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Volutnc XVII—No. 212
'COUIMJIIK^. <UHO, JANUARY ]1, vm
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Stnctiy ConOdential
TidliUs From Everywhere By  I'HINKAS J. H1R0N
Natl Jewisll Hosptal To HoM Three Day
Conclave In New York
Teshple Organizations To Present Unusual Program Tuesday
GOGA rjr.Gf.KS
No^v that .Koiimnnia haa Rono g fl fi a—jianlon ua, GoK.i~y«u miRht lilce lo kno^v that Premier Octavian Gofja was onco a friend ol Ihfi Jown . . . Even now ho is a member of tho board of several Jewinh cTitcrpriscs ... lie is imid to havo a weakness for Jcwisli money, and privately laughti ni an¬ ti-Semitism . . . Once he was ac¬ cused in parliament oZ bein}; tho moral insliRator of the Iron Guard'a nasasaination of Premier Uuea hi Jfl.*?n . . . Yet after that murder King Carol tried tto fict him into lho cabinet . . . Tho morj.tcr of thc Go^ju and the Cuza parties was effected in 1935 throufih thc cf- fortn of Friedrich Weber, Buebrt- rost correspondent of Hitler'a Voel- Inpcher Ucobacbter, for which little job ho was booted out o£ thc country , . . Cujp, w h o waa preaching anti-ScmitiBm before Ilitlov was born, has bfien arrest- tod ^o often for inciting against the Jcwb that hc«knowa tho insido of most of Roumnnia'n prisons very intimately . ^ . Don't pay any at¬ tention to that hooey about Rou¬ manian anti-Semites lialinr: Lupcs¬ cu because &he*ii Jewess . . , The truth is that sho is the daughter of a Jassy chemist who becamo a Catholic in order to obtain a li¬ cense . , . Her mother was born a Catholic and Magda was baptized in that faith . . She didn't knov/ she had Jewish blood until she was fully grown—and thon she revcnR- ed herself by turning- anti-Semite . . . Virtually every important an¬ ti-Semite in Roumania comes to her for advice nowadays, nnd Go¬ ga got the premiership on her re¬ commendation . . . Equally cock¬ eyed J3 the report that two of Bu¬ charest's leading liberal dailies, Bi- , mineata and Adverul, were sup¬ pressed by Goga becauso they arc Jewish-owned ... Both papert; were tiold by their Jewish publish-, tra a* ycnt ago, to avoid the anti- Somitic terror ¦ , . WE'RE TELLING YOU
Whjle we're talking of Kouma- nia—did you know that King Carol hns Eome Jewish blood? . . . He's n great-grandson of England's Queen Victoria, whose husband, Princo Albert, is said to have bad a Jewifrh papa . . . Moldavln, one of the original provinces of Rou¬ mania, had a Jewish prince in thc IGth century , . * His namo was Emanuel Aaron, and he was tho natural son of a Moldavian aristo¬ crat . . . But under the rule of Prince Aaron thousands of Jev;H wore maisacred , . » The leadei and organizer of th'e women'tJ aux¬ iliary of the anti-Semitic Iron Guard is a femme by tlie namo of Rebecca Ansel nee Oksenberg . » .' llcr husband, for whoae love she abandoned Judaism, is opposed to anti-Semitism . . . Tliere have been frciiucnt mmors that among thc angels of the Iron Guard were several wealthy. Jewish induatrial- ists, notably Ma:c von Ausschnitt and Ferdinand Koszkn « . • And one of the leadres of the Iron Guard is a renegade Jew by the name of Gat^riclscu, but bom li^manuel Zipkes. . .Did you know that there is really no auch thing aa Roumanian Jewi-y? . . , Tbo Jews of Moldavia and Wallachla arc descended from tho earliest Jewish Eiettlcrfi and speak Rouma- Aiun . t . Tho Jews of Bcasurubia, acquired from Russia, speak Yid¬ diah . • . And tho Jews of Buko- vina. ceded by Austria, nnd thoso of Transylvania which used to bo Hungarian, apeak German Strange as it may accm, Bukovinan find Tranaylvanion Jewry enjoyed more freedom beforo tho war for democrncy than they do now It viras the Jews of Besfiarabia, cs- bpeoially thoso in Czernoxvtt^;, who created the concept of minority guarantees « . .
NAZI STUFF
Now York'a swaiiky Fifth Avc¬ nuo shopping district; will tsoon liavo a store fitted out as a cham¬ ber of horrors depicting thd Nazi terror , « * And plans aro ^already under way to act up an anti-Nazi counter-attraction to Germany's exhibit at tho lOao World's Fair .... That great "patriot" William Uudley Pelley ia defending Japan¬ ese aggression agahist China and attributing. anti-Nippon sentiment in tliis country to "Jewish poii^on" . , , Tiio Indians o? Raton, New Mexico aro mail »a blaz^a afc Ififc- (•Doniinantl on paytj H)
Thiity-eighl i'eara of pcrvico to the tuberculosis poor of Amriica by tlie National Jewish Ilonpilal at Denver will bo reviewed, and plam for the cxlomion of ihis work will bc  made,  at  the iJBlh
Anti-Jewish Dm'i' h Economic  Sphedi Intensified
KEV. DR. Wm. S. FRIEDMAN
Rnnual meeting of thc national truslcon oi the orpanir.ation in New York City on Jan. 15, IB and 17f uccurilingf tn un announcement marts thia wcels by P.iul Felix Wavburiy, Chairman ei thc New York Committee of the lIo;:spital. At thc morning scKsion of the huaincsB meeting, Kabbi l<^ricdmaii will review Ihc thiity-eiffht year fight of tho Institution against tuberculosis. At the Eamo se.i- sion Dr. H, J. Corper, interna, tionally famous Research Director of thc Hospit.il, will describe the accomplishment.^ of thc Research Departmenl:—thc only ono of its kind in the country. At tKe lunch¬ eon session, lion. Alfred E. Ben¬ esch, President of the Board of Education of Cleveland and a na¬ tional Vice-President of the Hos¬ pital, and Eev. Dr. William Kose- nau,, Professor, at .Tohns Ilopkinn University, nnd Eabbi of Eutaw Temple, Baltimore, will spealc.
E. J. Schanfarber of this city is on the executive board of the National Jewish Ho.ipital.
Since its opcninj?, in 1899, as thc first institution in Americas for the free care of the tubercu¬ lous poor on a national, non-scc- latian basis, the National Jewish Ho.$pital has cared for over 25,000 men, wonien und children. Last year it served 811 patients from 37 sitates.
This service, conducted in ac¬ cordance with tlic Hospital's motto, "None May Enter Wlio C.in Pay; None Can Pay Who Enter" has earned national commendation for the Institution. Speaking of its work, Hon. Daniel G. Hopcr, Sec¬ retary of Commerce, recently stated: "II is a wonderful thing that such agencies as ttie Nation¬ al Jewish Hospital are devoted es¬ pecially to thc relief and care of tlic indigent without regard to raco or creed. No greater Ameri¬ can and humanitarian service is to be found anywhere."
lieportfl from the various or- ijanizations aifiliatcd with the Bry¬ den Hoad Tcmpie on tlie progress of tiieir profn^am specialties plan¬ ned for the big get-together affnir lo bc held fhis coming Tuosdny ovening nt TidB o'clock nt the Tem¬ ple, promise ninch In the -way of enjoyment to all who attend. ¦ The .Rose E. Lazarus Sisterhood, of whicli Mrs. Allen Gundernhci- mor is president, will pre.sent Mes¬ dames, Ben Luiie, Lester Thai, Jack Resior, B. S. Goldman, Jack Gilbert, Ilorman Lieverman, A. J. Dwor.iky, Marcus Wolf, Mitchell Barrar, Sidney Tyroler, A. Moss, N. W. Kosehcrry, It. Levy, Allen Gun¬ dersheimer, Henry B. Wise, A. B. Weinfeld, Harry Goldberg, Herbert Wise, Mary Sehuman, E. E. Davis, Alex II. Levin, H. L. Mellman and Samuel Goldman in "Tabloid Mins¬ trel Show." Mrs. Gundersheimer is responsible for tho coaching of tbo above presentation,
Mr. Sig Weisskerz, {iresidcnt of the Brotherhood, announces a "Ser¬ ies of Black-o\it3," written nnd pro¬ duced t>y I^Roy Morris and Erwin Wolf and staged under tho direc¬ tion of thc Entertainment Chair¬ man, Sidney L. Katz. Tlioae who v/ill take part aro Messrs. Albert Harris, A. J.,Dworsl(y, LeKoy Mor¬ ris, George Swerdlow, S, C. Sword- lo, Lester Thai, Sidney Katz, Er. win Wolf, Herbert Levy, Milton Staub, Louis Oppenheimer, Mor- ris Goldberg, Leo Yassenoff, Ben Neustadt, Eoy Stone, Louis Gert¬ ner, Allan Tarshish, Marcus Wolf, and Samuel Grossman.
The Houso of the O'Briens," is the skit to be contributed by thc Templo Forum of which Troy Fei¬ bel is president. Samuel D. Luchs, Sol Mbrton Isaac and Mrs, Mark Feinknopf iwill appear In thc cast. Asher Moser will act as master of ceremonies iot the "Musical Moments," lo bo presenteci by thiS Young' Folks Temjils League of which ho is prciddent, Trudy nnd Lee Buch will sini; German songs; Kathryn Justcr will present a mo¬ nologue; Anita Cohane will otter, several vocal numbers; Annette Zalk and Alene Taussig are billed as Queens of Tap and Roslyn Cop¬ lon will act as piano accompanist. "The Jewish March of Time" fs being prepared by the Junior Con¬ gregation headed by Miss Elaine Ginsburg. Maurice Yalman, Eo¬ bert Birnkrant, Morton Cohen, .Tames Freidenberg, Kathryn Juster, Edwin Levin, Allen Gun¬ dersheimer, jr., Trudy Bach and Helen Friedman will take part. Mr. Samuel Goldman is tho coach.
The evening will close with a social hour und refreshments.
BERLIN (WNS)—Thnt I'M lo- Dignntion of Dr. lljnimar Seliacht ns minister of economic.*! h:i't Inij- plcd tho last slender bulwark against tho complcto clinihwtion of .lews from Cerman trails nnd industry wa.i disclosed by (f scr¬ ies of new anti-Jewish dee^i^cs in the ministry of cconoinicr. I'o- tontially the' most oerious ut Hu'sb Sa nn order leducing by ICif, tlic amount of mnnufnctureil' <soo<ii that .Tewish businesses nnd f.lLtor- ic:i may buy. Jewish businaflPniun fear that this will be followed liy other cuts until they nro corap'olc- ly bankrupted. Equally far-iCMh- ing i? B decree barring privflti' in¬ surance companies from usioii Ihc services of Jewish doctors, Chinee they had previously been oiistcd^ from thc state insurance company' lists, .Jewish doctors are now de¬ pendent for nn income on piivale Jewish patients sinco non-Jewish patients boycott Jewiah doctors. At the same timo tho anti-Jowish trado boycott, which had been 9nly indifferently enforced bccaun^ of Scbacbt's firm oppoaition, has nnw been intcnsiflsd cverywhcre'i Ger¬ man Justice, official orKau of tUo legal profession, has upheld' a co-'ut decision sustaininj;; a Eovcmmcirt decree forbidding govemment 'sm- ploycs from patronizing Jowij'h shopK even,if such stores employ only Aryans who might loae thoir jobs through the banlaruptcy of their employers.
Rabhi  Silver Named Clhairman  OJ;  1938 U. P. A. Campaig;n
NEW YOKK (WNK)—Dr. Abba Ilillel Silver, spiritual leader of 'J'lio I'diiple,' Clovcland, nnd vico- prcbWcnt of thc Zionist Orgnni- zaLion of Amoricn, lias been elect¬ ed national cliairm.in of tlio Unit¬ ed Palestine Appeal for 1938 nnd v.'ill be informally inslallod in his
To Spcnic On What He Saw In Rouinaiiitt And Poland
Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple Beth El, Detroit, is to speak at the Hillcl Friday Fireside of Jan¬ uary 21. Ho has chosen for his bubject "Whiit I Saw In Roumania .ind Poland." A cordial invitation is extended to thc Jewish public of Columbus to hear thia most in¬ teresting talk by Rabbi Fram.
Sr.
Hadassah  To  HeaT Babbi Levinger Tuesday
Eabbi Lcc J. teviiiEor will bo tho gucst speaker at the regular Senior Iladassah meeting to be lield Tiiosda.'/, Jan. IS, at 2 p.m. at the Bryden Rond Tcmpie. This meeting will be under the aus¬ pices of tho educational group. "Thcodoiu Herzl and tlio Organi¬ zation of Political Zionism" is the subject of tha Eabbi's talk.
Mrs. : Fi'od Yenkin and Miss Stella B,ei;i»an, joint chairmen of tho program, will preaent jaisa Janet Newton as vocalist. Mis? Newlon is tv senior at East High and ia jnealdent of tho. music club of th)it 'school. Mi'S. Sam Gold¬ man will read tho opening prayer. ' I'lans for the annual linen shower, to ba given in February under the chairmanship uf Mrs. Mai'tio Rosenthal and Mra.' G. FrieilcnberB', iiro being foriWiUitcd.
B'nai B'rith Makes 2nd
Payment Ou $100,000
GrantToJ. N.^F.
NEW YORK (WNS)—A remit¬ tance of IjU.VHS.ae by B'nai B'rith, ita second payment towards its $100,000 grant to thc Jewish Na¬ tional Funil in 1036, was announc¬ ed here by Dr. Israel Goldstein, president of the Fund. Tho agree¬ ment between B'nai B'rilh and J. N. F. stipulated that tho amount is to bc paid in equal installinents until tho year 1942 wh^n B'nai B'rith will observe its 100th nnni- vcrsary. Tho money is to enable J. N. F, to purchase a tract of 4,000 dunnma of land in Palestino for the establishment of a colony to bo called B'nai B'rith Nach- lath Alfred M. Cohen,
Christian World Urged To War On Anti-Semitism
KABBI
SILVER ,
office by bis predecessor. Dr. Ste¬ phen S. Wise, at the National Con¬ ferenco for Palestine in Washing¬ ton, January 22nd and 23rd. Born in Lilliuaniu 44 years ogo, he was graduated from tlie University of Cincinnati and Hclirow Union Col-
Bill   Would   Ontlffi^v
^opasranda Against
Kace And Religion,
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WASHINGTON, D. C. (WNS)-- It would be a criminal offcnat;^ "advise, advocate or teach V^^ .pies of government based, j/"*' *' or in part in opposition 11'"
terms of a bill introduc^' ii, 'tj,| Senalo by Senator HeynOldB o| North Carolina during hia filihiml ter against the anti-lynching biii' Senator Reynolds also offered' ^t bill to cancel the citizenahip of any naturalized citizen who advo¬ cated political doctrines subversive to thu boat intereata of thc United States and to deport persona found guilty of .luch advocacy. De¬ nouncing Nazi and other subver¬ sive activities. Senator Reynolds snid both bills were sponsored by tho Army and Navy Union of the United States.
in I'Jli). Por two years ho iiSI tho pulpit of a congre¬ gation in Wheeling, West Virginia dftcr which ho went to Cleveland, Ono of thc country's outstanding rabbis and nationally' known as an oriitor, Dr. Silver has beon idontiiied with many Jewish move- mcnta.
Dodd Charges Clique Of Industrialists Plots Fascism Here    -
NEW YORK (WNS)—Charging that certain American industrial¬ ists had a great deal to do with bringing Fascist regimes into be¬ ing in Germany and Italy ond helping to keep them in power, William E. Dodd, former United States ambassador to Germany, warned that "Fascism is on the march today jn America" and thnt "it will corae in this country un¬ leaa a strong dcfenae ia act up by all liberal and progrcasivo forces." In nn interview 'with .Federated Preas, Mr. Dodd said "a clique of U. S. industrialists is hell bent to bring a Fascist state to Supplant our democratic government and aro working cloaely with tho Fas¬ cist regimes in Germany nnd Italy."
Catliolic  Veterans  Urged  To Fight   Fascist Propaganda
UABBI OUP'S SERMON^
At tho service on next Friday' evening, Jan. 21, Itabbi Samuel M. Gup of tho Bryden Road Tem¬ ple, will speak on tho Pulitzer Prize Play, "You Can't Tako it with You." Ho wjll discusa the merits of the play and appraiao its values. Tho public is inout Wellcome.
Jewigh Radio Program
On Sunday (tomorrow) at ti p. Ul., over station WHKC, Cantor P. II. Gellman »f the Agoilath Ac¬ him Synagogue wilt broadcast a program of Jewish folk magi »nd chanls. Misa Upaalio Mellman 'will play a violin solij with Miss Mir¬ iam Winter at the i>iuuo.
NEW YORK (WNS) -- Fascist nnd Communist propaganda ab¬ road should bc met with counter- propaganda by Aincrican6, Col. Ale.xunder E. Anderson, command¬ er of tho KiSth Regiment of tho View York National Guard, told the convention of tho New York Stato Catholic Wnr Veterans. "Communism and Fasoism are loud talkei'S," he said, "Let's turn on our loud spcukers^igulnst them and blast them Into everlasting al¬ ienee."
RABBI ZeUZER'S SERMON
Rabbi Abba Ilillel Silver will speak at thc University Chapel of Ohio State Uuivctsity next Monday cvcnuifr, Jan. 17, at o'clock. 'I'he meeting is being held under thc au<jpices of the Univer.-iity "Religion in Life" week which will bring to .the campna outstanding ChrisUan and Jeivish leaders for a series of conferences and proBrams dcnllni; -witV •**•» nenciM theme
RABBI PREDICTS ASSIMILATION OF AMERICAN JEWRY
CINCINNATI (WNS) —The complete disappearance of thc Jews of Germany, Russia, France and Italy within one or two centuries and the assimilation of a major¬ ity, of tho Jews in the United .states and England waa predicted by Rabbi Solomon Goldman of Chicago's Templo Anshe Emet, during a discussion of tho Jew in tho modei'n state which featured tho cloaing ses'^ion of the annual general assembly ot the Council of Jcwiah Federations and Wel¬ fare Funda. Tho wenkeat among American and English Jews "will succumb to assimilation whilo the stronger will settle in Palestino, in tho Far East or in somo other part of the world where anti-Serai- tic pressuie ia not so atrong, ho aaid.
"With regard to Americon Jewry, Rnbbi Goldman asserted that "al¬ ready American Jowry is' aban¬ doning thc force that woika againat aaaimilalion, Jewish education. Already, onr leading laymen are relegating it to a place of minor importance. American Jewry, is preoccupied with good-will and charity, Theae are worthy eiforts but they do not make for the preservation of a folk. H our present ideology and form of gov¬ ernment are allowed to continue, our numbers will be decimated.
CHICAGO (WNS) — Warning that tho upthnist of vlrulepl anli- Semitism is only tjio symbw of a desperate and universal conHiot in which the whole Judaeo-Chriatinn tradition is being threatened with destruction, Eabbi Abba Hillel Silver, in an address at the ban-_ quet marking the opening of the silver. jubile^ celebration of thc National Federation ot Tcmpie Sisterhoods, called on tlie Christian Voi'ld to fight' nnti-Semitism aa it would anti-Christ. Mainlainingf that the triumph of Fascist and totalitarian. ideas bodes evil for every minority group and especi¬ ally for the Jews, Rabbi Silver warned that "nothing must he done, even in our eager quest for tho perfect society,' which will de¬ stroy thc aplritual independance and the moral responsibility of the individual."
Mrs. Estelle M. Sternberger, ex¬ ecutive director of World Peace- ways nnd one of thc foundoia of the Federation, declared that "our' fundamental job is to save this democrncy from the casualties of Fascism." She pointed out that "Fascism is tho doctrine that ex¬ iles God ftom tho heart of man and piovides and open season for tho slaughter and dispersion of civilization's supermen." Faaciam, she paid, would "steal a page from the Bible of Ku Klux Klanism and impose upon America the myth of a native American, the counter¬ part of the Nozi myth of a blond, blue-eyed Aryan."
Other speakera cited the new difficulties and new tasks' lying in the path of democracy and called [ upon women to play a leading i role in the defeat of Fascism and in building a 'world free from hate and insecurity. Eabbi George Zep¬ in, executive secretary of the Union of Auie.'iioanHcla'e'W Cengregatioiis, declared that women have a great stake in rebuilding the world. l?m- phasizing that men slave, aspire and sacrifice and go to war for women, he said tbat "for them alao, if women want democracy to triumph, if women daro will men join with women in building a new and better world." Mrs. Abram Simon of Washington, founder and honorary president of the Sisterhoods, reviewed the growth of the organization, which now has 65,000 members in 306 units, stroaaed the fact that "the future of democracy lies in the hand^ of liberalism, the same liberalism that made possible the self-omancipntion of women" and declared that "we women are ulti¬ mately pledged to the defeat of imported Fascism, Communism or Hitlprism,"        /
Ruth O. McCnm, counselor to women at Northwestern Univer¬ sity, called upon parents to teach their children a scientific approach to life so that they may "grow np aa free as possible from muti¬ lating scars to their personality" because "hostilities, intolerance, cruelty manifested by odults all arise from hostilities during tho childhood of those individuals." An international radio broadcast fea¬ tured addresses by Lily M. Mont¬ ague, secretary of tha World Un- ion for Progressive Judaism, speaking from London, and Mrs. Albert J. May, aecond vice-presi¬ dent of the Sisterhoods.
N^W YORK (WNS)~No Am¬ erican who really believes in dem¬ ocracy can successfully represent tho United States as ambassador in Berlin at tlio prpseiit timo, t)r. William E. Dodd, retiring ambas¬ sador to Germany, declared on his return ,to this country. Bitterly assailing dictatorships everywhere but especially in Germany, ho in¬ timated that hia resignation was due not only tp his inability to remain silent in the faco of Nazi oppression but bccauso of tho Stato Depaitment'a refusal to ba i up his stand in refusing to allow the United States to be repreaented- at the Nazi Party Congress. In a written statement handed to newspaper men, Dr. Dodd made hia poaition clear. In his state¬ ment he said "another method of government has been adopted from Rome to Tokio. Over that vaat area freedom of religion has ceas¬ ed to exist and universities no longer govern themselves. In a singlo country 1,000 professors and teachers in high achools have been dismiaaed, the Rockefeller Foundation having given more than ?B00,000 to help the helplosa.
"While those regulations have been applied, leaders in several countries have undertaken to dis¬ ss, expel or imprison Jews. Theie ia no doubt; that Hebrewa have at times profiteered, but what other race haa been free of auch members? However, any one who knows the facts of 1B14- 20 cannot forget that Jews fought bravely on both sides of the terri¬ ble   war   and   somo   outstanding
mcmbetn of tho raco gave milliona of dollars to help save helples.i, even atni-ving Germans in 1918-20. In a vast region whoro religious freedom ie denied, where totelloc- tual inll^iaUve and discovery aro liot allowed niid whoro race hat¬ reds nro cultivated daily, whot can a roprchonlativo of the United Statea do? Yot democratic peo¬ ples hiust maintain their faiths at home; thoir representatives must try to imprdve international co- operationj tiitd on proper occa¬ siona thoy muat remind men ,o£ tho importance of world peace, easier commeMlal relations and- the Bignificanco of democratic civilization for which peoples struggled since the 10th century.
"With theso ideals in mind, I' felt that  I  must  repreaent  my country tho  best I could ivhilo dwelling among tbo Germans, nat¬ urally moto democratic than any^ otber race ia Europe,   Could ona bo sncceasfnl?   I made addresses ' on suitable occasions and describa , our international difficulties, never criticising   the- govemraent  -to which I had been sent.   When in¬ vitations to pajtisan groups wero sent to me I maintained the atti¬ tude which our country haa niain- . tained" since   the   presidency   of George Washington.   Was it thft duty of representatives   of   demo¬ cratio countries to attend confer¬ ences where democracy waa ridi* culed   and   attacked?     I  cannot thinlt so; and, a great number of eminent Germans always agreed with me."
Rabbi Nathan Zelizer will bpeak at the Broad St. Temple on Fri¬ day, Jan. 21, at (t p.m. on the thome—"They Who Think In Turma of Othera." Cantor Gottcs- inun and hid choir will sing. The public is invited.
'I'o Address Young Group
Of A, A. Congregation
Eabbi M. Ilirschiuirung will de¬ vote hi^ Sabbatli niorning sermon o!' Jan.' 15, nt 10 ¦ a. m., to tho youiiif men oi the Agudath Achim congregation who iiad recently ar¬ ranged to conduct religious ser¬ vices under thtir own auspiees onco a month. Tho subject of bia strmon will bc "Youth I'ay- cholosry." The gioup consists mostly of lions of .ABudatU Achim niciinbora ond others, many of lAlLm arc studeuta (it lho Ohio Sti Iv University.
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CINCINNATI (WNS)—A work¬ ing agreement between the United Palestine Appeal and the jQint Distribution Committeo for 1938 to 'conduct non-competitive cam¬ paigns in Welfare fund citiea aa they did in 1937 was urged in a resolution adopted at the iifth an¬ nual general assembly of the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds. William J. Shro- der of Cincinnati, president of the Council, reported that membership in the organization has grown from 14 federations in 1932 ~ when it was established to 112 federations in 94 cities of the United States and Canada in 1938. In his repoi't Mr, Shroder described increasing lay intereat in Jewish group af'^ fairs and said there waa "an uft- mistakable shift from sectarian Jewiah philanthropy to maturing of an intereat in general probiema aitectlng the Jewish group ns a whole." . He also pointed to the development of Jewisb 'community councila in many cities where re¬ presentatives from all diverse ele¬ ments of Jewish population meet to d^al with problems involvfag the wholo Jewish group beyond imme¬ diate philanthropic needs. Be¬ eause of atrengthening of the ap¬ peal of national, European and Palestinian couses.
Julitin H. Krolik of Detroit, re¬ sorting for the committeo on Jew¬ ish community councila, said that the virtual end of immigration hns
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Sol Maggied and Alex Schoen¬ baum, two outatandine linesmen of the Ohio State Football Bduad, who were placed on the 193'7 All- American   Jewiah   football   team
Aiex Elolioenliamu iBol ^^sgiMi. chosen by Irv Kupcinet, sports editor of the Ohio Jewiah Chion¬ icle and other "Seven Aitts" asso¬ ciated nowapapera, will bo honor¬ ed at a banquet next Thursday evening, Jan. 20, at tho Fort Hayes Hotel.    Siinilur aftaiio ere being
held in many collego cities thru¬ out the coiintry where other mem¬ bers, chosen on tho first Jewish team, nro enrolled. Theae events are being sponsored by A. Z. A. (Junior order of B'nni B'rith) tho local chapter No. 1B6 being head¬ ed by Harry Schlonsky, 023 Gil¬ bert St.   ,
Among thoso who will appear on tho evening's program are coaches ¦ Francia A. Schmidt nnd Ernie Godfrey, newspaper aports writers aud B'nai B'rith aud A. Z, A. dignitaries. The showing on tho screen of the best Ohio Stato football gamea uf 1937 and un ex¬ cellent floor show will feature the entertainment arranged fur this occasion, A full i;oui'io diimcr, tbo price of which la $1,10, will bo aerved promptly nt 0:30 p. in, Reservations for tho football banquet should bo mado al onca with any A. Z. A. commitlea mem¬ ber OC by calling thei Clironida office AD 2981.
given American Jewiah comihunl- ties a greater stability because sharp linea of division aro disap- pearing. George Backer, vice- chairman'of ,the Joint Distribution Committee, told the meeting that American Jewry mbat give of their resources "not from motives of pi¬ ty or indignation, but beeauae they believe that the onswer of the ci¬ vilized to the asaanlts of hatred and ignorance and barbariam is tho protection of the aasaulted."
B. C. Vladeet, president of tho American ORT and of the Jewish Labor Committee, declared that fe- ' derations and welfare councils had greatly cot(tributed to the organi¬ zation of tho Jewish community but Tvnmed that "they must not bo limited to the middle class." Em¬ phasizing that the main problem in Jewish welfare work is 'whether the class interests of financial sup- porter^ or tb© national intjerests of constituents ¦would prevail, Mr. Vladeck said "thero are ot least 300,000 Jewlssli workers In tho United Statea. The majority of them are organized in trade unions and nre a. part of tha American labor movement. Jewiah labor wishea to cooperate in Jewish com¬ munity lifo and to contribute to it."
In o discussion of "Tlio Cultur¬ al and Vocational Adjustment of Jewish Youth," James Marshall, vica president of the New York City Board of Education, said that "quite apart from any nnti-Jew- ish prejudico, Jowish youth cannot succeed, cannot make tho boat of their capacities or their lives un- less nil young people similarly sue ceed. If we are to plan for Jew- i.',h youlh, wo must plan for nil youth." Ho also emphaaized that CCokHiiimiJ on pago 2)
teo Marks Gives .^1000 ¦ To Hillel Foundation
A gift ot ,?l,O0f) has been mado to tho Ilillel Student Loan and Scholarship Fund by the jVinelia and Juliua Marks charitable foun¬ dation of Columbus. The gift cama to ths foundation through Mr. Leo Marks, tiiiatco of the fund. It will be udCiI tu reiilcuiah the Hillel student loan fund and to establish a steriea of achularshlps to be adudnistiired by a cammlttCia of tlio Hillcl Advisory Board. In¬ formation about applicuttonfl for nclioljArehip awtitda will be re¬ leased in the near futuro.
Mr, Murks recently muiie u gift of $160,000 to tho Childrciis' Hoa- I pital.
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