Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1935-09-20

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Volume XVII~No. .90
Strictly Confidential
TID-RITS FROM EVERYWHERE
Uy FIIINEAS J. DIRON
COLUiMRUS, OHIO,  SEPTEMBER 20,  1935
Per Year $3.00; Per Copy loc ,
Governor Harold G. Hoffman
ol N. J., Wins Anglo-Jewish
Press Award
Loiigisms
Seymour Weiss, treasurer o£, the late Kingfish Long's personal political em¬ pire, suffered iimny anxious hoiirs be¬ fore he nuumgccl to prevail upon the va- riou.s prt'.s.s as-iociatioiis td, broadcast tITe information that he was not related to Dr. Carl Weiss, Jr., the iCingfish's assas¬ sin.-...Seymour Weiss and AbcShusban, president   of   the , New   Orleans , Levee
- Board, were higji ranking members of Long's brain-trust.... Because ol his friendship vvith Long Sluishan has permanent memorial in New Orleans in the Sbushan Municipal Airport..,Had Hucy Long lived to occupy .the White House bis prtjBs scfcrctary would have been Herman Deutiich, crack New Or¬ leans, reporter... One o£ the few Louisi¬ ana political officeholders who success¬ fully de/iedthe dictator of the delta was .Judge Nat Bond, youngest member' of the Loiiisiana civil court, who is a,son- in-law of the late' Martin Behrman, mayor of New Orleans for 10 years. This and That A plan to create a hew national jew-
. ish youth movement in this couhtry has been abandoned...The  sponsors  of  the
.idea got cold feet when they saw to what purposes youth movements abroad have been put by the European dictators ...Thefirst moniiment to a Jevf in NeW Engiarid is "due to be dedicated in Maine on September 22 by the Jewish War Vet¬ erans in memory, of one, df the Jewish
; heroes of the late unpleasantness across the pond...You'd never know it but both Albert,Einstein and Dr. Hans Luther, the German ambassador, ;are disciples of Prof. Franz Oppenheimer, world-famous German Jewish. economist and scientist, who is coming here September 27.. ..Op- penheimer's ideas on laud economics were the basis of a new party in Holland,.. Some of bis theories aire also being ap¬ plied in Palestine where his son works for the Agricultural Experimerit Station
¦ ...In Germany Olipcnheimer still has ah enormous following and some of the Nazi economic'dogmas wiere taken from his books...But that didn't save him froni the Aryan law....Ben _Coheii,^New Deal brain truster, thuiks hc has a double
/That's the only explanation lie can offer, for an invitatiori. extended to him,to join the  violently  anti-New   Deal   American
, Liberty '. .League, i.Incidentally, Gohen, who used to be secretary, to Judge Julian
.. W.'^lack, is credited .with having had a hand in writing the Palestine Mandate ...That  Mr.  W.  J.  Cameron  who re-,
, cently told a convention of Ford dealers -that the Roosevelt tax prograrh "is just a break-up Ford campaign" is the same gentleman "who edited Ford's Dearborn Independent  when   tliat   sheet Was   the
, American equivalent of Der Stuermer.., Boycott For .those who think that R. H. Macy & Co. is still selling German'goods we might tell that Dclos Walker, vice-presi^ dent and general manag;er of Macy's, was, one of the. guests kt a luncheon given by the Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League to George Lathan, chairman of the British boycott organiza.tion. ..Mr. Wall<er was seen applauding vigorously alt references ,io the boycott,..General Hugh Johnson, who was invited to the sanie lunciieoii, didn't come because J. Divvid Stern, pub¬ lisher of the New York Post, was chair¬ man of the committee., .The Gpneral and Stern don't get along.,.But Johnson sent a telegram in which lie announced his ap¬ proval of the moVc tb keep America out „ of the Olympic Games... Xnd speaking of The Post reminds us tbat that fighting paper is almost.out of.the red and .will be inaking its entries in black after the first of the year...
Tid-Bits Judge Jeremiah Wahoney, A, A. U, prexy, belieyes that the gentlemen of the American Olympic Committee wljo are pooh-poohing the move to keep the United States out bf the Olympics are motivated only by a desire for a free trip to Ger¬ many next summer,..The next time one of those Nazi apologists says that all the fuss about boycotting the Berlin Olympics because of discrimination against Jevvisli athletes is needless since Jews never amounted to anything in Olympics, don't be sttrprised to read a statenient listing the names of Jews who took part and scored points in every Olyinpic meet since 1896., .We wonder why none of the pa¬ pers thought it important to mention Helene Mayer's denial of the report that she has been asked to be a member of the Germaii Olympic Team...And by the way, who is the fellow Jimmy Powers who saidip a column syndicated by the Chicago-Tribune-N, Y. News Syndica'te that -'New York, teeming Jewish center, (Continued ajt pabe 2) -
American Good Will Plaque Voted by Jewish Editors Will Be Pre¬ sented September 22
SEA, GIRT, N. J. (WNS) —The American Good Will Plaque, voted an¬ nually by thc editors of thc Anglo-Jewish publications afifiliated with tire Seven Arts i'-cature Syndicate to the American Chris¬ tian who, was njost outstanding during the past Jewish year, in furthering inter- rcligious amity, will be awai-ded on Sun¬ day, afternoon, September 22nd, to Har-, 'old G. Hoffman, Governor of the State of New Jersey. . The plaque will hc prc- ¦sented to iCovcrnor Hoffman at the sum¬ mer executive mansion in behalf of the editors Of Anglo-Jewish publications, by Joseph Brainin, editor of the Seven Arts Feati^re Syndicate, and Bernard Postal, managirig editor of the Syndicate, A.dis- tinguished committge of prominent Cath-, olicsp Jews and Protestants will attend the tc'rctiiony, '  .        ¦     -
Governor Hoffmanwas voted the Amer¬ ican Good Will Plaque for the-ycar 5695 in a nation-wide poll of the editors of the Anglo-Jewish publications in recog¬ nition of "his outstanding contribution to the furtherance bf inter-religious amity and the advancement of the. traditional Amc,rican ideals of racial and retigious equality for. all." Governor Hoffman's specific contribution to good will during the past year was his sigfning of the New Jersey bill forbidding incitement to racial or religious bigotry, the first law of its kind in the history of the United States.-
Throughouthis piibHc career Governor Hoffman has chaiiipioned racial, equality and reijgious freedom. As inayoi* of South Amboy he fought the Ku Klux Klan, which was a great power in South Jersey. While a member ofthe-TOth Congress his voice was - always raised in support, of movements to - further the cause of inter-religious understanding. During the years that he was Motor Ve¬ hicle Commissioner .of New Jersey he Was a frequent speaker before various. .Jewish organizations and groups.     ,   ,
THE WORLD'S WINDOW
"Quiet Hour"
By.Ludwig ,Lewisohn
(Tills column Ir ronyrlclit l)y lite Seven Artn Fciitiiro Hynillcntv. .Itciiruiliictlnn In whnln nr III part slrlcll.v f(tr1)lililrn. . Any inrrlnBcment nn tills coi>yrlic1it will bo ninHccutcil.)
Program Is Announced for Bryden Rd. Temple Holi¬ day Services
'^ Just after daivn I got home from twenty pretty gruelling hours on the train. In a large middle-western city I had started the local, drive for the,Jew¬ ish National Fund, Everyone, especially my hosts, had been kiiid and; charming. The people had been deeply fired by pur great, liccd and purpose and had given gencroiisly. Various domestic, pleasures and duties filled the day of; my,return. At last, after dinner,, half-aslcep I took up the accumulated papers.;. On the front page of thc Jewish Morning Journal I saw these headlines: "Jews Suffer Hun¬ ger in Germany on. Account of the Hit- lerian. Boycott," I read and read. "One can witness scenes there bf Jewish wo¬ men and children collapsing in the streets from starvation." My throat contracted and the blood shot to. my .head. I put the paper down,. It seemed to me that^ tired as I was, I could bear no more. It would do no one any good; it would only impair my usefulness, modest'as it is, to thresh through "another sleepless night. I determined before going to bed to read something neutral and soothing. Something for ¦ a, quiet lipur.
My eyes, turned :to my shelves. They happened on the several volumes, of the' essays and novels of Aldous H«xley. Good I Of the contemporary British writ¬ ers T esteem Huxley most highly. Es¬ pecially in his more recent books there is a high intellectual integrity which is rare and soothing.. \So few, novelists haye any brains. , Huxley has both imagina- ^(Continued,on page 2)
REICHSTAG ADOPTS "JEW LAWS"
BRANDING JEWS AS INFERIOR RAGE
jLast Vestige of Emancipation Disappears as Jews Are
Deprived of Citizenship and All Human Rights;
Stvastiha Becomes Official Reich Emblem
Great Demand for Seats at
Beth Jacob Congregation
for High Holidays
, The Beth Jacob synagpgue has beeii very fortunate in procuring the' services bf Cantqr Jacob Lefkovitz of Cleveland for the'coming High Holidays. Cantor Lefkovitz has-: an exceptionally fine voice which meets the exacting; demands of synagogal music, and ivill be heard for the first'time at .thc-Selichos services at midnight this  Saturday,  Sept. ¦ 21st.
Cantor Jacob Lefkovitz
The Holy Day sermons at the Beth Jacob Congregation will be given by Rabbi Leopold Greenwald, On Saturday, Sept. '28th, at 10 a, in., the Rabbi will speak on the ever present but ever vital question, "The Future of Our People." The same day at 5 p. m. there will be a very interesting lecture on the "Life and the Achievements of the late Chief Rabbi Kook. of Palestine." Rabbi; Greenwald will give his oWn personal.impressions of the great sage who died ^wo weeks ago. He knew him personally. On Sunday morning at 10 a, m. Rabbi Greenwald's sermon will deal with "The Only Soliv tion of all our Problems." The Rabbi announces that he will give free lessons in his,home daily from 4 to 5 o'clock to boys who have graduated from the He¬ brew School. The lessons will deal with the various books of the Bible.
The officers of the Beth Jacob Congre¬ gation urge all those who desire to wor¬ ship at the High Holiday services, to make arrangements for their seats as early as possible. A committee, of thc Beth Jacob Congregation will be at the synagogue, 4*10 Donaldson St., daily be¬ ginning this evening, Saturday, 9 p. m The Beth Jacob Congregation will be open every evening from 7 :30 to 0 p. m.
All Plans Completed for High
Holidays at Ekist Broad
•Street Temple
Cantor   Solomon   Grodner   ahd   His
Large Trained Choir Will Officiate;
iRabbi   Announces   Sermons -
Rosh .Hashana, Services will begin at East Broad Street Temple.Friday, Sep¬ tember 27, at 8 p; m. Cantor Grodner and his large choir will officiate.'
Tho following are the titles of the ser- 'mons to be preached at the East Broad Street Temple by Rabbi Nathan Zelizer, spiritual leader of,the congregation, dur¬ ing the High Holidays. Friday, Septem¬ ber 27, at 8 p. ni.—"Giving an Account of Ourselves"; Saturday, $eptcinber 28, at 10 a. m.—"pearls of Life"; Sunday, September 29, at 1,0 a. m.—"Are Wc Guilty of Hitlerism?"
Shabos Shuvah Services will be,held iii the Temple, Friday, October 4, at 8 p. m., when the rabbi will speak 011 thc theme—"Jews Agaiii."
Yom Kippur Services will begin at the Teniple Sunday, October G, when Rabbi Zelizer." will sjieak on the theme—^^"To Thy Tents, O Israel !'*' Yom Kippur Me¬ morial Services will be held Monday, October 7 atH a. m., when the sermon will deal with the theme—"Those who Graduate with Honors." ' . ' \
In addition to the use of the'regular traditional High Holiday Prayer Bopkj the audience in the congregation will also be supplied with Professor Mordecai M. Kaplan's "Supplementary Prayers and Readings , for the . High Holidays," a booklet which contains a translation iii Eiiglish of religious insights of Israel's prophets and teachers into terms of pres¬ ent day experiencte, and will be used for congregational responsive reading, to give those who, unfortunately, do not under¬ stand the Hebrew* an adequate summary of the Services arid their significance.- As usual the rabbi will explain the meaning of important prayers and recitations. Each sermon deals with some important aspect of present day experience trans¬ lated in terms of Biblical and Rabbinic wisdom,
A Children's Service wil] be conducted on every Holiday at 10 a. m. in the So¬ cial Hall of the Congregation.
Sliehos services will be conducted by Cantor Grodner Saturday,. Septeniber 21, at 11:55 p. m,, and the Aitminl Afetiiorial Service will be conducted in the Tifereth Israel cemetery, Sunday, September 22, at 10 a. m„ with Cantor Grodner ofliciat- ing and Rabbi Zelizer delivering the ser- irion.
The llebreiv School in the Temple will begin classes Tuesday, October 8. at A p. m., and Sunday School will begin Sun¬ day, October 27, at 10 a. m.
For any information concerning the temple call Sol Roth, EV. 2925_ Mr. Rotli will be in his office at tlic Temple every morning and evening of next week*
N EW  YEAR—Friday  evening,  Sept.
27, at 8 p. m,    Saturday morning," Sept.
28, at 10 o'clock. SABBATH OF RE¬ PENTANCE—Friday evening,- Oct. 1, at 8 o'clock.; Saturday morning, Oct, u, at. 1.1 o'clock. DAY OF ATONEMENT, —Sunday evening, Oct. G, 8 o'clock; Monday, Oct. 7, at 10 a. m. " Special Child'rch'3 service, Monday afternoon, Oct. 7; at 2 o'clock. Afternoon service at 2:30; Memorial Service at 3 p. m.^ and the. concluding service at 4 o'clock, ; Temple Israel was among thefirst con¬ gregations to abolish the pew system and to offer a most cordial welcome to all members and- non-members alike. ' The principle of the policy is still in effect in our congregation, except that for some years thenumber of non-member visitors to our congregation,on .the evening of the High Holidays was so great that many of our members were excluded- from services, or could not be properly! accom¬ modated with, seats. Therefore, the Board of Trustees, after' most carefiii | consideration, decided upon the policy of admission By Card Only .for the Eve¬ ning Services on the High Holidays,
Sunday: School ". The Religious School of tlte Bryden ;Road Temple willresume its session for 2f), 0:45'a', m. The registration for new pupils will begin ori next Sunday morn¬ ing, September 22nd, between the hours old pupils on Sunday niorning, September of 10,.:00, and,.12:00; o'clock. 'Children who are four years old and over are eligible.foi". the Kindergarten Class.
The Rabbi' urges the mcmbersito send their children to the School. The im- [Jortance of having children receive .in¬ struction in the religion .and history, of pur people, particularly during these days of aiLxiety for the. Jew throiighout the world,, cannot be . overestimated. The fcliildreri heed an adequate Jewish educa¬ tion, not only as. a niearis of becoining appreciative of Israel's great heritage, but also as a most helpful way of becoming adjusted to their environment.
Classes will be provided for all children between the ages df 4 and 17. For the years - following Confirmation, special classes comprising the High School De¬ partment will be maintained: under com¬ petent .instructidn. -It is especially de¬ sirous that chtldren of High School age shall be in attendance. The faculty con- .^ists of' the ablest, teachers available. Should a member.desirc further informa¬ tion about the School,,the Rabbi is ready at all times to discuss it with him per-, sorially.
NUREMBERG .(WNS) — The last vestiges of .the cmanciiration- which freed the, Jews from the ghetto disappeared in Germany when a cowed and submissive Reichstag unanimously voted a series of "Jew laws" which.brand the Jews of Ger- ma'ny as an inferior people and reduce them to a status of political, economic and social. slavery.', In the most sweep¬ ing anti-Semitic.measures adopted since the Nazi regime came into power two and a half years ago, the Reichstag, nieeting in, the capital of Jews-baiting, completely vindicated the violent .policy of Julius Streicher and the extremist wing of the party by bringing to realiza¬ tion virtually, the entire anti-Jewish phase pi the Nazi, party program. The new laws, which become effective January 1, provide"; (1) Marriages between Jews and German citizens are forbidden; (2) extra-marital relations between Jews, and Germans are prohibited; (3) Jews are not. permitted to employ in. their house-: holds.German servants under the age of '^5; (4) Jews are forbidden to fly the swastika, but hiay display the Zionist blue and white flag; (6). Jews are de¬ prived oi German citizenship which is to be accorded only to those of German blood, those maritally related to Germans or those who by their conduct earn the right to the honor of citizenship; (C) the swastika, which , General Goering Grilled the "anti-Jewish symbol of the world" is proclaimed as the sole and offi-, cial flag of the Reich.
These laws vvere announced in a brief but fiery speech which Hitler delivered before the Reichstag. . In the course bf bis address he plainly admitted that the Reichstag was called, to meet in,Nureni- bergbecaiuse "it is intimately connected" with the "Jew laws",.denounced the Birodsky decision^ and warned that if the 'new laws did not put, th6 Jews in their place othcl" measures would be "taken. "The insult to'the German flag, in: the United : States, for : which ,the United States apologized in dignified form, shows how far the international Jewish agitation has progressed," he said, "It is an illustration of the feeling of Jewry, eyien in an official capacity toward Ger- niany, and an effective.confirmation of the
Holiday Services at Agudath
Achim   Cong.   Announced
By Rabbi Hirschsprung
On Saturday, September 21, at 12:00 o'clock midnight, Slichoth services' will be.held at the Agudath, Achim Syna¬ gogue. Cantor Ph. Gellman, and his choir, will chant the services.
Rosh Hashanah services .will be held at the Synagogue on Friday evening, September 27tli, aud on Saturday eve-^ ning, September 28th, at 6:30 p. m. Also on Saturday morning, September 28, and on Sunday morning, September 29, Can¬ tor Gellman, and his choir, will chant the Musaph service both daysi
.'Rabbi's Sermons
On Saturday morning, Septeihber 28, at 10:00 a- m., Rabbi Hirschsprung will speak on the subject: "Pessimists and Optimists''. On Sunday morning, Sep¬ tember 20, Rabbi Hirschsprung will speak on "Reriewals." '¦.
, On Shabos Shubah, Saturday, October 3, at 4:30 in the afternoon. Rabbi Hirsch¬ sprung will deliver a Talmudic discourse (Pilpul) on tractate Yoma.
The Junior Congregation will hold services on all holidays and on the Sab¬ bath, at 9:45 a. m,, under the auspices of H. Maybruck and Mr. Haklai.
Hebrew Courses to be Given at New York University
NEW YORK (WNS)—Courses in the study of Hebrew language and literature open to, all adults will be given by. the division of general education of New Vork University beginning with this stimeater. Abraham L Katsh, graduate of the Vilna Hebrew College, will be the instructor. The Manhattan Chapter of Avukah i^ providing three scholarships for these courses to students regularly matriculated at the Washington Square College of N. Y, U.
correction of our National Socialist legr islation which from the begitinirig aims at preventing once for all similar inci¬ dents. Should there be necessary, how¬ ever, further emphasis of this in our con¬ ception; then it is amply explained by thc renewed boycott of Jews starting against Germany. The German people have ber come impatient because German Jewry, encouraged by international propaganda, believed it could, stage similar protests in Germany.  .
This international unrest .in the world,, unfortunately seems to have a>vakened a. conception among Jewry in Germany that now perhaps the time has come to coi^- front Jewish interests .with Gernian na¬ tional interests. Serious complaints have been launched from numerous sides about the. provoking behavior of individual members of, this case, So in the remark¬ able increase of and conforriiity in the complaints a certain plan of action be¬ came apparent. .This conduct climaxed demonstratibns-which occurred in a Ber-; iin movie house against a harmless', foreign, film through which, .however, : Jewish : circles believed themselves' hurt. In order to reach an amiqable relation: ', between.the German people arid;tlie Jews,, thc gbvernment Will, try to bring about legal regulation. The law, wliich will be-read by, Goering, constitutes, howrever, oiily an attempt at legal.regulation. How¬ ever," should, this not work we wiir have , to take it up orice again. If Jewish agi¬ tation;, with in arid without Germany con¬ tinues we will "then examine the situation again'. ¦ ,   ¦ ¦-'' ;' "-,¦',,'.--..'..   ,
"Now I propose to the Reichstag the acceptance'of the laws which party com¬ rade  and   Reichstag   Presidcht, Goering: .will read, to yoiU.: .The first aiid second . laws bear a vote of gratitude to the gov¬ ernment  under   symbol : of -which   Ger^ many, regained her freedom, in that it ful¬ fills an important point of the program : of the National Socialist party.   The sec¬ ond is an attempt at .the legal regulation of.a problem, which if it fails, niust be . turned oyer to the Nazi party for final solution.    The National  So.C'alist party, arid witii it the. German natioriy istands , behind all three laws, . I .request you en¬ dorse these laws,"
Roger Babson Warns American Jews to Slow Up Commercial Activities
: NEW YORK (WNS)"A warning to the Jevys of America to;slow down the pace of their commercial activity because "it is often far wiser .to drop out of a picture temporarily than to stir up un- nccessary.animosity" is sounded by Roger Babson, nationally known economist and financial adviser^ in a special letter mailed out to his clients on August 26th, Ad¬ mitting that his editorial board had urged him not to publisti his. letter because ."it iTiight sti,r up a hornets'-nest among our Jewish clients" arid "n>ight cost us: sub¬ scriptions" although "personally webeliev.e in everything you have said," Mr. Babson prefaces his letter with a denial of in¬ tolerance, a review of ..the discussion at thc recent Williamstown Institute of Human Relations and tx denunciation, of the treatment of Jews in. Germany as "in- hufnan, unjust and, certainly urichristian" if "these reports are true."   .
He then goes on to say that "fear and hate remain great underlying forces" that "in a few months a demagogue can de¬ stroy what constructive statesmen have been years in creating," that "movements against a race are contagious" and that although he has "enough confidence'in the character of the American nation to feel sure it is civilized" it is "not beyond imagination to picture some cheap politi¬ cian popping up and trying to arouse the rabble *to throw the Jews out of Amer¬ ica'." Emphasizing that "it is important for members of every race to deliberately guard against what mighty arouse, ani¬ mosities" arid praising "the energy, in^ ' gcnuity and perseverance . of tfie He¬ brews", and their "Willingness to work harder and make greater sacrifices," Mr. Babson asserts that "there are iridividuals of your race—and of my, own, the Yan- Ikees^wlio have resorted to sharp and unfair business practices, which the real body of our peoples do not approve. Was it not the dishonesty and hoggishness pi I a small minority of the Jews in Germany
that gave ^'our foes a handle for attack , ahd brougiit persecution to so mkny of your race?"   ¦
.   Warning that "any group which is suc-r cessfui ultimately becomes  a target for persecution'' and that "the same reaction,, from which the banks and utilities are now suffering could;be switched against the  Jews,"   Mr.   Babson. said,   "I   hope, therefore, that the ovetwhelriiing numbers of you who stand for what is right and , best will make a resolute effort.to over- . cpme anything that,might footer animosi-  1 ties.   Anybody .is giving you bad, advice who says that true power is. got,by fur¬ ther 'edging in' on Wall Street or Main Street or even in Washington, until the" world once niore comes to its senses..^ ¦ It is" often wiser, far wiser to drop-out of a picture temporarily rather than to stir * up unnecessary animosity. True power is not got by buying up real estate, corpora¬ tions and organizations. In aiiy social up¬ heaval, showy possessions are liabilities rather than assets.   There are times when a.cyclone cellar is safer than a castlel' The real protection is not high-sounding office and financial pomp.    It is good¬ will,   'Better have grass grow under your feet than have it grow over,your head/". The letter is concluded with an appeat to "concentrate on developing better hu¬ man, relations between ourselves and our fellow  citizens"   and  to   "back  Up   the! spirit  and  ideals  typified  by this  Wil-. liamstown confereuce,"
Allan Tarshish in Fremont
Allan Tarshish will conduct'the High Holy Day services for Fremont, Ohio, Jewry, according to an invitation ex^ tended him this week,:
This is the ninth consecutive year that Mr. Tarshish has officiated for the Holy days, a record tinprecedente'd in the hisw. tory of small Jewish communities in this country, especially froni the standpoint of a layman rabbi. y'-
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