Ohio Jewish chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1939-08-18

              1- .:.-.
x][\\y/Serving Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Communily^/W^
Volnmo 18,     No. ,3.1
COIiUMBUS, OHIO, FniOAV, AUGUST 18, 1939
Dovoted to Amnrlran nnd Jewish V<tcnlfl
Strictly Confidential
iwwts from Evcrywliero By PHINEAS J. niRON
kkh Wi fmted Mealkn
'ram
HRAR Ye
The late Israel Friedkin, pub¬ lisher of the Jewish Morning Journal who juat passed on, was seriously considering the establishing of a big English flally. , , Maurice Samuel may take a {lying trip to Europe and Palestine and come back with a veryl important book. . ; Joel Lipslcy, youngest of Louis LlRSky'3., sons, is back from Oxford, England, %vith a great deal of that British savoir faire. , . The Habima Theatre may come to America after all for a season of its Palestinian repertory. . . That article in last week's New Re¬ public on the Jewish army in Palestine tells only -half the tale. .. Those N. Y. policemen who were much too nonchalant about disturbances by Cough- Unites w.ill get a little surprise from the Police Commissioner before long. . . NOTE OF THANKS
Orchids to Bernard Postal, former colleague on the Seven Arts staff and now big publicity chief of the B'nal B'rith, for. sending us the following items, which make up the rest of this column. . . Ho made it possible tor youra ti-uly to get away and vcool off in the shade ot the palm trees surrounding the Palestine Pavilion at the World's Fair. , . JSa»heiS g«SS. B. P.'s lowdown. ...
A big scheme connected with refugees ig believed to ,be the real reason tor Postmaster General Farley's trip to Europe, ¦ during which he visited Ger¬ many and Poland. . . Jews who try to pass as Aryans are no novelty, but officers of Jewish emigration societies in many European cities ' now report that they are often approached by Aryans from dictator-ridden states who want to emigrate and therefore attempt to pass as Jews. . . The Italian govern¬ ment has decided to sell to an American museum Michelange¬ lo's famous statue of MoseSj be¬ cause this world-renowned piece of art is regarded as not being in accord with Italy's new antU Jewish policy. . . Hungarian Jews, who were probably more anti-Zionist than any other Jew¬ ish community In the world, were among the most bitter op¬ ponents of Herzl, whom they regarded as a dangerous revolu¬ tionary. .. Maybe they're sorry now. . . At any rate they ought to be after reading what he wrote in 1003 to a Hungarian friend: I would have been prepared to renounce the Hurt- garian Jews it I were sure that their patriotism would save them from the anti-Semitic dis¬ aster, . . I am not speculating in disaster, , . But It will befall tlie Hungarian Jews also in a brutal way. ... The later it., will come, the more disastrous it will be. . . The stronger the Jews will become, the more bar¬ barous will be the outburst of the disaster. . . There Is no escape from it. . . In the mean¬ time we come, we who are the target for their irony, and we build a home, a fatherland for tiiose who today do not want to take any notice of us!". . .That's what we call propliecy. . 1'HIS AND THAT
A Baltimore Hebrew    school teacher   has    translated    "God Bless America"    Into    Hebreiv (Continued  on Vaeo 7>
NEW YORK:—"Christianity is Iiound to suffer if Germany should be permitted to regain control over the former col onies," said Captain G. Egerton Harriman, Executive Secretary of the Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League, 20 West 47th St. "This statement is issued as a result of the recent meeting of the Nazi Colonial Policy Congress held in Vienna tor the purpose ot discussing the .stand of the Third Reich in regard to project¬ ed plans for missionary activi¬ ties in the event Germany's colonies should be returned," continued Captain Harriman.
Professor Rodonwaldt ot Heidelberg University is quoted as having said at the Congress, "The bringing of Christianity to the heathen of Africa and Asja means a fatal breach be¬ tween him and his traditions. An attempt to establish a na¬ tive Episcopate and clergy must be sharply condemned in the National Socialist theory ot race."
Professor Rodenwaldt further stated that as soon as the Third Reich regains control ot her colonies she will prohibit Christian Misalonarics' activi¬ ties and demand unconditional protection for the heathen tra¬ ditions and customs such as licensed traffic in women, po lygamy, and the assignment of female children to prospective husbands at birth.
Ainef kais %§aii^e fm ta§g@§Sj
ime ii^iiMii MMsii i^iiigiiai
GENEVA (WNSl—The lead¬ ers of the American Zionist dele¬ gation to the World ZionLst Con¬ gress riiet hero on Mpnday to formulate tlie Anierican stand on Variou.s policies that will be considered by tlie Congress and elected a body ot officers as a steering committee with Dr. Solomon .Goldman, President of the Zionist Organization ot America, as Chairman.
The Steering Committee will consist of Rabbi Barnett R. Brickner ot Cleveland, Judge Harry M. Fisher ot Chicago, Rabbl Israel Goldstein ot Now York, Elihu D. Stone ot Boston, Mrs. Moses P. Epstein, Mrs. David de Sola Pool and Miss Juliet Benjamin of New York. Morris Margulies, Secretaty ot the Zionist Organization, is Secretary of the Steering Com¬ mittee.
Dr. Goldman injected the first issue into the meeting when he urged that the Zionist Execu¬ tive to be elected by tho Con¬ gress be composed ot members chosen on the ba,sis ot their personal merit and not as part of party representation. It was the view of the American Zion¬ ist leader that the critical slLua- tion facing Palestine demanded tlie best men the Zionist move¬ ment could produce without the handicap of having to sat¬ isfy party demands and inter¬ ests.
Support- for Ihi.^ view was voiced by Dr. Abba Hillei Silver of Cleveland, while opposition was expressed by Jacob Fish¬ man of New York, who felt that unity in Zionist ranks was a primary requisite at this time and that a disturbance of tho system that has prevailejl for
manj' years in llie post would not 1)0 wise. He also felt that each parly was at tlie present time offering the best candi¬ dates it could malce available.
6O,ill0 Czech Jews lie
SPEEDS E TO OUST miM JEWS
PRAGUE   (WNS)—Ali    Jews were ordered to evacuate  pro¬ vincial    cities    and    move  to Prague, according to reliable In¬ formation which revealed that the    order,    served    upon  Dr. Emil  Kaflca,   president  of  the Prague Jewish Community, and other .lewish leaders by Storm Troop   leader   Eiehmann, iiead of the Gestapo Emigration Of¬ fice    tor Jews,    is designed to concentrate    the    entire Czech Jewish population for strict con¬ trol   and    speedy    emigration. The order is said to affect all .Tews,    including    women, chil¬ dren and the   old   and   fcelilo. Complete evacuation of provin¬ cial towns    and    concentration Into Prague, expected to be com¬ pleted within the noxt  twelve months,    provoked    despair among Czech Jewry.     Throngs ot provincial Jews will havo to be sheltered by the Prague Jew¬ ish community which set about to arrange for their   mainten¬ ance.      AU  prospective  Jewish emigrants,    the    Gestapo    an¬ nounced, must submit their ap¬ plications  only  to the Prague sTewish   Emigration   Oftice, the branch at Bruenn having been
(Contlnaed on t'ttBO 4i     	
For the first time in 18 years The Ohio Jewish Chronicle will
move the editorial offices, now located at 232 North High St.,
to its new Home and Printing Plant
-   15 E^ST LwiiMGSTOW mmm
A few steps off of High Street.
@  The removal will be completed fVlonday, August 21st.
®  All oemmercial printing orders will be given prompt atten¬ tion on that date.
®  News matter and publicity will be handled more efficiently than ever in our new and enlarged quarters
Tlie Ohio Jewish Chtronide, under its new sciup, will he in a position to tender a still greater service to every section ot Columbus Jewry. By your cooperation, either by subscriptions or orders for commercial printing, you will make possible a greater and better newspaper.
THE mm jEinise chronicle
BEN NEUSTADT,
Managing Editor
Our Telephone Number is AD. 2954
ROME (WNS)—Tlie names ot ten firms which under Italy's anti-Jewish iaw.s musi pass out of .Jewish hands wore publish¬ ed here in the official gazette. This was tlic firtt step in put¬ ting into effect laws forbidding .Tews to own enterprises con¬ nected with national defense or employing more than 100 per¬ sons. The firms must eitlior be ceded to other owners or liquidated. Within sixty days ,ot publication ot their names, a commissioner must be appoint¬ ed to begin procedure to dispose ot each firm. Among the names published were those of a paper manufacturer whose business was classified as im¬ portant to national defense; Amilcare Fiperno Alcorso, one of Rome's largest department stores; and Ce.sare Verona, Ital¬ ian representative ot an Ameri¬ can  typewriter  concern.
Tho government   meanwhile, has Initiated a new drive against foreign Jews who remained in Italy after the Mar., 12 expulsion deadline, although hundreds of Jewish refugees from Germany were   permitted   to enter   the country on temporary ijermlts. Informed sources said that all foreign Jews, numbering about 3,000 will be requested to leave Italy within from ono to four weeks following receipt of police oi'ders.
It was disclosed that in a re¬ port to Premier Mussolini, Ach- ille Starace, secretary of the Fascist Party, revealed that race doctrines was the subject given most emphasis by the Italian Ministry of Propaganda during the current year. 2,100 lectures and meetings on the subject were devoted to the question of racial policies by the institute
(Continnod on Fngo S)
[es
Semilism In Qiieke
TORONTO (WNS).—Alderman Stewart Smith charged Belgian Baron Ampin with dissemina¬ ting anti-Semitism in St, Agathe, Quebec, and that "the latest manifestations of anti-Semitism are directly caused by Hitler hirelings who play on local pre¬ judice to raise high the antl- Canadiah flame of racism and hatred." In a speech to his constituents following hia nom¬ ination, Alderman Smith said that the anti-Jewish demonstra¬ tions in St. Agathe recently can be attributed to the activities of the Baron Ampin. "This for¬ eign fascist," said Smith, "oper¬ ates Nazi propaganda from tlie Domaine D'Esterel and under his influence local pro-Nazis and anti-Semites are attempting to force Jewish residents to sell their holdings for ridiculously smalt amounts." Alderman Smith concluded that "It is essential for the well-being of the whole Canadian people that the Dominion government im¬ mediately Investigate this rat- hole of Intrigue \vhich goes un¬ der the name^ of the Domaine D'Esterel, as well as the charge that Werner Haag is the im¬ porter of racial strife In the Laurentiana."