Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1945-12-07

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Davot«d   to   Amarican and  Jawlih   ld*ali
Strictly Confidential
TfrtbltR   Prom   Everywiirru By  Phinoas J. Biron
REPORT AGE...
l^Defeiise organizations siiouici investigate tlie consistent re¬ ports tiiat Montreal, Canada, is once more tiie scene of vioienl anti-Semitic incitients... .News¬ papers don't pay any attention to these occurances, but recent happenings are revolting symp¬ toms of rampant anti-Semitism ..Among other things, syna¬ gogues have been vandalized.. Which reminfls us that David Fried, of New Yori^, has sent iri the following apt tiuotallon: "After the war the center of anti-Semitism Will shift from the European continent to North and South America",... This prediction was penned by Prof. Saio Baron of Columbia University. .And we don't ilke the slant of the article "Rich 'Refugees'-18 Karat Headaches," in the November 27th issue of iMOk magazine..it is untimely . .The editorial box above the article reads: '"Refugees' i s quoted in the title of this ar¬ ticle because the few emigres CTtfed here are smearing thous¬ ands of honest refugees who have fought for the U. S., piid taxes, contributed richly to our culture", .rjut even this box will not undo the bad effect which the article will ^have on the average reader.. THIS AND THAT. ... ISaMore power to the Chronicle- Star of Pascagouia, Mississippi ..It. blasts Senator Bilbo in realistic political language that will do his re-election iiopcs no good..The poster "These im¬ mortal Chaplains," available through the Institute fur Amer¬ ican democracy, 3ti9 l,eXington Avenue, New York, should be placarded all over the country.. Prof. Albert ISinstein, whose home near Beriln was confis¬ cated by the Nazis andjater he- came the iiome of a prominent Gauleiter, received a huge case (Continued on Page four)
B'nai B'rith Provides For Absentee Voting
.VEXT   MEETING   CHANGED TO  MONDAV, dec.  17
Absentee balloting has been provided tor the el/eetion of B'nai B'rith officer^ ot Zion Lodge, No. 62, for this ydjir tiy action of the elections coinmit- tee approved last week.
This provision was made to accomodate any member who will lie out of town and not able to atttend the meeting on December 25 at the Bi-oud St. Temple.
It will he necessary for any¬ one desiring an aliscntee ballgj, to writer to the Secretary of the Lotlge   prior   to   Decembar   17
ZION    I-ODGE   MEETING CHANGED   TO   DEC.  17
The regular meeting Qf Zion lodge. No, fi2, B'nai B'rith, has been changed from Dec, 10 to Dec, 17 to make possible a joint meet¬ ing* with the B'nai B'rith women.
Dec. 17 is the regular meet¬ ing night of the B'nai B'rith women who are in charge of the program. A special fea¬ ture arranged for the Joint meeting with the men is a "T ruth or Consetiuences" show to be conducted by Bud Sweeney, popular WHKC announ(»r.
Leader to Address J. W. V. Auxiliary Meeting Tuesday
/ Mrs, Malvina V, Freeman, of Mt, Vernon, N. Y,, Pa,st Nation¬ al Pies-ident of the Ladles Au- xilfn.ry, .lewi.'jh War 'Vetei-ans of the U. S,, will be guosi speaker at the meetiing of Cap¬ itol Ladies Auxiliary No 122, to lie held next Tuestiay. Dec, 11, at 8 p, m„ at the Seneca Hotel, Broad St, and CrnnI Ave,
Mr.«. Freeman served as Na¬ tional President flurln,' the tirrie' the local Jewish War Vol- orjfflis Auxiliary was organized ri,!,'hl years ago. and was Inslrii- mental In getting It starti'd. She has been active in Veteran circles for yeaiis and is a most interesting speaker,
Xoniination and election of officers will  be heid.
Hostesses at the social hour following the meeting will he Miss Bertha Dulslky, Mrs. N Radzeli. Mrs. Louis Grossman. Mrs. Sara Fisher and Mrs. Sam Lichteiisteln.   preslrlent.
Council In Shoes For Barefoot Children Drive
and return marked ballot to the secretai-y no later ' than Dec. 24. Sam R. Topolosky, 1044 E,  Main St.,  is the secretary;
Any member unable to attend the election meeting becau.se of illne.ss can also apply for a ballot. It will b.e delivered by Allan Tarshish. president, ac¬ cording to the established prac¬ tice of the lodge.
F'inal nominations for all of¬ fices, delegates and one tru.stee will be inaile al the next meet¬ ing of B'nai B'rith Dec. 17, This is the occasion. of a joint mee^ilg with the local B'nai B'ritli' women who are arrang¬ ing the program.
The Columbus Section, Na¬ tional Council ot Jewish Worn- en has a new and most gratify¬ ing project, that of sending shoes to the children of war lorn Europe. "It is our hope that thru this project, which is a part of our Service to Foreign Born, we can supply footwear for many barefoot youngsters, this winter." Mrs, E. J. Gordon, chairman ot Service to Foreign Born, declared this week. Thir- tyfive pairs of shoes and twen¬ ty pairs of goloshes are now on their way from this section at the present time, but this is a mere beginning, ahe said.
Generous gifts from IVIra. Robert Wasserman and Mrs. SI Irimerman, of $25.00 each, hSped to make this purchase (iOsslble. Other donations re" ceived lo dale have been from Mrs. Louis Roth and Mrs. Irv¬ ing Levlne, to whom the Coun¬ cil Is most grateful.
Mrs. E. J. Gordon has named Mrs. Harry Goldberg to head this "Shoes For Europe Cam¬ paign" Those wishing lo con¬ tribute money to help buy shoes may do so by sending checks to Mrs. Goldberg, 196 S. Cassingham Rd.
Children need your help-^ can you deny them? ,
Local Song Writer Wins Recognition
"My Johnny's Coming Home" song written by Henry Judis, 1849 Ardenrun W?iy, will be played and sung on the "Song¬ writers On Parade" program, Monday eveninig, Dec, lOlh, 10,30, over station W, W, R. L. (1800 Kilocycles) in New York. Mr. Judis has composed many songs before, as a hobby, but this is the first time his song has been accepted for preview in Tin Pan Alley.
"Songwriters On Parade", is a program designed to Jielp amateur songwrilers get a start.
On Wednesday of last week Mr Judis was informed by Russ Morgan, featured artist at the local R. K 0. Palace theater, that his song, "Hip 0 Lee-Li Lo" ' was chosen out of a list of some 300 in a local contest of spngwrlllng. Mr. Judis wa"s interviewed by Mr. Morgan the same day al 2 o^clock over WGOL ancj latef at three 9'iilock, when this num¬ ber was played over that sta¬ tion. On Wednesday evening on the Keith Palace stage Mr. Judla was glveti a big ovation by a capacity audience when he was called on the stage lo.; sliig Ws numbei; with Russ Moifgan and his orchestra. w
LARGEST TURNOUT ANTiCIPATED FOR HADASSAH DONOR DINNER
IVKEEYOH   ANNUAL DINNER  HET   FOR   DEC.   10
The annual dinner of the Ivreeyoh Society will he held on Sunday, Dec, IGth. at G P.M., at the .Agudath Achlm Social Hall. This year the organiza- llon is to .celebrate lis 23rd year of continuous Service to the Columbus Hebrew School. The dinner is open to the pub¬ lic.
A .'iplendid program Is being arranged for this occasion, com¬ plete details of which are to he announced in next -week's issue fjf the Ghronlclg.
LOCAL,.lEWISH   LEADER KLBtrrED   IN   AR8ENTIA
.Mrs.   Wlllliim   .Schiff Donor Dlnni'r ('hairiiiiin
This Sunday evening, at (i;,30 o'clock, In the Ball-Room of the Deshler-Waliick Hotel, the 17th Annual..and the largest ever/.. Donor Dinner of the Columii^s Chapter of Hadassah will open.
Willi a greater numheh of patrons than at any time in the history of the Donor Dinner, the affair will be a tribute not only to Hada,ssah. ,or to the many tlrele.ss workers who have helped towards Its success..but to the entire Jewish communi¬ ty who have answered the call for funds to carry on iiadass- ah's expanded post-war activi¬ ties,
Traditiimal with the Donor Iiinner is .Mrs, Sigmund,Orn- Ktein. who for fourteen years has taken care of the gigantic task of serving as treasurer for this affair.. Her joli has grown In size and respon,siliiilty a.s the Donor, Dinner has progresseti, and Mrs. Ofnstein has always handled It with efflciuncy and precision.
Mrs. Jule Mark, assilsted by Mrs,   Sig   Welsskerz,  ^lave  been
Riibbi  A.  .1.   Lelyveld Donor   Dinner   Speaker
In charge of seating reserva¬ tions In an effort to arrange for the seating parties, asre- tiucsted. .and to assign tables In the order that checks* were received,,, ,their duties have been arduous. These who have not iiaid In advance may do so al the rtoo/,
Mrs, Sanmiel Horowitz is pres¬ ident of the Columbus Chapter of Hadassah, and will give the Welcome to the assembled gilests, Mrs, William Schiff, General Chairman of ihe Donor Dinn'er will he chairman of the evening, and will introduce the guesl speaker, Habbl Arthur .1, Lelyveld, who will speak on "We   Shall   Have   Palestine,"
Mrs, Aladar Zipser and Mrs. Albert Schiff are general co- chairmen. Mrs Zipser headed the Committee on P>l edges, whose efforts liruught forth the largest list in the history of the Donor Dinner. The list of tiolcl Plates. Silver I'iates, Diiliors and I'ledge.-i is being an¬ nounced hy Mrs, Xipser on page  five of this Lssue.
Albeit  SchlH
Announcement is made that Albert Schiff was elected as member lo the National Execu¬ tive Committee of the Zionist Organization of America, at the recent National Convention held al  Atlantic City.
Mr. Schiff, who was ill and unable- lo allend the Conven¬ tion, was elected to Ibp' highest p611cy making boflyof the Z- O.A., tiecause of his maiiy years ot servl'ce 1.0 the Zionist cau.se, having served as. a member of the National Administrative Council for a number ot years ^nd having also served as Pres¬ ident ot the Ohio Valley Zion¬ ist Region tor two terms.
The Zionist Organization of America which called Dr. Ab¬ ba Hillel Silver to oftlce ot Presidency, Is looking forward to a year of great events In tor- jvarding   It  program   of   recon-
PROGRAM
Audience
Star   Spangled   Banner - -    „      .
Mrs.  M. A. Krakotf at the Piano invocation - - - - Mrs.   Samuel  Gup
Dinner
Welcome
Mrs. Samuel Horowitz President, Columbus Chapter of Hadass.ah
Chairman Mrs. William Schitt
Choral Selections     -        - East Broad Street Tempje Choir
Under Direction of Cantor  Leo M. Halpern
and Mra. B. W. Abramson
U Va  shotor Godol Seu   Sh'urim
"To Hem-ilia Szold" by  Rose  iirody        Mrs. Jack Wolman
Rabbi   Arthur   J.   Lelyveld
"We  Shall  Have  Palestine"
Hatikvah . . . . , Audience
Entire program open to the public.
stituting^^Palestlne as a Jewish Commonwealth and providing a home'for those of our home¬ less Jewish people vv'hlch need a home.
'I'he following Columbus peo¬ ple attended the Convention at Atlantic City: Maurice ChatUa, David Galser, Sidney L. Katz, Leonard Manekin, Mr. and Mrs. A. I Yenkin and Mt. and Mrs. Fred Yenkin.
Special Program For Temple Israel Sisterhood Dec. 11
A program that wlli be "The Answer to Our Questions" has been planned tor the December meeting of the Bryden Road Temple Sisterhood on Tuesday, Dec. nth. Those participating (Continued on Page Five)
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