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Volutiie XVII—No.  117
COLUMBUS, OHIO, MAI?CH 27,,i93G
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Strictly Confidential
By  PHINEAS J. BIRON
HOSPITAL MEETING IN WASHINGTON WILL BE OUTSTANDING   EVENT
. ItavKther liitercBting
Williclm.Furtwacnglgr's .withdrawal frtmi his appointmcnl as musical di-
¦ rector of the New York Pliilliariiionic .Synj])li.ony Society was not a 100 per cent yolimtary gesture.. .The direc¬ tors or the Society advised liim in de¬ tail bf the opposition his ai>pointnient had engendered and tactfully sug- Rcstcd this way out. .'.Incidentally, the joh originally intended for Furt- wacngkr will prol)ahly go to Leopold Stokowski. ..Thie New Deal is hank¬ ing heavily ; on Governor Lehman'-s iintlicnsc Jewish following to carry New York State for Roosevelt this Novctiil)er,..Frau Yetta; Levy-'Stcln. German Jewish leader, is panicking Jewish audiences with her tear-jerk- iiiK appeal.'; in behalf of the Youth Aliyah...She recently set some (cintl of a precedent for Jewish fund-rais¬ ing when she.traveled from Wichita; Kansas, to Toronto via plane, railroad and two taxis,. .Judge Julian W- Mack is heading a comniittee which is seeking'funds here fur, ,the School
^ of the Parents' Education Association in Palestine., .A certain Jewish leader in" Paterson, N. J.,,is responsible for the displacement of pop,uIar ^am Leff by the eqtially popular Tim JSower as New Jersey field worker of the Jew¬ ish Welfare.Board...
Via Short Wave Inga  Arvad,  Danish  beauty  queen-
¦ and one-time newspaper .galj i.^ the lieiv boss of Nazi propagaiida in Den¬ mark..; She got, the job by turning loose hei*  Nordic charms  on  Hitler
,him.self..\ Although Mussolini "has no use for antiiSpmitism, Italy may. have to give legal standing- to the Nazi mar¬ riage, laws because of a new German- Italian treaty which pledges both coun-,
. tries to give mutual recognition to the civil and juridical codes of the twb : countries...Premier Van Zeeland of Belgium has started a libel, action against Armarid Jansens, ¦ Belgian Nazi leader, for accusing the premier df being a ."Jewish' tool"...'Jansen's griid^e against the Jews arises from the fact that, his wife ran ofifwith a Polistr, Jewish gigolo.. ."Fascists Ci-
"Tiadians" is the. name of the^riewest anti-Sernitic sheet in the Domjlnibh;.. Marr;anQ- blood .flows-iri- the. veins of scrappy-little Pedro Mdiitartcz>.Porto' Rico's lightweight champion, j .Jewish athletes   exiled  from   Germany   are
'cleaning up in their specialties, in Spain, Denmark, .Czechoslovakia and Holland.. .In Italian diplomatic cir¬ cles abroad they say that when.-II Duce: first met; Hitler -the latter greeted Mnssolini with the Nazi salute and the , word's "Heil Impera-. tor", ...To which th'e. Italian dictator is said to have replied with the Fas-
, cist salute and the words "Heil, Inii- ;¦  tator";.:.'':'.. .
Personalia One of the criticisms levied against Major Edward B'owes, the man who made amateurs pay, is that he.takes . bn too many Jews..-Sam Rosoif, the big subway man, is said to ,be making peace, with his wife, from whom he
¦ has been separated.,. .Sylvia Sidney may accept a proposal from Norman
, Krasna, the playwright... New York¬ ers got ciuitc a shock when, theiy learned that the/man'with whom. Ber¬ nice ,I-eVy, daughter of - Borough President Sam Levy, (who js an elder
.qf the Yeshiya College), eloped with la,brother of the late notorious gain-
' "bier Arnold Rothstein.,. Irving Ber¬ lin's new heir is due in June.,,Mrs. Berlin, the daughter of Clarence Mackay, is saitl. to have engaged a rabbi for her son...A couple of big commercial outfits are trying to wean
.Eddie Cantor away from his present
. radio sponsors . . ..Francis Lederer, , screen idol, is denying rumors pf his engagement to Ida Lupino.. .His fiancee is Mary Anita Lobs, niece of the novelist.-.Watch out for a gen¬ tleman who calls, himself Count Paul de Montefiore. and claims to be a rel¬ ative, of the famous English family . of that name. ..Titsreal name isNich-r olas Wiseman, alias Paiil Stone..!By the. time you read this' Maurice Sam¬ uel will be on his way back to Pal¬ estine.. .Before sailing, hc completed the translation of a 1000-page novel by I. J, Singer, author of "Yoshe Kalb,"   which   will   be. published  by
: Knopf...Nat Belth, publicity man for the Joint Distribution Committee, re¬ cently married Helen Wallach, sister of the American Jewish Committee's Sidney Wallach...
Political Straws This year's presidential election will see some interesting alignments in Jewish circles... The Warburgs, of course, headed by JanicsP., son of the late Paul Warburg, will he v?ry much in the foreground of the anti- New Dealers...There is a possibility . that Stephen' S. Wise inay make an extensive speaking tour for Franklin D,. • .Which reminds us somehow of a lettbr by Professor Felix Frankfurter
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Medical and Lay Leaders Con¬ vene for Sessions, on March 29
WASHINGTON,. D. C—(Special Correspondence). With the Honorable Daniel C. Roper Secretary of Com¬ merce, heading the list of speakers for the Thirty^sixth Annual Meeting of the National Jewish Hospital here next Sunday, Marcli 2D, and with a Sponsors'. Committee of IOO of the city's most prominent JewLsh men and women organized to make it a suc¬ cess, this gathering of Hospitar OITi- ccrs and Trustees promise;; to he one' of thc most distinctive communal and. social events of tho year.
Secretary Roper will speak, at the banquet* at the Mayflower Hotel, cul¬ minating tlie three sessions which will be held during the day.
Sharing the program with him will be Dr. Morris" Fishbein, Chicago, editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association and member of the National Research Board of the National Jewish Hospital; Reverend Dr. William S- Friedman of Dcnyer, Fquiidcr and .President of the'Hos¬ pital ; and Honorable Edward . P. Costigan, senior senator from Colo¬ rado.
New York Senator to Speak
Featuring the luncheon session will he .addresses by Senator Royal. S. Copeiaiid of New York, and Mrs. S. Pisko, National Executive Secretary of the hospital;       .
The general theme of: the' confer-, ence, .which ¦ will be attended by' many leading :social workers and medical authoritiesi will :be, "The. Effect of the Depression on the Incidence of Tubercuipsis.*". Various aspects of. this theme will be, presented by I)r. Charles J. Kaufman, Medical. Direc-' tor of the Hospital; Dr.,H. J. Coopcrj Director of Research for the Hos¬ pital; and Samtiet Schaefer, National, Supervisor of, the itistitution.  :¦
Reports of ¦ the national activities bf-the hospital wiU be presented by Mrs. S. Pisko, National Secretary; Beh Altheimer, :Nevy York,' National Treasurer; Alfred Triefus, Denver, Chairmaii ;N^tional' .Finance^: Coinmit- teei; Ernest. ilbrris and JM,-i). -Bar-' nett oi-Denver, chairman respectively of the- hospital's committees on yo? cational retraining and admissions. . .Isidore Sobeloff,: Director of the New York oiGce, ¦ will report on the histitution's: metropolitan! activities.
Others partipipatingin the sessions will be E. J; Schanfarber, Columbus, and Herman, Wile, Buffalo, Nationai Vice Presidents, arid Alfred A., Benesch, ¦Cleveland, member of, the Executive; Comriiitteci
Communities Join
This annual meeting gives residents of Washington and adjacent communi¬ ties an unusual opportunity of learn¬ ing at first hand of the work, of the National Jewish Hospital, and hun¬ dreds of .Washiiigtonions are,expected to attend the sessions. In addition a large delegation of hospital friends from , Baltimore, and neighboring cities will, attend.
Opened in 18&0 as the first institu¬ tion in America for th(^ frqe care bn
national scale of meii, women and chiidreri afflicted with tulierculosis, the National Jewish ¦ Hospital today ranks as one of the foremost institu¬ tions .of its kind in the world. AVIiile its. service is strictly non-sectarian, its, support comes almost entirely from Jews in all parts of the country.
Particular attention hasbeen'focustd on the National Jewish Hospital re¬ cently by medical, authorities, through the investigations into the.nature and causes of tuberculosis; carried on in the research laboratories of the hos¬ pital, and a number of distinctive awards from lieading scientific socie¬ ties have been granted to the research department in recognition of its con¬ tribution^ to the knowledge of tuber culosis.
Heading the Washington committee are Harry King, former president of the local Chamber of Commerce and long ati active leader in all communal enterprises; Dr. Abram Simon, Rabbi of the Washington Hebrew congrega¬ tion, and Mrs, Charles A\ Goldshiith, nationally, known for. her communal activities and  philanthropies.
Hartford Commumty Hit by Flood
tiews Editor of Jewish Ledger Gives Grttphic Picture Of Havoc Caused by Raging Torrents
By MILDRED~1rOMBERG
J-IARTFORl), CONN. (WNS),—The wildly rampaging, dcbri.s-chokc(l Connecticut River j.s slowly receding, heaving: in its wake, (lainagcs totaling millions of (lollars to Jewish Ijiisiness con¬ cerns, which lay in the direct path of tlie mad stream.
Tlic unprecedented.rise-of the river of 37.5'feet caught hun¬ dreds of hrnis unawares, and store owners helplessly watched their mercharidi.se,carried down the onrushing torrent.
Toliacco firms, nhic-tenths of which are Jewishly owned, esti¬ mate their damage at $2,000,000. AVholcsale grocery companies are sttrveying In.sscs which will run into many thousaiids. Flour and sugar concerns have,only the remnants of a pasty suhstance which last week was thou.sands,of pounds of baking supplies. Scores of small grocery stores, drug .stores, bakery shops. Saw.their show cases and goods, go swimming down the stream, their life's savings gone."  '¦ ,,'¦.¦, ¦.¦.-,¦¦'¦¦:
The Hartford Jcwi-sh Ledger was inundated by approximately twelve feet of water and it was with the, greatest difliculty that the regular weekly edition was run off the press. Two of, ihe employees had to be taken out by rowboats.. Entrance i.s still impossible.
Due to failure of electric power which plunged the city into.darkness fcir. several days, the Mt. Sinai Kosr pital Was for a. time' incapacitated. Several operations were performed under 'etnergency conditions. . The Market Street Synagogue was partly inundated.,' Wachturs Depart¬ ment Store, owned by Harney Wach- teU president of.the Orthodox Syna¬ gogue in/ Hartford, ..was entirely water-swept. No estimate of damaige could be pbtaine'd. Barney Rapaport, president of the. Conservative Syna¬ gogue,'is the owner of (ine of the to-, bacco concerns, which suffered tre¬ mendous losses. : ¦¦   .
InnumerabltJ small shops: on, Wind¬ sor Street,, the Jewish shopping dis¬ trict of the city, were terribly hard hit, almost entirely under water, their busiiiesscs a total loss.
Private. Jewish citizens rallied tp the aid of..thp strickeii city, rendering invaluable service'to the Red Cross, private and public relief agencies. In hip-iength rubber boots thcy plodded through the muddy waters, aidino:: in rescuing  marooned, families,   salvag¬
ing water-soaked stock from stores. A few stijre-owiicrs, anticipating the innundation, stored their goods on top floors of ¦ hiiildiiigs and ware- hbiises, thus averting disaster.
SPKINGFlELp, MASS; (WNS) -^Witli the entire, Jewish residential district of. Springfi(|ld under several feet ,of water, Jewish residents in other parts, of the city have thrown open their homes .to their less for¬ tunate po-religionists. A; temporary Jewish emergency , relief conimittee under he leadership of Rabbi Mayer j. Rosenberg , has ben, organized to provide; the Orthodox Jews with kosher meat. The local syiiagogue is, among the iristitutibiis that have been flooded; For, two days the ¦worship¬ pers prayed, by catidlelight but they were finally forced to^ abandon the synagogue.
U. S. and League Urged To Intercede With Poland In Behalf of Jews
NEW YORK (WNS)—Charging the Polish Government with "rfeliber- fitc violations of its, pledges made in the treaty of June, l!)l!f, in which the Jew.s,. together with other mi¬ nority groups, were assured full cfjuality of rights and status,'! an all- day emergency conference on thc Polish sittiation called by thc Amer¬ ican Jewish Congress adopted a reso¬ lution containing a H-paint indictment andnurging the friendly intercession of the United States and investigation and action by the League of Nations to put an end,to the violence against Polish Jews and to restore to tlicrfi their full rights. Thc, 1,00.0 delegates r^cprcsenting some 500 organizations heard, addresses by Dr. Stephen S. Wise, president of, the Congress; I^uis Lipsky, vice-prcsidcnti who Jias just    returned    from    Europe;    Dr.
NEW YORK ; (WNS) — An ap¬ peal to all members of the Independ¬ ent .Order Brith Abraham to respond tp Preiitlent Roosevelt's plea for gen¬ erous aid. to,the victims of'the flood has been issued ;by:: Grand Master Max Silverstein and Grand Secretary Max L; Hollandefi^ Reports received at I. O. B. A. head(|iiarters indicate that among the: sflriod sufferers in Pennsylvania and-'New ' England are members of'the Jewish fraternal pr- der^ ''¦¦¦'¦'.
Samuel Margoshes, editor of Thc Day, former Attorney General CaVl Sherman, Dr. Joseph Tencnhaum, Dr. Chaim Tschcrnowitz and Louis Segal, secretary of the > Jewisli National Workers Alliance.
Thc lengthy resolution blamed tho present position of Polish Jewry on the "discriminatory policy of the Polish Government, dclibei-ately adopted and persisently'pursued oyer a,course of years," laid thc disorders and pogroms to "years :of agitation and violc;nc6 directetl against the Jews, tolerated and indirectly abetted and EUpportcd by the government" and held thc government responsible for violation of the treaty pledges and economic di-scriminations against the Jews. After enumerating the charges against the Polish Government, the conference called on.Poland "to take immediate and (Effective-steps, to pro¬
tect. Jewish life and property, to re¬ store to the Jews of Poland their full and c(|ual rights without legis¬ lative evasion and'subterfuge, in ac¬ cordance with the obligations under¬ taken by the Republic of Poland hi thf: treaty of 1019 and in the con- " stitution based upon tliat treaty."       ¦  '
The   conference    also    urged   the United  Slates "in all  friendlinb^s to intercede on,behalf of  the Jews of i ciDnd and in the interests of inter- national law, of humanity arid t:i.con- , vcy   to   the, present   authbrilies   in : Poland its deep concern with regard to thc violation of thcir obligations to the Jewish people"    Tlie conference further  called  upon  the  League  of ,; Nations to investigate the desperate position of Polish Jewry and "to take such measures as will lead to the re- establishment of law, order and equal- i ity in the organized life of 'Poland."
Local Hebriew School Head Asks All Qrgan-;, Jzatidns  to  Coopc^k'ate
Will Take Over Thrift Shop April 25 for Two Weeks
The Council of Jewish Women will take over the Thrift Shop for the Children's IJospital for two weeks be¬ ginning Wednesday, April 25th,
With Spring housecleaning not far off, readers of the Chronicle will no doubt find articles they do not want to keep; Old clothing, household articles, and any discarded things you may have will be appreciated. Call EV. ttl32 or FA. 8420, and your do¬ nations will be called for.
Robert L. Mcllman
Robert L. Mellman, president of ihc Cblumbus Hebrew- School; re¬ quests that all organizations refrain from, scheduling any affairs for the evening of Tuesday, AprilSlst, 1930, this being the date set aside for the Second Aiinual United Jubilee which is to hc held at the Memorial HaU,
Over nOOO admission tickets for the Juiillee were distributed at a meeting held . last Thursday evening at the Deshler Hotel. The Ivreeyoh Society' has plc<lged itself to sell one thousand tickets for this event, while the Ti¬ fereth Israel Junior Sisterhood has also undertaken the sale of ai like amount. Other organizations, includ¬ ing the IVnai B'rith Ladies Auxiliary, the Beth Jacob Sisterhood, Ahavas Sholem Sisterhood, Voliner Society, Ladies Free Loan Society, and others present, at .this meeting have pledged to/sell an additional thousand tickets, insuring the success of this great en¬ terprise.
Mr. Mellman will also appreciate it if all organizations holding meet¬ ings between now and the date of the Jubilee get in touch with Mr. Bud Moser by calling ADams ^015, Mr. Moser will arrange to have a mem¬ ber of his committee iiresent at each meeting to outline plans for this year's United Jubilee, and to enlist the ac¬ tive cooperation and support of every Jewish organization in the city in this Worthy cause., Mr. Moser will be remembered for his splendid .work as chairman of last year's Jubilee, and is doing all he can this year to insure the success of this year's effort.
liemember, tickets are only 35c each and each ticket entitles .one to admission to the Greatest Show ever seen in Columhus, and a chance to win a $lo5.00 Philco Radio, and any one of ten other valuable prizes-
Help Ezras Noshim Society
Tq Provide Passover Food
; ¦ For-Shef^.Needy   V
The Ezras' Noshim, Society is this year again making,an, iippeal to the Columbiis.Jewish Commimity for fi¬ nancial assistance to defray the cost- of providing .foodstuffs for: the. Pass¬ over Holidays to the needy. , To those less fortunate, the Passover Seder can bring hope,and good cheer only thru the: contributions received by the members of this. women's or-, ganization during the coming week. . Mrs. A. Goldberg, president of the society, is appealing .to Columbus Jewry arid to all Jewish organiza¬ tions to contribute to this iund which provides Passover necessities for many local families; ¦
The Ohio Jewish Chronicle ex¬ tends its hearty ppproval to ^this great effort of the Ezras Noshim Society, and bespeaks for-the success. of this year's undertaking. There can be no greater "mitzVah" on the p.art of the contributing , public, .and no, greater appreciation by worthy individuals, whose, homes can be made happier, during, the coming Passover festival.
Prof. Hatcher to Conclude
Council Lecture Series Next
Wednesday
The last luncheon arid book re- liew of the year, of the Educational Course of the C, J. W. will be held next Wednesday, April 1st, at the Bryden Rd. Tein:)le, The luncheon will start at 13:30 to be ^ followed by- a book' review by Professor Harlan Hatcher who has chosen "The Last Puritan" by George Santayana. This is one of the mo.st talked bf novels among the new hooks, and should prove of great iii^erest to many. Pro¬ fessor Hatcher ncedg no introduction to members of the Council—his re-, views have always been met with great popularity.
Mrs. Mark Feinknopf and members, of her educational committee are going to prepare and serve the lunch¬ eon—a most delicious home-cooked meal is .assured. Single reservations for $1.00 may be had by calling Mrs. Millard Kominz, FA. 6916.
Weizmann Says Palestine
/'Undaunted" if Backed
By World Jewry
LONDOk (WNS Paicor Agency) —Pointing to immigration ^and tapita! influx during the past, two years a^ a refutation of critics who predicted five years ago that there waSnq inprc, room in Palestine, Dr. Chaim Weiz- niann. President of the Jewish Agency for; Palestine, declared here-that Pal¬ estine was "tindaunted" by difficulties as long as ithad the backing of world Jewry. Dr. Weizmann was speaking at a big Zionist dem.onstration at the Pavilion Theatre, ¦ wliich was under the chairmanship bf Lady' Reading, Lord Meichett also spoke. After pay¬ ing tribute to. Lords- Melchett and Reading for their devotion and help¬ fulness to Zionism, . Dr., Weizmann described the present position in ^Pal¬ estine, saying that the belief, in thc Jewish, National .Home;, was, never firmer than now, ¦ The "so-called prosperity!' referred to in the last, few years, Dri'VVeiz- mann said, , no longer prevailed, "which makes the, position normal." He; then' referred, to the influx oi nearly' 'i50il),0(>-^;-neV''^ Jewish'. immi¬ grants in the past feW years, bringinfc in i29,p00,q00 of: capital, "which is a striking, refutation of; :the- experts , of five years ago .who maintained, that, thei-e ¦ was no room in ra«iestlne." Un¬ like other countries, immigration -to, Pale'stine creates room for more,'';Dr.- Weizmann^ declared. "Despite the many difficulties and unfavorable leg¬ islation, the Jews of Palestine are un¬ daunted if they will continue, to he backed by the ,world," The Zionist leader denied that he was uriconcernen with the tragic lot.of Jews .in Poland. We are concentrating on German Jewry, he said, because they 'did not passess the Jewish spirit and Jewish, faith of Eastern Jewry and are, there¬ fore, , more helpless and fheir* dovvn- fall is greater. "However, we miisf seek the means, for greater assistance to . Pohsh, Jewry; whose immijgration to, Palestine is, in any event greater than that from Germany." He added that the capital, of German Jews is al.so helping to create faciUties for Polish Jewish', immigration. , , The basis of the Jewish National Home is sound, Dr. Weizmann as¬ serted, saying that it was now passing through a period of transition. He stressed the importance of cultural activity as a purifying process. Lord Melchett,, .who followed, e?itolled Dr. Weizmanri's labors during his short stay in London and called him "an irreplaceablp figure in world Jewry." He emphasized that the British Gov¬ ernment has not changed its friendly attitude toward the' National Home, despite "a, mistaken policy on the Legislative Council and other mat¬ ters." He alsp insisted that "Pales¬ tine is an absolute necessity for the solution of the Jewish piroblem.'
Jewish  Physician  in  Ireland
Credited With Curing
Childlessness
DUBLIN (WNS)^A report is¬ sued here by, thc Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland credits Dr, Bethel Solomons, prominent Jewish gyne¬ cologist, with the successful develop¬ ment of an operation which- cures childlessness in,women. Dr. Solomons' operative method is said to have en¬ abled' a -number of women to bear healthy children.'. Dr. Solomons, is a .foriner president of the obstetrics sec¬ tion of the Royal Academy bf Medi¬ cine inlrclanrl and attached to the staff of the Rotunda Hospital.
Temple Groups to Present
Enteftmnment Tuesday
Evening
C. J. W. Board Meets Tuesday At the Schonthal Home
The regular Board meeting of the Coiincil of Jewish Women will be held next Tuesday at the Schonthal Home. It has ibden necessary to change the regular open meeting pf the C. J, W from Tuesday, April 7 to Wednesday April 8 because gf Passovei- Holidays. Mrs. Depew Head will be the guest speaker at the meeting and will review a popular novel.
ZIONIST  YOUTH  LEADER
TO ADDRESS MEETING
TUESDAY EVENING
To mobilize support for Zionist Pioneer Youth Habonim, Nathan Guttman member of the National Ex¬ ecutive of the organization, will speak at a meeting to be held Tuesday eve¬ ning March 31, at 3:30 o'clock in the Schonthal Center Auditorium. He will.explain the idealology aims, and -activities of Habonim, and will out¬ line plans for the wprk to be done in Columbus.
Guttman was graduated in 193-1 from the U]iiver£>ity of MinncbOta School of Agriculture, in preparation for work as a Chalutz in Palestine, Since then hc has been an active leader in Zionist youth work. Arnong; his many activities, he edits the Habonim magazine, Haboneh (the builder).
Members of the Rose. E. Lazarus Sisterhood and; the Brotherhood of Temple Israel will be entertained with an elaborate program following the joint meeting to be held next Tues¬ day, evening, !K(arch 31st;- at eight o'clock, in the Bryden Road Temple auditorium. "The Hood Cafe" will be iireSefied with the: follpwing- taking! part: ¦' '.;- ¦
.' Mesdamcs VTicrbert Wise, Lewis Basciii Robert Blashek,. Herbert Levy, Troy Feibel, Jack : Resler George Sandburg, Millard Kominz, Milton Dreyfus, Saul Schiff, Lee jiofheinier, Mark D, Feinknopf, Robert Weiler, Ben : LurieJ. S^ . Youngerman, Ralph Rosenthal, Leon Fishman,. Paul Mode; Samuel Swerdlow. Joseph Younger, Allen Gundersheimer, A. B. Weinfeld, Harry Goldberg, Sam Robinspri.
The Brotherhood members who. will participate .are Messrs.' Lee Hof- Jicimer, Troy Feibel,'.Herbert Levy, Arthur. Isaac,, Ben,Lurici Louis Op¬ penheimer, Alhert, Harris,, Sanford Lakin, Robert Weiler, Morton Cohen, Miltph Dreyfus, Erwin Wolf, Curt Jacobs, Ben i Neustadt,. H, Lieverman, Albert Meade, IveRby. Morris, Sig Weisskerz, Robert .Levy, Morrey Greenberg.
Others on the evening's- program will be Misses Betty Stone, Claire Martha Burnstine, Phyllis' Kessei, Lois Gundershcimer, Miriam Rosen¬ thal, Phyllis Harmon,; GenieMae Ko¬ backer, Ann Schanfarber, Rhea Orn¬ stein, , Elinor Jane , Levin, and Russell Joseph, jr.i. Herman Silverman, and Herbert Califf* ;
Shaw Vrges: Hitler to Halt
Anti-Semitism on Ground
He May Be Non-Aryan
LONDON.(WNS)—Pillrying Hit- Jer's.anti-Semitism,as: "pathological, a craze a complex, a bee in his bonnet,
iiole in his: armor, a hitch in his statesmanship, one of those lesions which sometimes prove fatal," George; Bernard Shaw iii the pre'face to a book of .his new plays calls on the : Nazi leader to abandon \ his anti- ' Seinifism and hints that Hitler him-.- self may :bc .of Jewish ,blot)d.   -  ;.
"Herr Hitler is not a typical Ger-; man,'' Shaw, declares. ¦ "I should not .: he at all surprised if it were discov-   : ercd that his very .miked blood  (all . our    bloods,  today , are'   hopelessly mixed) got fortified somewhere in the past by that of King David. .He^can¬ not get, over the .fact - tliat the lost tribes of. Israel ex'ppse us all to. the suspicion (sometime, as in Abyssinia;; to the boast), that we are those lost tribes,,or at least that we must have absorbed them. . l;therefbre urge npon : him  that, his anti-Semitism' anti na¬ tiohal .exclusiveness must  be  pathor logical; a craze, a complex^ a beej in: ' his bonnet, a hole in his armor, ja hitchr in h.i3_stitesmanship, pne.of those le- . sibns wliich sometimes:]>i'ove'^fatai:^A^ it has no :ipgical connection with'Fas¬ cism or National Socialism arid has no effect on thein except to bring them into disrepute, I.doubt whether it-can survive its' mbmentary usefulness as an excuse  for plundering raids and coups d'etats against inconvenient lib¬ erals.oir Marxists.''
Rabbi  Greenwald  Makes Important Aiuiouhceihent
Rabbi Leopold Greenwald, of the Beth Jacob Congregation, will deliver a Pilpul (Halachic discourse). on a very scholarly subject in Talriiud Sat¬ urday, April 4. (Shabath Hagodpl) at 4:30: p, m. All those. wh6, attend the rabbi's daily and -weekly dis¬ courses in Talmud, as well as otliers interested in Talmudic learning, are cordially invited, ¦'". The rabbi wishes to announce that starting tompiTow (Sunday), he will be at his residence, 465 S. 18th St,, to accommodate those who desire to sell the chometz (M'chirath Chometz)
Zelizer   to   Conclude   Friday Evening Services April 3
Rabbi Nathan Zelizer will speak at the Broad ^t. Temple Friday, April 3, at eight o'clock on the theme "The Four\Cpnditions of Israel's Emanci¬ pation." Cantor Solomon Grodner will ofiiciate. Excluding the sermons to be preached by the rabbi on Pass¬ over, thib will be the last Friday eve¬ ning talk by Rahbi Zelizer for the season which began in September, ItKJS. Services, howe\'er, will be con¬ ducted as usual every Friday eve¬ ning at eight o'clock, and Saturday morning at nine. All are welcome to attend.
T.   I.   Junior   Sisterh6od   to Give Dance April 5   V;
Ned Hyatt's orchestra will furnish the music for the Spring dance which the Tifereth, Israel Jr.; Sisterhood will ?. give Sunday evening, April 5, at the Temple.:
Miss Mardelle Parish is chairman of the affair and Miss Betty Uretzky, co-^chairman.: The following are com- , mittee chairirieri: Eleanor Rosenthal,- refreshments; Florence Solove, check¬ room; Selma Feerer,,decorations; arid Helen Berliner, .Esther Sachs and Marrion Young, publicity. ' -.  ,
A :very.enjoyable,evening isj in store for all who are planning to attend. No tickets are being, sold, but .a nbm- .nal charge of 10c per person will be madd at the door.
JR.   HADASSAH   TICKETS ARE SELLING FAST
. Tickets, are sellingr fast for the electric breakfast set, and table lamp, to be raffled April, 19, by Junior Hadassah. The first prize is a liand- some Westinghbuse Electric perco- latoi-, toaster, and covered cromium dish to match; resting on a double walnut tray; the second, an attractive alabaster lamp with' a parchment shade. Either of these prizes will be a welcome addition to any home. ''. One ten cent ticket entitles the- liolder to a chance oh both gifts-. Tickets are available from .all Junior Hadassah members, 'who are working enthusiastically to fulfill their qiiota . for .Palestine.
M'CHIRATH CHOMETZ
Rabbi M, Hirschsprung will be at his stiidy at the Agudath Achim Synagogue every morning between .1 and, 8 and every evening between 6 and 1, to answer all Passover Shaaloth (reltgioiis^ questions) and also to sell the Chometz (M'chiras Chometz). The rabbi can also be reached at his residence,' 563 S, 18th St. Phones; At Synagogue, ADams 2637 i at his residence, FAirfax 0025.
Agudath Achini Guild to Hold Important  llusinvas Meeting
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An hnportant business ineeting of thc Agudath Achiin (^uild will be held Wednesday evening, April 1st, at 8:^ o'clpck in tlie .<;ocial hall of the Agudath Achhn Synagogue. All mem¬ bers arc urged to attend.