t 9th, 1929. THE S.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE.
f;' n and Around the Town.
The fund. which i administered by tru tee , of w horn the Marquis of Reading is chairman, is ~o ar- ranged that each year the interest and part of the capital is distributed at the discretion of the trustee , the amount available-about £37,000- being roughly the same each year.
Altogether the charitie mentioned will benefit during the period of 20 years to the extent of about three- t1uarters of a million pound . 58, Burg treet.
Thursday.
.. \'J'J I (J !1'
B.\ftov BEHXHARD
I .... ~.
, 1 tl~e 1a='t i-..sue of the 0.A.
n1 Chroniclf' it was stated that
Ille f 'l .
b 0 ~1 r. Bernhard Baron I ru 111PlltionPd as one of the
•:11)0111'
\J. . })ePr~ i o he created hy
1. <h·dfllla]cl 1nbinet in order to
t'f)l't tl .
t lP pre,.ent Labour Govern- iu the I-I ·
<Ju ouse of Lorcls. The
l1t'l'l)t l
lli·· ent lad h;mlly appeared
1nt 1 ·r ·
·h·Efl ] >e ore cahlP advicP was
l<:l'e that 'Jir. Barnn had
llddP11l . 'l .
, • :> · .:..1 r. Baron ""<lS in
\enh . l
lifeti · -eig lth year, and during tti . llle he ga.w mn1y huge
ii:.n .c:h:n~ty.
It is e'timated o lni1Ji~011tnbution8 thu. totalled r·nc· , 11 poundE<. and his bene-c wa i·
•11.· :-.; t nected towards all
11lg 1 .
at 1.. 0 )Ject::;. no matter to lh:e or . i· .
. H'. ig1on they belong·ed.
great · ·
in B .Phrla~thropi:-lt. "'ho wa:>
·ifJ le»t L1toY:-;k, Ru:-;sia., in d hi' . . ' <:l't•ated an umnense lrnsine.s, ·
(·Jn·a tt
lll·p. c re e anr1 tobacco mann-
~rlcl · I <ire known all OY.er the
• 11 i· .
· fllltl tlpo itil·: lw wa::; a Labour- . f. le Laham· Party eoffer::;
P ~<>iinently replenished. bY him.
a. £•d . •
a at H dwa~· at hi,. mocle::;t little
~ud 1, OYe, near Brighton, and
( I 11 \\' } ·
! <l~ 1r.· ·eizure that no jc•1· of l . .
en l ll.' famih· '"as pre~ent IP to k ·11 ·
tri 'di . 0 -1 · Hi .. grandson ·wets
!) h ~ ,'flllt for an1l arriwd about
Ollt·s ] f
1 JC' ore Ow end came.
y DE.i'l'R DUTIE '.
. I.I Ullliouncell that the estate o.C n ll ll'on will amount to fixe mil-
' ound · f .
1..
r • o which one million J \ · h 0 to charitie~. one-fifth to<l . and four-fifth::; to Chri Ntian
Ulld! 11 .
itable objects. I understand that the Bettlement provides that the whole of the capital of the fond, plus the interest, "hall be di. tributed in 25 instalments. 'l'he ca::;h receiYed by the truste · and di~tributed by them in accordance with th cleed, during it. term of operation. vl'ill therefore amount to upwardl' of £±00,000.
Out of this sum £100,000 ha:-i already been allocated tot ho pital~
and other !-<imilar in .. ti tu ti tons. The rl.iYil'ion of on~ twe1ity-6.Hh part of the rnpital. approxirnatel>· £10,000, together with the income receiY d by the tru. tees, will be made on 1 t ::Uay and 1st K 01-ember in each year. Sir Alfred, 'rho was knighted thi .. year, gaw £30,000 to the Hoyal Free Hospital in Febrnary. He had given £50,000 to the came ho,.pital a year before.
A GENERou~· .JEWISH KNIGHT.
I have often referred in this column to the most generous con- tributions made to charitable insti- tutionL, hospitals, etc., by Mr. Bern- hard Baron, the tobacco magnate of )fessrs. Carerra , London, a refer- ence to '\\'hom is made elsewhere in this issue. This millionaire cigar- ette manufacturer ha· been lavish in
Each year the di tribution takes place on 5th Drcember, which is Mr.
Baron's birthday. La t year ap- proximately £36,000 \\'as distributed among 'WO ho,.pitaL. orphanages and homes.
And o i the prestige of Jewry, as being a charitahle community, maintained.
ROUMANIA
A report by the .J ewi h Tele- graphic Agency, dealing with the action of the Roumanian Govern- ment in persi ting in its intention to make law a certain mea. ure effecting the organised J ewi ~h communities in
tha~ country, i.:- featmed elsewhere in this issue. The conflict has as-
"' urned a mo t violent form and the Jewish members of the Roumanian legislature are fighting the measure tooth and nail. The Jewish Parlia- mentary representatives who were returned under a11 election pact with the pre. ent Government Party, a8 well as other Jewish representati Ye bodies in the countrr, like the Union of Roumanian Jews. have entered
501
the arena, and in their attack on the Government they have .the sup- port of the Liberal , Averescuite , Socialist , etc. In the mea ure i detectrd an attempt to destroy the organi. ed Jewish comm uni ties of Roumania, and a keen and protract- ed firrht is anticipated.
THE INTE~TJON OF THE LA\Y.
The law about which the contro- Yersy is raging was dealt with by :M. Vlad, the :Minister of Public 'Yor hip, in his inteniew with Mr~
.J acoh Landau, i.he managing direc- tor of the J.T.A., in June. The .Jewish religion, the ~Iinister then said, i ~ officially recogni. ed in Rou- mania and is on an equal level with the other religions. Religious liberty and freedom of con cience are guar- anteed to every inhabitant. The la,,·
which regulate· the organi ation of comm uni ties will be modified in order to allow the Orthodox Jews to organise eparately, and to form their own comm uni ties distinct from tho e of the less Orthodox Jews ( N eolog). It is true, he added, that onl'r the J ewi ·h com- munity in. Tran yhania is diYided into these t\\'O groups. The Orthodox Jews in Tran ylvania refuse under any circumstances to join in one community with the les Orthodox Jews. It would be con- trary to the law of religious liberty and of freedom of conscience if the~·
were to be compelled to join a unified (Continued on page 490).
')' \ill o.nunatio~al. The Trea-
<lth d ?et two nnllion pounds in
llhf'. Tl
" 1:ha . . ·-· ie money allocated
· l!tt-tity Will he dL tributed over l J Vear Th l\I . f
his donations, irre ·pective of race or religion. And nO'\v I hear of another member of Anglo-J ewTy-also con- nected with the tobacco industry- who ha loosened his purse strings v ry considerably. Over~eas paperR are giving much prominence to Sir Alfred LeYy, the head of the Ardath Tobacco Co., and treasurer of the Royal Free Hospital, who has trans- ferred to trustees securities to the rnlue of £250,000
to
from a bene- volent fund, for the purpose of sup- porting ho::;pitaL and other charit-<1ble object~. I uncl0rstand that the settlement proYides that the whole of the capital of the fund, plu the interest, shall be di tributed in 25 instalment . The cash received by the trustees and di~tributed by them in accordance w·ith the deed, during its term of operation,
"'·ill
therefore amount to upward of £400,000. Out of thi smn £100,000 ha already been allocated to ho pital and other similar in titution"'. The division of onE> twenty-filth part of the capital, approximatel~r £10 000 to- gether with the income received by the tru tee , will be made on 1 't lfay and 1 t November in each year.~ir Alfre(l. who wa:-:1 knighted thi:::
ye1n, gave £."50,000 to the Royal Free Ho. pital in February. He had given
£:50,000 to the ~amr. ho:-;pital a year·
hrfoTr.
A.A. Cigarettes.
ar iitg-
i . "· .
e .i1 arqm~ ol ·tc1,
.
• (' one of th<.' executor· and1 ](•f't 1ruerou: lega<:ies have to 1 ·
ttt . ,1, u.- employP-'8 and ::;er- 1 t 1·1ln J. hP . Wi]l ( l' uects that a small
]Jlal:\: tck. ancl
•'tar~
:md , 'tripe.tf,,• . h ( With hi.. a:-'he:-; be::;ide his
\1 •• h 1• an oheli. k at i.he Libernl
11 J.' : ~nagugue at \rillcsdf>n.
it~ l'.H.or~ .TE\n:-.;11
1 -- Jca1T.
1 ha,1>
J ulll 01h~n referred in thi:-' I l1 lo tl
l Jilt llll1 · . lP lnO't b creuerou · . COll-
tic,n fi · 111fl<iP to c:hnritahle insti- hl) 'J .. l
· BPJ·n]i~ Illa ~. etc-., h~· th, L.1tr d~'nnt, f rel Baron. tlll• tobac<:o
ri11 · Anrl o ~J11~ ~ :-.;, .·. varrera.', ·r· '' L on-
'tl1t1p1. f now I lwar of anotlwr rc·t"d ~> Anp;lo-.Tcwn-al...:.o co11- I \\ith tl .
o ha. lP tobac·c:o irnlustry- ' 1·, . ('( . loo. c'n • l r c l. 11.' JHlTSP ·tnno·-; :
11 111·1del'· l J ' · • r<·
\j 1-!l\iJ] r '1
) y. (),·('l'S(':lS pa1wr..: Nir Alfr0rl'. gift recalls the Bern-
11 ft
d L~.,~
11~~h
}lromim•1H:P to .. 'ir hard Baron Charitable Trust, which 1/lha<'.<:o 1 t · ' head of the Ardath was formed in September of last.~"al
Pr £.0
jl an~lt
treasurer of thP year, when the millionaire cigarette1''d 1q 0· P1 al, wl10 ha::: iTHn ·- manufacturer et aside a sum of
•llu • of
.~·~·
lee sceuTities to tlw £500,000 to be administered for the'.,~~:)t fu 1 ~--JrQQ·~
to f Ol'lll a lH'nt.'- henefit of ho pi fa ls, orphanages, andrn" h ' .0r t le pmpos of ·up- homes for crippled children during
REPllESENT AIAXI MUM lt4iuE.
O:-pitals anll other c]1ar- the next tlventv years.
~~RCANT JLE PRE . SS · Printing of Distincti o n
(A. W. ELFORD A CO., LTD.)
and Quality.
_ I
u l 9th, 1929. THE S.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE. 507
I ~~~----======-=============~ MOTORIN G .
'l~otul
Road Jlileage · in Penin ula.- 'tn.tistic8 about Cars (ind;:,~
1··c-;-H.ea1·y
T"ehicles more than Trebled in la ·t Fire rcar.s- irr~£'.1:ti11g11ishers E.rplrrined-Pamblfl nf f he fhlrning . lrrnplanc.Wt
i11 ti 1' Penin .. ula haw -Oil a lot from Coal.1•
1
1 ~
be thankful for in i he0 ro I
, "at rte·· 1 n the :Jiunicipalitv
~ ~ ~ ~
if l> ap(' 'rom1, up to i.he
P r1 I
1 n ll'l', 1D'2 , tlwre "Cl. -
l11i} ' f
') lltile 0 f nadopfrd Hond:-:.
I 0 11ro foimc<1 .Jfain
hiad ·it . .
r ]>l'!""Pllt l'l't'PlYlll".
ul · . · h
\ 1~1 . from t lw J>nwinc:ial
I
~1llJ11:-;tr<Jti011,
n11le f
<:l·. 0 ~Iain Hoad ·, pro- c1in1"cl at 01111 tinw or Ulloth,. }
. • 1 . ll, )lli no 1011g-•r .'Ub-
l(U:-:Pd.
lni]p. f l
, 1• · 0 ot l<•r ~\<lopkd Hoad.:
\ ll(;h 1
ia, <' lH'l'n n·co11- tru1..:11> l . l
l · ( wit l a:-:phaH or otlwr
Ugh l']a . f .
;) Ill.ii(\· '."'· :-:ur <lL·mg.
· 01 oth<'r Adopi<>d Hoacls.
iot·1J ·i
.ot ' 1111 cag-e for all road: ii::, 11;1 ·1
to m1 Ps. Ha ,·ing re-
t\1p •rr t . . h
OJln Pa i ucrea"' ill t e ll'llt t'
·11 , 0 moi or bu:-; tra:ffie in J ttlld th .
\ \' ·h·
1 e. Yarymg type.· of
)(· r, l
f . · ll, <'< io drm\· heayy
loin ·
(· 011
<' point. to another
an h '
lJ.
r
l' nothin•r but c:ono-ratu- ,) or the '•·t ~ . f~ l .1.t load • , ... k. 1 Y . c,11°·1neer e. or us i -ina ·111g an<l .-urfacing k .
t 1 .
011u.l 1 not tinw ihat \\'e had a ici .1:0ad 1 'chem . whereby Pahti<• . . · . . ~
t.n 1. ,
1 · _1 ccen·ecl :mbt-:1die. on '< llll1Pao-c ])·' .1·" ',)
!Jr n ~ (I . , .
rJ . l IP
u · turn to tlw numhl•r of
1Qt Yf> h. ·] . .
tha 1 ,,. of all desen1)- ' are tl
no -
on 1.C Peniu~nla roadsjf }Jl·· Ott reali:-:p that the mnn-
i. clu11• l\ Ht<' ca '< r~ 1 l<.'Pll:sed rn · . the n•r t I
t1·PJ} 1~' 1:-i.-t fiw ~·ear:-: lrn.
) Pd 11 ~r If'. t •
"! , tndy th1"'
Lorrit'~ & \'ans.
(j'{ (j ( 1{
1.n1
1.5~{ 2 Of la t . ,
l' '\p] Jear .· total of 12,75~
llel(• . f
u d
r .
0 all kind,·, 8,892 '' f(Jt hto~ JJl'iYat<> purpos · and I r',1 t 1ne ·;:lur' · ·
l:ltly it .
to.dcty ' nnght he mentioned
t l
ti(Jl~ r
lrol is the~allle
price,a i11 l!J]~ th ·o ·t of li\ing, as
th(' . · It niean:::, therefore,
1... •tVera
iu ea1 ge owner-drirer can llth. on H 1 itile l s: than £5
\'i:-;o for an incrca:-: up to 50 per c·Pui. in the case of countrie,, like ({rrat Britain, which impo::;e a higher rate than :!3 per cent. on ~ merican ear:-:.
l\u mauufadurcrs of different t·ountrit\' ar<1 at Pach oth r' · throat::;
at the momeut, awl the)· an' ::;olicit- ing the help of their rt":.;pt>ctiye GoY- ('l'Junent · in this .; war.'' Italy, for example, i · heaxily penalii-<ing th importer and user o[ car manufac- t ure<l outsiclP tlwt country . HO\Y THEY \YOHK.
A
rn:nrLAH l'l'<ld<~l' writel"l to .lllthii:; \reek ackmg how fire- extjngui ·hers, a:-; carried on many motor car~ all(l compulsory on all
h11 .. e::;, work.
Firc-extino-ui~her · eonlll1011ly work hy mothPring the llame at the root ratlwr than by actuall,\T reducing the temperature of the burning matter below the point of rnmhustion. The C'Omm<me:-;i 1·eagcnt for supplying a heavy inert ga · or lit1ui<l to any fire i.· carbon tetrachloride, \\·hile other machi11e., relying more i1pon force
a.nu
upon a. liquid fuc l of carbon dioxide, are operated by mixing weak acid from a gla ·s container with an alkaline ..:olution. 'l'he whole mi:x- ture is .finally exp lied as th result of tho caTbon dioxide generated when the acid meeb the <llkali.H i~, of cour,.;e, the breakage of the glas · acid container which calls for that exciting moment when one
<.;an at la. t .. 'trike firmly'' ( vide inl'trnction ·) upon the bra ·s knob.
'l'he powder typel-i arc rather in- t cresting. rrhey contain some inert mnfoTial in powder form cani d i-n a c·artriog<'. Thi.. pomlrr i,' • hot.
out in t1w clireC'tion 0£ the lire h.v an 01·di11ar:v he:wil.'· l'hargNl V rcns- sio11 cap.
• 'houlcl ilw m·casion arb for the u ·c of an e:xtingui 'h r on your or any other car, keep in mind the following little i.rue tale:-
An aeroplane caught fire in mail week a~ it reached the ground. The landing took place well away from the ha.ngar, and an excited man .'eized a fire-cxtingui her and bange.d the knob on the ground a. he dash-
<'cl aero"' half a mile 01 un ullied aerodrome. A beautiful jet of liquid .. pouted ini.o the air all the way until it :fizzled out just as he reached the bnrnecl-ont wreckage!
10AL OIL.
GRAD'GALLY, bnt \rith certainty, the economic treatment of coal progrri'sing, and it will not be many yrars bc>fore Britain is producing a Yery large q1iantity of oil and the iwoplc \rill lw using smokele fuel much mor g<'nerall)· i.han is llO\\.
1 lw ca c.
At placc>s \\·here the iww fuel i · oMainahle, the report: arc that de- 1nand is greatly in exce:-'s of supply,
HlHl thai once it i · u~ecl the demand
i:-; eontiuued. 'l'he i<.leal 0£ plants
<'l'l'd<'d at collicrie:-; is being reali 'ed at long Ja::;t. and a Yery big low- iemperatnre carbonisation installa-
tion wa · opened a f~w rnonth1' np:1) in th X orth of England.
It i · estimated that soon ihi-.;
plant will haYc an output of about 1,050 tons oJ smoke1r~s fuel, 30.000 rrallon,· of coal oil. :3.000 o-allons < f motor spirit and
o·.t
milliou cubic feel of coal ga. a ,,-e~k. The rrtort.~will bl' fed wiih the eoal in it...: l'<l\\-
state a · hewn frolll tlw pit,, a;.; "·ell
~.' ,,·ith the :malL: <lnd slack re- eowrcd in th ' procc> :-: of Tl'el'nin o·.
The d 'Yelopnwnts in th sc t1ircc- tions, curion::ily enough, arc not lll<lk-
ing an~· apprec:ialilc impre-.)-;ion 01\
the bcnwle markrt at }Jl't'."eni. and it. is not quitt• d<>ar why this i~ :-.. . 'Ihe home-produr·Pc.l liquid l'11el i.~
· <'Xempt from tlw l<lX, but 1h • c·o!1- ::,tmwr of 110n:wlr is ]l<lyi11µ- it all th1' sam .
NO DIJ?.FEHE...,.('E.
.. He'· <l fiiw orator, althoug-h lw doe .. n't 1-'<lY lllll ·h."
".1?0. hi.- ~iie(•<·lw:-: don't nwan ;my
11101" tlwn <1 \rnman driH'r·:-; h<md :-:ticking out or tlw ('(ll' alwad."
* :;.: * *
A wonrnn driYPr nm into an en1- hankmcnt and lwnt a fend< r. It worri d her. • 'lw went to a gnrng·l' and asked the mcc.:hanic:-
" an you fix ihi:-1 fornl<'r so that my lm:-:harnl \\'011 't knm\' it w:1.
bent; "
'l'he ui<·chani · look0d <It t.lw be1it fender.
·• .i To. nu1da111, l eirn 't. Gut l kll you 1rhat I cim do. I ·an fix it up :-:o that in a ft'\\" clay:-: you can <1"k rnur hm;Jrnnd ho\\" he bent iL"
. .A~.
IN AND AROUND THE TOWN.
Continued from page 501).
community. \Ye cannot confine th ..
law to Tran .. ylvania. Accordiu(l' to our Con.-titution, every law mu ·t apply equally through the whole country.
THE .. \YJmK-E.Kb A'l'
W'OHCE~'J'ER.
\\' Ol'C'e:-;tcr \nl~ the• ePntrr of much meny-making during the lonp; wePk-
<•nd, thr busy little to\\'n being- in- 1mdated with Yisiior:-. frorn all part.- or the> \Ypsf Prll Pro,·inec>. On Satur- day night the .l uni or 7,;ionil"t 'ocicty c·c] ebratNl i l:-\ 1 ~th anni Y<'l':-\al'\'.
A dance in honour of the oc: ·e:u,ion ''"as arranged in the local Zioni t Hall. 'l'he W orcc:-:i.cr ,Junior Zioni. t
~"ociety ic probably th' olde t in tlw Cape Province haYing been formed in 1912 by I\lr. H rtz. of Ea ·t Lon- don. Jt is in a Yery flouri ·hing financial po ition and recently don- ated £20 to in, cribe the name of the
ociety in the Golden Book. The
<lance wa · a .'plendid succe ... , the gay throng of dancer· filling tlw large hall. A cake wa, put up for auction and rcali ·ed the .'Um of £~.
being kno ked down to )fr . • ~. J.
ennctt. During the intenal, whilf' the refre hmenfo wer<' being served .. )fr. l\L Rabinowitz, the able chair- man, made a few ;-;nitahlc remark~
on the occa ion.
_\. CO:.\IL ~G-OF-AGE D r~ E.
On ~unda~· <.'Y 'ning :Jii...:" Mollv Lc•aclPr c<'IPlm1ted her eoming of ag<·
in th0 %ionif't Hall, Wor el'ter. The affair \\·a:-; a marked :-.ocial .. ucce s.
. \ V(>ry la rg 11 umlwr of friend, an l
\\'P1l-\\·i:-;her:-; had gathered to con- gratulHte Miss L<'adcr. De,'pite the cru.'h, everybocl.,- -'njoyed the party imrncn..;ely. The ~·<.mng ho te re- eeiwcl h<'r ,{.rue:t · in a ,·ny charming f roC'k of pcnrder-hltw g or~ tt1, and nppeawc1 to take thi:-; Yer.\· <;Niou:- oeC'a;-;ion n~ry ligMl~·. W0 ]oia1 wiih lwr friencl. in fr>li ·ifati11g h r on lwr mnjorit~:.
. \ Jlllllll)('r
or
]li'•tt>• fr0<.k' \I 11''to I><• H'Pll. .Jli:-:-: ~.ilh Brodi \\"01'{'
lila ·k Ll<'t'. }I i~s , '.
L
\'im.l l 1okerl<l<1int~ in \\ hit1> frill ·d g('o1·...:· tt OYCl'
<l gT<'<'ll :.:lip. ::\Ii.-~ Hone_\· L 'Vi110 wor' lm10n ~·c·orgetfo with . ilrCl' lrteP, )li:-:.- B('atrice P11n\ it.;k>' wore
R IH•comi1w frod{ of black 1 til le with
<I ti(J'ht I- fitrlu"· lae(' t'- • IJUdict'. and ,
1i.'~
Lottie• Ep:.:t<•iu lookvd pl'L'tt~· ill frillecl Jcmon nl't. Amonl!-:L the otlwT visiiol':-j'l'<':'<'llt \\'<'l'<' tllP 1Ii:-.: :- H. Kano\\·, (j. Knptt1~k:·. E. Ba-:·
<llHl A. .J off '.
IULL . 'l' JW BEH'L ·o ~.
The H nnua l hiill of 1 h( Holwrt. on Young ll'rn0l , 'oeicd~· took pl<H'l' in the 'l'own Hall 011 ~fonih1.'· nj<rht,
tlll l r tlw p<d 1·011cJg«, of Conucillol' :mcl .l\lrs. If. B<l1TL tlw jfa:or and 1fayorps~ of Hol1f;'t:-ou. Th hall
\\"a~ h<:a11tifulh· <lPC'Ol'alPcl \Yith
~treanwr~ cmd , l><illoon . .Jir. •'.
.\hromu\rit11 lwing n"•pon:-ihlP for the rlc>coration.-. During tlw i11- t0n·aJ:-: .:\Ji-.:- )firi<1m (ip1frn, of 1ap1•
Tomi, d<•lightP<i tlw guro.:t ... \\"ith her de\'er f<-11w:· danc :-:. Tlw ::-upp r
\1·a~ cl<•liciou. ~ largcJ:· owing- to th·
fact that Hll tlw daiutie-: w11r home- mad . IJaneing continued to a late hour io tlw :'lrc·1in:- ol' Droomer':·
OrcheHtrn. Among-4 t ho~c, pre.'lcni
\\'<.'re: The H<•,·. mul 1Ir .. Jo. Ppmritz.
.Mr. and .Jir~. Ha1uller. .Jir. and Mrs. L. Hlnmherg . . \Ir. irnu ~Ir:-. '.
mu~pyr. )lr. clll<l ~lr~. ~ .
.r.
"l'llllett.of \Yorec•-.i<•r. ;rnci p<lrt~. I>r. <1n1l .\Ir.. .\. C:o:':', mid man: of the ,roung<•r ~<'1 ''ho lrn<l cl;i 11· ·d thr prc>\'ious 11 ip:h1 at \\. or<·l':-;tN.
PH<H'E~.·or{ FBEI> CLAHKE BJ D~ <;OODBYE.
Profo~sor Fn•cl 1larkP. h J Dean of Educ·ation at tlw Capp Tmn1 l"ni- YC'r;;ity, ,\·ho i...: lrn,·inp; on .Friday for Canada, wlwr<' lt<> will tak up hi:-;
1w\\· posi as · <1 t th·
Uill C11iY<·r~ity. t<un'.l tor he la. t time on Turi'day aft "rnoon to ad- dms:-; the hoy::- and gi rb of the Cape Town Hig·h • 'chool and the Girh-' Central ~chool.
Thr ReY. A. J>. B nder. thP Chair- man oi' both .. chooL, vre:oided. and the Ih'incipals and i;;taff of both f'Chool:.: "·er pre ent.
Jn a brief but pithy litth . fWl!c:h Profe. sor Clark took hi-. rnr '"ell of hi. youn 1r frienck He ~;1id that . 'outh
.Afri~ans
had already .:;tood th tr:-:t~ of <1dYersih-. They had Ii ,.Nl through war, p~::-tilence. flood, fami1w ancl dronffht. ancl llild come(Continued on page 510).
