Ohio Jewish chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1937-03-12

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A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE JEWISH HOME
[Devoted  to  American
and
Jewish Ideals
COLUMBUS, OHIO, JIARCII 12, 1937
Strictly Confidential
Br PHINEAS J. BIRON
Nazi-ltig
Columb'ia Broadcasting System lia.'i a sense of Ininior. ..Asked to broad¬ cast Hitler's recent Reiclistag address, CliS refused unless all German sta- ' tions I)roadcast a message hy Dr, Ste¬ phen  S.   Wise..;No  American  net¬ work carried, the Fuehrer's harangue ...Thc  Clicst  for  the Liberation of ¦ Workers   of  Europe,   thc   anti-Nazi and anti-Fascist arm of the Ameri¬ can   Federation   of   Labor,   is   being liquidated. ..The     Swedish    govern¬ ment   is   opiwsed   to'   Fascism   and Nazism   but   the   Swedish-American Lines bar Jews from their cruises... They alsO| have a 20% quota for Jew¬ isii    transatlantic    passengers... Did you kn^w that "fylfot" is a perfectly good . synonym   for  swastika?...Col¬ legiate .contestants in .a spelling bee learned that, when tliey spelled it 24 dififercnt   ways,   ail   of   them   were wrong...Six-day. bicycle race, fans at . Madis.on Square Garden howled with glee '.when  the two swastikas flying alongside of 30 other Hags.came, down after, two Nazi riders were eliminated ... There arc  31   national  anti-Nazi organizations in the United States... "Israel, in ¦ Caricature and Satire" is the title of a.voluminous work .just . published    in    Dresden   by    Walter Reiner   under   Nazi   auspices...The book is a pbriiographic. adaptation of fhe   Bible   in   unprintable   doggerel rhyme...Nazi tourists report that the swastika flies froin many housetops in Cairo on ihiportant Nazi holidays... Walter Kappel, editor of the Deut¬ scher Weckruf und Beobachter, chief '.   Nazi orgati in America, has been fired .on orders' from Berlin...Strong dis¬ sension in -Yorkville , over  the Nazi propaganda ministry's, efforts to mo¬ bilize all Germans abroad huts some¬ thing to do with his eSit... Inside Stuff The man indirectly responsible for the  epochal  agreement  between  the steel'industry ..and John^L. Lewis' C. I.   O.   industrial    union   group   is Maurice    Falk,    Pittsburgh    philan¬ thropist...Although Falk is the head bf the National Steel Corporation, it was he who financed the study "The Economics of the Steel Industry," the findings     of    which     recommended unionization  of  steel- workers  along the   Hries    urged   .by    Lewis...The .    agreement -between   Lewis   and   the steel   barons ¦ came  within  ten   days 3fter.-publication   of   the . report.... Some of the most prominent mem¬ bers  of the Academy  of Arts  and Sciences have resign^...Among theffl are  said to be  Professors  Solomon Zeitlin and Israel Davidson... Prof es¬ sor Chaim Tschernowitz is reported to have refused an honorary fellow¬ ship in the Academy...A movement is.on foot to get the NaVy Depart¬ ment to name one of  Uncle  Saim's : 'new, war  vessels  after  Commodore .   Uriah  P.  Levy...Persons who con¬ tributed American Judaica fo a pro- . posed Jewish museum on East Broad¬ way in New. Vork are beginm'iig to wonder what happened to their ma¬ terial .. ;The , Conference   on   Jewish ,, Relations is planning a series of fel¬ lowships -for the study of the Occu¬ pational    distribution    of   American Jews..;Christian   missionary   efforts • among Jetvs in the poorer sections of America's big cities have been crip¬ pled by the WPA and other Federal relief projects.. .It was only the food and clothing offered by the mission¬ aries that tempted the hungry Jews... By Carrier Pigeon Julius   Streicher   lias   "discovered" that the abdication of Edward VIII was due to the fact that Mrs. Simp¬ son is really a descendant of the Is- raclitish   strong   man,   Samson,   who slew the Philistines ^'for ritual pur- poses". ...The "P" in Mrs. Simpson's name stands for the slain Philistines, according, to   Streicher...The   high ¦ priest of anti-Semitism also  reports that Mrs. Simpson "seduced" Edward under orders from the "headquarters of  the   Elders   of   Zion  in   White- chapel"... Sephardic Jews in London are   preparing   to. raise   a   ISOO,()flO fund to establish  a   Sephardic  rab¬ binical seminary in Palestine.. .Jews in Austria  are permitted  to  follow the   Biblical   divorce   code...Mixed clubs for Jews and Christians is one of the schemes being considered by the Council of Citizens of East Lon¬ don, which is headed by the Arch¬ bishop of Canterbury, to bring about Christian-Jewish good will...The fa¬ mous    Lubavitcbcr    Rebbe    (Rabbi Isaac  Schncuersbhn)   is seriously ill in  Paris...The only Jewish entrant
UNITY   OF   ANTI-NAZI
GROUPS URGED AT
CONfERENCE
NEW. YORK (WNS)—Unity of all anti-Nazi groups in the United States to combat Nazi propaganda and to intensify ttic boycott of Ger man goods anil service was urged by speakers and in resolutions adapted at an,all-day intcr-statc conference of tiie Noii-Sectarlaii Anti-Nazi League. Among those who pleaded for thc uni¬ fication of atiti-Naii efforts were Dr. Frank Bohn, president of the Ger¬ man-American League for Culture; Gerhard Scgcr; former member of the Reichstag and. now editor, of the Deutscher Vollcszeitung; Professor Franz Boas of Columbia University; and Dr. Max Winkler, president, of thc American Council of Foreign Bondholders. Resolutions adopted by the conference, called for, measures to further the boycott, urged Congress toi undertake another investigation of Nazi- propaganda, expressed opposi¬ tion to any loan to Germany and to thc exchange of teachers and students between Germany and the United States and recommended that th6 League be made Xht clearing house and central lagency for all groups.en- gaged. in boyrott and anti-Nazi ac¬ tivity.
, In a message, to the conference, Samuel Untermyer, president of the League, ^criticized ,the State Depart¬ ment for its apology to Germany for Mayor La Guardia's attack on Hit¬ ler, praised La Guardia for his cour¬ age and rebuked the State Department for its attempt to curb fre^ ^ speech. -Dr. Winkler .said that the American people, haye lost $3,000,000,000 through their investments, in various types of German securities, and pointed out that if England and other powers-refused to aid Germany, With loans they could change the situation radically ."and destroy one of history's greatest tyrannies." Other speakers were Mrs: Mark Harris; chairman of the women's division of the League; Dr. S. William Kalb. head of the re¬ search department.
Central Conference Of
American Rabbis to Meet
HereMay2S-30
The Centra! Conference of Ameri¬ can Rabbis will convene in annual session in Columbus,May 2o through May 30. The invitation to meet here was extended by Mr. L. J. Goodman, President of the Brydcn Road Temple, and the I^abbi-Samuel Gup, its spirit¬ ual leader, some months .ago, The Board of thc Conference, upon Which Rabbi Gup has the iirivilcgc of serv¬ ing, has accepted the'offer, and as a result, this body will be our guests for the first time in :the history of Columbus Jewry.
It is interesting to note that the Conference is the oldest and largest Rabbuiical body iii' the world. .It was founded by the late Isaac M. Wise, and.includes in its membership Rabbis located-not alone in-our country, but in Canada, Panama, Cuba and Eng¬ land as well.
Passover Supplies!
In this and next week's is-sues of the Chronicle tlic leading Jewish merchants will advertise their Passover lines of high (luality, dependable. Kosher food supplies. Other merchants will display electrical refrigeration, ladies' shoes, haberdashery, mil¬ linery, dry cleaning etc.
Wc ask the cooperation of onr readers to PATRONIZE these stores, as they are reliable and have spared no efforts in help¬ ing you to celebrate these Holi¬ days in a truly religious man¬ ner. By their advertising they alsf) make the Chronicio liossible for Columbus Jewry.
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To Discuss Superstitions At
Temple Forum Meeting
Monday Evening
Most -people .are plagued by some kind of superstition or another. The origin of- superstitions, their humorous aspects, and tlieir uifiuences upon our persons will be the-subject for discus¬ sion by thirty young people of the Bryden Road Temple Forum at their next meeting on Monday, March 15, at 8:00 p. m. The cliairmSn for this session' are Miss Martha Kohn and Mr. Jack Goodman. Refreshments will be served during the. social hour following the iivening program. - The Forum all announces that all autobiographies to be entered in the contest now. being conducted ¦ must be submitted by' March 15 in order that they may be credited for ah award in, time for the April meeting.    .
German Jewry Fears Nazi Retaliation over La Guardia Incident
Ezras Noshim Society Seeks Passover Contributions
For the benefit of the. many needy Colnmbus Jews, the Ezras Noshim Society is cooperating with Miss Rose Sugarnian, of the Schonthal Center, by a:ppealing to all the. Jewish organi¬ zations in the city to. send in their holiday contributions as promptly as possible. The money derived from this Passover Fund will-go towards purchasing the necessary Passover food supplies for the unfortunates in our community.
Meeting Tuesday
The Ezras Npshim.Society will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening, at .7' o'ijlock, in the Agudath Achim Synagogue.
BERLIN (WNS)—Germah Jewry is in the grip of panic and fear as: a i-esult of the - renewed anti-Semitic agitation growing , out of the Nazi press' reaction to anti-Nazi remarks of Mayor La Guardia of- New York. While concentrating on. La Guardia and American'Jews, the .Nazi'press has served a notice' that the German Jews will have to pay for the insults against Germany voiced, in America. A series of nation-wide mass meetings is .already under way to whip .up lag¬ ging sentiment against the Jews. Other measures, as .yet undisclosed, are also contemplated.- - In Jewish circles the .alarm is now as great as it was in March and April 1933.
B'nai B'rith Father and Son Banquet March 22
Zioii Lodge, B'nai B'rith, is plan¬ ning a father and son banquet for Monday evening, March 22, at the Broad Street Temple. Coach Ernie Godfrey of. Ohio State University will be the guest speaker for the affair. Wrestling, boxing bouts, fencing and I other interesting events will he' fea¬ tured on the program.
Watch the forthcoming issue of the CuaoNicLE for further details.
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Nazis Demand Roumanian Suppress B'nai n'rith
BUCHAREST (WNS) — Charg¬ ing' that the B'nai B'rith is only a band of Free Masons who are war¬ ring against Nazi Germany, the Nazi jhirties in Roumania have presented a petition to Premier Georg Tatarescu demanding that' the B'iiai B'rith be suppressed.
NEW YORK (-WNS)—While;tlie INazi press in. Germany continued to thunder  against   Mayor  La  Guardia and - extended its vituperative attacks to Professor Einstein, Governor. Leh¬ man, Secrctaryof the Treasury.Mor¬ gcnthau,  the United  States  Govern¬ ment and .American civilization, pro- Nazi  Germans here moved to unite their forces to take revenge on him at the polls-next November.   Bitter pro¬ tests  from the. Steuben Society, 'the German-American War Veterans, and the   Board - of . Trade   for German- American Commerce all annoujiced in their protests that they would take po¬ litical action against the mayor. Anti- Nazi .soiirces, however, rallied to La Guardia's   support.   An   unidentified woman left a largebouquet of flowers at  City Hall and an  attached  card wliich,said "Millions of Germans in side and outside Gerniany thank you enthusiastically   for your courageous expression of truth."   She refused to give-her   name  because  she   has   a brother and a father ih Germany. The mayor also won the approval of the German-American .League   for  Cul¬ ture, the Free Thinkers Society of San Francisco and the Non-Sectarian Anti- (Contimied on page 6)
Sr. Hadassah Birthday and
Membership Meeting to
Be Held Tuesday
The Columbus ¦aiaptcr of National Hadassah wi|l hold its regular mcci- tug at "the Brydcn Road Temple next Tuesday, March lUth, at 1 o'clock. This will be a joint birtlKlay and meni- bcrship meeting and will start with a dessert luncheon in; honor of the new members' and in celebration of the Sil¬ ver Jubilee of Hadassah. Mrs. Sam¬ uel Rosenfield will open the meeting with a prayer, to ^Ic followed by the signing of the scroll of honor by tlic membership.
The new membeits to be presented by Mrs. S. n. Rockort, chairman of membership, and Mrs. Ukx .Schotten¬ stein, co-chairman, arc
Mesdames William J. Uarasb, Max R. Rubinstein, Edw. iJavis, Ben Yen¬ kin, H. Spagat, Alvm Lewin, Frank Kauffman, A. Shustick, A. Golden¬ berg, H. Hurvitz, ¦ I. Monroe, Irvin Roth, R. D. Natemaii, -Edw; Paillct, Sam Gurevitz, L. Liclicrnian.
Mesdames Jos. Klein, David Cliefes, A. Smoller, Louis Rubin, Fred Yen¬ kin, Herman Paillct, Harry Grobstcin, Samuel Grossman, .Ma^ Rosner, Mil¬ ton Farber, Samuel Rosenfeld, Louis Topper, Isadore Tnpper, S. Basin, Martin Rosenthal, Aaron Canowitz, Miss Stella Berman.,
A most entertaining prograni in charge of Mrs. M. L. Goodman has been arranged for tins cicnt Tuesday. A review, "The Magic Key", will be presented by Mrs. B. \V, Abramson as mistress of ceremami.i and par¬ ticipated in by the following:
Mesdames W. A. Hcrsch, B. F. Feitlinger, Wm. Barash, Jos.. KLin] Mark Gertner, Rose Jocelyn Stone, Bernice Solove, A. Siliofer, H. L Mellman, Fred Yerikm, David Chefes, Ralph Schofer, Betty \Volstein, Louis J. Roseberry, M. t. Goodman, Justin Sillman, Ben Yenl^iii, .ind the kinder¬ garteners Justina, Sillman and Bev¬ erly Thai:
Mrs. Martin Rosenthal will be the accompanist.
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Local .Z i o^iii.&t District
Launches Membership
Campaigii
Membership in the ZioWst Orgaii¬ ization of America has increased five times since 1932, and memliership. in the Columbus Zionist District is greatly on the increase, since the ap¬ pearance of Pierre van Paassen, noted journalist, author and contriWitor to the OHIO JEWISH CHRONICLE before the joint meeting of the^ B'nai B'rith and Zionist District. Mr] van Paassen in his address'atid the dispus- sion which followed, stressed.the ^m- I portance, of a strong nuraerica! Zion¬ ist .membership to giye strength to the Palestine caiisc. In addition, this year's membership has beeh dedicated to Mr. Justice Brandeis in honor of his eightieth birthday. The member¬ ship rolls of the Zionist Organization of America for this yeai" will form a testimonial volume. in: which will be recorded the names of the men and women who are members of the or¬ ganization, as a tribute to Mr. Justicd Brandeis, which volume will he pre¬ sented to him.
Mr. "justice .Brandeis himself  has made thp following statement:
"Organize, organize, organize— until every Jew in-America stands ,up and is comited-^ounted with us—:or, proves hims'elf,, wittingly    I or unwittingly, of the few who are against their own people." The'Columbus  Zionist  District  is launching on an active and extensive program, in'Conncction with this year's activities.   It is very desirous of ob¬ taining every possible member as a tribute to Mr. Justice Brandeis com¬ ing from Columbus, and to secure a large number of Columbiis names to be entered in the .testimonial volume that will be presented to him.
A blank is appended below for those who desire to join the organization aiid it is urged that everyone who ia not a member fill in this blank and mail at once to address on blank.
La Cunrdiii KciCcratca At- (ack ARtiinst Hitler
Ni;W YORK (WNS)—"I stand (HI what I eaid, and I repent it," was Mayor La Guardia's answer to tho report that tho United Stales has onicially npohigi/ed to (fcrmany. "I referred to a lirown-shirtcd fanatic who was itlehaeing the peace of Europe," the mayor said. "Mr. Hitler's government was quick to recog¬ nize that I meant hint. I don't know whether it is Ills guilty conscience or my powers of de¬ scription, hut thnt is irrelevant."
Meanwhile German-Aincricnn groups here moved to exact re¬ venge against La Guardia at thc polls in November by mobiliz¬ ing German-American voters against hint. It Was .also . re¬ ported that (Jermany will prob¬ ably withdraw from the New York World Fair in 1939 as a result of the I.a-Guardia inci¬ dent.
See   Military   Control  In
Palestine If Violence
Continues
Membership Application
COLUMBUS ZIONIST DISTRICT
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.J.E;RUSALEM (WNS—Palcor. Agency)—If the renewed disturbances in Palestine continue their menacing form, .control of the country will, be assumed.by the military, authorities, it was. reliably learned. Tlus develop¬ ment came after curfew in Jerusalem, imposed in an attempt to brake tive passions which flamed high following a series of incidents which started with the shooting of' a,Jew on his way to thc Wailing Wall for prayer, was lifted as officials' considered the danger of outbreaks had subsided. A solemn 'tension . reminiscent df the middle of 19S6 gripped the city as the authorities fixed curfew from Op. m. to 5 e. m. Steel-helraeted police pa¬ trolled the strcfcts, all trafTic between here and Tel Aviv and between Jaffa and   Tel   Aviv  was   suspended
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ricaded and cinemas cancelled per formanccs. With the. lifting, of,the curfew, traffic between Tel Aviv and Jaffa, was resumed. Jewish . busses were accompanied by police, however, and police patrols were strengthened in Jerusalem, especially in Jewish quarters. A crowd of Arabs tliat at- tepipted a demonstration near Haifa harbor was checked and dispersed by the police.
Fatal incidents leading up to the curfew followed each other - in ;swift succession. The first victim was Yehuda Schneerson', ;i2-year-old son of a rabbi and secretary of.the Jeru¬ salem Revisionist organization, who was shot in> the, back and seriously wounded by an Arab lurking in an Old City,alley, near the Walling Wall. Later' one Arab was shot dead an.d another slightly wounded hear Re- havia • while .Stanislaw Sluga, a Polish-Christian laborer^, employed in a Jewish grove near Ness Ziona, was critically wounded Avhen he w,as mis¬ taken for a Jew. Two. other Jews, one of them'Eljyahu Levy, lo years old, were injured whei) Arabs began throwing stonea in the convent quar¬ ters. : The shooting of Schneerson stirred the JeiVish community deeply as this was the first time since last October that there-has been any such brutal violence in Jerusalem.
Menacing avertones of Arab terror¬ ist preparations reverberated iti va¬ rious forms, including the injuring in Haifa of four Arabs when bombs which they were manufacturing ex¬ ploded prematurely.. Sidky Tabbari, head of the Arab National Committee in Tiberias, was banished for v six months to Ramallah for his share in fomenting ihe recent disorders there. He was told by the district authori¬ ties to produce a bond o£*$l,000 to in¬ sure his good behavior at Ramallah. The police blotter also _ recorded shooting at Yakhih in the Tulkarm district on Thursday. Two. hundred orange trees in the Jewish settlement were damaged. The famous Kadoorie Agricultural School, the Government institution for Jewish student farmers ¦on Mt. Tabor, was also the target for hillside'snipers. Ghiffira drove oii the attackers. Police stated that the casualties were unknown. Two Arabs broke Into a hut in au Arab grove in Tulkarm and shot an Arab watch' man dead.
Peerless Leader of Columbus Jewry Was Honored at Big Banquet Held at Southern Hotel Last Monday Evening
Virtues of Edwin J. Schanfarber Were Extolled by Corn- mere^ Director Alfred A: Benesch, Attorney Sidney G. Kusworm, and Justin X. Sillman—Gold and Silver Plaque Was Presented to Guest of Honor In the Presence of 500 Guests
EVERY ELEMENT IN THElgNTIRE COMMUNITY WAS REPRESENTED AT FESTIVE GATHERING
KrillA'r was a remarkable outpouring of people which greeted I     Edwin J. Schanfarber last Monday evening at the Southern Hotel when Zion Lodge No. 62, B'nai B'rith, celebrated his 30 years of' faithful service to many Jewish causes.
It was a most happy and cheerful gathering of incn and iwonien in all walksof life wlio have come to know "bicTrhearted Ed" as a prominent iliember of the CoUmibus bar, as a civic leader, IS'a. champion, of Jewish rights, as a friend of/Jewish Education, as a pillar of the Synagogue, as a philanthropist par excellence, and as a man who has given the best years of his life towards as¬ suaging the ills of humanity and ameliorating the sufferings of the - poor and the needy.
Everyone present seemed to enter into the spirit of the oc¬ casion, thereby inaking it one of the real red letter days in the annals .of this community. .
A. A. Benesch Presidpa
The meeting which was preceded by a dinner was opened by Abe A. Wolman^ president of Zion Lodge, who greeted .the great concourse of people present¦ and extended to them a warm welcome. The toastmaster was State Commerce Director Alfred A- Benesch who has been intimately as¬ sociated with Mr. Schanfarber in I many splendid enterprises; He paid a glowing tribute to his friend and co¬ worker, referring to him as "the most signiiicant Jewish ciuVen in Colum- -bu3." Continuing:, Mr. Benesch de¬ clared that Columbus Jewry's peerless leader is looked .upon everywhere as one-6f the shining lights of American Jewry," ¦ Rabbis aiid laymen recognize his sincerity and zeal in.every achicve- mciit of his public career. They realize Uiat he can always be counted uiwn, no matter how great the emer- I genqy.
"It is  Ed,"' he asserted, "who has done so much to place Columbus in (he *^^ front rank of the progressive Jew- main exits from Jerusalem were bar^ idh.communities,of Amcj:ica.„ In„hon:
oring him tonight. W.e are merely hon¬ oring the principles for which he. has fought so valiantly the past three decades."
Kusworm Talks Sidney G. Kusworm, of Dayton, also, a life-long friend and associate of Mr.. Schanfarber, reviewed, the career o^the, guest of honor, pointing oHt that "he has never allowed to pass by unused an opportunity to serve his people.
"I know this man," he continued, "in his many and various aspects. Hc is true blue.through and.through.  He
principles of our ancestral faith. He has enriched this community in its cul¬ tural and spiritual aspirations. He has .guided it like a statesman as'well as a prophet. I trust, that. God in His infinite mercy will Continue to guard land btrengthen my friend and your friend so that he may*continue with liiiabated vigor and enthusiasm his labors in the,Vineyard of Israel." Sillman Presents Plaque
Justin L. Sillman, past president of Zion Lodge as well as of District No. 12, B'nai .B'rith, expatiated on the simplicity a nd wholesoraeness . bf Brother . Schan far ber's daily life, pointing .out wliat he has meant to ev¬ ery man, woman and child inthls.com¬ munity. Continuing, he declared, "Ed has inspired many young men. in our lodge to enibark upon careers of use¬ fulness., He 'has showed them the beaut> of" self-abnegation and public service and has exemplified for us all the-fact that to practice the teachings of our order is to promote both Juda- |ism and Americanism." Mr. Sillman .tberk-^pcesentcd-to-Mr.- Sc^aiiiatber.^a . beautifUt gold and .silver plaque, as a testimonial of the .undying love and devotion of Columbus Jewry for its [beloved guide and champion.
On the. platform, with the guest, of' [honor'sat the following: Dr. and Mrs, R. A. Jaffee, Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Wol¬ stein, Mr. apd Mrs. Frank G. Bayer, Mr. and MrSi William Wasserstrom, Rabbi and Mrs Harry :Kaplan, Mr. and Mrs. Abe A, Wolman, Mrs- Ed¬ win Schanfarber, Mr., and Mrs. Al¬ fred A. Benesch, Sidney G. Kuswornir Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sillman, Mr. and Mrs.   I.   M.   Harris,   Mr.  and  Mrs.
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has exemplified in his life the finest I Samuel Gurevitz, Mr. and Mrs. J. ',C. Goodman, Mr. Sanford Lakin, and Mr. Irwin Wolf.
.During the course of,the evening a beautiful jpdem, especially prepare*! by Max H.. Rieser, was read by the toast- master. There was also an exception¬ ally fine musical program by the Hillcl trio followed by several vocal .selections by Estelle Fisher Roselicrry,
Edwin J. Schanfarber and the plaque presented to hi.ni by Zion Lodge, B'nai B'rith, Monday evening, March 8th.
JUST A REMINDER
Thi* is the ChronicIeV 16th year of continued servico .to Columbi** Jewry. Please pay your subaerip- lion BOW.
Jewish War Veterans  To
Inscribe Names of Dead
On Plaque
At the meeting of the J. W. V. Post held Tuesday, March 0th, at Memorial Hall; it was unanimously decided to proceed with immediate plans for the casting of a plaque on which will he inscribed the names of all the deceased Jewish war veterans of Franklin county. This plaque witl be' unveiled at the memorial services to be held late in May,
A siKcial committee composed of Allan Tarshish, David Pastor and Sam Solomon have issued a letter to a large .^number  of  Colunibus Jews
advising them of the plans for the plaque and urging their individual liberal contributions for the financial quota needed to finance this program. The names of subscribers for. the plaque.fund will be mentioned during the iiext few weeks in the Ohio Jew¬ ish Chronicle.
Jewish Program Tomorrow
The next Jewish Hour program oveV WHKC radio station will take place tomorrow (Sunday), March 14,' from 4 to 4:31) o'clock and will be under the direction of Allan Tarshish. The Bryden Road Temple choir will render. Jewish chants and well-known hymns.
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