Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1948-10-15

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Vol.  2fl,   No.   4,'J
COLUMBUS, omo, FRIDAY, OCTOBER tS, 1948
RABBI JULIUS MARK INSTALLED AT NEW YORK TEMPLE
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The Rev. Dr. JuHim Mark (center), who was installed recently as senior rabbi of New York's Temple Emanu-El, one of America's foremost Reform temples, ia shown in his study at the temple with the Rev. Dr. Nelson Glueck (left). President of the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, who delivered the installation address, and Lewis L. Strauss (tight), president of the congrega¬ tion and a member of the Atomic Energy Commiision.
(Rabbi   Mark   1h   the   brother   of   MrH, Columbus.)
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Rose E. Lazarus Sisterhood Tea Next Tuesday
The flfst meeting of the Rose E. Lazarus Sisterhood, scheduled .11 Bryden Rd. Temple 1 (I'clnck next TUe.sday afternoon, will Innor new members. Preceding 'lie dessert tea will he the busl- I ess meeting, conducted hy Si.s- " rhood'President Mrs. Ilerman ' ieverman. The opening prayer 'ill be given by Mrs. E. .1. r.or- )n.
Mrs. Jerome Kohn will intro- luce the new piembers. and" Mrs. \rthur Hersch, us a now mem- I er, wii respond.
Mrs.  Harry    Preidcnherg and '¦er committee will bo in charge , "i' the tea table.
iMrK. Allen (jiunderNlicinipr, progriiiti rluiirnian, will intro- ! dure a very delightful pro- I gram - - 'Our TravplprH >lavr Returned" - - with Mesdames .lerome Folkman, Alfred Ko¬ backer, and l7.ler Solomon as speakers.
Appropriate vocal numbers Wiil he rendered by Mrs. All)ert Goorey. accompanied by Mrs. Saul Zell.
A very delightful afternoon is promiseti lo all members of the Sisterhood next Tuesday.
Senior Hadassah Sets Dec. 12 as Date For Its 20th Annual Donor Dinner; Committees Named
The 20th Annual Donor Umner of the Columbus Chapter of Senior Hadassah will be held Sunday, Dec. 12. at the Noll House.
Pledges received thus far, indicate a tremendously successful affair."   - - ¦ ¦
The chairman of this year's   Donor   Dinner   is   Mrs.    Dave Rosenfeld, with Mrs. Herbert Linick acting as Co-chairman.
The following women are act¬ ing as captains In the drive for pledges: Mesdames Wm. Schiff, Edwin Llnlck, David Goldsmith, Sam Luper, Moe Hirsch, Martin Schecter, Bernard Feitllnger, Abe Jacobson, Robert Suld and Sanford Tlmen.
Workers include the following: Mesdames Joseph Schwartz, Sol Myers, Morris Krakoff, Gernard Cohen, Joseph Schecter, Jus¬ tin Sillman, Sam Vaicov, WU¬ llam Wasserstrom, B. W. Abram¬ son, Joe Eisenberg, Martin Go¬ dofsky, J. Krakowltz, Robert Levy, Herman Lieverman, San¬ ford Llpson, Leonard Manekin, Jule Mark, Slg Ornstein, Hei^ mart Pallet, L. L. Praver, Jack V^Olman, Aladar Zipser, . Abe WDlmani Harry Mellman, Sam Neiifpoff and Miss Pearl Gordon. .For the first time, Hadasiah wUl feature advertising in its program. Chairman of the ad¬ vertising is Mrs. Sam Goldmm, and she has named the follow ng (.ommittee of workers: co-chair¬ man, Mrs. lUiy jN.itenan; workers Inc'ade the following: Mesdames lack Wolman. Wil¬ liam Calllfl Aaron Schwartz and Sam Wasse strom.
Other me ibers of the Donor committee ar. treas., Mrs. L. L. Praver; reservatiui :, Mrs. Sam Vaicov; program, i'rs. B: W. Abramson, Ml-s. Jerc, " Gross; publicity, Mrs. Herman Pallet; printing, Mrs. Wm- "^ asser- Strom, Mi^. Martin S. S' lecte;-; Bus. and Prof. Hadass.- n, Miss Sara Robins; Jewels, .Jrs. Joe Eisenberg, and ( untrlbutors Maurice Levlne.
Adult Classes at B. J. E.
rhe Bureau of Jewish Kduca- tion. with the cooperation of the Columbus Hebrew School slaff, will offer a series of courses to men, women and young adults beginning the first week in Nov¬ ember. The f^jiiowing courses will be offered: Elementary He¬ brew, Conversational Hebrew, Advanced Hebrew, Jewish His¬ tory, History of Zionism, Cus¬ toms and Ceremonies, i3ibie and. Prophets. Other courses may be offered If requested.
Classes will meet once a week at 8:30 p. m., beginning Wednes¬ day, Nov. 3 at a place to be de¬ signated later.
To enroll in any of the above evening classes, register at the Columbus Hebrew School begin¬ ning Wednesday, (Oct. 20) from 10 a. m. to 12 p. rn., and from 1:30 lo 3 p. m. For furlher informa¬ tion call Mr. Harrison, Director of the Bureau, AD. 2855. After 8:30 p. m. call EV. 0830. . The schedule of classes nlay be changed to suit the convenience of registrants.
LODGE  BOWLKR  SETS ALL-TIME RECORD
Joe Greenberg, of the B'nal B'rith bowling lejigup of Co- lumlniN, received city-wldp acclaim lust Sunday after set¬ ting a new all-time hi^h score of <i85, at Olentangy Village. Greenberg's toUil was acMev- pd on scores of 2.55-24:1-187, and breaks the 14-ypjir old record of 1182, held by (he current league spcretary, .Ham H. Solomon. (Complete defulls ou Pagp fl.)
Palestine Question Up for General Debate In U.N.; Moshe Shertok Confers with Dulles
PARIS. (JTA) — The belief that general debate of the Pales¬ tine (jucstlon would begin this week in the United Nations was voiced here in informed circles. The.se quarters said that the ar¬ rival here recently of acting Palestine mediator Dr. Ralph Ounche was linked to this possibility.
Israeli Foreign Minister Mosho Shertok coiiferrod this week with John Foster Dulles, foreign afffairs advisor lo Presidential candidate Governor Thomas E, DCwey. who is expected to be ap¬ pointed Secretiiry of State in the event of a Republican victory in November. The meeting between Sherlok and Dulles, which fol¬ lowed' an earlier conference between the Isriicli Foreign Minister and Dr. liunche, aroused lively speculation here since it came after Dulles' return from consullations with Dewey in the U. S. and his earlier slalement Ihat he had not l)een consulted by' Secretary Marshall ijcforo the latter issued his endorsement of the tiernadotle plan.'
Meanwhile, the Israeli (lelegation lo the U. .''^. reported this week Ihat it was "making progi-ess" in informal (li.scussions with various delegations here. The Israeli delegates said that when they are shown a map of Israel most representatives to the U. N. e.xpri'ss surprise at (he extent of territory which the .lewish state would lose undur terms of the Dernadotte propo.sals.
ISKAKLI   REACHES   AGREEMENT   ON   Sl'PPLY   OK   Olli
TEL AVIV. (.ITA I — An agreement with Sheli-Socony-Vacuum to supply refined (lil products sufficient to meet the nation's re(|uirementK was announced this week hy the Israeli Government. Shipments are expected to begin immediately, but the govern¬ ment as a "precautionary measure." will not relax the current restrictiims' on fuel consumption. The continuance of the rationing is also based on the need of Israeli to conserve foreign exchange.
The three companies consented to continue to supply refined products as long as there are no hostilities. The agreement re- .serves the right of the Israeli Government to obtain additional supplies from other sources.
BOARD   OF   DRPI'TIEH   SETS   UP   "DEFENSE   MONTH"
' LONDON, (JTA) — November has been .set aside by the Board of Deputies of British .lews as "Defense Month" in view of in¬ creasing anti-Semitism in the British Isles. A meeting of the Board heard Dr. Selig Brodetsky, president of the organization, assert that there are "indications of large-scale preparations for all-out attacks against the Jews in Britain." A resolution hy the Board provides that during "Defense Month," the Jewish community In Hritaln will concentrate on raising $800,000 for the purpose of combattl*ng anti-Jewish propaganda.
RABBI KAPLAN SPEAKS ON "CHURCH OF AIK"
Hillel's Rabbi Harry Kaplan villi ,be the speaker on the Church ot the Air radio show to¬ morrow (Sunday) on station "WBNS, ot IQ a. m. He will also speak on the Morning Medita¬ tions prferam on WOSU, Oct 20 (WedneMay), at 8:30 a. m.
VAN HEFLIN TO STAR IN UJA BROADCAST
New York—Van Heflin, nofed motion picture star, will have the leading role In an original radio drama entitled, "A Day To Remember", to be presented by the United Jewish Appeal Sat¬ urday evening, Oct. 16, 10:30-11 (EST) over ABC's network.
"A Day To Remember" la the third in a series of nationwide broadcasts being sponsored by the $250,000,000, Unltedi Jewish Appeal this Fall. It presents a graphic picture of the needs of the Jewish people, and of the work being done with funds raised In America through the campaigns of the UJA.
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NEl'MANN, ZOA PRE,SIDENT, ON TOWN MEETING SHOW
NEW YORK — Dr. Emanue Neumann, president of the Zion¬ ist Organization 'if America, and a member of the American Sec¬ tion of the World Zionist Execu¬ tive, will be heard on "America's Town Meeting of the Air" Tues¬ day evening (Oct 10), at 8:.30, over a nationwide ABC network. Dr. Neumann, together wilh New York Post coluninist George Fielding Efiot. will up¬ hold the Jewish case against Dr. Walter L. Wright, Jr., Professor of Turkish Languages and His¬ tory at Princeton Univcr.sity, and Dr, John G. Hazam, presi¬ dent of the Institute of Arab- American Affairs, who will up¬ hold the Arab viewpoint.
NAT'L IX>UNCIL WOMEN BROAIKIAST TODAY TO MARK ANNIVBIRSARY
As part of the 55th anniver¬ sary of the National Ctjuneii of Jewish Women, a special radio dramatization will be pre.sented at 12:15 (E.S.T.) today on station WLW. Actress Jane Cowl will play the lead role in "A Time to Speak."
NFC TO MAP JWB 1040 NEEDS IN LIGHT OF EXPANDED MILITARY
LOUlS'VILLE — Mapping the program of the National Jewish Welfare Board (JWB), to meet the needs of an expanded mili¬ tary establishment will be un¬ dertaken here at the. annual meeting of JWB's National Fin¬ ance Council Nov. 6-6-7. The Council win also examine the need for lnqreE(5ed service to the 321 Jewish Community Centers and YM-YWHAs affiliated with JWB.
Columbus Zionist District President Makes Urgent Pica for Re-Enrollment of Members
In a Itosh Hashonah slalement. Mr. Hari-y Schwartz, president of the Columbus Zionist l)istrict. made an urgent plea to all mem¬ bers of the local distriit lo voluntarily re-enroil, and pay their due."^ f(tr' the coming year. "We ail want justice for Israel", said Mr. .Selnvartz. "but as Individuals, oiu" influence upon our govern¬ ment an<l the United Nations is insignificant and useles.s. Only through a sti'ong National Zicmist movement can our will be ex¬ pressed, and oiu' alms achieveti."
Our task is not done, and it won't be finished until Israel is firmly established, polttically and economically. The Zionist Organization of America is slill the front-line organization, fight¬ ing for tie jiu'e recognition of the Slate of Israel. Without that, isriiel cannot take its place among the nations of the world,
II is up to all Zionists, there¬ fore, to re-enroll in the Z.O.A.. by paying their dues, and for all who want justice for Israel, to join in with the Zionist Organi¬ zation of America. By so doing, we give courage to Israel, in its struggle to secure a homeland for itself, and the hundreds of thousands of our homeless bret¬ hren whom world leadership has so miserably failed. Israel and we are their only hope—their last hope! We cannot—we must hot, fail them!
Mall your check to Mr. Ru¬ dolph Stern, treasurer, 337 S. High St. Dues are $6., payable now.
ZIONISTS MEET
The Zionist District of Colum¬ bus wiil hokl its first board meet¬ ing of the year. Tuesday, Oct. II), at 8 p. m., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al)e Yenkin, ;)81 S. Drexei Ave.
Mr. Izler Solomon, director of the Columbus Philharmonic Or¬ chestra, wiil be the guest of the lioard. and will lead a discussion of Current Events in Israel.
BRANDEIS I'NIV. OPENED
BOSTON, (JTA) — Brandeis University, the first Jewish- sponsored non-sectarian institu¬ tion of higher learning In the United States, was Inaugurated this week at impressive cere¬ monies In Symphony Hall here, during which Dr. Abram Leon Sacher was installed as the first president of. the University.
STUDENT LOAN FUND TO HILLEL PUNDATIONB
New York—A new student loan fund In the Initial amount of $5,000, from which "loahs -will be granted to Jewish students on the basis of need and poten¬ tiality for creative usefulness af¬ ter college," has been estaWlshed through the B'nal B'rith Hlllel Pundatlons by Harold A. Zift and Leonard B. Zlff of Los: Angeles. ,   '¦;
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