Ohio Jewish chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1936-02-07

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A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE JEWISH HOME
Volume XVII—No, no
COLUMBUS, OHIO, KEBRUARY ;, 1936
Per Year $3.00; Per Copy 10c
Strictly Confidential
TlD-BlTS FROM EVERYWHERE
nr FniNIEAB J. BIBON
Backstage Drama
There's a mystifying ahgle, which most of those present missed, to;the introduc¬ tion of the resolution, endorsing the plan to raise a huge sum to linancc the. exo¬ dus of German Jews...The resolution was, as you should remember, introduced hy William Rosenwald, yourigest son of the late Julius (Sears, Ro,ebuck) Rosen¬ wald, at the" Temple Emanu-El recep¬ tion of the Joint Distribution Commit¬ tee , for Sir Herbert Samuel, Viscount Bearsted and. Simon Marks... One para¬ graph in the resolution expressed satis¬ faction that nothing in the plan contem¬ plates any measures which will facilitate the export of German goods.. .It was at the o'ffibe of the Non-Sectarian Anti- Nazi League that some one discovered, in the. current issue of the Anti-Nazi Economic   Bulletin,   a   stori-   headlined
, ''Sears/ Roebuck, Still Buying Reich Goods Despite lf)34 Pledge,]'.. .And this is the mystery—whether young Rosen¬ wald doesn't know what his firm is do¬ ing, or whether hc inirodiiced the rcsolii- tion to make amends...
Nazis Rejoice ¦ -Jewish nCwis is making the headlines in Naziland at the time, of writing..;. Here in New York Max Reinhardt's production of Franz Werfel's "Eternal Road" is having a financially and tech- ,nically difficult time (vve're not worried, for, we have complete confidence in the
.ability gf Meyer W. Weisgalj the spon¬ sor of: the spectacle, to overcame , all .dilficulties—but, Hitler dbesn't know Meyer).:, .And over in Berlin the pa¬ pers, are joyfully proclaiming the col-l lapse of an anti-5^azi Jewish enterprise
, ...Werfel commented on this situation as follows: "The- Berh'ii Olympics will take place—how, then, can we Jews let 'The Eternal Road,' our answer to Hit^ lerism, .be abandoned?". ...All .of which reminds us that. Max Reinhardt's son .Wolfgang (jiiictly got married in Holly¬ wood the other day, advising his father only after, the fact...
¦ London Bulletin Did you know that King Ed'ward VI fl once considered a public denunciation of Sir Oswald 'Mosley's :ahti-Semitic black- shirts?.. .Sir Herbert ,Samuel is said to have   declared,; at , a  private. gathering
' here, that there; is nothing for anti-Nazi ¦forces to be worried about in the ICiiig's friendship - for Germans, evidenced ¦ sev¬ eral times during the funeral ceremonies, for the .'late King GeOrge V.. .For -while Edward VIIJ is on very, friendly terms
. with maiiy Germans, hc is violently and unalterably opposed to any type of per¬ secution...Maxim Litvinbff, Russia's representative at King George's funeral, was kept apart from the Nazi delegation because the latter . threatened to stay awayif the Soviets* Jewish 'Foreign, Gonimissar. was placed, near him...For; the same reason the King's state bantiuet was.limitcd.to royalty...And while we'.__ On, London, let us remind ypii of our fourth, British visitor, Joseph L. Cohen, .secretary and adviser on, Jiiwisii affairs to,one of the much-publicized three,: Si' mon Marks.. iCohen, some pf, you may recall, was the first man to rccrUit,vo¬ lunteers, for the Jewish Legipn ih New York during the world war. .- In thc B^ck Room The, New Deal is banking heavily on Governor Lehman's huge Jewish follow- inig to carry New York State for Roose¬ velt next November. ..That's why .Far; ley'is pijtting sUch terrific pressure on Lehman to get him to announce bis can¬ didacy, for reelection as soon as possible .'.If AlSmitl^ really takes'the warpath against FDR. in the presidential cam' paign Leiinian will be in a tough spot ...Lehman's political debut wa's spon¬ sored by Smith and when the Haippy Warrior was governor Lehman was one of his closest advisers..,Noiv Lehman will have to choose between Smith and Roosevelt.. iThe same dilemma fac<._ Governor   Horner   of   Illinois.. .Tiirhed
AMERICAN JEWRY UNITES ON PALESTINE
-AN. EDirOlUAL-
Thc National Conference for l'i\Icstinc, ^summoned by the United I'alcstine Appeal and having the participation of the forty- two outstanding nation.al .leivish orRani^.ations of America, met at Washington, I>. C, during the past week-end nnd emerged with a. scries of decisions that reflects honor upon thc seriousness of American .Tewish communal leaders and that promises much for the solution of the problem of Jewish homclessness—that is, if money willback up words.
Thc princip.'U action of thc Conference was to raise the quota of the United Palestine Appeal from S2,.500,()00 to ,$,'{,500,000 at thc cabled request of the .Tewish Agency for Palestine, which iminted out that it was completely unable to cope with thc tre¬ mendous pressure exerted by ,Tews in many Lands clamoring for admission to Palestine. If American Jewry is seriously concerned about rescuing a maximum number of Jews from Germany, if it genuinely desires to salvage as large a number as possible from Poland, Rumania, etc., it must provide far more than the paltry sums which have been given to Palestine in the pa,st few years. Even with the United ,Tewish Appe.il of last year the Jewish Agency recuivcd about $600,000, a trifling amount when one recognizes the vsist scope of the problem.
'There was unanimity at Washington on the place of Pales¬ tine as the p.iramount land of Jewish immigration. Zionists and non-Zionists alike admitted it.' A highlight of the conference was the reading of a message from Alfred M. Cohen, President of thc B'nai B'ritli, who said that just on the Sunday when the confer¬ ence was meeting at Washington the B'nai B'rith, also convinced that Palestine is the only place, was considering a specific task to help the upbuilding of Palestine. It seemed to be the convic¬ tion of all the delegates, a greater number and of a more repre¬ sentative character than even at last year's historic conference, that whatever energies American Jewry was to exert on behalf of the Jews of Germany as well as elsewhere shpuld go largely to the one land where thc greatest results could be obtained: Palestine.
The second important decision of the conference was its em¬ phasis upon the Jewish Agency for I'alestine. Anything to be done in Palestine through the funds raised by tlic Council for German Jewry, a new body to be created by the committee headed by Sir Herbert Samuel,, must be planned jointly with and executed exclusively by the Executive of the .Jewish Agency. Thc inten¬ tion of that significant and epoch-making resolution was: first, to avoid duplication; secondly, to take advantage of the rich ex¬ perience of the Jewish Agency during fifteen years of constructive colonization and settlement work in P.ilestine; thirdly, to strengthen the supreme instrument of the .Jewish people in Palestine, as recognized by the League of Nations' Mandate, so that, politically and economically, it would be better armed to fight for Jewish rights and stimulate Jewish progress.
The National Conference for Palestine brought together many of the most important leaders in American Jewry. They did not pussyfoot on important issues. They spoke plainly, yet with tact. Thcy decided on a great task, and they seemed imbued with seri¬ ous intention to execute it. We earnestly hope that the Jews of America will respond to the high scuisc of public responBibllilV.. that was the keynote and thc challenge of the National Con ference for Palestine.
Z. B. T. Charter Members of
Nu Chapter to Attend
Jubilee Feb. 29
Celebrating its twenty-fifth anniver¬ sary on Feb. 2i), Nu chapter, Zeta Beta Tau is preparing for one'of the out¬ standing social events in its history on the Ohio State University campus. Every alumnus of the fraternity has been in¬ vited. for the Silver Jubilee celebration.
Present plans for the Jubilee include a buffet luncheon at 'the chapter house at 17'1 E. Woodruff Ave., at noon, Feb. 29; an informal open house in the after¬ noon.; and a formal stag banquet, at the Neil House in,the evening. ; ¦ . The five.charter members of the chap- tervvho .applied for the charter in 1911, Messrs.. Joseph Willkoff of Youngstown, Jacob ,B. Rietkin of Mt. Vernon,.N.. Y., Arnold Schapiro of Portsmouth,. Ralph Levinson of Steubenville, and Louis M. Greenstein of Columbus, will be honored at the banquet.
Herbert Wise is chairman pf the Silver Jubilee committee which, includes:' Charles F. Luft, president of the Columbus Zeta ]5eta Tau Grad Club, Samuel D. LuchSj Gus K. Bowman, Dr. S. D. Edelman, Leo ' Yassenoff,' ¦and Mr.. .¦ Greenstein. Active members of thd. frate'rnity who are taking charge of arrangcmentsL are Robert A- Glick and Jerome Hofmayer.
Dr. L. R,. Basch, Messrs., Leon Fish¬ man, Troy Feibel, Byron Goldsmith, Jack Goodman, Maurice Greenberg, Morton Gumble, Myer Hausman, Lee Hofheimer,
Steve Hofmayer, Harry Kohn (associate
down'iw tli7n.'m."'  ;"T'''"-'."'™imembcr),   Ben   Lurie,    Julian    Marcus,
down  by thc  Democrats   for  renomina-IrA  JJ.„.^\a*..:i^^ t>*.:„L   t-,.
tion he, is undecided whether to make
independent race and risk the chance of splitting hi.<} party in a crucial political year...We he^r, that Al Smith didn't take Dr,. Henry Moskowitz's advice to| tone down his speech.. .Moskowitz,- hus' band of Smith's late adviser, Mrs. Belle] Moskowitz, counselled dilferent tactics ...Robert Moses, fex-New York secre¬ tary of State, is credited with having written much of the Smith speech... Mpses is also reported to be urging the| Repubh'cans to name Al aa their presi¬ dential standard-bearer. ..That meeting between Roosevelt and Miax D. Stcuer,, who 18 a Tammany big-wig, was part of the plan to make peace between FDR and the Tiger.,.The National Repub¬ lican Committee is plenty worried over the flood of anti-Semitic Hteratiire be- inff issued by anti-Roosevelt outfits... Stuff like that has a way of becoming a {Continued' on page 4)
Dave Neustadt;:Joe Prince, Jack Ratner, E. J, Schanfarber (associate meinber), Leon Silverman, Lester Silverman, Robert Weiler, and Jux Weinberg are among the local Zeta Beta Tau almnni who have been invited to attend the Silver Jubilee.
First Hand Information on Germany to Be Given Be¬ fore Agudath Achim Guild
At 8:.^0 Wednesday everiingi;Feb. I'i, the Agudath Achim Guild offers another entertaining and ediicational prograni \yhich will be open to the Jewish com¬ munity of Columbus.'>
On this-evening the GuiW WJILpre¬ sent, in addition to a regular business meeting, a German-Jewish speaker, cently, from Germany and from incar¬ ceration in one of Adolph ,Hitler's con cciitra:tibn cainps. For obvious^ reasons the name of this speaker must be with held,' He was a. journalist and.has ob-, tained first-hand, information through this means. Furthermore, he was active in promoting alctivitics of the anti-Fascist air, force, known as the Air Force bf the Republican Defense Corps, the most vigorous, enemies of' Hitler's Storm Troopers. He has'been behind anti-Nazi machine giins.since the trouble in Munich ill 1922, and has personal information on Hitler's rise to power froni the time lie was a poor Austrian.'
The speaker, a man of hiigh education and who is well-versed in-the EngHsl: language, will.comment on all the above, give excerpts from history interesting tn every Jew. and will further explain Hit ler's plan for the Jewish people.  /
Large   Turnout   Expected  al
Jr. Hadassah Donor Tea
Sunday at 3 P. M.
Zanesville Jewry Benefit Valen¬ tine Day Dance Sunday Eve,
Ziinesville Jewry is entertaining with a benefit Valentine dance Sunday night, Feb, 9, at the Zane Hotel Rathskeller from 9 to 2:30 o'clock, proceeds of which will go to the Auxiliary of the Beth Abraham Congregation. A moat cordial invitation" is extended to all Jewish com-' munities of central Ohio.
Miss Sylvia Regen and Miss Rhea Zwielliug, the committee in charge, are promising many novelty and Leap Year features for the affair for which a record crowd is anticipated.
Columbus Jr. Hadassah holds its an nual donor tea Sunday (tomorrow) at 3 o'clock at .the Neil House, • for- which Mrs. Sidney Oilman of Granville, Ohio, a prominent' Junior Hadassah worker and past president of tlic Minneapolis chapter, has been scheduled to speak.
The afternoon promises to be a most enjoyable one, with songs by Mr, Eldon Howells, a pupil of Mrs. Elizabeth Wil son Aler, accompanied by Miss Agnei Wright, both of'whom are welLknown for their excellent weekly broadcasts over the Columbia Network; piano selec¬ tions by Miss Evelyn Levin, a pupil of Mrs. Eva Frosh Lehman; and dancing by nicmbers of the Beaux Arts Studios.
Rabbi Zelizer's Sermon
. Rabbi Nathan Zelizer will speak at tin Broad St. Temple Friday evening, Feb. 14 at 8, o'clock pn ."Israel's Names." Cajitor Solomon Grodner ' will officiate. The public is welcome.
To Address B'nai B'rith Lodge Monday Evening
Jud^e RoLj H.Wiiliams
}w\ge_ Hoy H.-Williams of the. Sii' preme Court of .Ohio will be the guest speaker at the B'nai ^ B'rith. .meeting, Monday. cvcningf February lOth at the Broad St. Temple. His subject wtU bej "Lessons from Lincoln." .
Judge Williams has always taken an .fictiye part in Jewish affairs. In 1931 hei received a medal from the American Jew¬ ish Relief Committee jn recognition of his (li.itinguished work as chairman of the committee which raised funds in San¬ dusky, Ohio, his hornecity, fbr the Jewish Refugees of Eastern-Europe.
Judge Williams: has lieen connected with the administration of justice' for over thirty years.; He served as. County' Prosecutor of Erie Cbimty, Judge of the Court of Coinmon Pleas of; the same comity for ten years and later as Judge] of the Court of Appeals of the Toledo Distrct for ten years until he | was ele¬ vated to the Supreme Court of Ohio.
Judge, Williams has for his ¦ secretary, Julius B.'Amber,' a.yoiing Jewish lawyer of Cleveland who participated in many Jewish activities in that cjty.
10,000 Jews Face Starvation as Polish Anti-Semites Run Riot
WARSAW (WNS)—Tcii thousand Jews in tiie Radom district arc facing starvation as a result of the systematic campaign of anti-'Semitic terror to wliich Ihey are being subjcctetl, it was reported by a Jewish delegation which came here from Opocziio Pzcctcik and Odcziva to obtain help. Telling how Jewish shops have had to close because the anti-Semites are running wild, the delegation declared that atthougl^ tlie identity of the.hooligans is known the police have done nothing to protect the  Jewish  populace.
Rabbi Reports Anti-Semitism Growing Aniong Negroes
NEW YORK 1(WNS)—A plea ,'for better, understanding betweeii Jews and Negroes in this country is voiced by Rabbi Edward L. Israel of Baltimorq^ eminent Zionist and advocate bf social justice, in an article in thc current issue of Thcn Crisis, ofiicial organ of the N^i- tionaf Association for the Advancement of Colored People, in which he declares that anti-Semitism is growing among: Negroies.    In  support  of  this   assertion
JDC   Leaders   Back   Reich
Exodus Plan Provided It
Doesn't Violate Boycott
NEW YORK (WNS)—Unanimous endorsement Of thc project tb raise $15,- 000,00(> from worUl Jewry to finance the migration of Jews from Germany with- thc express provision that the plan in- . volves nothing'that would aid or facili¬ tate German exports was voted by 2,000 leaders of New York Jewry at a recep¬ tion tendered by the Joint Distribution Committee to Sir Herbert: Samuel, Vis-" count Bearsted and Simon Marks, the delegation of English Jews who came here to discuss the proposed, plan with American Jewry. The visitors, who were making their first joint public appearance in the United States, disclosed that Brit¬ ish Jewry lias pledged $5,000,000 toward the fund.
The resolution to support the plan, in¬ troduced by William Rosenvyald, younger, son-of the late Julius Rosenwald, reads: "Having heard the message of our dis¬ tinguished colleagues from. Great Britain and the words of James G. McDonald, former High Commissioner for Refugees. Coming from Gerrnany, I propose that assembled here this evening, we solemnly
Rabbi Wohl of Cincinnati to
Address the Hadassah
Tuesday at Temple
Rabbi Sainuel Wohl pf Cincinnati, a receiit visitor in Palestine and of the] World's .Zionist Congress, will bring to Columbiis a most interesting message.of the Jewish homeland when'he addresses Columbus Chapter of Hadassah at its annual. Linen Shower Tuiisday, Feb. 18, at 2 o'clocle at the Bryden Road Temple. ; The-purpose of the Linen Shower is to. accumulate linens: pillow-cases, sheets, towels, or money, which all members are requested to bring for distribution among Hadassah's own hospitals and to all others in need of them.,        .
Mrs; Louis I^^achman, chairman, and Mrs. J. K. Borristein,.cb-chairman, Mmes. W. A. Hersch, Albert Schiff, Bernard Feitlinger, B..W. Abramson, Jule Mark, Justin Sillman, J^ Krakowitz, B. F- Levi¬ son, and A. Danziger comprise the com¬ mittee of arrangements for the. shower,
Rabbi Israel cites the appearance of ads in :the situations wanted columns of resolve as follows: 1. We await with Negro newspapers expressing profcssion'| anxiety the. action of the League of Na- for Christian employers.. He also quotes'tions' upon the recent report of High , a leader of the,Intcr-Racial.Commission,| Commissioner, McDonald, which shows whicll does welfare work among Negroes,'by irrefutable proof the intolerable con- as admitting that this commission is not! ditions in Germany; 2. Wc continue, our friendly, to Jews,, and recalls that Jewish'earnest appeal for the. restoration of all
civil,    political   and   religious  rights in Germany;  3, Meantime,, mindful of the unbearable plight of the Jews of Ger-t. many, we view with sympathy the. pro-.,, posals   of   our. colleagues    from    Great Britain  which   envisage   an   emigration from Germany of from 20,000 to 25,000. Jews anuiially for a number of years to , come;   1, Wc pledge our cooperation in thc endeavor promptly to raise-.from ,all possible   sources  thiioughout  the   world $10,000,000 for such purposes.   Wc note with   gratification  the  readiness  of.the  : Jews of .Great Britairi to;contribute sub-- stantially: towards such a fuhd.    In the ¦past three years the JeWs of the world have  given .substantial  aid  to  refugees from  Germany  irrespective .of race.or.¦ creed,. .This..we.mus.i.continue to do. We. hope for the cooperation of individuals ' and: organizations .throughout the world; vvho may be concerned, with the tragic problems which confront us; 5. We note from  Ithe  statements  this; evenings that the-se^ plans do not in any way contemn plate ¦ oi^   include' any   measures . -which will  aid ;0r  facilitate in the expbrt of" German goods.    This we regard as ;an essential .condition."      *   .
Besides the ' three guests the speakers •¦ included, James N. Rosenberg, vice-presi¬ dent of the JDC, Felix M. Warburg, Rabbi Jonah B. Wise, national chairman, of the JDC campaign,.Jamei!G. McDon¬ ald and Mr-KpiSenwald.   .
storekeepers were the heaviest sufferers] during last year's-riots ,in Harlem. .' ¦ The; chief basis of Rabbi Israel's charge was his experience before a Balti¬ more Negro -club where he debated against an eininent sociologist on the question • "Is Hitler's Attitude Toward the Jews. Justified?" Rabbi IsraeL re¬ ports that while his opponent did not sympathize with Nazi anti-Semitism he attempted to justify from a, scientific viewpoint the Nazi racial theory and that, his arguments were, applauded by the Negro audience. During the question period thst followed the debate, a number of Negro,, intellectuals "quizzed Rabbi Israel in a manner that indicated fa¬ miliarity with : the stock anti-;Semitic arguments: ¦ "Mentioning -'Negro .resent* niicrit against Jewish department stores iiL Baltimore that bar Negro patrons. Rabbi, Israel admitted this to be true but pointed outjhat the majority of,Jewish stores do not discriminate against Negroes despite the fact that 90 per cent of the white Christian-owned stores do dis¬ criminate. Rabbi Israel also expressed surprise that a resolution expressing, op¬ position to American participation.ih the Berlin, Olympics was. barely adopted at this m,eetinE. '"¦'¦¦:
COLUMBUS T. H. DINNER TO BE HELD SUNDAY EVE
A delightful evening has been planned by- the Tahara.q Hamishpacha society for its' Chicken, Dinner which takes: place Sunday .(tomorrow) in the Banquet Hall of the Agudath Achim Synagogue at 6 o'clock. ^.   ,.    ,
Rahbi Greenwald will (ieliver the open¬ ing address and the Rabbi' Hirs.chprung will' offer .'the .closing message of the evening, according to Mr. C. H. Fur man,"-chairman of the afifair. .
Mrs.. Jacob Schottenstein, 838 Bryden Rd., chairman of the organization, and Mrs. J. Kaller, .100 E. Fulton St., Vice President, 'Mrs. Ida Garek, 875 Oak St., and Mrs. Max Goodman, 788 Wager St. comniittee members take this means of extending a most cordial invitation tb all Columbus Jewry to attend thjs affair, jprocceds of which will go to the so¬ ciety's building prograni. Admission is fifty cents. '     '
Public  Invited  to  Voliner  So¬ ciety's Bingo Party Feb. 16
The public is cordially invited to a Bingo party being sponsored by the Vol¬ iner Society Sunday evening, Feb. 16, in the Social Hall of the Agudath Achim congregation. Valuable prizes will be given away.- Admission is free.
Rabbi H. Kaplan to Address Temple   Sisterhood   Tuesday
The Hillel Players, of Ohio State Uni¬ versity will present "Hear, Oh Israel," an original prize play by Miss.Harriet Hyman,; at the next meeting o.f the Rose F. Lazarus Sisterhood to be held ^Tiies- day, Feb.,U at two o'clock at the Bryden Rd. Temple. The afternoon wilL be in charge of the Students* Activity Com¬ mittee of which Mrs. J. S. Resler, 2560 Fair Ave., is chairman.'       .
Rabbi Harry Kaplan, director of Hil¬ lel at Ohio. S^atc University, will, talk on ,"Whither .Youth." A Valentine treat served by Mrs. Jack Meyers, 2173 Bry¬ den Rd., and her committee will close the afternoon's program. ¦       V
Rabbi Hirschsprung to Speak
On   Mizrachi  Platform  at
Open Forum Feb. 14
Rabbi . M. Hirschsprung will address the Agudath Achim,Open Foriiin Friday evening, February l-t, on tho subject: "The. Mizrachi Platform."^ This lecture i,s now timely because of the Mizrachi conventipn to be held in Washington, February 10, where the victory of ortho¬ doxy at the last Zionist .cdngress wiU'be .widely discussed and. the agreement with the radical wing,in Zionism Will bc ap¬ proved- The rabbi's lecture will deal with the theoretical side of the Mizrachi plat¬ form-
Rabbi Hirschsprung was recently elec¬ ted and inaugurated as president of the local   Mizrachi. organization,   succeeding
B'n^i B'rith Ex-President Is Candidate for State Repre- ' sentative
Announcement   of , his , candidacy   for the Republican nomination for.state rep¬ resentative was made Monday by I. V/;. Garek, a member of the law firm of C- P- ¦ Crabbe, Garek and Sillman.    He served , as assistant county prosecutor for three , years  together \vith Myron B. Gessariian, ' now  Mayor Of -Co¬ luinbus.
"i seek an oppor¬ tunity to render an honest aiid intelligent public service. To'. that end I pledge the . fullest measure, of my time, energy and ability for, the wel¬ fare of the public," he declared.
He is a member of Neocacia Lodge of .Masons, Elks, Buckeye Republican club, Cohimbus JJar Association, Ohio State Bar association, is a past president of Zion'Lodge and Ohio and Kentucky slate association of B'nai B'rith, ig a. member of Alph Epsilon Pi fraternity, Agudath Achim, Bryderi Road Temple and Excelsior club.   He is a graduate of
Mr. Ciarek is 31 years of age, and had resided in Columbus more than 30 years. He -is married, has a daughter and lives at 606 Bedford place.
Rabbi   Greenwald   and   Qias^   Furman,
vyho served as presidents during the last I Ohio State university, class 192'1.
three years, and were now named as.lion-.'
orary president and honorary trustee, re-
spectvely.   L. Mclnian was elected vice
presidenti Rev. Baker, secretary and Mr.
Byer treasurer.
Lecture Postponed The lecture on "Mendelsohn and Meii- <iele," which Rabbt Hirschsprung was to deliver, hefore the Young Judea 5tudy Circle on the occasion of the anniver¬ saries of these two men of letters, was postijoned, due. to the cold weather, until today, Saturday, February 8th. Boys and girls between the ages of 17 and 21 are eligible to join tliis lecture course.
W. *«arek
Agudath    Achim    Sisterhood . Meeting Next Tuesday
Cantor Gillman is in charge ,of the musical program for thc regular meeting of the sisterhood of Agudath Achim to be held Tuesday, Feb. 11 at 2 :15. o'clock. in the Banquet Hall of the Synagogue.' Mrs. Ben Greenberg, Mrs. Simon Top¬ olosky, and Mrs. Abe. Krako^, hostesses, are -urging all members to attend.      ,   '