Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1933-03-31

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;^^.aME XV~No. iiy
'^azi   Terror   Described   By Gernian Fugitive
i'ciTified  Jews  Hide in  Woods and Cattle Sheds
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE JEWISH HOME
COLUMBUS, OHIO, MARCH 31, 1933
lln-lin, (J. T. A.)—Lynch law agaiiisl Il'ivs is hccpming increasingly prevalent 111 (Icruuiiiy, according to a statement in;iil(! to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency Mnrch 21 by one of the most prominent /lU'isli iiuliistrialists who has escaped frwn Germany. He pictures in the 1 niLst light the f ite of the entire jtwish iioinilation, Descrihing the .sitna lion of Jews in the provinces, hc.sa>'i that many of them dare not remain at hoiiit; at night, hiit hide in the woods fitl.(l.s, cattle sheds and similar places, ii niir to 'i\-lid spct.nl Nizi troops whj SI tiiniticill} brcik into Jewish lioii';e .'iiiil carry away Jews for maltreatment ffi; adds,, however, that neither women ¦'inr children ar^ attacked, nor are an\ iiS5,iidts committed during the da\ Mifilit time, he declares, is. a period oii terror for niaiiy Jews, ¦- In mimerons I- ist's, Jews have been murdered out¬ right, others haye been tortured by being fitrci^d to rnii the gauntlet between rows of Nazis who whipped them'with iron .sticks until imconscious.
[Ifscribiiig Berlin, the fugitive said tlirit many Jews have for weeks not heen al home, but have hid in the houses of iirn-Jewish friends, or have gfine to the lirovinces, where their identity is. un¬ known..
Not only Jewish politicians are amoiig lhc sufferers, he declares, but most of lhc victims had actually never concerned tliciiiselvcs -with politics, many of thein hcing small traders' bent only on their business.     '       " '     '    ¦
With regard to the boycott,.the J. T. A.'.s informant, said that the drive :iitainst Jewish businesses had become tvcii fiercer. A special Economic Nazi Ginimittee has been established in order to force banks to foreclose on their Jtwish clients. Numbers of Jewish merchants have already been ruined by Midi action taken hy the banks, . He concludes that thei-e is no sign whatever 'if 'imy improvement, nor is there any iriitli in the reiiortS that some of the >-t:h""its  have been  brought to justice.
.Saj.s Reported Details Not Only Un- cxiig-gcriitcd But Even Understated
loiidon, ¦ (Jl T. A.)—^The period is >]r:i'.ving on, says the "Manchester ^uard- i;in/' in a strongly worded description ahiiit conditions in Gerniany wlicn a ;ej;;.i terror will replace the ebbing terror .if he Nazis. The "Manchester Guard- vm". stresses that the details, qf the UTi >r so far reported are not only un
Young Folks'. League of Tem¬ ple Israel to Hear of Russia Tuesday Evening
When the next meeting of the Yoinif- Folks' League of Tciniile Lsrael is held on Tuesday evening, April 4, a most unusual program will be presented, Mr. J, Stokes Ferguson, who has si)ent the last two years living and working in Kussia, will speak to member.'; of the League on the current topic, "Soviet Ru.isia  and   Her  People."
A large attendance is expected at this meetiiif, is this subject is highly inter¬ esting and Mr. Ferguson has first-hand information and detail.'; to relate.
A musical program also' will bc pre¬ sented by Mr. Pollack. The program Ulll btf-in nt Light o'clock at the Temple and will bc followed by open discussion.
Over 500 Turn Out to Hear Louis Lipsky Last Mon¬ day Evening
One of the hipst interesting meetings sponsored hy Zion Lodge of the B'nai ll'rith was held last' Monday evening at the Rroad Street Temple, More than 'jtlO men and women packed the audi¬ torium eager to hear the message of Louis fJpsky, one of the outstanding figures  in American Zionism.
This meeting was held under the joiiit ausjiices of the R'nai B'rith. and the Columbus Zionist District, again show¬ ing the .splendid cooperation of B'nai B'rith with other organizations in the community. The speaker was intro¬ duced I^y Robert L. Mellman, president of the Columbus Zionist District and also a past president of Zion Lodge.
Mr.,Lipsky, in his.;characteri!;tic ora¬ torical power, with thrusts of satire, Immor and. dynamic sincerity, traced, the cdiiclitidn^ faciiig Jewry ' throughout the world today. His main theme of dcvel-* Qi;jment tinalyzcd the situation in Ger¬ many under Hitler's' new power.
'.'Protest meetings in this country against Cliancellor Hitler's treatment of the Jews in, Germany won't make mat¬ ters any worse for the Jews in Germaiiy and probably won't make them any bet¬ ter, but they furnish an outlet for the Jew's righteous indignation," said Lip¬ sky. "Blood pressure must have its way. Let the Jews protest, let-them fast. There has been an efTort to keep down righteous indignation. It is a nat¬ ural instinct of a human being to ex¬ press his moral indignation. One thing you can do. You -can brand Hitler's treatment of the Jews an injustice," Lip- .sky declared. •
Mr. Lipsky . pointed out .that for twelve years Hitler has been building up new hatred, and that when the Nazis
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dtt .ires that the atrocities do not con \\it of sporadic excesses but systematic [iiT; locution and violence forming an in- I(j,t;i1 part of the Nazi offensive. It ;i{l(l that the fact that the governiiient has condemned the individual excesses i.i .Mifiident proof of its condonation ol diL' organized  programatic  violence.
J!. a passage, detailing the ruthlessiicss i, (:he Nazis, the "Manchester Guard¬ ian' says the raids, particularly in Ndilh Berlin, continue unabated, as. vvcll arrests   and   shooting  down   of
ignorant people took bis pre-election words against the Jews as commands. "Mr. Hitler said he would exclude Jews from po.siti'ons of authority," the speaker continued. Then why shouldn't a Hit¬ lerite think, "PlI exclude a Jew from walking'on the street"? Mr, Lipsky pictures Palestine as the one place in the workl where the Jew can be-himself and where he is not discriminated against by Gentiles. /
A half-hoiir question 'period followed Mr, Lipsky's (iddress, in which a half- dozen members in the audience fired (piestions at   Mr. Lipsky and were an
Junior Hadassah Will Hold
Bazaar   "Pep   Rally"
Sunday Afternoon
A "pep rally" of the entire membcr¬ sliip of the Columbus Unit of Junior Hadassah will be held at the Southern Hotel, Sunday aftcrnoonat 3 o'clock, in connection with their fifth annual bazaar scheduled at the Southern Hotel for Tuesday evening, April 25, The report of activities will be presented by Miss F,va Wohnan, 015 Carpenter St,, Chair-1 man of the Bazaar, and Miss Tillie J.| Berliner, '\m S. I8tli St., Assistant Chairman,
A preliminary meeting of all booth and coinmittce chairmen and vice-chair men was held.at the Schonthal Center Tuesday evening, March 28, and the tentative reports of the chairmen evoked niuoli entliusiasin.
Miss Fvc Baker is chairman and Miss Frieda Levy, vicc-cliairtJian of the llowcr booth. Miss Tessie Grossman is chairman with Miss Inez Topy as yice- chairnian of Bingo,' Miss Jeane Schyne will be in charge of tiie surprise novelty of the evening,, the "rural post office." Chairman and vice-chairiiiau respectively of the candy and ice cream booth are Miss France? Schreiber und Miss Emily Goldstein. Miss Ida Neuer and Miss Reva Zuravsky will have ch^^rge of danc¬ ing; Grocery Booth. Mrs. Libby Whiter, chairman, and Miss Rose Winter, vice- chairman ; Refreshments, ,Miss Eva ShifTman and Miss Cecelia Krakoff; Displays,. Miss Esther Schecter and Miss Nell Stctelman; Concessions, Miss Esther Fine, Miss Kathryn Baker and Miss Roslyn Rosen of the Ohio State Univuriiity Chapter; Posters, Miss Nell Stctelman; Checking, members of Young Judea;: Publicity, Miss Sophie Liss.
Chairmen of tickets are Miss Gussie Smoler and Miss Esther Rich and their Captains are Miss Esther Fine, Miss Mildred Feinberg, Miss Fannie Tarkov, Miss Sai-a Luper, Miss Minnie Berman, Miss Mildred Gcirck,. M;iss Katherine Mellman,' Miss Inez Topy, ¦ Miss Bess Freireich, and Miss Janet Wasserstrom
Dr. Harold Korn to Speak at
Hillel Foundation Saturday
Evening
Dr. Harold Korn, authority on Jew¬ ish history, member of the Anierican Jewisli Historical Society, will present an illustrated lecture on "Jews In Early American History," Saturday evening, April I, S p, m,, at the Hillel Foundation. The public and students are cordially in¬ vited to attehd the lecture which is free.
Dr. Korn is touring this part of the country under the auspices of the B'nai B'rith and will present this lecture four Hillel Foundations, Ohio. State being the first to hear hini.
Everywhere that Dr, Korn has pre sented his illustrated lecture, he has been acclaimed with enthusiasm. His pleas¬ ing manner of delivery, and interesting facts he has to offer account for his popularity.
Following tbe lecture there will be open house, and refreshments will be served.
B'nai B'rith Stag Banquet to Take Place Monday Eve¬ ning, April 3
Zion Lodge will sponsor a banquet on Monday, April 3rd,, at 6;JJ0 p, m. at the Broad Street Temple for members and their male guests. No fees, or solicitation of any sort will occur.
Members have been urged to. send in their reservations to Dr,. Ralph Jaffee, secretary of Zion Lotlge, and also to mention how many guests wilt attend.
Richard E. Gutstadt; national chair- ninn of membership and one of B'nai TVi'ith's outstanding orators, w'ill be the principal speaker.
Harry Schwartz, president of Zioii. Lotlge, urges all niembers, candidates and other guests to be at the Broad Street  Temple promptly at 6;30 p. m.
Second Annual A. Z. A. Sab¬ bath To Be Observed On Friday, April 7th
Columhus Chapter of Aleph Zadik Aleph, junior order of B'nai B'rith, will observe its second annual aniversary of A, Z. A. Sabbath, Friday, April 7, at 8 :.'(0 p. m^ at the Agudas Achini Temple.
A, Z.A. Sabbath is an event observed iiiteriiatiohally by all chapters of the organization, as a part of their religious activities program. Rabbi Mordecai Hirschsprung is cooperathig with the local chapter in the presentation of its program.
¦'Ml members of B'nai B'rith, a.s well as of other local Ilcbrtw organizations and the general public, are invited to at¬ tend. Refreshments will bc served fol¬ lowing the program.
The Sabbath program conibitics a brief rendition of Friday night services and an interesting forum on current events, in¬ cluding the German maelstrom, designed to attract the interest of every local Jew.
The details follow: benediction and in¬ vocation, Martin Horowitz: responsive readings, Sam Toflopolsky; introductory remarks, Morris Garek; three 10-minute . talks on current Jewish topics, Ben Gert¬ ner, Irwin,Barken, andHarry Goldstein; closing, remarks, Rabbi Hirschsprung.
A. Z. A. initiated at the last regular meeting seven new members, aiid desig¬ nated the incoming group as the Si Kahn class, in deference to Advisor .Kahn. Preparations are now under way for pres¬ entation at arf early date of the Judas Maccabeus degree, second degree of the or^gani nation. ¦ /
NOTES  FROM  THE JEWISH INFANTS' HOME OF OHIO
Contributions were received during the past week from the following: In memory of Mrs. Otto Nusbaum from Mr. David C. A.arDn, Mrs. Fannye Aaron, Mrs, Perry Bachman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lurie,, and Mrs. S. Loeb; in meniory of Mr. Isaac Rosenthal from Mr, and Mrs, Harry Lurie.
COUNCIL   JEWISH   WOMEN
MEETING TUESDAY,
APRIL 4
;he liri.^.iiiers for alleged attempts to cscaiK.,
Tlu imprisoned number many thousands;) ¦'  "-   "''• *-ii^&uy  mni were an-
scoics of non-partisan-s have been killed) ^^v^'""^'* accordingly to their satisfaction. :iri(l hundreds injured. It says that there ^\ was announced, hy Lsadore Garek, m\ be no doubt about the facts in spite chairman of the memhcrship campciign (.f iiress denials, since the entire jiress ^^ '^'"'» Lodge, that a banquet would he \i, mw pro-government, while all others *'*^''' Monday, April Urd, at (i :30 P, M., Iiavi! been suppressed. at the Broad Street Temple for members  -T"! male guests.    Richard  E.  Gutstadt
Beth Jacob Sisterhood to Meet' "" '' '" """ ''"'" Monday Evening
A very important meeting is being (billed by Mrs. C. H. Furman, Presi- (liiil of the Beth Jacob Sisterhood for Monday evening, April ;ird, at 7 :U0 (I'clock at the Congregation, U is very iirfe'int that all members Httend.
RUMMAGE SALE
T4ic Ladies Free Loan Society will conduct a rummage sale immediately after the Passover holidays. The exact date and place will be announced later. Collections will be iradc by Mrs, L. Brod.sky, Ev, 11153, nndj Mrs. Louis Fish¬ king, Ev. 9955. /
The next meeting of the Columbus Section National Council of Jewish Women will be held on Tuesday after¬ noon, April Ith, in the vestry room of the Bryden Road Temple. A very in¬ teresting and delightful i>rograin will be given in which the following women will participate: Mesdames I^c J.* Levinger, Samuel Edehnan, Alfred Harmon, Celia Kahn Rosenthal, Arthur Isaac, LeRoy Morris, Sainiiel Lieberman, and Miss Rose Sugarman.
"Why Nations Do Not Dis¬ arm" Theme of Rabbi Ze- lizer's Sermon for April 7
Rabhi Nathan Zelizer will speak at the East Broad Street Temple, Friday, April 7* 8 p. m. on the subject—"Why Nations Do Not Disarm." This will be the second sermon on ariiiament.s, in which be will point to the obstacles that so far have declared armaments ¦bankrupt. The rabbi will discuss fully contemporary chaotic conditions in Europe, with special reference to the almost unbearable situa¬ tion in Germany and the part that A United jQwry can play in the solution of this all important problem with which tbe world is faced today. All are wel¬ come.
Avukah Chapters of 0. S. U.
and Western Reserve to
Debate April 2
"Resolved that Zionists Oppose a Parliament In Palestine," is the subject of the debate between the Avukah Chapters of Ohio State University and Western Reserve University, to be held tomorrow (Sunday) 'April, 2iid, at the Jewish Center in Cleveland. Alex, Gold¬ man, Nathan Grundstein and Joseph Klicn of Ohio State are taking the affrmativc side o fthe question, while I Solomon Abramov, David Miller, and Sidney Vincent, are the negative op ponents.
Ezra Shapiro, n''esidcnt of the Ohio Zionists Regional, will be. chairman of the evening. Among the judges of the debate are Jndge Manuel Levine, Wil¬ liam R, Hopkins, former City Manager of Cleveland; Joseph Shapiro, A. p. Friedland, President of the Cleveland Zionist District; Lewis Drucker, Presi¬ dent of the Cleveland B'nai B'rith; Prof. Rp|)If of Western Reserve, anil Rahbi F. Davidowitz.
A dance will follow "the debate. The music will he furnished by a well known Cleveland orchestra.
Plans are being made by the local Avukah Chapter for a return debate stimetime during the month of May. Anyone wishing to attend the affair iii Geveland, please get in touch with Joseph Klein, president of the Ohio State Chapter, at University 4457,
3ryden Road Temple Sister¬ hood to Hold Open Meet¬ ing April 12
The Rise E, T.azarus Sisterhood will hold an \ open ineeting on Wednesday. April ]2tj'i, at 2 p. m, in the vestry room of the liryden Road Temple. The pro- grain w/ill be in charge of Mrs. Harry Vosli, /Chairman of the Student Activi¬ ties Cdminittee.
Industrial Arts Department of Community House to En¬ tertain Sunday Evening
The Industrial Arts Department of the Schonthal Oommunity House will again present ah evening of real entertainment on Snnday evening, April 2nd, at 8 p. m. sharp. Those who have attended the previous programs sponsored by the In¬ dustrial Department, need not be told as what to expect this Sunday evening. One of the features on the program will be a play given by the Columbus Civic Players^ This organization has estab¬ lished a good reputation in the local dra¬ matic  circles.
The play to be presented Sunday eve¬ ning will he, "The Calf That Laid The Golden Egg," Many well known profes¬ sional talent will also appear on the pro- ¦ gram. This entertainment is free to every¬ one. To be assured of good seats, come early. The program will start promptly at 8 p. in. Mr, Artlnir Miller is in charge of tbe Industrial Arts Depart¬ ment.
Camli Schonthal Announces Opening Date June 25
Gamp Schonthal opens its girls' ses¬ sion of four weeks on June 35th. A widely diversified program has been planned with a staff of specialists in each activity. Each cottage of eight girls will be supervised by a well- trained counsellor, assisted by a junior counsellor. Every possible precaution will hb taken for the development, wel¬ fare and happiness of every camper.
Strictly kosher food will be prepared and served hy expert cooks. Fre^h milk, butter, eggs, and vegetables and fruits are obtained from nearby farms. Hot meats and chicken and fish are served, as well as delicious desserts,
I'ourteen well-built green and white bungalows,' each having 10 screen win¬ dows and two screen doors, a large rec¬ reation hall, equipped with stage, foot¬ lights, victrola, and piano, with com¬ plete basketball facilities, a large ath¬ letic field for baseball, outdoor basket¬ ball, volley ball, track and horseshoes; three well-kept tennis courts, a concrete swimming pool, which is filled with the (Continued  on  page  5)
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