Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1954-09-10

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Vol. 32. No. 37
COLUMBUS, ®HIO. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1954
Dsvofsd fo Am«rlci and Jswl»h Idsali
Mrs. Roosevelt For Israel
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, wifo of thti I^te president and great woman leader,'-will be honored guest and speaker at a Ck>lunibus Jewish community dinner in behalf of State of Israel Dcvclopnicnt Bonds Wednesday, Oct. 13, 7 p. m., at tho Deshler-Hllton Hotel, Jacob H. Gil¬ bert, chairman, announced.
Known and beloved all over the civilized world as a monumental personality and great humanitar¬ ian, Mrs. Roosevelt returns to Co¬ lumbus for the first time In many years to climax the community campaign for Israel Development Bonds.
Mean>vhlle, Mr. Gilbert announc¬ ed that Mrs, Jack Sllberstcin has accepted chairmanship of the Women's Committee and that a reception and hostesses committee is being formed to prepare for Mrs. Roosevelt's visit.
Mrs. Silberstein will preside at the meeting of women next Thurs-
MBS.  ROOSEVELT
Speaker Drive
day 1:30 p. m.-. In the J(!wlah Ccn- tor's Adult. Lounge. Mrs. Albert Mann of Cincinnati, who returned from Israel two weelts ago, will spealf and plans will be completed.
Mrs. Morria Taxon ia announced aa taltingf charge of the Women Sponaor sales.
Hosteaa oidea of Mrs. Silberstein, the committee atlll In the procoaa of formation. Include:
Mesdame.s Jacob Gilbert, Fred Yenkin, B. W. Abramson, Theodore Beckman, Ben Kahn, Sam Luper, Harry Schwartz, Abe. Wolman, Abe Yenkin, Abe Zeff, William Schlff, Melvin Furman, Philip Lakln, Samuel Subow, Loula Levin. Ben Yenkin.
McadafTiea Jack Sher, E. J. Gor¬ don, Edward Hyman, Herman Luckoff, Joe Schecter, Sam Sch¬ lonaky, Jack Wolman, Jerome Fisher, Albert Blank, Morria Coh¬ en, Richard Grundsteln, Max Kan-
(contlnned   oo  pai^e 4)
Officers to be Installed at tho B'nai B'rith bi- Htollation and testimonial dinner, Sunday evening, SepL 19, at the Jewish Center, are, left to right: Saul Sokol, chaplain; Walter Kati, treasurer; Bern¬ ard  Coben,  secretary;  SheUlon Stelnhauser,  guard¬
ian; Herbert A. Cununlns, warden; Sol Zeldin, 2nd vice-president, Bernard T* Mlndlin, 1st vice-presi¬ dent; Myer Meilman, president, and I. VV. Garek. who will be honored at the ttanquet.
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MB.  GEORGE ALPERT
Here Sept 23 for Medical College
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Campaign Chairman
George Alpert of Boston, Honor¬ ary Campaign Chairman of the Albert Elnateln College of Medicine of Yeshiva Unlveralty, will, be gueat speaker at a dinner Thurs¬ day, Sept. 23, at the Jewiah Com¬ munity Center, 1125 College Ave. The dinner will be the Initio) ef¬ fort In Columbus in behalf of the nation's neweat medical college, now under construction In New York.
Mr. Alpert, for many yeara active In furthering community interest In higher education, ia one of the {continued on page fl>
B'nai B'rith Women
Greet 68 New
Members
The stage ia set . . . and aiowly the curtain wili open on another aeason of activity for the Colum¬ bua Chapter of B'nol B'rith Wom¬ en. Wedneaday evening at 8:30, In the Jewiah Center auditorium, with Mrs. Albert Blank presiding, Columbus women will hove the op¬ portunity to renew their acquaint¬ ances within the B'nai B'rith fold.
Greeting new members, as well OS old members, will be Mrs. Gil¬ bert Knolls, guardian, and Mr committee of welcoming hostesses-, Mrs. I. W. Harris, Mrs. Hy Stone, Mrff. Sol Rising and Mrs. Horry Goldstein.
A delightful program, "Keep on Singing," written by Mrs. Morfey Tarcov and assisted by Mrs. Rich¬ ard Lieberman, will be the high¬ light of the evening.
The cost Includes Mesdames Isa¬ dore Gurevltz, Ben Center, Gory Kerstein, Martin Levinson, Edword Feinstein, Bernard Kaplan, Her¬ man Kress, Lee Skilken, Louis Levin, Burton Levitt, Joseph Coh¬ en, Joe Robin, Howard Ucko, Mil¬ ton Peterman, Jack Palestrant. Mrs. Jack Marx is the accomponist.
Launching the membership cam¬ paign on April 1 ond working dili¬ gently throughout the summer, the membership committee has to date enrolled 08 new members. The fol¬ lowing have been welcomed into the Columbus Chapter: Mesdames Martin Adler, Budd Baumohl, Her- (eontinoed on. pace 4)
Local Lodge to Honor Iz Garek
"Flowers to the living!"
Zion Lodge 62, B'nai B'rith, will pay tribute to one of its moqt dis- tingutahed members Sunday eve-, nlng, S^pt. 19, at the Jewish Cen¬ ter, when It will honor L W. (Is) Garek with a testimonial din¬ ner, ,
Philip M. Klutznick, dynamic national president of B'nai B'rith, will be the main speaker, and will Join the LAdge in acknowledging Gareh's many charitable ond un¬ selfish deeds, his outstanding and continuous communal activities, his service to the human race, above and beyond the call of duty.
The entire Jewish community Is invited to the banquet, which will also feature the Installation of the following officera: Myer Meilman, president; Bernard T. Mlndlin, Ut vice-president; Sol Zeldin, 2nd vice- president; Herbert A. Cummins, warden; Sheldon Stelnhauser, guardian; Bernard C^hen, secreta¬ ry; Walter Kata, treaaurer; and Saul Sokol, chaplain.
Chairman for tt»g affair is Sid¬ ney L. Katz. Reservations for tbe roast-beef dinner, which Is under the supervision of Joseph Schecter, are now being taken, at fS.SO pec plate. It will commence at 6 p. m.
If one word could describe Mr. Garek, It would be "Service." His whole adult Ufe baa been devoted to service to his community, serv- ^Ice to tbe human race.
He is a national vice-president of
P'joai B'rith; vice-president and trustee of the Leo N. Levi Memori¬ al Arthritis Hospital at Hot Springs, Ark; Trustee of the Mon- teflore Home in Cleveland.
In addition, Oarek Is a past president of the Jewish Welfare Federation of Columbus, past president of the Jewish Center, and now an- honorary life member of its Board, It was during his ad- mlnlstation that the Center waa built Garek was campaign chair¬ man of the C^olumbus United Jew¬ ish   Fund   and   for   more   than   15
MR. t W. OAKEH
yeara served on the Executive Committee and as a member of Its Allocation committee.
I. W. Garek served three yeora aa a member of the National Hlllel Ckimmlsslon and for many yeors has been a board member of the Advisory Committee of the Ohio State Hlllel Foundation, and presi¬ dent of its real estate holding corp¬ oration. One of the drafters of its constitution, Garek has served for many years as a member of the (^- lumbua Jewish Community Council and on ita Executive (Committee. Mr. Garek has been cited by the National Jewish Hospital at Den icr "for distinguished Phiianthrop ic Service." I^e is a past president uf Zlon Lodge, District 2, B'nai B'rith, of the Ohio State and Ken- t jcky State Association of B'nai B'rith. Ho was the first national rhairman of the B'nai B'rith Insti¬ tutes and served in that capacity four years.
In 1940, he was appointed to the Civil Service Commission of the City of CToIumbus and has been on the Commission for 13 years, with two terms as president He is still serving. Oarek also was a member of the Regional Board of the Anti- Defamation League and the Joint Distribution Conunittee,
For many years, "Jz" served on
the Community    Chest    SpeoKers
Bureau.  A member of the Alpha
Gpsllon PI fraternity, he bos re-
(conllaved aa pais S)
Fall Term Opens at Hebrew School
Columbua Hebrew School's fall term begins Monday at the Jewish Center. Registration for beginners will be held open until Sept 20. Parents with children 7 years old aro urged to enroll them by that date- It Is Imperative that all chil¬ dren enrolled in the Hebrew School report to their respective classes Monday ond to attend regularly.
It Is particularly important for ail the boys and girls to begin their studies immediately ot the Hebrew School so they can learn about the immediate holidays. The school's curriculum includes the atudy of the Hebrew language, Jewish history, Bible, Religion, cus¬ toms and ceremonies, prayers and aongs, and the preparation for boys for Bar Mitzvah.
Three school buses will accommo¬ date children to and from achool. All the younger children who are on the first trip wlli be picked up Immediately after their dlsniissal from public achool. Children on the 2nd and Srd trips will be picked up at their homea.
Schedule of classes: first trip, 3:46 p. m. to 5; 2nd trip, 8 p. m. to 6:1B; 3rd trip, a:lS p. m. to 7:80.
Stag-Forum Ignites T. I. Calendar
Tifereth Israel Men's CHub will kick off its new season Thuraday, 8:30 p. m., wltb a stag meeting, combined with a study-group for¬ um, at Broad St Temple.
The forum for this meeting will feature a "High Holiday Work- ¦ shop," under the direction of Rabbi Nathan Zelizer, who will give the background of the coming holidays. The rabbi also will outline the order of service, with comments on, the reasons for the various pray¬ ers.
In addition to the forum,, there will tie the usual cards and recre¬ ation period, combined with food under the direction of Irving Price.
Admission to thfe affair is free to all paid-up members. Informa¬ tion on joining the Club may be hod from officers at the meeting, or any officers of the temple.
FOURTH SEASON FOR CENTER PRE-SOHOOL
JewUh Conter Pre-School opened its doors twice in one day last Wednesday, when it inaugurated the jfourth successive year. With the launching of an entirely new schedule, as well as precedent- setting personnel and program con¬ tent, the initial buses alighted in the morning at the Onter with groups of children and their teachr era; and other groups ot olderr pre¬ school aged cbildren were similarly brought in the afternoon.
Registration aud enrollment in the individual groups reached peak proportions.
Parents who. have not returned all of the necessary fornu attenil- ing registration are urged to do so Imniedlately.
FIRST MEETING OF |
TEMPLE OOMMITTEE       ?"'
First meeting of Bryden Rd. Temple's membership committee will be at the home of Chairman Rudolph Stem, 2693 Bryden Rd., Wednesday evening,
Mr. Stern will be assisted by Sol Shaman and Sol Zell, co-chairmen, and Mel Frank, Herb SimoAs, Mor-. ris Qroner, Allan l^orshish, Ru¬ dolph Stern Jr., Dr. LauIs Praver, George Nachti Robert Aronson, David Blue, Pr. Norman Berger, Leon Cioodman, Leonard Stern, Dave Feerer, Mllt Staub.
YIDDISH FDUU TO BE SHOWN THDKSDAY
Mepilwrs of Agudaa Achim's- Congreg^on. Brotherhood and Slsterhbod f<rill be admitted free to ThuTwrajr's showlnx o' U>o irid4l«h filni —¦ "Overture to Glory," star¬ ring Mblshe Qyaher. The prognqn is the (trat event on the ieS(t-8S calendar tor the Brotherhood^
Refreghn^ents will be served (ql- towiniE tlie frbcrain.
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