Social and Communal

A1ricnn Cons. Theatres, Ltd. Phone 22·2281.

A Coming Attraction

THE MOST PROPHETIC PICTURE OF OUR TIME!

0 E SHALL ESCAPE''

The first sensational Picture of the trial

of War Criminals

NONE SHALL ESCAPE''

SO FRANK ! SO SHOCKING SO TRUE !

IT SEARS THE SCREEN WITH IT'S LIFE·SHATTERING STORY!

WATCH DAilY PRESS FOR OPENING -DATE-

.

COLOSSEUM

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A U:\ L-G ATTR.\CTI<>.'

r I ^I' .:\laguific nt .. 'tar

of thAt Ho<·ortl .Hr aking rroduction '·Her.-; to Hohl" in

h r GttY st and Urc .. tto-.:t :-'ct· 'n

· .\<'h:c,•omont

DEANNA DURBIN

~HIS BUTLER'S SISTER"

with F anchot Tone

"ontinuou P

1

formanros D ily From 10.30 o.m. to

^10.:~0

p.m.

,'ntunl!

y

u,t

2.:lo, 6.15 an 1 8.30 in Tt•r1o ·

nud

,·u

p 1 <'.

JOHN GARFIELD

MAUREEN O'HARA

1n

1.1~.().

}

Hliu's

11iglt-Po\· r

.lyHt ry

.:\[ !01 I' Ill ,

he all~n Sparrow'

Plan on S. tt~nln}' at lhr Tlwntre and Publix

Strand Hebrew Congregation

POSITION OFFERED

iinist ·r l'Prtniretl

1 ..

tp

1

iJl of combining dut:es of

Minister, Teacher and Shochet

'tat

wh tb

r ma! ric

l

or

F:ingle,

and when bl to cornm nco duties. opies of recont

tc'timonials to be enclosed as alf'o salary required.

Apply to 'rHB RECRETARY, l'.O. 13o. .33, Mraml.

WANTED

United Hebrew Institutions of Benoni

Apl)lications a1·e invited for the position of

Hebrew Kindergarten Teacher

:State when able to commeneo duties.

Ar:plications staling qualifications to be addressed to :

Secretary, P.O. Box 210.

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-t, 194-i.

...

Bree &

Hoek Sts.

0 'Ph 22-«11 COMMENCING WEDNESDAY

''THIRTY ECONDS OVE

OKYO''

,.

Metro-Go'dwyn-Mayer's great production, starring

SPE CER TRACY

AS LIEUT. COL. DOOLITTLE.

VAN JOHNSON

AS CAPT. TED LAWSON.

PHYLLIS THAXTER

AS MRS. LAWSON.

ROBERT WALKER

A vivid, graphic story behind the great raid on Tokyo ! !

UNITED ZIO·NIST PARTY

A ASSM E lNG

;tt th

Coronat· on Hal

::-iPE.\rEP.':

MR. Z. SEGAL

(Member of the Executive of the

S.A.

United

Zionist

Party)

-ald-

MR. K. SILBERMANN

(Chairman of the Transvaal United

Zionist

Party

Youth)

MR. H. STUTZEN will preside

MAY IS PARTY MONTH

~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·-·-·

HlKK -n

,HOLL\I

Jcwio:.;!J :-·o ·i (v for Visit in!! the :-:ick

THE

AN.. UAL GE ERAL MEETI,. G

will be hPld at the

HEBREVJ HIGH SCHOOL HALL

(\Ynlmartl!lS

~tre

t, opposite Pnrk

~YgnagognP)

on

SUNDAY, 13th MAY, 1945

nt JOa.lll.

H._\.1:3131 L. RABL. OWITZ

'Wl LL BE PRERE~ 'l' .\.H TH f.~

~DE

T OF H<L ·ovn

. \11 p,r .... n • inter"s • d ar invitf'd t•J atte.1•l

Mass Meeting of SYDENHAM, HIGHLA DS NORTH

and ORANGE GROVE JEWRY

S.O.E. HALL

:!7~

Loui Botha Avenue on

Tuesday 8th May, at 8 p.m.

SPEAKERS:

DR.DEBORAH KATZEN

(Prcsid nt nf ihe

~-

A. \\Toman's Zionist omwil)

anu

RABBI B. RABINOWITZ

(- Temb of th E. ecutive Council of tb , '.A. Zioni t F deration)

MR. I. TEEGER will preside.

Mass Meeting of

Cyrildene Jewry

at the

COMMUNAL HALL

Derick Avenue, Cyrildene,

(111

WEDNESDAY, 16th MAY, at 8 p.m.

Speaker:

Mr. I. Dunsky

(Chairman of the Information and Organisation Department of the S.A.

Zioni t Fedetation)

Mr. M. D. Klaff

\viii preside.

Mass Meeting of

Yeo ville, Bellvue and erea ewry

at the

SI E HALL

Hunt r Str t,

~

ovill , on

WEDNESDAY MAY 9TH, AT 8 P.M.

~.:peak

>rs:

R bbi M. Kossowsky

(Member of the Ex cutive ouncil of the S.A. Zionist Federation)

and

Mr. Israel Dunsky

(Chairman of the Information and Organisation Department of the S.A.

Zionist Federation)

Mr. S. Sapire will preside.

Mass Meeting of

Greenside Jewry

at the

Residence of Mr. and Mrs. S. Kretzmer

21 Greenhill Road, Greenside Extension,

on

Wednesday Evening May 9th, at 8 p.m.

Speaker:

Mr. L. A. Pincus

(Member of the Executive Council of the S.A. Zionist Federation)

Mr. R. Kretzmer

will preside.

P A.GE i'WE! ''I't

Social and

CALE.~:TDAR:

May <h .. n· ~I) !"abl nth begin· 5.:!.) 1•.m.

May 5 (lyar 221 S:1bbath "nrls 6.01 t.m.

BIBLE-READING :

WOMEN'S ZIONIST CONFERENCE

An all-llay confercut·t• of "\\'omen'

Zioni~t

'octctie.· and Groups of the Transvaal and Orange Free 'tate was h ld

at

the Coronatiou HalL .JoJ1an.

n~-.bnrg,

last w ck.

0\\·ing to Pxh·c·tue pn• :-.urc on

~pac·e

the report of thi · tonf renee has b

011

h0ld on•r, anrl will npp0a1• in our

· n xt is, Ul'.

SYNAGOGUE SERVICE Park Synagogue

Friday, May 4, 5.45 p.m., ''The Days of Our Years"-Dr. L. Rabino- witz.

Sabbath, May 5, 8.:30 a.m., "Th Future of the Diaspora"-Dr. L Rabinowitz.

Yeoville :rnag-ogue

Fl'idHy, May 4: 5.45 p.m., "Reward and Punishment"-Rabbi A. H. Lapin.

• Jewish Orphanage

The barmitzvah of six boys, and the annual distribution of prizes will 'l'ak place at Arcadia Jewish Orphana on Sunday, May 1:L The public is in·

vi ted.

Histadruth lvrith

011

'l'hursda~, ;\1a~T

10,

^:It ~ p.m.,

at tlw llistaclrnth fnith Clul.t Hoom

Habbi G •rYi "·ill lt>dnrP on ·•Tran · nduation of

ont·

('nltun 1 Yalues ''

"SPIRIT OF RUSSIA" FAIR

Grcnd Orchestral Concert

CITY HALL, ohanne burg SATU DAY, 26th MAY, at 8.15 p.m.

Jllluctor·:

GEORGE TOBIAS

...\DOLPH H LLI'

I

ELM f.ARTI

Lend 1:

BRAtl r:EH.

HOI~

I·

Prices: £1-/s. /Of- 7j6 5- Booking at Paramount Stores.

Arranged by Soli y Aronowsky

'Ihe Official opening of the TWO WEEKS UNITED

I~NLIGHTE

':\lE TT DRIVE FOR THE SABBATH wm

^tc~ke

place

at the

CORO ATION HALL

cor. Plein and Claim StreetR, on

SUNDAY, 6TH MAY, AT 7.30 P.M.

PROGRAMME

1. Official OpLuing.

2. Ureetings from the 'ct.h Din and leading Jewish Orgnni..;ations.

3. ,''\').lPOHll'M "On tho flabbatl!''

Speakers:-

1. Mr. I.

Goss,

M.A:

''The S<tbbath and it · Educational Asp vt .. , , 2. Mrs. M. Kossowsky: '·Th

~abbat

in the Jewish Homo"

3. Mr. P. Manham: ·'The, ahhath In the Life of a Laym.m."

4. Sgt. S. Caplan: "Tho

~abbath.

Eretz [Krael

ancl

our Tationhood."' E.J.. TRANCE jj,REE.

NO

¹

0LLE "'TION.

ALL \VELCO:\IE.

Communal

L

BIRTHS

DAU. To Evelyn. wifE-' of Cyril Lnnfl.m, Salisbury, n "~On, on Atwil 28, ut the Lady Chane ·llor Maternity Home.

OLI•'l•'E.-To Lau1'a and Hymic, a little i. t r for Michael, on 27th, nt Flor ·nee Nightingale. Roth well.

BARMITZYAH

C

^{OH~N. -Roy,} only HOn of Mr. an1l Mrs.

David Coh(•n, of Berg Rtreet, Potchef·

llti'Oom, will read Maftir at the Potchcf.

-t oom Synago).!Ue on Snturday, 12th May, llrocha ut Communal Hall aftf:'l' the Renice.

H

OTZ. -Leslie, POn of Mr. an<l Me. G.

Hotz, of 1H4 Pan Romi, Kimb rley, will read a portion of the Law and M11ftir n Saturday, the 12th of Mny, 1H1fi, at thl!

. ! moria! Road Synago.,·ue.

l;IAISEL. Bt·ucc. only son or Mr. ·md

l'

M1·s. M. Mais..·l. Hl7 F1·anc(s , t.n·..t, ObKe1·vatory, Johrmne;;bun!', will J'Pnd a l(lrlion of the Lnw at th" Yeovillt> Synn! . .Wt:ne on May 5th, 194ii. Brochn ;it ivn Hall. Rt·la-

·w·s

and friends COI'dinlly invitt-cl.

R

OSENBERG.-Edwarcf ~l·ye1·, .. econd on of Mt·. and Mrs. (,. Ro~enlJ< r~. :!2 organ Road. \Vehlwr. (;ennh;ton, v.ill n·ad portion of the Lnw nnd Maftir at h liPr- mi ton Synagogue on f'nturda\, May 12th,

1).

LOMAN.-Naplhali, tIt! •,L sou of Mr. nn«l Mn;. Mnt'Cllfl Sloman,

or

I}UI QuP, v. ill l'Pntl a t>m·tion of lw Lnw nt ihl' Hula-

·o SYIHIP.'O~UI' on the 1 th of Mny. Brochn th Jt•wish <iuild. All n·lath·• s •md i11enu,;

rliallr invitul. No cnnl~.

ENGAGE IF. TT

, 170

OVI'l'Z-MERl:lER. MHITil'd iu Lit.hu-

lf.

nnin on Lnp: B'Omel' 1H20 (lRt May), a1·ah Messer lo Marney \Volovit:r.. Pt·eR•

nt uddreH:s: H2. W •!'<tbournl· Uoad, Port F izR\){'th.

DEATHS

C

HASAN.-Idel David. va~~<E;<l nwny 1~~' t~·c-­

fully on April 25th. D' •ply mourned by his .. dfe I<~rieda. son~< Neville .. S ·lwyn nd Alfred, dau~hter-in-la•v Sylvw :mrl

andson Allan.

C

HA .. AN.-ld ·I Hn\'id. pas~wd :1wa:v •>~•ae•·­

fully on AtJt'il 25th. Il« ('IllY momtw<l hy the Suzman fnmily.

,, 1

!1. YER.-Hermnn, f 1·m£'r1Y of Shaduwn.

ll

Lithmtnia. Jlllfll'ed aw~Y nt the .J."hron·

net:bur!( (;cneral Ho~;pltl!l on. Atml the

~th. D<'et1ly mom·neu hy h1~ ~11(·<·•· Bella arb:, Solomon S·~·art1. nn•l fnmll)·.

P

ENN.-Rebccca, n!-{ed 63, J•nllsl·tl )Je:tt '·

fully away on ThursdaY: pril l~th, Hfter a Ion~ and painful 1llness. b1·.tvr•ly me. Jleeply mourned and ~adly mi!lRed hy

• Iovin~ husband Isaac, ~on!-1 Woolf. !\bl' d Aaron, daughter Minnil', dau!(ht 1'!\-IH- w Roe and Jane, son-in-law 'fed, p;rand- h ldren Auhrey, Sig-gi. Da\'id. Selw} n :lllcl inc, relative:-~ :111d friend><. M.H.D.S.R.T.P ·

UNVEILING OF TO~lBSTONE

P

^ENN.-The unveiling of the tomblltone in loving memot'Y of our d ar ?;eli;k, ·.viii lake place on Sunday, Muy l.{, .1t 1~.30 .m. at the West Park Ce~et.~I'Y; Rf!IHllVf'S

d frienus kindly acce11 th1;; mt.1m:1tJon.

THANKS

P

^{E N.'-Mr. I. Penn} nnd family, of ~3 Carotin(' Street, Hillbrow, wh;h t.o ·.hank all relatives 1-1nd friends for tlw heHI't- sympathy e.-tendro to them in the sad s of their beloved ·wif .. and mother, Re- ca Penn. who 'lep:tl'ted thi~ life on the .h of i\pril, 1945.

PIANOFORTE TUI'I10N

\if.\RJORIE MAROUSE, U.P.L.M.,

Jl

U.T.L.M .. 11ianoforte tuition and theo- retical subjects. 'Phone 41-4191, Berea.

BOOKKEEPING-INCOME TAX

l

BANDON Bookkeeping worries. Income

t\

Tax worries. Entrust your books to thoroughly practised bookkeepe1··

elary. ComtJlete satisfaction aRsur!!d.

r•·y Sherwell, Phone 33-6391, 228 Un~on ntre, 31 Pritchard Street, between S1m·

nd~ :mel Harrison Streets, JohanneRburg.

BOARD AND RESIDE• Tf'E OFFERED

B

^O'tRl) nnd residence olfl'red with Je\~·i.sh family. Strictly kosher. Home cook1ng.

On tram route. Suitnble for elderly man

·om11n, ·with attendance ir nf:'ceasary. Ap- lli Kimhet·ley Road. Bnll·am~. Joh:mne>~-

CONGRATULATIONS I

The engagement is announced of Bernica (Mickey), eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Kopilis, to Solly, voungest son of Mr. and Mrs. G.

Elk on.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Abrahamson Return From Palestine

:\l!

¹

on A braham on, Acting c- relar: of i.hC' S.A. Zioni-.;t

FHh•ralton,

and 2\J rs. A hrahamson lt:t \'(' rl'tunt('d tu .Johnttneshlll'g; from

:1 Yi

it t.o Pal-

<' tine.

Mrs. J. L. Landau

:\I

r" ..

J. L.

La1ulau Jw,.. !!oft lot'

¹

'a tal an(}

hoJH'.

to rl'lurn tn .JohnnnP-.hurg

nl

tlw

lH'~inni11~

of .Jnl.'.

JW A Play at Stc..ndard ·Theatre

T HE committee of "Home Com- forts," the well-known

~•ar

fund, is collaborating· with the

J\\

in the pl'Oduction of a comedy ''Fresh Fields,' b. lvor No\·ello, to t3kc plGJce in July.

_...,... ...

^~·-·-

''SPIRIT OF RUSSIA

FAIR.

SELBORNE HALL, SATURDAY. 19th MAY,

:u.) p.m.

''

Conductor:

Leader

:

SOLLY ARONOWSKY.

Bram Verhoef.

Narrator: - Shirley Wakefield.

,\dlllii-'Si()l\ ;! ti.

Tit'kPis

H\'Hilahl"

::\fu•lit·nl ¹id

fur

lt11 ,;i;t.

l>ro"e ds to

.Medi<·al

Aid fnr Hussin

tUHI

.Fr·ieud., of' ih<'

Hm·ir>t

l.'uior1.

.\rmn!.!r

d

I·~ :-·ou.~· .Arorto\\'.~k'.

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ZIONIST SOCIALIST PARTY.

Presents an Acted Play-Reading of

nDESERT HIGHWAY"

By

J.

B. PRllSTLE:Y,

15th May (Tuesday) at 7.45 p.m . .

AT

LIBRARY THEATRE ·

Prices: 107,7

¹

6,5-

Piease Note. - Ticket:,;

obt<1iuabk nt

4,), Shakesp<'at't' House,

Phone;~

t- I

l l

0 All

ticket:,;

mu. t ho

hookt·d at Polliacks

on or be for,.

lOt! 1

:\fay to n. ·urc a<lwittanc ·

... ' ... .

CHILD GUIDANCE

S

^.A. BUREAU OF CHII.. .. D PSYCHOLOGY,

!l4, London House, 21. Loveday Street, Johannesburg. For expert advice on: Selection of careers, school backwardneso, speech defects, conduct problems of childhood and adolescence. 'Phone 33-206S.

YOUR GARDEN

F

^LOWER Lovers' and Gardeners' Attention.

-Learn secret of cut flower treatment, economise by ensuring them longer life and more vitality. Write for J!amphlet Department Z4, Flower Information S<>rvice, Box !109~. Johannesburg.

TI-lE ZlO!IfiST RECORD, J:'RIDA Y.

Step-Down Transformers.

Oot corroct voltage all the tinw.

'~~

hnyo tlw l'igh trau;;form- c>rx for all purpo;-;e. - For Yow· Hadio, Rt-frigeratol'. Cleane-r

\Vn-.:hing Mn('hine or any othPr 110 \ .. olt Eloctri<'f I pplinn<;~

Tra n. · fol'nwrs from

The Cinema

Margaret O'Brien, brilliant ('hilrl :tdt'cl:!t~, gives a memorable performance in ·',\iusic for Millions," a film which combines mu~il' . mirth and drama, nnd ~;hould bt' Khowin~-r ut the Metro for quite a while yet. Jo~c Jturbi, Jimmy Dut•ante, June All}·son and Mandm Hunt are al!!o fpatur d.

Bl'illiant, dmmatic and SJleetnf'ulat· iH "The Way Ahead,'' d<•-;tinPrl to bet'Offic' om•

,,f

the mo~t talked of film of th · year. The story i~; grand and robuHt and is htmdkd \ ith con- I>Ummate t.lkill. l>Hvid Niven iH e.-c ll••nl in ,h•~

leadin~ l'OI nnd iii given able lilll'JlOl't hy ^.1

~;tronl! t'a~t. Al the 20th Centm.}.

De·1nna Durbin hO\ ht t' prowe :1 a eom~dy Bhtr in nddition to U"ing a g-r.:at Binger jn "His Butler'li 'ister." ShP has tile rolt• of ;: maid in the home of a dch )oung baehelo1·, and i!l rel!pOn>d!JJp for a maar; of humot'OI.ll' t<ittwtionh. Excelltml ent -rtHinmPnt

IH the Colosseum.

A VIRTUOSO OF THE VIOLIN Fine Recitals by Thomas Matthew&

Ht• chosp a v;11·h·d programm•· fot· hi~ Sun·

day night •·onn•rt. In Chaconnl'. he not only diKJllnyed hi. virhtoRity as a musif'inn. but inlel'Jln·lt •l Bach with ~upn•m<' delic:H·y ;tnd beauty.

H..Iius' Sonata No. ~ was plny"rl with

J'•·-

straint aml IYriciRm, and with a t•ur 'll<'Rll and subtlety of tone. whieh will not :;oon b • for- gotten.

Mr. AHhley Hat·tley wus an nhlc ;tccompan- iHt in c:reh(H popul:tl' Sonat:• in . Otht•J·

it ms in th' lli'OA"L'ammP included orn•li'>~ La Folia. Soil!' Without \Vonls and tlw Rondo by Moznrt.

.\ftc!' Mr. Matth •ws had ovrn'«'Oml' a li~llc initial uaevenn .. ~s of howing, \h<' JH t•form- allc<' ''Ill-' delightful thtou~hout.

At hi>~ O\H:•ning conc<'rt on W•·dnc~<llay 11i ~ht.

Mt·. M;ttlhlWil played to a packed hall and r·,;t•l!Jlif;ht·rl himst'lf as a warm favuudl<' \\ ith

~outh ,\ frican mu~ie lovt·r~.

Hi» J•lnying of the El ··ar Violin ('{)ni'CI'lo '' n;; :mperh, as v; as his Vivaldi'r; Concerto which was vtaycd with wa1·mth Hnd under- standing. Tlw S.A.B. '. orche!'ltra. under th • l!atou of Mr. Jerry Schulman. ga\'c good 8ll)llJOl't

M1· Matth<>WK is \\ ithoul doubt o1w of the mo!:lt accomvliah~.:d violinil'lts we hav<• hl'ard in Johann Rhurg for a long time.

651-

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The House of Fashion

FASHIONS

for

occasion to suit

-noclc.e e-ve-rY t'

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MlSCELLA. ·Eo S SALES Al TS.--PHint Bt·ushcs: lin. 2.s. 8d.,

q

im;. 3s. ·1d., 2 ins. 1s. :!d., 3 ins. 8A .•

4 ina. ll!< .. 5 inH. 12s. 6d., 6 inH. His r·ach. R •d Roof Paint 13s. Sd. 11et· gal. Green Fadde~;s Roof Paint 32s. 6d. t>t·t' gal. Whit•·

and Cream Hat 01· gloss 3~s. 6d. pet· ~al.

Green, llro\\n, Blue, Red, Black and Choco- late, high glosl-l oil t•aint 22t~. £d. ver gal.

Enumels all colours :?.8. 6rl. pet· tin. Oils l'er P:al. 9s. 9d. Cal'bolineum 3s. llCl' gal. Turp •n- tine Sub. 6s. 6d. 1101' gal. Duraq Di:<tem[lel.' 2s. 6d. per pkt. Coal Tar 3s. per gal. Red.

Yellow, B1•own Oxides; Plaster of Paris nil 3d. per lb. Black and Green Ochre ls. per lb. Putty 5d. per lb. Sand Paper lll. 9d. twr dozen. Write for Hardware, Galvanizf:'d Wan·.

and Building Material, 11rlce8. Atlply: Gen eral Hardware & Paints, 531a Jules Street, Malvern. Box 95 Clcvclan•l. 'Phone 25-2790.

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