Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1950-09-01

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All Presidents and Program Chairmen
With next issue of the Chronicle, piddicallon of the Com- mliriity Calendar Is to be resumed and will be published semi¬ monthly for the ensuing nine month.':. Becnusc of Ihc num¬ erous events scheduled during the year and the limitations of time. It is obviously Impcsslble to avoid all conflicting dates. However, all of us should cooperate to ihe end that such con¬ flicts may be h^ld to a minimum.
With the oijening next month ot the new Center, utiliza¬ tion of Ihe Calendar becomes more important. Before sched¬ uling a meeting or other event, be sure to clear the date by calling the Chronicle office, AD-2!).'>4, ami -when the date is reserved, include time and place In the Calendar,
ROBERT L. MELLMAN, President Columbus Jewl.sh Community Council
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2nd Annual ADL Regional Board Meeting ^NiOct. 1; Many B'nai B'rith Leaders Expected
The 2nd annual meeting of the Regional Hoard of the Ohio- Kentucky office of the Antl-Defamatlon League will take place Sunday, Oct, I, according to Mr, Ralph Lazarus, chairman of the Board. The Board is the policy-making body guiding the oi)cra- tlons of the League's regional office located In Columbus. It Is anticipated tliat approxl-j 	
mately 100 H'nal B'rith and Jew- .Ish community leaders from cit¬ ies Ihroughout Ohio and Ken¬ tucky will attend the,allday ses¬ sion at the Southern Hotel. Marking the conclusion of the first year of operation of the regional office under the direc¬ tion of the Regional Board and its officers, there will be an ana¬ lysis and evaluation of the pro¬ grams and the activities of the office during the year.
Recent momentous develop¬ ments on the international, nat¬ ional and local levels have pro¬ duced important reactions af¬ fecting the Jewish community. 'These developments will necess¬ itate the making of basic policy decisions profoundly affecting ADL's program of civic defense and community relations in this area.
A.ssiBting the Regional Board in Ils deliberations will be the heads of ADL's national staff In J>few York and Chicago.
The meeting will also consist of business sessions devoted to a consideration of amendments to the by-laws of the Board and to the election of officers for the forthcoming year.
Present officers of the Board consist of chairman. Ralph Laz¬ arus, Columbus; honorary chair¬ man, Sidney Kusworm, Dayton; vice-chairmen, Alfred Benesch, Cleveland, Benjamin Schwartz, Cincinnati and Louis Ades, Lex¬ ington. Seymour Gorchoff Is Regional Director and SeymoUr Kaplan Assistant Director.
<iAia.ERY PLAYERS
The Gallery Players' first pro¬ duction of the season will be Mark Reed's hilarious comedy "Petticoat Fever."
Tryouts for the five male and
.four female parts will be held .at
the Charmlnel Hotel, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, at 8:15.
Newt Mitzman will direct the Initial play of the season.
Hebyew School Opens Fall Term Next Week
Columbus Hebrew School classes will begin the fall term Wedne.sday afternoon In Its new permanent quarters at the .lew¬ ish Cenier, This wllr Indeed be an occasion of great significance, marking a milestone In progress for Jewish education In our com¬ munity.
At a ¦ recent meeting of the Board of Directors of the He¬ brew School, it was unanimously voted to eliminate the third trip, thereby avoiding children com¬ ing home from school al a late hour. Beginning Wednesday, the following will be the schedule of cla.sses: 3:4.5 to .1:1.5 and .l-.l.'i to 7:15.
IHROMCLE
Sr£^ Serving Columbus and Central CTilo Jewish Communjiy \^/^S
Vol. 28, No. Xi
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Dpvoted     to     Amrrtran 'and    Jen-lnh    Idpniii
Hadassah Season Starts Wednesday
Mrs, Sanford Schwarz of New Vork City will be the guest speaker of the opening Harlassab paid-up memliership luncheon Wednesday at Broad St, Tem¬ ple, 12:.30 p, m.
Mrs. Dnvld Roth, Hospitality Chairman, and her committee are sure to prepare the tastiest of luncheons. Mrs. Sam Rosen¬ thal, a new Hadassah member, will give the opening prayer.
Beginning with this meeling Hadassah   is   introducing   "Had¬
assah  Highlight of the Month," , be "Point -I—What  it Means to honoring a    Hadassah    member j Korea anil Israel," spent over a for outstanding achievement fori year in Korea and h^is many in- the previous month. ' teresting experiences   to   relate. ^-   ,                ,                ,    ,,    lln addition she has established Another new departure In Ha-  .^^ enviable reputation as one of dassahs program procedure wil L^e outstanding speakers avail- be the designation of a sjecla | aj,ie    to    Hadassah    audiences. Chairman  of the  Day who wIlL tho.se who hear Mrs. Schwarz's presldebver the program. Chair-1 ,,^l,l,a^j g,,,,    informative    pre- map of the Day for the opening; senlallon will count this meeting meeling will  be    Mrs.    Jerome 1^^  one of  the  most  instructive Folkman. land   enjoyable  in  their  experi- Mrs, Schwarz, whose topic will' ence.
IVREEYOH-PTA MEETING TUESDAY EVENING AT CENTER
.lewish Education Monlh will be observed throughout the counlry this month. Its purpo.se is to intensify and enhance .few¬ lsh education, as well as to keep ever.vone informed of the pro¬ gress made in Jewish education and the need for Its Intensifica¬ tion,
Here in Coiumbus n cortimunl- ty-wide meeting is planned for next Tuesday. 8 pm,. at the Jew¬ ish Center. The meeting is being arranged by the Ivreeyoh Or- ganization-PTA of the Columbus Hebrew School,
Dr, Marvin Fox. who Is prom¬ inently known In our communi¬ ty, will be the guest speaker at this outstanding occasion and will speak on the sul>ject "Com¬ munal Responsibilities for Jew¬ ish Education," Dr, Fox is in¬ timately acquainted with the problems of Jewish education natiortally as well as locally. He s chairman of   the   Bureau   of
The following will extend greetings al the meeting: Mr, I, Garek. president of the Jewish Center and Dr. A. H. Kanter. president of the Hebrew School, Mrs, I, Nulls Is president of the Ivreeyoh Society: Robert Rap¬ hael Is chairman of the PTA,
Shell. .Sanford Bloom, Judith Herkowitz. Harvey Freedman, David Zlsenwine, Gerald Shap¬ iro, Piiul Mathless, Harley Blank and Vicky Goodman.
The.   following    will    receive prizes for good attendance: Mar¬ cia    Lipson.,    Irene    FYledman, An added feature on the pro-1 Herbert Grodner, Alvin Rinkov,
gram will be the awarding of prizes to 35 children for .scholar- shlf) and perfect attendance dur¬ ing the past year. The follow¬ ing will be the recipients of prizes for scholarships in recog¬ nition of their outstanding ac¬ hievements in their respective classes: Jeffrey    Peer
The children attending school j Jewish Education and is chair¬ man of the Board ot Education of the Hebrew School.
in Columbus and who are on the first trip, will be picked up al their respective schools after 3:15. The Bexley children on the first trip will be picked up next week only from their homes, in¬ asmuch as the Bexley .schools win not be open. Those children who are on jhe second trip will be picked up from their homes prior to 5:15.
Children attending Hebrew School are accommodated with transportation to and from school.
Announcements have been mailed to all the pupils of the School, Informing them the time when their classes will begin.
Registration for the beginners class should be made now. All children of the age of seven are eligible to enroll. For registra¬ tion call Daniel Harrison, princi¬ pal of the school, DO. 7764.
It cannot be empha,sized too much the Importsince of enroll¬ ing the children In the Hebrew School now. In the beginning of the school year, thus'giving the children an opportunity to learn all about the coming holidays.
Sunday, Sept. 17
Watch for this date—Sun¬ day, Sept. 17. It will he a great day In the future of Beth Jacob ConKregation and for Orthodox Jewry In Colnmbas. Watch next week's Chronicle for details.
Norman Rovick, .lackle White. Sharon Udisky. David Segel, Al¬ lan Ringer. Warren Udisky, Aa¬ ron Canowilz, Donald Berman, Ronald Lee Berman. Judith Berkwitz, Harvey Freedman, Al¬ fred Friedman, Bruce Green. Ir¬ win Haas. Rosalie TIeman. Ilea La r ry I Alexander. Ronald Berkowltz. Irwin Weinstock. Elaine Zlsen¬ wine, Harley Blank and Stephen Rose.
The prizes are made po.ssible through the generous efforts of Ivreeyoh. Mr, Harrison, princi¬ pal of the School, will present the awards.' All the children above mentioned t o receive prizes are expected to be accom¬ panied by their parents.
COUNCIL WOMEN'S "TRIPLE COLLECTION" UNDER  WAY
The Council of Jewish Wom¬ en's annual triple collection Is underway. This is the time for you to have ready your tax stamps, your full penny banks and a gla.ss or two of jelly. The
SERVICES AT HOME
As In the past years, a group of men and women in the Driv¬ ing Park area will again conduct private services on Friday nights nnd Sundays at the home of Mr. Louis Mellman, 0-18 Geers Ave.
For the high holidays and Suc¬ coth, Mr, Mellman announces that services will be held at his home for those who desire to participate. Due lo the limited seating capacity in his home, Mr, Mellman urges iho.se planning to attend to telephone him, FA, 51.34,
You Are Needed for "B" Day
Volunteer workers, both men and women, are desperate¬ ly needed lo make "B" Day a success. Check these commit¬ tees, see where you vrould like lo help and call the chairman. Don't delay!   Work has to start no'w:
The Motor CorpH: A number of cars and drivers are needed to pick up blood donors and return them to their homes or jobs. The .schedule will be staggered so that you will have lo spend only an hour of your lime. If you can make yourself and your car available, call any one of the fol¬ lowing chairmen: Mrs. Max Friedman, EV. 5313; Mrs. Louis Ruben, DO. 5824; Mr, Louis Goldfarb, DO, 6978.
The Nursery: We want to provide facilities so that mothers may leave their children with us it the Center with peace of mind. If you would like to help In (he nursery, call Mrs. Meyer Mellman, DO. 8942. Bring your own family down, too.   Hours will be staggered..
Secretarial and Recruitment: The success of "B" Day •flependa on follow-through and care of details. If you can type, or would like to make calls on the phone, or can help out In any other way for recruitment, please call Mrs. Clar¬ ence Koltun, DC-1078.
CALL  ONE   OP  THESE  CHAIRMEN   NOW!
JWV AUXILIARY
,IWV Auxiliary membership campaign is now on. We now find ourselves once again faced with the responsibility of assist¬ ing nur service men in Korea and their families. There will be additional patients in our veter¬ ans service hospitals and ser¬ vice men in this country who will need a lot of cheering while they are away from home and family.
In order to meet this need we must have more members. By Joining you will be linking your¬ selves with others In common task to help make a belter world.
Join today. Call Mrs. Raikin, DO, 2837, and start the New Year right.
proceeds from Ihe tax stamps go a long way toward financing the good works of Council, but for that extra emergency need, the money from your penny banks is essential. We must have this money on hand for the calls constantly coming' to us. .Saving pennies Is .so painless for you and .so helpful to so many. On the local, level we take care of the  jelly  needs  at  Nightingale
B&P HADASSAH
For the first meeting of the season, B. and P. Hada.s.sah is fortunate enough to have as Its guest speaker, Mrs. Sanford Schwarz of New York City, who will talk to the members at 8 p. m. al the Seneca Hotel.iWednes¬ day. Mr.s. Schwarz spent a year in Korea, where she accomp¬ anied her husband, who is one of Ihe political officers of the United Nations, and who was sent there by that organization.
Her topic will be: "With One Fool in Korea and Both Feet in Israel."
Following the talk, the mem¬ bers will have a card party. Old members are urged to bring friends and prospective new¬ comers.
The new officers for 1950-1951 are: President, Cecile Shapiro; Vice-President, Regina Green¬ berg: Treasurer, Bess Frelrelch; Recording Sec'y, Stella Berman; Corr, Sec'y, Faye Smith; Finan¬ cial Sec'y; Edilh Skllken; Publi¬ city, Gertrude Zwelg and Editor¬ ial Scribe, Bertha Josephson,
Cottage, where "Jelly bread" Is so Important a part of every meal In nourishing these chil¬ dren back to health.
When you hear "Triple Collec¬ tion." It means tax stamps., penny banks and Jelly, A big threefold project.
Chairmen of the respective committers and their vice-chair¬ men are: Tax Stamps, Mrs, Theo¬ dore Simson, vice-chmn., Mrs. B. H. Brahm. Mrs, Robert Levy; Penny Banks, Mrs. Jeffrey Gold¬ .soll, vice-chmn,, Mrs. S. J. 'Sav¬ itz; Nightingale Cottage, Mrs. Maurice Zox, vice-chmn., Mrs. Joseph Zox.
BETH JACOB SISTERHOOD
Due tc unforeseen c i r c u m- stances, the first board meeting of the Beth Jacob Sisterhood has been postponed.
The first regular meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 11.'
SEND UNIONGRAMS
A warm me.ssage of cheer and good wishes for the New Year to relatives, friends and shut-ins can be arranged — via Union- gram — by calling Mrs, Myer Hausman, DO. 5831. She will be happy 10 write the greetings for you.
JEWISH CALENDARS ARE NOW AVAII.ABLE
The Snider Funeral Home, 1760 E, Main St.. once again is issuing beautifully-colored Eng¬ lish-Yiddish calendars, with spiritual readings for daily medi¬ tation. Get your free copy of this attractive and practical calendar by stopping In at Snider's; or call FA. 0611.
WORKERS CAIJLBD
All workers on the B'nai B'rllh mid-century Project are Invited to Tuesday's dessert luncheon, 1 p: m., at the Excel¬ sior Club.
TWIG   m BENEFIT
Twig 10 of Children's Hospital, is planning a games party at Broad St. Temple Wednesday, 8 pm. There will be door prizes and fun for all.
The public Is invited and tickets can be obtained from the chairman. Miss Ann Goldstein, DO. 9435, or. the co-chairmen, Mrs. Jack Fishman, EV. 7160 and Mrs. Cody Zellzer, DO. 2698, or by contacting any of the members of Twig 19, of Children's Hospital.
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