Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1937-05-07

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A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE JEWISH HOME
Volume XVII~No. 176
COLUMBUS, OHIO. MAY 7, 1937
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Strictly Confidential
By PHINEAS J. BIRON
Social and Religious Work
Needed Ainong Jewish
College Students
Whisper It Low
There's a tiiovemcnt mitlcr way lo revolutionize the B'nai li'ntli.. .Dis¬ trict grand lodge presidents have re¬ ceived circulars propobiiig a plan to deprive tlte international president ot the right to appoint the executive .sec¬ retary.. .Under the new .setup thc secretary would he an elective officer responsible only to the board oC di' rectors...It is also proposed to iiml<e ' all elective officers hold office for one year instead of for three as at pres¬ ent .,. This would mean holding con¬ ventions annually instead o£ tricn- iiially, with interim rule by a new executive board .,. Maurice Bit-gycr, new executive secretary, who is a pcrbonal appointpeof President Cohen, will not take over his duties for sonic time yet...Recently, one of the best , known national Jewish organizations engaged m defending Jewish rights abroad—it was *not the Jewish Con¬ gress—had a ineeting with rcpn.- sentatives of the Polish government in this country.,,Thc latter insisted on addressing thc Jewish spokesmen as Jcw!,,,,Whereui>on thc spokesman for thc Jewish organization .indig¬ nantly rcparteed—"Wc arc not Jews. Please understand that we are Ameri¬ cans with Jewish sympathies". ..That rumor about a new scheme for co¬ ordinating thc 6ght against Nazisin and anti-Semitism in thi^ country will not down...'Tis said that leaders oi four national Jewish groups arc to meet unoBicially to lay thc ground¬ work ... We are reliably informed that the winner of thc Jewish Publi¬ cation Society's contest for the best American Jewish novel will be a woman...She may be the wife of a mid-West rabbi...The United Jewish Fund campaign of Pittsburgh has in¬ formed its prospective givers that no publicity will "be sought in the daily press...
The Anti-Nazi Front Contributors to thc  University  in 'Exile,   which  was   created  to  placri emigre scholars  who lost their jobs in   Germany   for   racial   or  political reasons,  will  be interested to know that  Dr.  Carl  Brandt, professor of agronomics at the U. I. E,, is coii- ' tributing to Nazi papers in Germany .,.When reproached  about this,  he said hc  refused  to discuss his  edi¬ torial attitude...Prof. Leo Frobenius, who  is  here   from   Gerniany on  an alleged lecture tour, is a secret Na7t agent and propagandist...Officers ot the R. O. T. C. at City College and New York University have been in¬ vited   to  join   the   Rev.   Gerald   K, Smith's Fascist "Committee for One Million"...If you want to learn how to be a dictator go to Colgate Uni¬ versity, where Dr. Rodney L. Mott, director of the university's school of social sciences, is  offering 3 coursi- on dictators and dictatorships... Many German   seamen   arriving   in   New York  on  Nazi  vessels  are  militant anti-Nazis.. .There's  an  organization called Supporters of Anti-Nazi Sea men which provides them with litera¬ ture  for distribution in  Germany.., MUQUE is the name of a new anti- Jewish and anti-Catholic outiit doing business in Florida,.,John McLaglen, brother of screen actor Victor Mc^ Laglen,  is one of the leading 3,n\i Semitic porpagandisth in Los Angeles. The Non-Aryan Angle There'll  be  plenty  of  non-Aryans among   the   royalty   attending   King George  VI's coronation...Tlje King himself is said to be the great-great- grandson of a Jew because his great- great-grandfather,   Prince   Albert, Queen Victoria's consort, Is supposed to have been of partly Jewish ances¬ try .., Any   relatives   of   ex-Kaiser Wilhehn at the coronation will also be   non-Aryans,   for   Wilhelm   was Victoria's grandson..,And the same goes  for former Queen Eugenic of Spain, a granddaughter of Victoria.., One of  the six  blue-blooded  train- bearers of Queen Elizabeth will be 17- year-old    Lady    Irish    Mountbatten, whose father, Lord Louis Mountbat- . ten,    great-grandson    of     Victoria, married    Edwina    Cynthia    Ashley, granddaughter of. Sir Ernest Gassel, famous  Jewish  banker,,.Somewhere among the coronation guests will be the  children  of  Hannah  Rothschild, who married Henry Fitzroy, a direct descendant of  King Charles II,  and the   descendants   of   Maria   Norsa, daughter  of   a  London  Jewish  inn¬ keeper,  whose daughter married the Duke of Gloucester, brother of King George III.. .And under the corona- (Contintied on page 3)
Jewish college undergraduates in America arc in urgent need of social and religious organization because thc 5!H chapters of local and national social and professional Jewish fra¬ ternities in 155 colleges serve approxi¬ mately 18,000 of the 10.1,000 Jewish college students while the 113 reli- ligioub, cultural, student congregation and student club groups arc locatca in only 05 colleges out of thc 2ii'J which have Q'> Jewish students or more, it is declared by Dr. Lee J. Lcvingcr, director of the B'nai B'rith Hillcl Foundation Research Bureau, in an article in thc May| issue of thc B'nai B'rith Magazine. Reporting that 0-1,000 of the 105,000 Jewish stu¬ dents arc concentrated in 113 schools, each of which lias 100 or more, while the remaining 11,000 are spread tlirough 720 colleges, Dr. Levinger's survey reveals that of these 11,000, 7,.'i00 attend 149 institutions, in groups of 25 to 100 in each, while thc other 3,500 are in 580 schools in groups of less than 25 each.
Existing Jewish cultural, social and religious student groups are concen¬ trated in the large universities located in typical small college towns, while colleges, in thc metropolitan centers,^ despite their large Jewish populations, are often withotit sufficient social" or¬ ganizations for Jews, he said. Citing the "particular lack of religious ana cultural Jewish organizations in schools which have from 25 to 500 Jewish students," Dr. Levinger said 'altogether, fully 10,000 Jewish stu¬ dents in such schools have no Jewish opportunities while pursuing theii education away fropi home. Twenty- seven colleges reported definitely that they ha\e no Jewish organization of any kiiid, cither religious, cultural or social. From 20 to 25 percent of all the colleges which have 2a Jewish students or more do not have Jewisii service of any kind, religious or social."
DECLINE OF JEWISH
DOCTORS CONTINUES
UNCHECKED
BERLIN (WNS) — 'The \irtual (iisappcaraiice of all Jewish physicians in the rural areas and sinall towns 01 Germany and a decline of more than oij% m all Jewish physicians practic¬ ing in Gcrinaijy as. reported by the Central Vcreiii Zeitung. The paper reveals that tlicrc arc now 3,000 Jew¬ ibh doctors as compared with 7,000 in 1033. In Berlin 23% or 1,471 of the practicing doctors are Jews as com¬ pared with 52.2/0 or 3,423 in 10.13. Only 830 Jewish physicians in Berlin are still permitted to treat i)atient5 carrying state health insurance, which is obligatory for all workers. Further btatibtics about Jewish doctors af" given hy the Berlin Fhjsiciaiis Maga¬ zine of thc Chamber of Doctors, in Silesia 12.8% of doctors arc Jews; in Hamburg 11.8%; Hcsscn-Nassau 10%; Baden 5.i7o; East Prussia 4.9%; Khineland 4%; Pomerania 3.4%; Brandenburg 3.0%; I.x)wer Saxony 1.9%. By race 1,017 or 26.1% of married doctors were Jews married to Jewesses; 276 or 7.1% of Jewish phy¬ sicians arc niarried to wives of Ger¬ man blood; 1,084 or 18.8% of unmar¬ ried physicians are Jews; 45.5% of thc divorced doctors are Jews; 33.0% of the widowed doctors are Jews. Of physicians permitted to treat state in¬ surance patients, 20.5% are Jews by race or related to Jews. Jn Silesia 13.3% of such doctors are Jews; 10,7% in Hessen-Nassau: f).^% in Hamburg; 7% in T3aden; 4.5% in Ba¬ varia ; Lower Saxony and Westphalia, 2%; and 3.0% in the Rhlneland.
Confirmation Services to
Be Held at Schonthal
Center^ Sunday
Annual Luncheon Meeting
Of Temple Sisterhood to
Be Held Tuesday
Anti-Defamation  League Opens Eastern Branch ^
NEW YORK (WNS)—Establi.sh- nient of an Eastern branch of the B'nai B'rith's Anti-Defamation League in New York City was announced here >y Rabbi William F. Rosenblum in tjchalf of a committee of Eastern B'nai B'rith leaders. The new branch will be in charge of Leonard V. Finder, former assistant director in charge of student activities at the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation at the University of Illinois.
The annual closing luncheon meet¬ ing of the Rose E. Lazarus Sister¬ hood, whiqh will take place Tuesday, May 11, at 12;30 o'clock at thc Bry¬ den Road Temple, reports of the year's work of the various commit¬ tees will hc presented and the newly ejected board members installed.
The reports will be embodied in an original musical s!j:it arranged by the siaterhood president, Mrs. Allan Gun¬ dersheimer, it\ which Mrs. Robert Levy and Mrs. Herbprt Wise will ap pear with the entire sisterhood board.
Mrs, Marcus Burnstine will install the newly elected directors and Mrs. Jack Meyer will be in charge of the luncheon. Reservations at 50 cents per plate will be accepted at the Temple office until Sunday noon.
The Schonthal | Center Sunday School will hold (ts confirmation ex¬ ercises tomorrow (iSiinday) May 0, at 0:30 A. M. Rabhi Hnrry Kaplan, Director of the B'nai B'rith Hillel l-oundatioii, will officiate. Dr. E. J. Gordon, President of the Schonthal Center Board, will present the Bibles itiul certificates. Fifteen students have uimplctcd the prj-scrihed curriculum in Jewish history, ceremonies, and cur¬ rent events.
The Confirniatipn program is as follows; j
Processional, CcAiiirmands; Opcmng Prayer, Zelda Bernice Kerstein; Serv- ite P. 173-178, Rhbhi and Congrcga- tifin; Floral OfFcl'ing, Carolyn Ruth Cohen; The Torah from Ark~Lecho Adonoy, Gilbert Marvin Zrscnuine; Reading from Torah in Hebrew, Pro¬ logue to the Ten Commandments, Isa¬ dore Berliner; First Cpmmaudnlent, Martin .Sowalsky; Second Command¬ ment, Morris Schlansky; Fifth Com- iiiandmciit, Sam Komcssar; Eighth Commandment, Ncal Callif; Return (if the Torah—"Etz Chayim," Adonoy, Adonoy,
Vocal Solo~"Tllc Lord Is my Shep¬ herd," Reva Zuravsky Lipson, Ac¬ companist, Harry M. Rosen; Jewish Personalitics—Woinen in Israel, Goldie Center; Theodore Herzl, Norman Edward Green; Louis D. Brandeis, Rernard Martin Stregevsky; Chaim Wcizmaii, Robert Dietch; Hymn— "Father, See Thy Suppliant Children," Sunday School; Valedictorian Ad¬ dresses, Sarah Reva Komcssar and Dora Esther Rosenfeld; Vocal Solo— "V'ulay," Reva Zuravsky Lipson; Closing Prayer, flarvey Paul Roland; Presentation of Bibles and Certificates, Dr. E. J. Gordon ;i Words of Consecra¬ tion and Blessing, Adoration and Kaddish P. 196'- 200, Benediction, Rabbi Harry Kaplan; "En Kelohenu," Congregation; Recessional, Confirm¬ ands. f-
Tlie followinte are to lie coiifirriicd * Iviidore Itcrlincr, <M^ £. Mouitd St.;- Nual C-ilHf (vihiy liotiorn), RoJ E. LivinRbtoii Ave.; fJoldie Center, 527 E rulton St.; C,.ro[yii Htilh Cohen, 1330 W. Broad St.; Kobert Dietch (ProRres') Prize), 720 S 17th St.; Norina,!! Edward Oreen. 367 S. 17th .St ; Zelda Ucniicu Kerstein (wttli, honors), <i>7 Oakwood Ave., Sam Komeiisar, 522 13. Fulton St.; Sarah Ite\.i Komessar (with honors), 322 17 Fulton St.; Harvey Paul Roland, 7SJ S. 18th St.; Bora Esther Uoseii- Md (with honors), 600 E, Rich St.; Morns Schlannky, G60 E. Fulton St,; Martin Sowalsky, 662 E. FuUoti St j Bernard Mnr- tin  StrcKevaky, 281^4  E, LivinKnton Ave.,
I Oilbert Marvin Zisenwine; 609 S. 22iul St.
I A reception in honor of the Con¬ firmands, parents, friends and teachers will be held at the Center from 3 to P. M. Sunday.
B'nai B'rith Organizations
Will Honor Mothers
Monday Eve*
The B'nai B'rith Au\niary, ttiHtthcr with Zion Lodge No 02, will honor tile niolhcrg of tliis land with appro¬ priate ceremonies at a "Mothers' Day Meeting", to be held next Monday e\cmiig, May lOth, in the Social Hall ut' the Broad St. Temple, at 8 o'clock. Dr. Donald H. Tippett, of'the Bexley AL E. Church, has aceepted thc invi tation tu deliver thc prhicipal address for this occasion. lie will speak on "Mothers and Ideals." Dr, Tippett is one of thc most able and respected members of thc ColumlAis clergy. As a personality in a cbss by himself, Dr. Tippett is bouiijHo set a new high mark in the cabl/cr of speakers who have addressey the B'nai -B'rith in tlie past. /
Another featui'c of the evening's program will be a inenibership clas' known as thc "Mothers' Day liiitJatioii Class", which will be inducted into Zion Lodge on tliat night. Brother Ed Schlczinger, chairman, rciwrtb that the members of his degree team have now reached their best form of the year and expects them to i endcr an inspiring exemplification of the ritual¬ istic work oir thc order. Brother Aaron M. Neustadt will officiate as president of the degree tea^m, which also consists oi thc following; Broth¬ ers E^ Schlczinger, Dr. Sam, Swerd¬ low, Dr; Everett Blasberg, Edwanl Goodman ani Ben Ncustadt.
The nieeting Monday evening is open to the public. A special invita¬ tion for this event is being extended to all B'nai B'rith members, their wives and friends,     '
51 Jewish Newspapers
Establish Press Assn.
What is no doubt a forwaul step in thc right direction, is thc announce¬ ment this week that 51 Jcwi-^h News¬ papers ha\c established the American Jewish Presb Association with Joseph Brainin,'actinR head, and headquarters ill New Vork City. Thc Ohio Jew¬ ish Chronicle is an A, J, P. A. mem¬ ber.        '
Mr, Brainin is editor of the Seven Arts Feature Syndicate, which serves 16 papers hi the United States, four In Canada and one in South Africa. All newspapers served hy Seven Arts arc A. J. P. A, members.
A. J. P. A. aims arc to broaden news-service, to stimulate commer¬ cial activities of cliartcr mcnibers, and to hold annual English-Jewish Press Week.
A. J. P. A. is to be controlled di¬ rectly hy its member-publications, it is announced. ^
Abramson Perfects Medical Transmission Via Blood
WASHINGTON, D. C, fWNS)- Elcctrical transmission of medicine in¬ to a patient's body by way of the skin is expected to become practical as the restilt of a n^w system of ionizing medicine developed by Dr. Harold A. Abramson of the hospital laboratories of Mount Sinai Hospital an New York. Reporting on his system to the American Physical Society, Dr. Abramson explained that this method would be valuable to medical science in cases where patients are unable to receive medication by mouth or injec¬ tion into the blood.
Cent. Conference of Amer.
Rabbis to Convene Here
May 25-30
The Bryden Rd. Tt-mple \iill on May 25 through May 30 be host to the members of the Central Confer¬ ence of American Rabbis Jn their I8th Annual Convention for the first time in the history of the local comnnmity. The presence of this outstanding body of religious leaders should reflect great honbr and pride not only on the Temple, but Columbus Jewry as well. During its sessions this city will be "the center of national and international attention in the Jewish and non-Jewi.sh world. What will be reported by the committees and discussed on thp floor will be carried over the wires every¬ where.
All the sessions of thc Conference will be open to the public. More particulars regarding this important conference will appear hi the forth¬ coming issues of the Chronicle.
Jr. and Sr. A. A. Sisterhoods
Mother-Daughter Dinner
Tuesday Evening
LaGuajrdia Gets Medal
NEW YORK (WNS)-Affirniing his previous remarks about Nazism and Fascism, Mayor Fiorello H. La- Guardia said that "if I had deliberated I probably would not have said some of the things that I have said and do say and will continue to say, but what I have said I stand by," as he ac¬ cepted the 1936 American Hebrew medal for the promotion of under¬ standing between Christian and Jew. Expressing the hope that the time would come when medals would not have to be given for "doing something which is unnecessary," he pledged himself to continue the fight against bigotry and intolerance. Citing New York City as an example of a city whqre all races and creeds live to¬ gether in harmony, the Mayor de¬ clared that' the experience of New York is "proof that it is possible any¬ where." Asserting that "there is- no e.rsatz for justice," he said "persecu¬ tion of minorities anywhere in the world today is unnecessary," Other speakers included Henry Morgcnthau, Sr., who presided; Charies H, Tuttle, who m'ade the presentation; Samuel Unterniyer; Homer Rodehaver, evan¬ gelist; Mrs, Sidney A. Borg; Father Joseph N. Moody of Cathedral Col¬ lege ; and Louis Rittenberg and Joseph H. Biben, editor and publisher, respec¬ tively, of the American Hebrew.
A Mother-Daughter Dinner will be given by the Senior and Junior Sister¬ hoods of the Agmdath Achim Cong, on Tuesday evening. May 11, at six o'clock in the social hall of the syna-* gogue. An elaborate program has been arranged by Miss Adeline Thall and Miss Jeanette Weisberg,^ co-chafrmen of the program, Mrs. S. Goldman, X>resident of the senior sisterhood will be toastmistress.
The opening prayer will be given by Miss Adeline Thall. Mrs. M. Stetlc- man will render several vocal selec¬ tions. A Pantomime, coached by MisS Helen Gruber, will he presented. Meni'- bers ojE the cast include Misses Bessie Beckman, Eleanore Gordon, Elizabeth Rapenport, Norma Beckman, Rose Shenk, Esther Rosen and Dorothy Rapenport.
An address will be given .by Allan Tarshish. Acqordion selections will be rendered by Master Stanley May¬ brook.
The committee on the arrangements for the dinner includes the following: Mesdames E, M. Gordon, S. M, Erien, O. Berman, J. Modes, R. Wol¬ man, S. Ruben and S. Goldman. Res¬ ervations may bemade by calling Mrs. 1. Nutis. FA. 8887. or Miss Florence Erlen, FA. 7379.
Weisskerz Re-elected Head Of Temple Brotherhood
6,000 Jews Ask King George. For Palestine Vi^s
WARSAW (WNS)—Six thousand Polish Jews have signed a petition ad¬ dressed tp King George VI of Eng¬ land in which he is asked to celebrate his coronation by providing them with immigratioii visas to Palestine. The Polish War Veterans* branch in Soss- nowitz has excluded Jews from mem¬ bership.
United Jubilee Producti6h Sunday
Sr. Hadassati Board Meeting
The Columbus Chapter of Senior Hadassah will hold its final board meeting of the season at the Schonthal Center on next Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at which time the program and arrangements for the last regidar meeting will be discussed. Members of the board are urged to attend.
J. D. C. Spent $3*000,000 on German Jews Since 1933
Over 150 members of the Bryden Rd. Temple Brotherhood attended the stag dinner party last Tuesday night at the Fort Hayes Hotel. It was a grand climax to the most successful season in the organization's history and resulted in thc re-election uf Sig L. Weisskerz, 800 Vernon Rd., president fpr a third term. Under Sig's'* leadership the officers and board members predict a membership of over 250 by the end of the year, Re-elected also were Max Herzberg, treasurer, Irwin Wolf, secretary, and Robert Schiff, Ben Newstadt and Robert Weiler, vice presidents. Two additional vice presidents, Lou Rosen¬ thal and I. W. Garek, also were elected.
Members of the board of trustees are: Morris Cohen, Abe Dworsky, Dr, S. D, Edelman, Dr. Morris Goldberg, Leon J. Goodman, Dr, E. J. Gordon, Rabbi Samuel M, Gup, Al Harris, Dr. Lewis Harris, Sol Morton Isaac, Sid¬ ney Katz, Leonard Kohn, Sanford Lakin, Simon Lazarus, Robert Levy, Herman Licverman, M. M, Martlin, Lou Madison, Jack Myers, LeRoy Morris, L. S. Oppenheimer, Dr, Louis L. Praver, Dr. S, Rosenfeld, Milton Staub, Julius Steinhauser, Sam Shin¬ bach, E. J. Schanfarber, Abe Shu¬ stick, Dr. S. Swerdlow, Lester Thai; Herbert Wise, Marcus Wolf, Ken¬ neth Wasserman, Ahe Weinfeld, and Leo Yassenoff.
PARIS <WNS)~The sum of $3,- 033,000 has been spent by the Joint Distribution Committee to i^id Jews in Germany and German Jewish refugees since 1033, it was announced here by Dr. Bernhard Kahii, European director. He also said that since 1933, 113,000 Jews have left.Germany, that 40,000 of those remaining are jobless and that an annual emigration of 12.- OOO to 20,000 per year js expected diiring the next four years.
Jewish War Veterans to Meet Tuesday Evening
Capital Post of Jewish War Vet¬ erans wiU^iold an important meeting next Tuesday, May 11, at 8 p. m., at Memorial Hall, Final plans for the dedication of the memorial plaque On which will be inscribed the names ol
Pres. Roosevelt Awarded Gottheil Medal for Serv¬ ice to Jewry
NEW YORK—The tenth award of the Richard J. H. Gottheil Medal for Distinguished Service to Jewry is to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The presentation will be made in Wash¬ ington at an early date to be fixed hy thc President, Thc announcement was made last night (Saturday) at ban- ipiets in forty cities throughout thc country, attended,by the alumni of the Zeta Beta Tan Fraternity to celebrate its annual Founders Day.
In speaking for the Fraternity at its key dinner in the City of New York Harold Ricgetman, past presi¬ dent of the order and former special counsel to the Treasury Department, stated:
"Our days are darkened by wide¬ spread acceptance in many lands of false and vindictive doctrines of hate, oppression and even extinction of minorities. When the chief executive of thc greatest of democracies, in suph times as these, repeatedly and unmis¬ takably affirms the right of free thought, free speech, free wOrship and repeatedly and unmistakably de¬ nounces intolerance aud bigotry in all places and in all forms, a great serv¬ ice is rendered all humanity, Of this service Jewry is the first but not the last or only beneficiary. Minorities everywhere throughout all time will have ciluse to remember that service with gratitude. And every individual is at some time in thc minority. ^
"Mindful of the transcendent im¬ portance of that service and that the sincerity of his heartening vindication of good will and human rights is at¬ tested by consistent conduct and prac¬ tice in his public and private life, the Trustees of the Richard J. H. Gott¬ heil Medal for Distinguished Service to JeWry^ announce the 1937 award to President FrankUn Delanb Roosevelt," The Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity, old¬ est and largest of the Jewish college fraternities, has a membership of fi,000 men and chapters on thirty-five cam¬ puses in thc United States and Canada. Its president is Herbert E. Steiner of New York City.
The,a wards which are based on rec¬ ommendations of a i^ry^ of distin¬ guished American editors, none of whom are members of the fraternity, have included, among others, James G. McDonald, former High Commis¬ sioner for Refugees from Germany; Governor Herbert H. Lehman, the Reverend John Haynes Holmes,'Julius Rosenwald, Dr. Stephen S. Wise, Felix Warburg and the Pilgrimage Team of the National Conference of Jews and Christians, consisting of the Reverend Everett R. Clinchy, Father J. Elliot Ross and Rabbi Morris Lazaron.
npOMORROW (Sunday) afternoon and night the United Jubilee will present the first all-Yiddish musical talkie ever to be filmed, "Yiddle With His Fiddle" at thc Hartman Theatre, As in the past, the proceeds will go for the benefit of the Columbus He¬ brew School.
It's the same picture that thousands of followers of America's own dar¬ ling, Mollie Picon, flocked to New York to see when it had its premiere American -performance tiiere recently. Previously it had been shown in War¬ saw, Paris and Loudon. Although the dialogue features the stage's finest Yiddish, :Eiiglish translations will en¬ able everyone to glean the fullest measure of enjoyment from the pro¬ duction,
. An added attraction of the Jubilcc'.s 1037 venture is the beautiful Valley Dale On Sunbury Road, which has been secured for the evening, and that admission would be free for those at¬ tending the Jubilee. Dancing will get under way at 10:30, arid both partici¬ pants iii the matinee performance, 2:30 Sunday  afternoon,  and   thc  evening
fourteen Franklin County Jewish war showing at 8:00 o'clock, may attend dead, will be discussed. at no extra charge.
Popeye, the sailor man, will be on deck for the kiddies' enjoyment, al¬ though the mighty spinach king could not be cajoled into speaking Yiddish for the occasion. "Gypsy Revels," blood-quickening extravaganza of stir¬ ring Russian choral, ballet, and instru¬ mental music, a history of motion pic¬ tures and a late edition of Paramount News, rounds out the program, A special surpriae is also promised.
Reserved seats selling at $1.00 will be available at the Hartman' box oflice beginning 9:00 A. M. Saturday. Gen¬ eral admission will be 50c.
The following organizations Itave tickets for distribution: Agudath Achim Senior Sisterhood, A. Z. A., B'nai B'rith Auxiliary, Bl. Z.B. Ezras Noshim Society, Gamma Tau, Hebrew School Board, Hillel, Ivreeyoh, Junior Hadassah, Tifereth Israel, Senior and Junior Sisterhoods, Voliner Society, Y. M. H. A- and many individuals.
Everything has been done to make this year's United Jubilee one long to be remembered by Columbus Jewry. Obtain your reserved tickets to assure yourself of the best seats, and above all," hear in mind that "Yiddle With His Fiddle'
17 to Be Confirmed at the Bryden Rd. Temple May 16
Confirmation Services of the Bry¬ den Rd. Temple will be held on Sun¬ day morning. May 16, at 10:00 o'clock, in connection with the observance of the Festival of Shabuoth. The class, numbering 17, will consist of the fol¬ lowing pupils;
Irvin Bayer, oG4 S, Champion Ave.; Jack Forman, 898 Berkeley Rd.; Bertha Fox, 1286 Wilson Ave.; Helen Friedman, 805 E. Fulton St.; Leon Goodman, 2175 E. Broad St; Irene Janice Grossman, 1550 E. Broad St.; Albert Gug|:gcnhetm, 33 S. Ardmore Rd.; Allen Gundersheimer, 42 Park Drive; Edwin Levin, C4 Bullitt Park Place; Sylvia Levison, 1613.Franklin .\vc.; Bobbette Levy, 78 S. Drexel Ave.; Majorie Levy, 78 S. Drexel Ave.; Harriet Lurie, 346 S. Drexel Ave.; Harry Miller, 594 Clark Ave.; Elaine Rosenthal, 2220 Collingwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio; Alene Ray Taus¬ sig, lo44 E, Broad St.; Richard G. Yali^an, 2662 E. Broad St.
Norman Hapgood, Friend of East Side Jews* Dead
NEW YORK (WNS)—Scores of distinguished New York Jews who were born and raised on the old East Side are mourning the death of Nor¬ man Hapgood, veteran liberal, social worker, editor and statesman, who as editor 6f Collier's Weekly was among the first writers to call general atten¬ tion to thc social problems of the East Side. Hapgood was an intimate friend of such East Side leaders as Morris Hillquit, Meyer London, Sophie Irene Loeb, Henry Moakowitz, Lillian D- Wald, Rose Pastor ^nd Emma (5old- man. In recent years he had been one of the leaders of the Pro-Palestine Federation.   In a book he wrote sOrne
neighborhood theatre!
years ago he revealed that Dr, Charles will nol come to your i Eliot, president of Harvard, had urged
I Louis D, Brandeis as his successor.