Johannesburg day by day

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t 2nd, 1929.

,'CHOOL.

!wen mad to

THE S.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE.

JOHANNESBURG

DAY BY DAY

Invitations to meetings and f uncti.ons, should be addressed as early as possible to : -

Si /88, Asher's Buildings, P.O. Box 3995. Fox and Joubert Streets,

Johannesburg.

to the ~fat1frulcttion ::-tand;rnl, an1l

"·ith ihe:-.e objed: in Yiew th goY- l'l'lling· body haye broadca~t an appeal to parent..: to enrol their ·hildren.

<111(1 it i~ to he hoped that thi · appt•nl will m<'l't with the r<':-.pon:.;e 1rnrthy of thi premier in:titution.

HABIH

.r.

I.J. GGHEWICZ.

Tlw Y ilna Benefit • 'oeiety held a rPreption in honour of Rabbi J. L.

urewicz at th .J wi:h Guild on

~unday, 2l:t .July, wh n ~Ir. I.

~andb 'rg, th ir PresidPnt. presided oYer a fair attendanc<.>. , 'p cch<.>:-:

\\·ere delivered by Councillor H.

Teeger .. Messrs. ~. ~aharin and )1.

H. Kam, and a number of mu 'ica]

item. we1" Pnder d by Miss Tilly

\V einfeld.

Hahbi Gure"·icz, on riHinrr to . p ak .. wa: r ceiYed with much ap- plause>, and expres~ed his gratitud at th~ signal honour which had been be:-;towed on him by the rec ption of that evening, and dwelt on hi' latest xperience of Vilna, and on behalf of whose Yr hiva. he was now in , 'outh Africa. He also was abl to report the r c ipt of an urgent com- munication from the Chief Rabbi of

\~ilna. Rahbi Grodzien. ki, who gaY the sad 11 w: that the t \\'11 of l yyah had been ree ntly ch:troyed by .fire and eoncluded with an earneRt ap- prnl to the member· of the Vilna . 'ociety to Tememh r their le8s for- tunnte hrethren.

.l E\Yl~H ' ~ILD.

The mueh antici]Jated debut of tlw 1929 ~lusi al Hcv llcrs occurred on

~unclay last, 2 :)th July_. when a big audience enjoyed thoroughly ewry item of the ex ·ellent production which was in the hanc.h of ~Ir.

.}lorry 1. Blake, and the mu.'ienl numbers, witticism·, and dancing it m~ refleeted th rrreate:t eredit on th produC'er and the member.' of the trou p . The cast conRiHt d of the ~Iisse: Juli<l Bloom, Jean lluck- man, \nne lOldman and ^l rtrndr•

\ruyde, and Me:. rs. Lionel Kaplan.

Harry ~fa:on, abv Pi mer, ~Iuriel

Tutz and .l\Iorry ~I. Blake, and re- peat performance.' 'rill be giYen on

• uu ay, 1th Au ^cru~t and 11th AuguHt.

:mrnteur drnrnpi011 who \\ ₀₁₁ an Olympic title. i~ ading a, in. trnctOl' arnl JH'Ppari11p: tlw boy:.; for the :-;p<>cial Boxing 'l'onrnanwnt whi<..'h ]:-:

to he> h Id on . 'atnnla>·, :hd 4\ng-u. t.

\rhil--t on ~unday. '.2.>th Augu8t. ,1 (irancl <¹011eert will lw prr-..entrd hr tlw Yiellli~h Player:. ·

JLc\ nn;l\l F ... YD.

The Hadium Fund [or thr> .Tohan- ne~burg Ho-.:pih1l ha:- 110\\. reach cl the total of 1

u;n

^1.^·. Gd., and n mo.·t w¹1come donation wa: that r _ reived from th 'it~· 'ouncil of .T ohanneJrnrg amounting to £250.

On \Y dne$day, 31. t July the staff of

~lc:-;:r:-;.

Polliack

~T ·o~.

th well-knmn1 piano dealer:, are hold- ing a hall a th \Y anderers Hall.

and it is confidently xpectecl that a nice um will accrue to the Hadium Fund a' a r .·ult of thi, fnnction.

Jlrn·r~H ~T TIOX._ l.J FU_._~D.

1¹h work of the J Pwi::;h X a tional Fund in · 'outh Afrirn ha. for ome considerable• tim been on'rt'hadowed by the rnrious campaill'n::-> conducted in thi · ·ountry, 1 ut ,'inc, la..-t '011-

o-rei:i8 th work has been ntru:t d to a ...;pecial onuniHe<.> o\·er which the well-h.'llown worker, )fr . .T . .Janower, pre ide' and sign' ar not wanting that alrrHdy rnn 'iderable progre:::;:-;

ha' be n mn<le in enlargincr the organi.'Htion throughout the rountry . .Messr~. J. Janower and ,J. Bal;r, hrn commi :-:ioners in ,outh Afric~

for the .J e\rish ... ational Fund, jour- ney cl to Pr toria on , 'unday la:::-t.

2 th Jul

r,

and addrc:-;,'<>d ,:~uiou~

Zionist . ocietie: in the J ewi .. h l\Iemorial Hall, and ,'kp8 were Hgreed upon to co-ordinat the cff ort. of t he:-;e ~oci >ti :-. :-:o Urnt Pretoria's contrihu ti on to the J ewii.;h ~ ational Fund :hould be on 1rorthy of the community.

._ Y ... ^T ~ L 'H EL ~ MP.

1.'he first attempt of tlw Young l.Tael Ex cuthes of thP Tran:\aaL

~ Tatal and Orangr Free Ntate to or-

<rani.'e a Young hrnel amp has me with mnsiclerahle ^'UCess, the Camp haYing lwen lwld at \Yam r Beach.

~ outh oa:t. ^J.yatal, front 4th to 16th .Julv, and was attended by some 40 cam1;er~ who came fron{ the:

thre ProYinc s, "·hil. t in addition there wa pre ent one repre entative from the Cape Colony·.

487

Th, an1p \\'a:-; opL'llP<l Jn- Habbi E. ~I. L vy, M.A., LL.B., ~f Dur- han. who <'Xprc> 1'l'<l th hop, that tlw campc·r..; ^\\Ottld luwc a ^1110:-.t ph•;1:-:ant 8foy .•

ma

^tlrnt thiR :y:t m of can1 p: '' ould }wcome an a~mm1l fr11turr. whil~t a :-::pe('ial welcome \\'<l

<•xtrnde<l to the t'<lln}H?r~ by ~Ir.

J>almcr, of Warnrr Beach, on behalf of the l'l'~·idc.¹nl, of \Yarn r B ach.

~eniC'<'8 \\·ere conducted ])\' Mr .

• J. L. 1.c~nck-.:, of .T ohann ~burg, ;rhilst h•dure:-; <llld addre~.w wer d liver<'u h~ ':\Ie.·srs. H. Kahn. th Hev. ,J.

1.JC¹\·ine, of Pictcrmaritzlmrg, and a :-:pecial "Oneg ~ 'lrnhho. ·'-' wa · held

to

the gr at cnjoym nt of the l'HmpC'l's. Th uf\ual camp-fire con- eHt:. lectu r R, deb a c~, sportin ^O"

'Yent::: and swimming h lpcd to make their 1<tay a most enjoyable one, arnl thr camperi:; returned

to

their home..:;

all bronzed and looking the picture of health. Ther can be littl ouht that from a propngarnla poin · of Yi "·, the· camp' are mo't d . ir- able. and the Executive.' of the Young I:-;rnel , oeietie" of these Pro- Yincec· cle~ene o he c.;ongratulated

011 tlwir initiatiw.

~\.FRI ¹A ^r THE THI~.', LTD.

Hrct ntly an announcement wa · madP that a big purcha:e of

·· 1 alkie::; ., lrnd b en made by th•.?

Kine1rn11<, Ltd... imd it is now reported that .Mr. I. W. ~chlesinger, ,,·ho i: at pn•::;ent O\'<'rl'eas, ha .. purcha~ed th 'I'alkic films of th Briti...h Int rnational ¹ompany, and "hich will shortly be heard in ~outh Africa.

At His 1laj ~t.r', Th atre uy J<>wall and Doro h~· Batley open in

" 7 1 Pink Lcrnr," thL, Jwin1r a cleYer crook play b!· Walter Hackett, and particular interest \\'ill lie in i\lr.

uy .... ^rmrall't< eharactcrisation a Loni Trent, for it i.' anoth r drnnken :tudy <llong- ,imi1ar line'

to

the part which he play d o ad- mirably in ".Just :Jiarried.''

~Iantell'.' ::\Iannikins, and Bill an l Beatti Birchall ar new arrival·

to the nrndevill programme of th Empire Th atr . whil t

at

the Bijou ::\lat 11oore and Edith Hobert' are being featured in '' :Jiy tery lnb ., and the Orpheum ha. a Fir:t .... rational Production, "(,orilla;'' with 'harlie Murray and Fred Kel-

:-;fy in the chief part:.

IContinued on page 492) 'I he .T wish Guild Dramatic ~ec

tion propo~e introducing on , 'unday, 1 th Angu:-;t, <111 innm·ation entitled

" Camro ~ig-ht." and th naturr

or

t lw fund ion hring kept a do~t'

~PtrPt, it i~ Pxpedrd that tho. e who a r<> prt>:-:<'11 t will thoroughly cnjo~' tlw work \rhid1 is bring prepiHt'd und r ilw capabl protluction of Maurice II. Iendel ohn.

Telephone 3911. Tel. Address: "Smulianco." P.O. Box 5945.

'Ih Jewi:h Guild announce that the Roxinµ: ,'ection i~ now under- going l'P<::on:-.trnction. arnl ~Ir. ¹lar- c•nn' \\~alker, th wc1l-knom1 pa. t

MULIAN & COMPANY, I.JIMrl'EQ,

Land and Estate Agents.

Specialising in Sale of Properties Negotiating Bonds, Investing Capital.

JEPPE ARCADE BUILDINGS, 109, FOX STREET, JOHA E BURG.

:nu

SIGN OF

secuR1n

The Licenses & General Insurance Co., Ltd.

^MOTOR^FJRR^CA•

AND ALL CLASS RS OP ACCIDEN"J

lNSURANCB

s StR.vrca 4l'ISpACTI01i

llllCOPPOUTKD 11" •llGLilD.

• U . •nica •o•

••r•

^.t.PRIC.t.^:G•&•••"' •ouu. 40.

sr.

••o•G•'• 8Ta&sT. CAP& TOWN,

P.O. llO& 1595, TEL&GRAPlllC ADDlllMle: •• P•ROICllllO&" TPL&P•OIC& ICO. S(!llO.

lla.HCKU Alli> l.o9aMalM TllU"8HOUT TJllt UKIOK IOllTH MUCAll "4MAGaa; &• I· c. ICOTT fUTir.t.••

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492

THE S.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE.

Brainin Campaign Opens Cape Town.

In •

We bin b 'en re11u sted by the Publicity . 'ccr tary of the local Reu- ben Brainin ampaign, under the

;rnspice-; of the J ewi~h oloni:-;ation :Jfoyement in Ru~ ·ia,

to

publi ·h the followi11g " Open L ~tter ) i8 ued by the Campaign Committee to th~

~taternent hy the Executive of the

"' . .A. Zioni, t Federation published in our i.-~ue of the 5th July.

\Y do ~o in conformity with our policy, to date. of extending the ho~pitality of our column to not only the Colonisation }fovement.

but to ev ry moYement that ha· for it object th ,,·elfare of J ewrv in any and. every pa1't of the world.

THE OPK~ LETTER.

Your ·tat ment published in the '' ZionLt Record' of 28th Jum~, 1929, in referenc:e to the J ewi h

ioloni ation Mowm nt in Hussia and the Reuben Brainin campaign in thi:-; country. far from effecting " a hadly ne cl d clearing of air,' tli,- tort · facts and event· in an effort to extricate )"Olll':'elve~ from an " im-

po~-;ihl po:-ition." (Th expre:-::-.ion i,, your~.)

THE 'I1H CE

.r

^ACT.'^{ARE :}

'rhe Zioni;-;t hPa<lt1nartPr~ in Lon- don. in accord,rnce with a m<->..:s.1ge from You. ~ent the follo"·ing <.:able to the A11wriea11 %ioni.t rgaui~a

tiou : -

.. ,}.A. Fedemtion Urcu ely co11- u~r11ed impending risit Reuben Hrainin to lmrl camp"ign Rw·vian

1oloni~ation .Jfovemrnt stop.

Brainin boosted a.· t'.r-l'ice- Pn¹.~i

dent .1.111Nica11 Ol'fJrllli:rlf ion :io11.

Cabl ynur ^l'ie1c~·r111d adl'i e."

In reply to thi, C"ahlr, "·hi ch dot'.' not .:;late your oppo~ition to th' Hu:-- .:ian oloni:ation MovPment. but which i. an inquiry from the Zioni~t

headqitartt>r:-; o\'~r~ea:-; to the ZionL,t organi--ation of .\nwrica, ihe Zioni:'t

orgimi~ation of Anwric·a rahh>d to th effe ·t that }lr. Brainin is th' -.mnt' Zioni..;t a:-- 1H' hn:: ahn:i~·~ hee11 ancl that he i~ r •ady a!Hl willing to dv ~ hi - ·t·n-ii.:e..;. whill' in :-:;on th

\frica,

to

^the trengtlwning of the Zioni:-t lHO\'PlllPnt lwrt>.

1 n r 'ply to tlw ~am~ London ·nbh' t1sking: f H' l.!,'Uidnnt't' nrnl tllP view..;

o th'' Zioni t org-.rni..;at10n of

" nwri~a. Colonel riseh. who hap- pP1H•<l to ht in tlw 11it 'd , 'tat':-,

"•nt to ·ou, Uw %.ioni-- Fe leration of 'outl~ .\.frka. tlH llo\\·in~ ^·alilP.

th, tPxt of whiC'h we ar1 in a po~i

tion to tpH tt v rlrntim ; -

.. Brninin e.rplaincd f /i((f 111 i · definitely proNNlinu lo .' u1~tft

.1/

rica fur the J Cll'i ~L <'ofo111,·of 1~11 Jlore11u'nt ill Ru.-. w. Jl ^ll'lll alway' emplw i~·e ./ e1ci !~ m~tio11al-

1sm (Ulll priority of Z!o~u. ~11 w .f ~1ci ~h obligation. Brrwun, i.~ al.r.:o 11•illiny that you. the Zwm.·t F deratin11 of ''outh lfrica.

<·hould 1ttif i ·e him rlirectly J'or Zionic..:t purposrs. Wh ill' I deplore ri. it I con ·id1't it llf'Ct' ... 'fll'Y tlud you J'l'arh .-rmu• 1111£/t>r. ·fandiny . ince Zioni .... t oppo.·ition woultl alicnalt flu· Jfor.·hull Uroup.

1clw~e continued .·11ppurl i.· intli ·- pen:ablc in connectinn

1rith

the agcnr.11 for !'al .·f iJl(•.

(~g<l.) 'OL. 1\.1 'CH.''

lX THE INTEHE~T O.F P Al.1E 'TINE.

It it', of oursc. :uperfluous to mniucl ~·ou that Colonel Ki ch i, the heacl of th Pale:-1tine Executiw and that con:-:et1uently he, Colonel Ki1-och. i:-. rnort> re'pon,·ible than any of mu o·entlemen for the upbuilding of ·Palestine and the succe sful col- lectionR of th ·' Keren Hayesod"

thTOughout the world. Your statement, howe-rer, does not mention tlw advice giYen to you in connection with the Brainin Campaign by one of the most authoritatiw leaders of World Zionism.

EXE UTIYE AGAIN T

WEIZ~1AS.i.. "S POLICY.

How did you re-act on the in-

·truction · you received :from Colonel Kisch? You boycotted l~E>uh 'n Brainin Yery efficiently. .,.. ot one 0f you gentlemen (in his official or private capacity) welcomed him at the tation. Not one of you gentlemen (in his official or pri va tc capacity) attended the public recep- tion tender d to Reuben Brainin

at

tlw Cit)· Hall on the 18th April. ~ot mw of you gentlemen (in his officic1 l or prirnte c·apacit~·) called on .Jlr.

Brainin to cliscuss ·with him what u nder~tarnlin ^O' could be reached so a to arnicl <my coniiict or split in

~on th African .Tewr>·· .i.:-ot 01w of you gentlemen (in hi:-< oftieial or pri- Yat capacity) <li.·c11:' . ..:e<1 with .:\Ir .

Brainin how " to utilise hirn "

1lirt'dly for Zionist purpo:--l'" in thL

eountr~·.

(The only exception ""<lt: ~Ir.

.Jlorri:-. Kentriclg(•, who <.:nll<>d on -:\Ir.

Brainin arnl abo attP1Hlt><l the City Hall Ht>c<'ption.)

BHAlXL~ PLEAD,' FOH PK\CE.

>n the momii1g- of th :2.'th of April. our deh•gation, accompanied h~· H •ulit'll and J osPph Brain in, tallC'<l on you. ... .,.. ot a :-:ingle wonl of gr1'eti11g:-: \\·as addrt>ssed hy nn~·

of you gentlPmPn to the clii-tin- pti:-:lwcl Yisitor who hnd tnwellt>cl 10.000 mih>s to meC"t yon, and who.

<ll'l'ordi ng to Colon l Kisc·h ·::; adYiee,

W<l..; willing that you :-:houhl utili 'r him dire ·tty for %1onist purpose;;;.

Deatl ·il nee pre\ ailed after our Prp-.;ident . .:\Ir. Bernard Alexarnl •r, hn!l stated that we had eallrd on Yon with a view to ascertaining :~ur

«lttitute toward: our ampaicrn and that it wa · om clr.'irt> to arni1l a split rn . ·outh Afri ·an .T w1T. _jfr. Ahra- ham;-;, )'Olli' J>rP~ident.' r<>plied that your Exet·u ti YP Commi tt e had n '\'l'l'

<'Oll i<ler <l th' que.-tiou of your atti- tudP to\\ <ll'<is onr Campaign. that yon hacl not PXpt>ctl'!l thi:-; l[UE'l'tion from our Pre!'.'idPnt and that. tlwrc- fore, you wc>rt> not in e1 po. ition to

. tat' Your attitude in l'L'ganl to th•~

Brainin l'c.mp.1ign. lw ·au..;e von ditl not haw any >lttitndP <h yt->t.· (It js

for you to n• ·oneilP thi' statem<'nt lllild< hy :rnur Pn':--idt¹nt with \our l'l'l.'<·nt . tatmwnt in thr "Zi~ni~t HPeonl ., that rnnr attitudP in r trarcl to ~Ir. lhnini;1\: ('mnpnio·n \\'H~..,dC'

t•idPd npon f'YPll bl'forp hi:- <1l'l'iYal in thi .. <:ountry.)

) Ol'B ~('TI\ .E OPPO.'lTHL".

Your promi.·r of not a<.:tiYl'l) oi1- po:-:ing our ( 'ampaign W<l~ not krpt h,v you. rnmring foll \\'t'll tlw re-

sponsibility of su ·h a :-:tatemeut_, \\.(, accuse vou of beinrr the in:-:tigator~

of an 01:ganisecl conspiracy to ,'lrn.tter the legitimate a1-opirations of the moYcment to help the Rus.:-ian Jew:-;

to help thcms hes. \Ye could emuucrate n long list of amazing

fact~ that would ·trikingly illu8tratc our accusation. 'There i~ not nee(1.

however, to 0laborate our statement.

\\'' e belieYe

that

YOUl' altitucle Jf active, even if not p.ublic opposition, i, a matter of record. The J e\vi1-oh community of ^houth Africa wa~ full~·

aware of . this tate of a.ffair8 ever since the arri ml of .Jlr. H uben Brainin in 8ou th Africa.

While the .. Zionil:!t Record/' until vour issue of the 28th June, did not

~fficially oppo' our Campait,111, your con . .i::;tent and continuou · whi.-per- ing Campaign, carried on very efficiently by you o-entlemen, conYincell all tho 'e with whom you came in contact that your attitude was one of artivr oppo.'ition.

BLOE~IFONTEIX IKCIDEX'l'.

'rl1e Bloemfontein incident. which You triecl to explain away in your

~tat ment, remains a striking illu ·- tration of your eon.;istent comlnd.

rrhe happenings at Bloemfont ~in

hHv ahcady he<'n reported.

In Your sfatc>nH'nt YOU 1<1kP ex:e,p- tion

to

^thefad that·" .JI r. Brainin arriwd in BloemJontE>in une~1)ected without previousl) infonninµ; u · of hi.' intention to do so.'' To thi~

ehargt' Brainin 11rn::;i plPad guilt~··

Hl' ought neYer to have gone to Bloemfont in "·it hout first ha Ying obtai.1w(l a µennit to <lo ~o from the Zionist E.x<>eutiYP.

'l'hr studiPd in. nlt hcapt,(l upon Rrainin, tlw cli~t ingnishecl ~ioni=-t.

in "·ithhohling from him an inYit.l- tio11 to tlw Zioni:-;t Con fer nee, i.s no\\· m t by the demand: What right had h<' to come to Bloemfontein?

Tlw BJopmfont<)in ineident "·ill for-

<'Yer resound to the unclying ~hmne

of .T wr>· in Nouth Afrien. Ht>uben Brninin. whose h' o l'<Ollt.o haY<' fought in t lw l'<lllb of t IH' .J " i:-;h L<'giou to lih<'n1te J>ale~tine for ih<' ,J <'IY:-<,

onC' of the founder~ of Zioni:-m.

huildPr of H<>bre\\ Literatun•. 01w of the noblest ancl greatest :-:on.~ of

.r

e\rr,r. was refu~wd a hearing-, not to <'xpouud the ( io]oni:-:ation .Jlon~

ment, hut to el<'ar himself of the

\ilr insinuation~ ~pread again:-.t hi:1 Zionist record. Ewn the .J.Ioscow '11. cheka allmYcrl Brainin f nll and free lihC'rty to addrE>ss Zioni1-oh; in B.us~ia, but not yon, who, undrr th<' doak of fighting for a .Tpwi~h :X ational Rome n nd freedom, hm c humiliated ancl in::;ultecl one of ,J r.\\·1f: greatrst fighters and leaders.

Your statt nwnt, gentlemen, i1-o a compound of injured innocenre, fore d clignity. c.rn<l a true ext>rnpli~

li<.:ation of the plnase ''suppre:-;io Yeri

"Up:ge,·tio falsi." It i:-; a srnob) ,;creen artfully desig1wd to hefoO' the umrnry and to oh~<·ur the nakPcl ancl trn facts. Wt' Wl'l<:onl(' crreatlY that

t t . ^b ^.

s a rmeut, if for no other l'<'a~on than that it enabk u. to plac" heforl'

~outh African arnl \\T orlcl J 'wry the nah,(l and tru fact"'. in p1ai

1

^~^'Jnn-

g·uao-e, and to cxpo:-;e the orp;anised rampaign of hot:tility, calunrn v and Yilification inaugurated hy y~u.

( Kg<l.) HE l '"Rlm HHAININ CA~IP.A.IG .. ^T CO~UIIT'I'EE.

JOHANNESBURG.

4871. (Continued from page KJ ^k^- EMAf;. LTD. t t

cl' tllll Kirn:rnas. Ltc1 .. nnnonn 'lll t

'l'] J!ll[l"c

t nder of 11r .. T.1me..; ll .. ph1 f ^tlH~

the .::uh-structure o

1 btt K . inenia. , " J o 1 rnnue~ ·1 J urp· ~· HI" • ]Jul l ·1 J

t , ^id^[01 accepted, and the con H ..

111 ,e · ing the ·· Hialto Kuwnut. :\fr.

L • l 10 ~

mi ·ton_. ha"' been gwei. Kin n1fl·

Gihb, whil··t the .. (~roH'

1 ,trl. ·

1 • ·oYI'

r

l

01)1)0:-:it th OraugP '-tl · .. \'

• . ·n1d. 1

in the com·..; of erection '

1111110 . llecll I pede<l

to

be rec.Hl~· iol t sure

'l ·lr hu .

on 1st Octobt>r. • ⁰'' · ... Jed ~

. •nClll f

J ohanne::;hurg i~ hem!.!' ¹ i'n!! l

1 . ,.₁cer •

<"I. rino· of theatres, t lll"' I:• {{'11!·

b 1 ^rt''ll

the wants or the ::;ubnr )1111

PEHKO .. -.ALIA. _c

('I ·1irn11ll•

)fr. M. , 'und >Ison. ¹' ] l,01

f the the CioYeming Bm1~· ⁰ ldl ~ fontein Hehre\\' ' dwol.. h'' t• ~

. l .-ad· · , . :-laturday e\·enmg-. 1nH ·•nth ,ltl' .. 'Toledo" on Tur~tlar. '¹ for Europe.

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l .. N'c .. tor Englan<l hy t w - · 'fli -<1

1 J ] ^J ^•¹¹^• on ,1 l'C<ll' wd () Ulllll(':' JUI~ • the ''\

h--t whil"t ::\Ir ~. 1Ltlk. . ii.

< • • ... 1· 't urc1.

knO\rn clothinn· 111<1nll Ht: .1 t · ,... . ,. ·lftrr ' reaC'hetl .Tolrnmw-.lntt~ ' to Enropr <11lll ^k mt'ri<.«1_.:

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