St>pternhf"r 20th, l 93S. THE S.A JEWISH CHRONia..E.
IN AND AROUND THE PENINSULA
Cape Zionist Youth Executive
The fifth Annual Country and Tom1 Parliament arranged by the . Country Sub- Committee of the abo\e Executive took place at Paarl on Saturday and Sundav. the Hth and 15th September. .
On Saturday night delegates and visitors.
who had assembled from all parts of the Western Province, were welcomed in the Talmud Torah Hall by leading members of the Paarl Jewish community. After the addresses a concert \\as staged bv members of the Cape Town and Paarl Hahonim and Habonot. The concert was a departure from the usual routine of holdjng a propa- ganda meeting on the first night of Parlia- ment, and pro\ed to he most successful. The r.oncert was thorou~hly enjoyed by the very large audience present.
At the conclusion of the concert, caucu.
meetings of the various partie· comprising the Parliament on the following day, were held.
On Sunday morninz at appro ·imately l 0 a.m. Parliament wa formalh opened hy
His 1....·cclle1~cv thC' ,o\'ernor-Gcnrral O\lr.
K
J.
Horwitz), with the spced1 f10rn the Throne. Parliament consisted of three parties, the Majorit~ Party, the Liberal Part;.which formed the Opposition, and the In- dependent Party, and it was assumed that Eretz Israel had obtained autonomy as a seventh British Dominion. \Ir. C. K. Fried- lander acted as Mr. Speaker, and Mr. R.
Sakinof ky as Clerk of the House.
The Prime Minister was Mr. S. M. Levin, while leaders of the Opposition and Inde- pendents were Mr. M. Rabinowitz and l\Ir.
A. J. Volks, respectively. Discussion on the
<ipeech from the Throne then took place until the House adjourned at 12.30 p.m. for luncheon.
An official luncheon to delegates took place in the Tolmud Torah Hall. The convenor of the Country Sub-Committee of the Cape Zionist Youth Executive, Mr. S. L. Gross, acted as chairman at this luncheon. After lunch, Mr. Gross proposed the toast of the King, Eretz Israel and the Jewish Nation.
The toast was responded to by the audience.
Councillor D. Nelson then delivered a short speech, at the conclusion of which he pro- posed a toast to the Zionist Youth Move- ment~ which toast was replied to by Mr. C.
K. Friedlander. Toast were also proposed by Mr. S. M. Levin to the Paarl Hebrew Congregation and replied to by the Rev. H.
Strelitz: Mr. A. J. Volks to the Governor- General. and replied to by Mr. E. J. Hor- 'Vitz; Miss F. Gros<; to the Paarl Ladies' Benevolent Society, and replied to by Mrs.
Futeran; and Mr. S. Meyers to the Paarl Junior Zionist Society, and replied to by
\fr.
.T.
Levinsohn.The luncheon concluded with the saying of grace, conducted by Rev. H. Strelitz.
A photo~raph was then taken of delegates and officials of Parliament.
After this, the House sat again, and the Clelil'lte on the King's speech continued until 6.30 p.m. when proceedings concluded with a summing up hv the Prime Minister and a reply by the leader of the Opposition. A vote on the motion of "no confidence" in
the Government was then taken and was carried by a small majority.
\ ote of thanks were proposed to _Ir. C.
K. Friedlander and Mr. Sakinof k,, the
~peaker and Clerk of the House, ~espec
tlvely, for the very able manner in which they had discharged their dutie . Parlic.- ment then went into reces .
In the evening a dance '"as held by the Paarl Junior Zionist Society in the Talmud Torah Hall in honour of Mr. Speaker and Parliamentarians. Dancing which continued till midnight took place to music provided hy Mr. P. Katz and his Orchestra, ""hen a
\ ery uccessful and most enjoy able "'eek-end terminated.
TI1e sports . ertion will commence to function from 1st October, and with the help of every Junior Zionist thi~ ::,ection can be made a success. It will be divided into three sections, namely, athletics, ~" im- min~ and tennis. Fm ther information can he had from the Secretary. Cape Zionist Y cuth E:ecutivc. 8S, Plein Street. 01 from the Sports Con\'enor, P.O. Bo - 1588.
Thr swinunin°· haths are now a\ ailahle on
\londay~ nl Lon~ Strc<>l Bath from 5.lS to 6.;rn, and at oodstock Baths on Thursda ....
rrom 7 to 9 p.m. to nffiliated 111emhe1 !".
Cn pe Town 11 erzlia.
\d,. Mag2;ie Ohlo\.\ itz will deliver ai
1ddre:;s on "Palestine and its Present Problems,,. on Sundav, 22nd instant, at
~US p.m., at the Zion{st Hall. Capr Town.
\11 \\elrome.
Green and Sea Point Jewish Guild.
On Thursday, the 12th September, a General Knowledge evening V\as held m
•the Synagogue Hall.
Mr.
J.
Hansen was in the chair and Miss\I. Spiro read the news-sheet. The prize for obtaining the most points. was \\on b\
\ Iiss E. Harris. ·
The Guild is holding its annual dance in aid of n Talmud Torah Hall on 26th October at the Arthur's Seat Hotel and tickets can he obtained from anv of the member, of the
Guild. .
Children's Concert.
A very fine childrrn's concert will take place at the Sea Point Town Hall on Friday afternoon, ] 1th October, in aid of the Jewish National Fund. The entertain·
ment is being provided by the pupils of
\liss Elvira Kirsch and Mis Hinda Honik- man and a most enjoyable programme i assured. Mothers should take this oppor- tunitv of providing for their children a rlelightf ul afternoon. Tickets: ls. for child- ren and ls. 6d. for adults, may be had from
;\llrs. Hurwitz, 103, Regent Road, Sea Point, and Mrs. Lieberman, 7, Milner Read, Sea Point.
Oneg Shabbos.
~Ir. B. Padowitz will deliver a lecture on "The Social and Economic Reconstruo- tion of the World and the Jews" to-morrow afternoon. Mincha Service at 4.30 p.m.
sharp.
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Vlr. and Mrs. Sam ell (nee Topic) of Que-Que, Southern Rhodesia, are being congratulated on the birth of a son .
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grass (nee Eva Heller) are being congratulated on the hirth of a son.
~lUNITZ-RICH~L\:\.
The marriage of Edith, younger daughter of Mr. and 1\Irs. H. Richman, of Salt River, lo Morris. eldest son of Mr. and Mr· . E.
Munitz, of Woodstock, was solemnised on .... unday evening, 8th inst., at the Woodstock and Salt River Synagogue, the Rev. Kassel officiatin~. Mr. B. Garfinkel was the oloist.
The bride was attended by three bride . maids, l\1iss Goldie Richman, Miss arah
\lunitz, and Miss Ett) Green. Little Miriam
\1ilner was the flower girl. Mr. Abe Munit1 acted as hestman, while Messrs. Bernard (Sonny) Richman, A. Davis, H. Kalmono- witz and A. Schwartz were the poleholder .
After the ceremony, a reception was held at the Talmud Torah Hall, Woodstock.'
\h. . Hichman presided, and the toa l of the hride and hridegroom wa, proposed hv Mr.
Lou i~ Gradner. .
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Ca11e Jewish Orphanage.
The ne.·t of the winter series of lecture will be given to-morrow (Saturday) night when 'VIr. E. Atkinson of the S.A.C. . Junior School will lecture on "Mud House Wasps and Social Wasps."
Continental Ball.
The Continental Ball in aid of the United Appeal for Polish Jewry to be held to- morrow night at the Hotel Avalon (for- merly City Mansions Hotel), Hope Street, promises to be a great success. The arrange- ments are in the hands of a very capable and energetic Committee who are doing their nlmost to provide numerous attractions which include novelty dances, exhibition dances, etc. Valuable prizes will be awarded. Felix de Cola's orchestra will provide the music and the scheme of decorations will be dis- tinct! y original.
Cape Jewish Board v
f
Guardians.The Committee are appealing for men' ,
\\-Omen's and children's clothing and foot- wear of every description.
With the approach of the High Festival , the demands for clothing are very heavy.
Parcels may be sent to the office of the Board, Lloyds Buildings, 58, Burg Street, or a convey.ance will be arranged if desired.
Zionist Socialist Party.
The next Open Forum will take place at the Zionist Hall on Tuesday, 24th September.
at 8.15 p.m. Adv. P. M. Clouts will talk on "Suggestions for Zionist Development."
Musical items, news service, etc., will be included in the progromme.
A report of the proceedings at the
~ineteenth Zionist Congress will be given at a public meeting which will be held at the Zionist Hall on Sunday, 29th in t., at 8.15 p.m. All welcome.
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IN AND AROUND THE PENINSULA.
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Cape Province Maccabi Association.
A dance will be held at the Club-room, Regal House, 47, Leng Street, on Sunday evening. 29th insl.
The Tennis Section commences iLs activi- ties on its court at "Astra," Breda Street, on Sun<lay, the 22nd instant.
l1etar Dance.
A Grand Ball JS being organised to he held at the Hotel Edvrnrd on Mondav, 7th OctolJer (Motze Y om Kippur) .
lusic will he provided by Johnny Mills and his Rhythm Boys. Excellent arrange- ment· have been made for the entertainment of the guests. Tickets are obtainable at l\ties<;:rs. Darter &. Sons and at the door.
lJl'ynbn[! Hebrew Kindergarten.
A Card Evening was held at the Wynberg Hotel "ith the kind permission of Mr. and Mrs. I. Gordon. for .the inauguration of the abo, e. and a satisfactory amount was reali. ed.
The Kindergarten is now open, and is held at "Sans Souci,'' Bus Terminus, Wyn·
her~. from 9 to 12.30 daily.
Jewish Sick Relief Society.
The Annual Gt'neral Meeting will take place in the Zionist Hall on Sunday, 22nd inst.. at 10.30 a.m.
C. T. Jewish Girls' Association.
A "t•ll-allended meeting look plaC"e al the Zi0ni-..t l lall on \londa\ t'\ <•11in°.
.. \Ir ...
J.
\\ei111ei"11. \\ho \Hls in the chair.introduc<'d the "pcakcr. \1 r". H. Sloman.
\\hn. in 11 most informali\e a11cl vivid manner
~a\ c an <l('<·ount d LhC' important \\ ork l'arri 'd on hy the J u11io1 \V izo.
With regard lo the K, uzoth, \lrs. Sloman
!":tid that she was deeply irnprc~sed \\ilh the spirit of c·o-opcraticn and earnestness of purpo"e that exists amonp; the Chalulzoth.
\lis" 1. Cohen propo5ccl a 'ole of thanks
lo \I rs. Sloman.
Another one of the popular darn·es
'"ill
be held at the Zioni..:;t Hall on Saturday, the :11st inst. Admission b: invilalion.
A Le ·icon DriH' "ill be held en l\Ionday.
Tea \\ill be sen ed.
H ebreH" II Pl ping Hand Association.
At a meelin~ of the ne\\ ly-elected Corn- rnitt 'e l1eld on Sunday morning:, the follo,\- ing Executive "a" appointed: :.\Ir. R. Le\\ i::;, chairman; Mr. B. A. Crasnow, 'ice-chair- man: '1r.
.J.
Sacks, treasurer. Finance Committee: Mr. J\l. \Valt (chairman) and-~1es5r.. J. Bernstein. J. Gitlin .S. B. Hers-
man. M. Peires and S. Sha~kolsky.
THE S.A JEWISH CHRONICLE.
New H ebrew Congregation.
HOELAND STRJ·mT, CAPE TOWX.
SLICHOTH
THE MIDNIGHT SERVICE on Saturday, 21st September,
WILL BE CONDUCTED BY
Cantor S. I(UGEL.
AND CHOffi.
Seating accommodation for the Hig·h Ji'estivals obtainable daily at the Syna- gogue Office, from 10.30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
and from 2.30 to 5.30 p.m.
Jewish Sick Relief Society.
THB
Annual General Meeting
of the aboye Society will take place ou S-CNDAY, 22nd inst., at 10.30 a.m., in the ZIONIST HAliJ_., HOPE STREET.
)Jembe1·s are kindly requested to attend.
HeL _ •. )J. UABINO\VITZ, Secretar~·.
p~l ~rtJiii-c'\,,n ,,,,~
7'\JO
Cantor J. I NDELSO
"Jf,J, ('OXJn·c1' 'l'HF: 81,]H\.J('BH Nr THI•: .. \HO\.J1J ..\llNY.1 N J>UHING TH~J J<'OHTH<10:.'\IJNG H m H l1'F,H'l'l\",.AJJ!"I.
'l'iekets obtainahlt' at the
ZIONIST OFFICE, 147a, PLEIN STIU~E'l',
Daily between !J a.rn. and 5.30 p.rn.
ZIONIST HALL:
Saturday, 21st inst.. from 8 to JO p.m.
Sunday, 22nd inst., from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
).Ionday, 23rd inst., to Thurnclay, 26th inst., froPl 8 to 10 p.n1.
I<'riday (Grev H.osh Hashona), from 9.30 a.m.
to 3 p.rn.
There are a certain number of free seals available, and anybody desirous of hadng
one must apply at the Zionisl Office.
_\Jl Seats must be booked at. ht' Zionist Otllce, Cape Town.
MUIZENBERG 8 KALK BAY HEBREW CONGREGATION.
SLICIIOTI-I SERVICE
WILL BE HELD AT
Muizenberg Synagogue on Sunday, the 21st September at Midnight.
Conducted hr C.\~'I'OH. .U. lC\TZIX.
ALL WgLCOME.
Send your ''Rosh Hashona '' G reeting through the
" S.A . J ewish Chronicle"- only 3 / 6.
September
NOTICE
The Beth-Din hereby notifies the Jewish public that only butcheries who comply with the following regulations, namely:-
{a) Keep Kosher meat only,
( b) Are closed on Saturdays according to our religious laws, and
(c) Are visited by a Masgiach or the Board of Shechita,
are under the control and supervision of the Beth-Din.
All other butcheries, even those advertising Kosher or who have the word "Kosher'' on their premises are not under the super- vision of the Board of Shechita, and the Beth-Din is not responsible for the Kashruth of the meat sold in them.
The undermentioned butcheries comply with the above and the meat sold by them is Kosher:-
Salber & Co., 2 6 7, Long Street.
Mill Street Kosher Butchery, 76a, Mill St.
T. Potash. Eretz Israel Kosher Butchery, Upper Mill Street.
B. Rossman, 10 8, Harrington Street.
Union Kor;;her Butchery, 70, Harrington St.
Reingold Bros., 91, Caledon Street.
Resnick, 131, Caledon Street.
Kruss, 5 9. Harrington Street.
\\,.. Sive, Mill Street.
Roodebloem Butchery, 213, Victoria Road, V\T oodstock.
The Beth-Din further desires to notify the Jewish public that meat delicacies such as Wurst, Smoked Beef, etc., sold in shops and bazaars are guaranteed as Kosher only when bearing a seal and label, Behechshar Beth- Din on them, and that all Poultry sold as Kosher must bear a stamp with the name of the Shochet and the date of killing.
On behalf of the Beth-Din, B. CHIDECKEL,
Hon. Secretary.
Eden V e getable Fat.
Kosher zuuler Hechshnr Beth-Din.
lWRX _IA T ·pAcTrRIXG
co.,
l_,o" er Dtwidsou Street, \\' ooc11'tock.
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA.
Biennial R e g ist ration of V oters, 19 35.
NOTICE OF REVISION COURT
NOTICBJ is lwrelJ.~· imited to Govl·rnuH•nt 1'iotic0 Xo. 1 ::2~. datPd tl1L' 17th inst., appearing iu the iTriion Gawtt~· or the 13th idem, relative to tlw date and time when and place \\ hPl'e He\ ision Courts will be held rn respect of the various Electoral D ivisiuns or f.;U b-di\·isiom~ of Electoral Divisions throughout the Union for thE' pur- pose or amending, revising and settling the voters· listf' for the Polling Districts situate in the said Electoral divisions or sub- divisions of Elf'cloral Divisions.
P. I. HOOGEXHOPI', Chief Electoral Officer.
1k'pa1·tmeut. of t.he Intel'iol', Ft·eiol'ia. t;·Hh Sqltl'mbe1·, 1 na:;.
(Concise Notir<~ 1>uLlished in terms or Section 19 or _\ct No. 2::; of 1!1:12).
'V oodstock and Salt River Hebrew Congregation.
High Fest~val Services.
8eatin~ acconuno<lation in the Syna~o~ue
and Talmud Tol'ah Hall ma)· be obtained at the 8ynagogne, Argyle St.J·eet, \Voocl- stock, every Sunday frmn 10 a.m. to
12.80 noon.
~\dmittance to Synagog;ue ancl Hall will he st1·i<'tJy on 1u·oduction of cm·d only.
