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( THE ZIONIST RECORD
Tov.ember 18, 19J
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Social °'""a
MR. LENNIE RABINOW ITZ
News has been received that Mr.Lennie Rabinowitz, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Rabinowitz, of Johannesburg, who now resides in Jerusalem, has been called to the Palestine Bar.
Mr. Rabinowitz, who took his LL.B.
at the Witwatersrand University, and has since passed the Foreign Advo- cates Examination in Palestine, is the third South African to have been admitted to the Bar of that country, Mr. S. Turtledove and Mr. E. Kirsch- ner having been the first and second.
The marriage of Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Bendelstein, of Port Elizabeth, to Ralph, son of Mrs. E.
and the late Mr. M. Rabinowitz, of Frankfort, will take place on Sunday, the 27th November, at 12 o'clock at the Raleigh Street Synagogue, Port Elizabeth. Reception at 12.30 at 122, Russell Road.
Alfred, only son of Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Levi, will read a portion of the Law at the Pietersburg Syna- gogue on Saturday, 26th November.
Zipporah, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
'
Ralph Measrocli, of Piet Retief, has successfully passed the U.P.L.M.
(pianoforte) at the recent examina- tion held at Durban.
The engagement is announced ot Stella, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wolfson of Kopjes, to Kenneth Dorf of Klerksdorp.
The engagement is announced of Rachel Bennun to Solomon Rapoport.
Both of Johannesburg.
Itzie, only son of
MT.
and Mrs. J.Rutovitz, will read Maftir at the Pretoria Synagogue, Market Street, on Saturday, November 19.
Congratulations are being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Solly Lazarus, of Turk Mine, on the birth of a daugh- ter, at the Bulawayo Nursing Homei on the 8th November.
The engagement is announced of Jessie, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
L. Katz, to .Julius, second son of Mr.
and Mrs. F. Strimling, of Knysna, Cape Province. Both of Johannesburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Robby Taback (nee Etty Levin), of Marquard, are being congratulated on the birth of a son.
at Florence Nightingale Nursing Home.
A
WEDDING
Moshal-Levitas
The wedding was solemnised in the Randfontein Synagogue on Sunday afternoon last of Zelda, daughter of Mr. and the late Mrs. S. D. Levitas, old residents of Randfontein, and Max, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Moshal,
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'On the occasion of his admission, Mr. Rabinowitz chose to read the declaration in Hebrew, and to sign the roll of advocates in Hebrew, although the English medium may be used, if desired.
The engagement is announced of Sadie, only daughter of Mrs. H. and the late Mr. G. Wiener, of Tamboer.s- kloof, Cape Town, formerly of Dub- lin, to Mike (Mickey) of the Masonic Hotel, Fort Beaufort, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Abramowitz of Wellington, Cape.
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A DANCE
In . id of the Czecho lornldan Refugee·
1 CH RITY Ball, unde the patron- age of the ayor nd yor ss of Johanne burg. will be h ld at the City Hall on Tuesday, the 20th December. The proceeds of the dance will go to assist the Czecho!ilovakian refugees and it is hoped that there will be a good attendance. Tickets al'e £1 ls. Od. (double) and booking is at Mackays. The Ambassadors Personal Twelve will supply the music.
JOHANNESBURG WOMEN'S ZIONIST LEAGUE
Bellevue Branch: A lecture on "Just Zionism" will be delivered by Mrs. M.
Chaskelson at the residence of Mrs.
Levitas, 147, Frances St., .Johannes- burg, on Tuesday, Nov. 22nd., at 3 p.m. The next function of the branch will be
a
card afternoonat
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The marriage of Ethel, daughter of Mrs. R. Nates and the late Mr. Ch.
· Nates, of Tel-Aviv, Palestine, to Harry, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
L. Rabinowitz, of Shavli, Lithuania (both of Johannesburg), will take place at the Berea Synagoj!ue cm Sunday, November 20th, t 11.30 a.m.
The engagement is announced of Beatrice. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Isaacs, of Musgrave Road, Durban, and Maurice, son of Mrs.
J. Sandler and the late Mr. Joseph Sandler, of Albemarle Court, Dur- ban.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Berger (nee Mil- ler), of Brakpan, are being congratu- lated on the birth of
a
son, on the 5th November.Harold, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Noriskin, Jan Smuts Avenue, Parktown, wilJ read
a
portion of the Law at the Wolmarans Street Syna- gogue, on Saturday, November 19.The engagement is announced ot Rose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ber Ozinsky, of Poland, to Joe Buch, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Buch, of Lithu- ania. Both of Johannesburg
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Levin (nee Sylvia Rubin), are being congratu- Jated on the birth of a bonny daugh- ter, at the Florence Nightingale, on the 10th November.
The Rev. L. Goldberg performed the ceremony and Mr. Maurice Ehrlich, of Durban, was the best man.
The unterfuhrers were Mr. and Mrs.
Max Yule (sister and brother-in-law of the bride), Mr. J. Moshal and Mrs.
Maurice Gevis.ser (father and sister of the bridegroom). Messrs Victor Celine, Jack Hyams, Jack Brittan and Leslie Gevi were the canopy- holders.
The bri<.le, who was given away by her father, had in attendance Miss Ethel Ketz, the maid of honour.
There was an informal family reception afterwards at the Rand- fontein Town Hall, taking the form of a cocktail party.
ANNUAL
BALL
RRANGEJ..1ENTS are wtll in har.lt for the Annual Ball to be held under the auspices of the City J ewisp Ladies' Benevolent Society, on Wednesday, November 30th. in the City Hall.
There will be dancing from 8 p.m.
to 2 a.m., and the music is to be supplied by Fay Kleams and her Dance Band. The arrangements are in the hands of a most able commit- tee, and the function is sure to be a great success. Tickets are priced at 15/- a double, and may be obtained from the joint hon. secretaries, P.O.
Box 4300, or phone 44-6268.
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c AN LER'S B ERS SECURE 1st a d nd WAR
Mr. N. Kirschner
Sailing From England On November 25th
R.
l ..,.KIRSC ER ( hair-
man o the >.,).A. Zionist Federation) who flew from South
!Africa to attend the meeting of the Zionbt .Actions Committee in London, is
~ailingfrom Southamp- ton on
Tov mber 25th, on the
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Arundel Castle'' and is due to
rrivc Jwr" on December 10 h.
PROFESSOR FRANKEL ENTERTAINED
uc t of nltural Section of the J wi h Gulld
r "'HAT ihe Jewish child hould be n mu ag d to becom interested in some useful hobby, was advocated by Prof. Dr. S. H. Frankel, during the course of
a
short addr ss be deliv r 1 yesterday when he was he guest of honour at the luncheon of the Cultu-ral
Section ot the Jewish Guild.J A v. Isaacs pr sided and xtended wel ome to Dr. and Mrs. kel, -ho had c ntly tum d rom
•1sit to Au 1-alia.
Dr. rank l i 1 th t h ha ob- rved th t the hobbi s taken up by hildren often 1 <.I to th ir ability to enter into v rious branches of work and profes ons when they grew up.
At p es nt Jewish children were en- comaged to enter chiefly the legal and medical professions, whereas if they lea1nt constructive hobbies as children they might take up various forms of craftmanship \Vhen they grew to manhood.
Speaking of the present world situ- ation, Dr. Frankel said that it was not o mu h a question of a Jewish probl m as a problem of the decline of Western civilisation. Jews suf- fered with all Christians who stood for civilisation and religious liberty.
Speaking of nis recent visit to Aus- tralia, Dr. Frankel said that there wa~ a Jewish community of 30,000 souls who appeared to be united in their communal work. They had lately raised £50,000 towards assist- ing refugees, quite a number of whom were arriving in the country.
Dr. Frankel concluded by saying that the British Commonwealth of Nations wa.c; undoubtedly the finest bulwark against the forces which were tending to destroy civilisation and liberty.
Mr. M. Pelkowitz proposed a vote of thanks to Dr. Frankel.
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ENGLISH YIDDISH CONCERT AT THE PLAZA ON SUNDAY
EVENING
HE Plaza theatre on Sunday evening should be filled with a large audience on the occasion of the gpecially organised Yiddish-English con crt. The proceeds will be in aid
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BRILLIANT FILM AT THE METRO
"TOO Hot to Handle," a thrilling entertaining- story featuring Myrna Loy and Clark Gable, is the attraction at the Metro Theatre this week. Gable takes the part of a news reel reporter, and, together with pilot Myrn.. Loy, goes courting troub . Both are supported by an excellent cast, including Leo Carrillo, Walter Pidgeon and Walter Connolly. The rest of the programme is also good.
SOUTH SEA ADVENTURE AT
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COLOSSEUM
AID to be Samuel Goldwyn's mightiest production, "Hurri- cane • cm les to the Colos um Theatre this week. Dorothy Lamour and Jon I all are the le din stars in a mo. t powerful drama, and they are ably . upp< t d by Mary Astor and C.
Aub1 y mith. The . tory is set in the South S a Islands, and th photo- graphy of $Orne of the huri cane scenes is up rh.
THRILL! G CI CUS AT THE EMPIRE
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prov a great at th
Empire Theatre nd large audi nc s assemble there nightly to witness a.
thrilling spectacle. Last week, a novel feature was introduced when Mr.
of .the J "·ish National Fund and Pagel took a mc~1ber of the th concert is under the auspices of audience into the ring amongst all the Parkview.\Vestcliffe branch of he lions and tigers. The lions U1e Women's Zionist L ague. watched without apparent ,interest as the stranger entered the cage, P. mong the artists is Madame occasionally blinkino- as the photo- Juliette Schonfrucht, the gifted sing- graphers' flash ig·hts flicker d.
er who has a continental teputation · Every act on the bill is either nter- as a great artiste. Mr. Meyer Tzel- taining or exciting, and the clowns niker, the well-lmown professional between scenes raise many laughs.
Yiddish actor, will sing a number of folk songs and Madame Sarah Sylvia, th well-known local Jewish actress, will also render folk song-s. Another well-known artist is Miss Freda Gross, who will sing "The Blue Danube" by Strauss. In addition, many other brilliant local and over-
eas artists will take par in this concert.
Mr. Albert Millin, of Swaziland
MR. ALBERT MILLIN, o.B.E., has been re-elected to the Advisory Council for Northern Swaziland.
PROPOSED COCKTAIL PARTY
CANCELLED
HE cocktail party which was to take place at the Automobile Club in Killarney on Saturday, 19th inst., at 5 p.m., has been cancelled owing to the unhappy news of the Jewish situation abroad. The function was to have been given by the Chair- man and Executive Members of the Ort-Oze in honour of the workers in connection with the recently held successful morning markett
MYSTERY AT THE PLAZA
baffling, spine-chilling, murder mystery, "Dead Men Tell J. To Tales," is at present show g at the Plaza Theatre. The story is taken from the novel, "Norwich Victims"
~y F. Beedings, and the leading role
JS ably played by Emlyn Willian1.s.
For those who enjoy a goou thriller.
this film is not to be missed. The supporting programme includ s many interesting "shorts."
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