Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1934-04-20

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VOLUME xvir—No. 16
COlAJMHUvS, OHIO, .April 20, 1934
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Strictly Confidential
Tld-Ilils From       Everywhere
My   I'llINISAH  J.   illRnx
Hague Gets Case Involving Persecution  of  Jews .in Germany
I,C)NDON (WNS). - .\n(i-Sniiitii: Iiersc'cutitiiis in (leniiany niiiy conic lip fnr (Iteisidii sliortly licfore the Interna- tionrd Court of ,'\rIiilr;itioii at The 'IniiK-e to the p;rowtti of the Zioui.stj | |;i^„c as llic result of :i suit for dam- Miovcnicnt in that .sniokcy town, ihcirjaycs filed against the German Rovcrii- iinii-:^i(iiiist ci)-relinioiiiKts arc deeply re-!„i(.„t l,v a Swiss insurance coin|iany. ac- ^Ti'iful: fnr the latter regarded Hr.j cordiny to a reiiort in the LmnMii'yret- (MiUlcnson  as   that   Pittshiirgh . Jew who ,-.,/, /.v,.j/_   -j-jj^, ^.j^i,,, .jj,.^;,,^^ ^,,^ German
governnicnt  is  based  on  losses  incurred by the Swis.s coni])aiiy in cunnection with
Zitmist Chit-Chftt
While PiltshnrHh /ionist.s are rcjoiciiiR ;!f the dciiartui'c of i^-ibhi Samuel J I. It'^lrlensoii, whom flicv  felt to be a liin-
nmst coniiilctcly coimnandcd tlie lesijcct and confidence of his non-Jewish fellow liMvrismcn . ./Zionist Pitrrc. van Paa.sseii, "bn has returned to France after his re¬ cent lecture toiir here, proudly exhibits lbe |hro.spectiis qf Ridley Hall, a new Canadian   Anglican   Theological   college,
ulik-b lists him as the Cbancelk.r of thc|h.^vc leaked out as a result of the action n-ojcctcd institmion and as a special lcc-:,„,,,, ,„„,,i„j, ,,^.f,,re tbe hiternational luier  on  church  history  and  religion...  Court of Arbitration.
the (layrnent of premiums to refugees from a Iiitberto unknown jKiRrom in Marzcnwaltl, Germany. Although the Nazi autliorities successfully 5U|)presscd ad   news   of   this  outrage,  details  of   it
Bryden   Rd.   Temple  Forum
Plans Ballyhoo Meeting
April 30
The final meeting of the year of the Temple I'Vinim vvill he held on Monday evening, April >iO, at ll:|'0 p. m. at the Winding Hollow City C!uh. 'I'liis ineet- iii; will he the annual dinner and the pro;..;raiii to be i)re.scntcd will he in tlic form of a liallyboo of events of the past sca.sini, an original entertainment which is being written and acted hy mcnihcrs of the F«runi.
Tbis i.s an annual alTair which is al¬ ways pleasantly anticipated hy all mem¬ licrs  of  the  grou|).
Tticre will be a short business meet¬ ing following the dinner at which time election of ofliccrs for the coming year will   take  place.
A real Palestinian movie is about to be made liy our Zionists, who have sent a I'Vix producing organization to the I lome. land to do a pictorial life of the Jews thtre.. .Aside to the Philip Guedallas of luiglaml, who are highly agitated' hc- taiisc German imports to Palestine have increased during tbe past year;   This hv
.^ moiitli ago a band of Nazi soldier.^ attacked tbe Jewish community at Har- zenwald, killing five Jew.s and seriously injuring scores more. Immediately after lbe ()utbrcak the surviving Jewi.sli fam¬ ilies managed to get out of the country j Since these Jews have been.insured with I a Swiss company against" such disturb- crease .. a neeessary eoneomitant to the ;„„,,, ,|, ,„,;,„, ,„,,„„„ii,| ,„„„ ,,,. .nnnx of German Jews into tret, Israel, ,„„,,  ,„„^, „,  j,,^;^ ^^^ ^^^^  1^,^
for lliese refuKees, nnaWe to take along |,„,;,„,   ,n„„ „.e Swiss insurance eo.n-
any appreciable amount of  money, have ,     :    .. :      *t     xr    •        ¦       ¦¦      .
, ,      .   . % .       ^ I'""y 's suing the Nazi regime for dani-
I'Huid   a   way   out   by  bringing   German _        • *- -.1   .1 1 ¦
,     . ,       ,     .   -  ' ^,  . ,iagc.s in connection with these claims, ar-
woods   into   the   country—a.   .so ution   ofi     -       .i   .   .,1 -    ,
,,   . ,,       - ^      , ,   .   '    .       gunig   that   the  pogrom   was   organized
Ibcir problem first suggested by the   atcL,.-.,    ., . ,   ,,      ,      ,   x,    •
I,     ^,   .      .   , „ ' ,   with   the  connivance  of   the  local   Nam
IJr. Chaun Arlosoroff... I   n- - 1
j-k     ^.     .-,    .   „ olticials.
On the Nazi Front a. t   . *i     c   •     •
1     At  hrst the  Swiss insurance company
sought to settle its claim by direct nego¬ tiation with Berlin. Failing to obtain satisfaction, it has iippcalcd to the Hague
1 Informed circles declare that tliose two German shipping lines could not afiford to run tbosc full-page ads in tbe metro¬ politan dailies were it not for subsidies from Uerlin, and attribute to tbe appear¬ ance of these ads the marked decline in editorial disparagement of Hitlerism..i But just why did Vnadiniir Horowitz, pianist and son-in-law of Toscanini, choose the Kurnpa for his recent sailing? ...We record with sorrow that tbis year the mttroiHilitan dailies are chuck full of ads of summer resorts that pride themselves . on   being   "Christian"   com-
Caurt. Germany contends that the grom was a spontaneous outbreak and therefore an act of God for which the government cannot be held respon-sible. This arguriicnt has lieen rejected by the Swiss company wbich has gflidavits froin the Harzcnwald Jews proving that tbe pogrom  W'*s ofiicially inspired.
While the German govcrninent claims that it cannot be held re5i>onsiblc for an
Child Care was Discussed at
the Jewish Infants' Home
Last Wednesday
Dayton    Jr.    Hadassah   Are Sponsoring Event Sunday
Butler    and    Beard    Sound
Warning Hitlerism Menaces
America
Local Ra1)bi Announces His 21st Book Is Off the Press
. munities... The local Goy-maniaes Broad- =^'^. ^^ .^.od the Swiss ^company s suit w:.y .slang-for 'tiermans'-Avbo are nlaii-i;^'" "W'^c the Hague Court to decide liing a counlcr-bovcott against American I ^"¦" *^"= *^''' *""" '" its history whether j.ws !iav6 a confn.^iiig timcaheail ofJ-'' .I'^P""' ";;J?a"'^ed ^nd earned out by tb.m. what with the president of Arnoldj'^^" "' *''^ ^^='^' "'"^«'''" ^^" ^'^ regarded Constable & Co. being Isaac Liberman,! ^=''^" =''* "^ *^"*' comparable to a vol- while: the   president   or Stem   Brothers'^^"'^*^""'*'^" ^'" ^^¦''*=*''^'* '* '^ ^^^^ ^'"""^^
hears the name William O. Riordan... They do say that this will be the biggest yt'ar for .American toy manufacturers since the wartime b;iycolt of Germany... hicklentally, Berlin <ioes have one ex¬ cellent  thcatre—thc  group  sponsored  hy
result of of?ieially approved agitation and propaganda.
This suit is expected to afford an op¬ portunity for counsel to the Swiss in¬ surance company to lay before the Hague Court  the complete detail  of  the  Nazi
the KulturbuntlDcutscher Juden. .-But '^^^'"^^'^ treatment of its Jewish popula- iickets are not for sale to .'\ryans...! ^'""- ^-'Tther revelations regarding the l-urnand Corcos, formerly editor of a!'"'S''*'"'^"^ ^'"^ ^"'* ^'''^ *^''^^'^^*^*^ ^''"''*'>' 1-rencb Jewish paiwr, now is putting out' ^""^"^ """^  ^'^ the  survivors  of the  out¬
break who is now in iLoiidon and whose information is ,the source of the Jewi.tb
single-sheet weekly designed to aid i'Vctich republicanism in fighting the' viirious attacks upon it...
Notes on the Known
Morris Krnst, New York attorney, taxi-strike mediator and newspaper col- umni.st <he is "Malaehi Forsyte" in ). David, Stern's Evening Po.tt), finds his greatest thrill jn winning medals for his prowess as a howler. ..Isidor Schneider, '^'"K has been so pronounced since his ar-
Post's story.
Cantor Pinchik will 3ing Be¬ fore Large Audience at Agudath Achim Cong.
, The  clamor  to  hear  Cantor   Pinchik
whose work on m(Hlcrn iKjetry is now. being aided by niic of the i^2,0OO John Simon Guggenheim Memorial .fellow¬ ships, has been earning his bread and butter by doing publicity for the pub¬ lishing firm of Macaulay, who specialize ill popular fiction.'. .Bernard A. Bergman, once the editor of the late Jeivish Trib- j/iir, then press agent for Benjamin Win¬ ter (the realtor who has since relapsed into obscurity), and later.on the editorial staff of the sprightly Nexv Yorker, now etlits the feature page which faces the editorials in the New York American... Kdward L. Bcrnays, publicity ace and nephew of Sigmund Freud, owns but one pair of shoes—and three niotor cars... i'Vcud's F-nglish translator, Dr. .\. A. Brill, is a most enthusiastic ornithologist as well as a distinguished psychologist .. Newspaper publisher Paul Block is a dead ringer for James M. Barrie, the Scottish playwright.. .Andre Citroen, once known as ttie Henry Fdrd of b'rance, ni.'iy be out' of his motor com¬ pany, hut his name still shines from the Eiffel tower in 200,000 electric lights— which is comi)arahle to an illuminated sign on the Washington monument... One of the finest coHecttoiis of modern art in the U. S. belongs to Adolph Lewisohn, philanthropist and patron of music.. .Talking of music reniiiids us that /Vrnold Schoenberg, ultra-modernist composer, recently declared that, popular (.pinion lo the contrary notwithstanding, he knows that his music is beantiful Brief Biography We wonder whether Cleveland's Louis Tartchai, who jmhlishes a Hungarian paper, is elated or otherwise at the re cent ¦ arrival on this continent of his (Continued on page 4)
Kabbi Leopold Greenwald
A Source Book for The History of the Jews of Slovakia-Hungary, Transyl¬ vania and Jugoslavia, based on Commu¬ nity records, conimciUary records and numerous other archives by Rahbi lLco- pcld Greenwald, was released from the press'Tuesday, .'\pril P>.
Rahbi. Greenwald, spiritual, leader*,,of. the Beth Jacob congregation, visited in Budapest, Hungary, in 1!)M, wlierc be as¬ sembled most interesting data bn the history of the Jewish people in Slovakia, Hungary, Transylvania .ind Jugoslavia. The Rabbi is the author of twenty other books.
The Jewish Infants' IIoiiic of Obio, 571 I{. Rich street, conducted a sym¬ posium on .child care Wednesdayi inorn- in^r at tbe home. Miss Mary Irene At- kiu.siin, superintendent of the division of eliariticfi, Ohio state department of pitb¬ lic welfare; Miss Portia Mciigert, direc¬ tor of the children's bureau, and Mrs. Ruth Ilessin of the juvenile coiirt, dis¬ cussed trends in child care.
Mrs. Frank O. Nusbaum, president of the Jewish Infants' Home, was chairinan of tbe niecting. Mr. Edward J. Good¬ man, |)resident of the state board of directors, introduced the speakers. The niembers of the senior and junior board of the infants' home were present at this meeting.
The symposium was sponsored by the following members of the senior board: M^^ I^ruik O. Nusbaum, '22^ S. Mon- roc avenue; Mrs. Max II. Rieser, f)'2{! I Broid .street; Mrs, S. M. Levy, M» I I.ioul street; Mrs. Joseph Basch, 703 I rankhii avenue; Mrs. E. J. Gordon, 002
I Town street; Mrs. Harry Kohn, 2421 lk\lej   Park road;   Mrs. Harry Zeiger,
II Preston road; Mrs. Lester Allman, -MHfi E Broad street; Mrs. Frank Basch, \uy\ Tr uiklin avenue; Mrs. Lawrence I^ucnstem, Rlo Franklin Park West; Mrs   Julius C. Feibel, fiO Latta avenue.
Mrs I rank Glick, ^81 S. Columbia; Mrs A Goldberg. 047 Linwood avenue; Mr"- J C. Goodman, 850 Bryden i-ond; Mrs I mil ICobn, lO-I^J Bryden road: Mr, Allen Gundersheimcr, -Vl Park drive; Airs Ldgar B. Isaac, 1831 Franklin i\enuc Mrs. t. B. Martlin, kjl Wilson a\tnu(- Mrs. SamucL Meisner, IJiPJ E. Broad street; Mrs. Robert Schiff, 3()0 Columbn avenue; Mrs. C. K. Stiefel, d89 Berkeley road; Mrs. S. N. Summer, Rl(i E. Broad street, .and Mrs. Isaac Wolf, Mil Madison avenue.
Tbe   llaytdii  unit of  Junior  Hadassah is    this    Suiidav    sponsoring    a    Casino . .    ,.       ,      . .
which u-iM hc'heid at the Van Oevoi ^-'''-^V OKK (W NM.-Or. Nicholas hotel. Tbe entire me^.anine floor has! ^'"nay Ih.tler. presulent o Cohimh.a been engaged for the occasion. Danchig,j ^"'^¦^¦'¦«'t>- =""1. ^\- '^''arlcs Austm bridge, poker, pinochle and various games''^<^''"'- '"''<''¦•¦>' "^'^l^'rian. two men who of chance and fortune telling will he 'lave scldnn. been <.n Ibe same side of features of tbe evening. '^"J'   1*"'''''^  qti^-'^tion.  warned,  in  address
.Miss  Lillian   Becker,  president  of   the"! "' '^^'" <''lTcreiit meetings, tliat Hitlerism
organization, has bad the cooperation ofi'^'"' the following nicmbers in completing the arraiigemeiits   for  this  big  event; Bernice   (irossman,    Miss    Sylvia
b'ascisni were a menace U\ the jieace tl   security  of   America  and  tbat  they . i^fjgj; I constituted challenges to .Anicrican ideals Paul [ "^  li'icrty.   Addressing a symposium on
Miss Jennie Spector, Miss/Marcella Na-^^""-'''.'-'^^'''^ mider the auspices of  the
than, Miss Jennie Kapliin, .Mrs. Dan Wullson. Mis.s Irene Rt'tskc and Mis-i Idah Jacobson.
A cordial invitation is extended to the entire Columbus community.
B'nai  B'rith  will  Celebrate
Hillel Night at City Club
Monday Evening
Cooperation  Assured for Jr.
Hadassah Sixth" Annual
JBazaar—May 2
rival in America, that he is repeatedly forced to decline invitations to sing again in a city where he has ai)pearcd before, and Columbus can count itself singularly fortunate in obtainuig Cantor Pinchik at this time, especially during the "Sefira" days.
For those who know, it is enough tO' mention the fact that Cantor Pinchik will count ."Sefira", for them to become thrilled to tbe vciy marrow, because it is during these sei*viccs that Pinchik reaches the acme of singing perfection, He prays to the Lord of Hosts with a religious fervor which seems unearthly, and his listeners do not only hear in¬ spired praying, but divine singing , as welli
It might surprise some people to learn that quite a few Gentiles arc innratiently awaiting Cantor Pinchik's appearance, as they have heard him before, and would not forego the pleasure of hearing hini again at any cost, because as one music teacher remarked: "Never* have 1 wit¬ nessed anything as touching and inspiFa- tional as the singing of Mr. Pinchik—* and I have attended dozens of perform¬ ances at the Metropolitan and at the con¬ cert lialJs, Not even the great Caruso thrilled nie with his singing as much as Mr. Pinchik."
Cantor Pinchik will conduct Sabbath services at the Agudath Achiin Syn^ gogue next Friday and Saturday, April 27th and 28th, with special evening serv¬ ices to be followed by a concert on Sun¬ day eveing, April 2f)th, at V> p. m. and he will count "Sefira" on Friday and Sunday nights before the conclusion of the "Mariv". "Do not miss hearing him —it will be the moijt soulful singing you ever heard."
Three afliliated organizations are plan¬ ning assistance to^lie Columbus chapter of Jr. Hadassah in launching their sixth annual bazaar on May tind, which will be in the. ballroom and entire mezzanine of  the Southern Hotel,
Bud Hadassah, a girls' club comprised of igirls between the ages of 17 and 18, have announced that- committees are working to complete plans fortbis affair under the guidance ot Miss Sophie Dworkin, president. This club will have complete charge of concessions.
Senior Hadassah will sponsor the Bake Booth. Their members will donate and sell all the wares for this booth. Mrs. Mordecai Hirschsprung, senior represen¬ tative on the Junior Board, is in charge.
The Young Zionist group of Young Judea, with Harvey Koen as president, is planning to operate the check room.
The varioiis booth chairmen of Junior Hadassah ai-e holding individual meet¬ ings with th^ir committee menibers to work out details such as erection of booths,  appropriate decorations, etc.
This year, there will be many special features! Final plans arc being made by the entire comniittee with Miss Tessie Grossman and Mis.s Tillic J. Berliner acting as Bazaar chairmen.
INFANTS' HOME OF OHIO
The board members of the Home are very grateful to Miss Julia Steinfeld for her contribution of, infant's cloth¬ ing ; and Dorothy Danziger wlio enter¬ tained the kiddies with a treat in mem¬ ory of her mother, Ann Goldberg.
Contributions were received from Mr. and Mrs. Max Harmon, Mrs. Stella E. Gunddc, Mr. Edw. J. Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. C. (joodman honoring tbe H^th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Basch; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fleischer, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. C. Goodman, in meniory of tht father of Mr, Samuel N. Sumnier.
Hadassah Held its Regular
Meetmg at Neil House
Last Tuesday
The regular meeting of Hadassah was held at the Neil House Tuesday after¬ noon, .¦\pril 17. As,the,month of April is devoted T" infant welfare, a rciKirt on the magic show presented at the Schon¬ thal Community House last Sunday, was made by Mrs. Albert Scliifi', and Mrs. Instill Silhnan. O'lic hundred twenty-one dollars was realized from this perform¬ ance.
A playlet depicting infant welfare scenes in Palestine was presented, and tlic following took, part: Mrs, Sam Meizlish, Mrs. Sam Schlonsky, Mrs. Wm. Scluff, Mrs. Aihert Schiff, and Mrs.' 1. W. Garek. .
Mrs. Albert Schiff and Mrs. Justin Silhnan, chairmen of infant welfare, wish 'to take this opportunity of thank- in? Mr. Arthur Taylor, better known as "Baffles", the magician; and all those who took part in the "Children's Hour." Special thanks is also given to the pa¬ trons of this affair, and Miss Esther Cooper, who accompanied the cbildi^en who participated in the program, .^ddi- tiunal patrons whose names did not ap¬ pear in the list published in last week's issue of Tin; Chronicle arc: Arlene Merman, Morris Mendel, Beverly ¦ Jane Thai, Mrs. Julius Wasserstrom, Miss Rose Sugartnan, Stanley Maybrook, Elaine Jean King, Abe Katz, Ruth Gold, and Patsy Lou Harris.
Agudath   Achim   Sisterhood
Sponsor Card Party and Style
Show May 10th
A card party and style show will he given Thursday evening, May 10th, under the auspices of the Agudath Achim Sis¬ terhood. The affair will, be hekl at tbe Southern Hotel, and the entire commu¬ nity is cordially invited. The style show will .he sponsored by the F. & R. Lazarus & Co. Fifty lovely door prizes will be given away, and delicious refreshments will be served.
Reserve the evening of May 10th, which promises to be an evening of real entertainment for all.
"Hillel Night" will be celebrated next Monday evening, April "i^rd, at the Winding Hollow City Club on Parsons avenue under the auspices of the local B'nai Brith lodge. It is an open meet¬ ing and the entire community is cordially 'invited to attend.
Part of the program will consist of a debate between the Hillel Foundation, represented by Nathan Kalicr and How¬ ard Steiner who arc upholding the affirm- alive side of the subject. Resolved, "That t!ie Tendencies of American Jewish Youth Are Favorable to the Future of Jewish Life in America.'" The Akron team, debating the negative side, is com¬ posed of Albert F. Scliwartz and Sol Radatti.
The Hillel team upholding tbe nega¬ tive, defeated the Akron team on Feb¬ ruary 17th at Akron.
Another feature for Monday evening's meeting is a play entitled "Kaddish", an original prize-winning play written by Harry iLosin. a Columbus resident. It is a heart-rending story based on tht age old cusUmi of saying "Kaddish". The cast of characters includes Gcrome Roth as Mendel Levine. Joseph Levinger as, Moishe, Faye Silberstein as Miriam Levine, Yetta Geichman as Mrs. Schriorr
id Herman Feingold as Charlie Levine.
Ahavas Sholem Sistcrh4M>d
The Sisterhood of the Ahavas Sholem congregation will meet Sunday after¬ noon, April 1*2, at 3 o'clock, in the vestry room of the synagogue. Following the business meeting, Mrs. H. Beckman, 78^ \nn street, will entertain with refresh¬ ments.
Ladies'   Hachnasath   Orchim Society Announces Im¬ portant Meeting
World Affairs Institute, Dr. Butler <lc- clared that the fundamental principles of democracy were being challenged at their foundations by advocates of arbitrary tiiiverniiKiU. Pointing out that "those (Uictrines which wc have been in the habit of proclaiming and extolling are now everywhere <lcrided and treated with cynicism and increasing scorn", Dr. But¬ ler asserted that these criticisms could not be answered hy abuse but only by calm and reasoned argument and by efh- cicnt performance.
In more forcefiil language. Dr. Beard, speaking at the first anniversary of the founding of the University tn Exile, warned that Nazi propaganda iii this country was "a menace to every decency now cherished in the United States. Let ¦ us not be deceived. There are thousands of American citizens enrolled under the [ same banner of tyranny and ready to join in a movement to establish die reign of force in the United States. A country that could supply millinii.'; to the Ku Klux Klan, with its mongrel inbccilities, could supply millioiis to the Silver Shirts, the Green Shirts, the Black Shirts or whatever color of garment that is to cloak the new destinies."
"The task before us", he declared, "is to strike at this menace in every form and guise v hich it assumes. It is to deny tolerance to those who proclaim tyranny as an eternal principle. All instrumen¬ talities at our hand must be employed. The Congressional investigation now under way must be supported, aiid con¬ tinued as long as there is; a marching shirt in the United States. The Depart¬ nient of Justice, rememliering the activ¬ ities of Von V:iii<:u: Ikn-iKl & Co. in the old days, must keep,, track of Hitler's agents in the new peril., The press and the school must be employed to exiwse the low, diabolical iihilosophy of. Hitler¬ ism and strike at every manifestation of its sinister influence." Pro.fessor Albert Einstein, wdio was another speaker, was moved hy Dr. Beard's address that he publicly embraced the famous his- . torian.
Matters vital to the welfare of the Jewish Shelter Home will be discussed at the regular meeting to be held on Monday,   April   30tb,   at   the   Agudath ~	
.^chim  Synagogue.   .\ll  members  are jviajrjies and Weizmann Coming
urged to be present to help in the dis- to U, S. in May
cussion   and   decisions   so   necessary   to.    NEW YORK (WNS),—Dr. Judah L.
maintain the Home, which, is iierforniin:^ a great, service to the Columbus community. ,'
A membership drive is being planned and will require the cooperation of each and every meniber and friend of this or¬ ganization.
Mrs. William Cohen, president, an- TiQunces that an interesting program has been arranged for the evening \ by the program .chairman. Mrs, Syd. Mendel¬ man. Mrs. R. Stein, will entertain at this meeting: in honor of her son's Bar Mitzvah.
Remember the date—Ai)ril OOtb, at 7 p. m. ' "
Magnes, chancellor of the Hebrew Uni¬ versity, wiir make bis first visit to the' United States since lOitl when he arrives in this country on May 2 in order to I)articipate in a special conference of the American members of the Ijoard of gov¬ ernors of the Hebrew University on May 12. Dr. Chaim \Veizmann. who is due in the United States on May 10, will preside at the conference.
ONEG SHABBOT TEA
Yale (o Have First Christian-Jewish Good Will Meeting in 231 Years
NEW HAVEN (WNS).—Yale Uni¬ versity will be the scene of tlje first Christian-Jewish good-will meeting in its 'l'X\ years of existence on April 20 and The regular Oneg Shabbot Tea of'21 when 75 students, eciually diyided Hadassah will be lield at the Excelsior | among Protestants, Catholics and Jews Chih this afternoon (Saturday) at.2:30|witl gather at a round table discussion o'clock. The program arranged for the | in the bead(|ua.rtcrs of the Yale Chns- afternoon is as follows:..Current events/tian Association. The meeting will he Mr.s Ben Grossman: a question of Jew-'"'"'er the joint auspices of the Church ish literature hy Mrs. Harry Schwartz; "f Christ, the Jewish Club. Dwight Hall, Jewish Nationar Fund, Mrs. A. W. the Catholic Club and the Berkeley Asso- Robins; Wtunen Pioneers in Palestine, ciati<in, comprising Methodist Episcoi>al Mrs. Herman Lieverman. Mrs. S. Graff students. Dean Lulher A. Weigle of the will read, a paper on Noah Webster and Yale Divinity School will preside Eliezer  Ben  Yehuda.
The hostesses for this gathering are: Mrs. M.rUrown, ilrs. A. Mendel; Mrs. D. Pastor and Mrs. Wm. Schwartz.
Rabbi Gup Addresses Groups
Gernian-JewiE>)i Refugee Named Fro- '    feasor at Cutholic University
RUMMAGE SALE
The Ladies' F'ree Loan society wish to announce tliat they will hold a rummage
In Memory of N. Finkclstein
A tree has been planted in the Ha¬ dassah grove in Palestine in memory of, sale sometime in the very near future, the late Nathan Finkelstein by members and everyone wishing to contribute to of the board of the Cincinnati unit of this sale, please call Mrs, M, Finkelstein, Junior Hadassah. FAirfax U71M.
Rabbi Gup delivered the prayer at the opening meeting of the state Senate ou Wcdnestlay, April 11. On last Monday he addressed the annual meeting of the thirty-two guilds of the White Cross the university liospital,   comprising   a   membership  of | 	
sixt«n h.m,lre.l, at their luncheon-meet- Brotherhood to Cloae Season
mg held at the Y. W. C .'\.
WASHINGTON. D. C. (WNS).~ .\n effective rebuke to racial intolerance has been administered by Dr. Janies IL Rjan, rector of the Catholic University at Wa.shington by apiwinting Dr. Enist Stein, a Ger man-J ewish refugee, as vis¬ iting professor of  Byzantine history at
Rabbi Zelizer^s Sermon
Rabbi   Nathan   Zeli/.er   of   the   East
The Brotherhood of the Bryden Road Tiniple will bring its seasoii to a close on Tties<lay, May I, at 0 :!(0 p. in., with Broad Street Temple will deliver his last a dinner and an elaborate program fea- serniun of the season on Friday evening, Muring a mock trial. All arrangements -April 27. The subject which the rahbi are intended to make this a gay evening, has chosen for that evening is, "Be Ye .'\ brief i>eriod will be devoted to. election Holy."   The public is cordially invited,    t of oflicers. ' '
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