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A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE JEWISH HOME
Voluinc XVII—No. 78
COLUMBUS, OHIO, JUNli zR, 1935
Per Year $3.00; Per Copy ioc
Strictly Confidential
TID-BITS FKOM EVERYWHERE
Dt PHDIEAg J. BIBON
Christian-Jewish  Good-Will
Organization   To   Be
Founded in Canada '
Fair IMay
F,iiriicss demands this correction; Wliile tlic Arnold Ucrnstcin Stcamstiip Line is a German shiiipiiij; concern, owned .ind controlled hy Arnold Bernstein, a Jew, the I'alcsline Shipping Company, Ltd., operating the S. S. Tel Aviv, is a 100 per cent Jewish enterprise,..This is final, all other niniurs and gossip to thc contrary notwilhstandilig.. .The S.- S. Td Aviv Kot its ofticial Jewish and Zionist accolade when Mayor Dizengoff of Tel Aviv and Menahem Mcndcl Ussishkin, president oE the Jewish National Fund, booked passage on tlic ship on their w.iy to Europe and the World Zionist Con¬ gress... It is now established that back of all rumors about the Palestine Ship- pinfT Company were sonic rival steam¬ ship lines tliat were already beginning to feel the Jewish competition in the Mediterranean...
Matrimonial  Bliafl
Lazar Lipsky, son of Louis, will enter the .magic matrimonial circle on July 7 . ..Our managing editor, Bernard Postal, is about to celebrate his wooden (filth) wedding anniversary,. .And wc don't know whether there is any connection but wc must reveal the "sad" fact that Meyer Steinglass, managing editor of tho New Palestine, has decided at the last moment not to take the plunge into thc marital waters...Morris Alexander, Jew¬ ish member of the South African parlia¬ ment, has divorced his wife, daughter of the late Professor Solomon Schechter.. Schechtcr's daughter, just like one of her sisters. Amy in this ¦ country, is very friendly towards thc Communist experi¬ ment in Russia and Mr. Alexander never relished this attitude. ..When l^cubun Brainin travelled to South Africa, propagandizing Jewish colonization in the Soviet Union, Mrs. Alexander accom panted him and spoke publicly in favor of it although her hu.sband was head ot the group that fought the Brainin mis¬ sion...Max Reinhardt -has settled his matrimonial troubles by transferring to hia divorced wife, Elsa Hcins, the greater part of the $100,000 he received for mak¬ ing the "Midsummer Night's Dream" film for Warner Bjothcrs...Professor Sigmund Freud has a new American grcat-grandnephew, Thomas Freud Bcr- nays .Wiener, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wiener of Washington..'.The b,iby's father is assistant solicitor of the United States Department of the Inte¬ rior.
This and TJiat
All New York Jewry is doffing its hat to Julius Alexander, the husky Bronx Jew who tore down an anti-Semitic sign hanging in front of a Nazi meeting hall at the risk of his life.. .Few knew, how¬ ever, that Julius' older brother is the head of an advertising agency tjiat repre¬ sents the German steamship companies in thc foreign language press.. .More power to Julius...Meyer W. Wci.sgal flew to Hollywood the other day and on his re¬ turn will make a definite announcement about the so anxiously awaited produc¬ tion of Franz Werfel's "Road of Prom¬ ise"... That was a nice gesture on thc part of Rabbi Barnett Brickner of Cleve¬ land to come to New York to attend the banquet in honor of Louis Lipsky, his leader.. .We hear tbat Secretary of State Hull is rather peeved because President Roosevelt accepted a sheet of the Luxem¬ bourg stamps being sold for the benefit of exiled German intellectuals.. .The Nazi ambassador, Dr. Luther, also considers this gesture on the, part of FDR a direct rebuke to Der Fuehrer's policies...John Hix advises us that Hyman A. Pressman of Baltimore is the youngest politician in America...Over a period of seven years Hyman campaigned for presidential, gu¬ bernatorial and mayoralty candidates be¬ fore he was old enough to vote...And Ripley of "Believe It Or Not" fame tells us tliat Fort Beniiing, Georgia, boasts of a church th,-it holds services for Protes¬ tants, Catholics and Jews... Behind Make-up Hollywood is considering making pic¬ tures with the Group Theatre us an acting unit...The only difficulty is that most of the Group's members have distinctly Semitic profiles whicli do not screen well ...Stella Adler, however, star of the Group Theatre, has only recently changed the shape of her nose through a surgical operation...Which reminds us tliat Fran¬ chot Tone (he's not a Jew) has sent a check of several thousand dollars to the Group Theatre to help them prepare the next season...It may interest you to know tliat Franchot is a multi-millionaire not through his movie earnings but by inlieritance.. .And if you see the naiiu: of June Travis in electric lights as the latest Hollywood star don't forget that she is (Continued on page 4)
Harvard Rebukes Nazis by Giv¬ ing Honorary Deierrccs to- Einstein and Mann
MONTREAL (WNS)—An org.inizcd national inter-religious gnod-will move¬ ment will be founded in Canada for thc first tune as the result of a recent meet¬ ing of Catholic, Protestant and Jcwisli clergymen who suggested the creation of a N.ltionaI Conference of Jews and Christians in Canada, similar to that ex¬ isting in thc United States, for thc pro¬ motion of understanding and closer co¬ operation among all faiths. A provisional committee headed by Dr. Arthur Car¬ lisle, Dean of Montreal, was appointed to pave the way for establishing thc Con¬ ference. Other members of the tempo¬ rary committee are Rev. Dr. F. W. Kerr, Rev. David McLennan, Rev. Dr. Mal¬ colm Campbell, Rev. M. F. McCutchcon, Rabbi Harry Abraraovitz, Rabbi Harry Stern, A. L. Mailman, Rabbi M. Berger. Owen Callary, J. P. Callaghan, Harry McEvoy and J. J.- Bulger. The move¬ ment grew out of a meeting at which the speakers included Father Robert Barry of the Catholic Charities of Boston; Dr. Everett Clinchy, director of thc National Conference of Jews and Christians in the United States; Rabbi Phillip Bernstein of Rochester; Dr. F. W. Kerr of St. Andrew's United Church; Dean Car¬ lisle; Reverend McLennan.; Dr. C. E. Silcox, president of thc Social Service Council of Canada; and Dr. A. Lloyd Smith of the Dominion Douglas Church.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. (WNS)— Harvard University once more demon¬ strated its old-fashioned American liber¬ alism when it struck another blow for academic freedom and tolerance by con¬ ferring honorary degrees upon Prof. Al¬ bert Einstein and Thomas Mann, two of the most celebrated exiles from Nazi Germany. In conferring thc degrees, Dr, James Bryant Conant, president of Har¬ vard University, again stamped himself as one of thc Idding libemls of thc country. It was Dr. Conant who was responsible for thc rejection by Harvard University of a scholarship offered by Dr. Ernst F. S. Ilanf.stacngl, Hitler's per¬ sonal aide and Harvard alumnus.
Social Workers Warn of Assimilation and Urge Wide Je\^ish Cultural Program
Camp Schonthal Opens Sea¬ son with Capacity Attendance
Camp Schonthal at Magnetic Springs, Ohio, opened its girls' season on Sunday, June 23 with a capacity enrollment. Reg¬ istration for hoys and girls havc hccn received from the following cities: Lan¬ caster, ColumbuSj Steubciiviltc, Toronto, Cincinnati, Sidney, Athens, Dayton, Bel¬ laire, New Philadelphia, Fremont, Corn¬ ing, in Ohio; Pittsburgh, Charleroi, Unity, McKcesport, Sharon, Clairton, Homestead, in Pennsylvania; Chester, W. Va., Atlanta, Ga., New Orleans, I^.
The boys* term will open on July 38, closing August 30. Mr. Irving Schiff- man, highly qualified and experienced in buys' activities, has planned a richly di¬ versified program with particular stress on safeguarding health and providing hap¬ piness for every moment of the stay at camp. This extensive program is planned to give eadi child an enjoyable and hcaltliful vacation as well as excellent social, physical and moral training.
Excellent facilities are provided for athletics, swimming, rowing, Jiandicraft, pioneering, scouting and dramatics and qualified counselors have been secured to supervise and instruct thc campers. Spe¬ cial events include stunt nights, athletic contests, hay rides, treasure hunts, inar.Rhmatlow and wiener roasts, council fires, circus, etc.
Delicious meals include kosher meats, fresh vegetables, eggs and fruits. Friday evening services are held each week in¬ cluding the kindling of Sabbath Lights, the singing of Hebrew songs and re¬ sponses and thc dramatization of BiWe stories.
Please call ADams 3329 for further information. The business office is lo¬ cated at 655 East Rich street, Columbus, Ohio. Miss Ann T. Goldberg, Registra¬ tion Clerk, will be glad to send descrip¬ tive folders upon request. RABBI    GUP    AT    ANNUAL
CONVENTION IN CHICAGO
Organize Nation-Wide Move To Deport 6,000,000 Aliens
WASHINGTON, D. C. (WNS)—A new organization to be called "Thc Americans" is being created to promote a nation-wide drive to deport G,000,000 aliciLs as a partial solution for the unem¬ ployment problem, it was announced here by Representative' Martin Dies, Demo¬ crat, of Texas, author of legislation to carry out this anti-alien campaign. Mr. Dies explained that the new organization, which has the support of 165 groups, will be organized in non-sectarian and non¬ partisan state branches. Asserting that more than 7,000,000 of the 16,[>00,000 foreign born in this country are not nat- nralized, Representative Dies said that his bill, which is now pending before the House Immigration Committee, would \vA.t all immigrants without relatives in this country; make mandatory the depor¬ tation of <1,nDO,000 aliens illegally resident here; give 4,000,000 aliens legally resident twelve months to become naturalized or else be deported; bar the employment of all aliens without a Labor Department permit, such permits not,to be issued un¬ less employers could sliow that Ameri¬ can citizens were unavailable for the job; and provide for gradual reunion of fam¬ ilies not likely to become public charges when the economic situation is improved, Mr. Dies claims the support of 150 Con¬ gressmen for his bill.
LAKE PLACID, N. Y. (WNS) — Pointing lo thc experiences of thc Ger¬ man Jcw.s as proof of the falsity of thc theory that cultural assimilation of thc Jews would result in thc elimination of anti-Semitism, the closing session of the annuiil meeting of the National Confer¬ ence of Jewish Social Service approved a survey committee's report recomincud- \n^ thc development and implementing of a well-planned cultural program to sitisfy Jewish needs for Jewish fellow¬ ship, scU-rcspcct, personal integration and religious orientation, Thc survey com¬ mittee's report declared that "not until a social order is established that promises economic security and social justice will it be possible for Jews to develop a com¬ munity program that shall promote i batisfactory Jewish culture which shall not be perverted by assimilationist tend¬ encies nor inhibited ' by morbid intro¬ version." Emphasizing, however, that "we cannot allow functioning of a Jcw- isji community life to be suspended pend¬ ing establishment of a Utopia," the report recoininende<l "communal school .liystcm to initiate the child into thc Jewish com¬ munity instead of a variety pf schools functioning independently  aud  diifering
in aim, method and organization." The report also urged that wealthy Jews should not resort to assimilation as a means of .sclfi.sh personal advancement but should recogni/e their dependence on Jcwisli communities for spiritual support and fellowship, scrap the illusion that tlicy \vill be made to feci at home in gen¬ tile society, and employ all means in their power to help fellow Jews of all classes to overcome those disabilities under which they labor because of their Jewishness.
Harry Glucksman, executive director of thc Jewish Welfare, Board, was elected president   of   the   Conference.    Maurice
'More than 400 Delegates To
Attend Zionist Convention
In  Atlantic  City
Convention to Take Up World Zionist
InE^ucfl    and    lyicasurcH    for
Strengthening Movoment
Jktween four hundred and four hun¬ dred and fifty delegates are expected at the nSth annual convention o£ the Zionist Organization of America which will be held at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in At¬ lantic City, beginning Sunday, June 30 and continuing through July 2.
Thc number of delegates, it is conserva¬ tively estimated, will be at least one hun¬ dred more than attended last year's con-
Taylor of Boston and Samuel C. Kohs i vention. The increased attendance is of New York and Ben Ro.sen of Phila- jmrtly to be accounted for by thc fact that dclphia were named vice presidents. Mi- I the World Zionist Congress will be held chael Freund of New York was chosen i later in the summer, and the Convention
secretary and Joseph Willcn of New York was named treasurer. Members elected to thc executive committee were John Slawson, Harry L. Lurie, Jacob Fisher, Mrs. Anna Kaplan, Marcel Kovarsky and E. J. Londow, all oi New York; Jacob S. Golub of Harrisburg, Pa., Ben M, Selekman of Boston, Jacob Billikopf of Philadelphia, WiUiam Hirsch of Phila¬ delphia and I. M. Rubinow of Cincinnati.
Rabbi Samuel M. Gup of the Bryden Road Temple, left Columbus Monday night to attend the "IGtli Annual Con¬ vention of thc Central Conference of American Rabbis, held in Chicago, be¬ ginning June 35. Tuesday, he met with the Executive Board, of which he is a member. The regular Conference began Wednesday morning.
The first concern of the Conference, as statefl in its program, had to do with a revaluation of Judaism and consider¬ ations of the adjustment of the Jew to the American environment in the h'ght' of the many changes which liave taken place since thc organization of the Con¬ ference 40 years ago,
Sr.  Sisterhood  io Hold  Picnic Sunday at Storage Dam
The Sr. Sisterhood of the E. Broad St. Temple will hold an old-fashioned bas¬ ket picnic at Storage Dam on Sunday (tomorrow). The Sisterhood extends an invitation to the entire community to spend the entire day with them at Storage Dafli. Mrs. Sam Berman is in charge of the picnic arrangements, and prom* ises entertainment for both young and old.
Bring your baskets and come prepared to hav« a good time.
Goering and Streicher Urge Anti-Semitic Violence
BERLIN (WNS)—Open appeals to anti-Semitic violence were made by Gen¬ eral Hermann Wilhelm Goering, Prussian premier, and Julius Streicher, Naziland's high priest of Jew-baiting, in addresses before 200,000 persons at thc summer solstice festival on Hesenberg Mountain near Nuremberg, Goering accused thc Jews of being go-betweens from the re¬ actionaries io the Communists and threat¬ ened to let his Storm Troops loose on the Jews. Streicher urged his audience to replace their religion by anti-Semitism and called on them to dedicate them¬ selves "to hatred of a jieople who goad nations into war to profit by it, to hatred of tho.se who dishonor our women, to hatred of those who torture animals to death."
See Canada Welcoming Jew¬ ish Immigratioii
MONTREAL' (W N S) — Optimism with regard to ttie future of Jewish im¬ migration to Canada was voiced by speak¬ ers at the annual meeting of thc Canadian Jewish Immigration Society. S. W. Jacobs, dean of thc Jewish members of parliament^ told the meeting that the Canadian Government was sympathetic to Jewish immigration and that regardless of which party won in the coming elec¬ tion thc present immigration restrictions would be modified. Mr. Jacobs based this prediction ou thc fact that Canada hns-come to recognize that it cannot de¬ velop economically to its maximum extent unless it increases its population. He also said that the decline in Canadian ex¬ ports made it necessary for the Dominion to find larger domestic markets and one of thc ways of doing this is to increase immigration. J. Paul, executive director of the Society, announced that a number of German Jewish refugees had been ad¬ mitted fluring the past year and that the Society had been instrumental in prevent¬ ing the deportation of many Jews. B. Robinson was reelected president of the Society.
Jew leaves $1,000,000 for Non- suctarian Hospital In Chicago
CHICAGO (WNS)—A bequest of $1,000,000 to found the Jewish Country and Convalescent IJonie as a non-scc- tarian institution was left by the wilt of the late Henry M. Wolf, prominent Chi¬ cago Jewish attorney. Mr. Wolf also. bcqueathe<[ $100,000 each to the Univer¬ sity of Chicago, the Chicago Bar Asso¬ ciation and thc Art Institute of Cliicago and smallen sums to many Jewish chari¬ table institutions.
JEWISH JOURNALISTS WIN ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (WNS>- Two of the ten annual awards for jour¬ nalistic achievement during the year pre¬ sented by Headliners Frolic went to Jew¬ ish newspapermen, Jack Lait, stall mem¬ ber of the International News Service, and Michael A. Aron, staff photographer of tho International News Service. Lait was honored for coverage on the Dillinger case and for flashing news of the des¬ perado's death to New York before it was announced in Chicago. Aron was honored for his photos of the burning steamship Morro Castle.
at Atlantic City will have the opimrtunity of designating thc final list of delegates representing thc General Zionl.sts and in¬ structing them on tlie stand they are to take with respect to the issues to he brought up at the world Congress.
The convention will be opened Sunday niorning by Morri.(| Rothenberg, Presi¬ dent of thc Zionist Organization of Amer¬ ica, who will in his annual message re¬ view the developments of tlie year and , _   -   - J-- r rtL*     ^^^^   recommendations   for  the'further
Jei/nsh infants   Home OI UhlO l strengthening of the movement. It is un¬ derstood that among tlie ncw'matters Mr.
Elects Its Officers at Annual Meeting
At thc annual meeting of thc local board of directors of the Jewish Infants* Home of Ohio, held at thc Home, 571 E, Rich street, thc following officers and di¬ rectors were elected: Mrs.' Max H. Rieser, President; Mrs. I. B. Martlin, 1st Vice President; Mrs. S. M. Levy, 2d Vice President; Mrs. Josei)h Basch, Treasurer; Mrs. E, J. Gordon, Financial Secretary; Miss Clara Goodman, Record¬ ing Secretary; Mrs. Harry Zieger, Cor¬ responding Secretary.
The new directors include: Mrs. Lester Allman,- Mrs. Frank Basch, Mrs. Julius C. Fcibel, Mrs. Frank A. Glick, Mrs. A, Goldberg, Mrs. J. C. Goodman, Mrs. Allen Cundcrshcimer, Mrs. Nathan Hcrskowitz, Mrs, Emil Kohn, Mrs. Edgar B. Isaac, Mrs. Herman Katz, Mrs. Edwin Krauss, Mr.s. Lawrence Loewenstein, Mrs. Sam¬ uel Meisner, Mrs. Robert W. Schiff, Mrs. Samuel Summer, Mra. Isaac Wolf,
The resignation of Mrs. Clara Stiefel was read, and accepted with regret. Mr. Justin L^ Sillman was unanimously elected to serve on the board.
Many matters of great importance were di^issed at this session. 'T Fifteen healthy and liappy children make up the family at the Home, under the supervision of Miss Pearl Miller of Cincinnati.
Visitors are always welcome at the home on Sundays, from 3 to 5.
Important Notice!
On account of the holiday (July 4th), the Chronicle will go to press next week ONE DAY EARLIER. Therefore, all news matter for the forthcoming issue must be in this ofHce not later than Tuesday, July 2nd. All organizations ana indi¬ viduals are asked to cooperate with us by sending in their news early. The Publishers of tho Ohio Jewish Chronicle will highly appreciate it. Phone AD. 2954.
LABOR SCORES 2 TO 1 VICTORY IN U. S. ZIONIST CONGRESS ELECTIONS
NEW YORIC (WNS)—On the basis of nearly complete but as yet unofficial returns from the nation-wide election for delegates to thc 10th World Zionist Con¬ gress ticket number 2, representing the joint slate of the Zionist Organization of America, Hadassah and the Order Suns of Zion. With approximately 60,000 votes cast throughout the country, ticket num¬ ber 2 polled 21,032, ticket number 1 12,871, and ticket number 3, representing Mizrachi, 0,002.
On the strength of these returns the American delegation of 66 to the Zionist Congress will contain 28 Laboritcs, 15 General Zionists and 13 Mizrachists. In New Vork Gty the vote was 4,403 for l..abor, 3,612 for Mizrachi and 2,001 for the General Zionists.  In Chicago Labor
polled 2,700 votes, the General Zionists 2,100 and Mizrachi 1,400. Labor also scored heavily in Philadelphia, polling 1,123 to 097 for the General Zionists and 16 for Mizrachi, The Jeivish State Party, ticket number 4, was running far behind. The most sensational feature of the election was the amazing showing of Miz¬ rachi, which ran ahead of the General Zionists in New York and Philadelphia. Another significant phase of the election was the failure of the General Zionists fo poll their full strength. Ticket number 1 re[>orted 89,000 shekels sold and polled only one-eighth that number of vot^s. Lahtir, which sold 32,000 shekels, polled 70 per cent that number of votes, Miz¬ rachi sold 13,300 shekels and polled 00 per cent that'number of votes.
Ezras Noshim Society to Hold
Annual Picnic Sunday
At Olentangy Park
Tlie Ezras No.shim Society will hold its annual picnic this Sunday at Olen¬ tangy Park. Thc entire connnunity is cordially invited to come out to thc park early, where a very enjoyahle time is assured everyone,
Mrs. S. M. Erlen and J,frs. B. Goldfarb have arranged a very interesting and en¬ tertaining program for both youn^ and old. Many attractive and valuable prizes will also be given away,
Thc only admission to the picnic is ten cents, which is the general admission to the park. Thosewho have not as yet procured tickets for the picnic Sunday, are asked to obtain them from any mem¬ ber of the Society, in order that they may obtain full credit for same.
Pack your baskets and come out to the park early to enjoy the many attractions of the park.
Oscar Brown Leaves City
After six years association witli thc office of Attorney General of the State of Ohio, Oscar Brown is leaving Colum¬ bus July 1st, for Cleveland, Ohio, where he has been appointed special counsel in thc legal department of the Guardian Tnist Co.
Tlie Ohio Jewish Chronicle, on behalf
of   Coluinbus   Jewish  comnmnity,  takes
this opportunity to extend its best wishes
to Mr. Brown in his new undertaking.
Widow of Rothschild Dead
PARIS (WNS)—The house of Roth¬ schild is again in mourning as a result of the death here of the Baroness de Roth¬ schild, widow of the late Baron Edmond de Rothschild, the father of Palestine Jewish colonization, who died last No¬ vember. The Baroness was a first cousin of the. late Edmond and the mother of Maurice and James de Rothschild.
Rothenberg will deal with is a proposal affecting the structure of the Zionist Or¬ ganization of America so as to bring within its scope large sections of Ameri¬ can Jewry, and that hc will also suggest a new form of representation in the Jew¬ ish Agency to the end of making it a more effective instrument. By reason of Mr. Rothenberg's active role in the origi¬ nal formation of the Agency, what he has to say respecting any weaknesses that may have been revealed in the interim of years and recommendations for strengthening these weak links are par¬ ticularly looked forward to with interest. Among other proposals that are ex¬ pected to come forward for discussion is a project for the creation of a National "Economic Board for Palestine, for thc purpose of coordinating and expediting in a more regulated way the present de¬ velopment that is taking place in Pales¬ tine.
Other proposals of interest affecting thc internal structure of the Zionist Or¬ ganization and its general stand with respect to partisan alignment will be taken up for consideration.
A symposium addressed to the ques¬ tion of the future structure of the Zion¬ ist Organization will be participated in by noted Zionists including Elihu D. Stone, Abraham Goldberg, Rabbi Edward L. Israel, Prof. Gustave Klausner, Dr. Alex¬ ander Wolf, Max Shulman, Dr. A. M. Heller, Leo Wolfson, Rabbi A. H. Silver, Ezra Shapiro and Bernard G. -Richards. Unquestionably, great interest will be aroused by the discussion of thc platform of the American delegates to the Lucerne Congress. Thc many questions tliat are to conic up before thc forthcoming World Congress make the stand of the Ameri¬ can delegation of high importance.
The matter of fund raising for Pales¬ tinian purposes, it is expected, will come up for much debate. The point has heen raised that at present several of the funds for Palestinian purposes havc an element in them which api>ear.>^ competitive to the public. In view of thc fact that these Funds are really complementary, serving the varied purposes of the Zionist Or¬ ganization work in Palestine, the ques¬ tion has been raised if some plan cannot he worked out whereby thc objectionable features of competitive campaigns may be deleted.
Preceding the formal gathering of the convention, a meeting of thc National Executive Comniittce will be held Sat¬ urday night, presided over by Ezra Sha¬ piro of Cleveland, cliairman of the Na¬ tional Executive Committee,
The first session of the convention proper will be held Sunday morning, June 30, at 11 o'clock, with greetings from the Governor of New Jersey and other distinguished personalities, includ¬ ing thc heads of affiliated Zionist bodies, Mrs. Ro.se Jacobs, representing Hadassah, and Joseph Kraemcr, representing the Order Sons of Zion.
A Shmarya Levin Memorial session with eulogies on the late Zionist leader by Maurice Samuel, Prof. Louis. Finkel¬ stein and Abraham Goldberg will be held on Sunday evening.
Mfmday morning, July 1 will be de¬ voted to meetings of the Convention Standing Committees.
The fourth session, Monday afternoon
will be devoted to the followitig issues:
World   Zionist   Congress,   Platform  of
Ainerican Delegates to the Congress, In-
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United We Stand—Divided We FaU—WiU Coluinbus Jewry Unite p Raising Its Quota of $2S,000 For the Weary and Hmeless?