Ohio Jewish chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1946-09-06

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Vol. iM,  No. 3S
COLUMBUS, omo, H'RIDAY, SBFTBMBBR 6,  1946
Osvotad to Amsrican •nd Jtwiih  Idsali
Strictly Confidential
Tidbits From Everywhere By Phlneus }. Blron
Dele;»ates From Six States To Meet At J. D. C. Conference
HITLER OVER AMBRICA
The press did not pay suffi¬ cient attention to a study di¬ rected by Arnold Forster, Na¬ tional Director of the Legal .De- I)arlment" for the Antl-Defama¬ tlon League This study was
' based on an analysis ot 150 German language newspapers in this country. .Forster says that "the major portion of the German press in America main- taiiis. that fasciism has been more prevalent in the Roose¬ velt Administration and Tyu- ihan Administration than in Hitlerite Germany".. ..The De- troiter Abendpost tor instance published only recenUy such xihoice items as "The Attorney General of New York Nathaniel L. Goldstein, requests that the state privileges of the Ku Ktux Klan be taken away... .If we were named 'Nathaniel L. Gold¬ stein' we would do exactly the same".. ..Another typical item reads "in a newspaper we saw a picture from Paris 'Secretary Byrnes and his advisor, 'Ben Cohen', this explains a lot of our so-called foreign policy"... We agree fully with Arnold For¬ ster that "Democracy, world peace, and the U. S, Govern¬ ment are today once again tak¬ ing a beating in the pages' of the,, .Qermaji-Atiterican  press"..
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'   .;;tTie1P:i'Is&iTilto(l'|Tob^«!o'e^ ¦ ;pSny' is 'a? one matt;::ihterrfaith #:Oifgiaplzatloii ,iri actiipBi. .We hai>- jpen«l   to   irtiri  Scrbss   a' trade paper called "Retailer's -Guldfi," .in ¦which we read that Mr. Kent is one of tlie pillars of tlie To¬ bacco and. Allied Trade Division ot the United Je-wish Appeal:, that   dividon   pledged   $500,000 toward the 35 million dollir quo- '     ta for Grea6^ New 'irorjc. .Kent -. not only contributed handsome¬ ly but pledged his full (ioopera- tion. Few people Icnow tiiat the same lar. Kent h4s  for many years  been  a  liberal  contribu¬ tor to and an effective worker on behalf of the Federation of
Jewish    Charities Men    like
Kent give hope foe a better day -,      In interfaith relations.. MISCBLIiAICEiOVS
The American Jewish Labor Gouncil is to be congratulated for sponsoring a two hour stoi)- page of the dry goods industry in New York to pfrotest against British militEry terror against the Jewish people in Palestine. The office of the Postmaster (leneral advises us that It can* not interfere -with the anti-Sem¬ itic mailings by the Protestant War Veterans of the United States Inc., 1211'A Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D. C.. Post office regulations permit the spreading of anti-Semitism as ioijg as the "outside cover or wrtnjper of mail matter is free of 'scurrilous and defam¬ atory matter!" The Hebrew Com¬ mittee of National T.,iberation will gain gretit. strength from (Continued on Page Five)
Delegates from six states in the Middle West will gather in Detroit Sunday, September, 15, to attend the first annual meet¬ ing of -the East Central Region of the Joint Distribution Com¬ mittee, major American agency aiding Jewish survivors over¬ seas.
No fiinds will be solicited at the meeting, which wlllbe open to the public. The J, D, C, re¬ ceives its funds from contribu¬ tions to the nationwide drive bf the  United Jewish Appeal,
The 10:00 a, m, session of the annual meeting, which w.lll be held in the Detroit-Lelund Ho¬ tel, will be'devoted to regional business matters, including the election of officers, a review of 1946 activities and plans for the coming year. Ju(lge Maurice Bernon, of -Cleveland, Chairman of the region, will preside at this Session, A feature of the discussion will be regional plans for the J. D. C. SOS campaign for relief-ln-klnd contributions for shipment overseas.
12:15 p. m., the delegates from Michigan,   Ohio,   Indiana,   west
SPEAKBR   FOR   ZIOMBT
.INSTALLATION   EVENT.
SEPTEMBER   15th
AMERICAN.ZIONISTS UPHOLD DR. SILVER'S LEADERSHIP; WARN BRITISH AGAINST DEALING WHH MUFTI
Dr.  Alfred  Jospe
Dr Alfred Jospe, Hillel Di¬ rector at West Virginia and In¬ diana universities, will be the principal speaker at the Instal¬ lation Banquet tb the officars and board members of the Co-
ern   Pennsylvania,   northern  lumbus Zionist District to take
Kentucky and West Virginia will attend a luncheon in the Detroit-Leiand, at which a ques- tion-and-answer panel on the latest developments ta the over¬ seas scene ^vlU- be' held. Reser¬ vations tor the lun<?h^n, which will be,, open -to {the, piiblip,i:iiiay. '«^':-Sl?taihW''/'tiy'iOTltfivg?t|o^!a^ Dora vHtiiSt 'aith.eibe&omJ'SiSnd' Hotel*':'- ' , ,''\:-';
Among those particli^tlhg: in the lunclieon panel on overseas Belief, rehabilitation and eml- g[rat!on needs will be Moses A. Leavltt, J, D. C. Secretary, LOuis H. Sobei, Assistant Secretary, and Dr. J. Benson Sachs, recent¬ ly-returned J. D, C. director In Austria.
At 2:30 p, m. Sunday after¬ noon, the J. D. C, regional group will Join members of the Mich¬ igan State division of the United Jewish Appeal in a combined meeting in the hotel, Edward' M, M. Warburg, Chainnan of the Joint Distribution Commit¬ tee and Chairman of the United Jewish Appeal of Greater New York, will be the featured speak¬ er at this session, along with jMr, Avis Shulman, Jewish com' munal leader, who recently re¬ turned frtirii a survey of condi¬ tions of Jewish ' survivors ta Europe and Palesttae. Isidore Sobeloff, Executive Director of the Detroit Jewish Welfare Fed¬ eration, will also address the session.
RABBI SAUL SILVER BIBS
plaoe Sunday evening, Sept. 15, at the East Broad St. Temple. Before confiing to this country, Dr. Jospe held a pulpit in Berlin and was active in the field of Jewish social work in that city. Despite Nazi opposltinn, he un- .dertook. an, achninlstrative pro. S(;am,i'-4:fl:^-s6!4!ai''r';*aief£;(fe jewislrMhiinultUtieB"':'W^^ tehlahd, ^nd' (jpiitiniiea this lAi- portatit wcsrk until tMnga be¬ came too hot for lilrii there.and he was forced to leave.
Dr. Jospo has traveled thru¬ out Europe and is aware of .the harrowing experiences in¬ flicted upon our people. He ¦vis¬ ited Palestine and Is thoroughly acqiiainted with modern Zion¬ ist developments in the Land of  Israel.
Upon arrival in the United States Dr. Jospe continued his Zionist activities. As president of the Morgantowh, Westu Vir¬ ginia, Zionist District and mem¬ ber of the Execiitive Committee of tho Trl-state Zioriist Region, he has played a vigorous role in Zionist circles.
The food and musical pro- grain which is being prejiared for the Installation Banquet, according to the commmittee on arrangements, will be of the finest.
Remember the date. Sunday evening, Sept. 15th, at East Broad St. Temple'
IMPORTANT NOTIOBI
CHICAGO (JTA)—Rabbi Saul Sijver, founder and president of the Chicago Hebrew Theological College for 25 years, and one of the founder's of the Mizrachl Organization of America, died here tills week at the age of 64.
T. I. SISTERHOOD FIRST RBOCLAB MEETING NEXT MONBAY ItaO P. M.
If yon have not made yonr rflsrrveition (or the Zionist Instnllation Banquet to be lieia September 15th, please do 80 immediately by, mail- In); rMerratlon caitl and check, WiOO per plate, to I. 0. Benis,  1178  Wilson  Ave..
Coiumbos a, Ohio. AU nw- ervatlons mnst bo In by Seip- tember .10th. .
NEW YORK (WNS)—A reso¬ lution expressing confidence in the ipadershlp of Dr. Ab'ba Hil¬ lel Silver, ZOA president, was adopted here this week by the national executive pf the Zion¬ ist Organization of America.
The meeting, an all night closed session at which the gen¬ eral Zionist situation was thor¬ oughly discussed, approved a resolution rejecting the "impu¬ tation conveyed, in the tenden- tlou.s and harmful reports that Dr. 'Silver and the masses of American Zionists whom he leads represent an 'extremist' position in contrast with the allegedly 'moderate' position of the Jewish Agency executive." The resolution also expressed regret over '^the equally unwar¬ ranted sXiggestion that he or we are motivated by anti-British sentiment."
At the same lime the ZOA ex¬ ecutive gave approval to a res¬ olution warning Britain against permitting the former Mufti of Jerusalem to participate in the forthcoming London round-tab- ble talks on Palestine. The reso¬ lution staled the ZOA was "pro¬ foundly shocked at the pj-ess report's that the British Govern¬ ment is agreeing to permit the participation in the projected Conference on Palestine of Had] Amin el Husseinl, the ex-Muftl of Jerusalem, the Nazi agent andv.co-ihstlgator. of ..the mass-
iwrtep'oJ'Mooiooo'3^;'!;^ ¦;":'' ¦ "Wfc;,'teftisie:' to 6elie-ve,"r"the re5()liition stited "that.any civ¬ ilized government ¦Wfoiild itbop to confer with this war criminal about either Palestine "or any other subject, and we regard as inconcei-vable that he'should be gj^jited a voice in the fate of the Jewish people and the futulie of the Jewish National Home."
A resolution reaffirming the official program of the Zionist movement, calling for free entry of Jews into Palestine and th'e establishment of Palestine as "a Jewish Commonwealth with full equality of rights and sta¬ tus for all its Inhabitants," (le- clared that "this program has been adopted and ratified by the highest instances of the World Zionist movement and has been approved by the over¬ whelming majority of American Jewry" and that "the official Zionist position has never been reversed or modified by any World Zionist conference or Zionist Congress empowered to make valid decisions touching iiasic Zionist policy and princi¬
ples-"
Policy Rests Only  With World
Zionist CongrcsH,  Says
Dr. Silver
DR. SCHWARTZ, J. D. C. EUROPEAN. DIRECTOR IB WINNER OP AWARD
BOSTON (WNS)—The only Zionist iMdy "competent to re¬ vise the basic Zionist program is the Congress of thp World Zion¬ ist Organization," r. Abba Hil¬ lel Silver, chairman of the American • Zionist Emergency Council and president of the Zionist Organization of Ameri¬ ca, said in a statement" carried in the Boston Traveler this week.
Referring to the recent re¬ ports In the public press that the J ewish Agency has pro¬ posed the partition of Palestine into "two states, one Arab and One Jewish, Dr: Silver said that "between sessions of the World Zionist Organization only the Actions Committee has author¬ ity to act for the movement and that body has not yet met to discuss this matter and has not authorized any proposals as were   reported   ih   the   press,"
Dr. Silver feraphasized that his criticism of British policy should nbt tie  interpreted as anti-Brit¬ ish.  "We  all have the highest regard for the people of Great Britain,  for the lilgh  concepts and stai^dards of democracy and law which they llS'Ve achie'ved, and for the. coujralge and bravery of theirs fightliig men..Bui-meh' 'wnbT-liaves'flfeMoiWSairid^'fustltiej'X 'vvho,-.' like ''lia ' are' fighting for:' the right of aft ancient.and hon-., 'bfable people -wlilch have suf¬ fered so much to find poaOe at . last in its historic home, can¬ not help but record that their present government is pursuiqg a  woefully  wrong-headed  and dangerously   blundering   policy ta regard to Palestine of which • they, themselves, loyal to their tradition, cannot approve.
Aslied to comment on the re¬ cent charges that the officials of the State Department have consistently frustrated Ameri¬ can policy on Palestine Dr, Sli¬ ver said; "Unlortlinately Crum's charges are all too true-it by American policy is meant the ott repeated public statements of the Presidents of the United States. There has long been a record o/'amazlng and Ijewilder- Ing InconBTuities between what the President says and what the State Department does. We refuse to accept the alternative that the President and the State Depariment have a tacit under¬ standing to give the Jews of the United States a run around."
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. The first regular meeting of the  Tlfereth   Israel Sisterhood
I -will be held in the form of a desseri Luncheon next Monday; Sept. 9, 12t3().P. M., In the ves¬ try rooms of the Temple.
It is to lie a get acquainted affair to wliicH memtiers of the group are asked to Invite a friend. Cards and m»h Jong will follow,the busnl^sa session,
Metabera are. betag notlfie(J that there will be some one to iook after the children during the meeting.
NEW YORK (JTA);-J3ir. Jos. eph J. Schwartz, European di¬ rector of the Joint Distribution Committee, hps been selected by Yeshiva University as winner of Its annual $1,000 Mordecai Ben David Foundation Award, it was announced here.
At the same time it -was re-, vealed that an anonymous con¬ tribution of $50,000 in 1940, whioh made possible the estab¬ lishment of the award, came from the late Enrico Garda, formei* ambassador from. San Marino to France, who "was a resident of the United States since 1940 imtil his death four months ago. The award is made annually for the '"promOtioti attd encouragement of self-re- siiect, self-defense, tadependence and ixiucage among members of the Jewish Yaith."
J. W. V. Auxiliary To Hpld Benefit Affair Wednesday
Just a few more days left to avail members bf the local Jew¬ ish community of the • oppor¬ tunity of having, a. most enjoy, able afternoon with the possi¬ bility of receivtag many attrac¬ tive prizes. Those who have not as yet sent -in their ple<]ges to the $5.00 Donor ^riinch, are asked to do so immediately, in ¦pare of Mrs. H. Cowan, 117'N,' Stanwood Rd., 'Bexley 9, 0.
The affair te to be held next Wednesday, Sept. Uth, 12 noOn at the PesWer-WalllCk Hotel. "The- program -will W a take faff On radio's "Breakfast^ liti- Hblly¬ wood", with Biid Sweeney; of 'WHKC, as master of ceremon' ies.
Prizes are to include a Wish-1
tag ring, orchids, roses, nylons, and many others too numerous to mention. As an added at¬ traction, there will be the jwe- sentatlon of the winner of the "Good  Neighbor Contest".
All funds raised will go to- 'wards hospital ,work, Adopted Ward at Dayton, Facility at Chillleothe and veterans fam¬ ilies at the State Hospital.
The following have pledged to the Donor Brunch: -
Pauline Barkan, Leqa Barnett, Guis Beardg. Sarah Beeker, G«<>le Bender, Pauline Bender, Fannie Herman. Inez
oviitz, {.llilan Braner, Cella Brown.
Clara (»hen, Mn. S. Cooper. Su¬ zanne Covrtn. Bertha Duliky, Betty Pworkln, Rote EdeUon, •Eva^England. er; Tlbe ,Fie|dniBn, Mra. Finger,' Sarah Fliher. Minnie Freedman, Sadie Filed- lond, Ida ^Furman. T
Goloeni tlonnoo Goldman, Darouiy 0. (Kildateln. DjIKiUiy R,.'G«ld«teln. Anne Gordon, Pauline Green. Beetle Oraenbci'g, jaarsaret Qroumon, Row annman, Goidie Goldman Bea Got- (Continued on Page li'ive)
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