thine' and rnore o:f the ·our:;' in all Nouth ,, frican J ewil'li mattPr:-:."

:Jir .. };1 k::;oH c·onclud0cl hy :-;aying that during- hi:-4 abs<'llCl' lw hnd lwt>n kept in •]o:;;t' iouch with .T ewish com- munal lrnppl¹ning~ in ~onth .\.frica.

thanks to tlw ^J¹.:I. -frll'ish Chronic/<'.

which wn~ :-:<•nt OH¹rsP;1s to him.

H0'1I I ;lL\.

IN AND AROUND THE PENINSULA.

(Continued from previous page).

~anw tlaY, tlw Lord made a COYcnaJ1t

"·ith Ahi·nharn, :-:<l:·i11g. rnto thy ::-0l'd haw

r

gin~n thi;-; land. from the riyer oi 1~gypt unto the g-reat rirt?r:

the TiveT l·~uphratc.'."

\Yonld thnt our le ac1(·r~ at flw tim0 of the Hairou r De dnration had ::-aid

·· Bruno Bida ... " ll'hafby shall 1

!moll'?" l

t

\rntild haYu arnidP<l <l

OTPat <l1~;1 l of fridion which ha·

~1k<>n

plac<'. The J cw \rould lul\'C knO\\'ll \rhat "·a" hi~ . . . mul 1-0

would nthr.r:-:. At tlw wry ('Hrli<>:.:t .-tag-P o[ our 11ationhood. wlwn ii

\Ya:-: hut a dream, Abraham ha;-; "Pl us tlw <:>xnm ph'.

r;;-~-;-~~~:-i:;;- i

Plumbers and Drainage Contr~ctors.

• Hot Water and Sanitary Engineers.

j

Should you require our senices day or night 'Phone 920

j 73 BUITE CRACHT Sr., CAPE TowN.

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735

Capital and Labour .

IN JEWISH COLONIES . MOVE TO ESTABLISH PEACEFUL RELATIONS.

J ¹rttt'<.1lrm 1 th October.

The l'<l r1.r :-:nppo:-:ition that the out- break would <li.-eourng Jcwii'h capi- inl in tlw onrnp:<' plnntation: lrns not nrnh>rinlised, tlw J)jr ctor of thr'

\\~ork<.'rs' ( '011trc1cting , 'ociei:· ·aid in Tt'porhng lwre on tlw orgirni:::rition of

llP\\" plantation group'. .._\.11 11rw IInluzim ;1ni,·i11g in ~rptc¹111h0r an<l Odolwr <ll't' !wing nb. OTh ·d on the

\i:Hion:-: "·ork:-:. he stated, mau: of thrm on road"' connrding ilrn JC'\\'-

ish scttlPllH'nts. Thonsand:-: of 11 w

\rnl'kPJ'l" <Ht' <'X]ll¹dt•1l to rom in !Jy the (-'llll

or

tlw month. 'lhe ~hort

<lgl' of workc.T;o; i:-< felt acut ly iu .f pru~alcrn. C'""lJl'Cia lly o[ :-:tmw-he\\'Pl'' cnui new worker8 trained io ..;upply the growing clrmand.

)Ieutral labour Pxchanges, replac- ing the ~c>1rnrnfr lrnrP<rnx of .J cwi..ih lahour ;tnd of Lirmpr..: will br ~tnb

l i:-:hrcl in 1 lw principal colonie:-:, lwginning- \rith Pl'tad1 'l'1hab, nt·cordino· to <l clPeision of the F1u111cr:; Union. whith hn be n vo111municatcd to illl Palesiine ~i011-

i:-:t Exccuiiw, with a reql1r'<t that it :-:honld nppoint n Zioni~t offici<1l-i11- clrnrg0. If the experiment ""u:ceccl · in Pefarh Tikn1 h, where ih lng⁰wt.

eonilictK bet wren the planters aml

"·orkfll':-l ha Ye O(·eltlTe<l in i he pa:-:t .. it is hoped that the rri'ult will b . io 1'1'tnblil'lh }H'HC'C bd\H'Cll .re\n:-:h liihonr and t'mplo~·rrs in all ih' .Jc•\\- i:-:h colonir:-;.

Boycott Agitation

in Palestine.

SPECIAL MEASURES TAKEN.

.J<'l'tlsalPm, ->bt Octohcr.

Boycott ao·itatorR will be dealt with

'seYereh~

^1111dcr a l"pecial orckr which ha<l h~m adclc<l

to

the exiBtin.⁰^· orclin1111rr ngHin~t iutimidation. The

:Jfagi."il'atc~ haw he0n in:trncted

to

d0;-il with them :-mmnarily and :-:pl'Cial Britii'h policP officer·. will. be appoint0d for the purpose of tukm~

active mea:-:urrR against them. If thi.. 1'1iep pron'.· ineifodive, ~-h

fovei·mnent nm~· authori:e acl1011 ap1in, t hoycoit agitators on the cvi- drnce of Hny nll'rchant victirni:-:e<l h.r their i11tim.i<lation. even if the iu- timidnkd mmlcl-lie purchasrr doe.' not npp<'H t'.

Action agc1in:-:t Jornc>ntN~ u( ho~·

cott will pr )}rnhly come u~uer the Kcclition Act, prt'parcd :penally for this rmrrgenc·:;.

I• J . ·]1 Jl!Cl'-

'flw c1E'putation o · t'\n:-- _

1 · 1 - 11'c¹cl hv ~\lr.

ehcmtl'l \\' uc l, aceomp;u ·. . 1 (. the Z10m:-:t Harry Kacher, mem J r o .

, ' . . . H"crh iomnn-:- J..,xccutffe, ns1kd the ¹0 •

t 1l·1c' h<>for~

~io1wr a fow clay~ ago ⁰ ~ [ th, 1 . 11111 1 :-: . t n . 1w:-: on ; 11c <1111'"hon o l ' •

oinlmrut of a hoycott, urp:0d ihe npp_ i·

· tr , 111 E'ach O\\ u .. preial police ⁰¹¹¹c<'¹ ^{. .}

to <leal ,r]th hoycott casP::;. k' , - ' f \\"Pl' ,'

In lrn,.;;sing :-:entcllCl o_ on J .E f \J"l I iinpri~onnwnt. 011 <Ill gyp ian ' . . . l t· \. "'JJ cu to1nt 1 l^··H'int1uw a UH!' 1lll • I<-< · .,

' '- · 1 Fr<'lli.t ~

in a Jewish i'hop . .Tudg0. ce i'

L• 1 ortn ion.

n'<·omnu¹n<lrd him or c ⁰P l ; . t J •·1·nh <' lO

1]<>danng that it ";1;.; 110 < l'". ' lw\'e :-:uch pt'l'H>l11' ill [\11c•sf1nc.