Ohio Jewish chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1935-05-31

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Vdliinic XVII—No. 74
COI.UMBU.S, OHIO, MAY 31,  u)T,s'
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Strictly Confidential
TlD-IilTS FUOM EVERYWHERE
Br rniNEAB J. DIBON
Ivreeyoh  Society to Ii»«tall|''OUR SEMINAR Its Officers at Meeting Wednesday
I'olitically Speaking
I'Ih' rniiu.rs that Governor Herbert U. 1-L;hinaii uill not be a candidate for a third gubernatorial term are unfounded. . ¦ ('ovcrnor Lehman will run again in I!i;Hi as New York's staiidard-bearcf for Ktjusi^vdt'.s New Deal.. ./Ambassador Jt'ssc i^traus will resign his Paris post u'itbiii the; next six months and make way for one of the present members bf tiic Roosevelt cabinet. ...
l-)avi<l T. Wilentz, Hauptmann's prose- cuiur, is being igroomeiil against his will for a big job in the next eicctioa, ^ . . I^oii't be siirprjscd if he's the.Democratic qaiiflidat'! for governor of New Jersey in \^'Sl.\ . . Unless Bernard S. Deutsch gel.s an inurartant judgeship before the next municipal election in New-York, he
' might become the : Democratic nominee for mayor. . . . Eugene, Meyer, -Jr., for¬ mer head of the Federal Reserve Board and Jiow, publisher of the Washington Post, Is reported to^have lost aU interest ill Herbert HoOvef's presidential ambi¬ tions,  and  is  said  to   favor  Ogden  G.
¦ Mills. ¦. . . Representative AdoIphiSabath of Illinois, dean of the House, is disap-
, pointed With the-way Roosevelt's New Dealers treat him. . . .And, believe it or iiot, one of the foremost Tammany poHticians, a prominent Jewish attorney in New York, insists that Gene Tuhney, fornier heavyweight chSmpicin, is ripe to
¦take a leading part in New York State politics. . . .;
Manhattan Snapshots
:   Rabbi   Philip, Bernstein  of. Rochester
, walking the sidewalks,of New York eat¬ ing apples. .'. . Harry Hirschfield answer¬ ing his own telephone and Insisting that, Harry Hirschfield is not in, ... Rabbi- A,braham Feinberg refusing .to be intro-
.dliced as Anthony Frome, the poet prince, in  a   Broadway   restaui-ant. . ... Estelle
M- Sternberger, America's.leading peace¬ maker, threatening war, against a taxi driver who almost killed her,. .«. . Ber¬ nard Postal marching down Fifth AveimC with his, three-year-old daughter; who looks amazmgly like Shirley Temple. . . Fannie Hurst adorning the dais of the Waldorf;Astdria Einstein banquet and •surprising everybody'by eating.fish, fowl ami iHitatoes. , , \. Norman Bentwich be^ ing refused admission to the American Palestine Campaign office because the girl .; at the infonnatioii desk didii't know him.
.. .' . Eddie Cantor, just before' leaving for.the Coast, pledging a handsome con- ti-itnition to the United Jewish Appeal and saying,. **ril pay,. I'm' not jessel."'^ ... A Jewish shopkeeper on the Hast Side, making a huge business selling post
.cards showing Hitler's :head on a pig's botly. ; . . Morris Margulies, Z. O. A; secretary, putting up a gallant, fight for Pittsburgh as the convention city but feeling   rather  happy   that  nobody   sec-,
, oiuicd his motion	
Coughlin's Jewa
Father Coughlin claims that he has li'IO.OOO Jewish members in his National Union for Social Justice. . . If this is tructjoiighh'n's organization would have, inore^ewishmembers than' all, the na¬ tional fcwish organizations put together. . , . ff/th^is,.is true l?"ather Coughlin is the rtcWe'nt of niore Jewish money than the, Jewish  National  Fund, the , Zionist
; organization of America and thc Ameri¬ can Jewish Congress combined. ... If this is true Father C*mghHn's Jew^ish iiicnibership totals more than the entifc. Communist Party^ membership in the United States.,'. . ; If this is true. Father Coughlin, iiumbers'as many Jews among his followers as there-are in all of Pales¬ tine and almost a.s many Jew.s as there are left in ,Naziland. . . . Sport Notes The Barney Ross-Jiinrny McLarnin bout, which will be boxing; history by the time you read this, had, a curiows Abie's Irish Rose twist. . . . McLarnin's training camp doctor was Dr. Abner Weissiiian, while Barney's canip medico was Dr. John ¦" P. O'Connell. , . . Bea Gottlieb, who once beat the Prince of Wales at golf, and who refused a hahd-
. some offer from the Daily News to write a sej-ies of articles on her golfing experi¬ ences with England's Prince Charming, is sick and penniless. . . .But nobody In New, York cares about it. . . , The Ha- jioel, on a trip to England, met five of the best English soccer teams, and amazed experts by Winning four out of the five contests. . . , The ¦ Hapoel, Palestine's foremost soccer team, will invade the Uniteil Slates before long. . . . The. Jew¬ ish big Ifjigue ball players must have heard us last week, because they have started to play real^ hall. . . . Hank Greenberg has climbed into the .300 class. , . . Phil Weintraub is iKLtrolling the Giants' outfield  tut  is  still  not hitting.
.... Harry    Eisenstat,     the    Dodgers' (Continued on paye 6)
DAIN 66 NEW RABBIS
The Ivreeyoh Society will hold its final meeting of the seasoii on Wednesday afternoon, June -'ith, at the Columbus Hebrew School. A luncheon at 1 o'clock will precede the short business i,nceting, after which the installation of the new officers will take place, with Mrs.' Elma Ehrlich Levinger in charge. The meet¬ ing will be opened with a prayer hy Mrs. Mordecai Hirschsprung.
Mrs. Reva Goldberg Shaman, violinist, will provide the mugifcal program, .and she-will be accompanied on the piaiio by Miss Ruth Eleanore Stern.
The officers to ,be installed include:. President, Mrs. I. L. Goldberg; 1st Vice- Pres., Mrs. L. LuiM:r; 'Jnd Vice-Pres., Mrs, R: Liirie; ilrd Vice-Pres., Mrs. S. Handler; Recording Secy., Mrs. A: J. Mellman; Corresponding Secy;, Mrs. S. Meizlish; Financial Secy., .Mrs. H. Mell¬ nian; Treasurer, Mrs. S. Malmol.
Board members to be'installed include Mesdames Bert Wolman, M. Mathless, Samuel Brief, -H. Silberstein, S. Schlon¬ sky, I. iPler, B. Bender, M. Finkelstein, H. Friedland, C.H. Furman, N. Dan¬ ziger, Ida Garek, M. A. Katiffman, B. Greenberg, A- W. Robbins, H. Beckman, M. Bcini, Joe Solove, M. Eizema^i, M. Hirschsprung, H. .Cohen, N. .Cohen, S. Mellman, C. Friedenberg, M. Siegcl, A. Metchnick, and, S., Blasberg.
The.annual picnic, scheduled for. Sun¬ day, June 23ird, at pleiitangy Park, will be in cliarge of Mrs. Eva Robins and Mrs. L. Luper.
NEW YORK (WNS)—Sixty-six new rahbis will be added td, the American rabbinate after the connnenccmcnt exer¬ cises at the various rabbinical seminaries in this -Country. Thirty-live of these were ordained last March hy the Ortho¬ dox Ycshiya College. Hebrew Union College ordained.eleven on May 25.. On June 2 the Jewish Theological Seminary and the Jewiiih Institute of Religion will each ordain ten rabbis. , The new crop' uf rabbis will be divided by sect's as foP lows: Orthodox, 9-5; Reform, .20; Coii- aervativc, 10. -•    ¦
B'nai BVith Will Sponsor Im¬ portant Symposium t»n Mpnday, June 10
Gonsuniers   Boycott   Kosher Meat to Force Price Cuts
,' NEW YORkTwNS)—Aroused by the high cost of kosher meat, thousands of Jcwisli housewives in Greater New York havc Organized, U consumers boycott, with the support of virtually all of the 5,000 retail kosher butcher .shops vyliu are clos^ ing their shops in order to force the pack¬ ing houses to reduce wholesale prices. A committee of butchers and ¦ consumers waited upon the packers anil demanded a ten-cent per pound cut in the price of Kosher meat. The price of kosher meat in the New York area is so high that , Canadian packers are shipping meat into this country at five cents per pound less than the New York c.ost, despite a six an<i a half, per cent' duty. To prevent this the Orthodox rabbis have issued a bah on the Canadian meat.;
Eighteen to be ConBrmed at
the Bryden Road Temple
Sunday at 10 A. M.
United Jewish Appeal Nearing $1,0,00,000 Mark
V NEW. YORK ,(WNS)—With $750,- 000 already raised f toin drives iri 47 com¬ munities, the United Jewish Appeal's .1935 campiaign. for $3,250,000 will pass the $1^000,000 mark within. a fortnight, it was annbunced by Felix M. Warburg", national chairman. Forty-seven com¬ munities have raised their quotas and campaigns are now under way in 100 other commtiriities. '
David L. Durschnitt, chairman of the. Open Fonim Committee of Zion JjddgCt Ho; 62,' B'nai B'rith, announces that an important symposium will, be sponsored by Zion Lodge,on Monday evening, June 10,: at the Winding Hollow City CI lib, 152 South Parsons, avenue.        ¦
"Should Jews Be Encouraged To Enter the. Professions?" is the subject which will 'he discussed by the participants in¬ the symposium. The viewpoints of law¬ yers will be presented by Sanford Lakin and Max Ziskind; .oif doctors, by Samuel S. Danziger; of architects and engineers, by Mark.D. Feinknopf,
This is. the first program of this nature presented under the auspices of Zion Lodge ill over, twelve years. In arranging this prograni Mr. Durschnitt Is. attempting to throw light ori'a problem that has beeti perj'lexing Jewish yoimg meii and women during:the past,decade. All. students of contemiwrary Jewish., life realize that, a number of the professions are over¬ crowded by Jews,, especislly, Ie^w and niedicine. The question is, what can be dohe^ towa:rds .solving this problem ? If you ire interested, come and Hear the symposium to be .presented on. Monday evening, June 10, at the Progress Club, 142 South., Parsons avenue. The meeting will be open to the public -
Rutgers Inqiiiry Hears of
Nazi, Anti-Semitic
Propaganda
Rabbi   Zelizer   Announces
Confirmation  Services
For Sunday, June 91
¦Rabbi Nathan Zelizcr announces .that confirmation services at thc E. Broad St. Temple will be held Sunday, June 0,.at J):30 a. m. The corifirmation class is .composed: of Bernice Greenfield, 845 Sheridan avenue, Mild;-ed Haims, 07fiJ^ E. Fulton street; Beatrice Nason,. 2575 Bexley Park road; Selma Paris> 981 E. Fulton street; Henry Wider, 497 WHson avenufe;;and Miriam Winter, 926 Cleve¬ land.avenue. ' '
High school certificates will also.'be presented at that time to three members of the high schopl class, who'are how coiiipleting their essays and examinations in fhe subjects which they have studied for the past two years. Special awards and . honor ¦ certificates 'will, be presented to those children of the Sunday and .Hebrew schibdl¦ who have, excelled them¬ selves in scholarship and attendance,, as well as in other activities ofthe congre-: gation; .
,. .An\ elaborate and inspiring, program Is being arranged. Special, traditional meiptlies, composed by Cantor Grodner, will, be rendered by the Temple "Choir. The full program of the confirmation ceremony will be announceil in the next week's issue of the Chronicle. ¦
. Tlie Fca!*t f)f Pentecost is regarded as the anniversary-of the giving of the Law at Mt. Siiiai. It will he celebrated at the Bryden Road Temple this Sunday .morning, June 2, at 10:00 o'clock, . it has been inade.usc of hy thc Rc- fftnn Synagogue for the confirmation of its young people, who arc consecrated to Judaism through an impressive, ceremony held, on this holiday,' As Israel of old Was prepared before it could receive the Law, so each confinnand is trained'in the history, doctrines, and ideals of Judaisni in preparation for this ceremony.
Thc Confirmation program is as fol-' Iciw.s: Organ Prelude, "Marche Pontifi- cale,":.De la.Tombellc; Shahuotli Service, .Anthem, "Blessed Is.fie That Cometh." Stalncr; Processional—'Opcmng Prayer, ¦Horten.se Kohh; The.Torah; Introduc¬ tion and Remp^-al, Joseph Jacobs; Read¬ ing. Eugene Goldberg and Maurice Yal-. man; Blessings and /Return, Jeffrey Rosenthal; The Ten Commandments, The Class; Violin Solo. *'?ome," Fibich, Miss Ruth Eleanore Stern; Floral Offering, Anita Nobil; The Principles of Judaism: .Statement and Faith, 'Ruth Shuman; God,'Charlotte Mark; The Reasonable; ness of Judaism,: Bernard Skuller; The Meaning of .Prayer, Miriam Schiff; The Bible, Rdchella Shapiro; The Rabbis, Floriiie Silberstein; Anthem, ."Show Us Thy Mercy". — Lewandowski-S picker; Progressive Judaism, Stanley Schwartz; The Synagogue' Lois Dworsky; Jewish History and Unity, James Freidenberg; Our Purpose, Lester' Zipser; Address to Parents. Mildred Schiff; Anthem: "O How Amiable"—West. . ,;
Sermon by Rabbi Gup; Solo,;''Hold Thou My Hand, Deair, Lord"—^Briggs, by Mrs. Malcolm. Strelitz of Marion; Blessing of :Confirmands- Violin Solo: "Andate Religioso,", Thome-r^Miss Ruth Eleanore Stern; Closing Prayer, Jack Jay; Presentation of. Certificates and Bibles—Mr. Leon J.  Goodman, Kaddish
and the Benediction:
COLUMBUS JEWRY RAISES OVER $20,000 OF $25,000 GOAL-^WORKERS TO CONTINUE FOLLOW-UP CANVASS AMONG UNSOLICITED PROSPECTS
THE MAP OF JEWISH TRAGEDY IN EUROPE
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CROSS the expanse of the European confI-! nent lie destitution and despair that are the' lot of millions bf lews. In Germany a half milllonard struggling for survival. More than eighty thou-, sand who have fled from persecution and eco-. nomIc restriction are: scattered in all direc-j tions   of  the compass.;
IN Poland millions are waging a luitter fight Against an economic; depression that has en¬ dured, for twenty yeara.^ OH the map Is Palestine: to which 23,000 German Jews have migrated since the beginning ofthe Hitler regime to Join their co-relleionistsf rom many lands who are building new homes and hopes In their historic homeland. Through the United Jewish Appeal^ American; Jewry Is seeking $3,250,000 for relief and rehabilitation ofthe Jews of Germany and Eastern Europe and . 'for their settlement In Palesilne^
OFF THE MiftP OF TR^GEDY^
PALESTINE
WHERE 90,000 JEWS HAVE ENTERED
IN LAST TWO VEARS, 23,000 BEING
GERMAN  JEWS.
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UNIfED JEWISH NPPEIUL
100 East 42nd St.
New Vorh City
NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J. '(WNSV - —.'\nti:Semitlsm   and   Nazi   propaganda arc l>cing openly preached by tlie faculty. of thc department.of German at the,New Jersey State College for /Women, an af-    . filiate of Rutgers University, it was dis¬ closed at thc end bf three days of inves¬ tigation by  a .special committee of  the University's  board  of trustees which  i.s probing charges tliat'; Dr.  Lienhard  Ber¬ gel, hpn-Jewish member of the German   , department, is to be dropped from the faculty  because   Dr.   F.   J.   Hauptmann,   . head of thc department, resented his anr ti-jNazi  views.    A' long'list of  faculty,    . student   and   ahimni   witnesses   fe.<itified. that Dr. Hauptmann, and his fellow pro¬ fessors   are   Nazis   and   that. they   are scheming to. get rd of. Dr.  Bergel be¬ cause   he   has   attempted   to   counteract their  anti-Jewish  and  Hitlerite preach¬ ings in the classroom, on the campus and   ¦¦ in the dormitofies.      . ,
Testifying in .his own behalf, Dr. Ber-    : gel told the, comiuittee that Dr. Haupt- matin had utilized classro&in time to ena-   , tol. the Nazi  regime and to defend, its:. anti-Semitic     policy.       The,   anti-Nazi teacher also asserted that after he had opposed Hitler's'policies in a debate with another college instructor before.the New Jersey  League  of  Women  Voters,  Dr. Hauptmann reprimanded him, for spoil¬ ing  the  excelleJit  effect  that  had.ibeen made on the meeting and told him that he Would never have been hired-had, it been known that he %vouId not change his views with the advent of the Hitler regime!   Dr. Bergel charged that Haupt¬ mann. was actively engaged-in trying to win support for,Nazism amoiig the stu- , dents.
Dr. Harold A. Vandorn, professor of , [Kilitical. science, said, that  Bergel's .dis¬ missal was due to political. reasons ahd asserted that Hauptmann had' no concep-' tion   of   the   principles   of   democracy.' ,' Ethel Greenvyald, of the class of 1932, told how Hauptmann had thrown a.'book at hef during a'classroom argument she had   with   him   over   the   Nazi   regime^ '., Several 'undcrgriaduates testified that Dr; Bergel was the best teacher in.the. Ger¬ man department, and insisted that his dis¬ missal   was   traceable   to,   Hauptmann's prejudice against him.   JProfessor Evelyn : A. Clark of the department of classical languages' accused   Dr.   Hauptmann   Oi, teaching   Ngzi   anti-Semitism,   and   her colleague. Dr.'William  Oncken, profes¬ sor of Italian, denounced Hauptmann as an alien\vho is trying td slander Amerl- cau'citizens.  :He also defended Dr. Ber¬ gel.'    Dr.  , Bergel's   comp^tcncf   as   a te-icher was also defended by Miss Jihir- ley' Smith,   professor-of   classical   lan¬ guages;    Eu:.;ene , Huet,    professor    of French; and HollyM. Harrop and Mar¬ garet Regenhardt. undergraduates:    Miss    . Miriani   West,   professor  of. economic^,' ¦ said  that   Or.   llauptmanh  was  dissemi¬ nating Nazi propaganda aiul backed up. her accusations by citing, the impressions, of students and her pwii knowledge of ¦ his  Hitlerite- leanings.    All  of  this tes- tihitiny   was   in  d'^ect   contradiction   to Hauptmann's "charge that. Bergel was be¬ ing dismissed because of incontt)etence.
The most sensatioiial piece of evidence against Dr. Hauptmann caihe from Isa¬ bel Shackell, a 1984.graduate, who said Dr. Haiiptinann fiuhked her in two Ger- ¦ man courses because he thought she. was Jewish.: It was also asserted that Jew-' ish students in the (lerman department had to be exceptionally brilliant before they could get good marks, Charges were also made by Miss Alarion Short, ; editor of the.Campus News, college pa¬ per,'that Profes.fior Albert Mecder, the paiier's faculty adviser, had threatened her with dismissal if She printed student letters protesting the dismissal of Dr. Bergel. Anbther [irofessor was accused of having prevailed ui>on the New Brunsr wick papers not to give the matter any publicity. Other, students and members of the faculty also accused Hauptmann of Nazi leanings and , vigorously de-' funded Ur. Bergel.     .
IN a "Statement referring to the results thus far obtained for the United Jew¬ ish Fund of Columbus, Mr. E. J. Schanfarber said: "It is of the utmost urgency that every effort be made to bring this campaign to a successful con¬ clusion because of the great need on the part of millions of.our people over¬ seas whose fate and. future are entirely in the hands of their American brethren. The Jews of Germany have no one else lo whom to turn if we do iiot help them.
paily their poverty igrows; additional numbers face bankruptcy; Daily, larger nuinbers are losing their jobs and eating up their meagre savings in an effort to save themselves from disaster.
"Thousands of the refugees from Ger¬ many, tillable to find work in the coun¬ tries to which they fled, arc Hvi'tg ixom hand to mouth and unless we help them promptly they face a .terrifying fate. Thousands of Jewish young men and women, barred from the colleges, univer¬
sities and professional schools of Ger¬ many, are in desperate need of training for agrlcuhural and other manual pur¬ suits without which they have no hope for the future. In Poland and- other countries of Eastern, Europe millions of Jews are waging a bitter, almpst hope¬ less fight against destitution.
"At the same time, thousands of Jews from Gerniany and other . European coMiitries are clamoring for an pppor¬ tunity to enter Palestine, where they would be welcomed as fellow-citizens and
become absorbed in the productive forces that are rebuilding the Jand where Jews may live by rifiht and not on sufferance. "Throughout the United Stated men and women are responding to the United Jewish Appeal with a generosity that in¬ dicates a genuine understanding of the extraordinary problems which we are now called upon to meet and solve. This foreign relief is only one of the many humanitarian efforts embrac^ in the ap- l>eal of the United Jewish Fund of Co¬ lumbus, to which already over ^20,000.of the 125,000 goal has been subscribed."
Young  Jewish  Men  Honored
Joseph Slimmer, 5011 of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Summer, 846 East Broad St., , and Arthur, Isaac, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Isaac, 1794 Frankliri Ave., were formallv welcomed Friday evening into the membership in the Columbus .'Vcadeiny chapter bf the National Cum Laude society. This honor was awarded to them by virtue of fexcellence in the|r >i - studies.
United We Stand—Divided We Fall—WiU Columbus Jewry Unite b Raising Its Quota of $25,000 For the Weary and Homeless?
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