Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1944-06-02

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Vol. 22, No. 23   Kntcred M Secon(I.ClQss Macter, PostoKlce   Columbus,, Ohio.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1944
Strictly Confidential
Tidbits From BTerywhere By Phlnens J. Blron
REMRirUBR THIS . . .
Ss Something to remember about Henry H. Klein, .lew-balt- ing con.sel for Eugene Sanc¬ tuary at the sedition trial In Wa.shinglon, who Introduced his anti-Semitic tirade with the statement "I am a .lew myKClf"; He was never recognized as a .lew until that day In court . . . We predict that he may .soon need a defense attorney him¬ self . . . Father Charles E. Coughlin, who i,s .suppo.sed lo have retired from active poll- ' tics, is busier than' ever these days, organizing the Order of St. Seba.^iah . . . Thl.s order Is open only to men In military service, and is Intended to be. come the .spearhead of the Fas¬ cist movement In America , . . Why doesn't .somebody protest agaln.st the ratlio program of the Church of the Covenant of Dayton, Ohio? . . .¦ One of U.s prniclpnl broadcasters la Millard .loseph Flenner. who fuhninated In support of the White Paper the other day ... In another broadcast he said: "Tho main is¬ sue of (lur day i.s not the win¬ ning of the war, nor the winning of Ihe peace . . . The main i.s.siie facing us is the destruction of the hidden hand which lias tised gold to take peace from the earth, and hatli given us dc prcssions, Ijanlt failures, tarol<en homes and the evil of its adulter¬ ous cup . . . The hidden hand of the schemers began to show up in the Kingdom uf Judah" . . . KI.AHH! . . .
llgj It l.s reported that Assistant .Secretary of State Stettinlu.s, back from London, says that Churchill assured him that the ,Ievvs will be given a square deal in Palestine, and that at the proper time the American and British Governments will make a statement ... To us it looks like partition . . . .Senora F'lora Ti-ujllio VIega, (laughter of the President uf the Dominican Re¬ public and in her own right one of that country's most tlisting- uished diplomats, is said to be making every effort to open her country's doors to a large num- b(M- of .lewish refugees from F.urope. . . . Phil .loseiih, the eminent Canadian lawyer who defended the Palesrlhian .lews charged with gun running, has now returnetl to Canada ... . The Patriarch of tlie East, His Holi ness Mar Shimon the Xird, spir¬ itual heati of all ttie Assyrians wlio now lives in New York, paid homage tu iMerrc sail Paas¬ sen tlie olher tlay . . . The Patri arch, a young man in his thir¬ ties, asked Van Paassen to in¬ clutle the Assyrians in his- plea for the forgotten allies of Creat Hrltaln . . THIli ANIJ THAT... |Ba Why, we have been asked, has the Jewish Publication So¬ ciety not held any meetings for the last three years'? . . . The Russian War Relief has sent to the Soviet Union clothing and other textiles valued at $9,020,- 150.50 . . The Zionist Organiza¬ tion of America is looking for an executive , secretary to replace Simon Sclietzer who Is ailing . . Dr. Israel Schaplro, former head ot the Department ot Semitic Literature at the Library ot Congress in Washington, now lives in California . . . Since he retired his deiiartment is under the jurisdiction of the head ot (Continued on Page 8)
United Jewish Fund Campaign Will OfficiaUy Open Tuesday
Women's    Division   Plans   Big   Meeting
Tuesday June 6, 2 P. M., At Southern Hotel
All Jewish Women Invited To Attend
TO IHSCISH WAU NKKDS OK THOSI.: IN HKKVICK AT   .MKFJTIMi   .ll'NK   lilll
Mis. William Schlff
Mrs. William Schiff will be. general chairinan of the Wo. men's Division of the l.'MI Uni- j ted Jewish Funtl Campaign, Hobert \V, Schiff, General Cahi- paign Chairman, announceti this week. Serving with her in this year's tlrlve as co-chairmen are Mrs. Sinioii Lazarus and Mrs. Roliert i.evy. Amting other local women who have accepted Ihe position of Majors In this great e.st of :iil humanitarian efforts are:
Mestiames Ben Barban. Mark D. Felnknopf, Lester Glickman, Harry Ooitiberg, E. J. Gordon, i. M. Harris. Samuel Horowitz, 1-Iarry Maybrtick, Louis I^. i'rav¬ er, .loseph D. Schecter, Itohert W. Schiff. anti Samuel .1. Schlon sky.
Meeling aiid Tea Tuestiay
The Women's Divisimi is call uig a mass meeting of ail .lewish Women in Columbus for next Tuesday, June 0. at the Southern Hotel. It is to lie ill the furiu of u tea and will liegin jiromjitiy al 2 o'clock. An out.stantilng speaker wiil atltlress the group.
Mrs. Schiff, heading the Uni ted .lewisli I''und efftjrt, needs no introduction to Ctiiumlius .lewi.-^h cttniniunity. As presi (ieiit of the Council of Jewish Women, a leader in Hatlassah and olher important organiza¬ tions affecting the welfare of our people here and throughout the worltl, she has tiemonslrated her aliiiities as an executive, as an upderstantiing person antl as a capable organizer. She is shtjwing her metal tmce again, ami her untiring energies In or¬ ganizing tlie work for the Wo¬ men's Divisitm, once more iioiiit to another trltimph in lier achievements for the llHl fund raising effort.        '  '
Mrs, Schiff's Stuteiiieiit
In a statement thi,s week Mrs. Schlff stated that the largest possible number of jvomen is being mobilized for solicitation work in connection with this year's United Jewish Fund Cam¬ paign.
"We expect that some 200 women again will consecrate themselves to the holy task of saving  lives.      Jewish' women
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rc;ilizt' 'hat millions nf .lews tie peiicl ujuin our ht'lii for their dait\' l)rc;id. .iewish wonien real ize that a majority of the suffer ers from liunger,, pain, peslil ence, are women and cliiltireii, of our own kin Willi energy and grini tielerminalion our wo men will carr)' tiu-ough the job of reaching all their prospects and tiring the message nf res cuing hiuiKin lives", .Mrs. Schiff slated.
"Ltist yt.'ar, through the splcn did cuoiieratloii of every ineni. ber uf the Women's Commitlee, an outstaniiing contriliulion was made to the I'nited Jewisli I-^Lind. This year's undertaking, in the gravest crisis for our Ijcojiie, has matle it necessary for Jews uf America to exert every effort to raise much greater funtis to prevent wholesale star vation 4ntl annihilation of these oppresseti people. I am confi dent that the Jewish women of Columbus will not fail in this the greatest of all humanitarian efforts", Mrs. Schiff declared.
HAUTFOiU) (JPSl — Five hundreti farmers, Jewish anti non-Jewish, attended the pre sentatjon of an ambulance do¬ nated to the U. K. Army Medi¬ cal Cor()s by the Jewish Farm¬ ers of Hebron and Columbia.
No emergency in the history ot world Jewfry is com¬ parable lo (he (ragfic position of the Jewish people today, and to meet this challenge Columbus will again rededicate itself to the ideals of Jewish community responsibility and service at a dinner to observe the formal opening of the 1344 United Jewish Fund Campaign. The annual event, which has always been a symbol of our united community, will be held next Tuesday, June (ith, (i;.'IO P. JM., at the Winding Hollow Country Club. . It is an expression of the combined effor(s of all (he Jews of our city on behalf of distressed and suffering Jews the world over.
To prove its readiness, willingness and ability to as¬ sume its rightful share in leadership and responsibility, Columbus Jewish Community has already gone forward and organized its workers and leaders to make a whole¬ hearted effort in the present heart breaking appeal that comes to this community from overseas and from numerous other agencies seeking succor and assistance for their trag¬ ically important work.
The majiir beneficiary of tbis year's cainiiaign is llic i.'nited .lewish ,\p|ieal for Itefugees. Overseas .N'eeils and Palestine, which is seeking to rai.se $.32,- ooo.ddd in mil fur relief anti re- habiiitaliun in Ailieii, neutral and iiberateti areas, for the war effort and refugee .settlement lirngram of the Jewisli home land in Palestine, and fur assist¬ ance in the atijustment uf new- ctimcrs ill the i'nited Slates.
/rhls iliree frtint huinaiidarian eiitleavur is being carrieii un liy tile .luint Dislriliulion Commit¬ tee. I'niteii Palestine Appeal and Xalinual Ucfugee Service, the three major Ahierican agencies which have liecm respOnsiiiie for sustaining the lives uf over 3,- 11(111,1)00 Jewish victims uf Naz¬ ism tiuring the past decaiie. The (United .lewish Appeal is the foremost .lewish organization In the I'nited Slates registered with the Presitlent Roosevelt's War   Relief   Control   Buard,-,.
In a statemenl l.ssueti this week by Robert W. Schiff, Gen¬ eral Campaign Chairman, he saiti:
"'i'he need in IIMI is greal;er than e\er hefiirc. The European scene is darker Ihan in previous years and the urgency ftir relief is great. Tlie national organiza- tiim.-^ and insliuitions must aisti meet rising custs antl greater financial burden. It is up lo each fuiiinuinity uf the I'nited Slates to mainiain tlic inslitu [ions and oi-g;itiii'.atiuns I'ital Lo .lewish life huth at home and aliru;ui. Cunscions uf Ibis aspect of llu.- wnrld picture, Culunibus .Iciii-.i- .till iniTl ils lest success rii!l.\- ,is il lias dune in years l.ia.^l Cuh.liulius .lewi-y i.s pruud of its i-ecuril.—never a year in wliicli it dill nut iiM'el its quola. and Kill will lie no exception." Tn CtiiiilKit .¦\iiti.8t'iiiUlsiii Another iniporianl point stres'seil by Mr. Schiff was that part of llie funtis raiseti wili go to support agencies which fight anti Semilism in the United - Slates.
"I'ai-t of Ihat $32,000,000 is neetleti to insure your future and that of your children in the fight against the rising tide of ¦ disconl and disunity which is threatening to break the bonds of harmony right here in Amer¬ ica.
"Hardly a Jew in this com¬ munity", he added, "but has lelt the ugly breath of bigotry and racial prejudice. .Hardly a Jew in America but has read and heard and even seen the rising tide of. hatred against our people. {Continued on Page 8)
Holierl  l.azaruN
A meeting uf reiire.senlatives. interested in. the prolilenis con¬ cerning the needs uf our Jewish buys and girls in llie armed for CCS, from, ail mer tile .Slate, will take place in Columliu.s on Sunday, .lune lilh, at the flesh ler Wallick Hutei. it was an iiuLincetl tbis week by Rolierl Lazarus, Slale Chairman Df the .lewish Welfare lluard .\iniy,and .\avy (leneral Cummittce.
The ptirpuse uf iliis meeting will be lu discuss many uf tbe ]iruliicms wliicli ha\c laiely ;iris en and to exchange ideas uii whal is going on in the field of activity- uf Ibe .Icwisli Welfare Hoard. Il is Iiujiftl lu iiuegraie represenlatives at (his ineeting into an effecti\'e State urganlza- tion whicii will have definite jiulicies and prugraiiis. The cuni- inittee un .Arrangcnietits include Hubert I.azarus. State Ciiairnian; Harry Guldberg. Culumlius; l.e.s ter Alexander, Tnleiio: Mrs. Sytl ney Albert. .Akron: W. A. Sum init. Canton; Ltmis iliiig, Jr, Cleveland: Alfreil S: Daneman, Daylon; Mrs. Paul Kaufman, Youngstown; antl Philip Cohen, Cincinnati.
Among the speakers at the Conference wiil be Mr. Charles Morris, of Louisville. I'Cy., Chair, man of the 5lh Service Comniand of the .lewish Welfare Board, and Mr. Mauritz Gottlieb, who has recentiy returned from a tour of the South Pacific. Other professional representatives of the National Jewish Welfare ,   (Continued on Page 8)