Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1952-11-21

              Arcliaeollglcal & HlBtorl£»i Museum .,^.    ,
N. High St. at 16th-l
"B" Day Wednesday
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For a Better Thanksgiving Thursday,
Give Blood WEDNESDAY!
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"What's in it for Me?" Take a look and see:
In spite of the fact that blood  Is urgently needed  for the armed forces in Korea, for stockpiling in the event of atomic warfare and for civilian emergency needs    there are stlH many'foIUs who have not made any effort  to  give  blood.    The  Jewiah   Community  Blood   Donor  has compiled a box score or bnlance sheet which might prove interesting: WHAT YOU GIVE ,•{0 to 45 minutes of your time. 1 pint of life-saving blood. fThis will not wnaketi ynu any more than an afternoon of cxercl3(')
WHAT YOU <iKT FREK pick-up and delivery servlcr on "B" day. Nov, 26. A physical checkup before being allowed to give, '
A donor card, listing your type blood and RH Factor. Free refreshments: coffee, sandwieiies, cookios. fruit juicies, <'t('. Free bahy-sitiinc sr-rvicc while you give blood.
THE  GUARAN . i-:K OF FRER  BLOOI>  FOR ANY  MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY IN THK EVKNT OF ANY FJMERGENCY, re¬ gardless of hijw much or how often needed. You   provide   blood   for   tho  arnuMl   hi rvices   in   Koreii   and   for rlvlUnn Ntoekpiiliig.
And most important . . . you are CFVING LIFE ITKELF, Blood is unique. There i.s no sub.1titute for it, R cannot be manufactured. When you are mnking your eontribulion, you know that somewhere, someplace It will help save someone's life . . . we hope it doesn't happin -but it could be someone in your own family.
Make a date now Lo save a lift.'. Make an appointment to donate blood on "B" day at the Jewish Center next Wednesday.
Red Cross Bloodmobile will be stationed at the Center from noon to 6:30 p. m.   Call DO. 2731 or DO. 5861 and make your appointment now.
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11^1/ Serving Columbus and Cenlral Ohio Jewish Communily \VKK
VqL SO, No. 48
COI^UMBUS, OHIO,  FRIDAY, NOVEMBEIt  21,   10S2
Devoted to American and  Jewish Idcolfi
Menorah Ball Sunday Night
Beginning   at   8:?,()  with dancing   to - the   m u .s i c   of C h u c k Relby's popular or chestra and ending with   ht midnight presentation of the winning ticl<el.s which will entitle two putron.s (o a  lo day luxury vacation trip   I o Florida, the many p c o [) I c who'll be at  Valley  Dale to morrow  evening   for   H'n ii li'rith Women'.s .M e n o r a h Ball will e.xperience anolhci
1-Day Israel Bond Effort Dec, 14
Spurred by the phenomenal success of the Mlscha El¬ man dinner-concert last Sunday, leaders of the Israel B6nd campaign in Columbus are now planning a gigantic one-day campaign as part of the national BIG day Sunday, Dec. 14, it was announced by Abe A. Wolman, chairman of Colum¬ bus Bonds for Israel.
Glamour and excitement will reign supreme with HBW'.s 14th annual fund- r.ii.sing project t o ni o r r o w night.
II'.s not too laic lo ni/ikc plan.s for the .Menorah Ball. I'lrdge.s will he accepted at Valley Dale during the eve¬ ning.
Help B'nai ii'rilh Women l;c( p Iheir .Menorah of .Serv¬ ice a.glow — attend the gala Menorah Ball!
VICTOR PERRV
fun-filled program ."^o tvpii il of I'.r.W affair.-^.
In  between dancing   a n d i ¦ the gift  pi I'.seiitaliiin will be a full-length \ar'iety   .^ h o w .starring  Viclcir   I'crry   in    m unu.sual   anil    hilarious   ac I .Ian Bart, goldeii-voiced tenoi in his nrst a|)pearance in the I,'. S. since returning from Is rael, ami the colorful fiosby Sisters,   in   their   inimitable comedy routine.
.IAN BART
AAfBASSADOR EBAN SENDS
(XJNORATULATIONS TO
ABE YENKES
Abba Eban, Ambassador of the State of larael to tlie U. S., sent the following telegram of congratula¬ tions to Abe Yenlfin, guest of honor at the Mlscha Elman dinner-con¬ cert last Sunday:
"On behalf of my gpverrmient I congratulate you upon having been publicly honored -for serv¬ ices to Israel. Eminently fitting your testimonial was dedicated to promotion State of Israel Bonds upon which largely depends economic independence of Israel. Confident you will continue to devote dynamic leadership to cause of Israel."
Abba Ifiban -
U.   S.   Amba«sador,
State of Israel
Council's 'Secret'
"We have a secret" . . . and Coun' ell members will want to know and will have a chance to learn what It is at the Dec. 2 meeting of the Columbus Section of the National Council of Jewish Women at Bry¬ den Rd. Temple- Here Is a tip: It Is animal, nation¬ ally famous, and it will never ap¬ pear before too amall an audience . . . you may even swoon. Plan to attend the meeting and meet Council's big secret plus several middle-sized secrets at 12:46 p. m., Tuesday, Dec. 2, at Bryden Rd. Temple.
This story was originally planned for "30" here, but we thought you might want to share PArt of the big secret . . . and the person who will M. C. the panel and introduce the biggest secret Is Jock Buck from tlie staff of WBNS-TV,
Mr. Wolman emphasized that BIG day falls during the eight-day Chanuifah festival which will Ihj observed starting Friday evening, Dec. 12, by Jews throughout the world. Chanukah celebrates the successful defense of Jewish free¬ dom by a band of heroes under the leadership of Judah Maccabce more than 2000 years ago.
"By observing BIG day," Mr. Wolman said, "people of Columbus .will have an opportunity to honor the ancient Maccabees whose hero¬ ic deeds we remember at Chanu¬ kah. Our subscriptions to Israel bonds will help Israel's modern Maccabees to build their land."
Mr. Wolman said that BIG day is the most important single com¬ munity-wide effort ever undertak¬ en in behalf of Israel. He announc¬ ed that "a large corps of volun¬ teers will bring Into people's homes the sUrrIng story of Israel's Indus- triial and agricultural development and the vital need for American in¬ vestment through Israel Bonds in Its fight for economic Indopend- enoe."
This procedure will be duplicated throughout the entire U. S., Mr, Wolnlan disclosed. "Our Chanukah observances this year must be a symbol of tho tasks which we share with the people of Israel," Mr. Wol¬ man said. "I am confident that our effort on Dec. 14 will produce BIG results for Israel through a record sale of State of Israel bonds."
"KIDDIES NIGHT"
Annual Kiddies Night by Tlfereth Israel Men's Club will be in the soc¬ ial hail of Broad St, Temple next Wednesday, 7 p. m. to 0:00. It's free to club members, their youngsters, and guests.
The program, which will bo over in time for the kiddies to be In bed early, wiil include movies and a live magician. Refreshments and favors are promised each young¬ ster.
Film Forum Series Starts at Center
"I married a Witch", a delightful fantasy starring Veronica Lake, will be shown In the Adult Lounge of the Jewish Center thl.-) Sunday, 8 p. m., to open the Center's film Porum aeries. The film tells the story of the reincarnation of a girt burned at the stake in the 1700's and the scries of humorous inci¬ dents in her 20th century courtship.
The plan of tho Film Forum series is to show outstanding films in an intimate living room setting. Morrey Fink of Ohio State Uni¬ versity's Visual Aid Laboratory will handle tho showings.
A special bonus film for regular participants will climax the series.
A registration fee of $1.00 wUi be charged for the entire aeries!
Ail Interested Adults or Young Adults arc urged to register for the Film Forum by calling Marv Joso- lowitz at the Center.
EARLY DEADLINE
Because of the Thanksgiving Day holiday, all copy for the Nov. 2a issue of The Chronicle must be in by noon TUESDAY instead of the usual Wednesday. No photographic material wiil bo ocoepted'-alteff-lo. a. m. Mon-.. day.
SPEOIAt, BROADCAST
This Sunday at 5 p. m., over sta¬ tion WLW, the B'nal B'rith Nat'I Membership committee will present a program entitled, "I've Got a Mll- iioh of Them", starring Jimmy Durante.
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DEO. 31 DAMOE
B'nal B'rith Qlrla will sponsor a dance for youngsters 6-12 at thr Jawiaii Center, Wednesday, Deo. 31.
Bernstein in Boston
Maurice Bernstein, Ebtecutive Di¬ rector of the Columbua United Jew¬ ish Fund, will take a featured role in the 21»t General Assembly of the Council of Jewiah Federations and Welfare Funds which opened yes¬ terday in Boston. The Assembly concludes Sunday,
Mr. Bernstein will act as discus¬ sion loader at the session on "Fi¬ nancing American Jewish R^pon- sibiiitles" for small cities.
At the Assembly, more than 600 -lelegates from Jewish communi¬ ties throughout the U. 8, and Cana- ia will undertake a full exa^mina- Mon of American Jewry's world- vide Jewish rosponalbllltl<!;i and ir^t plana to meet oSiigattina In Israel, overseas and at homo.
EMERSON BURKHART
Several of Columbus' outstanding artists will be hEu-d at work with pailette, brush and potter's wheel Wednesday, 8 p. m., marking the climax of the 'first annual "Every Member" exhibition of the Colum¬ bus Art League at the Jewiah Center.
Emerson Burkhart will be in the process of painting a portrait; Chester Nicodemus will show the various stages of sculping a bust; Ralph Trivfjla, Center ceramics in¬ structor will be turning a vase on a potter's wheel; Cecely FIdier of the City Art Center will be weaving and old-fashioned hook rug and Laura Ziegler will be creating a ceramics figure.
Over 3,000 persons, including both Center members and non-members, have seen the exhibition which will continue through Nov. 30. With few exceptions, all of the works of the 01 artists represented are for sale, according to Mrs. Clifford Levin, ^{iiresident of the Art League. Price liats are available at the Center desk. Mrs. Isabelle Oobcy is chair¬ man of the sales committee.
Outstanding Show At Joint Affair
Zion Lodge 62, B'nai B'rith, is planning an outstanding show for the forthcoming joint meeting with the Women's ciiaptur, which is an event Qf Dec. 9. Members and friends are cordially Invited to this wonderful evening of entertain¬ ment. The program will be held in the auditorium ot the .Jewish Cen¬ ter, and will get under way at 8:15.
The evening will be highlighted with what promises to be a very entertaining and enjoyable show. One of the Lodge's more note¬ worthy members, Lloyd Graceman, is in charge of both the produc¬ tion and direction of this combined effort.
"What Happened to Benny," is the tiUe of the show.
Included in the cast of entertain¬ ers aro Htenry Roaenthal, Dave Feerer, Alex Clowson, Sid Golden, Mort Felgenbaum, Harold Mag^ gied, Norman Foipe, Gene Math¬ less, Iz Zeldin, Jay Prigosin, Har¬ old Cohen, Harold Golden, Sey¬ mour Luckoff, . Joaeph Schecter. Rita Foater, Rosa Kerstein and many others.
The liiake-up and property com¬ mittees arc under the supervision of Sam Lubin and Dr, Jack Marks,
HEBREW SCHOOL NOTE
In observance of Thanksgiving next week, no Hebrew School classes will be held Thursday. The Bohooi will resume Deo. 1.
SIOMA THETA PI PLEDGES PLAN DANCE
The pledge class of Sigma Theta Pi sorority Is planning a dance at the Jewish Center Saturday, Nov. 29. The theme will be the "Turkey Tale", and sport clothes should be worn. Beginning at 8:30 p. m., it will last until midnight.
Various committees have been chosen, wblch Include tlie follow¬ ing:
Oeneral chairman, Bentta Golden; Program chairmetn, Suzanne Felt- linger; Publicity chairman, Mar¬ jory Wasserstrom; Refreshment chairman, Gerry Shkolnlk; Decor¬ ations chairman, Nancy Webeh
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