Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1946-06-07

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Vol. 24, No.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, PRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1»48
D*vot*d to  Amarlun «nd Jtwiih  Idull
United Jewish Fund Workers
Begin Canvass Of Commnnity
Shekel Election Board Of All Local Zionist Groups To Meet Monday Evening
A meeting of the local Shekel and Election Board of all Zion¬ ist groups in Columbus will take place at the Hebrew School next Monday evening, at 8 o'clock, at which time final ar¬ rangements will be formulated for the election of delegates on June 16th to the 22nd Zionist World Congress to be held -in Jerusalem In December. All af¬ filiated Zionist organizations in the city arc requested to send their previously appointed rep¬ resentatives to this meeting.
It is imperative that every Jewish man and woman who be¬ lieves that Palestine should be a Jewish Commonwealth and who desires to do something more   than - just   wish   for   it.
should not fail to vote on elec¬ tion day.
As tills is the first post-war World Zionist Congress, which is destined to shape the future of Palestine, your vote for the jjroper deleijates may have far reaching consequences.
If you wish to have a voice in this Congress, turn out to vote for your favorite delegates on Election day at the Schon¬ thal Center, on Sunday, June 16th. By vjling you will assert your interest in the immediate admittance ot 100,000 Jews into Palestine and in the attainment ot the ultimate objective — a Jewish Cornmonwealth, the on¬ ly solution to the ^oblem ot Jewish homelessness!
IMPORTANT  MEETING  OF SCHONTHAL CENTER
Dr.. E. J, Gordon, presidetit of the board of Schonthal Center, announces an important board meeting on next Tuesday even¬ ing, June 11, at 8 o'clock, at the Schonthal Center. All board members aie urged  to attend.
Council Asks You To Help A Child Overseas
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B'nai, B'rith To Hold Final Meeting Of Season Monday
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Reports of Committee Chair¬ men and delegates to the Dis- ; 1;rict Conveiijlpn held this week :fii»ln*St.^Louls.lMo;,. will be ,a£ea.
My, Juiie 101''at"SHe:"EaaS'^ St. Temple. The '.meeting wlli get uriderv/ay promptly at 8 P. M'., and those In attendance will be gi-ven an opportunity to participate in many ot the im¬ portant discussions pertaining to B'nai Brith activity here as well as thruout the District,
President Sidney L, Katz de¬ sires to remind the membership of the big all day B'nai Brith picnic -scheduled for Sunday, July 7, at Oak Park.
TARSHISH   KLKCTKD  TO GKNEK<Ui COMMITTEE OP B'NAI  IllUTH
Temple Brotherhood Issues Invitation To Annual Stag June 13
The Bryden Road Temple Brotherhood has this week mail¬ ed Invitatioijs to the entire mem¬ bership   for   Its   annual   Presi-
de,ntfs-j|ltag-.;Tiirhiuh,".t«ls -yfear ,is {b61n#,,i>?li'el.'a.'€;next,'^'^^^ Jiinfe 13, at the Fort H^yes Ho¬ tel. The usual fine dinner, at 8:30 P. M., will be followed with an outstanding program of en¬ tertainment throughout the evening. The affair is free to all paid-up members of the Brotherhood. A nominal charge of $3.00 is to be 'made for guests. According to I^ester Thai, chairman of the Stag Dinner Committee, a 11 re.servations must be mailed in by next Wed¬ nesday, Juno J2th,
BROAD  ST, TEMI'LK TO HOLD .lOLNT RBCEITION I'OK C0NFIR.MANT8
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Allan Tarshish
Allan Tarshish, PEtst-President of Zion Lodge B'nal Brith and also a pastpresident ot the Ohio- Kentucky B'nal Brith State Assn., was honored with elec¬ tion to the General Committee of District No. 2, B'nai Brith at the Coiwentlon held in St. Louis this week;
JB'n'ISH CAUSALTIES ¦"TOTAL i»,000
NBW YORK  (JPS)—At least 650,0(X)   American   Jewish   men
A Joint reception to honor the confii'mantion class ot Temple Tifereth Israel will be held from eight until .ten in the evening this Sunday, June i)th, in the Broad St. Temple ' social hall. Participating in the reception will be the following:
Mr. and Mrs.' R, Abramson, Mr. and M.-s. M. T, Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. K. Cowall, Mr, and Mrs. N, FfX,'Mr and Mrs. A, Gluck, Mr. and Mrs, A. E, Katz, Mr, and Mrs M. J, Leeman, Mr. and Mrs, H, Llchtenstein, Mr, and Mrs. L. Lieberman, Mr. and Mrs, C, J. O'Koon, Mr, and Mrs. L. Schottenstein and Mr. and Mrs,  L.  Shionsky.
A dance for the confirmants and their triends will be held following'the reception.
Little children in Europe stretching out their hands help and h^pe!
The National Council of Jew¬ ish Women announces that Columkius twenty-one overseas children h:ive been taken for adoption by mail. New histories and photographs of little tots in need of help have just been received by Mrs. E, J, Gordon, Chairman of Service to Foreign Born,
The following is quoted from a letter sent from Paris, France, dated May 15, .1946;
"We thank you most kindly for your letter of April 24 anci' for having placed the fifes oft *\fte 'oWtWr^n, .v^eMstt;;,yp\V,i,'W$ are:i.Mai0'^^hlsmwf4Mtii^tti^a§; chlldreli:'¦wlli*:na'*'a (Boine^^ care for thein, the feeiiiig thai; they are not all alone lit the world.
We have selected ten more children am'ong our wards, who are all alone in the world, their parents having been deported and who need chiefly a inoral help, the feeling that no matter In which part of the world, there is a friend- thinking and caring for tham- and their destiny.
Our children need mainly clothing, underweat;-, shoes, handkerchiefs, towels, socks, tialhing suits and of course, they are always happy getting candies or chocolate, all articles not to be actually found in Krance."
Won't you adopt one ot these little children'? The only assis¬ tance necessary is to send them parcels of fooil, clothing—any¬ thing that would make their lives a little brighter and hap¬ pier.
There ar^.- also five Spanish Jewish furnllies who are living in France with the' borders now closed to them. They cannot re turn to ihtM' homes. They ate desperately  in  need of help.
Contact Mrs, E. J. Gordon AD. 0895 for the names and ad dresses of these little childien and  families.
Leaders and workers in both the Men's and Women's Divisions of the Annual United Jewish Fund Campaign pushed forward on all fronts this past week in the import¬ ant task of raising the largest quota in local history. Tiiey realize that immediate large-scale assistance must be pro¬ vided to assure the survival of the Jewish people in Eur¬ ope thru the three major agencies. The Joint Distribution Committee, United Palestine Appeal and National Refugee Service. Columbus Jewry as, well as those thruout Amer¬ ica mourns the 6,000,000 Jews of Europe who died and d^d- itates itself to rescuing the 1,400,000 who survived. This undertaking will be the most courageous chapter in the history of our people.
Heads of this year's drive expressed confidence that the remainder of the quota (about 25%) will be raised during the coming weeks and that an all-time record will be made in local fund-raising efforts. The workers were, however, cautioned not to be overconfident and let down in their efforts to canvass every Jewish family in the com¬ munity. I. W. Garek, General Chairman, and his able as¬ sistant Harry R. Roth, Organization Chairman, while elat¬ ed over the progress of the drive to date, stressed that the 25% of the goal is still to be reached and that this was the most difficult job to complete.
Sbow yonr appreciation to the Chronicle's S4 years of loyal and devoted ser¬ vice to Colambns Jewish Commanlty by paying yonr stibscrlptloa now—(3,00 (or tbe year.
and Svomen served in the United States armed forces during World War II, and 7,500 lost their lives American Jewish dead and wounded totaled 25,- 000, the National' Jewish, Wel¬ fare Board reports.
Local B'nai Brith Well Represented At Convention
Ziori Lodge 'No, £2 B'nal Brith
Louis this v/eek With the follow*- frig' "delegateBi Messers' ¦Harij' Schvfartz, Irwin ,Woif; Eia. Schlezinger, Sidiiey L. Katz, Walter Katz,. Abe Wolman and Allan Tarshish.
Justin L. Sillman and Isadore W. Garek, both past-presidents of District 2, were also In at¬ tendance.
At (he Women's Auxi/iqry B'nal Brith Convention, also held at the ,same time in St. Louis, the following Columbus representatives were pre.sent: Me.sdames Isadore W, Garek, Justin L. Sillman, Jack Schil¬ ling and Miss Gertrude Zweig,
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COUNCIL FOR JUDAISM ENDORSES   ENTIRE PALESTINE REl'ORT
PHILADELPHIA (JPS)—The anti-zionlst American Council for Judaism has endorsed ail the recommendations of the re- pott of the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry, includ¬ ing the pro'/islon for the admis¬ sion of 100,000 displaced Jews into Palestine; and urged the adoption of the report as a whole, as a humanitarian pro¬ posal designed to safeguard Jews of Palestine and Europe, it was announced here.
Mn*. Jack Freed man
The annual Mothers and Daughters dinner of the Agu¬ dath Achlm Sr. Sisterhood was heid Wednesday, May 29, at the Synagogue with a record break¬ ing attendance, Mrs. Oscar Ber¬ man and Mrs. Jos. Schwartz were chairmen of the affair. It was held i:)intly with the Jun¬ ior Sisterhoo'd-
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Chairman's   Appeal
In appealing to Columbus Jewish community, Mr. Garek said that if we fall In our at¬ tempt to raise our full quota for the United Je'wish Fund, tye shall have missed a vital op¬ portunity to aid the cause.of de-
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'If we succeed—as we must and will — we shall bring new hope to hundreds of thousands of sufferers and reaffirm our faith In the future of America and  of Judaism.
"So my final word to my fel¬ low workers in this campaign Is, "Keep at the job until the last minute of the drive is over; appeal to the conscience of every Jewish person in Columbus and this comni'jnlty will surely re¬ spond with a generosity that will put the Fund campaign over the top." Mr, Garek con¬ cluded.
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rhe next fej)/, weeks, accord¬ ing to Organization Chairman Roth, will tell the story of suc¬ cess or failure for our 1048 cam¬ paign. Members of the Jewish community are therefore asked to open their doors and their hearts when the solicitor calls. Give generously It you can. Give moderately If you must, but give! And while you are at it, give the volunteer worker a great big hand, a great big smile, a cordial welcome, a friendly reception, in every of¬ fice, in every home-—for the so¬ licitor is helping you do your part." Roth stated.
Women's Division
Mrs. William Schiff and Mrs, Simon Lazarus have this week Issued the folipwing Joint state¬ ment as Chairmen of the Wom¬ en's Division:
"Columbus Jewish Women have again accepted the chal¬ lenge thru the United Jewish F\md campaign. They are de¬ termined to raise the increased quota to meet the catastrophe of war which has devastated Jewish life in almost every s^ti- tlon of Europe. Every resource of our community Is being mar- I     (Continued on Pagv VWe)
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