Ohio Jewish chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1952-09-19

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Serving Columbua and Cenlral Ohio leiwlsh Commtuiity \\f%^
Vol. 30, No. 38
COLUMBUS,  OinO,  FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER  10,   I9B2
Devoted to American hnd Jewish Ideals
ADL FILM ON TV
Columbus Regional ADL office reports that the 2nd and 3rd show¬ ings of "Your Neighbor ColBbfatos the Jewish Holidays" will bo on Station WTVN Sunday, 9:15 p. m. to 9:46 and Tuesday, 9 p. m. to 9:30.
ROSH HASHONAH MESSAGES
Our New Year la not a day of noisy celebratioh,
It la the time when we're absorbed in soul-searching meditation!
We believe that on that day, It is decreed and written:
"Who shall live, and who shall prosper, and who shall be smitten!"
We there/ore pray to the Zxjrd of Hosts, for His heavenly compassion" To give us life and sustenance, and save us from oppression!
^. A. W. Robins
• * « AMERICANS ARE "FORTCNATE TO BE THE MORAL HEIRS of the Judaeo-Christian way of life," Dr. Everett R. Cllnchy, president of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, declared in a New Year's message that wished peace, freedom and security for Jews throughout ..the'World. f . \
"In fulfillment of that pVoUd heritage," Dr. Cllnchy added, "Ameri¬ cans .of every religious belief, Protestant. Catholic and Jewish, have banded together In the National Conference of Christians and Jews to promote sound intergroup relations and to strengthen the dignity and rights of all groups in our social order."
*       *       « Sirs:
"On the occasion oMhe New Year, I wish to take this moans to con¬ vey my greetings and best'wishes to my many frionda and associates in the Columbus Zionist District. I also wish to express to them, my deep appreclatio'n for their generous contribution during the past year to the Jewish National Fund towards the forest, which will be planted In my name in larael.
"By contributing to the Jewish National Fund, they have not only honored me, but extended their aid to an institution which, ia so close to my heart and to the heart of every Jew who is acquainted with Its function and historic mission It performed.
"Tho founders of the woWd 'Zionist movement had with their clear foresight and vision established this Fund 62 years ago.
"Tho Ji-'Wish National Fund acquired the land In Israel, irrigated it and made it ready for cultivation, enabling the early pioneers to settle upon it. Without this, the eventual establishment of the state of Israel would not have been feasible."
Albert Schlff
B'nai B'rith Women
Dinner Tuesday
At Center
A full-course dinner will be serv¬ ed to all paid>-up members of .B'nai B'rith Women Tuesday evening, be¬ ginning at 6:00, at the Jewish Cen¬ ter.
This meeting will mark the open¬ ing of the fall season for the Co¬ lumbus Chapter, and will honor all old members, as well as serve to introduce those women who have recently joined the organization.
The 3962 "GO" membership cam¬ paign, under the direction of Mrs. Melvln Furman, Is still In progress. Those women who have not been contacted are cordially urged and Invited to the Center Tues¬ day night, where they may Join as members, and become a part of the vast and enriching program of B'nai B'rith Women.
The dinner Is being prepared by a large committee of B'nal %*rith cooks. Assisting Mrs. Gary Kerstein and Mrs. Harry Coldstctn, Hospi¬ tality chairmen, will be the follow^ ing:
Mesdames Eli Levison, Joseph Engelman, Saul Marx, Norman Amdt, Sol Rising, Abe Zacks, Jos¬ eph Minkin, Sam J. Schlonsky, Jack Kooperstein, Jay Barnett, Wiilard Brenner, Irvin S. Dworkin, ¦JVate Rubin, Joe Eisenberg, Robert Posner, Harry Krakoff, Seymour Luckoff, Joseph Steinberg, Louis Robins, Jack Schilling and Miss Tena Zacks.
Reservations for the dinner aro being accepted by the Majors In the memborship drive: Mrs. G. G. Kap¬ lan, DO. 2674; Mrs. Jack Schilling, EV. 9035; Mrs. Irvin S, Dworkin, FE, 2770, aa well as by Mrs. Mel Furman. FA. 3256.
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"And when ye reap the harvest of your landr thou shalt not whol¬ ly reap the corners of thy field . . . Thou shalt Jeave them .for the  poor  and   stranger."
—Lev. 19:0, ID. J ,^
TRADITION  AND  MEANING  OF  'TASHLICH'
There Is an old custom In many Jewish communities for Jews to walk to a river on the afternoon of the First Day of Rosh Hashonah — or on the Second Day if the First occurs on the Sabbath — and to par¬ ticipate In a Tashlich ceremony by reciting these verses (7.18-20) from Mlcah!
"Who is a God like unto Thee, that pardoneth Iniquity and passeth by the transgression of the remnant of His heritage? He retalneth not His anger forever, because He dellghteth In loving kindness. He will again have mercy upon us; Ho Will subdue our iniquities. And Thou will cast all their sins into tho depths of the sea. O mayeat Thou cast all tho sins of Thy people, the house of Israel, into a place where they shall be no more remembered or ever again come to mind. Thou wilt show faithfulness to Jacob, and loving kindness to Abraham, as Thou hast sworn unto our fathers from the daya of old."
The TashllDh tnulltlon Is to jvniind ua (hat a« the body U
purifled by water, bo should, our souls be purified by repentance
and God'fi mercy.
Tbe TadhUch tradition, taJcen from the second verse In Mlcah, above, meaning '*Thon shalt cast Into the sea," la (raced back to the 13th cen¬ tury. Firat publlahed mention of the custom appears \n the writings ot the Moharil (Jacob ben Mosea MoeUn'lSfifi-li27).
MIZRACHI WOtVIEN BENEFIT PARTY
Mrs. John Thall, 179 N. Merkle Rd., will open her horae Monday, Oct. 6, for a series of card parties for the benefit of the Mizraqhl Children's Home at Rananna, Is¬ rael.
Tho first will be Oct, 6, between 2:30 and 5 p. m. The second party will be given that evening from 8 to 11. AU members and friends of the Columbus Chapter. Mizrachl Women, are urged to attend those parties, proceeds of which will be used to buy linens for the Home. . Kfa'r Batya, as the Children's Home is known In Israel, has aroused the admiration and enthus¬ iastic approval of all who have visited It, Including Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, who was an honored guest during her recent visit to Israel. Mrs. -ftosevelt waa taken on a tour^of the cottages, school, synagogue and farm buildings, and was given many articles made by the children themselves in tho workshops conducted there. She was high In her praise of the ef¬ forts of the ^fizrachl Women of America, in helping to salvage the lives of orphaned Jewlah children, brought to Israel from all over the world, who are being given a rellg^ loua education In addition to being provided the physical necessities of Uf Q.
ABOVK   ABE   MEMBERS  of   Gallery   Players,   Adult   Drama .  Group of the Center, who will appear in HELENA'S HUSBAND, one-act satirical comedy, as a feature of tbe Autumn opening pro^ gram of the Center Cultural Series this Sunday, 8:30 p. m.
A cast of stellar players will ap¬ pear in the Phillip Moeller comedy based on the Greek legend of Helen of Troy.
Rita Bender, remembered for her fine portrayal In "Little Foxes", Will play HelSha, Marvin Silber¬ steln, who has appeared as a tough Broadway theatrical producer In "Light Up the Sky", Is cast as Menelaua, Helena's husband. Dick Stilling, a newcomer to Gallery Players, will play Paris; Edwin Levin portrays Analytikos, friend and counselor to Menelaus. Nopma Reich, recently seen in "Uncle Harry", will play Tzumu. the laugh- getting maid In waiting to Helena.
Costumes have been designed and executed by Mesdames Bea Roth, Camllle Barkan and Rhea Kaplan. Ijona Lowenthal la In charge of make-up. Sam Lowenthal la light¬ ing and stage manager. The pro¬ duction Is under the direction of Richard Cameron Thrall. Center Drama Director.
Second portion of the all-Center
program    will    feature    Augusta
Frank,     piano     virtuoso.     In     the
charming Carnaval of Robert Schu-
(conttDoed on pafo S)
LEADERSHIP TRAINING
A recreation leadership training institute will be held Sept 23 through Oct 8 at the Schiller Rec¬ reation Center. The Institute is aponsored by the Recreation and Youth Services Council of the Council ot Social Agenciea and Is for volunteer and paid leaders In various recreation p r o g r a rnj. throughout the city. U'hejte^^sh Center la .a member of ybfle council and is co-operating with the insti- ' tute.
Included on the training prograni win be instruction In many forms of arts and handcrafts which cai;> bo used with children and adults. There will also be sessions on pro¬ gram planning and group organiza¬ tion. Persons Interested In group leadership who would like to attend the training course should contact Les Levin at the Center.
Second general membership meeting of Gallery • Players win begin a series of six lectures by Vr. Charles J. McGaw. director of Theater Production at Ohfo  State  University.
Dr. MuGaw, associate professor of speech, iins been a member of OSU faculty since 1946. Prior to coming to Columbus he was a member of the faculty of the Unl- versi.ty of Michigan, where he re¬ ceived his B.A., M.A., and Ph. D. degrees.
As a member of the faculty of OSU, Dr. McGaw teaches costum¬ ing and directing. He also directs the Stadium theater during Its summer productions. Dr. McOaw not only has experience as a teach¬ er but as an actor as well. He was with the famous Barnstill Theater In Detroit and various stock com¬ panies.
His' program for Gallery Players win be one of application and par¬ ticipation in the acting techniques. He has asked those attending the meeting to come dressed to par¬ ticipate.
Tho first of these lectures will be Wednesday. 8:30 p. m.,
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PIONEER WOMEN #2
An Important meeting of Pioneer Women, Chapter 2, will be held Wednesday, 8 p. m., at the Jewish Center.
Highlight of the evening will be violin and vocal selections by Jerry Melmed, who Is well known In Co¬ lumbus tor this talent. Opening prayer will be read by Mrs. Max Bernstecker. Hostesses will be Mes¬ damea Louis Belkin, Sam Brandt, Philip Friedland and David Paine. Additional ticketa will be available for the card party Tuesday, Oct. 7, 8 p. m., at the Center.
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