Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1950-09-29

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Vol. 28, No. 40 COLUMBUS,   OHIO,   FRIDAY,   SEPTEMBER   20,   ID.'iO
6eTot«d    to    American And   Jewish    Ideals
the    American  Retl  pci-sonnel   to  rollBct blood. The:30   to  45  inlnutrN   (o  give.   Call
Cross Bloodnioblle which vvlll be at the ,JewlHh Center on "B" Duy. The RIoodmoblle carries all the   necesHary     equipment    and
equipment will b« unloaded and   DO. 8042 or DO. H.1HH now and set up in the Center. A |>h.yslean   make   an   appolntnH'nt   to   give and several nurses wil! ti\Ue car<^  blood, of you.   It  will onl     take  from I
Hard-working     Blood     Donor ] Aarons,   .lewlnh   War   Veterans;   Women; .'Um. I^ou    Ruben    nnd
Council committee lays final plunH for "B" Duy. Representing the 'Jewish organizations in tho Blood Donor Council these chali-- en am calling on their respective groupH to give blood. Shown standing,    left    to    right:    Max
Wm. (illck, Bryden Rd. Temple; | .Mi-s. Han-y t^owan, Council of LoufN Cioldfiirb, Atnidath Achlm ,lr»'lsh Women; Mr». .Myer Congregation; Myer Mellman,! Mellman, Hudns.sah Women; B'nai B'rith; Auron Zueks, Broad Mrs. Ethel Bernstecker, Pioneer St. Temple. Seated are: .Mrs. j Women; .Mrs. Max Friedman, Clarence   Koltun,    B'nai     B.'rilli i B'nai B'rllh Women.
Quota is 200 Pints of Blood; Red Cross Bloodmohile to be At Jewish-Center, 12 to 6 pm
Make your date now to save a life!
This urgent request comes from ihe .lewish Community Blood Donor Council, made up of all the Jewish organizations in Columhus. These groups have joined together with the American Red Cross to form a pool that will insure blood for every .fewlsh person and his family In case of emergency.
On  "B"  Day, all activity  will  be Kiithrred  at  Ihe  new
.lewish   Cenier.    For  It  Is   here  that  Ihe   American   Red
Cross bloodnioblle will hr stutlonrd.    Hours will be li-om
12 to 0 p. m.
Everything po.s.sible has been done to make it ea.sy for you lo to give blood. If you need transportation, there will be a volun¬ teer motor cnrps ready to pick you up and return you to your job or home. If you cannot leave your children unattended, (here will ho an all-day nursery at the Cenier. Bring your child or children, leave them at the nursery and then register for giving blood.
For information, call DO. Wl2 ur IH.). ,S.'!8X.
The Blood Donor Council wishes lo emphasize that no one will be permuted to give Ijlood if he or she is physically unable. All prospective donors will be given physical examinadon at the Center I'lefnre lieing allowed to give.
11 is well lo remember that besides providing blood for Jewish poisons in the community, blood donated is u.sed for our armed forces The American Red Cross has been appointed as the offi¬ cial agency for collecting and processing blood for the fighting fionts    Right now, blood l.s being sent lo Korea.
Mr. Richard Crundstein, chairman of the Men's Division, sug¬ gests: "Let's every single one of us appoint him.self or herself as a commiltee of one lo do everything possible to obtain blood. If you can'i give yourself, perhaps another member in your family can.    We need 2I.W pints for this drive."
Rememlier Ihe time! Remember the place! Thursday, Oct. .'i, 12 lo li p. m., at the Jewish Community Cenier, 112.'i College .\ve.
See you "H" DAY!
Broad St. Temple's Simchas Torah Dinner Scheduled Oct. 8; Includes Musical Revue
The annual Simchas Torah dinner of Tifereth Israel congrega¬ tion will be held Sunday, Oct. H, 6 p. tn, at Broad St. Temple. This dinner is held each year as a .social event lo acqliaint mem¬ bers with each other and with their officers.
As a  feature    attraction,    the i ^	
Sislerhood will present the hil¬ arious revue; "Home On The Range," written and directed hy
CANTOR KATZ TO CONDUCT AHAVAS SHOLOM SERVICES
A truly holiday spirit pervad¬ ed the portals of Ahavath Sho¬ lom synagogue the first two days of Succoth when Cantor Shalom Katz poured forth in ma¬ jestic song his unique interpre¬ tations of the thanks and trib¬ utes to the Lord of Hosts that are incorporated in our "ageless and timeless prayerbooks.
Cantor Katz possesses a lyric tenor voice of compelling smoothness and beauty. His high notes are poignant and penetrat¬
ing, reminiscent of the great Herschman. Not only does he go up to high B and V with ease and power, but he ...des down to low G without the least sign of vocal discomfort. He executes the difficult canlorlal trills with breath-taking agility and dex¬ terity. The Cantor also knows the meaning of the fiery pass¬ ages in the prayerbook, and hav¬ ing lived through the Hitler hell, he often interprets them in a sublime   manner.
Drive to Secure $10-Million in Unpaid UJA Pledges to be Launched in New Yorlt Oct. 8
, NEW YORK, (JTAl — Efforts will be made In 1,200 com¬ munities throughout the U. S. on Oct. 8 to call In a total of $10,000,- 000 In unpaid pledges to the United Jewish Appeal, Samuel p. Leldesdorf, U.J.A; treasurer for the Greater New York campaign, revealed this week. Oct. 8 has been designated as "C Day" (cash day) he said, adding that the total of unpaid pledges In the New York area is $2,000,000.
At a New York UJ.A. luncheon meeting, at which $285,000 was raised, Louis Broldo, chairman of the cash emergency drive who recently returned from Israel, said the "salvation of Israel today Is cash." Mr. Broldo added: "We must not let the Joint Dis¬ tribution Committee down in helping Jews beat emigration dead¬ lines to Israel." He also reported that Jews now In Israel who had escaped from Russia told him It Is "Impossible for any Jew to live behind the Iron Curtain," while "life for any Jew In an Arab country has become unsafe and Insecure."
So great has been the iicelalni of Cantor KuIz'n euntorlal Inter¬ pretations of the Succoth ser- vlcf^H, that he has been engaged lo conduct Shinlnl Atzeroth Her¬ vlces Monday evening and Tues¬ day morning ut the same syna¬ gogue.
At the memorial services Tuesday morning. Cantor Katz will chant the same hymn for the (lead that he did when he was assigned to one of Hitler's death chambers for execution, and was only saved from the fate of those he was hewalMng becau.se Ihe Nazi overseers liked his rendition of the chant.
In addition to Cantor Katz, Ahavas Shalom Congregation hiiN also engaged Dr. Marvin i Fox to deliver the sermon before meinorlul  services  begin.
Ahavas Sholom is to be con¬ gratulated for offering lo the city the finest in hiusical and spiritual talents. Although one of the city's smaller Jewish congregations, it is doing worth¬ while things in a big way. It is the opinion of many that the synagogue on ShImlnl Atzereth will be packed to overflpwing as tickets for both services are only $1.00 Reservations can be ob¬ tained by calling GA. 2107 or FA. 4512.
Mrs. Aaron Zicks, and starring Mesdames Zacks, H. Kress. A. Samuelson-, M. Felnsteln. S. Hellman, R. Goodman, B. Mor¬ ganstern, S. Subow and M. Swedlow. Piano accompaniment will he hy Mrs. Sidney Zarons. All arrangements for entertain¬ ment will he under program chairman Mrs. S. Subow and Mr.s.  Richard  Lleberman.   ,,
Mrs. Sol Myers, hospitality chairman, and her committee have prepared an excellent din¬ ner, at $2.50 per plate. Reserv¬ ations are being taken hy Mrs. M. Felnsteln, DO. 0149, and Mrs. H. Felnsteln. DO. 2074.
VO^INBR SOCIETY TO HOl-D AN!«CAI- SIMCHAS TORAH CEIyEBRATION    WEDNESDAY
As in previous years, the Voli¬ ner Society will again hold its annual Simchas Torah celebra¬ tion, next Wednesday morning. 0 o'clock, at the home of Mr. David Felgerr 777 Ann St. The affair, svhich is to begin with Mlnyan services, will be follow¬ ed by Klddish and refreshments. All members of the organization are cordially Invited.
SIMCHAS TORAH TRE.4T
A Simchas Torah treat will be given the Jewish patients af the Columbus Stale Hospital and the Ohio State Institution for the Insane by B'nai B'rith Women Wednesday. This treat Is made possible thru contrlljutlons to the Remembrance Fund of the local chapter, chairman o f which is Mrs. Sam J. Schlonsky, with Mrs. J. A. Barnett acting as co-chairman.
AN APOIXMJV
.>lr. .Morris Polsler's name was inadvei-drnlly Irtt out of the Plnnnlng Committee of the Hemi-<-entennial for the Tifereth Israel Congregation In lust week's Chi'oniclc. As one of Ihc pioneer leaders of this house of worship, Mr. Polster has always been a lower of Strength In the growth and progres-s of Tif¬ ereth Israel. The editor re- gretn the omission, with apol¬ ogies.
B'NAI B'RITH HILLFAj
B'nai B'rith Hlllel Foundation began its year's activities with a Succoth Festival last night. Ser- vices-and an One^ Shabbat were part of the Hillel program of welcoming the 350 new Jewish students. After services, con¬ ducted by Rabbi Harry Kaplan, a Succoth program was held In the auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. l.ou Rosenblum presented dance numtjers based on the Succoth season. Leila Gae Beren .sang .several Hebrew songs. Folk dancing, singing, and refresh¬ ments followed.
The Hlllel Foundation will hold an open hou.se honoring its new students this Sunday, 3 to 6 p. m.
FIRST B'NAI B'RITH .MEETING AT NEW CENTER 19 OCT. 24
The "Festival of Songs" will be the theme of the joint meet¬ ing of B'nai B'rith Men and Women Chapters on Tuesday, Oct.. 24 at the Jewish Center. This is the new date of the meet¬ ing previously announced for Oct. 10. More details will appear In later Issues of the Chronlcl|e.
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YOU CAN HELP SAVE A LIFE—BE THERE "B" DAY AT JEWISH CENTER—