Ohio Jewish chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1943-10-01

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Vol. 21, No. 41
Entered as Second-Class Matter Postofflce   CoIumbuB..  Ohio.
COLUMBUS. OHIO, PBIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1»43
Darottfd to Anerioaa and Jawlih I4«au
PREDICTS USE OF ANTI-SEMinSMIN CAMPAIGN
End Discrimination To Achieve Lasting Peace: Kluckhom
NEW YOEK (JPS) — "Un, 'doubtedly antl-Semltlsm will be used by some of Winkle's and Mr. Roosevelt's opponents" In the 1944 Presidential campaign. It was predicted by Victor Rles- el, labor columnist In the New York Post. • Mr. Winkle's "bid for the Republican nomination", Mr. Kiesel observes, has brought on an Inten.slted campaign of Iso¬ lationist iMlltlclans to "keep the Republican nomination from Willkle and to discredit the Rbosevelt administration on its handling of the nation's inter¬ nal affairs". "Rabble rousers" like Gerald L. K. Smith have been trying to convince the "re¬ spectable Republican isolation¬ ists of their ability to poll big votes, he continues.
"Detfolt Coughllnltes and 'na¬ tionalists' are watchir»g care¬ fully the antl-Semltlc campaign of Edward A. Carey for Mayor. Carey's vote In the coming pri¬ maries will be considered a full reflection of anti-Semitic strength in a city which has had more concentrated anti-Jewish agitation than any other city.in the U. S.," Mr. Riesel asserts.
"Carey, who claims that he has Boms Aril, and CIO support, has Just distributed 6q,000 bluntly antl-Semltlc leaflets.   His tech-
• Thomas Jefferson wasimn!antlJ Semite. In a city where Smith could poll nearly 100,000 votes on a program of 'Tires For Everybody', anything can hap¬ pen.
Smith's Ueutenant in Indian¬ apolis, Carl Mote, a public utility ex^utlve, has his own method of fighting Willkie and the Presl« dent.
"Here is a quote from t})e August edition of his magazine 'America Preferred':
"If the International bankers again should succeed in disfranc¬ hising the vast majority of American citizens by limiting their choice for President to Roosevelt and Willkle, or two contenders of their kind, then the destruction of our Republic Is foreordained . In such an event, good marksmanship will attain a new Value in American life".
"The threat of violence could hardly be less subtle".
B'nai B'rith Books Anti-Defamation Speaker Tuesday
NEW YORK (JPS)—Racial dis¬ crimination In the United States must be halted as a basis for postwar collaboration with the rest of the world In the endea¬ vor to maintain an enduring peace, it was declared by Profess¬ or Clyde Kluckhom of Harvard University in an address deliv¬ ered at the fourth annual con¬ ference on Science, Philosophy And Religion in Their Relation to the Democratic Way of Life, meeting here.
Observing that discrimination is found In some of the great educational institutions in the United States, Prof Kluckhom said: "It is clear that In what Is In theory an educational or¬ ganization, qualifications other than those of Intellect and char¬ acter play a role".
At a later session of the con¬ ference, CathoUc, Protestant and Jewish scholars stressed the re¬ sponsibility ot religion in the es¬ tablishment of an enduring world peace. Dr. Henry Slonlm- sky of the Jewish Institute df Religion urged that Jews and non-Jews act in concert to recom¬ mend "world economic and poli¬ tical reforms". Such a united declaration, he said, would re¬ sult In "so great a volume of power, such a tidal wave of mor¬ al force, that the men who rule the.' world In leglplatlye h^lls
he'-iarried' alorig^ ana Obey Its voice".
Richard Bluesteln, coordinator of Antl-Defamatlon activities, with headquarters in Chicago, win be the principal speaker at the next meeting of Zion Lodge B'nai B'rith on Tuesday, October Sth, at 8 p. m., at the Broad St. Temple.
Mr. Bluesteln was formerly di¬ rector of the A. D. L. office In Boston, Mass., and has a broad knowledge of the program of the national defense agencies. He will talk on "The National Scene and the A., D. L."
This meeting will again he open to the entire Jewish com¬ munity and all who desire to know the present trends .In civic defense program will have this rare opportunity to acquire this information.
Plans on the membership of Zion Lodge will be outlined by Sidney Katz, chairman of com¬ mittee. Bernard Feitlinger. pres¬ ident of lodge will be chairman of the meeting.
REPORT SEC'Y OF STATE HULL PROMISES AU POSSIBLE AJD TO JEWISH REFUGEES
SPECIAXi noticb:
Thfi Commnnlty Council mjectlnf?, ortp^inully Hohcdtilpd on Wcdnesdny, October fl, hn.s been chanf^cd to Thursday, October 7, at the Schonthal Center.
The principal flpcaker.^ of the evening, Mr. Albert Schiff and Mr. K. .(. Schanfarber have prepared a splendid re- samo of the dlscnNsionn which took place at the recent Amorican Jewish Conference. In addition to these presenta- iionft, a number of other (op. ics of major Importance to our comniunlty «re also to be brouf^ht up for dlscnsslon.
A COHBBCTION
In the New Year's edition of the Chronicle, a greeting by Mr. and Mrs. S. Gatoff and fanilJy, t(KiO Wilson Ave., their son, Maxwell, In service Is mentioned and their other son, Nathan, also In the service, was omitted. The Chronicle regrets, very much' the omis¬ sion and extends its apologies to serviceman, Nathan, as well as to his parentjii.
Council Will Open First Meeting Of Season Tuesday
New members will be welcom¬ ed at, the opening meeting of the Council of Jewish Women next Tuesday (Oct. Sth), at 2 P. M , at the Bryden Road Tem¬ ple at which Mrs., William Biihlfl," toewlyM eleotiid-presldeiit; will- p r«'s 1 d e. Mrs. Albert Schiff, membership chairman, Mrs. David Cohen, assistant chairman and members of their committee, will serve as hostess¬ es.
Mrs. Mary Teeter of the Laz¬ arus book shop will present a prevue of 'What America Is Reading'-a timely discussion of appropriate books for gift giv¬ ing to soldiers and others Inter¬ ested in good books.
For the occasion Mrs. Julian
WALLACE TO SPEAK QN CBS YOM KIPPUR BROADCAST
HII/LEL  OPEN  HOUSE
The    B'nal    B'rith    HlUel
Foandutioii announcPN Its .-iii- naal Open House this Stiii- day, October 3rd, from 3 to 0 p. ni-, at the Foundation, 4« 16th Ave. AU friends ()( Hll¬ lel In the couiHiunlty aic ii)r. dlally Invited.
SPECIAL RADIO I'K()<;KAM
A special "Day of Atonement" radio program will be broadca.st under the au.splces nf Ihe Amor¬ ican Jewish Committee thl.-i Sun¬ day, Oct. 3rd, 2 to 2:.')() I'. M.. Eastern War Time, NUC net¬ work.
The program will include a dramatization of ".The Battle of the Warsaw Ghetto", and a huh- day message delivered hy our President, Judge Joseph M. Prps. kauer...
NEW VOBK (JPS) — Vice President Henry A. Wallace will be the principal speaker on a special Yom,Kippur program un¬ der the auspices of the National Jewish Welfare Board to he Broadcast October 7th over the Columbia network, it was an¬ nounced here by the Columbia Broadcasting System. The Vice President will speak from Wash¬ ington.
Chaplain Max Braude, cxeiii- tlve officer of the Army Cha|i- lain'3 School, Harvard Univer¬ sity, wili be heard on the same l)rogram in an address from Boston, Mass.
—Buy   War  Bonds
vol- CAN STILL INSERT NEW Vh'AK (;RKK'riN(;.S
Barlt has written a piece. 'Coun¬ cil Speaks', for which she will be narrator, assisted hy Mrs. Samuel Dlampnd.
Mrs. Louis Maduson will pre¬ side at the t6a following the pro¬ gram. The opening prayer will be given by Mrs. Harry Friedon- berg.
Members are requested to bring sales tax stamps to the meeting as well as discarded costume Jewelry which can be used by American soldiers abroad for bartering piu^iosea.
SENIOR HADASSAH TO HOLD ONEG SHABAT
The Columbus Chapter of Sen¬ ior Hadassah announces the first of a series of Oneg Shabat teps to be held on Saturday, October 16th. at the home of Mrs. Harry Gilbert. 410 S. Columbia Ave. Watch the Chronicle for the com¬ plete program and plan to attend.
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KOHN HEAOS ZIONIST MEMBERSHIP DRI\fE
In keeping with traditional custpniN of extending a|)|>ro- priale .Neiv Vejii* (Jreellngs t(t friends and relalives, the Cluonlele will be happy to In- .serl these in Ils .ne.\l inioui, prior to Voni Kippur, Oil. 9th,. However, these greets In^ niust he phoned in no later (hun Thursduy of next week,     (all AD. 21)54.
The Zionist program, adopted by the American Jewish Confer¬ ence, is now the program of American Jewry. This has given rise to a great surge of Interest in the Zionist mo.vement In all Jewish communities throughout the country.
In response to this widespread interest, the Zionist Organlza- tiori of America feels that it is its duty to' afford as many people as pos.-iible the opportun¬ ity to become acquainted with its work and its alms. A nation¬ al membership drive, therefore Is now being Inaugurated by all Zionist districts throughout America.
An extensive campaign Is be¬ ing planned In Columbus, with Ihe hope of enlisting every adult In the community. it i.s headed hy Leonard Kohn, a.s chairman of the menii)er.ship drive committee, with the assist ance of Leonard Manekln, .lark Sher, Hen Grossman and Sig Weisskerz as vice chairmen. A group of membership solicitoiK is also to be organized.
A meeting of these solicitors will be held at the Peshler Wal¬ lick Hotel, Parlors A, B, and C, this Sunday, October 3, at 2:30 P. M. A social hour and refresh¬ ments will follow the meeting, anyone willing to serve as solici¬ tor. Is welcome to come to the meeting and assist In this great
Leonard -Kolin
cause.
It Is the duty of every .lew in this greatest crisis in our history to do his utmost In order that the decisions of the American Jewish Conference be translated into reality. You can do thi.s b.v joining the Zionist Organization of America. Do not wail to lie asked. I'lease fill in the blank on pa^e 2 and mail your $5.'00 an¬ nual dues to Kred Yenkin, Box 1914, Columbus, Ohio.
WASHINGTON (JPS)—In re¬ ply to a request by a group of labor leaders that the United Nations admit to all territories under their control Jewish refu- gees who escape from Axis- dominated Europe, it was report¬ ed here that Secretary of State Cordell Hull Indicated his ap¬ proval of the Initiative taken by organized American labor and said he would do all that wa.s po.ssible to alleviate the suffer, ing of European Jewry.
The request was presented in the form of a Joint statement signed by William Green, Presi¬ dent of the American Federation of Labor; David Dublnsky. Presi. dent of the International Ladies Garment Workfers Union; Adolph Held, Chairman of the Jewi.sh Labor Comfnlfttee, and Philip Murray, President of the Cong¬ re.ss of Industrial Organizations. It urged the United States Gov¬ ernment to reiterate It.s warnings to all tho.se "guilty of aiding the Nazi leaders In their Inhuman campaign of exterminating the defenseless Jewish population of Europe, that they will be held accountable as war criminals and will be punl.shed for every Innocent life they have taken".
Pointing out that Hitler had "solemnly warned the civilized world that should the Nazi hordes face defeat they will leave not a single Jew jdlve in thelif retreafj the statetSSStobi'.eryiS' '"Today aK^gfaiidasbn, <5;; brink of defeat. Italy has su^j' rendered unconditionally; on the Eastern front the Nazis are crumbling; the German legions are In retreat everywhere.
"Free American Labor which feels a kinship with the victims of Nazi terror, has been horror- stricken by the slaughter being carried on against the Jews", It continued.
"Tim;e and again the desperate cry of the Jews languishing in the ghettos, death chambers, and concentration camps has reach¬ ed us here. Time and again the President of the United States, the Secretary of Stale,and Americans of all walks of life, of all creeds and colors, have de¬ clared their revulsion at the ab¬ ominable crimes perpetrated by the Nazl.s upon a ilefensele.s.s peo. pie.
"The United States therefore must warn the German people that the United Nations have decided to establish the identity of those Germans who are re¬ sponsible for the acts (jf .savagery against the Jews and other peo¬ ples; Ihat as each of these crim¬ inal ilecils Is commuted it Is he¬ ing Investigated, and evidence i.s relentlessly being piled up for the purposes of justitX'.
"We al.so appeal to nur Gov¬ ernment and to the Governments of the United Nalion.s" the state¬ ment continued, "to admit lo all territories under their control, Jewish refugees who may suc¬ ceed In escaping from the Nazi hell. Now is the time to sal¬ vage those Jewish people who are sllll alive and who can still be saved.
"American labor, on its part, in answer to the ma.ss horror that is being inflicted on our broth¬ ers in Europe, pledges again to use all efforts in the future as it has done ih the past for the complete destruction of the ene¬ mies of democracy and its legions of death. We shall fight on until our enemies have surrend¬ ered   unconditionally".
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