Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1936-10-16

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A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE JEWISH HOME
Voliitne XVil—No. 147
COLUMBUS, OHiO,:OCTOBER 16, 1936
Per Year $3.00; Per Copy loc
Strictly Confidential
By PHINEAS J. BIRON   .
.   This and That
Police Chief Yates of Terre Haute, wiio threw Earl Browder, Communist candidate for .President, into jail, got a cable of congratula¬ tions from Hitler...If you were skeptical when wc told you here a couple of weeks ago that William Fox and Warner Brothers were among the owners of the New York Po";! ease your doubts by reading the circula¬ tion and, ownership statement of the Post... When the name Hitler is called in New York's 71st Regiment a Jew¬ ish sergeant answers "Present". ..And he's not joking—it's his real name... Bernard M. Baruch is not seeing his doctor for fun...He's really sick Spectators at Manhattan College (New York) games were worried when thcy heard the crowd sing what sounded like "Deutschland Ueber AlIcs"...But it was not the official Reich anthem... Manhattan, like many other colleges, has taken the tune for its ofRcial song from the music of German drinking songs... NcwB Bits
The American Jewish Congress and the National Council of Jewish Women don't see eye to eye on many issues, hut thcy arc now neighbors in the same building... .And only a stone's throw away is the new national head¬ quarters of Hadassah.. .Did you lose money on Goldman Sachs stock?... Then you'll be interested to know that before you tear off another page from your calendar the name Goldman Sachs will be just a stale vaudeville crack.. .It's being absorbed by an¬ other corporation...The Jewish Daily Forward has organized the Kings Broadcasting Corporation to establish a new full-time station in Brooklyn ... Credit the New York Times with a nice gesture...They assigned Laura Lubin Sacjui, daughter of the late David - Lubin, world-famous agrono¬ mist, to cover the general assembly of the International Agricultural Insti¬ tute in Rome, which her father .founded...The American headquarters of the Society of the Bible in the Hands oE Its Creators is bringing out a new study of the Bible which is said to be based on a secret code discov¬ ered in Jerusalem...Senator Benja¬ min rBcrman of Cincinnati is not the only amateur painter who takes his work seriously. ..Wc discovered that Alfred Streslin, the advertising wizard of New York, Milwaukee and other parts, is assiduously studying the art of painting from none other than the son of Sholem Aleichcm, Norman Itaeben...
¦ Cable IHpartment
The German prince who is engaged to marry Princess Julianaj heiress to the throne of Holland, is a Nazi... The latest cry of European anti- Semites is that France had to wait for Yom Kippur before going off the gohl standard, because that's the only day when the "international Jewish bankers" weren't an the job...Alfred Rosenberg, Hitler's expert on racial purity, had a Jewish great-great- grandmother, a Mongolian as great¬ grandfather, a FjTcnch mother and a Latvian grandfather . . . Now that's what wc call racial puritv...The Nazis are ali burned up because they have discovered tbat their acting consul-general in Barcelona is married to a Jewess...And to make thhigs worse the Consul, a certain Herr Dracgc, actually does business with Jews . . . Isadore W. Schlcsingcr. American-born movie magnate and in¬ dustrialist, was the gentleman who put up the J50,000 prize for the I-on- don to Johannesburg air race...Euro^ pean Christians who want to, avoid Jews while traveling use German boats exclusively... Ittamar Rqmm, 16-year-o.ld son of Rabbi Romm of Bloonifontein, South Africa, ctainis to be the world's youngest rabbi... ¦He was ordained by ten rabbis in Pal¬ estine...
Political Field
The eightieth birthday of Justice Brandeis will be the occasion of a big celebration in November . . . His nephew, Lewis Brandeis Wehle, a New York attorney, ia named for him ...Veshiva College has finally made the grade...Abraham S. Guterman, of Seranton, Pa., a Yeshiya College . graduate, has been named secretary to Judge William Kephart of the Penn¬ sylvania Supreme Court...And while we're at it we might introduce you to Samuel Brodsky of Tulsa, Okla., who is Judge MackV new secretary.,,Po¬ litical comebacks are not very fre- (Cotttittued on page 2)
Jewish Agency Reports
Spending $275;000 on
Emergency Needs
JERUSALEM (WNS—Palcor Ageiicy)~The Jewish Agency for Palestine has already laid out, in ex¬ cess bf its normal budget adopted last September,' the sum of ^275,000 for special emcrgCHcy needs arisitig out of the disturbances, it was reported by the tfcasurcr of the Jewish Agency,
In a detailed list of these extraor¬ dinary burdens on the funds of the Jewitih Agency, the major items in¬ clude $'10,(100 for watching and de¬ fense; ^11,000 toward the erection of defense buildings, several in the ncv; Sharon settlements; ."^ISiSOO toward the building of defense roads between the settlements in Emck Jezrccl, Emek Hefcr and the Sharon; $12,.'i00 toward the Tel Aviv jetty; $!}r),000 for T>oliti- cal and information activity; fn;},7r>0 as a security fund for extending cred¬ its to industrialists and merchants who have been hit hy the disturbances; -1;2l),000 for the absorption of a thou¬ sand new Jewish workers in agricul¬ ture, marine and government activi¬ ties; $40,000 to erect housing for Jew¬ ish workers in the villages and on railway and marine enterprises.
It was pointed out in the report that these amounts were laid out as ad¬ vances hy Jewish Agency on account of the Mifal Bitzaron (Security and Defense Fund) campaign which ,is now being conducted in the Diaspora. "Thegc expenditures, which remove funds from the normal, budgeted pro¬ gram of the Jewish Agency, represent merely a fraction of the security and defcube program which has been de¬ termined upon by the Jewish Agency," the report emphasized.
HADASSAH ANNOUNCES 52,000 MEMBERSHIP
NEW YORFC (WNS)—A mem¬ bership increase of 6,G00 during the past year, the,largest increase in the history of the organization, is reported by Hada;ssah, w^omen's Zionist group, which now numbers 52,000 members
Mrs. Aaron Danziger^ President of tho local Iladaaeah chapter, and Mrs. W. A. Hcrsch, Vice-Prcs.. will be tho delegates representing ColumbuSf and Mrs. Roy Stone will be alternate.
in its senior and junior divisions. Mrs. Alexander Lamport of Mt. Ver¬ non, national mcmber.ship chairman, explains the large increase by the ihnulation of Zionist interest due to the present emphasis on the need of establishing a secure haven for Jews in Palestine.
Plans for the 22nd annual conven¬ tion of Hadassah, to be held at Phil¬ adelphia from October 18th to 2l5t, include the discussion of an exten¬ sive program of Jewish adult educa¬ tion in the United States. 2,000 dele¬ gates and visitors from 45 states are exjiected to attend the gathering.
JEW   CERTIFIES   ANTI-
SEMITIC CANDIDATES
IN WASHINGTON
OLYMPIA, WASH. (WNS)—To Jess N. Rosenberg, State supervisor of elections, fell the task of accepting the slate of candidate.-} for the State election filed by the Christian Party, the militant anti-Semitic organization headed by William Dudley PcHey, its nominee for President. The Chris¬ tian Party has nominated candidates for Congress, governor, lieutenant- governor. State secretary. State treas¬ urer. State auditor, land commissioner, insurance commissioner and superin¬ tendent of public instruction. The vote polled by these anti-Semitic candidates is expected to reveal the real strength nf anti-Semitism in the State.
Temple   Brotherhood   Will
Hold First Big Meeting
Tuesday, Oct. 27
Under the leadership of Sig. L, Weisskerz, the Brotherhood of Temple Israel will hold its first meeting of the season in the form of a smoker on Tuesday evening, October 27, at 8 o'clock. Among the three outstand¬ ing features of the evening's program will be an address by Dr. Max Bauer, former Mayor of Altoona, Germany, a skit, "The Jewish March of Time", by the members of the Brotherhood and an inspiring program of Syna¬ gogue music by the East Broad St. Temple' choir and Cantor Eugene Gottcsman,
From present indications the enroll meut of the Temple Brotherhood is rapidly taking form with an unusual large number of membership tickets already subscribed for. Every indi¬ cation points to one of the most suc¬ cessful seasons in Temple Brother hood history. Complete details of the October 27th meeting will be an-^ nouticed in next week's issi^e of the Chronicle.
Rabbi Zelizer To Review
Famous Picture Over
The Air Sunday
7,750 Cermari Jews Helped
To Emigrate In First 6
.Months of 1936
NEW YORK.(WNS)^A report of the Joint Distribution Committee shows that of thei7,750 jews helped to emigrate from <jermany during the first six months, of 19,^(1 by agencies subvcntioncd by the JDC, 2,017 were repatriated to their'nativc land,-!, 3,M0 emigrated to overseas countries and ¦UJl emigrated tOj European lands. Seven hundred of the reiiatriatcs went to Poland. The overseas emigrants went to the following comitrics: 1,287 to Palestine; Offl 'to Brazil"; 220 to Argentina; 303 to,'Chile, Paraguay, Colombia and Venezuela; and 33G to South Africa. Eiiropcm emigrants were divided by cojintrics as follows: 7fi to Italy, -10 to Holland, -'14 to Den¬ mark, 33 to England. During the same period HICEM helped 343 Ger¬ man Jewish refugees to go to South America, 170 of whpm went to Argen¬ tina and 109 to Paraguay. South Africa admitted 80 reftigccs.
New Book  on  Columbus Says Jews Financed Dis¬ covery of America
NEW YORK (WNS)—That the "New World was discovered by an expedition totally financed by Jewish money; fhc Spanish colonization and early exploitation of the neiv 'Land to the West' was very largely financed from the same source; the money for the first expedition (by Columbus) was provided voluntarily and because enlightened Jews believed in the en¬ terprise; and the money for subse¬ quent exploitation was stolen from Jewish sources" are the assertions made by Charles Duff in "The Truth About Columbus and the Discovery of America", a newly published book. Mr. Duff also declares tliat "in view of these facts, it might seem reason¬ able that the Jews, that is to say, a large population of rich, intelligent and peaceful citizens, with a marvel¬ ous equipment physical and intellectual for colonizing and indeed a great heritage of experience in this sense, should have been allowed to go to that vast brave new world. But it was not so. Neither Moslems nor Jews nor even Marranos were permit¬ ted to settle there."
Junior Hadassah To Hear
News Commentator At
Sunday Meeting
The Columbus Chapter of Junior Hadassah will present as their guest speaker, at the October meeting, Jim Cooper, news commentator over sta¬ tion WBNS. Mr. Cooper will an¬ nounce his own topic when he ad dresses the group on Sunday, October 18, at 2:30 p. m. at the Neil House. In addition to Mr. Cooper, Miss Katherine Melluuin, program chair¬ man, has arranged for a musical pro¬ gram to be rendered by Miss Ruth Thall.
Mr. Cooper has proven his merits as a speaker in his daily broadcasts. Because the afternoon promises .to be entertaining as well as interesting. Junior Hadassah would like to have all their members attend and bring their friends.
Young  Israel To  Sponsor
Dance -^Benefit Cols*
Hebrew School
Once again the Broad St, Temple is sponsoring a Jewish Hour Sunday (tomorrow) from 2 to 3:30 p. in. over radio station WHKC (640 kc.) when Rabbi Nathan Zelizer will re¬ view the picture "Land of Promise" which is coming to the Broad St. Temple auditorium Sunday, October 25.
Allan Tarshish will be in charge of the program. Cantor Eugene Gottes¬ man will sing a medley of Palestinian Folk Songs and "Dos Yiddishe Lied" by Sholom Secunda. The Cantor will be accompanied by Miss Mardelle Thawl and Miss Evelyn Levin, at vio¬ lin and piano, respectively.
The Young Israel organization will sponsor a charity dance for the bene fit of the Columbus Hebrew School to be given Saturday, Nov! 14. at the DesWer-Wallick Hotel Hall of Mir rors. Bobby Price and his Harlem Rhythm Masters and all-colored floor show will furnish the delightful music and entertainment for the evening. Tickets are now available from any member for $1.00 per couple.
Martin Schecter has been appointed diairman of the dance, and working iu cooperation with him are the fol¬ lowing committees: Publicity^ Fannie' Levy, Alex Stregevsky; Orchestra, Sylvia Grinker, Irving Nusbaumj Ar¬ rangements, Oscar £izman and Wil liam Mendel.
The officers and board members of the Columbus Hebrew School _ have pledged their w^ole-hearted support for this affair.
PHILADELfShIA   BANS NAZI PARADE
PHILADELPHIA (WNS)—Act¬ ing on widespread protests, Mayor S. Davis Wilson revoked a permit granted by one of his subordinates to the German-American Volkshund, a Nazi organization, for a military pa¬ rade. Although the protests were based on the organization's Nazi character, Mayor Wilsort said the per¬ mit was cancelled "not because of any charges about Nazism, but because it is the policy of my administration to refuse i>arade permits to any fac¬ tional groups interested in controver¬ sies in other parts of the world." A m^ meeting of the Volksbund in a local hall went off as scheduled.
Military Restrictions in Pal¬ estine Lifted
Religion Plays Small Part In Election, Survey Shows
NEW YORK (WNS)—The re¬ ligion professed by voters plays prac¬ tically no. part-i|s|»'their, political af¬ filiations in the present national cam¬ paign, a survey conducted by the American Institute of Public Opinion shows, George Gallup, director of the Institute, declare^; in a report on a nation-wide poll, conducted by the In¬ stitute, in which the straw-voters were asked to specify their religious faith. The poll showed that while a major¬ ity of Baptists, Roman Catholics and Jews favored the reelection of Presi' dent Roosevelt the members of his own church, the Episcopalian, tend to favor the election of Governor Lan¬ don.
T. L Jr. Sisterhood To Hold Sports Dance Sunday Eve.
Miss Dorothy Rapenport, 838 Sey¬ mour Ave., is chairman of the Tif¬ ereth Israel Junior sisterhood's foot¬ ball sports dance which will be held at the Broad St. Temple, Sunday (to¬ morrow), Oct. 18th, starting 8:30 p. m, Ned Hyatt's orchestra, which is well known in Columbus circles, will play for this affair.
Chairmen and committees are as fol- low.s: Miss Lillian Cohen, check room chairman, will be assisted by Miss Adeline Thall, Mi»s Elizabeth Rapen¬ port, Miss Lidia Gruber, Miss Evelyn Knight, Miss Lillian Hillelson, Miss Yetta Feldman, Miss Sarah Luper, Miss Roxy Pier, Miss Cecela Reich.
Miss Sylvia Paul, refreshment chairman, and assisted by Miss Mary Schneider, Miss Sophia Scbolsky, Miss Janet Wcisberg, Miss Sally Cohen, Miss ' Marion Soumsky, Miss Helen Swartz, Miss LtlU^n Kaiserman, Miss Bertha Schilf, Miss Madalen Gruber, Miss Lillian Goldberg, Miss Clara Finkle, Miss Goldie Kosner,
Miss. Helen Berline, decoration chairman. a:nd assisted by Miss Esther Winter, Miss ¦ Marion Young, Miss Mary Fish, Miss Lena Fish, Miss Ger¬ trude Ef raim.
The eqtire Jewish community is in¬ vited to enjoy this temple dance Sun¬ day evening.
INTERNATIONAL A. Z. A, DAY TO BE OBSBRiVED
OMAHA. NEBR. (WNS)—The observance of Interiiational A. Z. A- Day on October I8th is to be featured by addresses by Outstanding rabbis and lay leaders in 2(H> ' communities throughout the United States and Canada, The day marks the rededtca- tion of members of Aleph Zadik Aleph, junior B'nai B'rith group, to their program of religious aiid social service and cultural, social and athletic activities.
J E R U S A L E M (WNS-Palcor Agency)—A substantial reduction in the stringent military measures that were recently introduced to curb the disorders in Palestine was announced by the British military general staff to coincide with the termination of the six-month old Arab general strike. An officer of the general staff in stat¬ ing tliat the strong guard put on the Holy I-ind, would be lifted, said that the military had decided to adopt a defensive policy in the situation and "to rest>ond only to unprovoked ag¬ gression. Besides removing the con¬ voy escorts which used to accompany busses in transit from city to city, the troops will also decrease the num¬ ber of patrols designed to stamp out intimidation and sabotage."
A<; part of the new military iKiliey, lafge cross-country pickets 'will also be eliminated, and there will be no more searching of villages for arm. Road and railway patrols which pro¬ tected rolling stock against the sniper and the saboteur will .ilso be reduced. In saying that these precautionary measures were being lifted as ,a re¬ sult of the end of the general strike, the general staff pointed out, hbwevcr, that these new arrangements will con¬ tinue until October I6th, when the sit¬ uation will be reviewed. It was fur¬ ther emphasized by tbe military au¬ thorities that the lessening of the pre¬ cautions did not mean that they would be less alert to emergency situations. If necessary, it was asserted, the for¬ mer stringent measures will be im¬ posed immediately.
Unless the Arab Higher Commit¬ tee provides them with adequate com¬ pensation, the Arab bands that have been terrorizing the country for the past six months will continue their marauding activities, even though the Arab general strike was terminated today, the Arab Higher Committee is reported to have been warned by the chiefs of the Guerrilla gangs. Thcir financial position suddenly made pre¬ carious by the termination of the Arab strilcie, ~ the.' roving "hinds" are ' abk- ing large sums with which to com¬ pensate individual members, reports indicate. Negotiations 011 the ulti¬ matum are now proceeding between the band leaders and the Arab.Hijgher Committee,
The end of the Arab general strike does not mean that the struggle of the Jewish population in Palestine are over, warns David ben Gurion, Chair¬ man of the Jewish Agency Executive, in a statement to the Palcor Agency. In commenting upon the official end of the strike and the accompanying campaign of terror, the Jewish leader pointed out: "Our claims upon the mandatory government did not begin with the strike and do not end with its downfall. Struggles .still await us. "We were not confounded by the proclamation of the strike and 'are not jubilant now at its end," he said. "The strike has been terminated in complete failure, and has not attained a single one of its avowed objects On the contrary, it has demonstrated to the whole world, if further evi¬ dence were required, that already to¬ day Palestine is not wholly Arab. The strike did not succeed in para¬ lyzing the country's life, and did not even embrace all the Arab villages, The workers in Haifa and its port, and the' Arab postal and railway v-'orkcrs did not go on strike.
"Even those striking were forced to quit work by increasing intimidation and terrorism. The strike' did not hit the Yishub, but on the contrary re¬ vealed that the economy pf the Jews is not dependent upon the Arabs. Moreover, it indirectly consolidated the Jewish economy, as for example in the ease of the construction of the Tel Aviv port and the entrenchment of Jewish labor in agriculture, mari¬ time 'occupations ¦ and government works. The strike did not frighten the Jews, who inaintained uninter¬ ruptedly their work, traffic and immi¬ gration. The Arab leaders who are responsible for the strike and ter¬ ror must now prove that they are able not. only to rduse but to end that terror. The call of the kings was requested by. the Arab leaders to save their faces."
HE WILL BE HONORED
AT BROAD ST. TEMPLE
MONDAY EVENING
Dr. Vt, W. Abramson
A grand reception will be tendered the beloved civic and communal worker. Dr. B. W. Abramson, by the Tifereth ^^llslracl Congregation at the Broad St. Temple on Monday, Octo¬ ber 10, at 8 p. m., and the entire Jew¬ ish community is cordially invited to come and pay tribute to the honored guest who will report on the World Jewish Congress which convened last .August in Geneva and which Dr. .Abramson attended as a delegate of U. S. Jewry. Refreshments will be served by the Sisterhood.
Dr. B. W. Abramson, ex-vice presi¬ dent of the Temple and one of the most active members in practically every important Jewish organization of Columbus, has won the respect of all those who know his tireless effort aud his loyal zeal for the perpetua¬ tion of Jewish community life and for the dissemination of Jewish knowl¬ edge. In addition to his versatile edu¬ cational background. Dr. Abramson is a keen observer of contemporary events. The guest speaker,visited number of Jewish communities Europe and has. a vital message to give to Columbus'Jewry. His report of what is' going on in Jewish life abroad should prove of deep and in¬ tense interest to Jews who are at all concerned with the problem of our brethren living around the volcanoes of modern hatred.
A special invitation is extended to the Zionist Organization, the Hadas¬ sah, the Mizrachi and to all those who desire to join in this grand reception to a man whom the Columbus Com¬ munity is proud to have in its midst. The program will begin promptly at 8 p. m.
Emigration of Jews
kOVNO (WNS)—Taking a cue from Poland, wliich is moving heaven and earth to find a place where its Jewish population can emigrate en masse, the Lithuanian press has raised the cry that Lithuania too has too many Jews and must get rid of them.
London   Jews   Assaulted By Fascist Blackshirts
MANY INJURED AND HEAVY PROPERTY' DAMAGE
Jew.s Seek Enrollment in Special Police Battalion
Hadassah   Annual   Donor
Dinner To Be Held
December 6th
Plans for the Eighth Annual Donor Dinner already going forward under the capable chairmanship of Mrs. B. W. Abramson, indicate that this will be the largest and finest Donor Din¬ ner that the Columbus Chapter of Hadassah has ever held. Mrs. Abram¬ son is being assisted by the following committee: Mrs. Sig. Ornstcin, Treasurer, Mrs. M. N. Siegel, Chair¬ man of the Advertising Committee, and the Mesdamcs Morris Goldberg, A. Danziger, Roy Stone, Wm. A, Ilersch, Sig. Weissker?, J. Krakowitz, Julc Mark, B. G. Yalman, M, A. Kra¬ koff, B. F. Levinson, H. L. Mellman. Allan Tarshish, Robt. Mellman, Al¬ bert Schiff, Wm. Schiff, and Samuel Goldman.
Date for the Donor Dinner has been set for Sundiay, Dec, (Ith. Those de¬ sirous of spending an enjoyable eve¬ ning and aiding worthwhile charity, may give their pledges to any oi the above committee.     , '
Beth Jacob Sisterhood Meet¬ ing Sunday Evening
The Beth Jacob Sisterhood will meet tomorrow evening (iSunday) October 18, at 7:30 o'clock, in the social; hill of the Beth Jacob Syna¬ gogue, Mrs, A. Romanhof, president of the sisterhood, urges all members to be present as the election of new oflfiicers will be held at this meeting. Mrs. Dave Roth will have charge of the refreshments,
Ivreeyoh Society Card Party And Bake Sale
The Ivreeyoh Society will hold its annual card party and bake sale Tuesday afternoon, October 27, at the Neil Hous6. Tickets may be obtained from the chairman of the organiza¬ tion, Mrs. Simon Handler, or from any member of the organization.
LONJ:)ON (WNS)—London got itt, first t.i-stp of anti-Semitic violence a scale commensurate with that hi Poland and Roumania when u gang of Fascist b]acksliirt.s swooped down on the Jewish quarter in the East End and ran riot while alt available police uerc protecting a parade of 5,000 anti- r'ascibts in another section of the city. Armed with razors, sticks and stones, the blackshirts smashed plate glass windows, stashed pedestrians, over¬ turned displays of merchandise and threw one Jewish merchant, Sam Jalin, through the window of a tailor shop, Tlicy set fire to two automo¬ biles and destroyed thousands of dol¬ lars worth of other property. The Mile End Road area was thrown .into uproar as the Fascists raced through the neighborhood shouting "down with tbe Jews! Hail Mosley." At least a dozen Jews suffered in¬ juries that required hospital treatment while others were treated on the spot. While this riot was in progress an¬ other mob of Fascists sought to break up the anti-Fascist parade which wound its way from Tower Hill to Victoria Park. When the blackshirts sought to grab some of the anti-Fas¬ cist banners, a free-for-all broke out in which two policemen and scores of civilians were injured.
A similar outbreak occurred in Liv¬ erpool when Sir Oswald Mosley, Fas¬ cist leader, had a narrow escape from the hands of a mob of 15,000 which threatened to lynch him.
Reports are current here that Mos¬ ley is preparing to abandon the familiar black shirt uniform of his followers and replace it by a more military-looking outfit. The Sunday Referee declares that many -wealthy Englishmen who have been cbntrih- uting large sums to Mosley have withdrawn .their support as the result of the recent violence precipitated by the Fascists. Mosley himself has is¬ sued a denial that his movement is financed by Hitler, asserting that he spends $350,000 a year, all of which is contributed by his members in dues. It is known, however, that he only raises $50,000 annually in membership dues.
Emboldened by the assertion of Home Minister Sir John Simon that the government is legally powerless to check Fascist agitation. Mosley's blackshirts have so intensified their activities in the heavily-populated Jew¬ ish sections of London's East End that the Jews of that area have ap¬ pealed to the police to enroll a special Jewish battalion to protect the Jews. At the same time the East End is or¬ ganizing a non-sectarian citizens com¬ mittee of borough officials, members of Parliament, clergymen, professional men and business men to help maintain order.
These two moves are regarded as necessary in view of the daring of the blackshirts. The police records in the East End show that Jews there are afraid to appear in the streets after dark. Blackshirts armed with iron bars and sticks weighted down with lead lie in wait for unwary Jews at every dark corner. Jewish pedes¬ trians are being attacked almost nightly. An aged chazan was seriously injured by a gang of bl.ickshirt hood¬ lums. Lighted firecrackers are being tossed into Jewish shops and every available wall is being plastered with signs urging a boycott of the Jews. The Fascists are also distributing leaf¬ lets in the vicinity of schools protest¬ ing against Jews being allowed to at¬ tend.
Tlie increasing bravado of Mosley's followers was evidenced by the in¬ sistence of a blackshirt oh taking an oath in court by giving the Fascist salute. A judge in another courfc re¬ fused to hold a Jew for disturbing the peace when the accused testified he could Xioi endure the insults hurled at his race by speakers at a Fascist meeting. Jewish leaders expect an even more violent outburst of anti- Semitism by Mosley who has just re¬ turned from a flying visit to Berlin.
Gets Canadian Radio Post
MONTREAL (WNS)—Prime Minister McKenzie King has ap¬ pointed N. L. Nathanson, formerly of Minneapolis, and now engaged in'the motion picture business In <^nada, as a governor of the recently formed Canadian Radio iBoard.