Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1952-11-28

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Volunteers- Urged to Participate in One-Day Israel Bond Drive
Abe Wolman, chairman of the Columbus Bonds tor larael com¬ mittee, urges ail membera of the Columbua Jewish Committee to volunteer for service In tho gigan¬ tic one-day moblHzatton for Israel Bonds on Dec. 14, ojs part of the national "BIG" day.
Under the  slogan   "Go   Out  and
Sell or Stay Home and Buy", every single Jewlah organization In the city will cooperate in this complete mobilization of tho community in aupport of Israel's industrial and agricultural economy.
"BIG" day falls during the Chan¬ ukah festival," Mr. Wolman said, "It  la  highly  significant  that  thia
should be so. Just oa we honor the ancient MEUJcaheee who fought for Jewish freedom on Chanukah, so do our larael Bond purchaaes pro- vide^jsaontlal onslstanco to the modern Mitccabeos who are build¬ ing the new State of Israel." Per¬ sons wishing to volunteer may do ao through their own organizations
or directly at the bond office, 30 E. Broad St., FT-. 35S3.
Among the national organiza¬ tions which have called for partici¬ pation in Israel Bond "BIG" day through their Columbus chapters are: B'nal B'rith, Farband-liabor Zioniat Order, Labor Zionist Or¬ ganization  of  America,  Hadassah,
MizracwV Rabbinical Council, of America, ^Sjuagggue Council of America. Pioneer Women, Women's Supreme Council of B'nai B'rith, National Council of Jewish Women an^ the 20A.
Frank   Goldman,  national   presi¬ dent   of   B'nai   B'rith,   issued    a (eontlnned on p^se i)
JIHRONICLE
zJi\\/y   Serving Ck)luinbus and Central Ohio Jewish Commimity \\7AIK
Vol 80. No. 49
COLUMBUS, omo, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1952
Devoted to American and JewlJh Ideali'
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B'nai B'rith M" Day
This Sunday Is "M" day for B'nai B'rith. Every member of the order in the city of Columbus la Invited and urged to meet at the Jewish Center at 10 o. m. for a two- hour, whirlwind membership con¬ servation and now memborship drive.
Pros. Richard Grundstein and "M" day chairmen. Dr. Bernard Mindlin and Sol Zeldin, have is¬ sued a call for the mobilization and expect a record turn-out of those who have the future of B'nai B'rith at heart.
Ten beautiful prizes and a fully- paid vacation for two In a awank Florida hotel are offered to those who do the beat Job for B'riai B'rith.
AU membera of the Retention and Membership committees, and all members holding cards In tho current Memberahlp contest, aru strongly urged to attend.
Let's give.two hours to B'nal B'rith this Sunday.
This happy scene wu« at the iHrael Bond CommittcM-'N tf-rNtimonial dinner for A. I. Yenkin In AgudaH Achim ttynagogue on Nov. 10, after which Mischa Elman, the famed viollniat, ijerformed. Left to right: Mr. and Mrs. Yenkin; Dr. Frank Klngdon, noted commentator, and Abe A. Wolman, chairman of the colorful event
DAN COHEN
Dan Cohen has Initiated a one- man campaign to solicit contribu¬ tions for the 10S2 United Jewish Fund drive. This- announcement waa made by Troy A. Feibel, 1952 United Jewish Fund campaign chairman.
Mr. Feibel stated: "We are very grateful to Mr. Cohen who has again this year agreed to under¬ take the solicitation of all those who, for one reason or another, were missed during our spring (contlnned oo Pfice S)
SENIOR, B&P HADASSAH SPONSOR JOINT RUMMAGE SALE NEXT WEEK
Mrs. Sam Newpoff waa hostess at a tea at her home, 143 Mayfair Blvd., where she entertained the workera for Hadaasah's rummage aale to bo held Dec. 2-3-4-B. Members of both Sr. and B&P Hadassah at¬ tended and it was decided that a joint rummage sale would again be held this year.
Women present at the tea were: Meadames M. Tarcov, Sol Myers, I. Cabakoff, H. Cutler, S. Tlmon. H. Goldstein. B. Welas, I. Schulman, Lou Robins, Ed Pallet, Ed Keliner and  Samuel  Luper.
Other membera who will help but could not be present at the tea are: Mcsdamos D. Goldsmith, Paul Cal¬ lif, H. Schoenbaum, Wolfe Solomon, A. Kohn, H. Krakoff. J. Barraah, V. Ringer, Abe Flicker, L. Wilson, H. Kollus. H. Edelstein, N. Melz¬ llsh, Emil Brown, Herman Freed¬ man. Miaa Edith Skilken, Miss Sa^oh Robins and Mrs. B. Kraus.
B^Ind8 collected through the sole of rummage are used for Hadass¬ ah's expanding child wi-Ifare and vocational education program. These aro high sounding words which, broken dow^, mean hot lunches and extra milk for school children whoae parents can't af¬ ford to pay—a recreation program for children with no place to play- workshops, and cooking and sew¬ ing classes for high school pupils ao that they may learn some useful occupation.
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'CARMEN' Visits
AGUDAS ACHIM
Music lovers are in for a stimu¬ lating evening when "CARMEN", In all Ita splendor, gaity and color, makea its appearance in tho Agu- daa Achim synagogue.
In observance of Chanukah, the A. A. Sisterhood la presenting a novel program featuring thia light opera and a caUewalk, on Wednes¬ day, Dec. 10, 8 p. m.,
"Carmen Celebrates Chanukah", a musical comedy written by Mrs. F. Nutls, Is based on the story of "Carmen", transplanted Into an Israeli atmosphere. The original arias are being sung by a cast led by Mina Schwartz, Bernle Doctor and Norman K^thless.
Ably assisting in the supporting chorus are the following: Mes¬ dames B. Friedman, M. Cohen, H Kay, P. H. Gellman. D. Feder, W Rosen. S. Valcov, S. Paine, I. Stein, L. Zlskind.
Mrs. Louis Goldfarb will direct the dance routines. Accompanist for the ahow la Mra. Max Zlskind.
RUDY VALLEE TO BE ON COUNCIUS PROGRAM
Rudy Vallee is the big secret that Council's program chairman, Mrs. Elmer Engelman, has as the guest star at Council Women's Tuesday meeting at Bryden Rd. Temple.
"I've Got A Secret" la the theme of the program, and it will follow the general pattern of tho broadcast which is aired nationally on Thurs¬ day ovenlnga.
Council members will have a chance to ace and hoar in prr.son those conte.stant.s who have been chosen runnors-up for tho national program. Tho contest was sponsor¬ ed over Jjick Buck's program on WBNS-TV.
Jack Buck, well-known radio and TV personality, will M. C, the panel for Council. His quick wit and per¬ sonality will certainly help to load the program through a gay after¬ noon.
Dessert coffee will be served at 12:45. (The time was errone¬ ously printed In this month's Council Bulletin.)
Members of the panel who will try to determine Mr. Vallee'a and the other contestants' accrets will be: Mrs. M. J. Papurt, Mra. Sol Meyer, Mr. Jack Cheaia and Mr. Mike Schwartz. Mra. Sol Zell will be the accom pan isf.'
Rhea Kaplan and Porla Lubin will be the advertising dancera for tho commercials. Mra. Sherwood Walker will give the opening prayer.
Mrs. Aaron Horowitz, hoapitality chairman, who can be counted up¬ on to have an outstanding arrange¬ ment when it cornea to refresh¬ ments and novel decorations, haa planned. a beautiful and t&sty se¬ cret which will precede the pro¬ gram.
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MEN'S CLUB STAG
The Tlfereth Israel Men's Club will hold Its first stag meeting Tuesday. 8:30 p. m., at Broad St. Temple.
The actual business meeting will be extremely short; and will be thrown open to the membera for cards or other diversions. Refresh¬ ments and drinifs will be provided.
Admission will be free to paid- up members. For Information on at¬ tending meetings and affairs or joining the club, call Stanley Harr, DO. 9546, or Cyril Simpson, DO. 3798.
4th Annual Home for Aged Banquet is Tomorrow
The 4th annual banquet for the Columbus Jewish Home for the Aged will be held tomorrow, 6 p. m., at the New Beth Jacob syna¬ gogue, Bulen near Livingston Ave.
An outstanding evening's enter¬ tainment has been arranged for those attending. Folk melodies oa well aa liturgical selections will be rendered by Cantor P. H. Gellman. Several local rabbis, namely Leo¬ pold Greenwald. Samuel W. Rub¬ enstein and Nathan Zellzer will partltjlpate in the program.
Mr. Robert Mellman will serve aa toastmaster. Mr. Abe A. Wolman
win be prominently featured In the activities.
A delicious meal Is being pre¬ pared by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gold of Gold Caterers. The membera of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Colun>- bus Jewlah Home for the Aged will assist Mr. and Mrs. M. Gold In pre¬ paring and serving the repast.
The Columbus Jewish Home for the Aged has been In operation for several years. The present building used by the home was purchased one year ago and was formally oc¬ cupied last July. At present there are eight men and women using the
facilities. Mr. and Mrs. - Zupnlck direct the activities of the old follcs. The highest Ideals ot traditional Judaism are put Into regular prac¬ tice at the home. The program ia receiving professional supervision from the Columbua Jewish Family Service Bureau.
The following men and women are the key people aasoclatod with the plan and program of the Home:
Mr. Louis Mellman, organizer, founder and dedicated worker; Mrs. Mendel FinkeUtein, honorary president \.   Mra.   Isaac   Nutls,   act¬
ing president: Mra. J. Spelaman, financial accretary and active worker; Mr. Joaeph Topolosky, treQ,3urer.
Theae men and women and those aasoclated with them havt- done artd are doing an outstanding job In making the Columbus Jew^h Home for the Aged a unique Insti¬ tution.
By joining them and their co¬ horts at their 4th annual banquet Sunday at the New Beth Jacob synagogue you can do your part in taking care of the aged of our city.
CHAKUE MARGULIS
Charles B. MarguUa. 3158 Broad¬ moor Ave., Immediate paat presi¬ dent of the Charity Newsies, la continuing to fill an important role in the activltiea of tho humanitar¬ ian organization he haa served more than 26 years as a member.
A member of the board of trus¬ tees and a vital buylnjg committee member, Mr. Margulls is busy with details 6t the Newsies' 46th annual sale of "Open Your Heart" special edition newspapers. This tradition¬ al event of the holiday seaaon will be ataged Saturday, Dec. 13, on the atreets of greater Columbus.
Already Mr. Margulls and other Charity Newaiea, who are members of the Jewish community, are can¬ vassing atorea. wholesale houses, offices and factories for funds. AJl (continaed on p^s^ 2)
Installation Banquet At Ahavas Sholom
Final preparations have been made for Ahavas Sholom congre¬ gation and th^lr friends to enjoy a gala evening at the Installation banquet Sunday, Dec. 7.
Mr. Wm. Olveta, chairman for tho evening, has announced that Rabbi t^. Steinberg has been invit¬ ed as principal spcal<er.
Mr. Michael Cohen has been chosen to install tho new officers. At that time Mr. Harry Beckman will turn over his gavel to the in¬ coming president, Mr. Barney Ringer.
Other officers to be elected; Mr. Sol Rising, vice-pres.; Joseph Topo¬ losky, treas.; H. Lerncr, sec'y; M Jonas, chairman. Board of Trus¬ tees; Q. Goodman, Wm. Qlvets, J. Sussman, L. Ackerman, M. Cohen.. E. Schlezlnger, J. Rroll, A. Green¬ berg, N. Sokol, M, Cohen, A. Miller, (continaed on pare »