Johannesburg day by day

June 3rd.

19r

-'·

l'

_\

IV

_L OF DR. LEO ¹ BB

LO~

A not

... } _...

I

rrathering of J ewiJ1 re- l' re ent t'

a I\ -· ''elcom d

Dr.

Leon

rain p

da. on ~t arl· tation on Thurs-

) nior111 11^o-

Dr U. o· •

and [

¹ am~on - record i

a

fin~ on '

\ic

~' ha,

rendered great

r

ser-

\ icti. ⁰

th

cau e of

J

wish war

the ll~ · .

^{At one time}

a

member of nt

d ian

Duma (' here he repre- Bra th province of Ko\ na l D ·.

ea ~~on ha h

en

kno\rn

for many

r a f

h .

and

t

1

^{on o t}

e

mo t cultured

J ,,

i

h

e.nted _member- of the

R

u:::sian tinguL

hmt l~_i~entzia.

But thi di .

him If

^{ed .' 1 itor}

ha

not contented

ha · e

With cultural work.

H

· take

con t ¹.1 an active part in th re-

a

to/Uction work which ha enabled

) opt and di tracted egment of a

on ,

he to coale ce and build aaain ' at , .

11 h .

o

tnan

nt f \e a . ope I a more per- Oro-a . .⁰undat1on. The Ort i ~ the

n1 at1on

h.

h h . . _PO\eri

h

d W .1c a~ uppht>d im- 1ll1ple Jew1

h

art1 an with the

cho~enL

of their work and founded

) ouno-

and work hop where the

r o-en t'

b

l

u

f

ul

^1:- ra 1011 can

e

taug 1t

h

n h!Jad

~ .

. AgriculturLt. have d

a

ped \nth tooL

a

,,ell &

tn tiy

f

^d

~mall

loan have enabl

cl own

trm worker to erect their

tr ater loin · There i another

l? n ... Bi~ani

ation which owe. much

ihle

f

am

on and this i rt> pon-

Oz

huor the care of the ick. Th and p ~art d ho pital and clinic

''ho ro,

¹ded milk

for

little

on

Ih r \\ ?u

ld otherwise

have

starved.

\\ hich

¹ till another organi. ation

J \\. 0 ~

ork for the welfare of the

know!\

'a tern Europe and thi i at th

,~ll th

Emigdirekt. It nims

ountri , ni nL of r fug c in tho e (· i, t} Which arc willing to r -

l Ill ..

a ''ill . ' und r

~uch condition

:r

habilit

P:::·e

them a fair chance of Corn1nitt

a

ion. There i

a

joint and

Dr <'B

for the three organi .. ations

lhi

₁₁₁₁•• ram on i 'ice-clrnfrmnn of of ^{th 1}

~

¹

' a '' 11 a

^the I

re~idenl Bi \ ..

ntral Board of the Ort.

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1

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J \

j I ¹⁰¹¹

\\ith

thi- r l1ef,

ork

Th

I

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p 1· .

'Und }t~ 1

cf

and R on t ruction

''

rk in '

'' Hcl1 th

c

I'd

1• uch remarkable

>f th

e nion during th nd

ti

_lat

fo)J

''ar a _n

d I

tie first fi,c

·

y ar l^{)t O\\} d th . . .

a ·t ··a) 1 v e rmi_ tree. i: now

tn

n . J , . f unct, hut th

er

are r)l ' \\ - 1 t) .

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ilJ·

n 1 s country \\ho are

I Iller lo

h I l . ]

}) ?11)<ll1·iot . c p t H~tr tm rnppy

r.

nra .

111 E<u'!rn Europe and

n1 't ,,

i~"

^{00 ... apncal to them} . houl<l

1 a whole-heart d re pon e.

, ii

r.

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/CLE.

JOHANNESBURG

DAY BY DAY

Africa presided over the Conf erenc . A number

of

important d•:ci--iow include

th

arrr ement of the

ron-

fercnce to co-operate in the fonna- tion of a Jewish Latii:.tical Bureau~

in thi comitry, and thf' inauguration of an employment bureau.

In

fuLnre.

a compul:ory sy tern of inler-\isit

\'\ill briner the different lodg-es into more intimate contact and it i. al o hoped to introduce a y tern of oun- try memb r hip.

A ne\ type of organisation \\U:::-

decided upon for the Grand Lodge whcr by the different branch will be able to meet at cliff rent centre in 'outh Africa on tated occasion .

The Conference unanimou ly ad pted the r solution: "That the time ha no' arrived for the Hebrew Order of David to try and unit

all

Jewi h Friendly and Benefit oc1et1e in outh Africa under onf' banner:

the banner of the Hebrew Order of David."

In th evening the vi iting del · gate_ were the guest of the Bloem- fontein Lodge at a banquet held in the Rambl r·s Lodge and pre~ided over by Bro. W. Bern tein, pre ident of the local lodrre.

After the loyal toast had be n pro- po ed by the chaiman, the

toa t

of the Hebrew Order of David wa moved by Bro. Adolf Harri , vice- pre ident of the Bloemfontein Lodrre, and after everal other toa t.

had

b en honoured, Wor. Bro. Michaei H. Kam, th popular Grand .... e<'re- tary of th Hebrew Order of David, pro po ed "The Bloemfontein Lodge.'' The chairman re ponded.

A numh r of musical item \\.er render d and the banquet clo ed

' 'ith th inging of th ational

Anthem and Hatikvah.

The re_ urnption of the Confer nee on thC' followin~· dav m the e-Ltle- ment of Sf'\ ral que, tion of ritual.

The

d

lcgat ·- made a motor tour of l 1t> citv ·and suhurb before leaYing Bloemfontein.

THE WO;\lE - ZIO I T LEA UE.

Th propagandi t and cullural actn'1t1 of the J ohanneJrnrg Women'.· Zioui t League ar rdl cted in th thirl nth an;}ual report and halanr ~h ct, 'hich hu jnst hcen publi ·hed. The annual a neral meet- ing

will

take place at the

J

wi h Guild on Wedne dav, 8th June, at

3.15

p.m. ·

~ominntion for the exe utiw and committee mu t reach the hon. rcre- tar.

J1r

.

I.

Jacob on, 73, Ton Road, Obs rvatory, on or before l st June.

Th r port tate that the year re- vie'4.ed ha been one of much activity.

In

addition to helping with the ordinary Zioni 'tic work. the worker haYe done much in the way of propa-

~anda, including the formation of another Women' ociety (the second under the auspices of the Learue) at Kruaer dorp. They also laun ·hed a Women'~ Keren Haye od Campaign under the pre idencv of Mrs. K.

Gluckman. The vice-chairman of this sub- ommittee i Mr. . B. Rein- hold; the trea urer, Mr . Max Guin - berg, and the hon. ecr tarie , Me~dame Balkin and .J-1illin. A

total

of

.£4.1~2 was ohtainecl in

pl d

⁰ s of which .£615 was paid m hL nk order . £1.900 ha~ alre.ulv

L

en coll cted by the

canva~sers

i;1 rnonth1v irUalmcnt and the hL hncc

will

prohahly h forthcoming in the

ame

'"ay.

Th atiorwl Fund collections und

rtaken by

the Leap:ur. 'how marked impro\'

m

nt, chiefly due to tht> ~uh-committe v1hich k-1~

Mr.. B.

Reinhold for chairman

i\Tr .

1Ia.

Guin berg, \ice-chairman, anrl

l\Ir .

B. Patlev, hon. ecretarv. Thi i a upecial

~ommitlee

of

fo~ty

ladie. ' and

th

ho. collection under tht>ir . uper- ' i ion incr a ed from

£23 17. .

9d.

in

1925

to

£201 3 . 5d. in th y

ar under re i

w.

To c lebrate the

il

ver jubilee of the 'ational Fund a pecial clriv

"a

organi ed, which brought in

£230.

A the re ult of function ornani ·ed by the Women's Zioni t Leagu~,

£10

wa sent to the Women' Interna- tional Zioni t A ociation. r . J.

L.

Landau rep re ent d the ~r omen' Zionist Leagu at the worker ' eon- ference recently held at De Aar~ and

h

told the gathering that it wa the in.tention of the League to o-opcrat 1nth other worn

n'

ocieties in th Union in \\.Orking for one particular

cheme or in titution.

The

lit rary meetings of the Lt>ague have altracted large p;athering. , and the lecture and debates included

" I rael Baa] hem " bv 1\Ir. . aron,

B.A.; "

Children ·in

Pa.I -

tine " bv "'Hrs. ydney Gold t in M. c. · "Wand ring

Ra~e

. . , hv Dr:

B.

~Iorri on; '"The Kahallah ,. (two l cture ) b the Chief Rabhi, Dr.

J.

L.

Landau~ "The Jewi h Child· bv Dr. Clara .:viendel

lm.

and

a d

hat~

" hould women b given equal \Ot '' ith men in

th

vnn'!o~uc? "

AdYocate

Ir

n Geff en a~d ¹ l r. d- ne_ frcoh~on wcr for tlw affirmative and Ad,orale Bertha . olomon and

fr.

Jack 1e. ander,

:'.\LA.,

''P.r for the oppo :tion.

The T c~rruc aLo ['S,.isted thf' f .-.<' a- hean FP . takin<?; chmge of th frnit cind r roducc . tall. which made £896

11 '. 7d. Th cornmit1ee orrrDnis⁰d

th0 <' hihition of PalP. tine rrood" and

h~lped ''ith tlH' .._hekel colIPrtion.

WEDDI

TG.

Wedding'

of th,. week ~ncl uded a pretty ·ercmony in the olmaran

~trccl , ynago~ue. when i\Ji,s G r- trude Tannenbaum, the daught r of

:\Ir.

and

\Ir .

Tannenhaum, of Rood - poort, \\a married to ~Ii. John

Cohen, of Loui Trichardt who e parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Cohen, r -

idc in Johanne'burg. The Chief Rabbi, a· ;~ted by the Re . Pinca o- vi h officiated.

.i\lr. and

:\Ir .

Tannenbaum crave

l .

e

mrny t 1eir dnughter, and I lr. and

::\1r .

H m3n Cohen performi>d th

ame office for their son. 1essrs.

L. Tannenbaum, G. Harmel, ~chleger and Gru lawsky were the pol -bearer .

The bride had chosen a becomin<Y

d~e

s of pale pink

·repe-de-chin~

w1tl~ overdre of white georgette em- broider d in silver and diamente. h wore a 'eil of Bru els lace and car-

531

ried

a Im ly

..;ho,.,,·er bouqu t.

H r

bride

maid:-

\\er her co~1:::i11!"

Ii!';

L.

Tannenha111i1 and i\1 i~~

B. Bon •r,

the fir t

in

white an<l ::;ilv

r

and the ecnnd in pale ·cllow and

CYOhL

The

\\cdding

re

eplion wa held at orona Lodge.

JE\\ I H

A ED

H 1 · .

The Witwal r Tand Jewi~h Aged Home held it fifte nth c. nnual general mcctinrr at th Hehr'W High chool on urn.lay morning.

:Mr.

Pet r Kaplan,

th

pr 'ident, wa in t~1e chair but because of indi~posi­

t1on he reque ted

1\Ir.

Ruhen!:::tcin, t~1e vice-pr id nt to move the adop- tion of the report and hala11ce h t.

In hi pecch i\Ir. Ruben Lein nlludecl to the very ati factory po ition of the Home at the pre. nt tim and to the generou gift of

Mr. I. W.

chle increr and

Mr.

Morri rnmer, of King' illiamtown.

Th publi hed r port mention the kindne. of Mr . ·hlesinger in hear- ing the expen e

of

the upkeep of the around of th in Litution. .

There w re f rt - e\: n male in- mate and twent female in the Home al the commencement of

1926. £1

ev n men and two women

died

durinrr _:::>

the

year and fiv had left the institu- tion. Ther are now sixtv-fi in- mate . The committee record their thanks to Yirs. chapiro. Lhe matron, [or the mann r in which he ha carried out her duti .

The um ha

lanced i ··

£3.6SO 13 .

lOd., bcincr an xce of revpnue o er exp

nditurc

of £

88 1 . 3d.

A~ the me ting the following offi ·1al' wer re-elected:

Pre id

nt,

. Ir. Peter

Kaplan; Vic -Pre-id nt,

1\Ir. i\I. Ruben.

tcin~ Trca urcr.

1r.

L.

Cohen, Hon. e retar ,

fr.

A.

W.

Katlen;

C

mmitt , ~T . .;rs.

J.

Habinowitz

IL Witt

rt,

E.

Gros~. l

I.

l\.

Hai ris.

L1die '

C:ommittc '.

\-Te::dames H. Baily~

L.

Col1en,

.i\.I.

Da\

i:'i, W.

Ho~ nthal. .

L. •

C',

hapiro, II. Ger~on and T. ·cradzki.

1 Je __ rs.

I.

~

. ...

chle·ingcr and Isador He ·numn ar hon. l

ifc

pr - _idr11l of the

J

•wi h «t>d Hom , and It's. t"" •. M. RcU\ i.d,

B. Gordon.

. K ... •] ,md

I•

eit llrr~. rcpr ~P.llt the h vra Kadi ha.

Th ucrnc "lion that 1 Ii .:IN John hle .. in!!; r ·hould b m::ide an hon.

1 if c member found unanimou accc1 l- a nee.

T T HELL CO::\Tl\IE T ~ . On aturday evening, •1th Jun , the l\ ational Fund Ladi s • on1mit- t e will give a dance to their con- venor and h lper . n edn . day e\ ning 8th June, th outh Afri an Zeir Zion ' ill

gh

e a blue ma qu rad ball in the Towu Hall at which fancy dr i

optional.

* * * * *

At the rec nt annual meelinrr of th United H bre'

Cona:reo-ati~~

^l\Ir

Benzion H r ch profto

t:-cl th~t

^th;,

Chic! Ra~bi be pro ided with a motor car m v1 w of the multif arion. en- gagement in connection ~ ith hi official dutie . 1\lr. Harry Lourie

Continued on Page 532.

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AND ALL CLASSES OF ACC!DE. T

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HEAD OFFICE FOR SOUTH AFRICA: GRF.SHAM HOUSE, 40. ST. GF.ORGl?'S STREET, CAPF TOWN.

P.O. DOX 1595. TF.U;GRAPHIC ADDRESS! "PHIWNI IOS" Tl'LF.l'HONE NO. 5630.

BRANCHES ANO AGP.NCIES THltOUGHOUT TIU!'. \." 'ION. SOUTH AFRICAN ~IANAGER• R I. C. SCOTT HAYWARD.

532

Registration of Business Act, 1909.

The General Dealer's Business registered Receiver of Revenue, Johannesburg, on the 1st March, 1927, carried on by EDWARD AIMES, at Coch Buildings, Eloff Street, Johannesburg will he abandoned as from the 25th May, 1927. 20.27.3 General Dealer Business registered Re- ceiver RevPn11e, Johannesburg, 28/1/27, by MYER DI HY. tand 275. 20, Main Reef Road. Denver, Johannesburp:, removed to Stand 69, 52. Betty treet, J eppes. Johan·

ne burg, from 18 5 27. P. Cronson, Party's Agent, 'Phone 00159, 53a, Commis-

ioner treet, Johannesburg. 20.27.3 Re!"taurant

Dn

iness regic;tered Receiver Revenue, and 1\1unicipalitv. Johannesburg.

in FcLruary, 1927. by

M RIA

EWTO ( ColourPd), 5tand 870,

5.

Von Welleigh

treet, Marshall . Johanne bur~, will be transferred to I \GDALENA DE YOC G, from 1/6 27.- P. Cronson. Part}· Agent, 'Phone 00159, 53a, Commissioner treet,

Johannec;burg. 20.27.3

General Dealer Busine s regi tered Re- ceiver Revenue, Jolianne burg. 31/1;27, by Y DEL MUZIKA. T, 178, Main treet, Johanne burg, ha been abondoned from 14/5/27.- P. Cronson, Party's Agent, 'Phone 00159, 53a, Commissioner treet, Johannes·

1rnrg. 20 27.3

Notice i hereby given that the Business carried on at cor. Eloff and President treets. Johannesburg under the name of KOBRIN' WHOLE ALE W REHO 'SE, will. as from th 1st June, he transferred to 65a, Pritchard Street, where it '\Yill be carried on under he style of "COBRYN'S."

N. Kobrin & Co., 133, Pre ident treet,

'Phone 3276. 20.27.3

Notice is hereby given that the Retail Butchery Business carried on by A. SAND- LER at Eland putte, di trict Lichtenburg.

will be transferred to Grasfontein No. 240 (Portion ''D"), district Licbtenburg, from the 20th fay, 1927.-A. Sandler, P 0. Box

80, Lichtenburg. 20.27.3

The General Dealer's Business heretofore carried on by A. R. CARRIM & ON on tand 22. Ol<l Location, Bohburg. has been di continued a from the 2nd instant.

Groot :\Iarico, 12.'5/27.- . J. v. d. puy, licitor$ for the Parties, P.O. Box 53.

Groot larico. 20.27.3

General Dealer's Bu ines registered Receiver of Revenue, Johann sburg, on the 29th January, 1927, carried on by BHAGA DH L B. 5283/4499, at Stand 39. Sauer treet, Johanne burg, ha been removed to land 448. 266, .Mai.n Road, Fordsburg,

Johanne~burg, a from the 1st May, 1927.- Dawood aclick. 16 Market Street. Johan-

ne burg. 20.27 3

General Dealers, Butchery and Fi h- monger. BusinPss carried on at Stand 447

( o. 262, Main Road), Ford burg, by OLLY FRA 'K,

will

a from the 4th June next, be tran f erred to said OLLY FH. K and IYER LA.ZARCS, who will carry on said husin<" s in partnership under style of FORD B RG l\lEAT :\1ARKET.-Ree- der. & Ro. etten-tein. olicitor for Partie , Corporation BuihJjngs, Johanne burg.

20.27.3 otice is hereby given that the Business carried on by K. L. Sl\IPKl~ , 42b, Kerk Street, Johann ..;burg, known as 'unshine andwiche , has been tran £erred to 62, Loveday treet, as from 1st June, 1927.-

K

impkins. C.N.A. 23307. 20.27.3

otice of Intention to apply for a Certi- ficate of aturalisation. 1, BE'.\J Ai\UN BE1 GHIA T, a Commercial Traveller, re- . i<ling a 80, Tr y Stre t, Johanne burg, in

th Province of Tran:;Yaal, hereby give notice that l intend to appl) to the Minister of th Int rior, in tet m of 'ection 19 ( 1) (a) of the Britic;h 1 'ationality in the nion an<l aturalisation and 'tutu" f Aliens Act, 1926, for a Certificate of • 'aturali a- tion under that Act.-( igned) Benjamin Benghiat, 12/5/27. 20.27.3 Busir~~... registered '\ ith Heceivcr of

R1'\ •nu" JohanncsLurg, on January :..8th, 1926. h> 1· \ ^{i 1}Y B \LKL '[), trading as . \t:crapulc · u pply ~tore., 133. Main trcrt, Krnilworth, has b ·en abondoned as from 1st :\I y, 1927. lichael II. Kam. Party',, Agent. 37/38, A"her' Duild'ngs, Fo an<l Joubert treet , Johanne"burg:.

~otic i:, hereby given that th ,eneral De.Iler·

Bm•im: ::.

carried on by ABE LCKER~L\ . on itgevonden i o. 99, dis- trict Lichte11hurg, has been abandoned a and from the 31st Dece~bcr. 1926.- E. H.

)lathe'~~;, P.O. Bux 22, L1chtenburg, Agents

for Party. 27.3.10

THE S.A. JEW ISH CHRONICLE. June 3rd, 1927.

Notice is hereby given that the General Dealer's Business carried on by L. SEGAL and J. DATNOU, on portion Ruigtelaagte No. 205, district Lichtenburg, had been transferred to Grasfontein No. 240, district Lichtenburg, from the 30th April, 1927.- E. H. Mathews, P.O. Box 22, Lichtenburg, Agents for Parties. 27.3.10 Notice is hereby given that the General Dealer's Business carried on by FREDE- RICK HEPPERS, at Elandsputte, di trict Lichtenburg. has been sold to JOHN LOGAN, and will be trans[ erred to him on the 13th June, 1927.-E. H Mathews, P.O.

Box 22, Lichtenburg, Agent for Parties.

27.3.10 General Dealer Bu ine·s reg: tere<l Receiver Revenue, Pretoria, January, 1927, by JOE LA GE, 290. Market treet, Pre- toria ha been abandoned and tock re- moved to Caledonian Cafe, Edenhurg, O.F.S., from 30/5/27.-P. Cron on, Party's Agent. 'Phone 00159, 53a, Commissioner Street, Johannesburg. 3.10.17 Busine registered Receiver Revenue, Johannesburg, 28 '3/27, by JOSIAH LIBICO, 5714126181, tan<l 2055. Klip-

pruit Location, ha been removed to tand 245, 3rd Avenue, Alexandra Town- hip, from 27/5/27.-P. Cron on. Party's Agent, 'Phone 00159, 53a, CommissionN treet, Johanne burg. 3.10.17 The •·YE LA NDRY" reg:stered Municipality, Johannesburg, Januaf}, 1927, by LOLA GO AI, 35a, Commi ioner t., Johanne burg has been tran ferred to NATHOO NAR AI, from l, 6/27.-P. Cron- son, Party's Agent, 'Phone 00159, 53a Com·

mi sioner treet. Johannesburg. 3.10.17 General Dealer Business registered Receiver Revenue, Johannesburg, February, 1927, by ALBERT HARRI and ABRA- HA 1 FRID, trading as A. Harris & Co., 21, Joubert Street, Johannesburg, has been transferred to A. Harris, from 25/5/27.- P. Cron on, Party's Agent, 'Phone 00159, 53a, Commissioner Street. Johannesburg.

3.10.17 General Dealer Business regi tered Receiver Revenue, and Iunicipality, Johannesburg, 811/27, by I MAIL OMAR- JEE, 1829/11340, 7124, Stand 755/6, 1.

l\Ielrose Street, l\Iarshalls, Johannesburg, transferred to BHIKA MADHOO and KA JEE RAGHA, tracling as Bhika &

Kanjee, from 1/6/27.-P. Cronson, Party's Agent, 'Phone 00159, 53a, Commissioner Strnct, Johannesburg. 3.10.17 otice is hereby giyen that the General Dealer's bu iness hitherto carried on by ABRAM HAPlRO, at Grasfontein, 246, district Lichtenburg, has been tran ferred to WOLF LEVL . as from the 26th of April, 1927.-Leslie M. Gin berg, Attorney for Partie , Scholtz Street, Lichtenburg.

3.10.17 General Dealer's Bu iness register Re- ceiver of Revenue, Krugersdorp, on the 31 t January, 1927 varried on by VALEY HA N G N CHI. as eller of Patent and Proprietary Medicines, at Farm Hartebee t- fontein, o. 119, has been transferred to I ~IAlL HA :\. GA1 HI at same addres as from the 1 t

May

^1927.-D.

adick. ' 3.10.17

The busines carried on by GEORGE CHADWICK, trading a G. Chadwick &

o., Grain Broker , at 44/45, Asher·s Buildings, Johannesburg, has been removed to 74/75. Locarno House. Loveday treet Johanne burg. Dated at Johanne burg' tlu 27th <lay of May, 1927.-Raphaely &

Gratus, Attorneys for the Parties 11 Cor- poration Buildings, Il.i ik 'tre~t, Johan-

ne burg. 3.10.17

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(Continued from Page

531.) seconded. l\Ir. N

.

Kowarsky sug- gested that the Chief Rabbi. sho~ld be assisted by a secretary

m

view of the large amount of correspond- ence from all over the country.

The Council promised to give serious consideration to these sugges- tions.

* * * * *

The decision of the Council of the Hebrew United Congregation to ex- tend the agreement with the Rev. B.

I. Beckman for another year, is very popular. Mr. Beckman is the 1inis- ter of the Yeoville S nagogue. where he has done much to engender in the younger generation an interest in J ewi h tudies.

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There wa another rowded hou e at the Jewish Guild on undav even- ing for the econd renital of Herz Groscbart. The hall lencls itself admirablv for recitals of this order a the

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are good and only a simple etting is requirrd. The audience was quite enthusia tic over the gem -of Yiddish literature that wen· interpreted with such perfect artistry.

Death of Jewish Scientist.

The death ha taken place at Rome at the age of sixty of Profes or Artom, the famous scienti t and wire- les expert. Profes or Artom ren- dered great services to the Italian Government during the Great War when his djscoveries in the fie] d of wireless telephone contributed greatly to the sea and air defence of the country. He was offered by the Government a large um a compen- sation for hi ervire but he re- fused the offer. In January of this year, King Victor Emanuel conferred upon Prof es

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Ar tom the title of Hereditary Baron in recognition of his services to the Italian Govern- ment during the war. The Govern- ha sent a message of condolence to Profess r Artom' famil

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Cape J ewish B oard of Guardians.

In aid of the funds of the Cape Jewish Board of Guardians a concert is to be held on W edne day next at the residence of Mr. and l\Irs. Lich·

tenstein. 11, Alexander Avenue, Oranjezicht. We are informed that a very excellent programme has heeJl got together and those who make a point of being present will not only have the satisfaction of li tening

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some well rendered music. both

voes

and instrumentaL but will be assist·

the funds of a mo t deserving institU·

ti on.

The Dead Sea.

SUGGE TIO FOR IT U E.

The news reaches us from Jeru·

salem that the Palestine Arah Ex:ecu·

tive ha ubmitted a memorandntn to the High Commissioner,Field-Marsh:il Lord Plumer. in which it calls up

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the Government not to grant a con·

cession for the exp loit~tion of the Dead Sea to any of the applicants whose claims are now heincr

coll'

sidered by the Colonial Office. The memorandum urges that the

Pale~·

tine Government should itself explo~

the Dead Sea and utilise the wealt f obtained from it for the benefit

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the whole population of t11e countrY·

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