Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1951-11-09

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IL J. F. BOARD
ALLOCATES
BUDGET
The Board of Directors of the United Jewish Fund, through Ha president, Richard J. Abel, announced today tiie distribution of the funds tor the year 1951-52 to more than 36 agencies. The agencies In¬ clude those in Columbus, in the region and national and overseas agencies. Some are" responsible for tho financing of other organizations; one alone subsidizes 58 institutions so that the total number of agen,- cioa exceeds the figure mentioned. Mr. Abel commended Ralph Laz¬ arus, chairman, and the other members of the Budget Committee as well as all membera of the Board for the painstaking consideration given to all requests received by the Fund.    He stated;
"The Budget Committee and the Board studied the programs and financial data of all agencies and gave consideration to the character of their work and their value in advancing the welfare of the Jewish people and the general community, locally, nationally and ovcraeaa. The Board ahd its Committee studied in some detail the reports of the Council of Jewiah Federations and Welfare Funds which supplied the factual digeata of the programs of the non-local agencies. The allo¬ cations represent the best possible compromise between the amounts by tho agencies and the nvailubie funds. I feel that the result is one that will meet with the approval of the contributors to the Fund."
The United Jewish Fund budget waa allocated as follows:
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IHRONICLE
Serving Coliynbus and Central Ohio Jewish Communl]y~\^\7/\[^
Vol. 29, No. 33
COI.I'MBIS, OHIO. FniDAY, NOVE.MBEU 9, 1951
Devoted   to  American and Jewish Ideals
HADASSAH DONOR DINNER SUNDAY
Senior HadEissah's donor dinner, an annual tradition on the Jewish community's social calendar, bids fair to be another memorable oc¬ casion for the capacity audience expected for , tomorrow's affair at the Jewiah.Center.
Starting at 6 p. m. with a deli¬ cious turkey dinner and ending with a couple hours of dancing to the music of Joe Welaberg'a or¬ chestra, the 1951 donor project will leave nothing to be desired in the way of a joyous, complete evening.
The highlight among many high¬ lights will be the appearance of the famed Yiddish entertainers Molly Picon and Jacob Kallsh. Re¬ gardless how long they perform to¬ morrow, their appearance will be too brief.
While the hundreds of donors are enjoying   tomorrow's   full   evening
of top-nottih festivitiea, too much can't be said for those Hadassah members who've worked so con¬ scientiously behind the scenes pre¬ paring for The Big Night.
Mi-H. Jerome Fisher Is general chairman of the donor dinner and she han recel ved splendid eo-operatlon from her co-chair¬ men, Mnt. Myer Mellman and MrH. (lemerd C-ohen, and the treasurer, Mrs. I... L. Pravor.
As for the diligent telephone squad, just multiply by 1000 the cails they made in behalf of the donor dinner and you can Imagine the hours and effort expended to make sure everyone has been per¬ sonally notified of the affair and reminded of the work of the Ha¬ dassah   Medical  Organization.
The telephone squad haa consist¬ ed  of Mrs,  Paul  Callif,  chairman.
and her workers: Mesdames How¬ ard Schoenbaum, Paiii Sloan. Al¬ fred Rosenfield, Max Friedman, Boris Ozeroff, BUI Broner. Ben Balshone. Harold Edelstein. Al GIngold. Gerald Firestone. Sanley Wasserstrom, Edward Nichols.
And the Chapter president. Mrs. Samuel Luper. reminds one and all that while the donors are hav¬ ing a wonderful evening tomorrow, they also are helping make a healthier, stronger nation In Israel. Your laughter will make it possible
for thousands to see
and   wilt
have made It possible for many new babies to come Into life with a look towards a healthier future.
If you have overlooked sending in jour donation. It is not too late. Send it to Mra. Praver, 285 S. Hard¬ ing Rd.
IX>CAI- AOENC'IKS
Tho Jewiah Center   	
Columbua Anti-Defahiatlon  Lengue office  -.
Columbus Hebrew School  	
Hlllel Foundation^Ohlo State University ... Interfaith program, Ohio State University
RKOIONAL AGENCIES
Bellefaire Regional Child Care Service    ¦¦ Monteflore  Home   	
$ 58,000
3.500
18.000
6,000
440
1,000   (a) 1.000   <a)
ISRAEI. AND OERSEAS AOENCIES
United Jewish Appeal:       $370,000
United Palestine Appeal, Joint Distribution Committee and United Service for New Americana
American Fund for Israeli  Insltutiona  *58 agencies*            1,
\l  I. T	
Hebrew University, Weizmann Institute and Technion
Youth Aliyah    Hadaasah   .	
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society  .
National Council of Jewish Women   	
American Friends Service Committee 	
4,000
2.000 750
2.000 650
"Ruffy" Silverstein On Sabbath Program
COMMUNITY RELATK^NS A<;ENCIES
Joint Defense Appeal: 	
American Jewish Committee and Anti-Defamatjon League
American Jewish Congress   	
Jewish Labor Committee 	
National Conference of Christians and Jews	
1,000 400 500
HEALTH AND WELFARE AGENCIES
Leo N. Levi Memorial Hospital   1.000 'a)
National Jewiah  Hospital	
CULl-URAL AGENCIES
B'nai B'rith National Youth Servicea Appeal:
Hlllel Foundations, B'nal B'rith Youth Organizations and Vocational Service Bureau
Yiddish Scientific Institute   ,	
University in Exile   	
1.350
4,800
200 1.000
$300,000 In Israel Bonds Sold at Rally
Columbus JeH'ry turned out en nniHse to give the Israei Bond Drive an amazing Htart Wednesday. Over 7(M) he^rtl \'lce-i*n^sidetit Barkley, Governor fjiusehe and Mayor Rhodeft keynpt« the drive in Columbus. Speaking at the .lewish Center nUly, these (llstlnguiHhed Americans rttresNed the importance of the drive to the I". S. and to the eaune of democracy all ovor the world.
RELIGIOUS AGENCIES
Eternal Light Program   Jewish Theological Seminary
NATIONAL SERVICE AGENCIES:
Council of Jewfih Federations and Welfare Funds  ¦.
American Association for Jewish Education   	
National Jewish Welfare Board   	
500
3,486
200
2.800
Mr. SiUersteIn
It was formally announced by AZA thip week that Ralph "Ruffy" Silverstein will be the guest speak¬ er at the Oneg Shabbat following services for the AZA sabbath next Friday. 8 p. m., at the Agudas Achim synagogue.
Silverstein. a former Captain of World War H, is a graduate of the University of Illinois. He ta a B'nal B'rith member. , paat member of AZA and an advisor of AZA. ,He was formerly on the staff of the Jewish Peoples* Institute of Chi¬ cago.
Services will be under the dir¬ ection of Neil Swissman, chairman of the Sabbath. Other participants will be Aaron Katz, Marty Rob¬ bins, Stanley Freedman, Terry Ber¬ man, Floyd Bender, Nate Katlz and publicity chairman Rljnnie Ben¬ jamin.
Prior to the rally, about 100 lead¬ ing citizens of Columbus met at dinner at the Neil Houae to honor tho "veep." Although the guest of honor was delayed and did not ap¬ pear until the conclusion of the event, one quarter of a million dol¬ lars in bond purchases were pledg¬ ed. The diners were privileged to hear Alex Lowenthal of Pittsburgh, member of the Board of Governors of the American Financial and Development Corp. for Israel; Jack Schiff, who presided; Joseph Zox. chairman of Colurtibus Bonds for Israel   drive   and   several   of   the
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Leah Jaffa to Lead Workshop on Music
Rose E. Lazarus Sisterhood  Meets
An unusual and entertaining pro gram will bo presented by the Bry¬ den Rd. Temple Sisterhood a£ its next meeting In the Temple veatry Tuesday,  1  p.m.
A report of Mrs. Jerome Folk- man'a impressions of .her visit at the formal dedication of the House of Living Judaism, which took place in New York last week, will be featured.
The very interesting and infor¬ mative "One People" and other Ctireiuliy selected ahorta will high light a movie program.
Mlss Jaffa
Miss Leah M. Jaffa, music con¬ sultant for the National Jewish Welfare Board, will hold the first of a series of workshops on the leadership of Jewish music next " Wednesday at the Center.
Afternoon sessions will be de¬ voted to the special needs of the Center Pre-School and Columbus Hebrew School faculties. Wednes¬ day evening's session will be es¬ pecially geared to sharpen the skills of Sunday school teachers and Jewish club leaders.
Thursday afternoon at 2:00. Miss <contlnaed on pafc 8>
PROVISION rOR MISCELLANEOUS AGENCIES AND
CONTINGENCIES    -  3,550
{a) Additional fuiJiIS have been contingently allocated, (b) Any additional subscriptions received will be added to the allocation to the United Jewiah Appeal.
Ivreeyoh's Birthday Dinner Nov, 18
Leaders In Jewiah education In the community wlli feature the annual birthday dinner of the Ivreeyoh Society, to be held at the Agudas Aohim aynagogue, Nov. 18, at 0 p. m.
The program and dinner mark the Slst anniversary of the or¬ ganization, which, under the presi¬ dency of Mrs. Wm. Nullman, raiaes funds which are uaed ex- ciualvely to further Jewish educa¬ tion in cooperation with the Colum¬ bua Hebrew School.
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Council Women Book Reviews Begin
At the first in the aeries of the Council of Jewish Women's book reviews to bo preaented Monday, 2 p. m., at the Excelsior Club, Coun¬ cil membera will be able to hear and learn about the struggle for liberty-wlated to "You and Your Times," when Rabbi Harry Kaplan reviews Sholem Aach'a "Mosea."
If you have read or are reading the book, it may give you a differ¬ ent Interpretation on your reading by his ceviowlng in the light of the struggle for freedom t)iat waa go- (coptlBoed aa page B)
INSTITUTE OF JEWISH STUDIES POPULARLY RECEIVED
With more than 60 clasa regia- tratlona, the Columbus Institute of Jewiah Studlea got off to a flying start   last   Monday  evening.
A very cosmopolitan group of students met to discuss and enjoy the various cburaea. There were housewi\^es. lawyers, physicians, teachers, salesmen, college stud¬ ents, and office workers all were most enthusiastic about the course content, the level of instruc¬ tion and the easy Informality of the groupa.
Dr. Marvin Fox, chairman of thi; Institute, was eapeclajly pleaaed with the broad acceptance of the project. He stated that it was ap¬ parent that many persons in Co¬ lumbus have learned that the In¬ stitute is not an organization for a aelect few who have excellent Jew¬ ish backgrounds, but to the con¬ trary, has something to offer to all levels of adult students.
Registrations are still being ac¬ cepted, although Monday (Nov. 12) la the laat opportunity to enroll In
Mr.   Bernst«ln
Dr. Fox
Rabbl Rubenstein    Mr.   Harrii»oii
the first term. Call the Center, DO. 2731, for Information about the cur¬ riculum and achedule.
The claaaea are conducted by Mr. Menachem Rottenberg of the Co¬ lumbua Hebrew School, Mr. Maur¬ ice Bernstein of the United Jewiah Fund and Jewish Community Council, Mr. Murray Krieger of Ohio State University's Dep't of Engliah. Rabbi Samuel W. Ruben¬ stein of Agudas Achim Congrega¬ tion and Mr. Daniel Harrison, principal of the Hebrew School.
Mr. Krieger       Mr.  Rottenberg