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\'C)LUME XVII—No. 14
COLUMBUS, OHIO, APRIL 6, iij,-i4
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Strictly Confidential
Tid-Bits From       Everywhere
By   PlilNEAS  J.   BIRON
B'nai   B'rith   Will   Initiate
Class of Candidates
Monday Night
The Joint Drive Opens
When  Dr.  Chaim  Weizmatin  arrives ^^herc on May D.iy he will have the lull fc(J-operation   of  liis  erstwhile  opponent, l>r. Stephen S. Wise, in his efforts for liic United Jewish Appeal, we hear . . . SSW,   incidentally,  has  cause  to  hope liiat the Zionist Actions Committee will ' lulorse his pet project, that of the World Jewish   Congress . . . Amusing  incident at the opening of the joint drive; Judge Julian W. Mack, rising to address the :isscinbled  crowd,  began,  in  accordance xvith the beat tradition, with: "Fellow- Jews'*—then   suddenly   he- remembered Ihat the salutation was hardly appHcable to League Refugee Commissioner James McDonald, the guest of honor/and in the excitement of the moment, as he bowed to    the    Commissioner    corrected    his Krceting  to:   "Fellow-Christians"   .   .   . Wc take this opportunity to rectify one of those errors that will creep in: The ¦blackballing of  Joseph  C-  Hyman   for the secretaryship of the joint drive (UJA to  you)   was   not  as   effective  as   the l)Iaeki)aUer,   Nathan   Straus,   Jr.,   had hoped, Mr. Hyman's good friends of the JDC cainp having seen to it that he was named honorary secretary of the Appeal ... Our congratulations . . . Rabbinical   Notes An announcement that will consider¬ ably lighten the burden of the mailman who serves Rabbi Samuel H. Gqldenson, of New York's Temple   Emanu-El:   Dr. Goldenson has chosen as. his assistant the young man who was whh him at Pitts¬ burgh—Rabbi Babel Glazer. son of the Orthodox   Rabbi   Simon   Glazer   .   .  '. Youthful Rabbi Nathan  Perilraan, who assisted Rabbi Goldenson's three' prede- cessorsi    Rabbis. Eneloi^   Krass    and S.chulman, is, scheduled to remain with Emanu-El  also  .   .  .   Rabbi  I^uis. P. Browne, :who is one of America's best- known authors, adheres to the theory,that anti-Semitism   is  an-outgrowth! of the . ancient antagonism of  the country yo¬ kel to the city slicker, the rustic-minded goyim being naturally disti-ustful of the urbanized Jew . . .But when he stated this theory.-at..a Jersey City lecture re¬ cently his audience refused to accept it, numerous listeners arguing vociferously against his point of view . . Dr, Browne believes tliat anti-Semitism can be abol¬ ished only by ur<banizing goyim and rural¬ izing Jews until a state of balance is achieved-which, he has figured out, by Cabbala and other occult methods, wil happen   in  May   or  June  of  tbe  year li^275 of ,thc present era ;¦.
News From Newark That big party which was thrown for Dr. Albert Einstein at Newark last week was highly successful from the publicity point of view, but accomplished less than nothing toward raising funds for Ger¬ man Jewish relief . . . Cleveland's ^il- ' ver-tongued Rabbi A. H, Silver had to charter a special plane in order to be ¦ able to conduct services at his Temple on that Sunday morning and be.present at the Einstein meeting in the afternoon ... All pf which did not prevent the zealous youth who does the publicity for the Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League from sending out a notice stating that Dr. Silver had presided over a meeting of this organization in New York bn that very same Sunday morning ... On the Nazi Front The purpose behind the visit of Am¬ bassador William E. Dodd to the home folks at Washington is to tell FDR just what Berlin, where Dr. Dodd represents the U. S., thinks of the anti-Nazi boy cott we're having . . . German'*Ambas¬ sador Hans Luther will sit in at the conferences, lest Dr. Dodd—-whoni our own Representative Hamilton Fish, Jr. considers dangerously liberal—prove. too objective in his statement of the prob' lem . . .11 Duce Benito having taken to arresting anti-Fascist Jewish intellectuals we are reminded that after all it was Mussolini whose example taught Dolly Hitler the tricks of the trade . . . The story that Marlene Dietrich gave finan¬ cial support to the Hitlerites, the birdies whisper, was Nazi-made propaganda in¬ tended to injure her hox-office appeal be¬ cause some time ago she offended a Nazi agent ¦ ¦ • The husband of I^ernice Chrysler Garblsch, daughter of Walter .(motor mogul). Chrysler, has been black- . balled from the ritzy Forest Hills Golf Club because he dared marry a Jewess , . . A wisecrack current in these iiarti declared that Germany's baseball score at present stands: One Hun, One Hitler, One   Error ...
About People Society with a capital S—and we mean the Social Register brand—is turning out in large mimbers for the American pre^ inierc of Ernest Bloch'p Reform Jewish Jiervice on April llth . . . Joseph Mar- (Continued on page 4)
Zion Lodge, No. 62 of tlie B'nai B'rith vvill hold initiation services at the next meeting, Monday, April J)th, at the Wind¬ ing Hollow City Club, Parsons avenue.
Thi.'5 will mark the first appearance of the new degree team recently selected by Ben Friedman, the new degree team chairman. Tho.-;e who will participate are: Si Kahu, Isadore M. Harris, Wil¬ liam Wasserstrom, Irwin Wolf, and Harry Grobstein.
Several important matters will be brought up at the business meeting to follow  the   initiation. -
Must Jews Return to the Ghetto?
An Answer To A Disturbing Question By Robert Stono
Ivreeyoh Annual Bazaar and
Dance at Southern Hotel
Tuesday Evening
The entire community is urged to co¬ operate with the Ivreeyoh in making the anniial Bazaar and Dance Tuesday eve¬ ning, April 10th, at the Southern Hotel a most successful one from the' point of proceeds as well as entertainment..
This annual undertaking is the only big affair sponsored -by .the Ivreeyoh Society which has for its sole purpose the. sub¬ sidy of the Hebrew School. The pro¬ ceeds of this particular enterprise will apply on the school mortgage. . By buying tickets for this Bazaar and by attending it together with all your friends, you will, even in that small way, be doing a great deal to help further Jewish education ih Columbus.
An outstanding orchestra will render music for the dancing and many other features have been planned for the pleas¬ ure of those who will come.
Don't forget Tuesday evening, April 10th, at the Southern Hotel.
Kadimah Society of Das^on Sponsors Second Annual Dance I
The Kadimah society ot Dayton, Ohio, is sponsoring its second annual dance to he given Sunday; April 15, at the Bilt¬ more Hotel. Harold Grcenamyer arid his Biltmore Hotel orchestra will furnish the music. This affair promises to be one of the outstanding affairs of the spring season.
Miss Pauline Rappaport is chairman of the affair and assisting her is Mr. Henry Weiss as co-chairman. The following committees have been appointed:
Tickets; Edith Schneider, chairman; Anne Chudd, Margaret Kahn, Jeannette Moldoff, Ida Press, Sylvia Radus, Bess Sherwat, Maurice Kaplan,' Ben Hammer¬ man and Melyyn Polasky.
Patrons: Sylvia Fricclman, chairman; Miriam Farkus, Sarah,Kozen, Elizabeth Patricoff, Mary Matthews, Maurice Le¬ vitt, Fred Levitt and Jerry Fichel.
Publicity: Florence Burick, chairman; Ruth Matusoff and Ruth Fi-iedman.
Many guests from Columbus and Cin¬ cinnati   are  expected.
Nominating   Committee   To Report at Sisterhood Meeting
The nominating committee of the Rose E. Lazarus Sisterhood will deliver its re¬ port at the next meeting, Tuesday at 2 P.   M.   at  the  Temple.
The opening prayer will be given by Mrs. Albert Luchs, and the afternoon's entertainment program is in charge of Mrs. Erwin Rosenthal, publicity chair¬ man, and Mrs. Allen Gundersheimcr. Participants in the program are: the Mesdames R. Blashek, A. Gundershei- mer, N. Herskowitz, M. Kominz, R. Laz¬ arus, R. Levy, B. Lurie, E. Rosenthal, R. Schiff, S. Schinbach, F. Shore. A. Wein¬ feld and twenty Sunday School children.
All members are urged to attend this meeting which will include important business as well as a fine afternoon's en¬ tertainment.
IVitfi iite.vorable forces slowly pushing ttie Jews into an isofalion commensurate jvitli thai ivhicli,i,they cvperieneed in mc- (tiez'al Europe, Mr. Stone raises ihc ffcr- tinent question 7vhetiter modern cmanci-\ pated Jews cail. even if they ivant to/ return- to a ghetto e.rislcttec—The Editor.;
There has been much soul-searching, sky-watching, and introspection of late. The cataclysm that has struck the Jews of Germany with an impact that has been felt in every corner of the globe in a resurgence of anti-Semitic feeling has squarely set down before world Jewry a critical situation of unparalleled grav-J ity. Those Jews who believed that Naziism and its insane preaching of vio¬ lence and destruction for German Jewry were confined to the territorial boundaries df the Reich, and thus regarded the problem with so much aloofness and impersonal ness, must now be sadly and rudely disabused. If Naziism was hitherto a world Jewish problem from the standpoint of relief. for the victims of the Hitler holocaust, it is now a world Jewish problem from the stand-' point of a threat against the rights and liberties of Jews everywhere, Naziism can no more be isolated in Germany than Communism in Soviet Russia. How ironical that the advanced system of in¬ ternational communication, which we hoped would bring greater understanding and enlightenment, should now be the carrier of a vicious propaganda preach¬ ing death and destruction for the Jews. With all their reputation for shewd- ness and acuteness the Jews are actually a most credulous and ingenious people. They accepted their emancipation one hun¬ dred years ago at its face value and blindly plunged into the job of proving their equality, if not . superiority. Although now and then various governments threatened to hurl them back into the ghetto, they clung blindly to their faith in tolerance,, enlightenment, and brotherly love and pushed on to new frontiers of public and professional achievement. Didn't they have a great contribution to make to the development .of modeirn civ¬ ilization? Wern't the People of the Book ! the prophets of social justice and peace? This was their mission and like the. sal¬ mon they would leap against the onrush- ing current to scale the heights their noble tradition had assigned to them.
But what has happened to the lofty ideals of social justice and peace? Social justice and peace have been outlawed. These Utopian pillars of the good life have been condemiied as the traducers of Mars and Wotan and the poisonous weap¬ ons of the Jews who sek to dstroy the world and all that is "Aryan" in it. To preach social justice and peace in the Year One of Hitlerism is to call down the wrath and suspicion of not only the shirted armies but of the millions who are, being subtly prepared for war and enforced injustice.
Thus has the great mission of the Jews' become a boomerang and all their strivings for the ideals of tolerance and equality suspect. Iri the light of the new psychology of international conflict aiid distrust and false economic theories built on force and suppression, the efforts of the Jew in any field are interpreted as sinister deeds in a diabolical plot spun by the Elders of Zion.
The delirious state of the nations of the world, and the desperate reversion to mob action of their people, are quite clearly direct consequences of the' eco¬ nomic debacle and the want and suffering that followed in its wake. For it is much more convenient to maintain and cover up a destitute ecoriomic system by re^ort-
Cajttor Pinchik to Sing at Agudath Achim
A. Z. A. and Hadassah Buds To Hold Joint Meeting
ing to prejudice, violence, and fraud, than to overhaul it completely in an elTort to repair it. This is precisely what has happened in Central Europe today. And the Jew has once more been made the scapegoat. He has been dragged across the map of Europe like the proverbial red litrring. He has been held up'to a with¬ ering bombardment of slander, venom and spleen imhcard of in modern history. Tile Jews have been blamed for the war; ibey have been blamed for the depression. It seems that there is nothing left for the Jews to do but bring back prosperity. And tolerance and understanding will re¬ turn with it-
If no palpable improvement occurs in the economic system, the Jew will be faced with an ostracism almost as com¬ plete as the medieval ghetto. Germany has excluded the Jews from all its pro¬ fessions. Other countries have instituted a rigid numerus ciausus. The boycott against Jewish merchants is quietly but effectively carried on in various countries. Attacked as an alien and destructive cle¬ ment, the Jew is threatened with com¬ plete isolation and elimination from the general economic life.
Gradually but unmistakably the Jews are being pushed back into the ghetto. Freedom and equality of opportunity are closed to them. Once more the insur- mountaJile walls of the ghetto rise about them to isolate them from the rest of the world.
But is there a road back ? Can the Jews of today who have tasted of the political, economic, and cultural opportu¬ nities 6f the modern era return to the ghetto? Can they turn their backs on what we know as Western Civilization? And if so, to what will they turn? The ghettos'of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries were built around the rich tra.- ditions of the Jewish religion and Jewish cuUure. Orthodoxy was the framework and scaffolding of these dark cities within cities. An ardent spirit qf faith and com¬ munion, with God which burned con¬ stantly and brightly in the hearts oE^ the ghetto Jews.
Can the Jew of today who has dis¬ carded his religion for the gospel of the Jewish mission recapture this spirit? Can he turn back the clock of time, and the clock of disillusionment and. skepticism and lose himself in the consolations of a I fervent belief in his destiny? Some will speak up arid point to Palestine and Zionism as the new faith that may be the foundation for a hew religion, a new life in the ghetto of tomorrow.'^ True, Palestine and Zionist ideology have a significant role in Jewish life; they fill it with meaning, with hope, with beauty. But even Palestine will not bear the se¬ verity of the test that will face it in the sorrowful enclosures of the ghetto. , Pal¬ estine has riieaning today because it is related to the life we lead as a part of the country in which we live;
Examined in the light of ghetto life, it will not be strong enough to become a faith—a religion to compensate us for our shattered illusions of equal rights.
The threat.of a return to the ghetto at this supposedly advanced stage of civ ilization must make us despair of the efficacy of science and education in the promotion of humanitarianism and good will.. It must once and for all convince us that the nations that promised the Jews equality in exchange for conformity were playing a colossal joke on the Jew¬ ish people.
Our only hope is that this monstrous wave of anti-Semitism is only a cycle very much as our econoriiic depression is part of the cycle of prosperity.—Copy- ¦ifihtl934.
Cantor P.  Pinchik
The news that Cantor P. Pinchik is to sing again in the Agudath Achim Syna¬ gogue on April 37th, 28th and 29th, is being joyously received by his many local admirers, who feel that here is a singer imbued.with divine feeling to interpret our holy prayer.s in inspired fashion.
When Cantor Pinchik sings a psalm or a prayer, Jew and Gentile are equally thrilled, and the words become living, breathing, pulsating things, vvhich pene¬ trate the innermost depths of our soul.
Cantor Pinchik is. blessed with the happy combination of a beautiful tenor voice and great artistic ability.
Immediately after his appearance in Columbus, Mr. Pinchik is leaving for Palestine to visit his mother. He will return to America for the High Holidays,
The local chapters of A. Z. A. and Hadassiih Buds will hold a joint niecting and program on Sunday, April Sth, at 2 m P. M., at the Schonthal Center. Each of these organizations has com¬ pleted extensive plans for the coining season and it is hoi>ed that this joint meeting will start the activities in full swing.
B. L. Moser, O. S, U. alumnus, will be the speaker of tlie afternoon and the program will also include musical and. dance numbers. Refrebtuiients will be served after the meeting. It is hoped that there will be a record turnout.
Much   Fun   Pi;omi8ed   At Tifereth Israel Cabaret Dance
¦Miss Dorothy Rapaport, chairman of the. Cabaret dance to be held at the Tifereth Isi-ael, this Sunday, evening, April Sth, under the auspices of the T. I. Junior Sisterhood, has left nothing un¬ done toward making this dance a very unique one.
Not only will the Cabaret effect add a novel touch but other features will also mark this as one of the season's most un¬ usual evening dance affairs.
Jack McAndrews and his Scarlet Mask Orchestra will, be there with plenty of pep. The follovving will assist Miss Rupaport: the Misses Lillian Goldherg, Sara Shajiira, Ann Worley, Esther Win¬ ter, Bess Golden, Sadie Miller, Ann Ciine, Regina Wasserstrom, Katherine Stone, Lina Schneider, Elizabeth Rapa¬ port, Ethelyn Smith, Helen Seidenherg, Dorothy Kirstein, Annette Katz, {Mafdelle Parrish, Freida Schuman, Martha Frei¬ reich, Janet Wasserstrom, Sarah Polstcr, Helen Gruber and Jessie Weisblatt.
Jews in Pen Enjoy Seder Services
Passover se<ler services were held last Sunday morning for the Jewish inmates of Ohio State Penitentiary by the social service committee of Zion Lodge, No. 62, of B'nai B'rith.
8th Season of Camp Schon¬ thal to Open at Magnetic Springs on June 24th
Mr. L. J. Goodman, chairman, an¬ nounces the opening of the Eighth Season of Camp Schonthal at Magnetic Springs,' Ohio, on June 24th. The first four weeks are devoted to girls' activities' and the last five weeks, from July 22nd to Au¬ gust 24th, arc for the boys.
For the fifth consecutive season Miss Beatrice T. Maftus, of New York City, will assume the position of Camp Di¬ rector. She has been associated with Camp Schoharie,. Camp Wacona, Camp Vacamas, Camp Enioh and has had e.K- tensive experience working with boys and girls of all ages.
Camp Schonthal, offers an A-1 pro¬ gram of activities for the mental, physi¬ cal and social development of its camp¬ ers. The varied program includes the following activities: Swimming, rowing, fishing, hiking, nature lore, first aid, water sports, athletic contests, wood¬ craft, leather tooling, basketry, dancing, dramatics, orchestra, "hay rides, marsh¬ mallow and wiener roasts, treasure hunts, stunt nights and council fires^ Religious services are held on Friday evening.
Strictly kosher food Is served. The Camp cooks are experts and the children are given the best, food available, pre¬ pared in an appetizing manner.,. Fresh ,milk, butter, eggs and vegetables are ob¬ tained from nearby farms. Kosher meats, pouUry and fresh, fish are served, The Camp bis the most modern ^anfctary kitchen eciuipment.
Recreationar facilities include a large athletic field for baseball, basketball, volley.ball, track and horse shoes; ten¬ nis court; a completely equipped play- grdiuul; a large recreation hall with stage, radio, victrola and piano; a con¬ crete swimming , pool, filled from the springs; and a modern shower room.
Rates are iis40 for the girls' term of four weeks and $qO for the boys' sea¬ son of five week-s. For the greatest benefit to the camper ¦\ve suggest reser' vations for the full term.
For further information and registra¬ tion please communicate with the Regis tration Clerk, Miss Ann T. Goldberg^ at the city office, "iSS East Rich Street, ADams 3329.
Miss Rose Sugarman is Executive Secretary and Business Manager of the camp.
Nazis    Renew    Anti-Jewish
Violence and Strengthen
Boycott
liJCRLlN (WNS)—The net of rc- .striction and persecution is being *lrawn tighter about the throats of German Jewry, and no casement is visible de¬ spite the repeated attempts of German ffuvcrnnicnt officials to sway foreign public opinion, it became evident this week as reports of violence against Jews on a wide front reached Berlin by under¬ ground   sources,
Gunzcnhausen, Bavaria, was the scene of one of the most brutal raids the Nazis have conducted against Jews in recent nionths. A cafe brawl winch in¬ volved a single Jew became the signal for a', vicious attack upon all the 1,500 Jewish inhabitants of the town of 5,0IW. Storm troopers jailed scores of Jews on the pretext that they had insulted the government. Two Jews were cither mur¬ dered or committed suicide to escape brutal punishment. The prisoners were subsequently  released.
The incident at Gunzenhausen is typi¬ cal of wliat has been taking place throughout Germany as the Nazis, cele¬ brating the first anniversary of the boy¬ cott against Jewish stores, vigorously re¬ newed their'effort to keep Aryans from buying in Jewish shops. National So-. cialist pamphlets are being widely dis- tributai, warning that "he who buys from a Jew should be hanged." In Hildesheim huge vans circulate through the streets all day carrying posters advising against purchase of goods from Jews.
Although German propaganda officials have been emphasizing abroad that Dr. , Kurt Schmitt, minister of ecoriomicg, is opposed to the stringent anti-Jewish boy¬ cott, Schmitt's views, if .accurately rer ported, have had no influence in actual Reich practice. Paul Goebbels, propa-: ganda minister, has publicly reprimanded Schmitt for his alleged philo-SemStic views.
It is being soniewhat more freely ad¬ mitted, however, that the boycott of Ger¬ man products abroad is causing heavy in- jury to-'the Reich's economic outlook. Large foreign industrial and pommercial organizations which have had branches in Berlin, havq closed their offices, in re¬ sponse to the sharp drop in demand for their products in home countries. . The only concession the government has made fo private complaints of her more con-^ servative business leaders has been to in¬ tensify propaganda abroad that prosecu¬ tion of Jews in Germany is on the wane.
Jack Myers, chairman,'was assisted at these services by Leon Berman, Abe Wolman, Frank Bayer and Morris Su¬ pran, who led the inmate choir in the chanting of the services.
Followhig the services a delicious Pass¬ over meal was served through the cour¬ tesy of the Ezras Noshim Society. The conimittee in charge were: Mrs. H. Shiff, chairman, and the Mesdames I, Garek and S. Weisman. This marked the 18th year that Passover meals were served Jewish inmates at this institution.
During the afternbon several talking pictures were shown, this having been arranged by Abe Wolman with the Para¬ mount  Exchange,
Jewish Doctors Find Partial Cure for Heart Disease
NEW YORK (WNS)—Discovery of permanent relief for sufferers from an¬ gina pectoris (heart disease) by remov¬ ing the entire thyroid gland of such suf¬ ferers has been reported to the annual meeting of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology by Dr. Herman L. Blumgart of the Har¬ vard Medical School and Dr. David D, Berlin of the Research Laboratories of the Beth Israel Hospital in Boston. The Jewish physicians aimounced that the removal of the thyroid gland from sufferers of angina pectoris had ef¬ fected striking and permanent i^lief.
Hadassah Presehto 'Children's
Hour" April 15 (Sunday)
2:30 p. m. Community House
The Infant Welfare group of the Co¬ lumbus Chapter of Hadassah will present a."Children*s Hour" of entertainment Sun-, day afternoon. April 15th, at 2:30 o'clock at the Schonthal Community House. This show .promises to be a most interesting oiie as the famous magician, "Baffles" will be featured among other specialties. All parents are asked to reserve the after¬ noon of April 15th, and bring their chil- di-en to the Center where a real treat is in store for them. All children as well as parehts' are invited to be patrons of this show. A dollar ticket will enable you to ' be a patron which will'entitle one adult and two chil^en to admission for this grand performance. General admission is 15c for children and 25c for adults.
Those who have not as' yet been so¬ licited and wish to become patrons of this affair may communicate with either Mrs. Albert Schiff. EV. 5031 or Mrs.-Justin Sillman, FA. 9439.
Thus far the following adults and chil¬ dren patrons have been secured: Ellen Claire Byer, Howard Byer, Elizabeth Shinback, Bettye Ruth Madison, Joyce Faye Madison, Barbara Joy Schiff, Ed¬ win Mark Mellman, Bernard Yenkin, Elaine Garek, Norma Stetleman, Myron Stetleman, Ayrum Joel Sillman, Sylvia Faye Meizlish, Sanford Goldman, Belle Poling, Ruth Schaffer, Miriam Liever¬ man, Miriam Rivlin, Julian Robins, Jackie Goldberg, Sonia Modes, Mrs. Charles Solomon, Elaine Suid, Peggy Sluizcr, Alan Sluizer, Levy Twins, Arthur Ko¬ backer, Marjorie Neff, Mildred Schiff, Elaine Schiff, Arnold Schiff, Irene Scliiff, Charies Schiff, Joan Schiff, Shirley Schiff, Leonard Schiff, Eugene Goldberg, Miss Juliette Marks, Jean Edelman, Phyliss Kessel, Barbara Lazarus, Char¬ lotte Lazarus, Bobby Lazarus, Jean Liiz- arus, Elaine Mark, Leon Mark, Bobby Bernkrant, Allen Guiidorsheimer, Robert Gtindersheimer, Peretz Jacobson, Sey¬ mour Jacobson, Phyliss Harmon, Edward Goodman, Charlotte Marx, H. M. Katz, Leah Levinger, Helene Goodman, Theo¬ dore Gup, Rhea Ornstein, Bettye Schan¬ farber, Alan Wolf, Shirley Mae Stein, Robert Lewensohn, Alan Weiler, Rita i Dworsky.
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