Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1935-01-25

              ('cniral UIiIo'h Only  \ . Jewish jYcwKpa.per yilcaehing- Every ..lIoMe
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE JEWISH HOME
Volume XVII—No. 56
COLUMBUS, OHIO, JA.\lAi<V  .-,
'935
Per Year $3.00; Per Gopy lOc
Strictly Confidential
Tid-Bitd From        Everywhert
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Saar Jews to Share Fate of Gerinan Jews, Says Marcus
We're. Telling Ypu
¦ It may interest you to knoiv tliat "The Rcconstructionist," Rabbi Mordecai M KnplaiVs new publication, is strongly in favor   of   Jewish   settlements   in   Biro-
i Bidjan.i.Thc same issiicalsn carries ah editorial Winch some gentlemen wouk qualify as more'Leftist than thc most' drastic pronouncements in James Water-' mnn Wise's Opinion. .'.In all, a good papcr|..One of the spifTicst social events
;of next" month will he the long-expccttd nuptials of Miss Carol Gimhcl .ind Ed¬ ward Lasker, son of Mr. and Mrs; AI- bcrfO. Lasker of'ChicaBO.;.They will be. married at, the Ginibel coiintry iilacc at Portdiestcr, N. Y., and Dr.  Samuel
.jr. Goldcnson of Temple ¦ Emanu-El will be master of ceremonies... It would seem that Bernard; M. Banicb and Sn prcmc Court Justice Benjamin N.. Car¬ dozo, arc not too deeply conccriied about emphasizing tlicir rather long genealo¬ gies. ..At least, we've been informed that both; these gentlemen have declined the, opportunity  to  give, rinancial support to
¦ The  Saint   Cliarles,   the . new quartcrlj;; .dcyolcd  to. records .of  those  American
Jewish   families  resident  on  this'conli- . ncut in the eighteenth century or carlieri ...We were all wet.when wc lold you, last week,  that Maurice   Schwartz  has finally been given .an assignment by his ¦Hollywood   bosses...The   sad   truth   of the. Schwartz  tribulations  in  Hollywood is that  the  Yiddish  star-director  is; on his way back to New York, a richer but also wiser  man with ho more illusions ;   about the movies. ^, *
About People Wbeheycr you open a box of La Pa- . lina cigars and gaze at a rather. Orien¬ tal-looking  woman  in   Spanish  costume ivho adorns the-inside, cover,: your eyes ; . are resting- on the wife of'Sflnl  Taley i . fathei- of William S. Paley, of CoUmi¬ bia. Broadcasting. System fame.''.. Magis¬ trate, Jonah J. Goldstein is a great friend: of Governor Lehman, and did as much -.   as  anyone  else  to  help  tlie  colonel  to his'first and second terms as governor of'the Empire State: ..Everybody in the ,kn^.'expected the- governor ,.to. fill tlie ^' "first-'Hri^ortdnV juridibal vacJinty' 'fey'ele-' ; vating Jonah from the muriicipal to- a hie;her court. ..When, a short time ago," Judge Corrigan of the Court of General ,Sessions   died,   the- liberal,   newspapers :   urged    Governor    Lehman   to    appoint Jonah, who has made such a good record . as a judge... Rut Lehman, appointed for¬ mer  Assistant  District Attorney James Garrett Wallace, and that on lihe, very day when the Appellate Court criticized Wallace, very sharply   for his .prosecu¬ tion of Isidof Kresel. ..Eddie Cantor is . . back from his European trip singing the pl-aises of Mussolini as Europe's great¬ est man.'..,His greatest thrill was. listen .'ing to "himself".speaking Italian, in the Italian version of one of: his. moVies.,. The invasion .of ¦ Germany's great box- oifice. names of pre-Hitler day's is con- tinuing, the latest arrival being Elizabeth Bergner," who is being presented by the ..Theatre Guild in, her great English suc¬ cess "Escape Me  Never",'..
Moses dn .Broadway Robert .Moses, New York's park com¬ missioner^ who is the target of the Roose-1 velt administr'atidn  and  whose  inipend- ing removal as a member of the Tribor- | ough    Bridge    Authority   is    providing I ^ ,newsi>apcr  scribes with, lots of copy, is ' not the' most  interesting  Moses  in the metropplitan district.-.:We prefer Harry Moses, the theatrical; producer, who foi^ the last few seasons is setting, the piicc . ., as America's most selective and original impresario.; .To  refresh  your  memory, hp followed lip his "Grand Hotel" pro¬ duction with "The Warrior's Husband," "Dangerous   Corner/'   Gertrude , Stein's '.  "Four Saints in Three Acts" and, now, .with the moving Zoe Akins play "The Old Maid". ..In .between he discovered Katherine' Hepburn .and,   last   but   not least, brought to the_ foite Elsa LazareflE, who  in our opinion  is  -America's niost, ,   amazing casting-director and who prom¬ ises to astonish us v^ith one of her direC- ,. toHal.achievements    before    long., .In private life Elsa is the wife of Harry Moses, but in business, she is his play- reader, . casting-director,   production   ex¬ pert and general factotum.;.In.the cur¬ rent, Moses play she.everi nils in as the '    voice heard singing from backstage. dur¬ ing the second act..;And you may like ¦ to know/that sbe.is the sister of Miss Leah R6.senthal, prominent social worker of  Cincinnati who has the introduction ofpeiyiy lunches in that city's schools to .her credit..." . '  / Nazis and Others
joe   Brainin,   who   has   returned   to New York  from  a cross-country tour .during which he spent,some time in Mid-, western towns with a large German pop- "     , {Continued oti page-2)
President of Jewish Councir EndorsesfNeedlework Gudd
"The r,iiniorcd 'New Depl' for thc je,ijv in Germany is only a trjck to gain tbc sympathy of liberals over all thc world," aaid Dr. Jacob R. Marcus, noted authority on Naziism, in an interview yesterday. "The facts are that conditions for the.Jews in Germany arc getting worse, and the Jews in the "Saar, now part of Germany, will share their fate The :i>olicics of the Hitler regime re¬ main unchanged; They, will be enforced. in the Saar as they have been in Ger many.
"The 90 percent vole for Germany is not. a vote for Hitler....It is the desire of tbe Saar Germans tojje reunited with 'The Fatherland' regardless of who is in power. Undoubtedly a large number of thcSe votes were gained by coercion. A great many Germans decided to vote for Hitler believing that sooner or; later the Saar valley would revert to German control. Tbe fear that any anii-Hitler stand taken how would result in punish¬ ment when the Na^ii government later assumed control led thcni to cast tlieir vote fur the present .German govern^ ment. ' . '   .'      ' ¦
"A vote free froni coercion br .f.aar would probfibly have resultcil'in a GO-fiJ percent vote in  favor of Germany."
Dr. Marcus : believes, that thc IsTaii government will; maintain the agreement with the. League of Nations' to protect all minorities for one year. However, this,will he carried out in a formal sense only, Xo acts- of violence Will be com¬ mitted against the, Jews, with the pos¬ sible exception, of the proihincht anti- Hitler leaders, The pact w'iU be kept because Hitler won't ri'sk intervention by Prance .or the League of. Nations,' Nor docs be want.to .arouse public.ppiiiiovi as his actions against the liberiils aiid the Jews in Germany did.-
"Actually we may expect thc Nazi bu. reaucrats hi the Saar to set to, work' with the Nazi party to ehmhiate all anti- Hitler groups from; all positions 61 au-
(iiicsl  Speaker  ut  Dayton Jewish Federation An¬ nual ^leelinjj;
¦ the   following   letter 'has   been   atl-
drcsscd-tri.Tlic Chronicle which should
be of interest to  lociil Jewry: ., .
Editor,
The Ohio Jewish Chronicle, ,   ^
Colunibus, Ohio.' \
Dear Sir: The Columbus branch bf Needlework Guild of America, Inc., h alxiul to do a niost unique and valuable work, in its sponsorship of the. forthcom¬ ing Vienna Roys' Choir conccrtp on SUri-, day afternoon, February 3,. at Memorial Hall, quite a' fitting occasion, .the conj- m'cmorafion of the Guild's fiftieth yc^r of service..  ¦     '¦ .. ¦ .:'
r, should   like   to   tell   thc   ColuinlJUs public ,some.. of the things acconipHsh^d by tile Needlework Guild,  It aids honiefi, it supplies wariii serviceable clothing f^r the  aged  ahd   frieiidle.ss,  child  welfav*; agencies,   day   iiui;scrics   and   hospitals. Family     convalescents ' arc    all'   aidtd through the medium of .substantial clott-j ing furnished, by the Needlework GuiW. ¦ The Jewish Infcints' Home,of Ohio ar^l, (be   Jewish Welfare   Federation   receipt j
[I' substantial  donation  each  year  frOli!;     a,](. , j.-   j    Schanfarbcr, will   be' thc the Needlework Guild. ¦ ,. ,],! finest .^pi^ala-r at'the Annual Meeting of]
.This season, to, iiicreasc our trcasur^v,; ,],^. j^.^^.;^,.   pcj^.^aiion; for. Social  Scrv- we arc spoiisoriivsr.this phenomenal bo/5': j^^; .„,,[  Conimiinity Center of  Dayton, clioir, tlie earnings froni Avliicb will ad: (jj^j^j. ^.^- Tuesday evening, January 29. carry   on   our   Wor<, j'n,^.   ,„j,^.jj„„ .^^^.JU ¦ |J^,   l^^.I^l. ,.^t   Temple ,    .Siilem    and .Emerson  .avenues.
World's   Greatest   Calculator
To Speak at Brotherhood
Meeting Tuesday
Di;. Salo Finkelstein, world's greatest catiiulalor and \vizard at figures, will be tbe speaker at the meeting of thc Temple Israel Rrotherbood on next Tuesday, January 29,  8:00 p. m.
Dr., Finkelstein was statistician of thc I'olish, governinc-nt and was able to ri:- jilace yo men-and -'iO calculating mathincs. lie is a man whose mental gymnastics with figures has astounded university au- i'thorities throughout the United States.
This mccling-will be open lo members of the Brotherhood'and the ladies ofthe congregation. Those who arc not aHili- j atcd' with the - Rrothcrbood will ¦ be charged no,cents to attend this unusually intercfiting lecture and demonstration.   ¦
Prominent Hebrew Educator
to Address Joint Meeting of
Zionists and B'Nai B'Rith
Ladies   Auxiliary   of   Zion Xo^ge  to
Hold   Installiitiuh. , Initiation
Monday FA-cning
¦, .-X. 11. l-Vicdland. director of the. Bu¬ reau of Jcwiyih I'^ducatioir of Cleveland and ^upcriiitendcnl of the Hebrew Schools i)f that city,''will be tlie guest speaker at the joint .UH'iiting being spon¬ sored by tlie Zionist District of Colum¬ bus ¦ and Zinn Lddgc ko.' iy2, B'nai Pi"rilh,'tt' be held. Monday evening, Jan¬ uary 2^, P p. m., at tbe, .Winding Hollow' City  Clul),  l'ar,«on.s near .Trnvn,
.\   real   treat  awaits   Cnkinibu.'i;Jewry
us   ruianciatly   to   carry   on   our   wor[<,j more needed, now than ever before, - /^'\ tendance at this concert makes each ore' a  personal'donor  to  the  Guild's treas¬ ury.    ¦"-;¦¦ '_¦'¦¦',   '. ¦ ,'       ¦¦-,¦- Sincerely yours,- ," ';:- '. (Signecj)  Mrs. Robert Levy,,  I ,. Presideiitij- Columlnis   Section   National.Council qf .   Jewish Women../ '(;
T. I. Sr, Sisterhood Sponsbis Luncheon Bridge Wednesdaj
The Tifereth Israel ,Se,nior SisterfiQod, will entertain, its members and tlieir guests at a'luiicheoo-bridBeto. be held thority andtq limit them in the practice in the social hair of the Broad St. Tett- of. their professions," said'Dr. Marcus, ,ple Wednesday, January 30; ati ;00p,'m- ''Discrimination, against Jewish trades- The luncheon, which will consist.of ctiopi people will,, be, quietly encouraged, aU suey and other "Ma 'chpHm,"- willf'te though noofficial boycott will be wa^cd, served oh suitably decorated'card ta
iJiiiner will be served at, (i ;l!0. Iminc- (lijilely after dinner .reports' of. yarioUi? conimitlccs will' he; give.il, Mr.- ScbanTi larlicr. wi!l-di,^cuss "The New. Deal in I'cdcratinns.V . ., ,¦    ¦¦¦¦;¦-¦.
-Mi.ss Jaijc G, Fisher, secretary, will timch an .Changing-Trends in Commu-' nity Service and ber report will cmpha- ^'v/.t: llic reorientation of program' in the Various departments of the Federation.
.Sam Thai, president ^6f -the" Federa-' tion. ,win si)cak on the importance, of cooperation.and'coordination in, commu; nitv.wo.rk.-   ' .
Tlie i^efurii of the- Saar'tO GcfmanSr
isione of the first, great victories' which Hitler has achieved since , coming to power;,It is in line with his policy^ and win strengthen his npne-too-sqund posi¬ tion with his won constituents. It will help .-him over a dangerous winter,"
Dr, MafCus believes the job of assim¬ ilating the Saar into Nazi Germany will be a diiScult oiie for several, reasons. First, the Saar has,up till now. enjoyed a. free, liberal and democratic govern¬ ment. It wilt be difficult to,impose the Nazi autocracy upon it. Secondly, French ¦ currency ' is fnore stable .than Gernian currency. The task of read¬ justing tlie economic life of. the Saar will be- very difficult,' Thirdly,., the French; border, Which has always been open to the Saar, economically, "will now beclosed. Fourthly, in becoming allied with Germany, the Saar will.have to,ad¬ just itself -to a government that is in a state of political unrest, ¦ and one that is not in syrnpathy with the religion of the mapjority of,its inhabitants: Catholic¬ ism. .- ¦     ,¦'
"Unless. Hitler succeeds in pacifying the Saar inhabitants, they are a poten-: tial center of great.unrest and opposition to his regime,"'said Dr. Marcus.
Dr. Marcus holds out no hope for the future of the Jew in the Saar. At the expiration of the year's agreement.with the League, the non-Aryan law will be¬ come effective there as it now is in Ger¬ many; The possibility of emigration is slight, since no country has. opened its doors to the Jew.
The only, land to-which they liiay tiii- grate is Palestine, and Dr. Marcus esti¬ mates that the, maximum ;number of Saar 'Jews .who might obtain: permission to enter' Palestine is 1,000... This would be 25 i>ercent of the Jewish population of the Saar. The rest must "struggle along as best, they: can. Their one hope is that the large number.of Saarlaiidcrs in opposition to'Nazi doctrines.will ber friend them.'
Dr. Marcus is the author of "The Rise and Destiny of the German Jew' (Uiiiou of American Hebrew Congrega¬ tions), in which he traced the develop¬ ment of the Nazi philosophy and its, practice by the ,?Iitler government- In his book Dr. Marcus forecasts a. gloomy future for the Jew in Germany. Thc Jew in the Saar can anticipate,a similar 'fate.   . ¦¦ "
Local Women Sponsor Supper
Sunday Evening for
Building Fund
The Taaras Hamishpocha. (the Purity Society) ar'e this Sunday sponsoring a chicken supper which .will- be held in thc banquet ball of the Agud;ith Achini syn¬ agogue, corner AVashington and Donald- soli; As has already been announced, the proceeds of thi.s, affair .Will go to- ward.s thc construction of a iiew-!)uild- -.ini^v ¦'
Mrs;' Jacob St'hptjenstein, 838 Bryden road, iirt'-sident of the society, invites every ineiiiber of, the community to be j ''[ present, at lhi.s supper which is being; especially prepared by Mesdame."; Geo,: GoodniEtn, 015 Wager .street, A. J. P0I-; ing, 78,5 Wager Istreet, and Sam Levi, ¦-8^3 S. ,18th street, ¦,¦,. '    " ; .
The  i^ucst   speakers   who  will- -appear'| ', on   thc   program   following   the   supper j ;
A, H, Friedland
in   llie   appearance   of   tliis* tmtstanding Mr. ¦. Friedland   will
izer, ct as chairman.
Tlic report ot Raymond AtilVr, cHair-'l     -*^ goodlynumber of tickets have al¬ ma,, of the.Family Case Comniittee, Willi I':'"'^.!"''^" '",'?,: 1"°"!"'.'= '" ^rs. Syd deal, on. tbe' cooperation between.' public iagencies and private agencies.   His re¬ port will include a detailed account of .   . the work of his committee for the year  be, obtained  from  any  members  of
are:   Rabbi-Leopold   Greenwald;   Rabbi j'", ^'^^ Mordecai Hirschsprung, and Rabbi Na-1 >'^^''^'^ ..educator.
than  Zelizer.   Mr. C.H-  Furman will j''•'•"S a message otuinisual  interest to,^
localjewryj aiid will speak qn the sub-.'
Mendelman,-' 021) 'E.   Livingston- avenue,
jcctj "IManning fur the Future in Jew- ¦ ish. Life",'This event should be one that,. the local Jewish coininunity should not
and costly prizes Wiirbe'awafdcd' to ,1m;' winners of the bridge games that are to follow the luncheon. For all this there is but a nominal charge" of fiifty cents:
A large committee of women under tife able guidance and chairmanship of Mrs. L, E. Topper and Mrs.'N. Bergsman, co-chairman,' is .planning, this lunclieon- bridge. The following -women are co¬ operating to make this affair ..most suc¬ cessful :¦ Mesdames L. Nason, B. F., Lev¬ inson, .J; K. Bornstein; M.'; Wider, M. Hiller, M. Fleischer, W^ 'Broner, B. Finkelstein,' C. Solonion, M/Schaffer, S. Lichtenstein, A. Pollock, R.^ Abramson, Jack Mellman and N. Sands.   . ,   :       '
The officers, .Df the Sisterhood kindly ask all their friends who have-regular bridge clijbs to please, cooperate with them' by keeping the afternoon of Wcd- hesday, January 30, in mind, and bring the clubs to this affair.. For further in¬ formation and for reservations call Mrs. Charles 'Solomon, 'FA. 351.0. . ,
Dr. B. W, Abramson to Speak At Broad St Teinple, Feb: 1st
Dr. B.. W. .Abramson, who has just returned from the recent Palestine Con¬ ference held in Washiiigton, D. C., will occupy Rabbi Zelizer's. pulpit at the F,rist Broad Street, Teniple Friday. Fcbniiuy 1, at 8 p. ni. when he Will speak on liie vital and interesting- theine, ".\ New Departure in the Jewish Viewpoiiit ^n Palestine."    ¦
Dr.' Abramson,- himself an arden lovir of -Zion and an importatit figure in'the mo-vement, is. a keen observer of Cin- tcnipqrary. Jewish affairs, with particul.ii- reference to the position of Palestine in the world today.  All are welcome.
Mrs., Henry .Israel,' chairman of the Vocational Qliidance and Student Loan Committeei will outline, the service'ren-! dered in her department; !
Jacob, Margolis, chairman of. Loan 'Committee, will speak on the chaiige,i; ,of clientele who request loans and will present a financial-report of this com¬ mittee. A : Nathan Sanders, chairman of the House ¦Committee, will give his report on the building and the future .needs for additional facilities. . ¦, Mrs. J. H., Margolis, chairman of Center activities,, will give an outline of her department.
Election of officers aind directors' for-j the ensuing year will follow.   .
iCdmmittee . on arrangements of the annual meeting ¦ and dinner' are Mr. Harry \Viner, chairman! and Mrs.' J. M. Haas. Those assisting them are: Mes¬ dames Philip Sokol, Ben Dlott, Dave Barrar,- A, ,R. Rosenberg, Mildred .Marr g;oIis, J. "A. Donenfeld, .L. Eisenberger, "Nathan Saiiders;. Henry Israel, J; H. Margolis, Sam Thai, Raymond Adler, Jacob Margolis, Tony Patterson, Mor¬ ris Pavlpfsky, Abe:Saeks, Philip, Kra- vitz, Harry Whier,
Anyone desiring to' attend the dinnsv. can phone.their reservation to the Jew¬ ish  Federation office,  Heiiilock  i^Otll.
MRS, C. BRKSLAII WILL UK !)() YEARS OLD SUNDAY
who is in charge ^'tidcctsaS!   Ticket Werlook, and a capacity audience, shoiild ¦  .0 cents: are- still- available and may. '"rn out for this occasion.
;he   ¦¦ I.   W.. Garek,' president,  and ¦ Samuel ^society, qV on the -evening oi. the -supper;: Gurevitz,..vice-i>resident.and- xliairraan.,6£
The society is very grateful to' Mrs, Mcndehliiah for her contribution of the supper tickets, sparing this expense fdr them.   .. ¦      ;.
Officers: of the Agudath Achim and Beth Jacob Congregations, aud the E. Broad St, Temple, havc been extended an invitation to be guests, at the supper. -A delicious supper, and an evening of real enjoyment is assured everyone.
Rabbi   Hirschsprunpr   to   Speak Before Young Judeu Jan. 30
Rabbi ,M, Hirschsprung will speak be^, fore the .Young Judea at the Schonthal Home, oh Wednesday evening, January 30, at, 8:3,0. ' His subject will be: "A Brand' of Zionism New to Yoiing Ju¬ deans."     ; ' ¦ .   . /
This -lecture  is  expected tb' be most
interesting and instructive as it willtoucb
Mrs.. Caroline   Brcslau  will  celebrate | upon   an   important; phase   of   Zionism
which.not all Zionist youths are.familiar with-   No Young Judean should fail to
U. E. L. .Sisterhood Board Meeting
The regular meeting of the Rose E I a/arus Sisterhood will take place Thurs¬ day afternoon, January 31, at 1 '30 o'clock at the Bryden Road Temple.
her ninetieth birthday Sunday at Ihe! home of her dawghter, Mrs. S^ R. Hirsch, 1001 Franklin avenue. , Mrs, Breslau has been a resident oi Columbus 05. years, since, commg froia Geriiiaiiy.-. She was a member_ of one of the first 60 Jewish faniilies'to make their Iiomes here. i
, Twenty-two of,-lier descendants will, at¬ tend a dinner party in her honor at which three. of her grandchildren, Mrs. S^m Herman, Mrs. Jack,'Forman and Miss Virginia Hirsch, wiir be ho.stesses. She has six great-grandchildren, six grand¬ children, and three of her own children living: :,'.-;..
Mrs. Hirsch will Ireceive informally at her home Sunday afternoon and, evening in honor of her mother's birthday anni versary.
attend, this'meeting.
LEVINGER, ONEG SHABBOT SPEAKER  SATURDAY
, The Hadassah Oneg Shabbbt Tea'will be held this afternoon (Saturday) atthe Excelsior Club at 2:30 o'clock. Rabbi Lee J. Levinger will review Dr. Jacob Marcus' book, "The History and Destiny of the German Jew." . Mrs. Joseph Schwartz will discus."* a question bf Jew¬ ish literature, and Miss Annette Katz will lead the singing.
The hostesses for the afternoon will include Mrs. Jos; Soloye, chairmati; Mrs. Herman Lieverman, Mrs. Morris Math. less and Mrs. Sig Ornstein, '
Agildath Achim Open Forum
To Hear David Schwartz
On Palestine
On Fi-iday evening, February i, Mr. .David Schwartz, who recently returned from,Palestine, will 'give a first-hand re¬ port - of the- latest developments in the Holy Land as lie saw it, before the Agu¬ dath Achim Open Forum.
Although not a professional speaker, j ^^' Mr. Schwartz's description of "Palestine as/He Saw It" is very vivid aud most interestirig. Those who heard,him at a recent gatheriiig relate his experiences and impressions' of the latest develop¬ ments in Palestine, were actually ..kept spell^bound. . '
It is expected that .all local ¦ Zionist I groups Will turn' out to hear the latest information of our Homeland in the mak-.! ing-'- ;': " .-    '",
Fqliowing the Open, Forum there will be an entertainment given by the, Agudath Achim congregation and Sisterhood ,in honor of both Mr, and Mrs. Schwartz. Members of Agudath Achim, as well as friends of Mr, and Mrs.David Schwartz, are cordially, invitetl.
Hachnosis Orchim Soiciety
.The" Ladies Hachnosis Orchim Society will hold their regular meeting Monday night, January 28,' in' the yestry room of the Beth Jacob congregation.. As elec¬ tion,of a new pi-esidcnt and treasurer will take place on that evening, aUmembers are urged to be present.
Tickets for.the,Biiigo party to be held on Wednesday, February 20,, at the Schonthal. Center Jire now on, .sale, (and may he obtained from either Mrs, N. B. Cohen, chairman; Mrs, .J, B,.Weiner, co- chairman, or. any member of the Society. Watch the CiiRoNrcr.E for further par¬ ticulars concerning the party, ¦ ''¦ - PEACE GROUP MEETING As the Regional conference on ,"The 'Cause and Cure df War'- is, meeting in Columbus, the Peace Group will hold its meeting in connection with this confer ence at; thp , Deshler-Wailick Hot' Monday, January 28, at ^''prVmJ Dr, Walter Van Kirk, a spcakeVof^Jripnal repute,.will address the gatheFiiig,
the   entertainment , committee'  p.f   ,Zion' Lodge,  urge all' members of: the B'nai . B'rith to attend this first big meeting of, ' the new administration Monday evening. As thi? is ail open 'meeting, the entire community is fcoi"diaUy invited.,, 'Ladies Auxiliary io Install
Monday night will also be a gala event : for the Ladies Zion Lodge Auxiliary No.', 127, as an installation* and' ihitiatioil is scheduled for that evening at the Wind¬ ing Hollow City. Club. . This .group i^ill . have  E.  J. Schanfarber,  a, veteran   in B'nai "B'riih work, as its, speaker of the   : evening. •
.'All  .meiuWs   bf   the . Auxiliary   are ¦ urged  to attend,  and  non-members  are also welcome.   Refreshments as well as \ a musical program, have' been arrangei '' for,this affair. '   The   following  officers   and  directors '
ill be iristalled Moiiday evening!'
Mrs.' Sarah Schwartz, president; Mrg. Sarah Katz, vice presi^lent; Mrs. Atine Garek,  recording ' secretary; ^Mrs. Ger¬ trude, Levin,   financial   secretary;   Mrs.- Rose   Mellman,-  guardian;, Mrs.   Nan , Harris, conductres.s,; Miss Sadie Cohen, - sentinel, '.,,'.
Trustees, Mrs. Viola-Luchs and Mrs. Pearl Siliman. The fdildwing. are the board members: Mrs. Ida- Furnian, Mrs. Yetta ,Wblstein, Mrs. Annette 'Pastor/. Mrs. Rose' Wolman, Miss Minnie Berg¬ man,- Mrs: .Rae .Schlonsky, Mrs. Sarah. Schlonsky, Mrs. Sadie Herzberg,- Mrs. Rose. Wasserstrom, Mrs. Goldie Nach¬ man, Mrs, H, Jacobs, Mrs. Sarah Levy.
Jubilee Heads Laud Efforts of Columbus Jewry
There are so many people who are either directly or indirectly responsible for the success .of United Jubilee that all we can do ,is to take this opportunity to issue a blanket note of appreciation, It might justify.your efforts to know-that you were influential in: (1) Assembling . under one roof the greatest crowd of Jewry Columbus has ever known; (2) Causing the unification of all classes of Jewry fbr a strictly local Jewish cause; (3) That substantial funds were raised for a worthy cause, the" Columbus He¬ brew School; (,4). That youth was given the opportunity to express itself,,,'
Again may we express  to  Columbus Jewry the, Committee's as well as' our own personal  sincere gratitude. ;        \    B, L. MOSER,   ..
**    . General Chairman,
HARRY MAYBRUCK. I . Assistant General Chairman.