Page Eighteen THE ZIONIST REOOBD May 29, 1942.
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"The South African Jew."
Next Friday the guest speaker will be Miss Leontine Sagan, the well- known producer, who will give an ad-
ress entitled, ''On the Theatre."
FAURESMITH WOMEN'S ZIONIST GROUP
Under the auspices of the Faure- smith and district Women's Zionist S wing Grouu, a display of garments for the child welfare institutions in J>alestine was held on Sunday, the 10th Mav, at the residence of Mr. and r . Tobias, ,T agen;fontein. A com-
tition for a box of chocolates, don- a.t d by Mrs. J. Immerman, was won
y Mr. R. Philip~, Fauresmith.
The .J.N.F. box collections had been the largest ever collected in this dis- trict an<i werf' <'onvened by Mesdames Horwitz and Philips. ·
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DR. HERZOG KEEPS OPEN HOUSE IN JERUSALEM For South African Jewish Soldiers
The S.A. Jewish Board of Deputies l1as received a letter from Dr. I. Herzog, Chief Rabbi of Palestine, in the course of which the following passage occurs:
A number of South Afri- can Jewish men and ' ·omen serving in the Middle East were the guests of the Chief Rabbi for Kiddush on the first day of Passover. They were all in the be t of h alth
and spirits.
The Chief Rabbi keeps open house for South Afri- can troops whenever they spend their leave in the Hol
rCity, and the Chief Rabbi would be grateful if the families of these men would, when writing, extend his in- vitation to them.
REV. M. D. KLAFF Appointed Mini t r of Kroonstad
Hebrew Congreg tion
After ten years service as minister of the Boksburg Hebrew Congrega- tion, the Rev. l\I. D. Klaff has re- signed in order to take up the posi- tion of Minister of the Kroonstad He- brew Congregation. He begins his duties on June 1st.
Rev. and Mrs. Klaff will be O'reat- ly missed by the Jewish community in Boksburg and district. A com- munal farewell \Vas given in their honour prior to their leaving, and a report of this will appear in next week's issue.
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MONDAY 6 a.m. to 3 P.m.
TUESDAY 6 a.m. to 3 p.m.
WED~ hSDA Y 6 a.m. to 12 noon
THURSDAY 6 a.m. to 3 p.m.
FRIDAY 6 a.rn. to 3 p.m.
8ATURDA Y 6 a.m. to 4 p.m.
By Order of the Council, R. SIMON, Secretary.
The marriage of Celia, 5econd daug·hter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Katz, of 2.:Ja Louisa Street, to Morris, only son of Mr. A. Kirson and the late l\1rs. M. Kil'::;on, will take place at the Berea Synagogue on Sunday, :31st May, at 4.:30 p.m. No cards and no reception.
The marriacre of Mary youncrer 1laughter of l\'lrs. B. Passo~ and the late Mr. R. Passov, to Eric, only son
· f l\h. and Mrs. E. Brod (formerly f
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lo) took lace at the ::::>alisburv Syn3g·ogue on the 24th Ma~. ·The . engagement is announced of l\1ary, younger daughter of Mr. N.
and the late Mrs. Odes, of Kimberley, to Louis, youngest son of Mr. and Mes. II. J os:-;, of Pretoria.
The marriage will take place on Wednesday, :Jrd June, at the Gardens Synagogue Cape Town, of Blume,
<laughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Berelo- witz, of Philip:-;town, to Henry, :::on of Mr. and Mrs. H. Roup, of Paarl.
No curds and no reception. Congratu- lations may be sent to "Chudfield,"
Southfield Ho~u1, Plumstead, Cape.
The engag ment is announced of Lily, daughtc1 of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Morris, of Johannesburg, and Charlie, son of Mr. and the late Mrs. I. Silver, of Germiston.
The marriage will take 11lace of Merle (Mucki ) , youngest daughter of l\1r . Milli a11d the late Mr. I.
Jacks, to Abraham (Allen) , son of l\lr . . and the late Mr. H. Levin, at thP. H rca S 1nagogue on Sunday,·
31 t fay.
:\Ir. an<l Mrs ... lax Sc al, of 37 Hendon Street, Yeoville, ai e being congratulat d on the birth of a son, at Queen Victoria i Iaternity Hom . The engagement is announced of Gertie, younger daughter of Mr. and l\lrs. I. Gersowsky, of East London, and Ban, only son ·of Mr. and l\lrs.
J. Rosen, of Johannesburg.
Congratulations a1·e being extended to l\lr. and Mrs. Alfred Bas (nee Olga Rosenfield) on the birth of a son at the l<~]orence Nightingale
Nur~ing Home on 12th May.
JOHANNESBURG WOMEN'S ZIONIST LEAGUE
Bertrams-Judith Paarl Branch.- The annual general meeting of the above Society was held recently with Mrs. 11. Frame in the chair. The guests of honour were Mrs. A.
Franks and Mrs. A. P. Cohen.
The resignation of Mrs. Frame from the chairmanship was deeply regretted as she has given many years of devoted service to the branch. As a mark of esteem and in appreciation of her work, Mrs. Frame was unani- mously elected Honorary Life Chair- man of the Branch.
The following honorary officers were elected :-Acting- Chairlady, Mrs. M. Frame; Vice~Chairlady, Mrs.
Ogus; Hon. Treasurer, Mrs. G. Klein;
Hon. Secretary, Mrs. R. Nathan;
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Sidlin; Committee: Mesdam s Fine- stone, Solomon, Stutze.n, Orelowitz,
A~erman, Goerb r, Ratner and 1yers.
A hand ome gift was pre ented to Iiss Ida ron, the retiring hon. see- r Lary, in reco nition of her ·aluable work.
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--WOMEN URGED TO JOIN UNION DEFENCE FORCES
URGENT APPEAL MADE BY COLONEL WERDMULLER
"QUR soldiers cannot f~ght alone," said Colonel G. C. G.
Werdmuller, the Director for Re- cruiting; r cently. "Unless the men at the front have adequate support at the base their sacrifices are in vain. The !women ·of South Africa can give them that support by join- ing the W.A . .A.S. or the W • .A.A.Ji'.
They must stand by their men.
Thousands are already on the job, but thousands more are needed to free the men who are tied down to oase of fices."
The decision of th Union Def enc JJepartment to enli t the service of
\\omen in anti-aircraft an<l search- light batterie. has biought the ".ack- ack" very mucl into ti1e news r - cently. 'I'he greate:-;t importance has been attached to adequate "ack-ack"
defences for the Union coast town and aerodromes. This country is fol- lowing the scheme in Brita.in where the use of women to operate the sen- sitive dials of the fire control in:tru- ments in anti-aircraft batt ,ries ha been a notable i:::uccess.
\Y om n aro al. ·o wanted a::-; welders, painter., electricians, fitters for aero- nlane engines, carpenters, instrument makers, radio mechanics, parachute j)ackers, canteen workers, clerical worker,,, transJ>ort drivers a11d many other kinds of war work.
An Inspiration To The .Men.
The zeal with which many women have taken to war work has been an inspiration to their menfolk, who, de- termined not to be outdone, have shown their desire to pull their weight in this all-in war by going on active service. More inspiration, how- ever, is needed.
Jewish women have bee;i renowned for the way they stuod by their men throughout the centuries of struggle for Jewish freedom. To-day, more than ever before, the Jewish cause is in the b3lance. Jewish men and Jew- ish women have rallied to the fight against Hitlerism and tfle concentra- tion camp regime it stands for. But an even greater effort is needed.
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A MUSICAL EVENING TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY NIGHT
Among- the artists who are kindly giving their services at the "Musi- c:al Evening" to be held in the home of Mrs. W. Senior, St. Andrew's Road, on Sunday, June fl, are Miss Jean Gluckman, Mr. B1uno Raikin, Rev. S. Back0n, and Master Ralph Kastner, aged ten years. Ralph was the '\\ in11er of the v10lin competition under twelve vears .at the 1942 Ei:-.teddfod. .
The cone it i~ in aid of the Jewish National F'un<l (Sa onwold Quota), and is under the auRpices of the Sa. - 0mvol<l bl'anch of tl1<' .Johanneshurg Women's Zioni t League.
"THE WOMEN" AT STANDARD THEATRE
Rooking is now open at Publix for th(' performances of the farnou.;; play,
"The Women,'' by Clare Boothe, which is being directed for the Jo- hannesburg Repertory Players by the celebrated producer, Miss Leontine Sagan, and will be presentefl at the Standard Theatre from June 6 to lG.
The sophisticated dialogue, ruth- les;;; characterisation, and lively situ- ations have made this play one of the most entertaining theatrical pieces of its kind, a11d one also that allows much scope to the producer and demands considerable talent from the actors. AU these requirements will be amply satisfied in the forth- coming production, which will no doubt prove a tn~mendous draw.
A Legacy of £25
The committee of the Jewish Ladies Communal League wi -h to ac- knowledge the sum of £25 for>varded to them from the estate of the late Mr. L. Lissack, of Volksrust, Trans- v al, as a legacy to the Jewish Girls Club. Johannesburg.
Mr. Jerry Idelson
A letter has been received from l\Ir. Jerry Idelson stating that he has severed all connections with the
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"International Lady" at 20th Century
"American Bombers for Britain Sabotaged!" "International Spy Ring Attempts to Prevent American Aid to Britain!" These dramatic head- lines form the basis of the story,
"International Lady," which is the attraction at the 20th Century Theatre. The sabotage ring includes a beautiful . inger, Ilona Massey, who sings messages throughout the world by radio. George Brent, iepre- sentative of America's detective forces, and Ba ii Rathbone from Scotland Yard, make up a cast of well chosen and uperb actors who make a great tory of modern in- trigue greater.
"K iss the Boys Goodbye" at Empire
The Broad vay musical comedy, ''Kiss the Boys Goodbye'' if: the at- traction at the Empire Theatre this week. This i.; in<leed one of the finest musical successes seen here, and Mary Martin shows herself to be a beautiful comedy artist of the first order in the l~ading female role. She has the brilliant co-operation of that fine actor, Don Ameche.
"Phantom Submarine" at Plaza
Thrills from beginning to end are shown in the "Phantom Submarine"
at the Plaza Theatre this week. Head- ing the fine cast is Anita Louise and Bruce Bennett.
There are al o somi~ most attractive African Mirror seen s ·hown at this theatre this week.
" Penny Serenade" at Curzon
That moving and poignant film,
"Penny Serenade,'' is the attraction at the Curzon Theatre this week.
Cary Grant and Irene Dunne give brilliant performances in a work in which there L light and shade of a . ubtle kind. , .
There are daily matinee perfo11n- ances at thi;, Hillbrow theatre.
"Smilin' Through" at M etro
The beautiful ~tory of "Smilin' Through" has now h Pn et to mu ic.
Film lov r will h glad to know that 1et1 a-Goldwyn-May i have engaged th crvice of J canette itiac Dona lei, Brian Alwrne, Gene Raymond, and Jan Huntc-r in the leading roles. The production, which is in technicolour, :,,hould draw thousands to the Mctm theatre.
"This Thing Called Love" at Colosseum
The splendid pair (1f artists, Melvyn Doug-la,· ancl Ro alind Russell, ~dve
great plP-asure as the leads in "1his Thing Called Love" :-it the Colosseum Theatre. It is a really bright and fascinating show. The latest African Mirror includes scene::; of General and Mrs. Smuts "up North," and the proceedings at the Liberty Cavalcade.
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