In and around the Town

t 2nd. 1929. THE S.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE.

~ and Around the Town.

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58, Burg treet, Thursday.

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I}] r < C 11 dren, theu ag0;-;

!!. from tl · · ·

l tl Upp war:-: fo fifteen.

l • '/: . .

l'll.in1, /<nut Hall on ~ 'unday

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^{~~h lwy} had comr. i.here from e Pe11i11 ~nla to <lo honour

'H(•tno1y f 'I~h l

l<i <: • o eodor Herz . 0n1n1e

1 itJ ^{r •} _111orate the opening of

l Z1011 1 ·i. ^{1 •}

1h tf;ok ~ ongTe:-:.· at Znnch , c:h.. placr. on that day. Mrs.

1 ll'p . •

·oni₁.d th wa.- m the chair and n rl o t e little gue .. t~. She

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that ihere wa;.; ·1 clo<::

)()} h ' . < '

'<:one~

^h

'~we

^'11 th<>:-:e two cYenb,

·k ()f t1 e~ng th outcome of the . '!'Ji le father of modern Zion-

1'ucl ·

th₁•

1 ~r HPrzl. )ifrs. ~chrirc l ]f c· nl<1rP11 that ~he r<'mem-

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ti<lr ( h,- 1. 1 • at the lal4t Congret:;.; . . an fit1i' . um in

rno:t

^{He wa.·}

k(\ hi. 01 C'nthuHia ·m. "·hen hr he·n .

llia,.1 ' et. Were rapt under 1 £• "

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1(%, .-pe]l of hi;.; i)el't<Onalih-.

. lat t· .

Ii hrd . ]] ¹¹¹W~ Zioni.:ln had

the •) :t} OYer the world. To-

" '•u l a .

•t <if TI · ¹¹lllY<'rsary of thr.

th H'odor Herzl coincided

0!J<•nin ·

nl' J! of the H>th 7Jioni:·d

r1111 ·<It Zurich. ~Ir;:;. , 'chrirP

lltidp<l il 1 .

Ii· \\ c ·k . w c· 11lrlre11 tlrn t tlw

I Jl OJ

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' { t '101111'111 had hPE'll •

I.!: ,, ₁ l'Plllaiiwd for them th(1

;..\'llc•1"1t. . ,

elation '.

1 h~n. lo huild upon thi:-:

. \\hi ·l ' lit and pro1'eT . truc-

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h }l . on ( H' a crNli t to tbf' .«>pll' and \rhich 'lrnuld lH'

l!'it} 'l11d

· . ' concretl' n>ali-.;aiion .tni of 'l'heodor Herzl.

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1 • · P. Bentler

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'1t1~d tl ~ .\ <1 PP au:-;e. He

lt• l'\1111 .

• \i ith 1 ^£ ren and tolcl them

'· 11i, .~m·(l Beaf'on:-:field, he felt

<• \011th Of .

u[ . a nation an• tlw l,1, ::ln(i . . }ln:--tPrit,· ., . . 'rl

wr

^nught .

'l .• •ll<l 1[ ' l) ·1

' ''"inht · ^{1 · WJH} er, to haY<'

kti^1·11· ₁

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l>lar0(l upon them, hut

{''• cit 11}('1.l' .

' th1₁₁₁ ]>iHPnt" w1:-:he<l

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^s in ti w corn-

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lah 1· )l'lldPr quoic·cl the hm·

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1 ' \\ en he heard tlw

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o · P(•nk . ' < • do not kmrn·

th" f • f ain only a ho,,-.. ,

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1 ^{l11:i1J.· i-.. llp} and becamP. ^H

\\1·1·t .\ (rr"·~t G

1 h'1 . ^l°' \.OC• Prnrnn poet

IQ\· . \r]i l rl . }lOpn ' 1 cl 1 )Out J0r<?miah, . . I' o ''as t l

1 ^J11nu1>r · ⁰⁰ !:' 1y t.o go forth.

h1>11 h . \\'C'nt on to tell Hw a h(J:v

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^When Theodor Herzl

ll • • h• had . "

u .lf'Wi

1 none of the adYan~

Ip ' l C'hild } .

1· But H ¹a..: rn a J ewi1-<h lt•a1·i1 . '.'rz1, like .1eremjah 'a . I " •t \ o1 . ~ • •

1

11• Jr c~ which t'aid. "Go

l;i 1 ^Prz] l . 1 .

Jh ( n11.₁v

1, hH gonr forward.

<:oat tlw ::;hield of Da.Yid. rrhe long- ing to \\·ark for your people nm t

hr 'rithin rnn." .Jir. Bender l'(li'rned to the; H~ll in which they were gathPred. The Hall, he ;;aid, was not only a place fol' entertainment.

'Yhen i.hr~· L'ntered they ·hould feel they were treading on holy ground.

Zioni1-<m wa.· 11101'0 than an ordirnll';-

mon~ment. H wa::; a world mo\'e- ment. He would like, he continued, tlwm i.o ferl that they had i.hat clay honoured the memory of an illu1<- trious .Tew. At the conclusion of his adclre:-:s ~fr. Bender asked the children to stand while he read a prayer on behalf of the , onl of Theodor Hel.'Zl. Afte1· a short mu;.;i- cal programme by the member. 1Jf

the Junior Zioni. t .ARsociation, thP

a~~embled children sang "Hatihah'' irnd "God ~aw the King." At: the~' JHl:-;~cd through the door1-< they Pach receiYed a hox of chocolates in:-;crihed

" CombinP<l Zioni. t ~·ocietie:--. Capl' Town, in comrnrmorai.ion of the opening of th0 16th Zionit:t Con- gre::-;i-;. Zurich, 1920."

.J[El~'l'JKG 1~ CA.:JIEHA.

[ <Hll told th<1t reprP:--Pntatiw'-' or local • 'ol·irtiPs nwt in cam em on

:-.:urnlcl~· mornincr to di;.;enH;.; ngnin tlw t<dwnw for feclernting the locnl i11:--tituiio111'. ~fr. :-.:todel tcllH nw tlrnt thr clebc1te wa~ YPr.\· ini.ere:-;i.ing.

t1w pro:-: iHld c·011:-- bring foll~· di~­

c·11:--~rcl. Ewrybocl~· pres<>nt W<:L' ahle to gd a r<><:ll gr<1K]l of th0 que.-tio1l.

• ~o re,.;olntion:-; '' Pl'l' fak0n and tlH~

mrrting wa:-: c1djo11nw<l nntil 11'?"\t

\YPdne1--da:· 11t ,' p.ni. at tlw Ol1l

.\.TTJ1TDE OF TllE JE11'!1 'H UHROXWLE.

1 arn at a lo:-;s to under:-<tand 'rh:-.

a 1 thi:-; stage, the proceeding;.; :-:hon 1 d ha.H• taken pJaee in cam ^f'r<l1 parti-

t·ularl~- a:-: no re;.;olutions were taken.

From the onh.;d, "·hen :Jlr. Si.o<fol fir:-<t pL1c·Pcl th0 scheme before ilw p11hlie, tlw .fr>1rislt ¹hro11ic!<' ha1' tak<'n a gT('ai in1errst in the' fnrthcr- inµ; of thr ~clwme, <llld whil t our own nilit11(1r ha:-< he<.'n one of :--:·m- path~·. WC' han' newr lwsitatcd to giw opponent;.; the opportunit~· of cliring tlirir ,.i(•\\·s. ~Iy csiecmccl coll0agnP. "Rozilda." ha;.; done morr.

proh;lhl.Y, io help the :;clwme along, than an:· other single agent, by exeT- (·i~ing the mo 't untiTinp: rffortl4 to intPniPw prominent mrn ancl women 1\·iih eYery Rhaclc oJ'. I 'ling (and indifference) i owards the idea. I

tru~t. therefor<', that the organi ·ers

,,-m

^~cc> fit to im·itp the pres;.; io

l heir nc>.·t mt>etiug, at "·hich I hop<>

sonw d<'ciHion wi11 bC' arriwd at.

:-.:E.\ ^POL~rl' HEBHEW

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1'lilig-hi . t•d ih' tall. And he r 'r('\\j h ^<I iout tlw l'<'t'toration o[

•1 ti f J1(•01ilr 'J l

I ¹ <;od ·· · woclor meant In a rdPrern•1¹ I madr in thi:' tri ti · lfo w · i•; •

11• .J _{1 11}.i ·h a..; a gLl.l from 1·olumn a Iortni crht ago to the pre- C.10,. · proph•. paraii0111-< \\·hich \H'l'C' being made for

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111 · . t w holding 0£ ~0nicel'< during tlw

r _I, h• ti _l(' I r· orL ;l H:om111g· . H ig-h F0;.;tirnl;; in ^~ea

1P1 I ^I a ^{\'s [ ). " . .._.}

If• l< <•r .. '· ⁰ ... Io~('~. ~md Point, 1 a~k0<l \drnt \Yas happening

I• ~t ^{111;111' r\\'p.} hav ... not had ~ll ·11 j

d t 0 1 lw n1·w ~:nrngogur for which a

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-'ho~·~ 1

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Pnough, h<)\\- plot of ground had alr<:>11dv bel'll

~ ' Wear upon )"Olll' ."P<·ttn·d. I reprocluee here ,; M!Pr

l haw n'cl'in•(l from thr ^H011. :-:il'C'n'-

tary of i lw ClrP n ;rnd ~ra Point Hc.Jn·c1Y Congl"egatiou ⁰¹¹ thi1-- rnatkr.

.. rrhl' ntt(lntion of lllY Committt'l' ha;.; be0n <1nnn1 to yom: ref PrPnrt> to our congregation in thr issnr of the ./('Irish Chro11itle o[ Ow 10th .Tnh.

" TI:· m1:· Of l'eply to lhe 1flH'Sti(;1l contained in »our T<'ff'rt>rn·t>, I 1111.n-

~·1:-· that it has h0<'n -c:ll'finiteh· <l<~­

rided i.hai. tlw actual 0n•dio11 ~f i.lw 8ynagogtw will not hP c·omnwiu:ecl until the .-um of £f>,OOO ha;.; hN'll

<'ollected.

"' During the pa"t right moulh:-i approximate!:· £3_,<iOO ha. com<' i11, out of \\'liich 'n:~ were enalil c to ln1>' for the Janel upon which to huilil the

~yn;igogul'. <111cl my Commit f'e hopes to :--c•cun· tlw halant<' in tlw iwar fu1 u ]'(',

" In the> mt-antinw, t.lpart from rol- 1<·ctiont'. mueh ·'JH1<1<' "·ork i-. h<.•in:.!

dmw. .\rr<:mg0m<•nts for H<·lirew tuition in Nc•a Point an .. m'll in hand

e11Hl 1r<' hope• io (·omnwne<' f-frhre\\' tlHt<"P:-- \'C>l'Y shortly.

(Continued on page 490).

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Registration of Business Act, 1909.

Cl'n ·ral Dealer';; Bu in'. r •(l'i~tereJ It ·1 ·i,er of l'e\t'nue. Krug r-.dorp. Januan l S12Sl. tanrl - -o. 412. Roode1:1 ort.

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hoodepoort. from 1st _lay. 1929.-Da oocl , adick. 13, B cker ,tr t. Jul ann -.burO'

12.19:2() regi.:t red lay, 1929.

Ge~1eral Dealer Busine regi tered R ce,n:er Rt•:enu . Johanne burg, 24/1/29.

by TH DEMBO tand 986. 45, En<l o..ctreet. Johanne~burg, v.ill be removed to tand 1099, 113, Jeppe treet, Johanne ..

hurg. from 1Sr129.-P. Cron on, Part)·, gent. 'Phone 159, 53a, Commi ioner t

Johann -.burg Johannesburg. 12.19.26

General Dealer' Bu. ine regi tered Re- eiver of Reyenue, Johanne. burg, Januar).

1929. by JAME C . I GHA:M. under the ~t)l Verdite Talc Mine , at 9. Old Arcade ha been removed to 18, Green\:.

Building~, Commi ioner treet. Johanne. - burg, from July 1 t, 1929. 19.26.2 Notice is hereby given that the Bu ine ~

of Printer-. and tationer carried on b .ARTH R LY LL HADDO.' and BOB.'

LFRED KIRBY under the -1yle of Kirby & Haddon at 31. Cullinan Building ....

Johann buro-, ha been sold to JOIIA. ·E L DE UK. BRILL and will henceforth be carri d on by th aid JOHA • E LODE\\ IJK BRILL at 68, :Marshall treet.

Johanne ... burg, thi 5th day of July. 1929.

igned > B. A. KIRBY, A. L. HAD DO . 19.26.2

THE S.A. JEWISH

CHRONICLE. ^{U<l'U tl t 2n} d ^19~.

East Rand Jewry.

COMMUNAL NOTES

BE. •. ·o~~I.

~\ nu'<•till!.! \\ft:- lwld <lt the Hfbr0w Hall 011 • 'nrnl.1,\· 1'n·11irn.!·. ·2 th .T ul.'··

to l⁰on1111P nurah tlw ;.?.ith anniwr-

"<11'.\ of Dr. 'l'l11•odor ll<'rzl'" } "oh r- :r.ii. .JI I' . • . • \. LomP.'" pr<•::;idl'(1.

rrhc Clrnimrnn a--b'<l tlw larg(' nudi1'11ce pt'l'"ent, to ri::;0, ancl then ( n11to1· ~ '. 11<.H:kon le ling1)· intolll'll tlw Hazl. urnh.

Tlwrrafkr . .i\lr.

liwrc(l an a<ldrt>:-~.

Kir:-'c·hnc1· clC'- 1 h> ~mcl that wh\•11 Oil<' l'Olllp1ncd oi ht•t· .T('Wi:'h

!cud 'r;o; ( \\·lwther tlwy led ,J Pwi:h

1110\"PllH'llh or not wn--. innnalc'rinl)

"·ith Herzl. 011c 'I\ as :trul'k hy a TP-

nrnrkahlc fad. La-;:-'allc. tlw (iPr- man-.J PWi:-'h :-'h1tr~man. an cl Loni

Beal'on~fieltl. \\ho did mnth for thP grri1t Briii::;h Empire. had lrnd tlw arm.ie._ and the wealth of their rr- ::;p ·tiyc tountrie.: behind them;

Herzl. tlw founclel' of the modern Zioni1't mowment had behind him thr pain and :-<orrow of a ;-;cattere(l people. Befor th fir,,t Zioni::;t

C'ongre::;~. ~aid the ::;pcciker. Hrrzl had not known where to turn f r a

•'Olution of ih J ewi:-;h problem: m1:-:

'l'erritoriali~m the :-;elution. ronld com r:.-ion to Roman ¹atholici::;m improq th<' condition of th .Jew::;'.-' '!'ht' ( 'on°Te:~ l'OUYiutecl him that onl.'" in l'..rrtz f-.;rnel coul(l thP .1 P\r

find :-:<1ln1tio11.

ln an loquent <Hlclrc:-:;;: whid1 wa~

t'lo~rly follo\rPd l>Y the audience Ack . .JI. de

~axe

jJOinted out ih<t;

Herzl po.·~e~~ d the found qualitir:

of a 1 adc>r. :F'ir;-;t, 1f('rzl hail that feeling >f compa:-::-ion prl':-:rnt in

<'\'Pry gn'nt man which . tirred him to adion. :-\e ·ond, he luHl th qualit_,. of }H:>n·eption. ·which tanght him to rej ,d otlwr ::;l'hrrnP~ ."Hl'h c.L 'l'<>nitori<llism a:-; u~el<>:-:s. 'l'hinl.

Ii rzl po::-.<'~" d that 11uality without

\rhi<·h Jw ·ould ncwr harp fat:ed tlw

.i

^l'" an<L ridicule of hi:-; friend: <rncl

of tho.<' p ople he had to appeHl to -l'onratre. La~tly. will-pow r, whi ·h i · e:~ ntial if one i:-;. to '<lTl'Y ont a proj ^d 'Ht:l'e:-;~fully, wa.· pr~~ nt in

<l crreat <legr e in Herzl'~ harnder.

'I1lm:. horn le<tder that he wa .. Heril d1< erfully O'<l\' ¹ nµ hi.' life-he dif'(l

at thr ng1 of forty-four-for his lH'Opl •.

Tlw ;-;ino·iug of Hatikcali ton- tfodecl a highly snc:c :-:~ful mc>c>ting-.

1 n Brakµc.u1. too. <l me(•ting: wn~

lwhl ou Kuntlay evei1inir, :Uth .TulY.

o\'l l' whi h ~Ir. I. 'onna<:k prt> ·· d ~l.

1nntor ~ ¹• 13aekon, ,rho harl motor d O\ er from B 11011i. i11 ton d thP Hazkornh in n mo:t impr »' iw mamwr. aft 'I' whit:h AdY. ,J. Lurie>

dt•li 'PrPd Hll intere ·ting addr ~.' 011 tlw life and woTk of HPril. \'hil tlw addn · · \\'H~ compl<'h'l~· ^l'omprri- lwn:-.iw in that it g-1HP 01w a l'l ar id "U of lw t honght whieh m1imnte<l lfp1·zl. it wa. thoroughl.'' urnlerstood and appt"ti<lle<l by tlw attl'nti\'l•

audi •1111'.

IN AND AROUND THE TOWN.

Continued from page 485).

"\rlieren.' my Uommittee con-

<'ider~ that it j~ <'~,sential to proer<•d cautiou:-ily. it i. 118Yerth l :'." of il

~ufficiently optimi~tic opinion to feel th.1t by th" tim<· we npproneh th' Hol\· l><H". of ne ·t Yt>Hr. our ~\ lltl-

µ;00·{1<' will Le> <lll 11c~ompli,slwd i·,1 ·t.

.. It \\ i1l 110 duttht interr ... t rnur n•n<.kl'. to lt>arn that th 111Ta.noe- ment: with t lw U 11L'uen:-congTcp:ation

<HP proceeding mo~t ~ati~foctoril,v."

l' HJ L])H E~ ~ 01~ \Y K\LTll.

1 n tlu:.; wPek'..., ^f 'l'dl'1l. _ ^T umhc r.::, drn ptrr :3:Z. rer <·-: lG ;md

·zc1.

w1' rl'ad: ... \nil thP> canw 1wnr unto him, and :aid. \YP \\'ill build .-he ·p-

fold~ h re for our eattlP. nn<l citin,s

for om littl 0111'~: Build

)'OU L'itie. for your little onl'-.;: an1l fold-: for ~0111· ^. heep: <lll<l do that

\\'hi('h hath proc1•rded ont

or

~·our mouth."

1he whole o( chapter :32 cle<.11:.; with the :.;tor,v of the ·hildren ot Reuoen.

Hnd th children of Gael, wh had a multitude of cattle and thcr for('

a~k cl of l\Io:.;e.· to allow them to take posse:-:;-;ion on thi" ·ide of the .J onlan.

\\·hirh was a land ~uitabl<> for pa ttue.

Hnshi, comme11ting on Ycr;;;e lH, on the word: 'W '\ill buil<l ,'herp- fol l;;: her for om rattle an<l. citi 's for our littl • one<' remark;;:.

. . ¹ho~im Hoyoo .. 1 ::\Iemomnu Y o:er

Mibneihem "-they had morP pity for their u·orldly possP.i.:sion:; tlwn for their children. Hrnl'<' the:r offer <l to huild :heevfold~ for th

<·attle fir:st mul th n citie~ for their children. But when ~Iosr;-; tl<'t: pted ihf'ir offer al'te1· tlwir promi~c to

<ls:-:i:;t their hrPthren in the <·onque~t

of th land, he nthiB d them <l~ w read in Yc>l':-<P ~ l, .. Builcl ye ·itie~

for your little unr•.· and folds for your i-;heep."

.,. . } .. till fl1

nfortmrnt>l\·. \\<' aic

. to-dH.

with th ¹ :;une problem . ₁

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"TPnt mtmher of 1110~e " i~nd

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¹hutz Lo 'Oretz-"Out:-:ide the th

. • 1 ilu1t -H re till of the oprn101 . ti

l · , befo¹

/l'Ol'h ly jl().'~1¹SSIOIZ. con~ .. b l

little oJU! '. \\'he brr it ¹" .. n

. . l t l , far I

l 'OllH'll l' nt·<¹ or u o . 1 ' ,

. 1 l 4 .j 0 that tho.-e whn \ 'l" 1<'f • ₁₁ci ¹

· 1 the Ln

<l"'O to n'lll<lin unt:-H l' ,

... l t do a~

Promi:-'t'. wpr' prepan'l ⁰ ,n lt d •nl for tlwir cattle :nul 'l: .. 11

Yet ¹¹¹ for o[ thnt we th•ir little fincl that olll.,"· tl ')" ^lL re. 1^~·

10 ^\I l 1 ) \\ ^l thrir duh tt)\\·;nt r 10"' f l

. l ]·111d ⁰

about to srt11c 111 t ie ' f Iv··

mi.~e. nrnl n ftl'l' th tk<1_th th n•

"·p flncl .fo .. hun n·m1n<hn!!' th I '. ;llld

their promi.-e to ) o:- ... 1

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re1>lr to

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thou wrl t . eutl u::- \\'C \\ 1 ~fo:-· u,s we ha1·c hearh ne<l unto». '!"·

we will hearken unto thi1.:- 11r •

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the r<."lnuldlllg' () •\' e .\

1 ,·e1 mi:->e(l la ml would JC' '¹ to·d if

mattPr ir the .fe\\S \\·ho ¹¹¹:c. th oubide th, land \rotild g'L\ , ,d

t thO"'C whole-hearted !"up port ⁰ d ·r InP·

· 1 tl1c lea arc entrusted wit i , t o

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and such . uµport can · " 111

Yalue if we ;ict iu accortlallt; t fir•

·. thl1 the advice of ~fo..:P~. nz.. . 1 r o

C Jll-'ll

and foremo~t w are to t t lh' po··

children nnd then our wor ~ to·d3 :-;e~::;ion:-;, ^bel'ause the child ⁰ i: the itizen of to-morrow.

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