rAGE TWENTY
'Phone
22-4411Daily at 2.15 and 7.50 Saturdays at 9.45, 1.45, 5.30 and
8.55 p.m.
4th GREAT \VEEK Metro-Gold\\ryn-Mayer
Proud y Presents SAMUEL GOLDWYN'S Screen Masterpiece and Winner of 9 Academy Awards in 1947:
''THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES''
-Featuring-
MYRNA LOY FREDERI MARCH
DANA ANDREWS TERESA WRIGHT VIRGINIA MAYO HOAGY CARl\iiCHAEL
and introducing
HAROLD RUSSELL
and
CATHY O'DONNELL
Owing to the e treme length
ofthis Feature,
Patron~are re- quested to carefully note times
ofperformances, and to come early to avoid mi sing the com-
mencement
will
deliver a public lecture al th
CARLTON HOTEL
on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4th
at 8.15 p.m.
on
" JEWS NORTH OF THE ZAMBESI "
Introduction:
" Historical Background "
by
MR. S. A. ROCHLIN In the Chair:
CHIEF RABBI PROF. L. I.
RABI OWITZ 'i$Jhairman of the Sodety)
• All are cordially invited Admission Free
~TWATERSRAND
HEBREW BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Adjourned Annual General Meeting
The Annual General Meeting of the above Association will take place on Sunday, the 9th November, 1947, at 10 a.m. sharp. Members are urgently requested to attend. Business as per agenda a1ready published.
By Order,
THE COMMITTEE.
WOMEN'S ZIONIST LEAGUE
BEREA - HILLBROW - PARKTOWN BRANCHES
'A
Morning Market
\Yill
be held at
15 ANERLEY ROAD PARI{TOWN
(take 5 or 5a Bus to Hyde Circle)
NOVEMBER on 4th
Buy our beautiful hand-made articles and fancy goods. Come and have a first-class luncheon in a lovely garden.
Buy our home-made cakes, baked by the best cooks in Johannesburg
and the Novelty Stall
"THE HAT EXCHANGE"
TRADE IN YOUR HATS FOR NEW ONES!
Proceeds to the Jewish National Fund
PRETORIA ZIONIST COUNCIL
50 Years of Zionis11t
A S EETI G
will be held at the
JEWISH l\IEMORIAL HALL
(Beatrix Street) on
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2
at 8.15 p.m.
Speakers:
RABBI DR. E. NEUFELD, M.A., D.Litt.
(Minister of the Pretoria Hebrew Congregation)
PROF. DR. L. I. HABINOWITZ (Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew
Institutions of Johannesburg) and
OU TCILI .. OR COLI LEG .. 1 (of Johann sburg) Refrc hments will
beserv
dII r
elcome
!THE JEWISH CENTRE
has pleasm e in presenting
Sll\'ICHA I{USEVITSKY
Formerl Chief antor of the Great Synagogue, Duke's Place
London
(By kind permission of the Chairman and Committee of the Parkview-
Greenside Hebrew Congregation)
JOSEPH EIDELSON
Formerly Chief ·Cantor of ilna with
ORCHESTRA conducted by
JERRY IDELSON
and
OTHER \VELL-K TO\VN ARTI TS at
A Celebration Concert
of
OPERATIC ARIAS, SO TGS, IU IC
A ~D ' 'HAZO~rUTH" ITEl\1._
on
SUNDAY, NOV. 23rd, 1947
at 8.45 p.m.
at the
20th CENTURY THEATRE
Tickets: 12/6, 7/6 anti 51- obtainable at:
RADIOLEK, 131 Fox Street
(Ppp.Colosseum Booking Office) AMERICAN BOOK AGENCY, 120b Eloff Street (opp. Technical College) Or at the Office of the Jewish Centre,
8 0' eilly Road, Berea Phone 44-7645 - P.O. Box 9007
TllE ZIONIST RECORD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1947
=====================
Solly Aronovsky
in collaboration with
JOHN HENDERSON
has pleasure m presenting
THEM.ELI T EMELI
Blind Genius of the Piano after his Triumphant European Tour
City Hall
1\IONDAY, NOr. 10 - , GALA PERFORMANCE
THURSDAY, NOV. 13- ALL CHOPIN
Admission: 12/3, 9/-, 6/3, 3/9 (including tax)
Booking opens at Polliacks Monday, October 27
PRETORIA CITY HALL
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20 Second House -
AllChopin Booking opens at Polliaclcs from
Thursday, November 6
DR. SHOSRES TO ADDRESS
"OPHIR"
The next "Ophir" function will
t~ke
place to-morrow (Saturday) mght at the Carlton Hotel at
8p.m.
Dr. Henry Shoskes
willspeak on
"Jewish Cultural Nests in Distant Countries-Travel Impressions," and piano solos will be rendered by Miss Maisie Cohen.
"Ophir" members and their friends are codially invited.
Salisbury Celebrates
', 1'i '+}
... ;:. ..
·., ~ ~;
ocial * 04/1 -~ ,j .
JEWISH MUSICAL INSTITUTE OF S.A.
Managing Director: Zelik Engel Musical Director: Solly Aronowsky
presents a
Grand Concert
at the
CITY HALL
WEDNESDAY,NOVEMBER12 on YOUTH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
YOUTH CHOIR BALALAIKA ORCHESTRA
BALLET FANNY SUGARMAN AR'rHUR ROBINSON SONNY BARNETT
ANITA EPSTEIN PIANO ACCORDION SECTION
Conductors:
H.
ICHILCHEK and SOLLY ARONOWSKY Hebrew and Jewi
hl\Iusic
Palestinian Songs Compere:
SCHNOZZLE LESLIE Admission: 12/6, 9/-, 6/ti, 3/6
Booking at. Polliacks
Zionist Jubilee
Left
~oright: 1\Ir. A. Lessem, 1\Irs. E. Gelfand, 1\lr. I. Lasovsky, Rev.
Konnser, 1\lr. S. Lasovsky (in the chair), r. L. E. Banet, Rabbi Dr. Papo, 1\lr. H. Lasovsky, Rev.
B.Bender and 1\lrs Banet.
Salisbury celebrated the 50th anpi- versary of the Zionist Movement at a function in the Jewish Guild Hall, which was crowded.
Mr. S. Lasovsky, chairman of the Salisbury Zionist Society, presided.
and gave interesting facts about the history of the Zionist Movement in Salisbury, speaking on uThe Growth of Zionism in the years I have taken an active part in Salisbury". He show d how the Movement in Salis- bury grew through the year and paid tribute to the Rev. J. J. Rosin and Mr. M. Stein, two of the Zionist workers who originally organised the Zionist Society in Salisbury, and who were present at the function, as well as to Mr. H. Shapiro, Mr. Hoffman, Mr. B. S. Leon, Mr. Nathan. the Rev.
Konvisser and Mr. A. Lessem, past chairmen of the society.
"Zionism amongst the Sephardic communities of the world" '•as dealt with by Rabbi Dr. M. Papo. .Rev. M.
Konvisser spoke on "Fifty Years of Zionism".
Mr. Mervyn Lasovsky spoke on
"The part played by the Zionist Youth Society towards the attainment of our
aims for a National Home".
Mrs. E. Gelfand dealt with the work of Wizo and pointed out that the Women's Zionist Society
inSalis- bury was formed by Dr. Weizmann's wife in 1932. She paid tribute to Mesdames Leah Nathan Muriel Ro in, Fanny Gordon a~d Hilda :g,rikler.
A musical programme followed the artistes being the Misses Paul~
Laws~n,
May Lasovsky, Amy Benatar, Tatahe Ranson, Elsie Mizrahi and Madam Bersin.
Mr. L. E. Banet thanked the speakers and artistes and also made special mention of the work done in the past by Mr. Conrad Nathan and the past chairman, Mr. A. Lessem.
He also paid tribute to Mr. Sam Lasovsky, Mr. I. Lasovsky, the Rev.
Konvisser, Rabbi Papo. Mr. Mervyn Lasovsky and Mrs. Galfand.
Mr. Sam Lasovsky thanked Mrs.
Banet for arranging the function and all those who had assisted, especially Miss Sonia Noar, Mesdames S.
Cowen, R. Anolick and I Shapiro and Messrs. Cyril Banet, Norma~
Donin and Bernard Cohen.
THE ZIONIST RECORD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1947
l'NITED IIEBRK'i\' 1 ·sTITUTIO.
·s,
JOHAN1•ESB RG
Friday nig-ht, a.t Great Synagogue, Chief Rabbi L. Rabinowitz : "The ::lin of .'odom.'' Saturday morning, "Hospital- ity."
uL
·rTED llERREW JNSTITUTIOONS, GERMISTONG rmiston Synagogue, Rev. Dr. A. LicbUg- ftld: Friday evening, "l::iayings o~ our
,ages." 'abbath morning, in the child- ren's service, "The Jewi h Heritage."
PRETORIA HEBREW 0~ ·aREGATIONS Paul Kru~er i::;ynagogue, Junior S1~rvice,
Sabbath morning: Rabbi Dr. R Neufeld, M.A., D.Litt. : '''l'he Lesson of Sodom and Gem6rab."
BIRTHS
H
ORWITZ.-To Jean (nee Mn.r~olin)and Jack a bonny son at the !\later Dei, East London, on the 26th. Both
\\'ell.
BARMITZVAH
K
AIIN.-D:llliel Maurice, C'lder-;t son or Mr and Mrs. Denno If ahn, of ·H llos- pltttl l-ltreet, Cradock, wil.l read n portion ot the Law and Maft1r at the<'rndorl\ ~yn:tgogue, on l::iatunlny, the 1st
• 'oyember.
BARMITZV AH GIFTS
HE Jewi. h Uool Centre hur out. tanding selPI'iions of bookA suitable for Bnr-
mit~nth gifts and other orcaslons.
Doukli 'H'('Illnpnnled by gilt t>dg II card ('On-
noyin~ tht> (•omphnwnts of lit!lldt>r ''ill be sent dir ct 1 o re iplent. On .J'C\'<!1" e side of card n't'ipil•nt i~ inform<•d he mny e change the hook for anoth r should he have re- ceived thi• H:tlllP title from another Honrcl".
The nook (~Pntre maintains a complete r COI'(l of all gifts sent to the sam<' pprsoll.
Gifts "'ill hP. elf'. patched promptly on re- r lpt of n JWrsonal, telephonic or written rCI)Uest. JPwiAh nook
c
•ntr • nth I•'loor, Old Arcade B'lildings, 100, l'ltnri•ct Htreet. .To- bamH•.·burg-. Phone 33·4710. T •l. Add.:"SC'ferbook."
ENGAGEMENTS
K
Al'llPEL --F'RIEDHTEIN.- Tht> engage- mPnt is announced betw~>en Fanny, yuung-est rlauj.;hter of l\lr. and Mrs.Ch. Frie<lstein, of Benoni, to Jonas (\\'oolfie) Kampe), of Johannesburg.
S
OS:\OVII~- VrP. 'HI!".-TlH' 1 n~age·ment i.· announ,.ed lwtween :\I.t>yf'r (Vidor), Hon of the latP )lr. rtnd ,\Irs.
J. ~osno,·iJ,, to nora, da 1ghtcr f)f • It· .• \la.·
Kupshik and tlw late .lrs. A. Kupshik.
flot11 Of .fo]HUllWRburg.
H
ENJlY TREISMAN advises you to per- petun t1 this momentous ocrasion in your I ife by photographing yoursel>es.l'he natuml. therefore the moRt beautiful,
result::~ will be a lovely reminder of your happiest 1lny. :Make your appointment:
Phone 22-7314.
S
PECIALI~TS in liquor catering for wed- dings1 engagements, and all festive occastonR. Largest range of whisky, champagne imported and best South African Wines, liqueur·, brandies, etc P. J. Joubert, (Jhb.) (Pty.). Ltd., Main & Kruis StrPets.Phone...2!:!-Hi75, Johannesburg. Also at Dur- ban Port Elizabeth. Pretoria, Vereeniglng, Randfontein and Brakpan.
R
USTIC FLORISTS.-Por choice cut flowers, artistic wreaths, bouquets, basJ;:pts, floral tributes and nrrangC=- ments for all orca~ions. Clarendon Theatre mdg. 10:i Twist Street, Hillbrow, Johan- pesbu'rg. Telephone 44-7728. After hours 52-2988.SILVER WEDDING
F
AL 'SL ·(;r~rr-RITCIJ\IAN.-:Mnrried !n Johannesburg on NoYPmber 7th, 1{)22, hy 1lw late ReY. Dr. LatHlan r~t Wol- mat·ans fHrf'Pt Rynngo~ne, Sund<'l 1-'ain- sing-rr to KatP Hhnlman. foi'm<'rly of I:anrlfort, 110w Cape Town. Box !:!315.CONSECRATION
M
EL~fA. ·.-The unYeiling of tho tomb- stone in loving memory of the late .Abtwr Melman, de,·ote<l husb:uul of Keile, and belovell father of Rachel. Ha rnh, .racl~ n.nrl Lflah, will take place at tlw \YPst Park Cemctt•ry on Sunday, the 9th No- vember, at 11 a.m. Relath·e~ and friends please acc·ept this intimation.N
OLL. - The unvPiling of the tomhstone in lvving memory of the late Himon Noll will tal\P place :1.t the Doks- bnrg C!'m tery on , unday, the Otb • ·ovem- ber. 1!>47. at 11 a.m.S
ELA.-Por tombstones in all tlNiigns consult Sela Monumental aJHi .\ r·<·hi- tectm·al Works, 24, Edinburg-h Court, Cor. Von Brandis and Jeppc Stre/"tl;. Vhone 22-1380. Night phone, Cantor S. l\fandel, H:-2732.IN MEMORIAM
S
EI~TKER.-Joseph. In loving mt'mory of our dearly beloved father and grnnd- fathei', who passed away at l\Iiddel- burg, Cape, on the 7th day of Cht>. van 5699, corrE-sponding to 1st November, 19:~8.Always rt-nwmbered by his loving <'hildn•n and grandchildren.
PERSONAL
I
SSY ROlliNSON, formerly of Polliacks, wi. hes to inform his friends and clients that he is now able to under- take refrigeration repairs on his own ac- count. !'hone Robinson & Co., 33-8827.ACHING FEET
M
R. S. R DIN, of Avrilles, has pleasure in announcing the opening of a<:hlt·opody department. SiRt r· Bever- ley, l\f.W.J.Ch., London and Cape •rown, in attE>nclance for all foot troublNJ. Pri- vati'. nensonnhle charg . lt'ol' nppoiut- ments phone 22-6820, 3 Harvar<l BuJldings, l t Floor. Joubert Str t. 'onsultatlon free.
SITUATIONS VACANT
Y
OUNG lntelllgPnt Indy, pr ft'l'ably with some e. perlencP, requh·pd for our fur Rbow-room. l'lfust ba,·e perRouality nnd a goorl flgure. ~'or appomtmcnt phone 22 !>381. roReff and Company.S
HEEr-::uwr.u .. worker. fir:;t class vork- ing foreman, requirt•d for fa<·ton: hy old PRtabllRhf'fl COlH'Pl'll. Reply S.l\L, c/o Box 1fi0, JohnnneRburg.Y
OUTIIS required for fitting and turning and • ht>et metal work by old PHtab- liRhed concern. Rt>ply S.M., c/o lJox 1!)0, Johaune~:;burg.WHERE TO STAY, MUIZENBERG Very select and strictly Kosher private home, newly furnished, near Beach, has vacancy for a few paying guests for the coming season. Apply Mrs. Ross, "Quest," Westbury Road, Muizenberg, Telephone 8-5490 Mui- zenberg. Or after
6p.m. telephone
44-7720, Johannesburg.
WHERE TO STAY
O
N a1:ri\:al ,in Jcha~nesburg, Rtny nt the Mirlnn-Seeff l\.o. her Hotel 2;';O'Reilly llon.o, Berea. ~lo<let:n and strirtly Ko~her·. Excellent cuisine. !'bones 44-8815 and 44-4517.
MONEY
£10,000 available for discounting
nms,
Notes nncl rhPfJnes. Postal euquiries wel- comed. Quick set:vice, prompt settlements;
reasonable charges. George Loader and Company. Bill and Finance Brokers. 74 Fox Street, Johannesburg. Pllone 33-1458. (Es- tablished nearly 20 years.)
BURGLAR PROOF & SCREENING
B
URGLAR Bars and ScreenR.-~perialising In all classes of burglar proof, screens and garden furniture Urgent orders executed within thr~>P days. Phone or call nt Rock~>y Gnte and Fence WorkR. 3 Rockey Street. Doornfon- tein. Phone 22-9102. Proprietor&: L. Brazg and J. Steingold.
B
URGLAR Proof r.nrs and S<•rPPns for shopR, warehouses. houses spPcialising in ornamental work. Por all gflnera·r en~nePr·ing nnrl repairs call ~nunclf'rs BnginePrinJ.:. l·l·ln Rree Street, Newtown.Telephone No. 33·377:i.
TO LET
D
OUBLE room, furnished. On bus nn<1 tram route. Vicinity Parktown North.Phone 42-1006 (ev'ening ).
,. Electric BELLS, BUZZE S, etc.
For installation in homes, stores, offices, factories, consulting rooms, etc.
Bell Transformers, 10/9. Electric Bells, 7/3. Buzzers, 4/-
H .i POLLIACK & :co 'lTD
MACDYfllO\ iJD · .. ,·~ .-~·p
MACKAYBROi'WltiAIOI\tT~
ACCOMMODATION OFFERED
Seacombe Hotel, Muizenberg, two minutes from beach. Comfortably furnished, hot and cold water in rooms, spring mattresses. Good
cuisine.
SITUATIONS VACANT
Applications are invited for the following positions to the Wit-
bank Hebrew Congregation:
1.-T~cher
2.-Chazan and Shochet 3.-Teacher, Chazan and
Shochet
Applications must reach the Hon.
Secretary, Witbank Hebrew Con- gregation, on or before 20th
November, 1947.
NORTH EASTERN HEBREW CONGREGATION AND
HEBREW SCHOOL
Pine Road, Orchards 9th St., Orange Grove P.O. Box 1612, Johannesburg
Post of
PRINCIPAL
AND/OR
SENIOR HEBREW TEACHER
Applications, in writing, are invited for the above post and should be for- warded to the undersigned, . from whom further particulars may be ob- tained, up to noon on Wednec:day, 12th November, 1947. The salary will be in accordance with the scales of the S.A. Board of Jewish Educa- tion and duties will commence with the 'new term in January, 1948.
M.
CHOSACK, Secretary.
RECEPTIO PRESE · TATIO
to
RABBI I. KOSSOWSI{Y
Life President, Mizrachi Organi- sation of S.A.
in celebration of his 70th birthday arranged by
Mizrachi, Women's Mizrachi and Hapoel Hamizrachi Organisations
of S.A.
will take place on
THURSDAY, 6th NOV., 1947
at
8p.m.
at the
CORONATION HALL
Speakers:
RABBI B. RABINOWITZ Rabbi Kensington Hebrew Con- gregation and Vice-Chairman, Mizrachi Organisation of S.A.
DR. H.ABT
Executive Member, Mizrachi Organisation of S.A.
l\IRS. A. TUBIANSKI Executive Member, S.A. Women's
Mizrachi Organisation In the Chair:
MR. A. SMITH Songs by:
CANTOR S. MANDEL All Welcome
ACCOMMODATION OFFERED
A
IRY, donbl{• U('<'Otnmodntiun with prl- Yat<' .JewL li family, Yem ille (llPn bordl'rl, on tnun and bus ro11tc . Rental .t.:8 c>a<'ll, int'lu:;iv • of furnitur • Jim•n, bt·ca!a·a. t, h·a~. C'tr·. '\ orkin~ girl or students prPfPl'l't'll. Happy, • ong~>uiul atmosphere. TelephouP 1 ,-eniug ·13-·104:?.FOR AN ENJOYABLE MEAL
come to the
MIRKIN-SEEFF KOSHER HOTEL
25 O'Reilly Road, Berea Johannesburg - Phone 44-8815
Lunches: 1-2 p.m.
Dinner: 5.45-8 p.m.
FEET
WHY SUFFE FRO ACHING FEET ? For burning, aching and tired feet, for corns, callouses and
ingrown nails consult
MRS. D. SCHARF
Chiropodist
64Downing Mansions Cor. Eloff and Plein Str.
Tel. 22-6254 Consultations Free
I
Consumer s Goods Agency
P.O. BOX 1454, JERUSALElVI
AGENCIES - DISTRIBUTION (Agent: J. Oplatka) BOOKING IS NOW OPEN AT
POLLIACKS FOR Bronislaw J. Hermelin's
production of
"BATS IN THE BELFRY"
at the
LIBRARY THEATRE 4th- 8th NOVEMBER
Cast includes:
Sheila N athan-Kuper Stanley Raphael - Guest Artist Jules Goldberg - Daphne White In aid of a Creche in Palestine
for Deportees' Children
ORGANISATION FOR T PROMOTION OF TRADITIONAL JUDAISM IN
. SOUTH AFRICA
(LAMAAN HASHABBAT) 63 Sauer's Buildings Loveday Sh-eet, City The Office of the above Organisation and Hon. Employment Bureau is open
DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
Office hours: 8.45 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Open during Lunch Hour All information and enquiries in connection with the above may be obtained from the Joint Organising
Secretaries
NOTE. -All employers needing staff and who }{eep their busi- nesses closed on Saturday or who are prepared to allow Saturdays off are requested to contact us.
TELEPHONE 33-0455
