Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1948-10-22

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Vol.   26,  No.  44
COLUMBUS, OHIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 42, 1948
Devoted to Amertcan and Jewish Ideals
EXERCISE YOUR PRIVILEGE AS A CITIZEN OF A FREE REPUBLIC
You art' a ivvv vitlv.vn of Ihc rcpubUc of tin* V. H. A.. It is your privilrj;*' i"i*I your reHpon.sibllity to vote, and by voting, chooKP fellow cltiwtis (o fUl public offices wUp will carry ont the plans you deem neeeMKary for the survival an*d pros- pertty of your nation and yourself. When you don't vote, you forfeit the opportunity to let those noW in office know your attitudes and to elect to office representatives of yonr views.
Quentin Reynolds Hadassah Dinner Speaker
Senior Hadassah of Columbus Is pleased lo announce that the InlernaUonally ¦ renowned Quen¬ tin Reynolds, famous commen¬ tator and writer, will ine the guest speaker Tor the 20th an¬ nua i Donor Dinner on Dec. 2. Confirmation of. Mr. Heynolds' appearance here was received lats this weel<.
Muanwhiie. additional worliers for the blR affair arc announced, as follows:
Mesdames Oanlei llar\'is(m, .lack Sher, Ma.x Schotlcnsleln. Floy Stone. IjOUis Marl<, .lack Sci-iiff, iiernard Rulien, .\aron Slvitz. Hinda Zox, Harry KaiJ- lan, J. Sealfon, Max Kanter, Louis Ruben. Emil Was.serstrom, A. t,evi.snn. Fred Yenkin and .Jack Resier.
Co-chairman for the r)onnj" Dinner, which will be held at the Neil House, are iMrs. I)£ivid Rosenfeld and Mrs. Herbert Linick. At a recent meeting of the entire Dinner committee anti workers, the co-chairmen spark e<l the drive whereliy the Icical chapter is endeavorinK li> meel the largest (piota in the history of Hadassali.
B'nai B'rith Association of Ohio to Convene Here Nov. 6-7
The Ohio B'nal B'rith Associa¬ tion will hold its annual, meet¬ ing the week-end of Nov. 6-7, at the Deshler Hotel, it Was an¬ nounced this week by Sidney L. Katz, 1st v. pres. of the State Association.
The Saturday nlghl program will be a public reception for the delegates from the many Lodges in the State, tijndered hy the Zlon   Lodge  and   the  Women's
Chapter.
On Sunday morning the regu¬ lar business sessions will take place, and at the luncheon meet¬ ing the State Association will be honored with an address by Prank Goldman, Prealdent of the Supreme Lodge of B'nal B'rith.
The sessions of the State Asso¬ ciation are to be open to the entire Jewish community, and the Itincheon meeting will also
be open to those \Vho may wish to atiend.
The District No. 2 officers and members bf the General Com¬ mittee will hold a meeting also the same week-end, at the Desh¬ ler. Benjamin Schwartz, Dis¬ trict President, will preside, and several members of the General Committee are .scheduled to ad¬ dress the regular se,ssions of the Ohio A.s.sociation.
RABBI ZAITSCHIK HERE FOR A. A. SISTERHOOD DINNER
The Senior Sisterhood of Agu¬ dath Achim Congregation takes pleasure in announcing an out- .standing personality for its an¬ nual dinner, Sunday, Nov. 14,— Rabbi Samuel Zaltschlk, of Lynn
program chairman who arrjLnged .voimg man. he has seen s('r\ice
the speaker, and Mrs. Sam Val- here an<i in .Japan as one of our
eov.  the  president,    made    the Chaplains,    with    a noteworthy
joint       announcement.       Rahbi reputation.   The   community   is
Zaltschlk   is  a  graduate  of  one invited and is asked tti hold Nov.
of      \merica's     most     notable. 14 open    for    this    tiutsla.iding
Mass.   Mrs., Max    Schottenstein.-I Orthodox   Yeshivas.   Although   a   event.
Legislative Discussion Group of   Council Women Meet Monday
Mrs. Joseph Horchow an<l Mrs. Jacob'dayman will di.scu.ss stale and local candidates and paily platforms when the Legislature Discussion Group of thp Coun¬ cil of Jewish Women meets' Mon^
day at 1:30 p. m.. at the home of .Vlrs. Samuel Gui-evitz, 12H S, Ardmore Rd.
Mrs. Gui'evitz. chairman of iegislafion for the Council stre.ss- ing the Importance of an in¬ formed electorate, has issued the following statement; "The right to the exercise of soverign power through the selection of public servants Is a  heritagg so price¬
less as to have excited   tho mii'aiion  and  envy of less
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DKDICATION I)ATK SET FOK HU,I,JSL Ill'II,|>INC
Hiinday, Feb. Ii, 1041), has berti st't as diMllcation date oj the new Hlllel K i\ w 1 n J. Schanfarber Memorial Itutld- Ing. DctjiilN of the program will   be   announced   later.
Said    Mrs.   Rosenfeld:    'More i casualties,   protected   the   vast
than 1.000,000 displaced and harras,sed Jews are walling to come home lo Israel. The Jewl.sh slate exists to welcome them with open arms, to settle them in homes, lo put them to work. To Hadassah. the largest ZionLst organization in America, goes the biggest share of responsibility for fulfilling the whole meaning of .Jewish statehoofi — hy help¬ ing to make Israel strong in ninnhers. vibrant with gfiod health, an honored member of the family of nations, a solid link in the chjiiii of worUi dcmocrac.v"
.Mrs. Rosenfeld further added Ihat Hadassah needs S2.r)ni).l«l<> for the Hadassah Medical fjlrgani- zaiion. The war intcrrupteil the program of mcdictd upbuilding in   Ihe   Yishuv.
During the war cmergencv. It was lladassiihs staff which ministered to (iCf. i>f the Yishuv's
First Meeting of B'nai B'rith Tuesday
"How I']uropc Looked to Me" will be the subject of Rabbi Jerome D. Polkmah, guest speaker for next Tues- dav evening's opening meet¬ ing of U'nai B'rith. This first meellng of Zion I^odge (52 will lie held al Hroad St. Tem¬ ple, starting at X:.'iO p. m. Ladies are invite<i,
itjibbl Folkman m;ide a trip throughout Kuro])e (his sum- nicr, and he will recount his many wonderful cxperienceN and observations (luring his Hpepoh next Tuesday evening.
President Aliraham Gertner announces that a free dance foi- ail i)aid-up members of the it'nai B'rith organization will be held Saturday, Nov. 6 at the Deshler Hotel, in honor of the State Association mem- bers who will convene here that week-end.  4 ,
Demo(-racy with their lives. 11 cannot be eslablisheti once and for all time. It must be earned tifiesh hy each succeeding gen¬ eration. Do not let it die of the ilry rot of public indifference. Preserve it by using ll.
"Citizens should inftjrin them¬ selves on the Issues of lliis cam¬ paign, vote properly and work inteiiigenliy and dtligenlly the rest of Ihe year for their princi¬ ples."
At succeeding meetings, the Discussion group which niccts monthly, will study the f. N. charier.
NHW PHONK MMHKK AT It. H. OFFICKS
The executive office of the local li'nai H'rlth lodge, at ,''x'iO S. Drexei Ave., has a new tele phone number: DOuglas (V,^2l.
network of public health, sani¬ tation, convalescent and re¬ habilitation .servlce.s.
Mrs. Linick told the workers: "Our i>oace-time program must wipe out war-time destruction. Repairs to the damaged wings on Hadassah Hospital on Mt. Scopus will have top priority. A broad rehabilitation program, includlni^ occupational therapy for war casualties is a 'must'. Free immigration Inlo a free Is¬ rael will call for a tremendous ex¬ pansion of our immigrant medi¬ cal services. We must continue to send supplies."
The success of the Hadas.sah. Donor Dinner Dec. 12 will mean that Columhus is doing its pari in this all-important cause.
Make your pledge lo the Donor l)inner. today!
Fashion Show for BB Women's Group
The \'irginia Hotel ball-room will be the scene for a preview of oulst.indlng fall fashions for women — titleil "Autumn Sere¬ nade" - put on by Madison's, inc., in liehalf of the H'nal B'rith Women's chapter of Columbus. The tifftiir will be held next Tuesday al X p. in., wilh .Miss M. (¦uniiinghain as commentator. Mrs. Saul Zell, piimi.st, and .Mrs. F-'red Yenkin. violinist. .Mrs. William Kauffman will give the opening prayer.
A social hour will follow the fashion show.
Reservailons MUST be made. so if yuu haven't yet, and if voure a paid-up member of the Chapter, call one of. tlie follow¬ ing committee-women: Mrs. Harry Oelz. D0.(il2.'',; Mrs. Ted Schlonskv. I.'A.Hfiri: Mrs. .1. D. Schecter. DO. .WOO; .Mrs. Lou Klass. EV.R«12: and .Mrs. lack Schilling, KV-iWifv.
Local Zionist District Board Sets Goal for Membership of 1000
A steady flow of dues has been coming into the office of the Treasurer of the Columbus Zionist District, according to the encouraging report made by President Harry Schwai'tz, at the first meeting of the Board, held last Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Yenkin,
At this meeting, the Board set a goal of. 1.000 .members, for im¬ mediate re-enrollment through \oluntary payrtient of dues. The spontaneous response of 'Colum¬ hus Zionists indicates their de¬ sire lo do their part in Israel's present struggle against the Arabs, and to gain admission to the family of nations. Israel's Declaration of Independence was not a Signal for the dissolution of the Zionist Organization, but a challenge to strengthen that movement. Until Israel obtains de jure recognition ffom our government, and so long as the Palestine problem Is still before the United Nations, American Zionists ipust feallze that thelm- medlatetyesponslblUty for these
matters rests with them.
Send your check for $(i.00 im- meilialely to Rudolph Stern. Treasvu-er, ;S;17 S. High St., and you will receive a l)eautiful certi¬ ficate, endipdying the text of the Uedaraiion t>S Independence of Israel.
Mr. Schwartz also' announced that pursuant to instructions re¬ ceived from the naticmal organi¬ zation, the Columbus Zionist District has formed two new committees under the American Zionist Fund: the Israel Equip¬ ment  Project, and    the    Emer-
CONTBIBUTION  FOR ISRAEL ORCHESTRA
At u board mooting lost Tuesday evening ttt the homo of Abe I. Yenkin, n voluntary contribution from those pire- Hont, amounting to $200., was turned over to' Izler Solomon, dlreetoi' of the Col's Philhar¬ monic, for the Inraol orchestra ho directed ivhilo in Palestine this summer.
gency Food Project. Mr. Sol Shenk and Mr. Harry Heckman are the respective chairmen of these new committees, with Mr. Jack Sher as general chairman of the American Zionisl Fimd Committee for the loc?d IMs- trict.
KAHUI ON THE AIK
Rabbi Folkman will be Ihe guest pceacher on the Chui'ch of the Air program ovei- WBNS at 10:00 a. m. on Ootober 21.
RJEV. DAMEL WILL SPEAK POR FELLOWSHIP CHURCH
The Rev. John Irving Daniel, Congregational Minister, Sara¬ toga Springs, N. Y., will be the speaker for the Fellowship Chyrch Worship Service on Sun. day, October 24, at 4 p. m. The service will be held at the Broad St. fihurch of Christ, Broad and 21st. Streets. Rev. Daniel will discuss 'The Peace of Jerusa¬ lem".        "\
Local Women Aid Community Chest
One hundred and fifty five workers, representatives of Jewish women's leading organi¬ zations, are serving In the cur- I'ent Community Chest ilrive un¬ der direction of Mrs. Theodore Simson, chairman of civics for the Council of Jewish Women, and her vice chairman, Mrs. Bernard Bi'ahm.
Orgaulzations cooperating are the Tiferelh .Israel Sisterhood. Rose K. Lazarus Sisterhood, li'nai B'rilh Women and Ha¬ dassah.
Serving as cai)taiiis are Me.s¬ dames    Robert    Levy,    William
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T.,1. Sisterhood Holiday Dinner
iMans iire now completed for the amiual Simchos Torah Din¬ ner of Tlfereth Israel Congrega¬ tion and Sisterhood, and accord¬ ing 10 reports from the various chairmen in charge, this affair will be an outstanding event of the season.
The program will iie a Gay .Ninety Hevue, with the follow¬ ing memliers participating:
Barbershop Quartette: Bernard Docuir. Iternar.d Feitllnger Leonard Berlk.wn and . Marty [•'rlcdberg.
Ladles Chorus: Mesdames D. Becker. Sam Paine. R. Paine, M. Rosen, U. Barban, O. Smllack, J. Haas. G: Schneider, H. Getz and 11. Kress,
Toaslmistrcss: Mrs. S. Gure¬ vltz.
Insttillalion of officers of Con¬ gregation, by Rabbi Zelizer.
Dale: Oct. :U (Sunday) B p. m. social hall.
Price: $2. per plate.
Zionists to Hear Rabbi Englander Nov. 4
A treat of rare value is in store for local Jewish people when the Zionist District of Columbus,, at Its first meeting of the season, presents Rabbi Harold Englander, who re- cenly returned from Israel where he lived for nearly two years. The meeting is Thursday, Nov. 4, at Broad St. 'I'empie.
While, in Israel, Rabbi Englander lived through the hectic period of the dying days ()f the Mandate, and was privileged to be present at the historic birth and breath¬ taking development of the Stale of Israel. Habbl Englander has first-hand knowledge of the military, political and economic conditions as they exist today in .Israel, as well as the •dlfficu!tles-~ur)d problems which face the Yishuv In the' future.
He is a young m'^n of exceptional speaking ability, and fired with what he sSw, heard, and lived through In the Holy Land, he has a stdry to tell which no one sjiould miss.
Ihe entire Jewlsn  community  Is  Invited.  >
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