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Vnr.UMEXVlI—No. II
COLUMBUS, OHIO, MARCH 16, 1934.
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Senior and Junior Hadassah
and Zionists to Hold
Joint Meeting
Latest From tho Front
i lie joint campaiBii front, of course
1 or when Jews work jointly there
11    more fireworks than when various
i'Jiips have separate campaigns, it seems
By the time you read this, we
L lUtr, the contract cstabltshiiiK a new
I tional   office   and   machinery   for   the
"It drive will go into effect .... A
iiiinitlcc    of    sponsors    consisting    oi
I .ignc Commissioner McDonald, philan- 'I'ropibt Warburg and other gcdoUin will
II .it the top of the hierarchy .... Im- nndiately helow will conic the adniinis- li itive committee, divided equally between tl L Joint Distribution Committee and the
Ninerican Palestine Canipaigii—six ol (.ach, with. Chairman Harry L. GlucUs-
III in rounding out the baker's dozen .... U hrst the APC dreamed of Louis I ipskj or Morris Rothenbcrg for the (hairinauship, hut thfc J])C brethren Udiildii't agree ..... The Women's Di- \i!>ion which tljc APC is boosting to raise a special fund for settling the Ger-' nun Jewish children in Palestine will be lieidcd by none other than Mrs. Abram i Llkus, wife of the former Ambassa- linr to Turkey, with Mrs. Samuel Bloomingdalei of the department store ISIoommydales,    as   associate   chairman
. To change the subject: The World jtwish Congress hcadciuartcrs iu Paris aie now cclcbrathig the appearance of tbi. hrst issue of its very own journal, with articles by Prof. Simon (historian) Duhnow, Emil (biographer) Ludwig and Dr. George {exiled German editor) Bernhard, among others .... As for the big public "trial" of Hitler at Madison btjuarc Garden' the other night—we'll Iwvc the reporting of sidelights on that function to our colleague Samuel Fred¬ erick.
He Understands Money Chicago U. Prof. Jacob .Viner, who will celebrate April Fool's Day by be¬ coming a special adviser to Treasury, Secretary Morgenthau, is always greeted by large audiences wheii he gives'a lec¬ ture in his home town, rMontrcal .... Champions of "the anti-Nazi boycott muvcment hope that Prui. Vhicr's ap- pomtmcnt will give them support in high quarters, in yieiV of the fact that the Professor's brother, neurologist Dr. Nonnan Viner, is a leadtir in the boy-
LOtt movement in Montreal Hut
our feelhig is that the Professor will atick to giving the, government financial advice only . . ... Which is quite fitting and proper.
About People Busy though she is attending Congress sessions and issuing statements opposing communism, Representative Florence „P. Kahn of Cahfornia none the less finds time for relaxation ... . Especially when It comes to seeing a movie with sound by Conrad Kahn, her son, who did, among other things, Garbo'S and Metro-Gold- wjn's "Queen Christian" .... She also likes to attend Capital social functions with music by Sidney Scideiiman, the more so since Sidney knows that she loves to hear the Blue Danube Waltz . . . As a pick-me-up for one who wants to turn from hard work to a pleasurable interlude Mrs. Kahn recommends a cock¬ tail .... It is our painful duty to in¬ form NRA administrator Nathan Straus, Jr, that the matutinal snorts of the electric horse with which he preserves his youthful figure disturb the neigh¬ bors, who like to sleep late.
Movie Magnate Sam Goldwyn is moaning out loud these days at the thought that Representative Sam Dick¬ stein's hill barring alien actors who have not achieved fame would have kept his Anna Sten out of the land .... Murray Stdsongood, former Cincinnati (Mayor, is m town at the moment watching our own Mayor La Guardia wage his war against rackets, political and otherwise, and re¬ membering his own experience iu that line .... Maurice Becker, painter, and brother of the charming dancer, Tamiris, has chosen the Municipal Art Exhibition at the liockefeller Center as the place for showing his picture of a soldier breaking his gun .... Mr. Becker feels that in ihis way he is i>rotesting not'only against war but also against the destruc¬ tion of the radical Rivera murals by the Center.
MoE^tly Sociological . Students oi juvenile delinquency are referred to the excellent volume by Drs, Sheldon and Eleanor T. Glueck on the subject .... These two young sociol- -ogists have found that current mcthodi of treating young delinquents are highly inadeiiuate .... Sculptor Jo Davidson complains that (Mayor La Guardia is so much on the move that it's ahnost im¬ possible to make a bust of him . . . Prexy Bernard S. Deutsch—who heads not only the American Jewish Congress but the N. Y. Hoard of Aldermen—has  (Continued on poge__^l	
On Tuesday cvcniiif?, March 20, al H;00 p. ni. at Broad St. Temple, the Co- Imnhtis Chapter of Hadassah and the Columbus Unit of Junior Hadassah will hold their annual joint meeting and hirtliday party, at whicli time the 18th and Hth anniversaries of the local Senior and Jiiniur organizations, respectively, as well us the 22nd and JUth anniversaries of the National Senior and Jiuiior or¬ ganizations, will be celebrated. The Co¬ hnnbus Zionist District has also been invited to participate in this event.
Mrs. Eva Epstein Shaw of Toledo, prominent attorney, will he the guest speaker, hcr topic being "The Zionist Movement and Its Achievcnicnts." Mrs. Shaw is a speaker of note, a,member of the State Board of Bar Examiners an<l is active in Senior Hadassah, being at present Secretary of the Central States Regional.
Mrs. A. W. Robins will give the opcn- hvs prayer.,
A one-act play "An Appeal to Reason" wilh he presented under tlie direction of Mr. A. W. Robins of the Zionist organ¬ ization. The following will participate: Miss Esther Levinson,. who has taken leading parts in several Hillel plays, Miss Reva Zuravsky, who has participated in several local operatic productions and William Robins, an O. S. U. student.
An excellent musical program will he presented under the leadership of Cm- tor Solomon Grodner. The following will participate: Mrs. Fannie Grodner, •Miss Reva Zuravsky, Miss Miriam Ber¬ man, Miss Fannie Goldberg, Mr. Louis Nuzzo, Mr. Sam Fine and Mr. Sam Geiclunah.
Sisterhood  to  Receive  Mon¬ day Eve. for Rabbi and Mrs. Gup
The Rose E, Laxarus Sisterhood ex¬ tends a most cordial invitation to all members of Temple Israel to attend a reception at tbe Winding Hollow City Chib, hVl South Parsons Avenue, Mon¬ day, March liHIi, from i) to 12 (). m., in honor of Rabhi and Mrs. Sanuiel M. Gnp's fifteenth wedding anniversary.
Mrs.. Harry Liiric, Il-lO S. Drexcl Ave¬ nue and her committee are in charge of refreshments, and Mrs. L A. Glick, 2'124 Fair Avenue, chairman of hospitality, aud her committee will act as hostesses. Mrs, Charles l''rosh, Mrs. Allen Gundershei¬ mcr, and Mrs, L. J. Goodman arc also .associated with the above committees. Music  will  be  furnished by Kursan.
I Plan Nation-Wide Celebration Of Stephen Wise's 60th Birthday
New York (WNS)—Plaiis for nation- wide-celebrations of the sixtieth birthday of Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, who will pass the three-score mark on March 17, are nearing completion. Special comniittees have heen organized in Los Angeles, Boston, Chicago and Portland, Oregon under the c^irectiort qf graduates of the Jewish Institute of Religion, of .which Dr. Wise is the founder .and' president. The Free Synagogue, of which Dr. Wise is spiritual leader, is arranging, a si)ecial luncheon on March 18. The chief birthday observance was a formal ban¬ quet on March 14 under the auspices of a citizens' committee Iieaded by. Bain¬ bridge Colby, former Secretary of State. Among the members of the committee are Senator William Borah, Arthur Bris^ bane. Rev. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman' Sena¬ tor Royal D. Copeland, Rev. Dr. John Haynes Holmes and Judge Juifan W. Mack.
Prospects Are Good for B'nai
B'rith Ladies Auxiliary
in Columbus
Forty women met Monday night at the Winding Hollow City Club for the pur¬ pose of forming a Ladies Auxiliary to the Zion Lodge of B'nai BVith. The group will act as a joint organization with that of the local chapter of B'nai BVith, and ijncct in conjunction with it. They intend to pursue the same worthy fields of endeavor in Jewish weUare. A drive for unlimited membership is being made.
Temporary officers were elected to serve until a charter is granted.' They arc : Mrs. Harry Schwartz,. 907 . Oak- wood .'Vvcnue, president; iMrs. Don A. Shustcrman, llD'l Berkeley Rd., vice president; Mrs. I. W. Garek, GGG Bed¬ ford Avenue, secretary ; and Mrs. Morris Polster, 2M8 Sherwood Road, treasurer. Mrs. Samuel S. Rosenthal,. 1060 Wilson Avenue, was appointed publicity chair¬ man,
Those in attendance at the next meet- ing-to be held March 28th, at the Wind¬ ing Hollow City Club, and those present at the initial meeting will constitute the charter members, of the Ladies Auxiliary o^ E'nai B'rith. Watch the Chronicle for future announcements regarding" this newly formed women's group of the B'nai  B'rith. ,     '",
Ten    N.    Y.    Department Stores Join Anti-Ger¬ man Boycott
New York (WNS)^Tcn of New York's leading department nnd chain stores have discon¬ tinued purclmsing German goods and have oHicially joined the anti-Gcrman boycott, it waa re-* vealcd by the Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League. Stores now boycotting German goods are Bloomingdale's, Salts-Fifth Ave¬ nue, Hearns, SakB-Sith Street, Lord & Taylor, L. M. Blum- Btcin, L. Werthcimer & Co., James McCrcery, Manhattan Chain Stores, and Sears, Koc- butik.
JURY OF 20,000 CONVICTS HITLER
AND HIS REGIME OF GRIME
AGAINST CIVILIZATION
Witnesses   Reprcsertting  All   Fields  of   Human   Endeavor,  AH
Creeds and Public Opinion Present Indictment; State
Department   Ignored   Luther's   Protest
..Washington. D. C. (WNS)—An ciTort I again.st  historic progress and  the posi by Dr. Hans Luther, German ambassa'
U. S. Government Offers Free College Education Here At Schonthal Home   .
For those who are interested in more than a high school education, and are linancially unable to attend the university, the U. S. Government offers through the Franklin County Emergency Junior Ra¬ dio College, a real opportunity. A part of your college education will be given you absolutely free, by instructors who are leading men in their respective fields, Your text hooks and other hiatcrial will be furnished without cost to you. An¬ other note of interest is that university credit will be given to alt those taking college work by radio.
The opening of the Spring quarter is scheduled for March 20th, with classes held daily at the Schonthal Community House, 555 East Rich Street. The courses oiYcred include: Spanish by Profs. Hcii- drix and Cabarga; History (Europe since 1810) by Prof. Noyes; Psychology by Members of O. S. U. Staff; English by Prof. Robt. S. Newdick.
Register with Miss Rose Sugarman, director of. the Schonthal Community House, and take advaiitage of this splen¬ did offer which is absolutely free.
For further' particulars concerning this educational offer, call Mr. Applcmaii at the Board of Education, ADams 71G1.
T. L Jr. Sisterhood Sponsors
"Kid" Party at Temple
March 21
. Miss Fannie Greenstein is chairman of the "Kid" party which is being sponsored by the junior Sisterhood of the East Broad Street Temple, Wednesday eve¬ ning, March 21st. The affair which is to be held ini the spcial hall of the Temple is scheduled for 8 o'clock, and is open
dor, to have the Stale Department halt the mock trial of Chaucellor Hitler and his governnicnt in Madison Square came to naught when the State Department up¬ held the traditional American rights of free speech and refused to intervene, it became known here. Ambassador Luther, who was invitwl to speak in defense of his governnicnt at the trial, lodged a vigorous ))rotcst with the State Depart¬ ment on the ground that the trial was an attack on the head of a friendly govern¬ ment and that the prominence of the i>co- plc participating would very likely be interpreted in Germany as giving it an official, character.
William Phillips, nnder-secretary of State, who revealed the protest, said that tlic State Department had informed Dr. Luther that it had no jurisdiction be¬ cause the trial was purely a private af¬ fair ill which no member of the admin¬ istration was to take part. Mr. Phillips also pointed, out to the German envoy that the .\mcfican Constitution guaran¬ teed the right of free speech and that the State Department could not inter¬ fere with any citiztii's constitutional pre¬ rogatives.
Rabbi Gup  Will Contribute Articles for Encyclopedia
Rabbi' .Samuel M. Gup, spiritual leader of the Bryden Road Temple, has been invited to contribute a num'uer oi articles to the forthcoming publication of the Jewish Encyclopedia. He has again been honored with an invitation to include his biography   in   the   current   volume   of
to all members and their friends.    The  "Who's Who in America,
Mrs. S. Rivlin Speaker At T. I. Sisterhood Sabbath
The Tifereth Israel Sr. .ind Jr. Sis¬ teriioods will join together for the .An¬ nual Sisterhood Sabbath tb be held at the East Broad Street Temple Friday evening, March 23, 8 p. m. Mrs. Solomon Rivlin, a member of the senior sister¬ hood and well known for her ability as speaker, will address the two org.-irii- zations on some theme dealing with a contiimiiorary problem that js confronting the Jewish people.
Mrs. Jennie Polster, Senior Religious Chairinan, will introduce- the guest speaker and offer the closing prayer. Miss May Rosen, Junior Religious Chair- mail, will offer the opening prayer and lead -in responsive reading from special recitations arranged by Rabbi Zelizer. Miss Dorothy Kirstein and Miss Anna¬ belle Berinan will act as ushers for the evening.
After the Services the mcnibers and their friends of both organizations will gather in the social hall for refresh¬ ments to be served by Mrs., William Bronner aud hcr committee. All are welcome.
INFANTS' HOME OF OHIO
The officers and kiddies are very grateful to^the following donors:—Sun¬ shine Club of Temple Israel of which Mrs. Sol Loeb is chairman—a lovely do¬ nation of money; in memory of Mr. Miller, father of Mrs. H. A. Greenber- ger of Canton, Ohio, from Mr. and Mrs. Jack Joseph of Canton; Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Goodman in memory of Rose Wolff Odenbaugh; in memory of iMr. Isaac Topper and Mr. Nathan Finkelstein from Mr. and Mrs. A. Goldberg. FRED LAZARUS TO SPEAK
. Fred Lazarus will be the principal speaker at the Bryden Road Temple Brotherhood meeting on Thursday, March 29th. The subject of Mr. Laza¬ rus' address will be, "Taxation in Ohio." This meeting will be open to the public.
big feature of the evening will he games and lovely prizes. Alt guests are re¬ quested to epter into the spirit of the affair and attire themselves. in kid cos¬ tumes.' .
-Assisting Miss Greenstein are the fol¬ lowing members: Aliss Martha Freireich, co-chairman; Dorothy Rappaport, Bess Golden, Lena Schneider, Elizabeth Rap¬ paport, Madelyn Gruber, Rose Hillel¬ son,   Miriam   Bcrman,   Jessie  Weisblatt.
There will be a nominal admission cliarge of 25c. (Make your reservations now with Miss Greenstein, FA. 9782, or Miss Freireich, GA. 0872. Aii eve¬ ning of real enjoyment is promised to all who will attend.
On Tuesday, March Gth, Rabbi Gup addressed the Columbus School For Girls. at their regular weekly chapel on the sub¬ ject, "What is Judaism?"
Joint Meeting of Young Judea
The Young Judea Club of the East Broad Street Temple, and the Young Judea Club of the Schonthal Center will hold a joint ineeting Wednesday evening, March, 21st, at 8 o'clock, at the Schon¬ thal Center. Rabbi Lee J, Levinger has been invited as guest speaker. , This meeting will be open to all mem¬ bers, their parents and friends. Refresh¬ ments will be served.
When the Yoiing Judea group oi the East Broad Street Temple met March llth, discussion was brought up concern¬ ing the convention to be held in Ciiicin'- nati the early part of May. The next regular meeting of this group will he held Sunday afternoon, at a p. m. at the East Broad Street Temple.
HADASSAH LINEN SHOWER
Mrs. Harry Freidenberg, chairinan of Hadassah Linen Shower, wishes to an¬ nounce that all those who have not made donations of money or linen at the shower last Sunday at the Neil House, can do so hy calling Mrs. Freidenberg, FA. Gi)35, or by bringing same to the birthday- meeting Tuesday, March 20th.
New York (WNS)—Indicted by 20 eminent witnesses who testified to the high crimes of Adolf Hitler and his Nazi regime against Jews, minorities, labor, democracy, women, religion, world peace, civil liberties, science, arts, education, liberals free speech, press and assembly, the Chancellor of Germany and his gov- ernincnt were found guilty and branded as mankind's public enemies number one by a jury of 20,000 Americans, drawn from a possible panel of millions, who sat in solemn judgment' in Madison Square Garden at the presentation of "The. Case of Civilization Against Hit¬ lerism."
Bainbridge Colby; former secretary of State, sat as judge in the trial which was held under the auspices of the American Jewish Congress, the American Federa¬ tion of Labor, and a score of other lib¬ eral, anti-Nazi and Jewish organizations. After the witnesses, representing every field of human endeavor, all creeds, and public opinion in general, had presented a damning point by point indictment of Hitlerism, Samuel Seabury, noted at¬ torney, summed up the charges as coun¬ sel for civilization, and the Rev. Dr. John Haynes Holmes placed the charges before the jury. Without leaving the jury box, the jurors returned a verdict of "guilty as charged." No one ap¬ peared fdr the accused, although Am¬ bassador Luther was invited to testify. One woman in the balcony made a lone protest by voting "no" during the polling of the jury while all the -witnesses re¬ ceived a telegram of protest from an or¬ ganization calling itself the Ainerican Citizens League of Ohio.
Drawing a distinction between the (ierman people and the German govern¬ ment, the indictment declared that the Nazi government  "has  turned its   face
JEWISH SHELTER HOME
Temple   Forum   Announces Plans for March Meeting
On Monday, March 20, at 8 o'clock at the Temple, the Temple Forum will hold its regular March meeting.
One of the most discussed current top¬ ics of the day will constitute the program for the evening.—"Crime—It's Evolu¬ tion and Solution." This subject will be taken up irom three various view- jidlnts. First, the historical background wilt be discussed; secondly, "A Doctor's ViewiKiint" and lastly, "A Sociologist's Viewpoint."
Mrs. William Cohen, president of the Ladies Hachnasath - Orchim Society, wishes to extend grateful thanks to all members of the organization for their willing and valuable cooperation in mak¬ ing tbe Depression Party a great suc¬ cess. This group desires to express their great appreciation for the excellent re¬ sponse of the Columbus Jejwish commu¬ nity in attending this affair and aiding so materially in contributing to the funds that maintain the Jewish Shelter Home of Columbus.
This Society announces the opening of their rummage sale on March Mth to be conducted for scve.ral weeks. All dona¬ tions of suitable materials will be called for if the following members are noti¬ fied : Mrs. J. Weiner, GA. 1557; Mrs. Wm. Cohen, GA. 3953; Mrs. I. Garek, FA. 8508; and Mrs. H. Friedland, FA, 5701. Or rummage may be brought di¬ rectly to the store at 1052 Mt. Vernon Avenue.
tive blessings and achievements of mod- erii civilization. It has shown itself hy doctrine and practice to be the avowed enemy of those methods of peace and , freedom by which the march of civiliza¬ tion has been enabled and the progress of mankind accomplished. We declare that tlic Hitler government is compelling the Gernian people to turn back from civilization to all antittuated and barbar¬ ous despotism which menaces the prog¬ ress of mankind toward peace and free¬ dom and is a present threat against civ¬ ilized life throughout the world . ... . The German government stands con¬ victed by its own acts of a crime against civilization." .     '
In summarizing the evidence, Judge Seabury declared that the force of pub¬ lic opinion will holl Hitlcrism's effprt to establish its supremacy throughout the world. Pointing out that this fprhc is greater than Hitler, Judge Seabury said "public opinion must be aroused. Jt must be organized. The emergency is great; the need for' immediate action vital. It must be crystallized at once ai^d it must find expression in a boycott against Hitlerism—a boycott as wide'as civilization and as irawerful and as strong as humanity . . . Public opinion as the force, and boycott as the weapon, will break the power  ot  Hitlerism,"'
Senator iMillard S. Tydings, author of the Tydings resolution liow^ pending ,111 the Senate, took isfsue with those who urged .Americans to remain silent in face of what is haijpening in Germany. He said "this is the case where, were civili¬ zation to close its eyes, and stop its ears, and stay its tongue it would be dainned forever. This is the,case where every government, claiming for itself the slight¬ est vestige of_ tolerance, the' smallest semblance of justice, and the barest out- lincof democracy should, by every hon¬ orable, peaceful and proper means,, exert its influence to the end that religious and racial persecution shall be no more among us." Expressing the hope that his Reso¬ lution would be adopted, Senator Tyd¬ ings affirmed his intention of continu¬ ing "to keep this crime pilloried before all the world, in the fervent hope that, in the councils of the present German government, a calmer view and a more* civilized, action may evolve."
Siieaking as an American who. cher¬ ishes the "liberal principles that hold us together as a nation", Professor Ray- .' mond Moley asserted that "I hate Hitler and Hitlerism not only because they have denied justice to fellow human beings. I. hate this thing because it is the enemy of my country, of my faith and of my right to be free. I believe that an Amer-^ ican cannot excuse it without impugning his own principles. He has the right to expect his government to "share in his- abhorrence and to lend what legal aid it can to. those who have suffered from Hit- " Icrism. This threat is not one to religion alone nor is it merely a battle in tiehalf of Jews. It is a fight for the integrity of American principle."
Alfred E.  Smith not only denounced (Continued on page 2)
Hadassah Leader to  Attend
Parley   on   Palestine
Immigration
New York—Before sailing for Pales¬ tine on the Aquitania last week (March 7), Mrs. Samuel W. Halprin, national president of Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America, said that the Palestine Government's , restric¬ tions on immigration constitute one of the major problems of the Zionist move¬ ment today. Mrs. Halprin has been sum¬ moned to a meeting of the Actions Com¬ mittee of the World Zionist Organiza¬ tion to begin in Jerusalem, 'March 25..
The committee, which will meet in Palestine  for the first time  in  Zionist
Hirschsprung to Deliver Pilpul at Agudath Achim
On^ Sunday, March 2-1 (Shabbos- Hagodol), at 4:30 p. m.. Rabbi Hirsch¬ sprung wilt deliver a Pilpul (Halachic discourse) on a very scholarly subject in the Talmud. All those who attend the Rahbi's weekly discourses in Talmud on Saturday afternoons, as well as others in¬ terested in Talmudic learning, are cor¬ dially invited.
Rabbi Hirschsprung wishes to an¬ nounce also tliat, beginning on Mon¬ day, March 2C,;he will be at his office o(
the   Synagpguej Agudath  Achim, everyj mornhig between 7 and 8, and every eve- history, will consider action toward ob- njng between 6 and 7, tp accommodate
RECREATION BALL TEAM
The B'nai BVith will have a recreation hall team this year and expects to go |)laces with a vastly improved team. All those belonging to the B'nai BVith and wishing to play with the team kindly get in touch with Robert N. Suid, Oil S High St. AD. G4G*> or EV. 2010.
taining government sanction for larger Jewish immigration into Palestine, Mrs. Halprin said. The committee is the in¬ terim governing body in world Zionist affairs between the biennial meetings of the World Zionist Congress. The press¬ ing problem of immigration calls for immediate consideration and cannot be IKistpoiied until the next Congress in 1935, Mrs. Halprin stated.
EZRAS NOSHIM MEETING
The regular meeting of the Ezras Noshim Society will be held Sunday, March 18th at 2 p. m. Mrs Phillip Ber¬ man, 701 Kossuth street, will entertain with refreshments following the meeting in honor of the engagement of her son.
those   who   wish   to   sell   the   Chemetz (Mchiras Chometz).
For any information call cither at the Synagogue, ADanis 2857, or at the Rab¬ bi's residence, 588 S. 18th St. Telephone FAirfax 0025.
Ahavas Sholem Sisterhood
The Sisterhood of the .Ahavas Sholem Congregation will hold their regular meeting on Sunday, March ISlli, .it II p. nt., iu the social hall of the synagogue, 4I>S S. Washington Avenue. Mrs. S. Fishing will entertain with refreshments after the nieeting.
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