Ohio Jewish chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1943-06-11

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JIHRONICLE
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Vol. 22, No. 24
COLUMBUS, OHIO, FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1(M,1
Omotei to AmsriuB •nd Jewish Idasls
Strictly Confidential
Tidbits From Gyerywhere By Phinoos J. Biron
MILITARY INFORMATION . .
188 The tenth and final volume ot the Univer.sal Jewi.sh Encyclo¬ pedia is on the press now . . 'Vol- lune.Nlne, which has just appear¬ ed, contains among other things a mosl eornprehensive and ex¬ citing article on the Jew as a soldier . . . Outstanding .lewish heroes ot World 'War 11 in case you don't know Ihem, are: Mil¬ ton Woltt ot the Lincoln-Wash¬ ington Batlallion in the Spanish Civil War ... A lad named "l.s- sy" who brought down a big German bomber that had matle It Us specialty lo sti-ate London's Kast End , , . Brigadier FVeder- ick II. Kisch, General Montgom¬ ery's li-ansportalion chief, who was killed in North Africa . , . General Moi.she Cohen, Cliiang Kai-Shek's trusted troublc-.shoot- er . . . Mortlecal Fritzis, hero of the Greek 'Army at Tepelini , , , lakov Smushkevich, Ctimmander ot Soviet Russia's Air Force , . , Then'"there's Waller Winchell, who reveals that the fivci Sulli¬ van brothers —George, Frank, Joseph, Madison and Albert — who went down with^lhe li, S, Cruiser Juneau had a mixture of strains in them — Irish, Scotch and Jewish . . .To our Jewish honor roll you should also add the two Greenhul brolhers from Brooklyn, Plylpg Lieut. Sidney D. and Major *-red W. . . Both of them are with our troops abroad, and performed well in North Africa. WAR BCHOES ....
)SB William B. Zift, author of "The Comlrtg Battle of Ger¬ many", is very proud these days, and rightly so . . . His plan lo knock out Germany by air has been adopted . . . For that mat ler, it was Ziff who in his book publLshed lasl .summer, project¬ ed the idea of smasliing the "docks and loekgales which carry the canal aero.-s the River Envs" . . . That Is exactly what the RAF tlid a lew weeks ago. when It put that industrial Ruhr area under watet' . . . Don'l miss Herbert 11. Lehman's artiele. "Agrleuiture's Post-War .loli", in the June issue ot The Counlry Ceni'leniaii^ . , The ex-Gover¬ nor's stirvPy of what will be neetled to feed senii-.slarved Ku¬ rope is not only eye-opening, but staggering , . . i-"ailure lo "pro¬ vide llie neeessary loud will in- vile an era ot eeonoiuie. |iolUic,r and social aiuireliy", ,-.ays Coi Lehman , , . 'I'hat .lewish (leleit.e lion troiu the Soviet riii.Hi, e,\- peeU'd iiliy ila,\' no\^-, will be wel¬ comed   by   a   ili.-tiiigui^lied   n.i-
ITnited Jewish Fund To Launch
Campaign Tuesday Evening
Sees Anti-Semitism Growing In Middle West
NEW YORK UPS) — The growth ot antl-Semltlsm in the Middle West is reported in The Propaganda Battletronl. semi¬ monthly newsletter issueti by Friends ot Democracy, Inc., in an account hy Dr, L. M, llirkhead, Nalional Director of tbe organi¬ zation.
Reviewing the observali'ons made and conclusions peached on the basis of a .survey fontlueled ''in a dozen states ami in a doz¬ en leailing eilie.s from Cleveland to Kansas City, in an attempt to 'sound out the war temper of the Middle West', whose people will a.ssuredly resolve the final workl position of the United States in the event of total vic¬ tory for the United Nations", Dr.  nirkhead declared:
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American Jewish Conference Fixed For August 29th
NEW YORK (JPS) — The American .lewish Conferenee will take place on August 211th. il was decided by the Executive Committee ot the body at an all- day meeting held here, aceoril- Ing to authoritative informalion made available lo the Indejiend- ent Jewish Pres.s Service.
It is uiKlerstood that a strong fight was made to postjione the session of the representative as¬ sembly until late in November, bul this was defeated. One group urged thtj postponement of the Conference on the ground that it was impossible to pre¬ dict what might he .said by dele- gales to the Conference and that this would he unwise for the Jewish people during the period of the War.
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NEW YORK l.ll'Sl —Dr. Jo¬ seph J. Schwartz of New Yorlt City and Kurt Peiser of Phila¬ delphia, arrived in Lisbon en¬ route to Nfrrlh Africa, where they will launch ihe organrza- lion of JewLsb relief and rehabili¬ tation wtirk, il was announeed here by the Joint Distribution ''I Commitlce.
Community Invited To Formal Institute Dedication Sunday
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Formally opening the 1943 once-a-year annual United' Jewish Fund Campaign, Columbus will inaugurate the "Kick Oft" dinner meeting next Tuesday evening, June 15th, at the Winding Hollow Country Club. To meet the unprecedented needs of the most critical hour in world his¬ tory, the meeting will set off a record drive for a sum which must exceed last year's effort hy a consitlerable margin. Over 50 agencies are the beneficiaries of thi.s fund-
The campaign .strategy this year will be no different than any other similar fund rai.sing efforts in Ihe past. There will be no rallies to fire the cnthusia.=?m of the 'Volun¬ teers, no pep-meetings, no luncheons, no speakbrs, no fan¬ fare. Those attending the dinner meeting Will receive a first hand account of the foreign .situation. Among those who are to be heard will be E. .1. Schanfarber, President of the local United Jewish Fund since its organization 17 yeai-s ago; Robert Schiff, general chairman- and Simon Laz¬ arus, Trea.surer of the Furld.   '
.¦\erording to Rohert W. Schiff, Columhus tunil leaders have set lasl year's goal as the minimum limit, bul the upper limit can. (inly be sel by the open hearts of all donors. Where last year we had the misery ot millions, this year their ml.series havo in¬ creased tren^endou.sly. The fury of Hitler's henchmen is being fell in new places, in new areas. The misery of those not in Hit¬ ler's clutches have not been min- 1 imized — we need to give, and lo give generously, Mr. Schiff said.
Preparations tor the cam¬ paign which have heen going on for the past four weelis have been virtually completed, with pnly final details remaining be¬ fore Tuesday. An army of several hundred campaign workers have been enrolled to volunteer their time and effort during the 21 days of the cam¬ paign, and has held all ot Us preliminary meetings to plan the solleilation.
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