Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1950-10-20

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Major Jewish Organizations Set Up Plans To Participate in National Planning Parley
NEW YORK. (.ITA) — Thirty-three major .lewish organiza¬ tions, whose membership constitutes a majority of the .O.OOO.OOO .lews In the U. .S., this week announced ihelr active participation in the National Planning Conference for Israel and .lewish Reha¬ bilitation, which will lie held in Washington, Oct. 27-20. ^...
The National    Planning   Con¬ ference, which wili be Ihe most gram  of  financial  assistance  to representative  .lewish  assembly j Israel     nn     an-    unprecedented ever  held  In  the   United  States,   scale.  The  three-da.v  conference will formulate a three-year pro-1 (rnniinned on iiamr ni
Progress of Hebrew University Reported at National Council Women's Annual Meeting
Or',' K]ifv.vr Hiegcr. h'','id oi' Ihc .School of Kdwcation. Ilfbrcw I'niv'ei'sity. .lenis;dfni. .'irrived in the I'nited .St.'ites this week to pre.-ent lo the Hnard nf Dircctnis of the National Ciiiincii of .lew¬ ish Women a first-hand repf)t'l nf the pi'ngross the school aclTie\'ed in meeling the expanding educatinn.d needs nf Israel, 'rtic  Israel educiiinr addi'cssed
during ICity. The organization ha.-
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CHRONICLE
Vol. 2S, No. 4:t
2jl '\// Serving Columbus and Central Ohio lewish Communily \\ COLl'MBl'H, OHIO, FKIDAV, (X'TOBEIt 20,  ID.'HI
Dfvnlvd     to     Amrriran and    JeH'lHh    IdeaU
B'nai B'rith's First Meeting at New Center to Be Featured by Colorful ''Festival of Song
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Board   of   Direptors   during ICity ininual mcclitig in New York'
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Council Women's Educational Contmittee to Present Double-Feature Program Tuesday
Following its |)oIit'y of something nf interest for every Cnuncil meinb(;r. the Kdui'.ilion.'il commiltee of (he Coiiricil of .lewish Women announces a double feature program for Tuesday. Dr. Uoslyn I''. I'ariscr will speak at an evening nioeting and .Mis. .Ii I i fieier al a meeling In he held in the nioniing. .•\l  the evening meeting (K:;i(l)
'I'ne H'nai H'rith l-'eslival nf Snng—ihe first meeting nf the yeai- will he held Tuesday. «;l'i. ill the .lewish Cenier. with 12 niilsl.'indliig loe.'il persniialllics in the field of snng and danci* as jiai'llcip.'nits.
The meeling- ,'i .iniiit one with hnlh the men's lodge and wnm- cn's chapter—will give members a chance In .join in Ihe songs dining  the  program.
With .lerry (It'odin as M. ('.. the following will be on the pin- giam:
Hernie Doctor, solo; Dorothy Hloom and .Iim Naulty. doing a
Cay  !tO's  rnuline:   Hevei'iy  Thai,       .\   uelcnme
song:  ('eliii   Solove.  solo;   .Muriel   ( li.ipic
CundiTsheimei'.    wilh     a     harp   W
¦Jnin;    Mien   (liinilersheimer.   .Ir.   'e
.itiii Charlie linss:  .Miriam .Shen-   H
ker at the piano: .-Nnne Swedlow.
in a  cnmed.v  ret iiation;  I'auiine   in
I'Jisenman. .snin, and    the    Hlllel
D.-incer^.
Ihe
FREDRIC MARCH Will STAR IN UJA RADIO BROADCAST
lit llu; home nf .Mis. l-Ihner F.ng- She
elm.iNi. 27KK  Hrenlwnnd   Rd..   Dr. for
I'ariscr.   ,'i    pi'allcing   ph.Vsician, the
will   discuss   jiinblems   of   chil- sim liven   .'iiid   how   lo   handle  them.
is iiai'ticvilai'ly well (|ualil i this, having graduated fi' i I'nivcrsity of .Vljchig.'iii. an i e   Ihal   time  has   s|)ociali/t 1
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Local Women's Groups Seek to Attain Goal of $4300 for 1951 Community Chest Drive
At a luncheon meelijig held Oct. 10 ,it Ihe home of .Mrs. Sl\ niour Weill, 00 .N. Kx'erett Ave. it was announced to the captains that their goal in the hLll Community Chest Drive Is .114:100. The H'nai B'l'llh Women. Hadassah. Rose E. l.azarus Sisterhooil and Hroad St. Temple Sisterhood, iue cnnperaiing wilh the Cnuncil uf .lewish Women to reach thi.-;; goal. /
The necessity  for extra  effort — -    — by each worker was pointed out! ,„,y   .^cxiUAKV   DO.NOIl
Lt'NCHKO.N'   WEDNEHUAY
Mrs.   N. .1.    Radzek,    genera'
al tho meeting. The total goal j has been Increa.sed, and is $\,- 418.808. The addition of three new Chest organizations and the desire not lo have any sup¬ plementary drives, accounts for the increase. 5i.'iO,(M)0 for services j In the armed forces is Included [ in  ihe figure. [
Mrs.  Charles  Kadow  is chair-1 man, and Mrs. Seymour Weill Is vice-chairman   for  Council.  The i captains  and  workers  are: i
Capt., Mrs. Sherwood Walker.' Workei's: Me.sdames li. Hehnert, .-\. Meyer, T. Schmidt, M. Green- bei'g, M. Giimhle, I. Russell, H. l-'enhurr, .1. Rather, Mi.ss Alice l.uft.
(•'apt.. Mrs. .1. C. Robins. Work¬ ers: .Mesdames C, Tonle, K. Eng¬ elman. M. Block. M. Staub, D. Cnhon. N. Berlin, M. Zox, A. Shustick, H. Cohen, II. Jleck- man. i\ S. Smith, S. Sculler, L. I'olslei', C, Solomon.
Capt.. Mrs, Robert Skuller. Workers: Mesdames I, GUIjert, A. Loeb, .Ir., M. Yassenoff, M, Fox, S. Krupnick, S. Hlatt, P. Callif, 10. Deut.sch, Mis.s Z. Splra. '('apt.. Mrs. A. Gundersheimer, Workers: Mesdames .1.. Silber siein, W. Glick. it. Greene. W. Cohen, A. Isaac, R. Aronson, .1. Radow, A. Kobacker, S. Klein, 1.. j Radow, A. Malerson, .1. Himlg, .1.1 .lay, .1. Schottenstein. Miss M. f.owenstein. I
Cap!.. Mrs. Robert Levy. Mes- lamcs  H. Rolh.    K.    S.    Schan
Frttlric Marrh. famous stage and . icrren actor, will star in a United Jew- : iah Appeal broadcast to be beard from ' 10:30 lo lllOO P.M. (Eatlern Standard I Time) on Thursday. October 26, over the  network   of the  Cohlmbia  Broad-
Center Membership Workers Progress; Early Quotas Met
With .1 head -;tart of 20.") appli- cat inns fnr meinliershi|), IiicIikI m,'ui log 700 inilividiials cnvered hv -Mi's, family memberships, the org¬ anized memiiei'ship drive of the ./elvish ("enter f.ices three weeks of   intensi\e   iiclivily.
I'luler the I halrmaiiship nf .Melvin D, l''i'iink. wnrkers in the' drive were given final instiuc tions ;il ;i campaign meeting ;it the Ceniei' Wednesd.iv evening Abnnt 1.000 cards, bearing the names nf prnspective members u:ei'e (iistrihuted In more than 100 men ,'md women workers. .Many, fired with enthusiasm for Ihe ad\'antages nf Center mem- liershi]), had begun their solicita¬ tion earlier and thus were meet¬ ing their ijunla before the open-^ ing shots ha ' been fired.
h'irst report meeling for work¬ ers is scheduled for Oct. 2^>. I''in;il reports for the organized drive will l>e held Nov. 2, Chair¬ man Frank announced. Al¬ though solicitation will cease on the November dale, applications for memhei'ship will be accepteil at the Center at all tlmo^j, Mr. I'Yank emphasizetl.
i;,ll'el<. pn ler Thi- wiij H'lllil  meeling  il
ll/)Moref) goe.-.(s iit meeling will lie llie hers nf Ihe Iniige H'ritli membership began wilh linll Cali Siindav.
In   the   Indge   and le  extended   hy   1. >ident  of the  ('en- he Ihe  first  H'nai ('enter, the    fir.st new   inein- riie    irnal
c'lmpaign Dav    ia-t
Aci ing as hn.-le-,ses fur llie .iffair Tuesday wili he H'nai lli'lth U'omen. Their llnsjiitali- t.v cninmitiee cnnsisis nf .Mrs, Herman Geichman. chmii: .Mrs. Dave  Haniller,  Mrs.  ,Ioe  Eisen-
.Mrs. Harry  Nacdlmen Win.  .Nullman.
and
Hadassah Quota Set at $28,500 v
Scaling :ii'i'.ingenients fnr the 22nd aniHi.'iI lladass:ih ' Dnnor Dinner, as in p.ist years, will he- gin .Nov. 1. .-Ml inemhei's ;ire. Iherefnre. urged In m;iil (heir checks now m Ihe Dinner Trejis- urer,( .Mrs. Aaron Sivilz. I 10 N. Rnosev'ejt   Ave.
.No ;ip|ieal In ihe einnliuns cniild ever cnmpare in eloquence to the naked fads of Israel's needs. The prohlems are many. The niedic'il emergency is sharp¬ er t^an it has e\'er been since the ince|itinn of the Slate.
The   unending   flood   nf
new-
new he.'ilth
igs with tnreats.
For (he past two years, since the war, the doctors antl nurses have been working in unlHdievably cramp¬ ed and primitive surroundings so that no patient in need of care .    ,  . ,       „    . ,,,    ,    might go imserviced. Unless we
Acllvities   Registration   Week,give them the dollars theV need is   .set   for   Nov.   .5-12,   when   all | lo go on with Iheir work, iill that
, , ,    u     ,    „     ¦—...a-^r.- -J"--.- .members  will be asked to VLsitj was gained bv their    fight    for
urging   members   of   the   Ladies :-why  i. The  Stin?"^. dromatiies the   the (enter lo choose their actlvi-, freedom will be Inst Auxiliary, Jewish War Veteran.s, I heroism and sacrifice of newcomers and I lies. Each pi;r,son    is    urged    to.     With
chairman, and her committee are | casting'Sysiem, The program, eniiilcd Ladies :-sFhy   is   The   Stm? ,   dramatiies  the
f(i plense co-opentle hy .itt.end-j older Beillcra in Israel in the preseni ing iind giving their" ple<igeH to ' difficult period of large-scale immigra- the donor lunc-heon next Wed- : tion and Hmlled resdurceB. Transporta- nesdny noon, at the ' Seneca '. tion of refugees to Israel, and their Hotel. j absorplion   ailer  their  arrival,  are  fi¬
nanced through the Unii -«1 Jewish
<- ( I vy 1  Ln    I IU • >^     > /vi-i I    111 Lit It:     i> J   1 ...
make  thi ternnon.
llckat for a    neautiful    radio. ; the United Palestine Appei
All effort.s have been made lo I Xpp„M, which'support. a world-wide l.s a most enjoyable af-i pr';*'^^^ „, j,„y,h reconstruction V\ Uh each pledge goes , ,hrouih its three eonslicuent agenrie)i: for  a     beautiful     radio. : the United Palestine Appeal, the Joint
make appointments for individ¬ ual Interviews with staff mem¬ bers who will give advice and information about clubs, athle¬ tic tetims :ind other recreational groups.
Columbus Hadassah's (|U0tas tnialing some .$28..")00. It Is easily understood why each and every member of the Com- tiUinity should feel (he responsi¬ bility and urgency of this fiinii- raising project.
farber. R   Weiler   I.   llofheimer, | ('.,,^,,;   g,,,,   fj^,, H. ,loseph, 1. Wolf,   r.Felhel, L. [youc    generous
Among the many other prizes in eludes a diamond ling, nylon hose, two radios, flower garilens anrl many othtM's too numerous to meiuinii. A carnival of tun is promised, plu.s. a must ilelieious meal.
Hudd Sweeney will act as mas¬ ter of ceremonies, a.ssi.-.ted by Itiia  Thomas.
This  being    ihe    only    fund- raising     affair     of     the    year, enough money must therefore be raised   m   support   JWV's   mosl worthy  projects, such as contri- btiling   to   Brandels   University, Aid   to   Israel,   Milk   Fund   for , Orphaned     European    children, I treats and entertainment for vet¬ erans of Dayton and Chilllcothe j Hospitals.   "Treats   are   also   sent, In veterans in  Benjamin  Frank¬ lin  and   Stale  liosiiitals.  Contri¬ butions are sent to civic organi¬ zations     such     as    Community
Distribution   Committee,   and   the United   Service   for   New   Americana.
Harry Jarkey Booked For YPL's Dance
Basch. M. Monneil. M. Cohen .M. Kassel, M. Classman, A Kahan, II. llofheimer. I.. Madi son. D. Coodman. A, Sugarman, .Miss C, Coodman,
("apt,, Mrs, Raymond Kahn. Workers: Mesdames M. Hoff¬ man, A. Kahn, S. Kahn, I,. Krak¬ off, D. Levison, K. Levlson, I. Monroe, M, Levltln, D. Mellman, B. Yenkin, R. Goldberg, M. Bromberg,   C   Coldsmlth.
Capt., Mrs. Samuel Swartz. Workers: Mesdames I. Segal. S. Gorchoff, I'. Herwald, L. Gure¬ vitz, H. liutln, A. Becker, R. I'osner, G.  Kaplan,  P. Dolln, A.
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Cross.   W support innol    be
Ihout these made
BETH JACOB SISTERHOOD
Beth Jacob Sisterhood will hold its regular board meeting Monday, 12:30, In the social halF. Hostesses for the dessert lunch¬ eon will be Mrs. Joe Swartz, Mrs. J. Cohen and Mrs. L. Sch¬ wartz.
DIV.N'KIl I'OSTrONKO
Due to a conflict wilh the Uniletl .lewish Fund meeting Tuesday, Oct ;il, the first dinner ineellug 'of the sea.son by the Bryden Rd. Temple Brotherhood .scheduled on this date, Iras been postponed. New dale Is to be an¬ nounced next week.
B'NAI   H'lHTH   SOCIAL GKOl'P PLANS UA.NCK
Watch for details of the sc|uare dance which the newly-formed B'nai B'rith. social group Is planning for Thanksgiving night, Nov. 23, the group's first affair of the new season.
I.ATK SKKV'ICKS STAIIT
Starting, next Friday,, Agud.ith .•\ehiin Congregatinn inaugurates tile first in a series of late Sab¬ bath eve sej'vices. The Cnngie- g.ilinn iiuiies ynu iinil yonr fannly In jniii in for prayer, sup- piicalion and fellowshiji. Serv¬ ices will be conducted by Rabbi S, W, Ituhensrein. assisted !)>¦ ('alitor 1',  II. Gellman.
.\ receptinn. sponsored hy the Sisterhood, lollows these serv¬ ices'
HH H'().'»IK.\ (.'I'KHTH OK "10ARI,V WOK.M" SHOW
H'nai H'rith Women will be guesis (.if Irwin .Inhnson's "Farly Worm" program 'I'uesdav. Nov. 7, 10 a. in., nn station WBNS-TV, Channel 10. The show emanates I frnin the Neil llnuse's Town and iCnuiitry Hnom. All HH Women are cordially invited. ' .Make reservations with .Mrs. ¦ I.ouis  nnhins,  DO. ;!KH:i.
HIi.l.FI. OliSKKVIOS l'.\   WKKK   .AT  OSl'
The  Hiuii  H'rith Hillel Foun- Hon    i.--   participating    in    the
.mizkachi wo.mkx  '' '
>ii:i;t tomorrow
Hepnrts nil the Silver .luhilee cniueiitioii nl the Mizi':ichl Wninen's Org.inizalinii, held last weekend in .•MlantJc City, will be gi\'en hy .Mrs. Hen .hiBfee and .Mrs. .lulius Speisman. toinor- I'nw. wlien the Columhus Chap¬ ter nf -Mizrachi Wniiien meet. 2 p 111., at .-\gu(lath .-Vchim. This coiuentinn. which was address¬ ed In .Moshe Sh:irotl. and other leading Israeli figures, marked tlie_2ith year of activity tor Miz¬ rachi Wninen in Israel, where Ihey supiiorl and maintain -12 lirnjecis, chief amnng which is the Children's Village and Farm" Schnnl al Raiinanna. Mrs. .laffee and .Mrs S]H'isman. who attend¬ ed the convention as delegates from the local chai)ler, will have a message of great im))orlance and interest  fnr all members,
,\l>n In he hnnnred al this meeting will he .Mrs, .-\he Chap¬ man, a member nf the Hoaril for inan.v \'eai's, who is leaving Co- iumbus In m.ike liei home 1n Florida
Harry Jurkey
Hilarious Harry Jarkey. cur¬ rently entertaining Club Gloria patrons, will perform for the Young Peoples League Hallo¬ ween memoership dance Sun¬ day, Oct. 29 In the .social hall of Temple Tifereth Israel. Besides Jarkey, other entertainment 'will Include the dan?e music of a four-piece combo—the "Mellow Tones."
The affair will start at 8 p. m. Refreshments will he served.
JK. HADASSAH
.Ir, Hadassah has completed plans fnr its membership affair al the Center, Sunday, Del. 20, from 2:.'iO to 5 pm.
All girls between  the ages of IS and 2."i are invited. Transporta¬ tion will be provided hy calling . ..       ,, Ruth Mathle.ss, membership
Sunday evening,    the    I'orum  (.fiyipniiip   p^   oV'^li committee   will   present   a   pro-1 gram on the United Nations and ! the Far Fast.  Prof.  Louis Nem-1 zer of the Ohio    State    Political
rid u ide oiiservaiice of I'nited ¦'Nalinns Week with two pro- 1 grams.
j .-\t religious .-services l-'riday e\'eningr^:Mll. Rabbi Harry Kap¬ lan (levelled Ills sermon to "The I'nited Nations and World Peace."
.Science Dep'l. and Prof. Foster Rhea Dulles of the History Dep't will lead the discussion.
Also in conjunction with U-N. Week, a special exhibit of I'. N. posters, depleting the work't.ga of the United Nations Orgaiiza- tlon, will be displayed In the Hlllel. Lounge,
KAPL.A.N  SPKAKS
Rahbl Harry Kaplan will dis¬ cuss "The Message and Teach¬ ings of the Prophets" at his Sun¬ day morning class, Sunday, "11 a. m.. In the B'nai B'pUh Hillel Foundation lounge. This lecture Is a part of the weekly series of a sttrvey course in Jewish back¬ grounds entitled "The I^lse and Growth of Judaism." •
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