Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1933-05-19

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VOLUME XVI—No. t;.
COi.UMHUS, OHIO. MAY  ly, 11^33
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Great Progress Reported at
.^nnual Meeting of
Temple Israel
j TliL' annual incctiiiK of Temple Israel iSiimluy^jbvuninK, Mny 14, was remarkable i"nf IJiti IukI^ cliaracter of the reports ¦111(1 addrcssw delivered. Outstand'ng was tlie ines.sagc of tltc President, Mr. L. J. Goodman; it hrcatlied a spirit of 'a notable record of performance durin,!- llic year now closed. Everyone present pelt grateful to Mr. Goodman for the cneitiy which he has put into the ad- miuistration of his office and for his un- tityn.tr devotion to the welfare of the CoiigrcRation.
Throittrh Mrs. W. A. Hersch, Prcsi- ^deiii of the Sisterhood, the assembly 'was deeply ' impressed .with the many achievements of this splendid organiza- tioTi. Tt has been a year tit genuine pi'o.Lcicss. Due to her leadership, aided hy the""various chairmen, particularly Mrs. Hwri-y Friedenberg, Chairman of Ihc Supper Committee, and Mrs. Sinion Laznrus, Chairman of the Finance Com- miuee, and the marvelous spirit of co- itlierafioii exemplified by everyone, this organization was enabled to accomplish a yeoman's job.
The treasurer's report, read hy Mr. RolitTt K. Levy, in the absence o£ Mr-. Sinion Lazarus, Treasurer of the Con- yrf^iition, rciwrtcd a balance on hand of *M0O. This is the only sum avail- iihlc witli whicli to meet current cx- pcris'us; the er.-itwhile sinking .fund hav¬ ing hccn completely spent for. the re- imilding of the Temple.
Pointiiifi out the needs of the Congre- jjatuin, Mr. E. J. Schanfarber, Chair- {in:ui o£ the Finance Committee, made a jptrong appeal for the continued support ^ 'S tiic members and the prompt payment \6\  dues. ^ ,
! All lhc other reports were ok high Lrilcr. Each showed some :part: played •in the furtherance of the well-being of .^ihe whole Congregation. These were rTcndcrcd by Mr, Arthur E. Loeb, Secre- 'tiiry of the Temple;. Mr. Joseph Basch, Chairman of the Auditing Committee; Mr. Leo Yassenoff, Chairman of the J'.iiilding Committee; Mrs. Celia Kahn Kosrnthid. substituting for Mr. Mark D. Feinknopf, for the Young Folk's Tem¬ ple League; Mr. Stephen Hofmayer, for the Voutli Temple; Master Clarence Is.'Kic, for the Junior Congregation; Mrs, .^nliinon Loeb, for the Sunshhie Clnb; Mr, Artlnir Isaac, for the Membership rirniiiiittee, and Dr. S. D. Edelman, for \Ui- dominating Committee.—¦
llie Rahbi expressed his thankfulness Im llic ofiicers and members for the many < vidences of Warm and sincere solicitude ivU'iuicd to him during the year. He re- :iiiiided tlie Congregation that'the syna- ¦ jLiit! has played a significant part in ilu' inakinR of Jewish, life. The values (Continued on page 2)
Columbus  Jewry Unites
In Plan To Deal Wilh
German Situation
A meeting; of the representa¬ tives from the various Jewish organi/.atioTiB was held recently in Columbus at the Sehnnthal Center. The indignation of the .lewinh comnumity of Columbus was exprcH.scd in the form of a resolution cnndcnininf]^ the Hitler program of oppresBion and discriminntion against the Jew.
Action was taken authorizing a committee, appointed for that purpose, to communicate its sentiments to the Department of State and to our various, reprcsentntivcs in Congreae and the United States Senate.
Further details regarding the ¦ local anti-Hitler activities will he announced in the Chromcle in the near future.
Hillel Players To Present Per- lormance At Dayton Tem¬ ple, Sat. Night, May 20th
Director Jack EfTrat will take Hillel riiivers' successful production, "R. U. !j'. lo Dayton today (Saturday) to prc- ;v;n a performance at the Temple Ccn- 'icr in that citj' at 8 p. ni. The play ts riLJiig sponsored hy a group of promir . iKiit Dayton women and Hillel .Muiniil wlio are interested in the furthering ol iH'ivifie.s at the  Hillel   Foundation.
:\lr.s. Lester Kusworm is general chair-
ijKiii   of  the  affair   with   Marjorie  Jane
lirown and Harry Lawner heading tht
¦fc;,iiiiTini committee.    Assisting Mrs. Kiis-
T .Linn are: Mrs. David Maybrook, cl;tair-
of tickets;  Mrs.  David  Finn/ pa-
iidiis;  Mrs. Ahe  Harris, treasure/ and
|i]s;iig; Mrs. Harry-Her:!, ushers; Mrs.
.iris   Elvst,   iKistcrs;   Marjorie   Jane
!U, properties;  Miss Katherine Kau,
tinii, and Mrs. Samuel Marcus, pub-
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Big Attendance Assured at
Broad St. Temple Bridge
Pairty Sunday Evening
All plans have been completed for the most outstanding hridgc party of tiic social calendar of the Senior Sisterhood of the East Broad Street Temple. Over one thousand invitations and tickets have bceir mailed and all indications point to an attendance of over one hundred tables. The bridge party is the last one of the present social season and all promi¬ nent Jcwisii socialites are expected to be present. The Annual Year Book edited by the Sisterhood under the Chairman¬ ship of Mrs. Manrice Siegel, will be dis¬ tributed to all menibers at this party. Although a vast crowd is assured, plenty of tables are still available, and the com¬ mittee in charge urges all contemplating attendance to , make arrangements and reservations at once to attend this unusu¬ ally  enjoyable  and  attractive  party.
Fifty expensive, practical prizes have been procured for the occasion including a $5.00 per-raanent wave, beautiful radio lamp, electric grill, baskets of groceries, fruit, jewelry, etc., to he given away during the evening. Dainty, tasty re¬ freshments will be served. You cannot afford to niiss this crowning event of the season. '
In addition, a one-act playlet under the direction of Miss Gertrude Weiner and Mrs. B. W. Abramson'will be staged by the following select cast: Mesdames Ben Grossman, Aaron G. I-Iassell,' Max Bogatin, Leon Nasoh; Morris Polster and Herman Rosenthal.
Under the chairmanship of Mrs. L. L, Silverberg, the conimittce in charge con¬ sists of the following new members re¬ cently inducted into the Sisterhood: Mesdames , Harry Knight, William Broner. S, Cooper, Edward Fisher, S. Vangler, Jack Mellman, Sam Lichten¬ stein, . Mrs. Rose Blum, Mrs. Anna Shenkcr. 5. J. Goldstein, Ralph Jaffee, Samiie! Lopper, Alex Light, Meyer Lev¬ inson, Lawrence Polster, David Fried- berg, .^mon Thall, Mrs. Rose Brodsky, Benj. Roseiiberg, Joseph Minkin, Harry Cowan, Joseph Coh;in, Albert Schiilf, and Emil Wasserstrom.
Remember the date, tomorrow, Sun¬ day, May 21, at 8:00 p. m., in the sMial hall of the Temple. The admissioii charge is 25 cents at tlic door only. Make arrangements for ;i talile and meet your friends. Don't overlook the biggest and best bridge jiarty of the year \
Local Chapter Hadassah to
Hold Final Meeting of
Season Tuesday
Mrs. B, ,W. Abramson will be master of ceremonies and in charge of the pro¬ gram for the Tea meeting of Columbus Chapter of National Hada.s.'sah, which wilt take place at the Lazarus Tea room, on Tuesday, May 23, at 2 p. ra. This will bc the finjil meeting of the season.
The opening prayer will be offered by Mrs. Marcus Burnstine. Reports for the entire year will bc rendered by the vJirious chairmen of the board. Mrs. Herman Lieverman, 1025 Lockbourne Koad, will preside. She w\\\ at this time give a complete report on Hadassah's yearly accomplisliments.
Dr. B. W. Abramson, vice president of the Ohio Zionist Region, a member of American Jewish Congress and former President of the local Zionists, will in¬ stall the new officers and .directors.
Mrs. J. K. Bornstein, chairman of the nominating committee will present the following names; President, Mrs. Her¬ man Lieverman; First Vice President, Mrs. Alla:n Tarshish; Financial Secre¬ tary, Mrs. J. Friedman; Recording Sec¬ retary, Mr.^. Max Schottenstein; Corre¬ sponding Secretary, Mrs. Bernard Feit¬ linger; Treasurer, Mr.-;. J. K. Bornstein; Auditor, Mrs. Harry Gilbert.
The following names will be pre¬ sented for directors: Mesdames Mprde- Hirschsprung, Ed Hyriian, Louis Nachman,' Jule Mark, Marcus Burnstine, Solomon Rivlin, Sigmund Ornstein, Wil- liain A. Hcrsch, .and Miss Rose Sugar- man.
The pi-ogram, "Hadassah Revue of 1033," which will be presented during the course of the afternoon, will inchide Miss Lodabellc Smith, famous juvenile singer and dancer; Mrs. Estelle Fisher Rosebcrry, vocalist; and Mrs. Lester Thall and Mrs. Bernard Feitlinger. The Hadassah chorus is composed of Mes¬ dames Robert Mellman, Max Schotten¬ stein,' Lester Thall; Solomon Rivlin, Mordecai Hirschsprung, Louis Nachman, Justin Sillman, Bernard Feitlinger, Rob¬ ert Suid, A. W. Robbins, S. Malmol, and Miss Rose Sugarman. The children who will participate in the program are Jerry F^ivlin, Billy Roth, Miriam Lieverman, Beverly Thall, Barbara Piatt, Marjorie Anne Yalman, and Avrcm Sillman.
A.    Z.    A.    Signs    Popular
Orchestra for Its Annual
Prom, Sunday, May 28
A. Z. A. announces the signing of Charlie LaPiacc and his l-'l-piece Royal Club N. II, C. Orchestra for its annual May Prom, to he held Sundiiy, jMay 28 at the Neil IIoiisc.    LaPI;ice will feature
!m added attraction Bobby Allen, well- kiiowli  vocalist.
This event, which is by way of becom¬ ing the outstanding-social event of the local Jewish year, was first inaugurated in May, lft;tii, sliortly after the inception of A. Z. A. !is a local organizatioij. Each affair sponsoretl by A. Z. A, since that date has served to maintain the reputa¬ tion achieved by the first Prom.
By far the outstanding' dance ever spoiLsored by A. 7.. A., however, will he the '1()'J3 Prom. An ace band, a snappy floor show,' a featured vocalist, all staged on one oi the best fltwirs nvailable in Central Ohio. All for the price of $1 per couple, or *'>0. cents per person, with tickets on sale by every member of A. Z. A. May Prom—Sunday, Ma^' 28— Xeil House.
PIONEER WOMEN TO MEET
The hoard memljcrs of the Pioneer Women's organization will meet "at the home of Mrs. Xl. Eiseman, 72!> South 18th street, on Wednesday evening, at 7:;10 o'clock. At this time plans ^yill be discussed for the card party scheduled for Tuesday, June (>, at the City Ice and Fuel Co.'s Hall, and also for the annual i>icnic which will take jilacc on June \^, at Olentangy Park. AU ftoard members as well as the committees in charge of the card party and picnic are urged to be present at this meeting.
Delta   Omega   Iota   Bene&t
Dance to be Held Sunday
at Valley Dale
The Delta Omega Iota Sorority has completed all arrangements for its an¬ nual benefit daii'Ce which wilL he held at Val'"'- Diile toniorroiv (Suhdny) eve¬ ning. Tbe thairmcn, Miss Ann Golden- berg and Miss Ruth Schreiber, arc hapiiy to announce that a goodly num- hcr of tickets have already been sold. Those who have not as yet pr^icured tickets for this benefit dance, can do so by culling Miss 'Goldcnberg, FAirfax 2309, or Miss Schrciber, FAirfax 0984. Tickets may alsti he obtained at Heatoii's Music Store and Hennicks.. Ah Chronicle read¬ ers will be contrihiitin^ to a worthy cause hy pui'chnsing tbpir tickets from the above mentioned parties, as credit for tickets purchased at tbe Dale will not be given to the sorority.
The music on that evening wil! he fur¬ nished' hy the well-known^. McKinney's Cotton Pickers, who have made many appearances here. For a r<;al evening of entertainment remember to join your friends tomorrow (Sunday) evening. May 21, at Valley Dale. Your support will be greatly a|)preciated.
Prominent Zionist Will Ad¬ dress   Meeting   Here Tuesday Evening
Israel Mereminsky, member of the .\ctions Committee of the World Zion¬ ist Organization, and foremost Yiddish speaker of the times, will address a meeting at the Agudath Achini Syna¬ gogue on Tuesdaj'' evening. May" 23, at 8:15 p. m.
Mr. Mereminsky is touring the coun¬ try as a delegate of the Federation of Pioneers, in Palestine, and only recently arrived in this country. He is known throughout the world, not only for his activities in connection with the World Zionist Organization, but also as or¬ ganizer of the first Pioneer movements in Central Europe and Palestine. He is at present Secretary of the General Labor Federation in Palestine. Follow¬ ing the completion of his present toiir, he will leave America next month to take part in the preparations for the coming  World Zionist  Congress.
Mr. Mereminsky will speak on the. present situation in Gerniany, discussing the Hitler regime, as well as outlining the latest developments in Palestine. The coming visit of Mr. Mereminsky is his first apitearaiice in Columbus since four years ago, wlien he addressed a large meeting, and was acclaimed as one of the best speakers ever heard here. '
Dr. B. W- Abramson will serve as chairman for the meeting. Dr. Abram¬ son is vice president of the Ohio State Zionist Region and a member of the Executive Commiltee of the Zioiii.st Or¬ ganization of America. Rahhi Mordecai Hirschsprung of the Agudath Achim Synagogue will also be on the program.
The meeting is being sponsored by the Jewisii National Workers' Alliance and the local Pioneers of Palestine, in cooperation with the locaL Zionist Dis¬ trict and other organizations.
Mayor   Worley   to   Address Jewish Federation Meet¬ ing, May 25
Mr. J. W, Steinhauser, President of the Jewish Welfare Federiition, an- iiouiice.s tliat Mayor Worley will be the j)riiicipal speaker at the annual meeting, TInirsday evening. May 25, at Schonthal Center, at 7:30 p. m. J. W. iStciphauser wiir give a 'resume of the work of the organization. Dr. E. J. , Gordon will speak on the value.of the Center to the. community. The Secretary, Miss' Rose Sugarman, will present financial reports.
The election of olhcers .and directors of the Federation Board and Hermine Schonthal Center Board will be held. Mr. Joseph Baschj Chairman of the nominat¬ ing committee, will present the report of this committee, submitting the names of the directors to be elected for the com¬ ing year.
The following organizations Avill be represented on the Board: The B'nai B'rith, Councjl of Jewish Women, Ha¬ dassah, Jewish Shelter Home and Ezras Noshim. These organizations are co¬ operating to make the meeting a suc¬ cess.   . .     '
Wc are urging every member of'"thc community to show his civic pride and interest in Jewish activities by attending this   meeting.
We fee! that a great deal can be ac¬ complished in onr city by giving our Mayor one hundred per eent support and manifesting this support by our attend¬ ance. ' We want this meeting to be repre¬ sentative of Columbus Jewry, to demon¬ strate to onr Mayor that we are a strong body and willing to .give moral support to the city administration. , ¦Tlie present officers of the Welfare Federation. are: Presidctit, Mr., J. W. Steinhauser, Vice President, Mr. E. J. Schanfarber, Secretary, Miss Rose Su¬ garman, Treasurer, Mr. Joseph Basch. Tlie officers of the Schonthal Center are: President, Dr. E. J. Gordon, Vice President, Max Harmon, Secretary, Miss Rose,, Sugarman," Treasurer, Mr. Joseph Bascli.
INSTALLATION TEA JUNE 7
The Sen'or Sisterhood of the F^st Broad Street Temple will give an ii^ stallation tea at Lazarus tea room on Wednesday, June 7. Watch the Chron¬ icle  for  further announcement.
Beth Jacob Sisterhood to Take Over Victor Theatre
The Vielh Jacob Sisterhood -will take over the Victor Tlieatre un Monday and Tuesday evenings, June 5th and Oth, at whicli time will lie presented Lionel Bar¬ rymore in "Sweepings." This picture appeared recently at one of the down¬ town theatres, and was most favorably criticized. Those who did not get an ijpportunity to see it, will be afforded the chatice now at a nominal cost of 15 cents on the evenings f)f June 5tb aud Oth. Tickets are now being sold by the mem¬ bers of t!ie Sisterliood.
B'nai   B'rith   to   Celebrate
Hillel Night With Debate
Monday Evening
Zion Lodge No, 02 will hold its an¬ nual "Hillel Night" program on Mon¬ day, May 22, at the East Broad Street Temple, lit 8 p. m. On this occasion the Hillel debating team will oppo.se the Butler University Avukah teain from ¦ Indianapoli.s. Tlie subject will be: "Re¬ solved, that American Condition;* lead to a decline in Jevvish Life in America." The Butler team will upliohl the atHrm- ative and Hillel team the negative.
Members of Ohio State Hillel team are: So! L. Auerbach, Howard Steiner and Natlian Kaber. The Butler team comiHJsed of Lester Eiigel, Alfred Hollander and Alex Levin. Both teams have star debaters who hold many honors in oratory and extemporaneous sjieaking in many contests.
The judges of the evening's debate will be Rablii Suiomon Rivlin, .Prof. Theo. N. Beckman, and Attorney Harry Kolm. Harry Sclnvartz, president of Zion Ivodge, will bt; chairman.
EZRAS NOSHIM  TO IHEET
The Ezras Noshim Society will hold its regular nieeting Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m. in the vestry rooms of the Agu¬ dath Achim Congregation. All members are urged to bc present.
Ahavas    Sholem   Sisterhood Take Over Champion The¬ atre May 23 and 24
The Ahavas Sliolem Sisterhood wiU take over tlie Champion Tlieatre on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. May 211 and 21, at which time "The Woman Accused" will be presented. Thbse who failed to see this picture when it played in one of the downtown theatres, will have an opiwrtimity t^ sec it at a nomi¬ nal cost of 15 cents. . Tickets can be ob¬ tained from any member of the Sister¬ hood.