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Volume XVll—No. in
COLUMBUS, OHIO, KJiliRUAKY 14, 1936
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TID-BITS FROM EVERYWHERE
Hr rUlNlCAB J. DLOOItf
Politically Speaking
The anti^ Roosevelt  Democrats  in  the South arc doing, tlicir best to revive the
,Ku Klux Klan spirit. ..Almost all of the speakers at the Macon meeting of anti- New Dealers hammered away at the idea that, "Southern  Christians"  must  battle
¦the Ituosuvelt administration.. .The irony
'of this is that the same¦ crowd, tliat'.s now using a religious argumciit against FDR employed the same weapon .against Al Smith in 1028, and now Al is tied up
/with, that bunch...Albert Ottnigcr, cx- attOrncy general of' New" York, may make a political comeback if Alf Landon wins the Republican presidential nomina¬ tion. .".Ottinger is heading the Landon campaign, in   New  York...Appointment
, of .Mrs. Huey Loiig to fill, out her late husband's unexpired term in thc Senate reminded . Washington that. Congress- woman Florence Kahn, wlio ¦ succeeded her. husband, ts the only widow who made, a go of it in politics,.. Bpii Voyage When the delegation of British Jews arrived lierc last month thc party' con¬ sisted g£ four...When they, left, it con¬ sisted of three. ...Simbni Marks, thc de¬ partment store magnate, extended his stay ill order .to'take a rest in Florida ...But don't.try to look him , ijp there because- he's-  registered   under .another
'name. ..Sir Herbert Sarnuel made cbri- sidcrable political progress while in this country...On his last visit to the United States he was received by the President of the United States, in his offic&...Thi: time he. cdnferred with .FDR in the lat ter's private chambers... Jhe real story back of Marks' attack On .the executive of .the Jewish Agency at the Palestine conference, is. as follows; ..Some smart-
E« J. Schanfarber Is Named
Among the Officers of the
United Palestine Appeal
Fiind Raising Effort for $3,500,000 to Aid Settlement in Palestine of Jews ¦ of Germany and Other Lands
WASHINGTON, D. C—The Jewish community of Columbus wiir bc repre¬ sented by. E. J. Schanfarber.on thc Na¬ tional Administration of the United Palestine Appeal, central fund-raising in- strutnent of American Jewry for thc set-, tlcnieiit in Palestine of a maximum num¬ ber of. the. Jews of Germany and other lands, as a result of elections held at the NationalCoiifcrciice for Palestine, which has just concluded its,annual session here, .; Undertaking to raise ifM.noO.OpO' for the purpose, of aiding Jews in Germany, Poland and elsewhere', to find new homes in Palestine, the Uriited Palestine Appeal will bc headed by Dr. St^hen S. Wise ^s National Chairman. The honorary chairmen of the 13,500,000 campaign arc: Dr. .Cyrus Adler of Philadelphia, Alfred M. Gohen of Cincinnati, President'of B'nai B'rith,. Governor Herbert H. Leh¬ man ,0f New .York, Judge Julian W Mack of New York and Miss Henrietta Szold, who is now in Jerusalem directing thc Youth Department of the Central Bureau fqr. the Settlement ,of German Jews in Palestine. The co-chairmen of the national drive are: Dr. Israel-Gold- stein, Maurice Leviii, Louis Lipsky, Morris Rothenberg, all ofNew York Judge \yilliam M. Lewis of Phlladelphiii aiid Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver of Cleve¬ land. Nathan Straus of New" York is National. ;Treasurcr. Elihii ,D. Stone of Boston is .chairman of.the National Council.
the !ii3,50.0,00O that, is aimed at by the United Palestine Appeal will .be used, for
liarvaird  UniVi   Again  Refuses Hanfstaengl Gift, Now $10,000
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. (WNS)—An offer, of a gift of $10,000 to, Harvard University from Ernst (Putzi) Hanf- .stacngl, Nazi press chief and close friend nf Hitler, has been refused by tht! .Uni¬ versity, it is announced here. The grounds for the refusal .are the same iis when Harvard rejected a HanfstaengI gift of $1,000 inlOIM, when', Dr. Janics B. Conant, President oE the University, declared that no .gift could be accdpted from one closely allied with a govern¬ ment tliat interferes with educational freedom. Hanfstaengl's new offer came as a result of a form letter requesting support of Harvard's. SOOth anniversary fund, which had heen i;ent to 05,000 Harvard alumni.
SIMON LAZARUS TO HEAD LOCAL   JDC'S   CAMPAIGN
^Simon  Lazarus
the purchase of land in . Palestine, for nleck declared that. Marks was only, ^j^jonization purposes in. urban and rural Weizmann's^fair-haired boy, thus giving areas, for the development of agriculture
the impressibti that Marks had no mind
: 'of his .own. ..To prove that he. had fie
.  jumped  ori  the  executive.,. .We  under-
. stand that the anonymous non-Jew men-^
,    tioucd by Sir Herbert Samuel'a& having
.   .donated, a sizable donation to the Ger-
,.man Jewish  relief  fund  is  prominently
identified., with the RockefeHer interests.
¦¦'¦i-;.'.^".'".':' Hitlenana--'¦'-:--;:^;'v ,'If  a'certain   New.  York  department . stor^ wants to know why business is.bad in its  millinery department; they might \ ask one. of .the sales .girls,.. "This young lady is telling .customers that a military . stylechapeaux is called the Nazi hat... If you have read Dr. S.. Parkes Cadman's reiply to Nazi minister. Prick's analysis of the Jewish stiatus in Germany we re- - mind you .that, we predictwl Frick would be answered through the same medium .   that, published  his   article,   the   North American   , Newspaper ¦   Alliance... The ¦ '  State. Department now has a comprehen¬ sive first hand picture of Jewish condi- . tions in Germany...The stiidy was made ,    by   Under-Secretary   of   State   Phillips, who just  returned  from  a  flying  visit to the Third Reich.., Don't be surprised ¦if that much publicized report of Maxim Litvinoff's allegedly unfriendiy criticism of King Edward yill turns out to he -a sly  piece of Nazi  propaganda...Thc , German embassy in  London is moving heaven and earth to win England over ...H. V.  Kaltenborn,  radio commenta- ¦ tor and lecturer/thinks that Goebbels is the world's most dahgerous man, ..We -    caH't  help   wondering  how   Sir  Alfred Beit,   South   Africa's   Jewish   diamond .    king, enjoyed the Miami house party 3t which he Shared the guest-of-honor posi¬ tion with Prince and Princess von His- marck,   Naziland's   good-will   ambassa- ,dors   to   America's   four-hundred...Be- ; lieye it or not, Helene Mayer, the Jewish .fencing star, stayed at the hbmeof Eriisf . Schniitz, Nazi Olympic representative in this country,. before sailing for Germany to join the German Olympic team... Backstage ¦
Sylvia  Sidney's movie bosses have a queer sense of humor.. .Her next picture,
areas, tor the development of agriculture and for the settlement of German Jews.
Mizrachi Conventioii Will Open \;Feb. 16 iat Washington
WASHINGTON, D. C. (WNS)-^ Delegates from over one hundred American cominuhitics -will attend the silver jubilee convention of the Mizrachi Organization of Ainerica which will convene here on Sunday, Febriiary 16, for three, days at the Jewish Community Center. The an¬ nual meeting- of the religious wing of the World.Zionist Organization virill hear an array of speakers headed by Harold L Ickes)' United States Secretary of, the Interioi"; Rabbi Meyer Berlin, honorary president of the World Mizrachi; CharleS E. Russell, noted liberal and chairman of the: Pro-Palestine Federation of Non- Jews; Morris Rothenberg, president-of the Zionist Organization of America; Loiiis Lipsky, American, member of the Zionist World Executive and Leon Gell¬ man, acting president of the American Mizrachi:
LeadinfT Business Men to Speak , at Brotherhood Meeting:
Fed. of Temple Sisterhoods
to Inaugurate Series of
Religious Broadcasts ;
' For the .first time in its history, the National Federation of Temple , Sisterr hoods,'will sponsor- on the air, a quartet hour of Jewish .music and prayer. Bt^- ginning February 15, this broadcast will be.given each Saturday morning at Oi-iS E. S. T., over station WL^y, .Cincinnati, the 500,000 watt transmitter' of the Cros¬ ley Radio Corporation.
The service, will include the singing iif; responses by a highly, trained ; choir .0* mixed voices under the direction of Mifes Leah Fred. .On February 15, Rabbi George Zepin, Secretary of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, wii read the prayers;
The National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods is the largest Jewish women's religious organization in the world. It comprises:, 355 Sisterhoods throiighoul both large and 'small communities, in the United States, Canada,.Panama, England and South Africa, with a total individual menibership of 55,t)00 women. The activi¬ ties of the NatibnaL Federation bring tci- gether its' worldyWide membership, in a program of religious education. ' The Federation maintains the ,'Dormitory building, ati Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, and .grants Scholarships .to students in attendance there. The Fede*-- attim is also rdeeply interested m' ^?nc Je^^ish blind, and, for their benefit, tran¬ scribes books of: Jewish content into Braille ;and assists in underwriting, thb monthly magazine, the ' "Jewish Braille Review;" . This magazine is distributed free of charge to the English-speaking; ¦Braille-reading Jewish blind of the .world. In, addition, local units are given direc¬ tion and assistance through study ina-. terials on both religious and secular problems of the day.
This'Saturday morning broadcast will be for the. benefit of shut-ins and for those members of the; orgatiization and their families living in isolated cities vvhere , there are no synagogues. From time to time, brief comments will be made regarding dther the music used or. the traditional background of the prayers.'-
Outstanding men in the business life of .our city will discuss business and its tircnds at the next meeting of the Broth¬ erhood of Temple Israel next Tuesday at 8 p. m. The meeting, is open to.the entire male membership of. the Temple. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. . .
Woman's Music Club Concert at Schonthal Center Feb. 19
The Woman's Music Club of Coltim¬ bus wiil present a concert at the Schon¬ thal .Center auditorium Wednesday eve¬ ning, Feb. 10, at 8 o'clock, to which the public is cordially invited.
,Mrs. .Clara B. Strickler ia in charge ot the program during which the following artists will perform: Mrs. Mary B. Cole,
"Mob  Rule,"  gives  her  the  role  of   al^*'^''^"**^   *^'^^   Ramona   Berlew,   con-
happy bride, although she's just an- nouticed that she will divorce her hus¬ band, publisher Bennett Cerf..^Holly¬ wood rumor says that Sylvia is about to riiake up with  B.  P. Schulberg...,
, When menjbers of Rabbi Moses J. Abeles* Birooklyn congregation learned that the
• Rabbi's daughter, .Marcella, was playing in Morris Gest's opus, ^Lady Precious Stream," against her father's wishes, the congregation  bought  put a .whole  pcr-
, formance...C^eorge Burns and his daflfy sppusBi Gracie Allen, achieved the near¬ est thing to a command performance when they were invited by President and Mrs. Roosevelt to- furnish the entertain¬ ment at the White House dinner to Vice-
' President   Carrier... Minsky's   burlesque is.knocking 'etn dead in Miami. Mr. Cohen Changes His Name
- New Yorkers were startled the other day to see before the Astor Theatre a ¦      ¦       (Contintted on page %)     ', -
tralto; Miss Nellis Jane, Edwards, piau' ist; arid Mrs. EJaine Hoffhines, violinist. Admission is free.
The chairmanship ¦ii the l*i:ilj cum- paijp'n of thc Joint Distribnticm toin- inittce'.s drive for !^:{,50O,OOO , for over¬ seas relief has beeil accepted by t'clix M. Warburg of !Ncw York City. Mr. Warbiirg lias named a CDinniittec of 1(1 loaders in allparts of tlie country tu guide, and sUi)crvise .the conduct of the. cilnipaign.'
Ill thc list of those who Iiave accepted the apiiointmcnt is Simon Lazarus of Cohimbus, a veteran, of early J. D, C. campaigns.
Campaign officers find local quotas will be decided upon at a nieeting of this comniittee, known as the National Com¬ mittee on Plan and' Scope of the Joint, Distribution Committee . Campaign. for WM'i, to bc convened shortly.
,This Committee, which' will .be trcinely iinpprt'ant in fonriulating the campaign for overseas rehabilitation and aid, faces a situation unparalleled in the modern .world. .
It must set U() an orgariization-to sus¬ tain -150,000 Jews.thfeateiicd with de¬ struction in Germany; for three million Jews starving or. on the verge of starva¬ tion , in. Poland; , for refugees in many lands, and for large masses of tlie Jewish population in extreme want in Latvia, Lithuania. Bessarabia, Sub-Carpatliia and other parts :of Eastern Europe.'
The- Ohio , Jewish.Chronicle congratu¬ lates Mr. Lazarus upoh his acceptance of Jewish leadership in this,section of.Ohio. It pledges: to him its wholehearted co¬ operation in bringing about a most, sue cessf ul campaign for 1936.-'        *
Permanent Contribution to Upbuilding
of Palestine Decided at Annual B'nai
B'rith Executive Committee Meeting
Ahavas Sholom Sisterhood Meet¬ ing Monday Evening
All members are urged to attend the Ahavas Sholom Sisterhood important business meeting Monday at eight o'clock at the Synagogue. ,
Wednesday, March 4-at eight o'clock is the time when the Sisterhood will en¬ tertain with a bridge, party at Bund's Bakery, tickets for which may be pur-f chased through Mrs. M. Gurevitz, 835 S. Ohio" Ave.
General Meeting of Zionists Thursday Evening at Center
' A meeting of the COlumbus , Zionist District will . be. held -Thursday , at, 8 o'clock in the Schonthal Center. Dr. 'B. W.. Abramson, whtj iijst.,r.eturned:from Washington, D. C. as ai delegate to the Palestine Conference, will report on the proceedings and consequences pf .that gathering of outstanding Zionist and non-Zionist leaders. Since matters of, grave, impor.tarice were discussed and dcr cided upon at the Conference, the nieet¬ ing should receive the interest of eyery JeWish man or.woman concerned about thc'plight of Israel in the wOrld today. In.addition to the report- and discus¬ sion on the Palestine' Conference, those attending will alscenjoy communal,sing¬ ing of Palestinian songs led by Mmes. jjoe Schwartz and Robert Mellman,
As the Chronicle, goes- to press it is reported that ¦ Rabbi Sariiiiel Wohl of •¦ Cincinnati, O., is to be on the evening's I program and will give, a talk on Pales- ; tine, illustrated with the most. recent movies of the Hbiyland. .The meeting, is open to the' public and friends of the organization are lirged, to attend. ,
CINCINNATI—"A dennite and per¬ manent contribution" to the upbuilding of Palestine will bc made liy B'liai B'rith, it was dccittcd at the annual meeting of the Order's Executive Committee in Cin¬ cinnati, Feb. 2 and' 3.   .
In his, report,. President Alfred, M.. Cohen declared that the ."upbuilding and increased absorptive capacity*' of Pales¬ tine "must be regarded as thc sacred duty of every Jctv ajid of every Jewish orgp.ni- zatioii. I ain sure that the vast majority of our,membership are in favor of B-nai B'rith hiakiiig a definite and permanent contribution in that direcfibn,, A number of suggestions along this line have come to mt and thcy will he presented at this meeting."
In a message to the National Confer^ ence for Palestine, which met in Wash¬ ington, D.C. at'the same time,, Pi-e^ident Cohen's announcemerit that such projects 'were being considered by the Order cre¬ ated a wave of cBithusiasm. ;
Dr. I. M. ¦-Rubinow, Secretary of tiie Order, presented a" number of Palestine "projects to the Executive, Committee for consideration, and one of. them was chosen : for further cohsideratipii . lyith the. object of sponsorship iri the near future. , .
The German refugee situation was dis¬ cussed at length by the Executive Com¬ mittee. .
: ''No matter how carefully the problem is, studied," President Cohen declared in his report, "the answer points more and more,-to ;Palestiue as. the world stands at present."
He said that this problem "will .require the united effort of all organizations and individuals aware of and alert tb the present Jewish peril" and that "the salva¬ tion of ¦ German Jewry is primarily, if not altogether, the task of world Jewry.". Discussing the Samuel-Bearsted-Marks proposal to take 100,000 Jews from Ger¬ many, .he said: \.
"Ji -vvill require an'immense amount of money to take them, away arid establish them elsewhere. Perhaps that'is the least of many; perp|extti(*Sr. foremo-st of. vvhich is finding countries Willing to re-^ ceive them, for it is well known thai-thc gates of practically every country are closed to the admission' of immigrants, and there, seenis to. be a total Jack of readiness to relax present stringent im¬ migration regulations. Only, one country in theworld is>n e:!cception to this rule, and that,is Palestirie,\which in 1953 re-- ceived more German Jews than all other countries combined.   It behooves, the Jew,
Rabbi   Greenwald   to   Install '  Haehnosis Orchim Officers
Rabhi Leopold Greenwald willofficiate at the annual installation of officers of, the Haehnosis Orchim Shelter Home to be held at the, Beth Jacob Synagogue Monday evening at 7:30. Refreshments will be served and a most enjoyable eve¬ ning is promised.
Diamond   Earrings   Will   Be
RafHed by Ezras Noshim
Wednesday Evening
The (niblic is invited to attend the Ezras Noshim tea next Wednesday eve¬ ning at 7 o'clock in the Agudath Achim Social Hall, at which time the earrings will be raffled, tickets for which may be purchased from members or at the door for 15 cents each or two for 25 cents. Mrs. Phillip Berman, 701 Kossuth street, and Mrs, M. Schechter, 707 Kossuth street, are in charge of arrangements.
The society will hold a regular busi¬ ness meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Synagogue, All members are urged to attend.
Bad Weather Delays Local In¬ fant Welfare Collection
Because of, unfavorable weather con¬ ditions, collections of Milk Fund Bags were not begun last week as had been originally planned by Mrs., Albert Schiff and Mrs, William ,Schiff co-chairmen of the Infant Welfare Committee of Co¬ lumbus Chapter, of Hadassah. If the weather ix.'rmits they will be'made dur¬ ing the coming week. Donors are asi<ed to have their bags ready.  ¦¦
Rabbi Zelizer's Sermon
Rabbi Nathan Zelizer will spealt ai the East Broad St. Temple Friday at 8' o'clock on the theme'"Consideration for Others". Cantor Grodner will of¬ ficiate.   The public is iiivited.
Diversified Program Planned
For Hadassah Linen Shower
Tuesday at Temple
Mrs. Louis Nachman, chairman, and Mr. J. K. Bornstein, co-chairman, ; nounce that-Mrs. Harry Kaplan will give the prayer at the annual Hadassah Linen Shower at Bryden Road Temple next Tuesday at 2 o'clock...
A musical program is to be preserited by a trio cpmposed of Mrs. Edward E. Smith, pianist, Miss -Mabel Martin, cel¬ list, and Mrs. Marianne Bayes Bard, vio¬ linist. Mrs. Newman Roseberry will sing several, mimbers.--
Rabbi Samuel Wohl of' Cincinnati will speak on Palestine and illustrate his ad¬ dress with films taken during his travels there.
Gifts of money, sheets^ tavwels, or other linens are usually presented at the,Linen Shower. These are sent to Paiestine to be distributed among hospitals there.
Mmes. Harry Freidenberg, M. Krakoff, Milton Goodman, Harry L. Mellman, Sam Rosenthal, and Abe Wolnian are on the committee for the affair. Following the meeting tea will be served .by the hospitality committee.
Reserve Saturday, March 7
Alumni of Ohio State University and their friends are asked to reserve Sat¬ urday evening, March 7th, for thc Annual Hillel Alunini Dinner. Dr. A L, Sachar,- National Director df the Hillel Foundations, .is to be the princi¬ pal speaker. Tlte place of the dinner wiir be announced in the next issue* of the Chroriicle.
JEWISH WAR VETERANS ON NATL, CBS HOOKUP FEB. 22
The Jewish War Veterans of the United States will conduct its annual Washing'tPn Birthday patriotic program over the Columbia Broadcasting System, national hookup, on February 22nd, from 1:00 to 1:30 p. ni., E. S. T. ' , Mr. Albert W. Jacobson, Commander of the Washington, D. C. Post ,No. 58 win present the National Commander, Mr.. Abraham Kraditor,' who will pre¬ side, and will in turn/intrbduce the'guest speaker Justice Ferdmand Pecorii.' The, latter will speak from New York City. The Army Band of Washington will' render appropriate selections.
Klein to Address Agiudath Achim Open Forum Feb. 21
Joseph Klein wilL address the Agudath .^cbiin Open Forumi on Friday evening, February 31, at 8:30 o'clock on asub-- ject pi great interest to the Jewish Youth. .
Mr. Klein is a graduate of the Ohio State University, and. at present is a student at the Hebrew Union College of Cincinnati. As "a student, of the Ohio State University, Mr. Klein was very active at the Hillel Foundation and was in charge of the Zionist activities of the Avukah.
The public is cordially invited.
therefore, who has a care for the woe of his fcllbw-Jcw in Germany or elsewhere. to uphold the hands of those who Seek the upbuilding of Palestine/'
Hillel Foundations     , The   Executive ¦ Cummittec  authorized the opening of an- eleventh  B'nai  B'rith Hillel   Foundation at the University of North Carolina at'Chapel Hill this'Sep¬ tember.    A cordial letter of welcoine'to the campus  from the   President of the    . Umversity was read.   Dr. A. L. Sachar, Director of the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foun- . diitions,   reported  that  all  ten  of  these institutions arc making progress as social, educational. ..nnd    religions   centers.' for    . Jewish university students.    The young¬ est Foundation, at Pcnn State, has insti- ,. tuted, courses, this semester, on Jc\yish subjects   which   receive   full   university , credit.    Such courses are now being bfr fered; in three of the tcn^Hilld Founda- tiPns..  Since thi.s year is the thirteenth since the establishment of the first .Hillel Foundation, a nationwide "Bar Mitzvah" celebration is, being planned; according to , pr.  Sachan
Anti-Defamation League A. warning against the idea that the crisis in American anti-Semitism is oyer, was issued by Sigmurid Livingston arid Richard E. Gutstadt, Cliairman and Di-    , rector, respectively,' of the B'nai B.'rith Anti-Defamation League.  . As a niatter of fact,  they   said. in  effect,  organized anti-Semitism  in  this   country   is   more povvcrful  today than  ever before—^it  is less blatant than it was a year or two. ago, but more subtle, more expensively issued, and much more effective! . Their offices in Chicago, they said, are continu¬ ally flooded with evidence of this mount¬ ing   wave   of   ariti-Sicmitic   propaganda),  " much of it directly imported from' Ger-^ many.     They ^reported  on, mdny, cases . handled by the  League.   '_.'.']
Dr.  , Rubinow's   report   showed   th^t'- eleven. new B"nai B'rith lodges, had been ; established during' tht past year. Ln the United States.,  .. ;,
Sam. Beber, of Omaha, .President of the Suj>reme Advisory-Council p£^ A., B'nai B'rith's junior Order for boys between 15 and 21, reported that many: thousands of Jewish youths and their parents participated in. Jewish programs during the last.tvvelve months.under the auspices of A., Z. A.,.which now; has approximately 200 chapters throughout the Uriited States and Canada..
Sidney G. Kusworm,-Treasurer of the' Order and head of '^its Americanizattort department, reported, that yhis Bureau fosters many classes ;for,the America'niza-,. tion of. immigran,ts, and issues material of an educational nature along that line- The Executive Comriiittee endorsed the Kerr Inimigration Bill; now pending in Congress and which provides, against separation of families of aliens of the non-criminal class, and legalizes the resi¬ dence .in this country of a certain number of aliens already here.
A letter from Sir Herbert Samuel.'^ Viscount Bearsted ^nd Simon Marks was read,, in which the three British Jewish leaders expressed deep regret. at their inability to.attend the meeting! because: . of their imminent departure fdr hbme. .For the first time in many years, every niember, of the .Committee was present, indicating a new peak in the Order's con¬ cern ' over the niany large. problems in Jewish life. In addition tp the President and Secretary of the Order, there were present the two.members from each of the seven American B'nai B'rith Dis¬ tricts, and the heads of the.BTnai B'rith Ant I ^Defamation League, the B*nai B'rith Hiilel Foundations, A. Z. A., and. the' Order's Washington' (D.C): Bureau. They represented the entire American arid Canadian membership, arid came from points as widely separated as New ¦York and California, -Wisconsin and Geprgia, Texas and the state of Wash¬ ington. .
Ladies' Zion Lodge Auxiliary Continues Membership Drive
Ladies' Zion Lodge Auxiliary, which was organized to aid the B'nai B'rith in its care of the sick, its fostering of orphans, its education of Jfe^^sh yoitth, its protection of Jewish interests at home ^nd abroad, arid the maintenance of its Hiilel Foundations, urge Columbus Jew¬ iah Women to join its ranks now.
The membership drive is in full swing, and the $2.00 membership fee will help in the realization of its aims and pur¬ poses. Applications can be made by phoning Mrs. John Kat,z, MA. 2770, or Mr-s, Jack Wolstein at GA. 3850.
Vote ^^Yes" Next Tuesday!
Do yon want the city of Co¬ lumbua to continue furnishing you with adequate police pro¬ tection. Ore protection,, garbage and rubbish disposal, medical care for the indigent, play¬ ground supervision in the Bum¬ mer for the children, street cleaninjg, etc?
Do you want to make it pos¬ sible for the city to keep from taking money which belongs to the schools, thereby enaUing them to give a normal year of school to the 45,000 Cojuml^as girls and boys?
IF YOU DO, THEN VOTE "YB8" ON THE THREE-MILL LEVY, NEXT TUESDAY.
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Don't Fail to Read This Week's Startling Article— The Error of German Jewry* as Seen by a Non-Jew -^- Page Two