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RICHARD T.Al BER CAROL I AYE
PETER GRAVES
West Rand Jewish Sports Club
pte ents its firs function
ALL DAY SHOW
Gym hana, Horse Show Jumpi g Competition
at
K. BACHER'S FARM
(on ain Reef Road to Randfon- tein: 16 miles from Johanne burg.
Signpost will indicate direction.) on
Sunday, 1st September, 1946
from 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.
Prizes will be presented by the Chief Rabbi, Dr. L.
I. Rabinowitz,after the show.
Cold Lunches and Light Refresh- ments will be obtainable.
An Interesting and Pleasant Time is
promi~edto all
j_j'or further particulars please phone 22-1029.
Brt•e &c Hoek Sts.
'Phone 22-4411 Daily
at2.15 and 8 p.m.
2nd Great ·eek
THE FINEST FIL
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OTHER YEAR
!Thousands have seen it ! They all say:
"It's Magnificent ! ,:1etro-Gold\vyn-Mayer's
"The Green
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ears
From A. J. Cronin's
be~t~eliing-
novel.
With an all Star Cast
Cl1arles Coburn
Tom Drake Beverly Tyler Hume Cronyn Be advised - BOOK EARLY
DOORNFONTEIN ZIONIST SOCIALIST PARTY
DOOR FONTEI JEW Y I I
an l'llt•'rtainin~ awl Pnlir.ht~ning . In .TilL\ l'l J:I,H' ('t). 'YI·~I. 'AZTO. ·g
\'ill h<' lw!d nt thP
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"ith th • following p1ogrammc:
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(In 'i<l<li~h.) ·
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THE JEWISH CE TR 0
1NEG SHABATH
at Corona Lodge, 8 0' eilly Rd., Berea.
CORO. 'A LODGE, 8 O'REILLY RD., BEREA in the progr. mme for
TO-MORROW, SAT., 3l"t AUGUST, 1916 A Play Reading will ~ ~iven by the KinR's N01·ton Playr ading Cil·cle, headed by Mr .
Miriam Lief
A 'ketch by Mi!'s Celia Land man 'Son&' in English, Yiddi!<h and H brew will
be rendered by Cantor Alter.
A Public Di·cns'lion on an inte~· sting theme intt·oduced by Rabbi Dr. I. J. Harri • Songs and Refreshment· - All At'c Welcome
THE ZIONIST RECORD, FRID Y, AUGUST 30, ~
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Social and
rof.
will address a
onster
ally hil ns '
at the
20th Century Theatre
on
Sunday, 22nd September, 1946
at
11a.m .
Jewish Children's Orchestra Child Soloists
Musical Director :
SOLLY ARONOW SKY
ADMISSION FREE
All Hebrew chools are requested to make special arrangements for this morning. F·or further details apply:
Secreta.ry, S.A. Board of Jewish Education, P.O. Box 2942, .Johannes-
burg.
Kroonstad H~brew Congregation
A R c ·pt1on
in honour of
Prof. C cil Roth (Oxford)
and ~rs. oth
'·ill takp piau• at t I!
Communal Hall
on
Sunday, 1st September.. 1946
at 8 p.m.
MR. M. \Y A 1 ER, Chairman of the K oonstad Hebre't ·Congregation,
\.\'illpreside.
REFRESHME.~.
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INFOR 1AL RES • .'
ALL ·wELCOME
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Services are held daily at 4.4.5 p.m.
a.t 40 Greenway, Greenside.
DIVINE SERVICES :for
~heforth- coming HIGH FESTIVALS will be held in th GREE .. SIDE E TE
T -SION GOVERNMENT SCHOOL nnd seats may be reserved with the under- signed from 6.30 p.m. to 7 .. _)0 p.m.
daily.
M. BERMAN, H on. Secretarr.
Phone 41-2785 - - P.O. Box 1404 Johannesburg
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"Vay of Pt't•p:ll·ation."
United Jewi h HPffll'!ll on:.:regati<.rr; Jti.
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•·Crimi' And l'uni:-;hment." • 'aturdtJ .\.ug-u, t :31. H<•rYit'P at 11 a.m. l'rPaelll Rabbi Dr. H. Happaport, "ThP QuaJ1ti of Justi<'e.··
, 'pringl'l aud Di:-;tt·id. ;Tewi~h Refot·m C.
p:regation: Friday. ~\ugust 30, , 'n i t,t ()p.m.
MR. E. MILLER
who was the past Secretary of the Witwater&rand Hebrew Benevolent Association, wis} es to mmounce that he has left the services of the Institution and has commenced buai·
ness on his o'
'1l.under the name of:
ITZIKOWITZ & MILLER
3rd Floor, 43 Steytler's Building&.
Cor. Loveday
&1\Iarket Streets Telephone: 33-3;j48
as Secretaries of Companies, Book·
keepers, In. urance and General Agents.
His services are at the disposal ri the public, vhon he has served f a number of year .
Ber a
Members nnd subf;cribe ·s of the Berea Hebre\v 'chool are reminded of the General feeting taking place on Sunday, the l t Sep ember
19~at 8 p.m.
The bu in'S . to e discu. ·ed as
per circular posted.
A musical evening will follow on
the C011clusion of the bu iness of the meeting, at which the follo\\il'l&' arli ts have kindly con ented appear:
Cantot S. Iandel Bruno Rail-en
Betty Pack
~
. Balaiken
Refreshments will be served.
Je
Hebre n
nox 115, JOHA ' TE n rG
The Committee of the above Con•
gregation will sit for the purpose of allotting seats for the coming High Festivals nd to enrol new memberi every Wednesday from 7.30 to 9.80 p.m. and every Sunday from 10 a.m.
to 12.30 p.m.
From Sunday, 22nd September, tJie Committee will be in attendanei every evening and all day on w-.
nesday, 25th September.
The well-known Cantor
I.Baddi will conduct the High Festival ser-
vices with full choir.
C. \VOLPE,
Hon. SecretarJ,
THE ZIONIST RECORD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 19!6
Communal
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Vinimum Charge 5/-, Repeats, 1/- lea ,Miacellaneoua Announcements: 1/- for every
eb words.
'Minimum Charge 6/-, Repeats 1/- le88.
BIRTH
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SSEROW. n 22nd, at Florence Night- ingale, to Tilly (nee Goldsmi tll), wife of Hymie Isserow, a daughter.BARMITZVAHS
B
AYER.-Spencer, younger son of l\1rs.· L. Bayer and the late Dr. J. .\1.
Bayer, will read a portion of the Lm\
•on Saturday, 31st August, nt the l:;yua- gogue, Kimberley.
S
ADOWSKY.-Alec, third Ron of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sadowsky, of Maynard Man- sions, Upper Maynard Street, Cap Town, will read 1\!aftir at the •.rnlmud Torah Minyan, Hope l::ltreet, on Saturday, 7th September, 1940.S
PECIALISTS in liquor catering for wed-din~:.. engagements, nnd ull f. , •
"ccastons. Largest range of whisky, champagne imported and best South African Wines, liqueurs, bnwdhls, etc. 1'. J. Jm."'"'
(Jhb.) ( Pty.), Ltd., Main & Kruis Street.
Phone 22-l:'ii5, Johflnnesbnrg. Also at Jlur ban, Port Elizabf'th, Pretoria. V~>n•Pniglne
Ranrlfontt-in and Rrak-pnn.
ENGAGEMENTS
H
ERTZ- G.Al\!1-'EL. -Tlle engn~ement Js annonn<'ed betwE> n PE-arl, •·lrlPr daughtf'r of l\1r. anrt Mrs. l\:lnyer Hertz, of East London, and l~ionel Oor<lon (Chummy), • on of l\frs. H.. :md the lntt• :\h ..f. r.ampel, of Oh:-wr"'atory, Johanuesl.mt·g.
H
FJNRY TREISl\IAN advises you to per- petuate this momentous occasion in yonr life by photographing yourselves.The natural, therefore the most beautiful, results will be a lovely reminder of your bappie t day. Make your appointment:
Phone 22-7314.
INGERIE, Hngerl I La Shelle for lill~PriP, machine or hand-mad . Trou!c!Rf!au W('ar a sper.lality. Orders taken. Made up from customers' own materials if desired. La Shelle (Princi- pals: Miriam Llknaitzky, Letty Lax), 319, Africa House, Rlsstk Street. 'Phone 22-1211.
TO BE MARRIED
E
LION- 1\lELZliJR.- The marriage will take place of Hannah, <laugh l" of Mr. and l\:lr!'!.r .
!ltelze~, to Ted, son of the late l\Ir. and Mrs. S. J. Elion, on Sunday, 1st September, at 10.30 n.m. at the Wolmarans Stre<>t Synagogue.RUBY WEDDING
K
ARK- KRAMER. -l\Iarried at thP. Park Synagogue, Jobanneflburg, on SE>p- t<>mbPr 2. 1006, Annle Gertrud{>, young('st" daughtPr of the late Mr. ru1d l\lrs.\Volf Kramer, to Ezekiel, ~;el'ond son of the late 1r. and Irs . .Tacoh KArk. all of
.Tobaunesbur~. Prespnt addrE-SS: !l Bonvista Man. ions, '.rwist Street, Hill brow.
DEATH
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DELSTEL ·.- Passed away peacefull~· on the lith instant, at his home, ll1 llppPr GatPly Street, Bnst )",onrlon, Nathum EcleL tein, nfter a lon.g- illnesl'l courageously borne. Deeply mourned h.v his loving wifP Rm:t>, son l\1t'lviliP, flau~rhtPrsRenee, LaurirP, Sonia, and son-in-lav.- 'rhPo.
brothers and sisters.
UNVEILING OF TOMBSTONES
K
RETZMER.- The unveiling pf th tomb- Rtone in memory of the late Miriam 'Iinna Kretl:nwr, mothPr of Sam, Robbie and Jack, will take place on Sun- day, lst Septemb~>r, 19-16, at 10.30 a.m. at -tlle ·west Park Ceuwtery. Friemls and rela-tives kindly accept this intimation.
P
INCUS.- The unveiling of the tomb- Rtone in loving memory of the late Saul Pincus, devoted husband of Estller ano beloved father of Bessie, Zeldn and Ada will take place on Sunday, Rep- temher 1st, 19-!6, at 9.4() a.m. at thP WPst Parl• CemetPry. Helatives and friends kindly acc<"pt this intimation.ACCOMMODATION OFFERED
B
OARD and Residenc•p offerf'd to t"·o yonn,:; gentlemPn or conplf' in husi·1w·ss, in refined Jewish boruP. Phone
24-~R~'{.
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RIGHT ~unny uufurni ·hed room suitable one or two gentlemen. :s'ear bus. fJar- age availablP. if 1·equirPd. R nt !:4.(T nnet.) 153 1~t ln·enue, Bez. Valley North. Phon(' ·13-4184.
ACCOMMODATION WANTED
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OUNG dation GentlPmau ne-ar <'entro of City or 1'\orth-rPquires accommo- 42_51{7~ Suburbs. t'rgent. Y">lease telephoneSITUATIONS WANTED
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or .~u~nlat· . natur~. ExePllent rPfPl'Pll('PS tl•:itllylllg Jugltp: t llltPgrity :tncl ability iu all-round :u•tivitit>s avnilable. HPply in f'on-
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/!r!~ttlfnt \nth f:tt'JIIPI'. Apply l>.J•'. ::R,
cb·/o ' Zwnist Hc•cord," Dox l riO, .TohannNI-
ur~.
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EWI 'II young lady (Palestinian), r;peaks Ilebt'C'W ::mel English, highly rN·om . mPud.ed, . see.ks _poRi tion as ~O\"f'rness wt~h., J(>\nHh, tanll]Y 111 tlw Rl.wrlPsia!< .. \pply LV .,, c/o J,ox 1.)0, JohauneRburg.- ---
BOOKKEEPING-INCOME TAX
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Bookkeeping worries. Income- Tax worries. Entrust your bookR to thoroughly practised bookkooper-~,;ecretary. Complete HU.til:1fa<'tlon assurecl Hn.rr) Sherwell. Phone ;{3-63!}1, 228 Union. Centre 31 Pritchard Rtr£>et, between Simmonds and Hart·ison l';treets, Johnnuesbucg.
BURGLAR PROOF
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UUGLAR Proof Bars and Sl'rM>ns for shops. warehottl:1t>R, housMJ spE>Mallslnc in ornamental work. For all general engineering and r£>pairs call SaonderR FJnginPE'ring, 14-la Rree Street, Newtown.Tel£>phonp No. 33-37i5.
MONEY
£10,000 available tor discounting Bills, Notes nnd c•ht>QUPS. Po"tal Pnqulrlf'~ wei r·otned. Qni<-k sen·Jre, prompt st>ttlPments · reasonable rhar~e!'l. Georj!e T,onrter nnrt f'ompany, Bill anrl Finance BrokPrs, 74 Fox
~tt'Pl't. JohnnnPSburg. Phone 33-1458. (Es- tablished nearly 20 years.)
SITUATION VACA1 NT
Lady with knowledge of Bookkeeping.
Experience in keeping Wage Register preferable.
Good handwriting essential.
Apply:
ADELSON BROS. (PTY.) LTD.
40 Commissioner Street Phone 35-5552 Johannesburg
NORTH EASliER, N HEBREW SCHOOL
Applications are invited for the post of
Hebrew Teacher
State qualifications to:
CHAIRMAN, Box 2003, Johannesburg.
Wanted
To put·ehase or on loan two s(•ts of
Gemorrahs
(SHAS)Apply to
Muizenberg Talmudical Study Society
c/o Balmoral Hotel, 1\Iuizenberg.
srrUATION W"ANTED
Ex-volunteer, bilingual, married, 16 years' experience General Dealer, Furni- ture, Radios, prior to enlistment, 5 years in Anny Motor Spares Unit, requires pos1bon as Manager or similar position of trust in town or country. St1und kn-owledge of bookkeeping and general office routine.
Reply to:
'(EX-VOLUNTEER,"
Box 150, Johannesbur:;.
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and CA>lumbia, Extra Loud, Loud, Medium and Soft.
Tin of 200 . . 1/8
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M!(~Ff<OIIlf•, ~hA(~.l lllfi.IA~~,·
1\liss Hedy Haas, the brilliant imper-
~onator,
who takes a prominent part
mthe vaudeville show now in its final
week at the • 'tandard Theatre.
Jewish Guild Parliament
The Guild Parliament, which had a very successful run before the war, has restarted again. The Post- War Session will take place on Sep- tember 1, at 8 p.m., at the Jewish Guild.
The Parliament will be officially opened by Mr. W. Wolpert, who is acting as Governor-General. Mr.
D. Epstein will be the speaker.
A "moiir'.,1 of no confidence" hal:>
already been tabled.
Any member of t e Jewish Guild is eligible for membership.
Members may bring friends along.
A most enjoyable evening is assured
.N ' EW EXECUTIVE MEMBERS OF UNITED HEBREW
CONGREGATION
Several changes in the Governing body of the United Hebrew Congrega- tion have taken place as the result of a cable received from the president, Mr. H. Herber, that he has been in- definitely detained in America and that under the circumstances he felt that he should resign his office.
Mr. Herber's resignation was ac- cepted with regret, and the Council decided to elect Mr.
I. A. Maisels, thepresent vice-president, as president of the congregation.
Dr. J. Schwartz, a member of the Council and of the Internal Manage- ment Committee, was elected vice- president and Mr. Henry Levy was elected to fill the office of Dr.
Schwartz.
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Owner selling for personal reasons.
A very good business for anybody.
Write for particulars to GENERAL DEALER, C/o. "The Zionist Record,"
Box 150, Johannesburg.
LOYONNET'S FAREWELL CONCERT
. Loyonne.t was given a rousing ova-
ti~n
at h1s farewell recital at the C1ty Hall on Monday night. At the close of the concert he was called out for many encores, which he gave g.enerously. The Beethoven Appal:>- siOnata was performed with breadth of vision and great depth. The group of Chopin in which Loyonnet excelled, displayed a wide range of technique and purity of tone.
The concert at the City Hall con- cluded a successful South African tour which will long be remembered.
"0 p h'
1r" E venmg ·
The next function by "Ophir" will take place at the Carlton Hotel on August 31, at 8 p.m.
Dr. H Sonnabend will speak on
"Leaves from my Diary."
In the
mu~icalprogramme Miss J
ea~.Gluckman will sing from com- positiOns of Mr. Arnold Kentridge, a
swell as operatic arias. Mr. Bruno Ruikin will be at the piano.
M mbers and friends ar cordi- ally inviled.
W eissenberg Concert in Aid of Palestine Orchestra and Habimah
Through the courtesy of African Consolidated Theatres, Ltd.,
Si~iW eissenberg will give a concert m aid of the "S.A. Friends of the Pal- estine 0Tchestra and Habimah Theatre, at the City Hall, on Sep- tember 23.
Faye Marlowe in the supporting caste of "Junior Miss;' now showing
at the Twentieth Century.
RIGI WEISSENBERG will give a
~
request recital at the Curzon on Sunday evening. His programme will include Beethoven's Sonata Pathetique, Humoresque by Schu- man, and works of Chopin, n.--.{'1,
Milhaud, Rameau and Prokofieff.
