Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1950-08-18

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HERBERT   LINICK   NEW   PRESIDENT OF LOCAL ZIONIST ORGANIZATION
At a recenl meeting of the Columbus' Zionist blstrlct. Mr. Herbert Linick, 060 Sunbury Rd., was chosen president Of Ihe organizallon, succeeding Daniel Harrison. Other officers include the following:
Vice-Presidents, Dr. B. W. Abramson, Maurice Chanis, Dr. Max P. Kanter; Sec'y, Harold G. Kayne; Treas., Rudolph Stern. The Executive Board is composed of Harry Beckman, I'hilip Feldman, Bernard Feltlinger, Richard Fisher, Rabbi .Jerome Folk- man, Dr.iMarvIn Pox, David Galser, I. W. Garek, William Glvets, Arthur Goldlierg, George Goodman, Dr. E. J. Gordon, Benjamin Gro.ssman, Daniel Harrison, Dr. A. H. Kanler, Rabbi Harry Kap¬ lan, Jerome Kllman, Jacob Krak¬ owltz, Dr. David Kramer, E. G. Krupnick, Fred M. Levi, Louis Levin, David Levlson, Herman Luekoff, Seymour Luekoff.
Leonard Manekln, Norman Mathless, Sam Melzlish, Robert L. Mellman, Sam Melton, Dr. Bernard T. Mindlin, Ben Z. Neustadt, Frank Nulls, Leonard Qtiinn, A. W. Robins, Fred Ro¬ land, Rabbi Samuel W. Ruben¬ stein. Herbert Schiff, Jack Schlff, Max Schottenstein, Harry Schwarlz, Joseph L. Schwartz, Harry Sher, Jack Sher, Abe Seff, Gilbert Siegel, Theodore R. Sim¬ son. Roy J. Slone, Abe A. Wol¬ man. A. 1. Yenkln, B. A. Yenkln, Fred Yenkln, Rahbl Nathan Zell-
'^ll^/f^erylng Columbua and Cenlral CTilo Jewish Communily \Vy\R
Vol. 28, No. .13
COLUMBUS, OHIO, FRIDAV, AUGUST  1«,  I0.-.0
Devoted    to    American and   Jewlah    Ideala
New Center Will be Hub of Jewish Social, Cultural and Athletic Life
As the center of Jewish sbc-1 with facilities for every type of ial, athletic antf cultural life in hobby and leisure time activity.
zer, .loseph Zox.
In accepting the leadership of ColUmbus Zionists, Mr. Linlck stated: "The events of the la.lt two years have demonstrated how much the Infant state of Is¬ rael needs a strong Zionist or¬ ganization in the United Slates and el.sewhere for vital political as well as economic support. Co¬ lumhus and American Jewry cannot let our people In Israel down at this most crucial period. Il l.si for this reason every Jew in Columbus must maintain his membership In the local Zionist Organization and thru it a.ssure the future growth and progress of the new stale," Mr. Linick concluded.
the community, the n?w Jewish Community Center will offer a program for the whole family from the youngest to the oldest
Mayer    Rosenfeld,   director, points out In announcing detail¬ ed plans, instruction and classes in all
Rabbi Greeinwald Endorses Center
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Rabbi Leopold Greenwald ex¬ pressed the appreciation of the Beth   Jacob   Congregation    for the    beautiful    Jewish    Cenier: "Our beautiful Jewish Center building Is   evidence   of   the unity   and   generosity   of   Co- . lumbus Jewry toward all hum¬ anitarian  cau.ses.  This  beauti¬ ful building with its fine per¬ sonnel   will   sogn   begin    to serve  our  community   In   Us many phases. Its aim will be lo build a finer .lewish com¬ munity, both   Physically . and spiritually.  Its    achievements will  depend  upon  thie  moral and    financial    support    that each and every one   in    our community will be willing to give.
"The Beth .lacob Congrega¬ tion wholeheartedly urges every one of Its members, both young and old, as well as every one in the community, to become a member of the Center. It is the only way to show that we are all con¬ cerned about the foresight of our present leadprshlp."
LOCAL CHAPTER OF BRANDEIS WOMEN ADDg 45 CHARTER MEMBERS TO "ALUMNI ROLL"
Four life members and 40 annual members have heen added lo t'he "'aiumnl roll" of Brandeis Unlversily by the Columhus Chap¬ ter of the National Women's Commiltee of Brandeis.
It was Mr. George Alperl. president of the board of trustees of the University, who said: "Wherea.s in most universities the alumni are children of the fostering mother, the alma mater, at Brandeis the relationship is reversed.
"Since the School came inlo being under the spon.sorship of .fewlsh citizens of America, the university has become the child and the people Ils fostering par¬ ents. Its establishment is one furltier step by the Jewish peo¬ ple wilh a view loward a.ssum- ing greater roles in the expan¬ sion of American education."
Paid-up charier members who have Joined the ranks of Brand¬ els "alumni" by Joining the Women's Commlllee during'the last month are: life members- Mrs. Jo.seph Fogel, Miss Mimi Greenberg, Mrs. Sara Shaman¬ sky,  Mrs.  Leon Schottenstein.
Paid-up annual members: Mes¬ dames Robert S. Aronson, Mor¬ ris Beim, David Bogante, Jack Brahms, Wlllard Brenner, Lew Cohen, Ben Cowali, Donald Er¬ kis, Jack Davis, Leo Eiferman, Morris Fox.
Mesdames Robert Freedman, Al Friedman, Milton Glas, Rob¬ ert Gllck, Arthur Goldberg, Stan¬ ley Goldberg, Dave Goodman, I. M. Harris, Nathan Herskowltz, A. K. Horowitz, Lenora Jacobs, D. B. Jaye, Jack Kreske, Clif¬ ford Levin, S. W. Lipson, David Paine, Max Polster.
Mesdames M o r r is Polster, Jack Ratner, Mitchell Rosen, Dewey Rosenfeld, Samuel Ros¬ enfeld, Charles Shamansky, Max Tennebaum, Allan Topy, Harold Topy, Myer Warsaskl, Sidney Was.serstrom, Harry Wolman, "Sidney Zaron, and William Zel¬ ko.
If you have pledged to become a member and have not as yet paid, please send you^ checks lo the financial secretary, Mrs. Abe A. Wolman, 00 N. Virginia I.ee Rd., or treasurer, Mrs. Harry Getz. 309 Gould Rd.
If you are Interested in be¬ coming a charter member of the Brandeis Women's Committee, please call Mrs. Theodore Sch¬ lonsky, DO. 5607, membership chairman.
IVREEYOH  LUNCHEON
Ivreeyoh Socieiy will launch its Fall membership campaign at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday with ajunch- eon and card party at tlie Seneca Hotel for board members. Plans for the regular Sept. 5 meeling also will be discussed.
Co-chairmen of the member¬ ship drive are Mrs. Inez Segal and Mrs. Joe Minkin.
The following Captains have been  appointed:
Mesdames Daniel Harrison, I. Cohen, Jack Cooperstein, M. Frledberg, L. Schilling, A. S. Kohn. William Nullman, Jack .Schilling, Bernard Solomon, Ar¬ thur ZwelUng arid Mrs. Swartz.
Those Interested in Joining should contact Mrs. Segal, FA. 5830; Mrs. Joe Minkin, DO. 1567, or Mrs. L. Schilling, EV. 9035.
Young girls from families of the Jewish Communily are per- frfrmlng Invaluable service to the membei-shlp drive committee hy volunteering to addi-ess envelopes, dnaw up lists of prospective members and assist with olher office details. Melville Frank is chairman and Louis Levin, vice chairman for the drive.
Addressing letters of Invitation lo a memliership drive com¬ miltee meeting are, left to right, top picture, Barbara Krakoff, 2564 Sherwood Rd; Gloria Weintraub, 098 S. Cassingham Rd., and Elaine Was.serstrom,'2254 Bryden Rd.
Supervising them ai-e. left to right, Mr. Levin and Mr. Frank.
Drawing up membership lists are, left to right, bottom picture, Sonia Kriss, 584 E. Whillier; Faye Cooper, 988 Ellsworth Ave; Jean Davis, 1814 Blde-A-Wee; Faye Gordon, 833 Oakwood; Betty Selinger, 693 S. Champion; Shirley Felnsteln, 427 Reinhard; Mar¬ jorie Gordon, Sa'l Oakwood; Shirley Douglas, 8.30 S. 22nd St, and friema Goodof, 1340 Ko.ssulh St.
phases of popular sports, social Interest groups in educational, artistic and cultural subjects, Jewish holiday programs, free periods in gymnasium and swim¬ ming pools, social activities such as dances, trips, hikes and camp weekends, are included in the .schedule outlined, below.
I-Iighly nualifled leaders and professional workers, all ex- perls In their particular lines with experience in working with children and young people will give skillful supervision, Mr. Rosenfeld says. Each age group will receive special attention ac¬ cording to Its needs, he empha¬ sizes, and small Intimate groups, fruitful of close friendships will be balanced by Informal gather¬ ings, concerts, plays, dinners and ilance.s for the whole Jewish Community.
"The primary objective in pro¬ viding activities al the Center will he to u.se and perfect tal¬ ents, promote friendship and develop personalities." Mr. Ros¬ enfeld states.
Membership privileges at es¬ tablished annual fees are <-is fol¬ lows:
CHILDREN—ages R lo 9. $7.50 per year: regular swimming and g.vmnasium classes, splash part-, ies. Instruction and cla.s.ses In all forms- of athletics, including Softball, kickball, baseball, track, boxing, tumbling, etc. Special in- tere.sl groups in lealhercrafl, woodworking, clay modelling, airplane model building, danc¬ ing, mu.sic. dramatics, cooking, sewing and Indian lore. Holiday IJTograms, Young Judaea, day camp, motion pictures, library facilities, hikes and outings.
JUNIORS — ages 10 to 14, $10 per year: classes, free periods and competitions in swimming. Irtstruclior] c 1 a s s e .s, organized leagues and tournamenis In aer¬ ial darts, basketball, volley-ball, .Softball, ba.sebail, boxing, wrest¬ ling, and table tennis; rhymics, tumbling,   calisthenics. ¦ "Instruc-
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OCT. 5 IS "B" DA Y FOR BLOOD SQNORS
Oct. 5 is "B" DAY! *    «    •
That's the date set lo raise 200 pints pf blood to insure biood for every Jewl.sh person in Franklin Counly, for any emer¬ gency that may arise. The Jew¬ ish Community Blood Donor Council, in its second year of op¬ eration, is organizing the drive.
On this day. the American Red Cross Bloodmobiie will be stat¬ ioned at the Jewish Community Center, 1126 College Ave. from 2 to 8 p. m. All the equipment necessary lo collect blood will be set up In the Cenier.
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JWV Auxiliary /
There will be a board meeting of the Capitol Ladles Auxiliary No. 122, Jewish War Veterans next Tuesday, 8 pm,, at Memor¬ ial Hall.
CHESES   HONORED
David Cheses, of the City Win¬ dow Cleaning Co., <132 E. Long St., was elected Regional Chair¬ man of the CentnfB" Buckeye Council for volunteer services of the American Red Cross at a recent meeting.
Mrs. Harold Kay was selected to serve as his secretary. The Council  represents 13 counties.
Everything possil>le will be done to make it easy for you to come down to the .Center and donate biood. A motor corps will be available to cali for you and bring you back lo your home or work. An all-day nursery will be provided so that mothers may bring their children and leave them while they are making their donations.
At an enthusiastic njeetlng held by the Jewish Community Blood Donor Council, plans were organized and committees set up to take oai-e of the multitude of
details that are necessarily In- olved. The Council is .made up of representatives of all Jewish organizations, and each group ill be called on for it's share of donations.
Mrs. Jerome Gross, who was •elected General Chairman, was lauded for doing such an dut- standing job during the past year. Mr. Richard Grundstein was elected Chairman of the Men's Division and Mrs. Joseph Schecter of the Women's Divi¬ sion.
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Mrs,  Schecter
Mrs, Gross
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