i\ p I j l 1 SL, 1932.
THE S.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE.
In and Around the Peninsula.
Zionist Socialist Party
(Poale Zion-Zeirei Zion •
n Monday, March 28Lh, a w 11-att nded me ting of the above ociety wa held in the Zioni l Hall to commemoral the anniver-
ar; of th death of Jo ph Trumpeldor 1r. h. Achron \\a in the ('hair. Mi Zuckerman play d th "Funeral Mar h,"
aftt>r which the audienc tood a a mark of re pect to the memory of Trumpeldor.
Ir. Harry nitcher th n ga\ a .hort , p e h, in which h dwelt upon the ha i and aim. of the Poal -Zion. It had a - it aim the ynthesis of t\rn of th mo t potent fore in mod rn ci\ilization. \'iz., th recoO"rnl10n of the principle of nationality and sociali m.
The Zioni. m of th Labour mo\ menl in Pal Line sought to e. tahli h a ational Hom ba ed upon Lhe fin t principl ~ of ju. ticc and equalily. and wa. trenuou. ly oppos d to an policy which ought to intro- duec into Pale. tin a t m of o i ty which
characteri ed h · th . ordicl a pe ·t. of 'in p;aH' , n add re-.._ on the
!if<' and \\ 01 k of Jo-. ph Trumpcldor. He·
ho\\c•d that clr pite the> fad that Trumpc·ldor
\•a a rnan of militar ' attainments he lH'\·er- th ], dt pi Pd tlw uwt hod of the \ 01 d.
If I flt " " Ill lt1111 lllf
rria<ling factor in mod rn civilization.
Tnnnpeldor set th brilliant example of acrific for th cau e which h eheri h d o
d~arly. H realised that th Labour ·la .e·
of Pale tine would one day form th' hack- honc of the countr. , and he was instrumental in forming the first Labour organisations.
Tim and again in hL writing he cond mned
the <' onomic y Lem under whi h p ople
liYPd in Europe. a!ld xpr . d the hope that the Jewi h Tational Hom would he ha ed upon the b t principle of libert , equalit and humani m.
Th meeting wa concluded with the . in<Y- ing of Techezakno.
Mrs. S. Franks.
An indication of the immen e popularity and e t em in which Mrs. Frank , Matron of the ape J ' i h Ag d Home. i held b the inmat wa given la t unday morning wh n, on the occa ion of her birthday, she wa pre enlcd by them with h r portrait enlarge- ment in water colour . The pr entation wa made by on of the inmat wh d - livered a brief p e h. in whi h h e pr d th appreciati n ·of all of Mr . F,rank un- tiring and elfl labour on their behalf /
number of m mb r f 'th
pr Cnt, am ng th m b ing r. and M . H. Ro en, R . and Mr . . Kib 1, Mr.
and ~lr . H. J. tod 1, r~. R. wi and Ir. D. Gordon. Mr. Ro n, on b half of the Exe utive, al o paid a trihut to \ilrs.
Frank. for h r p;ood work, and Mr. tod 1 spoke on behalf of the vi itor
Mr . Franh ~uitably r ponded.
The Zionist Conversazione.
Th th or of th purity of the J wi~h Lrongly contradicted by Dr. B.
I aa on, of the lrand, in an addre d - lh r d at the Zioni t con ersazion la~t Tm '-day \ nine.
oing as far back a had be n recorded in the Bible, Dr. I aa on howed that at the ' r~ uLet the Jew w re a mix d rac on-
i" ting of anaanite, H hrai and Arabic rnmponent.. Th principl hara ·t ri tics.
jlhy ical and mental, which had b en claimed by various authoriti lo identify the J w racially al o did nothing to pro the purity of LhC' Jewi h race. The "Jewi h no ," for instance was not really J wi h al all, but had it oriO"in, it wa pra ticalh c rtain, in the Hiuit . \\l10, after th collap · of thPir Empir~ had lived cid by id with the J W".
!n their di per ion among other countri ~ th 1 t'W took on th characteri tic of the
. urrounding race , and th
J
w of achregion pr ented many ph ·~ical trail in common \\ilh th non-Jewish population of th ame r 11ion. Often the were trniL dt> .... nil>l'o a di tinctlv
J
"i~·dt.Dr. I aac .... ou di ~u "'f'd ntlu r ph ical ,.Jiara<"lcri ti<· u 11all, <·allPd •· JP\\i.h ., .irr 1
""hO\ Pd tlwn· \\a nothing to point to th ir
I'' f jfj, i 111 I" ;,, I 11111 I
ck11<1tt<'11 ti".h aid that tlwJew po ~e cd
an C'-·aggcrnted form of urban traits ~ ueh a~
malt•riali m. ambition and low of \\ealth
I trait.;; \\ hich had hem condrmnerl a~
}t'"' i~h). on account of the> < ondiLions und r
\\hieh he had h en fore d to live. The"'e qualitie wer to h round to a crrlain de~r (' in all citv dweJlers. That thev were not racial ch~racteristic • permaner;t and im- mutahl . had hcen suffici ntly pro ed hy the chaluLzim who"'e pu1t of idealism and . acrifice were unparallel d.
Dr. I aac on conclud d hi addres b, flinging a challengin O" que ti on at hi. audience.:
"What then L a J
'"?
"-a qu tion which a number of tho e pre nt took up in th di cu, ion which followed. Tho e who parti- cipated in the di cu ion w re .. Ie r . Ziman.Dr. . Kark. H. B. Rogoff, Dr. ach and D. Getz.
Mr . P. M. Clout a ted a ho le , and at the out et introduced Dr. I aac on to the gath ring.
Durin~ the evening Mis . Mill r gave a pianoforte solo and Miss E. Ri hman ang.
The J ewi. h news wa read a u ual.
Mac~bi
Club.
An inl r- por comp titi n f th ction of th m mb r of th Macabi
''ill
be held at Paarden I land on unday, 26th June. ember wi hing to compete are ad i d to ommence training immediately.Oneg Shabbos-.
~~-t thC" One~ habbo la t aturda aft r- noon. Mr. Ch. B. Le in ohn presided over a fairly larg gathering. .!\Ir. Z. vin l ctur d
SS ol Du· •timlCtima
lity.
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211 on '' Th on quc11 es of th real War and it Eff ct upon th outh." M r . Hir ch-
1hn and th Chairman participat d in th debate, to \\hi h Mr. Z. in uitably replied.
Vle~srs. G. Laden, M. Lo man apd others entertain d the audienc \\ith humorous reading~ and recitation , and the u ual ing- ing and m rry-making took plac .
Brith Trumpeldor Camp.
Forty m mher and " ral ympathi r"' attended th camp, whi h -wa h Id under th au pie of th Brith Trump ldor al the Glen during the a ter holidaY. .
Th camp wa opened on Friday morning l y Dr. C. Rc"'n kov and Mr
.J.
Rubik.Among, t the guc>st · who "i ited the camp
Wf re. Mr.
J.
H rb. L in, Dr. . E. Kark, Mr.and \Ir~. Taichman, 1r. and 1r . P. M.
Jo1L.
A Flannel Dance.
On , aturday evening, pril 9th, a Elann I Danf' is being held in th Royal Hot I,
\\) nbNg. under the au pice of th Wyn berg Junior Zioni~t . ociation. Th dance. i being hdd in aic1 of the ren Hay od, and it i~ hoped \\ill b larO"ely attend d. . ..
Kindergarten Festival Concert .
fh Purim F tival nc rt O"iv n Ia t Friday morning by th childr n of th Bnoth Zion H hie\\ Kind rgart n maintained w JI the . tandm d . t hy it-.; prcdcC"e. or!:'. It i a pity that a larg numh i of tho e d10 1cgula1 I. frc>qurnt th c• function hould hm c b 11 out of t'rn n for the \\ <'k·t'lld hut 1111 I I Ill h 1111 ,J 11i/1f of tit pit I Jilt 11 I j I rJ I') tho e 'Who 't't< pH' <'lit.
The litLle a ·tion sonO"s of th childr n werc ddiFJ1tful. and a alwa. on the e occa ion . one wa" imprt'" ed hv th as ' ith whi h they wrre rendered. The ~OnO" and sketches
\\C'l'<' aJl, naturall .. concerning Purim. and in order lo lwing home LhC' signifi anc of the f c..:;tival mor foscl . each child hefor the conclu-.;ion of the fnn.clion. \\Us given halach- mon a brightly coloured basket filled with sw Ls.
One look forward eagcrl y to th next l\..inder~rnrten Fe tival on rt.
Dr. and Mrs. Kaplan.
Dr. B rnard M. Kaplan and Ir . Kaplan, of 1e\\ York, who ha\e be n on a v1s1t to relativ . in ape Town for the la t four month . leave to-day by th " arnarvon
a tle," on their return to America.
Dr. Kaplan vi ited th Cap Town Talmud Torah one Friday veninO" and wa mu h im- pre sed with th manner in which the er ice w re conducted by the pupils of th chool. He ha also prai ed very highly th work of th ea Point Talmud Torah which h vi ited la t Tue day. '
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A Meeting on Sunday Evening.,
1.''..We b g to draw th att ntion of r ader to the meeting whi h will b held i;o. the Zioni t Hall on unday evening, 3rd ~:ril.
in conn ction 'With th Board of Guardian . Th of the m Ling will dep nd large! on the iz of the audi nc , and, we ar c rtain thaL ape Town
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cause of the Board too much at heart to allow the meeting to end in failure. We earnestly hope the community as a whole will make a point of attending.
Social Items.
The marriage was solemnised in the Roe- land Street Synagogue on Sunday afternoon last of Ray, only daughter of Rabbi and Mrs. I. S. Kramer, of Cape Town, and Israel, second son of Rabbi and Mrs. .
J.
Litvin, of Kurshan, Lithuania. The ceremony was performed by Cantor F. Spektor, who was assisted by the bride's father.The reception which was subsequently held in the Zionist Hall was well attended.
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* * * * The marriage of Miss Rebecca Mankowitz, d~ughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Mankowitz, of {::~p~ Town, to· Mr. Louis Goldbe:rg, of Wyn-~rg, to.ok placf' in the Gardens Synagogue on Sunday evfning last. At an "At Home"
held at the residence of the bride's parents iq the evening, a collection for local charities
~as made. £10 10s. has been subscribed tqwards . the ~oard of Guardians.
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* *Mr. and Mrs. A. Schauder, who have been in: t~e Peninsula during the last week, left on T uesd~y· on their return to Port Elizabeth.
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There was a large attendance at the Gar- dens Synagogue on Tuesday afternoon when the marriage of Mis Charlotte Samuren, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. D. Samuren, and Mr. Nathan Berman, of Cape Town, wa
olemnised. The unterfuhrers were Mr.
Isaac Ochberg and Mrs. H. Stodel, and Mr.
and Mrs. Berman, the parents of the bride- groom. Rev. A. P. Bender, a sisted bv Re\.
Kirschner, officiated. .
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Dr. 0. Kahn, of Durhan, ]Pa\cs to-day hv 1111' ,, CillllilrVllll ('.-1.111· 1"111 F11"l<111J.
THE 5.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE.
THE FAILURE OF SENIOR ZIONISTS.
(Continued from Page 2·10).
The Dorshei Zion Entertains.
At the conclusion of the proceedings all present adjourned to the Minor Hall, where they were entertained to tea by the Dorshei Zion Association.
CONFERENCE AT WORK.
On Sunday morning, at 9.30 a.m. sharp, Conference commenced work with a con- sideration of the Presidential Report. This
bowed a lively activity in the fields of cultural and propagan.da work, and the dis- cussion was animated. Much of it centred on the apathy of Jewish students at the Cape Town University arising out of Mr. Herb- stein's remarks the previous evening. The report was eventually carried unanimously.
Conference sat during the whole of Sunday and Monday, and in addition to the Presi- de~tial report and financial statement, con- sideration was taken of the Camp report, Young Israel Federation report, and J udean report. A number of motions pertaining to Young Israel matters were discussed and a noteworthy one that wa carried was that to encourage the holding of an annual function by Young Israel Societie in aid of the Jewish ational Fund.
Lecture by Mr. Rubik.
On Monday the afternoon session wa commeul'ed '' ith an address delivered by
Ir. B. L. Rubik.
l\Ir. Rubik. SP,oke on the subject of Hehrew l iterat un· ,rnd he wa · li"l1•ncd lo with rmwh i 1111•11• I.
1sr PRIZE £25-2ND £10-3RD £5.
April 1 t, 1932.
The Social Aspect.
The sociai aspect of Conference "\\-a' not overlooked. On Saturday evening, in the Zionist Hall a very delightful dance for the benefit of delegate wa given by the Cape Town Jewish Youth Circle. This was a well attended affair and very well arranged. On Sunday evening at the Marine Hotel, Muizen- berg, a dance was given by the J udean Central Council, and this too was a very enjoyable function.
LUNCHEON TO DELEGATES.
Dr. Isaacson Guest of Honour.
An outstandin~ feature of Conference was the luncheon for delegates held on Monday afternoon in the Zionist Hall. The chief guest was Dr. B. I aacson, of the Strand, and in addition to the delegates present there were Dr. C. Resnekov and Mr. J. Weinreich representing the Dorshei Zion Association, and othe:r;s.
.Mr. Herzl Zuckerman propo ed the toast of th King, which was duly honoured, Tiie toa t of Eretz Is:r;ael was proposed by Mr.
Herbstein and responded to by Miss M.
Gitlin. Dr. Resnekov proposed the toast of the Yol\ng Israel Movement and this was re ponded to by Mr. 1. Horwitz.
There was great enthusiasm after Mr.
Zuckerma1~ proposed the health of Dr. Isaac- son. He paid a tribute to him for h~s
unt1nng servi0e-; i connection with the Young Israel Camps at the Strand, at all of whicl1 fo:r the last s~ven yc-~us he had acted as Honorarv Camp Doctor. He pre ented Dr. haacson with a certificate of the Young Israel Book of ervice, in which his name had bren in~nibed a~ a token of appreciation ol' Iii. 1'1\ i11 D1. I ua1· on 11it.1lily rt··
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