Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1947-04-25

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Vol. 25, No. 17-
COIiUMBUS, OHIO, FRIDAY, APRTti 25, 1047
Devoted to American and  JewtBh Ide&ls
Strictly Confidential
Tidbits Prom Everywhere By Phlneas J, Biron
Temple Brotherhood To Present Noted Hypnotist Tuesday
PREDICTION
Some Zionists have been pfe- . dieting for some time that Mos¬ cow wUl be giving moral aid to th« Arabs.. .We go on record predicting that at the UN ses¬ sion the y. S. spokesmen will douliie cross the Zionists and do everything to keep Ibn Saud In good humor so aa to safe¬ guard American oil iritereats.. "The Soviet Union will clamor fpr an Independent Palestine, and support a bi-natlonal state., PERSONALIA
Kurt Weill, noted composer, has booked pasifage for Pales¬ tine to visit his parents. .Hank Greenberg due for a guest spot on the Blng Crosby show in a couple of weeks. ..Charlie Chap¬ lin returns to California soon "to see our babies". .Stella Ad¬ ler Is exhibiting the paintings ot Norman Raben at her home.. He's the son o? the immortal Sholom Alelcbem.. .What Is ex- Governor Lehman planning to do with tbe suite of offices he's opened tn New I York's Squibb Building?. .Joseph Curtis, whose fatherr Is Columbia film execu¬ tive Jack Cohen, will quit the movies for an advertising ca¬ reer... Is Judge Samuel Leibo- ¦wltz eyeing the D.A. ottice In Brooklyn?... ATTEN'HON DBKBHSB ORGANIZATIONS
Why  the  strange  silence  on the part of Jewish defense or¬ ganizations  about  the  Buckley (Continued on Page 8)
L.  Daniel  Schijiidt,  Exq,
The Bryden Road Temple! Brotherhood officers, In bring¬ ing Prof, L, Daniel Schmidt, famous hypnotist, to the Temple Vestry next Tuesday, April 29lh, at 8 P, M,, are presenting to the membership for "Ladies Nile" a very unusual and Interesting personality.
in recent years. Prof, Schmidt has had unusual experiences as a result ot his lectures and demonstrations dealing with hypnotlBm. Hundreds of lettfcra have been received from per¬ sons desirous of having hypno¬ tism cure them of anything from chronic itch to just plain (Continued on Page 8)
ZIONIST LEADBIB TO SPEAK HERE MAY l.ltlil
Daniel Frisch, Chairman oC tho Administrative Council of (he Zionist Organization of America, will address tho Co¬ lnmbus Zionist District nt Port Hayes Hotel, on Tues¬ day evening,' May 13th, nt 8:30. Mr. Prisch Jnst returned from tlie /World Emergency Zionist ExccutWo' Meeting in Palestine In March, an d should have an Important messago for Colnmbas Jewry. More  details next week.
Council To Fete New Officers And Entire Membership
The Columbus SecUon of the Council ot Jewish Women will install newly elected officers at their final meeting ot the year on Tuesday, May 6th, Mrs, Rob¬ ert Blashek, president, has an¬ nounced that the Installation will be preceded by a free lunch¬ eon to all members to be served at I o'clock In the Bryden Rd. Temple. Mrs. Louis Madison is chairman of this luncheon com¬ mittee.
Speclal treat of the day, to follow installation, will be the presentation ot a one-act Come¬ dy now in preparation by Council members, under the di¬ rection of Mrs, Louis Harris. More details .In next week's Chronicle.
Britain, France Want U. N. Commission In
Palestine Composed of ^'Neutral Nations"
Noted Dance Artists To Present Program
B'nai B'rith Smoker Is Scheduled For Thursday Evening
LAKE SUCCESS (JTA)—Brit¬ ish and French sjDoliesmen here indicated that their govern¬ ments would favor the appoint¬ ment of a fact-finding commis¬ sion composed of representa¬ tives of "neutral" small nations when the special United Nations session on Palestine is held at Flushing Meadows. This plan would bar Arabs, Jews and rep¬ resentatives of the Big Five trom membership on the Inquiry committee.
The British spokesman cited Czechoslovakia, Brazil, Sweden and New Zealand as examples of the small powers whose reii- resenlatton on the committee his government would favor. The names of Jan Masaryk of .Czechoslovakia and Oswaldo Aranha of Brazil were also mentioned as contenders for president of the U.N. session.
The Jewish Agency was re- Ported, to have Informally in¬ dicated that it would request a spat on the floor of the General- Assembly without a vote during the discussions of the PalesUne Issue.
Earlier, the Agency urged that the special .session ot the Assembly ls,sue an Interim de¬ cision which would immediately open Palestine" to Jewish immi¬ gration.
Pointing out that further de¬ lay may mean catastrophe for Jews who have now waited t^o years for liberation and recon¬ struction, the Agency declared that such an Interim order Is dictated by every consideration
outlined In a statement Issued following a meeting ot the American section of Its execu¬ tive In New York. The statement pointed out that "the Jewish ' people approach the forthcom¬ ing U.N. session under a great disadvantage, Great Britain and the Arab world are formally represented In the U.N. and In a position to influence the de¬ cision. The party most vitally concerned has no voice, no vote, no advocate. But the Jew¬ ish people feel confident that they have both law and equity on their side. And they turn to the United Nations, appealing for a judgement which, expres¬ sive of the world's goodwUl and. sense of justice, will bring an end to suffering and restore to them the rights, status and dig¬ nity of a free people." Arabs WIU Demand U.N. Supervise a Plebiscite
I n Palestine
Farls el. Khoury, Syrian dele¬ gate to the U.N. Security Council and spokesman fnr the Arab League, said here that the Arab members of the United Nations will demaijd at the special ses¬ sion that the United Nations supervise a plebiscite In Pales¬ tine for the purpose of establish¬ ing "a democratic form ot gov¬ ernment" there. He added that the Arab delegations will also demand that all Jewish immi- ' gratlon to_;,.galestine be halted between now atid the plebiscite.
The Syrian .delegation also an¬ nounced that Syria will demand representation on the fact-tlnd-
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Delakova and Berk are bring¬ ing to the Jews ot Coiumbua on Thursday evening.  May  1,
, entertainment of a new and di¬ stinctive form. Long hailed by audiences in tftls country as well as on the continent for their unique and outstanding dance interpretations, they are the only danoe team in America de¬ voted to tlie Jewish and Hebrf w - dance.   Few   artista   iiave   so
'... skillfully adapted their profes¬ sion to' creating a "lietter under¬ standing of their people. Tbrouni their dratnatic portray- a4iOf«eb«w culture .andv hU- ioryi. these ' displaced Palestin¬ ian;, dancers bring to life the;
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inspiring  stories,   legends,   nnd folklore of the Jew,
One of their new compositions the Hagadah, which Is the story of Passover and the exo¬ dus Qf the Jews from Egypt, Is closely akin to their dwrf' flight from Nazi Europe. In their portrayal of the Hagadah, they enact the feeling of hope that spring awakens in aU liv¬ ing things and imply the fervent desire ot Jews all over the worid to gain entrance to Palestine.
AltluHigh- tpday the  subject
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Next Thursday, May 1, at the Broad Street Temple, the first Anriuai B'nal B'rlth Smoker will be held'. Festvlltles are to begin at 8:30 P. M. The Smoker is a project of the newley cj-eated Activities Committee under the chairmanship of Leon S. Fried¬ man,, Guardian of Zion Lodge.
This Smoker Is the first ot many activities planned for the younger men of the Lodge, al¬ though all {nembers are equally welcome.
The Activities Committee was formed lo develop an interest in the lodge hy means of smok¬ ers, social events, choral and dramatic groups and other func¬ tions speclticaUy designed to attract younger B'nai B'rlth members.
An Interesting, hut very short, program has been planned for this first event which will be followed by an informal social period consisting ot a gin tourna¬ ment and other Interesting ac¬ tivities not usually associated with the usual type of B'nal B'rlth programs. There will he no speeches, no formal meeting or ritual.
of  humanity  and  Internallonjfti Ing committee which the special
session is expected to appoint. He stated that the basic Arab demand at the session will be the early establishment of Pal¬ estine as an Independent' state. U.N. Session Can Decide On
Holding DrbiKe,   Lie  Says
The special session will have
the right  to decide whether a
general    debate    art    Palestine
should precede the appointment
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law.
"It would, moreover, serve as an Immediate test of the slgnlfi' cance of the forthcoming ses¬ sion. It would make it clear that ni/ power can manipulate the General Assembly ot the United Nations for the purposes of di¬ latory maneuver, accepting or rejecting its findings as it pleases."
The   Agency's   position   was
Joint Sponsorship Of Big Hillel Nite Monday Evening
MAY SIID DESIGNATED ¦AS UNITED JBWISH APPEAL SABBATH
NEW*^OKK (WNS)—Rabhl William F. Rosenblum, Presi¬ dent of the Synagogue (i)uncll ot America, has called uipon more than 2,400 Orthodox, Con¬ servative and Reform rabbis throughout tlie country to in their synagogues and. tempiea on^May 3rd'special prByera for the success of the United Jew¬ ish Appeal campaign for the relief, rehabilitation and resettle¬ ment of Europe's homeless and destltute'Jeiys, it was announced here this weeli at the national beadquarters of' the U. J. A.
Next Mpnday Night, April 28th, at Broad St. Temple, the annual joint evening known as •HUlel Nile' will be held. Zlon Lodge, B'nal B'rith joins with B'nal B'rlth Women to present a social and educational evening that promises to be one of the best attended ot the year. Tho meeting will be oalled to order promptly at 8:30 p, m.
A debate of universal Interest will be on the first part of the program. Taking part will be the Hlllel Debating Team of Ohio State University versus the. Hlllel Alumni Debating Team of Lorraine, O., Lodge 863. Burton WlUlama and Rich, ard Sliberman comprise the 0. S. U. Team against Hyman Goldberg and George Jacoby of the Alumni Team of Lorraine. The judges In this contest will be Di-. B. W. Abramson, Morris Lopper and Roy J. Stone. The subject win be, "Resolved: That Th'e United Nations Should "Take ,Over  The  Palestine  Mandate."
ifreshroents will be served by'"th«. B'nal B'rith Woiften.
Succeeding the Debate wUl be a program of Palestinian Music by/he Hlllel QuarteL
t   this   meeting,   tlw   first n.(Smiiiation of officers ¦will al- (Continued on page Five)
WELFARE  FEDERATION AND  JEWISH-CENTER MEETING WEDNESDAY
, Rudolph Klemperer, president ot the Schonthal Center, and Abe 1, Yenkin, president of the Jewish Welfare Federation, liave called a regular quarterly meet¬ ing for next Wednesday eve¬ ning, April 30th, 7:30 p. m,, at the Center. Speclal arrange¬ ments have been made lo have the meeting begin promptly at 7:30 P, M., so that those having other appointments may be able to fulfill them.
It Is essential that the lx>ard members be present In order (o discuss accute problems which have arisen in these two fields. The financial and activity reports will also be submitted.
JPBENCH GOVERNMENT PLANNING TO ADRHT DP's
GENEVA (JTA)—The French Government is planning to send a commission tQ displaced per¬ sons camps in Europe to choose a substantial numtier of Immt-' grants to aid in the reconstruc-' tion pt the country, Andre Piill-. (p, Minister of National Econ¬ omy; told the Jewish Telegraph¬ ic Agency. PhiUp is In Cieneva attending the meetliig of the U.N. ^ preparatory ¦ comiifWalon for   the,  lnternaU«»u\l   Trade 'Organization. \  ,       \