Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1933-09-15

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A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE JEWISH HOME
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and
Jewish Ideals
VOI.Uill': .XVI—No. .^4
COLUMBUS. OHIO, .SKl'TKMBKR  i.s,  ry,^3
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By the Way
By David Schwartz
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The Next World War
We arc' informed.on all sides that we
must expect another world war and that
liortly.    The nations of the w<irld are,
t >   to   speak,   merely   rc.'sting   u])   now,
_    t:?ilching their breath, and making ready
jA *fo at each other's throats again.
'•^4* wrence   Stallings   has   compiled   a
•"ttil .tographie album of the World War,
and be Iia.s titled it, with pro()hctic ini-
plications:"Thc First World War."   ;¦-
Ami now comes H. G. Wells in "The
'^hapc of Thing.s to Come" and tells us
that   the   next World   War   will   come
Til 1!M(>.
A Jew Causes It But for the Jew, the most interesting tiling   about   Wells'   prediction   Is—that the  next  World   War  will  have Jewish rrjol.s.
Wells explains the breaking mit. of the next World War as  follows:   '
A Pqle of Jewish exlTaetion. who wtar.s a dental plate, gets "something be¬ tween his tf'eth which makes it unpossi- for him to close hisi jaw. He is in i train on the station platform at Dan- jig (itiiiig to a window, be makes such j-rril)le laces while adjusting the plate n tt a \a/i thinks lie is being ridiculed; in ditt-rcation results, the Nazi shoots "lid the war of the corridor is on. Then ill thi other nations pitch in, and pre.slo- —tht. wtirld IS marching.
Our Version Well wars have been occasloiietr for Itss reason th^n that. But personally,. \ihile I agree with Wells, that the pre¬ text of the next.world war may he Jew¬ isli 1 lia\e a theory that it will be caused bi a ¦'lightly different "cli'atiVbf "clreuni- ^linees
it IS mj opinion that a Nazi soldier commg aboard a Danzig train will see a Va/i ofhcer and raise bis hand in Fas¬ cist salute The Jew on the train seeing tbi \a/is band uplifted, will think he wanli to go out of the room, and the lew will point to the place. The Nazi will thereby be terribly insulted and shoot the Polish lew—and the war of the cor¬ ridors will be on.
Wars Breed Wars But   -seriously  speaking.   It   may   very well bt that the Jew may he the pre¬ text  f(jr the next world war.
\nd that such a w'*''' '^ likely seems i(r\ prubablc. In the first place, wars line a tendency of begetting other wars. Our own Mexican War for instance in ihc fuities, bringing us llie western ter-- itories and with that the question of iht ileterimnation of the status of the sluts in the new territory, was largely rtsiumsible  tor the  Civil  War.   .
\nfl that the Ia.<it World War has left lUnt' of the roots of trouble is plain m all
It   IS   my   opinion, that   it   Is   delayed
by oiilv one thing,' Germany is at pres-
«il   almost   completely   isolated   among
mtiuns of the World.    Now  in the
'Ndays, the Kaiser used to talk about
_,# und Gott," hut even though he had
1 lire isoiiably. I think, assured himself of
(   1(1 s^ssistance,  he  also  depended  upon
nil Inimaii allies.   There was Austria,
ilien was Turkey and a couple of minor
linlrie's.
i^tit noMf Germany is alone, and as ift i.'i it remain.s alone there will be I u ir. But Germany may pick np an |iei ite hero and there in the course of next several years. And when It lis, tlic war will be here,
Nazis l*lan Campaign Here . That Gerniany will more and more make this effort to win friendship among some of the nations is already plain. A German bureau of propagauda* we are lolrl by the newspapers, is at work ii England.
In the United  States
I do not apprehend that the Nazi prop
ugandists will have much siicu'ess in the
United .States.   Not that I do not realize
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Agudath Achim  Announces High Holiday Sermons
Kabbi M. Hirsebspriuig, spiritual leader of the- .Vgudath .Acbiin congrega¬ tion, will deliver his Xew Year sermons nil both days of Ro.qli Hashanah, , at lOa. 111. On Thursday morning, he will Hpeak In bjigllsli and bis subject will be: ".\ Happy New Year". On Friday morning, he will speak in Yiddish and liis subject will be; "Tbe Message of -the Shofar".
Cant-t)r: Yosele Spivak, formerly of the Ohab 2edek Synagogue of New York, will conduct the services.
The Junior Congregation will bold their services in the vestry of the .Syna¬ gogue, at Jh-l-l a. in., both Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Hirscbsprung will deliver the .sermon  for the Juniors.
On Shabbos Slnibah, Septcniber u'.'I, at ¦1:00 p. m., Rabbi Hirschsprung will de¬ liver a scholarly discourse (Pilpul) on a Talmudic subject in the eighth chap¬ ter of Raba Bathra. and Ncdarim, in connection with the laws pertaining to Kol Nidre.
A meeting of tbe Sunday School teach¬ ers will Ik; held Monday evening, Scp- teniher 18, at the Synagogue. New teach¬ ers bav^ been added to the faculty, whose names will, be announced in the near future.' ¦
Beth Jacob Cong. Announces Plans for HolidjEiy Services
The Beth Jacob Congregation has just been completely redecorated, and through tbe splendid cooperation of the Sister¬ hood the floor of the synagogue has been newly carpeted, niaking the Interior most pleasant and attractive.
The bt>ard -"af directors of the Beth Jacob Congregation are happy to an¬ nounce that Cantor Elljohu London of Cleveland, Ohio, will chant the prayers during the high holidays.
Rabbi Grcenwald, spiritual leader of the congregation, wishes to announce his lectures for Rosh Hashanah. On Thurs¬ day morning Sept. 21st,: at 10 a. m.J the first day of Rosh Hashonah; Rabbi Greenwald will speak on "Tlie Jewish Situation in Germany." At ¦'i p. m. in the evening, he will talk on the signifi¬ cance of Rosh' Hashonah. On the sec¬ ond day of Rosh Hashonah, Friday, Sept. 22iid, the subject of the Rabbi's sermon will be, "The Duty gf A Jewish Woman at the Present Time." Satur¬ day evening at "> p. m. Rabbi Green¬ wald will deliver a Pilpulic sermon on a timely Galacha. Services begin at 7 a. m.
All members are cordially invited to attend, the services and  lectures.
Educational Programs are An¬ nounced by Local C. J. W.
The varutus committees of the Council of Jewish Women haye been actively functioning this summer, and plans were formulated for ,. very worthwhile civic and educational programs.
Mrs. A. B. Weinfeld, ,.10,-) N. Cassing¬ ham Road, and Mrs! Monroe Lewen- solni, I'lll N\ -Ardniiire Road, chairman of the Peace and lulucatioiial Course, wish to announc'e the following dates of iheir meetings-, for which they have secured prominent speakers:—Oct. 18th, luncheon followed by a book review: Nov. I'lth, Dec. Cth, Jan. lilth, Jan. 21th and Feb.Mth, Innche^ni meetings
All members are asked to keep these date.s in mind, an(U Wcttch the Chronicle for the annnuncement of the' speakers and their subjects.
Ezras Noshim Meets Sunday
The regular meeting uf the F-zras N'oshini Society will take )ilace Sunday, September |7tb, iii the vestry rooms of tbe Agudath Achim Congregation, at 'J. p, ni.   All inembers please, attend.
Judge Harold Kime Speaks
Before Local A. Z. A.
Chapter
Municipal Judf^e Harold L. Kime ad¬ dressed Cohinihiis chapter fjf A. Z. A. Wednesday night at the Schonthal Cen¬ ter, in the lirst <tf a series of program meetings to be held during the fall and winter season. Refrcslimcnts were served  following the meeting.
With tbe c(miuig of Labor Day, tbe chapter embarked ui)t»n a divcrslllcd pro¬ gram of autumn activities. Twenty-one members and Advisor Max Dworkin of the bpcal clia])ter attended a two-day Labor Day regional convention in Cin¬ cinnati, marking the formation,of a new [ndiana-Ohio-Kcntuckv A. Z. A. Coun¬ cil.
Columbus was honored by the election uf two .members as officers of the con¬ ference. Morri.s Garek, Aleph Gixlol of the local chapter, was elected to a simi¬ lar post in the council, and Ben Gcrtner, former Aleph Mazkir and present pro- ':?rain committee chairman, was chosen .'\leph Sofer. The new organization comprises five chapters: Cohnnbus, Cin¬ cinnati, I3ayton. indianai)oli.s, and Lnu- isvillc.
Business sessions of the convention were held in tbe spacious Wise Center. Social highligbts of the affair were a convention dance in the Pavilion Ca¬ price of the Hotel Netherland Plaza, and a bani|uet~dance at the Wise Center. Delegates present heard sonic of the outstanding figures hi B'nai B'rith today, Including the Hon. Alfred M. Cohen, ?rand president of B'nai B'rith: Dr. f. M. Rublnow, executive secretary; and Lewis Levy, president of the Citicinnati !odge.
With adoption of the new fall sched¬ ule,-Columbus A. Z. A. nbw meets weekly, on Wednesday night at the Sclioiithal Center. Under stimulus of the newly increased activity, many new 'ncmbcrs have been accepted by the cliap¬ tcr, with more applications hciiig re¬ ceived   weekly.
Ohio   Conference   of   M.   E.
Churches Hold Meetings at
Temple Israel
The Sixth Annual Session'of the Ohio Conference Methodist Episcopal Church, which Is being held in our eity at tbe present time, September Ki-18, is utiliz¬ ing the facilities of Teinple Israel in holding its various meetings. ¦ .\ir the facilities of the Temple, Its numerous rooms, vestry and auditorium, are in con¬ stant use. This disposition of the Tem¬ ple was made upon the suggestion of Dr. C. C. Pcale. minister of the First Methodist episcopal Church, and wa.s beartlly endorsed by Rabbi Samuel M. Gup and the laity of the Temple, as an act of neighborliness aiul of common zeal in the cause of  religion.
This conference is the largest Metho¬ dist Conference in the country. Attend¬ ing it are 800 ministers and an equally large hiimbcr of laymen prominent in the chiireh.
Rabbi Samuel M. Gup and De. M. H. Lichliter addressed the Conference on Thursday' afternoon last, at the Fraternal Hour. The meeting was presided over hy Chief Justice, Weygandt, and w;as held at the First Methodist Kpiscopal Church, ISth Street and Bryden Road.
Rabbi Rivlin to Officiate Al Ahavas Sholem Cong.
Rabbi Solmoii Rivlin has accepted the invitation oi the Board (if Directors of the Ahavas Sholem Congregation to ofii- ciate at the High Holiday services to he iield there, beginning next ' Wednesday evening.
Rabbi Isaac Werne, former .spiritual leader of the Ahavas Sholem, left re- ce'iitly for Los .^IlgeIes for permanent residence, leaving the Ccmgregatlon with¬ out a Riibbi f<ir the Holidays. The co¬ operation of Rabbi Rivlin in conducting the services is tberefore most highly aji- preciated by the' <ifticers and members of this Jewish House of Worsbi|).
Policy of Admission by Card
Only Again in Ejffect at
Bryden Rd. Temple
If has again been annnunccd by Teniplc Israel, Bryden Road, that admission fur ''veniiig services on the High Holidays will be by card only. Cards of admission will lie provided only to mcnibei'.s and their immediate families.
Membership In the Congregation can be obtained by comimmicating with .¦\rtbur J. Isaac, cbainnan of the mem¬ bership committee, Telephone Xnmber .'\.dams oo'.V). ar hy calling tbe Temple Secretary, Fairfax 78^18,
Ivreeyoh    Committees    Are
Named and Next Meeting
Set for Sept. 27th
: The Ivreeyoh S;icicty will hold its next regular nieeting fiii Wednesday, Septem¬ ber Tith, at tbe Deshler Wallick Hotel. Plans for the annual card party and anniversary tlinner will be discussed at this time. .MI niembers are urged to be present.
Mrs. I. L. Goldberg, president of the Ivreeyoh .Society, has appointed the fol¬ lowing comnilttecs :, luitcrtaliiment—Mrs. B. Tushbant; Cbildren's entertainment- Mrs. A. Self, Mrs. Morris Beim. Mrs. N, Danziger; Motor Squad—Mrs. 1. W. Garek; Telephone—Mrs. A. W. Robins, Mrs. A, Yenkin, Mrs. S. Malmol, Mrs. B. Gold, and Mrs. P. Fiseman; Member¬ ship—Mrs. S- Sehbmsky. Mrs. 1, W. Garek, Mrs. A. Yenkin; Publicity— Mrs. Cbas. Freidenberg; Visiting Sick Committee—rMrs. M. .\. Kauffman. Mrs. J. Weiner, Mrs. W. Cohen; Resolutions —Mrs. Robert Suid; Flowers—Mrs. H. Center, Mrs. J. Kotosky, Mrs. Robert Suid; Ways and Means—^Mrs. S. Brief, Mrs. A. Seff, ami Mrs. R. Lurie; Men's Board Mr.s. S. Bender, Mrs. S. Hand¬ ler, Mrs. S. Brief; Memorial Scholar¬ ship—Mrs. H. Piatt, Mrs. .^.Goldberg; Sinking Fund—Mrs. J. Thall; Religion— Mrs. Mordecai. Hlrschsprimg; Co-oper¬ ation—Mrs. Max Bogatin.
Send Uniongrams
Mrs. Morris Resler, chairman of the Ro.se F. Lazarus Sisterhood committee on Un'ongranis. wislies to remind the read¬ ers of the Ohio Jewish Chronicle to send uniongrams for holiday greetings. Un¬ iongrams will be delivered upon calling either Mrs. Resler, Fa. ,84-l;i. or Mrs. Blanche Fox, Fa. P570.   ;
The purpose of uniongrams is to main¬ tain the Hebrew Union College scholar¬ ship and dormitory maintenance fund. Every lime you Inly a nniongram, the cost of which is ;^.")c. you add iJO cents to the Fund, an<l at tho=^same lime your message carrieis a personal touch.'
INFANTS' HOME OF OHIO
The Board of Directors. and the kid¬ dies of the Jewish Infants' Home of Ohio are deeply grateful to Mr. Walter Church, of New York City, for a treat 'if candy. We are gratefully indebted to Mr. Al Hceht, of Kllsworth, Mich. He responded so cenerously to the ap¬ peal for jellies, and sent In a wonderful supply.
In memory of Leopold Myers contribu- iloiis were received from the following: \[v. and Mrs. Harry E. Cohen, Dr, and Mrs. Leo Schramm of Dayton; Dr. and Mrs. .S. J. Goodman. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Feibel, Mrs. Rose I.evistein, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gumble,
Knights  of  Israel   Lodge   to Meet Sunday Evening
A general nieeting of The Knights of Israel Lodge will be held on Sunday, September 17th at the Hebrew School at 7 ;;I0 p. m.
Memorial services will also be held at this meeting and Rabbi Greenwald of Congregation Beth Jacob and Cantor Jablan will be our guests.
East  Broad   Street   T-emple
Completes Arrangements
For High Holidays
Kabhi   Nathan   Zelizer   and   Cantor
Grodner and Choir Will Conduct
the Services
The officers of the East Broad Street Temple wish to announce that all ar¬ rangements have been cnnipleled for the High Holiday Services which will be eonducted liy Cantor Soloman Grodner and choir. Rabbi Nathan Zelizer an¬ nounces the following subjects for his sermons on Rosh Hashanah. Wednesday evening, September 20th, at 8 p. *m. he will preach on "Morning Cometh;" on Thursday morning, at ten, he will preach on—"Wbat We Jews Need"; and on Friday moniing. September '22, iat ten a. lUi his subject will be—"What T Ex¬ pect Of Life".
All tbese subjects have been chosen very carefully by Rabbi Zelizer in or¬ der to answer some very important and perplexing (|uestions of present spii'Itual, financial aiid social import, and should be of Interest and inspiration to every Jew.
Members and friend.s of the congrega¬ tion arc urgently requested to procure for themselves tickets which can be ob¬ tained at the Temple every evening of the coming week or by calling Mr. Sol Roth, Rv. -ifii."). Tickets will be abso¬ lutely necessary , for admission to tbe Temple during the Hipb Holidays. Tick¬ ets will he distributed tn mcnibefs of good standing only.' All others are urged to make arrangements with Mr. Roth as  soon as possible.
Evening services will commence at 8 1). in. shari) and monfipg services at 8 a. m. Worshippers are kindly requested to be oil time. Ushers for the High Holidays will be Messers Tobias Pol- rfer, Sam Berniaii, and Louis Schlezin¬ ger. Arrangements have been made for ¦I Children's Service that will be held in the Social Hail of the Temple on Thurs¬ day and Friday niornings at 11 a; m. un¬ der tbe leadership of the rahbi,
Parents arc again reminded to bring their children for registration in the Sunday and Hebrew School of-tlie Tem¬ ple tomorrow (Sunday) at ten 3^'>(n. io the Rabbi's Study. All Sunday -School teachers of the Temple are also requested to attend a special nieeting with Rabbi Zelizer tomorrow morning at 11 a. m. at the Temple.
The members and friends of the con¬ gregation are cordially, invited to attend the Sllchoth Services tonight al 12 mid¬ night. Cantor Grodner and his large choir will conduct the services. It is hoped that a large ruimber of men .and women will attend this special service.
Rabbi Zelizer also wishes to announce that he will resume bis Friday evening sermons and lectures beglnnmg with Oc¬ tober (J. '
2nd Meeting of Minstrels to
Take Plate at Schonthal
Home Monday Eve
Last Monday evening the lirst meeting of the B'nai B'rith minstrels took place at the Excelsior Cliih and was well at¬ tended by past performers and prospec¬ tive entertainers in the forthcoming B'nai B'rith minstrel show to be held in the near future. Mr. Jack Wolstein, who is in charge of this year's show, has issued a call for the second meeting of this group to he held at the Schonthal Com- munily House nexi Monday evening, Sepleniher 18t|i, at 8 o'clock sharp. This will be the last call for talent in the forthcoming show. So don't forget to ¦ be there next  Monday evening.
Hebrew   School   Election
The annual election of the board of directors of the Columbus Hebrew .School will be held on Sunday afternoon, September ITlli, at i?::iO p. m.. at the Hebrew School.
Be sure to attend and cast your vote.
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