Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1935-12-20

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Volume XVII-^No. 103
COLUiM.BUS, OHIO; DECEMBER 20, 1935
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Strictly Confidential
tiD-BITS FROM EVERYWHERE Dr PHDflUB J. niKON
Sir Herbert Samuel to Act as League  High  Commis¬ sioner for Refugees
A. A. U, Aftermath
A serious tactical error was committctf by the forces opposed to American Olympic participation when they per- inittctl Louis di Benedetto of New Or¬ leans to introduce the noii-iJarticipatioii resolution.. .Many delegates from the North and the' East Eclt it was the height of chutzpah for TJeneclctto to oHer a rcsokitiun condemning raciarprejudice in Germany when the Southern A. A. V, Association has been the chief offender in discriminating against ^Ncgro athletes -_,^-,general Slierrill claims that he's not the American representative on the In¬ ternational Olympic Committee but the Committee's representative to this coun¬ try...The Brundage-Sherrili crowd are understood to be determined to raise all the money needed to.send a full Ameri¬ can team to Germany, even if they have to get, it. from anti-Semitic quarters.'.. Quite a few^delegates voted in favor <>f participation'because they fell victims to a whispering campaign that if the United . States withdrew, Germany would \9iii the Olympic' Games...That clever proposal f or :an investigating- coinmission offered by Aaron Sieuer, is said to have been fathered by Harry J. Applestein, presi¬ dent of the Pittsburgh Y. M. H. A.;... Sfeuer and Aaron Frank of Portland, Oregon, made a 'good impression.on the convention,'. .-Harry Schafifer, senior vice-Commander-in-chief of the Jewish , War Veterans, who ;attendcd the conven¬ tion as an observer/was busy trying to sign up Steuer and Frank as JWV mem- .bers....     ¦
For Your Information There are 15 Jews by the nanic of Streicher living in New'York.. .On the letterhead of .the Jeivish congregation in Hoiiesdale,, Pa,, there -Is ia picture of three cats because the congregatioii'fr three triistees are all named Katz.,, Gabriel, Heatter, the radio, news com mentator, is a brother-in-law of Isaac Assofsky, general manager of HIAS.,. St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York ire- . cently celebrated a special high mass to mark the ninth anniversary of. the death of Jules Mastbaum, a Jew. ...Mastbaum, who ivas one of Philadelphia's leading philanthropists, gave thousands of dol- .lars during. his .lifetime to institutions ..caring for crippled Catholic children. Leopold Godowsky and Josef, Lhevinne, the pianists, are.amateiir'astronomers of no ,',me.ip ability...The president of tlie National Association for tHe Advance¬ ment of Golofed Irleople is ¦, Joel Elias Spingarn, a Jew...Winnipeg boasts "of ,,'a. Jewish playwright called Tolstoy... 1-larry Hershfield, who holds .the recoi;d for presiding over testimonial dinners to' .the great aiid the hear-great, is being given a testimonial diiiner of his own. on January 2fith by the, Broadway Cheese Cli,ib..-MaxBaer will soon be a father .. .Frances Grossel, former secretary of . the Intercollegiate Mcnorah Society, and no.\v' lecture, manager for such notables as Molly Picon,, Oswald Garrison Vil- lard, Marvin Ldwentlial and Louis Ada- mic, is now.the frau of Lionel Reiss, the artist...
Financial Report The gentleman who won a $2,000 dia¬ mond bracelet for fifty cents in a-raffle held during the recent Hadassah conven¬ tion,, is considering  returning  it. ..The ,.   bracelet, whicfi  was part of the jewels donated to Hadassah by Irma Lindheim "before she settled in Palestine, brought ¦ in only $400 at the raffle... .For the bene¬ fit of Jewish, community chests, we re¬ port .the following salaries of some im¬ portant. Jewish  department  store  mag- liiates..-. Simon   Lazarus   of   Columbus, $100^4^10...Louis E.Kirstein of Boston, ^80,400...Walter.   N.     Rothschild,   of Brooklyn.   $57,-!>00.. .Fred  Lazarus,   Jr;, of  Columbus, §100,320.,.Lincoln Filene of   Boston.- ^80,3-20:. .Simon   F. . Roth¬ schild of Brooklyn, §44,000...A. H. Lu bin of Chicago may be a house wrecker :' but he's a swell firtaiicier too.. .He paid ; $2o,00l>, for   the   salvage   rights, to   the biiildingS' of   the   1935   world's   fair  at Chicago   and ; sold : the   materials    for $1,000,000... ¦,    ,
Nazi Notes
A final checkup of the recent vote for
¦   Supreme     Court    justice    in    Queens
. County, New York, shows that one voter
cast his.ballot for Hitler...Frit? Kreis-
ler's  failure to say  anything, about the
Nazi regime is due to the fact that he
fowns too.much pro[)erty iri Germany,..
Proiiagauda Minister GoebbeU is slated
to get the axe in the next Nazi purge,
.   which  is due .right after  the Olympic
Games...The   Nazified   version   of   the
famous Christmas carol, "Silent Night,
Holy   Night,"   substitutes  the  name  of
Hitler for the holy family of the Virgin
Mary, Joseph and  Christ...Readers of
Time Magazine are gettiiig a belly laugh
(Continued on paiie A)
LONDON, (WNS — P A L C O R AGENCY)—Sir Herbert Samuel, Lib¬ eral Party leader, is to assume charge of German-Jewish migration and settlement in other countries Milder the auspices of the League of Nations, tlie Palcor Agency learned from reliable sources.- It is .understood that Sir Herbert will'be given wider authority by the Leagiy; than that.which was exercised by James G. . MacDonald, ' who recently resigned from the post of .Fligh Commissioner for German Refugees.
The .report of Sir Herbert's appoint¬ ment as High Commissioner follows close oh the heels of the sessioiis of the League of Nations Experts' Commis¬ sion on. the German-Jewish refugee prob¬ lem. After consultation with represen¬ tatives of the foremost Jewish relief and scttlcmelit agencies, the League, experts recomhicnded the establishment of a sep¬ arate League Bureau witii its own high commissioner to provide for planned emigration from Germany and re-stt- tlement in ,other lands. . Some ohserv- fcrs ..maintain' that Sir Herbert Sam¬ uel's intimate knowledge, of. conditions in Palestine, where he served: as High Commissioner trOm 1920 to 11)25, will be helpful to him in his new duties, since it is expected that a majority,-of thfc Jews leaving.Germany win be settled in Palestine. „       ,
THE WORLD^S WINOOW
"THE INCREDIBLE"
By Ludwig Lewinohn
Z. B. T. Fraternity Convenes in Chicago Dec. 28-29-30-31
! Zeta Beta Tail, the oldest and: largest national Jewish .college fraternity, will hold its 37th annual conclave in Chicago, III, on the last four days of 1!J3,5. : Con¬ vention headquarters will be tlie Palmer House* Social aff'airs will-be held at the Palmer .House; the Standard Club and the "Bal.Tabarin." ^ '
The four^-day ' ZBT . conclave, ,win'ch will be attended by hundreds from' all sections of ' the country, : will. include meetings," dinners- and dances, and will end \vith the fraternity's, annual New Year's Eve Ball., Eight specijil conven¬ tion trains Will ca;.rry ZBT delegates to Chicago from all sections .o( the United States. S. E. Heilbron,-37 E.'Monroe St.,. Chicago, 111., is chairman of pre- arrangements, heading a committee Of one hundred,: Thercare over 300 ZBT's in Chicago. The National Officers of ZBT are: Herbert E. Stciner, N, Y. C, president; Dr. Edward j..Bassen, N. Y. C.,'vice-president; James R. Katzman, N, Y. - C, vice-president; . Irvin Fane, Kansas City, vice-president;. Stanley Kaufman, Champaign, 111., vice-presi¬ dent; Nelson M.,Harris, N. Y., C.treas¬ urer; Leonard B. Levy, New Orleans, secretary; Marx J. Ebrod, Memphisi historian, ,and, Lee' Dover, genei'il .sec¬ retary.        ¦       ,
Agudath Achim Groups Will Celebrate Chanukah Week
^Chanukah week will - be , obsei-ved by the, various groups of the Agudath Achim congregation by many novel cele¬ brations ¦ which, according "to Rabbi Hirschsprung, are to be of great edu¬ cational and social value to all. ' A sje- ries of diversified activities, arc planned for the occasion which will emlprace al¬ most , every phase and aspect of the Chanukah spirit   .
The .following are some of the affairs to be" held: Senior Study group of, Young Judea . will hear a. lecture on "Chanukah Among Rationalists and Na¬ tionalists," td be given by Rabbi Hirsch¬ sprung Saturday evening, Dec, 21st. Distribution of "Chanukah Dreidlach" by Mr., I. Nutis, chairman of the Religious School, Sunday morning, Dec. 22, at which time the rabbi will address the children on "The Mystic Significance of the 'Dreidlach.",' A , "Latke Party and Bingo" arranged by a group of. the'Agu- datli Achim members iox Sunday eve¬ ning, Dec. 22, in the social hall, at which time the ladies will be the invited guests. A lecture at the Open Forum, Friday evening, Dec, 27, given by Rabbi Hirsch¬ sprung on the subject:" "Jewish Battles and Victories." An elaborate Chanukah pi-ogram and play to be given by the Religious School, Sunday evx^ning, Dec. 20, will culminate the Agudath Achim activities for Chanukah week.
The weekly Sabbath sermon given by the rabbi for the elders will be delivered the last day of Chamikah, Dec.-28. Rabbi Hirsclisprimg will speak on "Chanukah ami Adolescence."
(TJiIh column Ift coprrlgtit by tlio Soven AriM r<)i4ture ttj-ndlofite. It«productlon ,ln whale or In part Btrlotir forbidden^ Arv intrlnKomeiit on Uil« coprrlflit will bo proiccnted.)
, Rumors'and reports came a number of days ago to the elTcct that Jewish Com- inunisLs in Faicstitic had issued a pro¬ clamation calling upon the Arab popula¬ tion to' boycott and .slaughter the Jews.; This incitement to pogromis was said toj be an ofhcial .proclamation of the Com-! nuinist party in Palestine and to have beeii widely circulated in Arabic among the Arabs. 1 did not speak of the mat¬ ter in this column, for 1 said to myself: it cannot be true. It is an Arabic de¬ vice of provocation. It cannot be true. It wiHjf not be true.
It is true, for others harbored my doubts and my incredulity. Among the^c others were the editors o^ the Jewish Daiy (Dei; Tag). Hence these gentle-; men cabled to three iiiipartial Palestinian personalities: Dr^; Max Solcweitchik, a former member of tlic Lithuanian govr crnment; Dr.-Arnold Bart, formerly an bHicial of the Germah ministry, of Jus¬ tice, and Michael Amf, an eminent spe¬ cialist in Arabic language and civiliza¬ tion. And these-three personalities united in sending a cablegram, dated Tel-Aviv, December otli, which. you will find in heavy letters on the front! page Of the issue of the Day of Saturday; December .7, in which they confirm the, report, de¬ claring that they .have Arabic, copies of the proclamation in their possession and ending with the .categorical, statement: ,'Tn Eretz Yisrael there is,,no one at all, including the Communists, whq has the; slightest shadow of a doubt concerning the fact that the proclamation is an of¬ ficial   Comm"unist  document."
Now whether yoii! are aZionist oi- a non-Zionist you -know how,sorely beset the Jcwisli, people is iii this u^e and that^ Jpalestine, is-its. only refuge and its only hbpeancl its only creative and sustaining act and you knqw.of.the great, and good things that our men and womch have done thcrc---things that make every. Jew ii.i the -ivorld happier and prouder anil better able, to bear his fate in the place :vyhcre.he, is. All that is common knowl¬ edge among Jews as well as among friendly and decent Christians tlie world over.- And you may also remember- the Arab uprising (so-called) of 1929. and how .the greatest achievement of the5e poor misled peasants was tlwi butchery of our defenseless.'thildreh, those pupils of the Vcshivah iiiyllchron, who laid themselves down to die for tlic Sanctifi- cation of the. Name even as our saints and martyrs did in othcr'ages. ,^For note, please, .that these .again so-called gallant and knightly and chivalrous peoples, like the romantic Arabs or the war-like Ger¬ mans, always hit below the beh and al¬ ways attack the defenseless '¦ and always travel in huge majorities against minori¬ ties rind always turn out to be cowards and hooligans, always. No one has ever- known it to fail. Consider all, that, and then try to imagine the state of. mind of Jewish Communist.<i, trying to instigate the Arabs of Palestine against their Jew¬ ish brethren. Consider that. Let the thought sink into the mind and into the heart and into the very marrow.,
I am known as a reactionary. It is a slander. I have lost lecture engage¬ ments and return engagements with pseudo-liberai, pro-Communist groups from Boston to San Francisco which would have been mighty useful to me. M\<i the reason, outspoken or implied, was that I ;was too anti-Conimunist. I ani. I shall continue to be. This, mad¬ ness and this .disease must he fought and it were better to go under fighting it than to yield one inch.
That.does not mean that I defend the (Contmued on'^agc 2)
WARNING!
When   You   Are   Buying GiftB, Don't Buy Any¬ thing Made in Germany
"Don*t,Iet the boycott lag," is the plea made this week by the Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi Boy¬ cott League, of which Mrs. Mark Harris, of New York is national chairman of the women's division. Investiga¬ tions made by the league, Mrs. Harris declared, showed that many, stores   that   cooperated.
^ wholeheartedly with the boycott movement a year ago, have carelessly allowed goods tnade in Germany to be bought. It is the duty of the Jewish bayer to refuse such' merchandise.
Desperate efforts are ¦ being made by Germany to sell their goods in America, Mrs. Harris reported. The initial impetus of the boycott movement has s]owcd[ down,-and some stores; even in Columbua, seem to have for}?otten the pledges they made to    Jewish     shoppers,    several
, months ago not to stock Ger-. man goods.
"Examine every article care¬ fully," Mrs. Harris warned, "and be sure to refuse mer¬ chandise manufactured by the Nazis. Only by this relentless economic pressure can Hitlerism be destroyed."
Nations Plan to Sue Nazi Regime in World Court^ in Behalf
of Foreign Jews in Germany Who Are Being
Deprived of Their Property
BERLIN (WNS) ^ Damage claims totalling manJ^ millions of marks have been filed with the German foreign of¬ fice by Czechoslovakia, Roumania, and Holland in behalf of their citizens of Jewish race, or. faith who' are being de- lirivcd of their properly, and, economic rights in Gerinany as a result of the new Nazi drive to force fortign Jews oiit of the country, diplomatic quai-ters here report that Virtually every foreign country will shortly, make similar claims and will unite for joint international ac¬ tion through the World Court and the League of Nations, unless Germany re¬ imburses foreign- JTews, for their prop¬ erty. Some observers here believe that if Germany remains adamant, foreign countries will retaliate by impounding the property of German citizens in their coyntrics.
The entire problem, which may yet, re¬ sult in an international protest to ,Ger¬ many, grows out of the fact that foreign Jews arc subject to tliesame re- .strictiohs and discriminations as German Jews. Unofficial estimates show that there are S'O.OOO foreign Jews in Ger¬ many; 5G,000.,fi-om Poland; 20,000 from Czechoslovakia; 0,000, from Roumania; i,000 from Holland; 500 from England; and:, smaller    numbers    fi"oni.   France,,
Mrs. Kohut Gives $5,000 to Natl C. J. W^ for Expan¬ sion of Its Activities
Anti -Nazi German Protest
Meeting Gets Greetings
From Roosevelt
." NEW YORK (WNS) —A message expressing "siiicere greetings" and regret at his inability to attend was received from President Uoosevclt by the Ger¬ man-American League for. CultUrej an organization representing 100,000 anti- Nazi German Americans, which spoh sored a huge- anti-Nazi , demonstration here to show the country that not all NEW YORK—A gift oj .^5,000 to J German-Americans are Nazis.. More the National Council of Jewish Womcnlthan  5.000  people   listened, to   vigorous
United   States,   Hungary " and   Austria. Notwithstanding private assurances that, foreigners are exempt from Nazi racial laws;  thousands  ot   foreign  Jews  have.,, already lost their livelihood in Germany, either by  being deprived of their posi¬ tions,  or  being. forced  out  of  business through loss of licenses or the anti-Jew- : ish boycott.    Foreign Jews who want to emigrate from Germany are also unable to  take their   property  or  money,  with them.    These practices constitute a vio¬ lation of Germany's treaties with virtu-^. ally every country in the .world because all.  foreign   governments   have   insisted  . that their citizens, regardless of race or creed, must have the same rights in Ger¬ many as German citizens.
Most  seriously affected by this drive, against    foreign   Jews   are   the   Polish ¦ Jews.    In the first place they are the most numerous among the foreign Jews, Because  few of them  have been doing more than earning a bare living, they are - on  the  verge of  starvation  since  their ; working   permits   arid   biisincsa   licenses were, revoked.     Friendly   relations'. be¬ tween Germany and.Poland has kept thef Polish government from  protecting the Polish Jews in the Reich.    Hundreds of these Polish Jews have been ordered to leave the country.. -In Berlin they have been   ousted   from   'the   public  markets. In the provinciaV tenters they are even refiiscd food./ Since most of the. Polish Jews in.Germany have lived in the Reich since the World War their situation is desperate.    If they remain in Germany they are certain to starve and if they return. to   .Poland   their  prospects  are. hardly  better . because  the  transfer - re¬ strictions niake it impossible for them to. take, their property with them. '   .
by Mrs. Rcbekah Kohut, dean of Jewish wonicii communal- workers, is .^announced today by Mrs. Marion M. Miller, execu tivc, director of the Council. ¦
The Slim given the Council is part of a fund presented to'Mrs, Kohut on'her golden jubilee in pi^blic service, cele- l)ratcd with a dinner recently in 'New York,, Further contributions to the ; Ko; hut Fund which has not yet reached the quota of !iv")O,000 set are coming in from all, over tjie ' country to Mrs;" Daniel Guggeiihehn, treasurer of the Fund, with hcadcjiiarters  at the   Hotel  Commodore.
Mrs. Kohiit, who was one of the founders of the Coiiiicii 42 years ago, and is an Iionorary viCc president, in making her gift to the organization urged that it inaugurate an expansion anci niemhcr.'^hip drive:    She declared:
"In recent years I have come to look upon the Cduncir more and more as the organization which can best represent Jewish womcii in our communal life.. With this in mind I have already given to the National'Council half of the sum of $10,000 turned over to me at the ban¬ quet in my honor as the first installment in a $50,000 Fund.   .
"I look to the Council to .use this money and other sums which I, intend to turn over to it as the $50,000 quota it, filled,- for purposes of expansion, t Shoiild like to see Council greatly in¬ crease Its membership and its usefulness. It. is my dearest .wish that the Council become the preeminent Jewish, women's organization in the country, both in size of ¦ mcmbershili. and in ¦ service to the world." '    '    ;
Donor Dinner Huge SUjCcess
-The annual Hadassah Donor Dinner which took place at the Neil House, on Sunday, Dec. inth, was.a complete suc¬ cess, both socially and financially. The following pledges.jyhich came in tbo late for publication last week are: Charles Cahen, Samuel Summer, C. ¦ K. Sttefel and Harry Center.
Program Postponed
The Bryden Rd. Temple brotherhood program for Dec. 20 has been postponed until a later date. Further information ivill be mentioned in next week's issue of the Chronicle.
Tlie Feast of Lights
This yeaft the celebration of Chanukah, which begins December 21st, wiH be ?narhed by special zest. For the 25th day of Kislev, 5696, stands out as the twenty-jirst' centenary of the rededication of the Temple by the Heroic' Maccabeans, the five Hasmonean brothers who led the Jewish rebellion against the spiritual and phys¬ ical oppression of the Syrian tyrant Antiochus Epiphanes.
As we, secure in. this land of religious and political freedom light our Chanifkah candles in accordance with the ancient rite—*- one candle on t|ie first eve, two on the next, and so on for eight days—as we sing, the traditional Chanukah hymn, we shall remem¬ ber the daring Exploits of.Judas Maccabeus, whose courage re¬ stored to the Jewish people their Temple, the center of their ancient religious life.
In these days when Jews are again being overwhelmed by, brute force, the inspiring epic of the Maccabeans should serve as a re¬ minder that Jews have survived all their oppressors. As. the story of a mighty triumph of right over might, bf the strength of Hie spirit ov^r brute forces the retelling of the Chanukah story this year will give world Jewry renewed faith and hope.
denunciations of the Nazi regime,and to pleas for a united front of all anti-Nazi forces in the United, States by Ernest Lee Jahncke, former assistant Secretary of'the Navy; Dr.-Frank Bobu,.econo¬ mist, and: -'son-in-law of 'Secretary of. Commerce Roper; .Emil Liuhvig; Dr. Kurt ^Rosenfeld, former Prussian minis¬ ter of justice.; Eugene F. Grigat, secrcT tary of the League; and.(5erhart H. Se- gar, former :meinbcr of th? Reichstag, and pow national organizer of , the League. It was Mr. Jahncke, stion of a German-American family, who urged the creation of a united anti-Nazi front to "combat foi-ecs wliich threaten democ¬ racy. . Dr." Ludwig proposed :that the :tb,O00,0O0 Gerinans biitsidc; of the Reich unite to help their kinsinen at home.
Hadassah Oneg Shabbot Tea
The Hadassah Oneg Shabbot Tea will be held this afternoon (Saturday) at, 3;30,o'clock in the Excelsior Cltib. Mrs. Morris Matblcs.s will read a paper on Chaiiukah, and Mrs'. H. Silverstein will read a I paper on Henrietta Szold: Mrs.' Bernard Feitlihger will present current events. ';
The hostesses for the afternoon, will ncludc Mes<Iames H. Rockoff, H. Lieverinan, A. Schofer, A. Aaronsi Mil¬ ton Goodman, and Roy Stone.-
Cotne and bring your 1 friends.'
Beth Jacob Cong. Chtinukah Supper Sunday Evening
Finial, preparations for the Chanukah supper to be sponsored by the Sisterhood of the Beth Jacob Sisterhood this Sun¬ day evening have been completed. The supper will be held in the banquet'hall of the congregation and guests will be served at six o'clock,
Mrs,'Joe Wiener, chairman, and Mrs. H. Robins, co-chairman, and their com¬ mittee,have spared no effort in making this affair both interesting and enter¬ taining. The toastmaster of the evening will he Mrs. Wm. Cohen, Short ad¬ dresses will bp made by several of our- promiiient Jewish leaders "of- tliis com¬ munity. A fine musical program will also be presented. ¦   '/
Make-your reservations now by .call¬ ing Mrs. Romanhof; FA. 6310.
Joint Peace_Grroup Meeting
The Joint Peace Group meeting of the Rose E. Lazarus Sisterhood and Couii- cil will take place on Monday afternoon, Dae. 2'^i at 1:30 o'clock at the Bryden Rd. Teini)le. Mrs. -J, C. Gdodman will review "Made In the U. S. A.," pamphlet published by the Foreign Pol¬ icy Association.
Rabbi Zelizer's Sermon
Rabbi Nathan Zelizer will speak at the Broad St. Temple Friday, Dec, 27, at S p. in., on the theme, "The Jew's Eternal Struggle." All are invited. Cantor Sol¬ omon Grodiier wilt officiate. '
Infants* Home of Ohio
Donations were received ,at the .home last,week from the following: Ivreeyoh' Society, lovely- box of jellies; Mrs. ,L. C. ^IcGill, a crib shield; from Mrs. Fred Shore,     flowers';     Mrs... Carl     Pharis, candy;: Mrs. S. M; Levy, ¦cdoliies; toys fryni Allan' Wolf and Patricia. Morris;-i napkins frbm, Mr.'Robert Blashek; Bib matcr.ial from Mrs', L B.., Martlin,    The ofl^cers and board; are Very grateful ^6 ¦ the Council of Jewish. Women ;for their; sewing. ¦'¦¦.''¦¦.¦.¦:¦.,¦,¦'¦
-   Contributions were received from, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Goldman in memory of ; mpther of Mrs; David Brauri of, Pitts- ; burgh;  "Mr.  and  Mrs.   S. ¦ M. Levy  in ¦, menfory of Mrs.' Louis Krousc of Gin-,, cinnati;.Miss Rose and Mr. Ike, Wile in memory.; of  Jacob  Klein of  Rochester, tnd.','' ¦' ¦ '^-   :¦¦ ¦:,_.•.  "¦ \--'-.':]
In memory of Blanche Myers Fox, and Fr^d Shore .ifrom Mr. and Mrs., Ju¬ lius Fcibel, Mr. and.Mrs.- Harry ^Zeiger, and Mr. arid Mrs. Sam Meisner; inJ memory of Mrs, Blanche Myers Fox, from Mrs. Isaac Wolf, and. Mr, and Mrs. ^lax Rieser.-
The   officers   and .board   members   of : the Home exteiid their sincerest thanks to . the above donors.
Visitors are welcome to visit with the cliildrcu every Sunday afternoon irom. 3.to 5.
Hebrew    School    Chanukah
Program at Woodman's
Hall, Sunday Evening
The Columbus Hebrew .Scliqol has prepared a very entertaining, program for Chanukah, which will be presented on Siinday afternoon (tomorrow), at 2 o'clock at the Woodman's Hall, 30 West. Sycamore Street. The proigram will consist of three plays in . Hebrew . and English to he given by the children of the School. Some Ilebrevi! sketches and songs will be presented by entire classes.
Parents o-f the children attending the School are especiidly nrged to come to this program, and the. entire community is cordially invited to attend. A real treat is in store for all who come to this Chanukah celebration.  .
All News Must Be ih Early Next Week
All publicity matter and news items of organizations must reach the Chronicle office not later than Tuesday evening, Dec. 24th, to insure publication in our Dec, 27th issue, Tliia is due to the fact our plant Is cloned Wednesday. Cliristmas Day.
Your coojwration. will be highly appreciated by the pub¬ lishers of the Chrouicle,
THE BIG EVENT OF THE YEAR - BWAL B'RITH ELECTION NIGHT, MONDAY, DECEMBER 30th.