Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1953-07-03

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Vol. 31, No. 27
CX)LllMBrS,  omo,  FRIDAY,  JULY 3.   J»/i3
Devoted to American nnd  Jewish  Ideals
OOLUMBUS MAN NAMED BUANnriS FEIXOW — Dr Abram L Sachar, president of Brandeis University, Waltham, Mass., congratulates Jack Segall Rcslor (above right), prominent Columbus businessman and community leader, upon his appointment as a Fellow of the university. m 111 4i * J. S. Resier, 226 S. Columbia St., Columbus, C, has been appointed a Fellow of Brandels University,. It wflia announced by George Alpert, chairman of the University's Board of Trustees.
Mr. Realer, who heads the Her¬ cules Trouser Co., 670 S. Front St., Columbus, attended commencement week festivities, held on the 190- acre c&mpus In Waltham, at which time the announcement was made. BRANDEIS FELLOWS have been selected from among men and women distinguished In the arts and sciences and prominent in the business and professional life of communities throughout the na¬ tion, who have manifested an ac¬ tive interest in the development ot the University.
Tiioy include Dr. Selman Waits- man, mlcrobiologiat responsible for the discovery of streptomycin, and Senator Herbert H. Lehman of New York, who serves as honorary chairman.
FIVE-YEAR-OLD Brandeis Uni¬ versity has a student body of 725, drawn from 28 states and 12 for¬ eign  nations.
Plans are underway to open the first of its graduate schools next September, a school of arts and sciences with courses leading to master of arts and doctor of phil¬ osophy degrees.
Center's Summer Playground Open
The   Jewish   Center's   new   gum mer   playground   opened   Its   door l^t week  with  a full  program  of activities   and   events   for   all    to enjoy.
Scheduled activities for the com¬ ing week include a pet show Friday afternoon, when all chil¬ dren age 6-12 will be eligible to bring their pets to the playground for the big show.
Prizes will be awarded for the biggest, smallest, oldest, youngest, best looking, ugliest, most original and nosiest pet.
JUDGES FOR THE show wlll be Mayor Schneider of Bexley. Mike Schwartz and Mayor Rosenfeld of the Center Staff.
Wednesday afternoon, a trip to the National Air Station at Port Columbu's will be taken by the children for Inspection of Jet planes, radar and an opportunity to meet these men.
Midsummer Mitzvah
Is Young Adults'
Presentation
Registrations are coming in rapidly for the Center Young Adult Summer Week-end. "Midsummer Mitzvah", at the Jewish Center Saturday and Sunday, July 11-12.
It wlll be a fivo-rlty affair, with Dayton, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Louisville participating. They are expected to send large dele¬ gations to Columbus for the week¬ end, nnd are also working with the Columbus Young Adults In the planning.
THE WEEK-END will begin with an outdoor dance; Saturday eve¬ ning, July 11, A dance combo wlll provide the music and a floorshow will be presented. Refreshments will be served,
Sunday morning wlll begin with a brunch, after which the Young Adults wlll participate In sports, such as. Softball, badminton, volley¬ ball, bowling and swimming.
The week-end will end with a welner roast and campfire Sunday evening,
"MIDSUMMER MITZVAH" Is on a registration baais and ali Young Adults must register in order to participate in aHy of the activities. The registration\fees are as fol¬ lows: \
Entire week-end $3, members; $3.50, non-members: Saturday only -SI. members: $1.50. non-mem¬ bers; Sunday only - • $2, members; $2.50, non-members.
Registration blanks are being sent to all Young Adults, or may be Obtained at the Center. A late rcgl^^raUon fee of $1 wiU be charged after 1 p. m. Wednesday, July 8.
YOUNG ADULTS from.' out of town are expected In Columbus early Saturday evening and will bo staying at a local hotel. Some of them will also be staying In private homes.
The week-end committee Is aa follows:
Sonia Stevena, general chairman; Lenny Bloom, Saul Izeman. Rita Stevens, Fred Schwartz, Lois Mor¬ ganstern, Cookie Schwartz, Lenny Berlckson, dance committee;
Mort Ginsberg, Dave Stevens, ac¬ tlvltlea:
Honey Fisher, registration:
Marcia Plsher, Barbara Zell, re¬ freshments;
Charlotte Stevena, publicity.;
Joy Schlang, Mal Kreske, hos¬ pitality;
Joan Roclijoff, Hal Epstein, host and hostess Committee.
Cause Indeed for Sorrow; Al Bernie, the funster, came across an old friend at Lindy's who he hadn't seen in a long timcj, The chap look¬ ed very downcast.
"Why so sad?" Al asked.
"My uncle died three weeks ago and left mo $10,000."
"That shouldn't make you blue," soothed AJ. hia   friend   answered
"I   know,' "But two weeks ago, my aunt died and left me $8,000."
"Well, It's not the world's worst tragedy," comforted Al. '"Try to cheer up."
"I   can't,"   was   the   zanyiah   re¬ sponse. "This week — nothing!" .   .   •
Gross Fires Salvo: It's a fact— "A philosopher is a man who can deal with every type of misfortune
except that which happens to him." . . . Marlene Dietrich's beau¬ tiful daughter, Maria RIva, and her hubby, off to Israel to film "TV shows.,
Anti-Semites shy clear ol Al Rosen, Cleveland Indian thlrd- aacker. He was Inter-collegiate middleweight boxing champion when a student . . . Sign over the kitchen door of the O & W Restau¬ rant in NYC, which serves Ameri¬ can-Jewish    cuisine;    "Through
ARABS PROTEST TO AUSTRIANS AGAINST REPARATIONS TALK
VIENNA. (JTA) -- The Syrian Minister has presented a protest to the Austrian government against the negotiations now being con¬ ducted with representatives of Jewish ofganizations for the payment of reparations by Austria to Jews who suffered under the Nazi regime.
The Syrian diplomat made It clear that the proteat waa submitted on behalf of all Arab countries. High officials of the Austrian Govern¬ ment explained,to him that the reparations talks are not being con¬ ducted botweeh states and that they aim at settiing the cltiims bf former Austrian citizens. A government spokesman Indicated that the Austrian-Jewish negotiations will not be affected by the Syrian protest. Meanwhile.  neo-Nazis  and   Com¬
munists are joining forces here to, fight the payment of reparations to Jews by tho Austrian Government. The Communist Association of Austrian Resistance Fighters and Victims of Fascism Issued a state¬ ment expressing opposition to the Austrian Jewish reparation talks.
"The Austrian Government is en¬ gaged in negotiations with foreign organizations which represent neither the victims living In Aus¬ tria nor Austrian interest," the Communist statement said. Thq neo-Nazi organ. "Rundschau," warns the Austrian Government not to make any concessions to the Jewish negotiations that might an¬ tagonize the Arabs against Austria.
LONDON - - Negotiations be¬ tween representatives of the Israel Government and the Bonn Govern¬ ment for the return ot property in Israel belonging to the Templars., a German Protestant group, will open In Copenhagen July 17, was announced today by Gershon Miron. who wlll head the Israell delegatlon^o the talks.
Negotiations will laat quite a while because of the variety and complexity ot the problema in^ volved. Templars' property was confiscated by the Mandatory Gov- ornmerif during World War II and later transferred to the Israeli Cus¬ todian for Enemy Property,
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DRAMA GROUP
A Young Folks Summer Theatre group is now being formed under the direction of Dick Thrall, Di¬ rector of Gallery Players. This theatre la designed for high school and  Junior high school atudents.
All those who are Interested should register with Si Cohen or Marv Josolowitz Im/nedJately.
Theae Portals Passes the Moat De¬ licious Chopped Livers in the World."
The Goldbergs reoently giiestcd on Milton Berle's TV Show. They were so good we gave the ahow "4 Matzoh Balls" . . . Hats off to Milt Qroaa, fiery New York aporta Col- umnlat, for hla double-barreHed bloat at Everett Shelton, Wyoming basketball coach, for hts anti-Semi¬ tic, anti-Negro utterances.
Jew Sel6ct«<l for Catholic Team: Gevlss! "A person without brains should use sllonce—for a substitute . . . Did you know that the father of Russia's new dictator, Malen¬ kov, a Czarlst officer, waa an anti- Semite of the worst sort? He wat called "The Butcher of Orenburg" . , .Norm GrekJn, LaSalle's great basketball player, was recently se¬ lected for the All-star Catholic bae- (contlnued on piftfo 4)
NEWS   BRIEFS
HARTFORD, CONN.. (JTA) — Max I. Farber, member of its edi¬ torial staff since 1920, has been ap¬ pointed managing editor ot the Hartford Timea. Mr. Farber enter¬ ed newspaper work at the age of 16 'aa a copy boy.
He has been a violinist with the Hartford Symphony Orchestra since Us Inception.
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WASHINGTON,   (JTA) Sam
uel B. Groner of Buffalo, has been appointed legal astfiatant to Federal Communications    Comml a s 1 o n e r Frieda B. Hennock. «    *    «
DETROIT, (JTA) -- Wilbur De- Young, Detroit attorney, has been appointed Assistant Attorney Gen¬ eral Frank G. Millard.
STARLIGHT DANCE
Another regular Teerf^Age Coun¬ cil starlight dance wlll be held on the Center'a outdoor dance pavi¬ lion, next Thursday. This dance is unsponsore^J but is being held as one of the features of the regula"r Thursday night teen-age summer program. There Is no admission charge and all are Invited.
Next starlight dance Is Thursday, July 16. This will bf a special dance sponsored by B'nai B'rith Girls- A ommittee under the leadership of Elaine Zisenwine is already work¬ ing on the details.
Dave Steve,na has been designat¬ ed as the dance supervisor by the Center staff.
IVUZUACHl WOIVJEN
Columbus Chapter of Mizrachl Women will hold Its regular meet¬ ing next Tuesday, 2 p. m., at the Ahavaa Sholom Synagogue, 988 S.. Ohio' Ave.
All members are urged to attend. Refreshments will be served.
YOVNO   ADULT   LOUNGE
The Young Adults will have their first Sunday evening lounge of the summer Sunday evening in the Adult Lounge of the Jewish Center. There wlll be informal dancing from 8:30 to 11 p. m.
All Young Adults are invited. An admission fee of 26c for membera, 35c for non-members will he charg¬ ed.
"WATERMELON   WHIRL"
The United Synagogue Youth of Broad St. Temple has extended In vitatlona to all teenr^gcrs to attend a swimming, watermelon and danc¬ ing party at the Jewish Center Sunday, July 12, a to XI p. m. Thla program Is open to all teen-agers.
The U, S. Y. is affiliated with the United Synagogue of America and Canada and is forming this new group jn Colymbus for your enter¬ tainment and furthering Jewish culture,
A nominal f^se will be charged.
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DENIES ARAB REPORT
WASHINGTON — Secretary of State John Foster Dulles Indicated that he is neither pro-Israel nor pro-Arab in the courae of a talk which he had in the State Depart¬ ment with Bernard Katzen, New York lawyer, who wtia an active political worker for Mr. Dulles when the latter sought election to the f^enate in 1949.
"Mr. Dulles is neither pro-Israel nor pro-Arab, nor pro-American." Mr. Katzen said, following his conference with the Secretary of State , He added that Secretary Dulles denied a Time magazine re¬ port that he allegedly told the Arabs that American Jews voted Democratic and did not support Dulles.
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SEEK ACTION FOR 240,000 REFUGEES
WASHINGTON — Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, responding to , a White House emergency plea, were seeking ac¬ tion on a long-stalled administra¬ tion bill to admit 240.000 refugees in the next two years.
Informed sources said Prea. Eis¬ enhower Intervened personally af¬ ter a resolution backed by Sen. Pat McCarran was adopted last week to prevent the committee from   taking action   before July 2.
Tt was learned that Eisenhower informed Influential Republican Senators that administration re¬ gards passage of th^ refugee meas¬ ure as a vital device In U. S. psychological warfare operations aimed at encouraging antl-Com- munlst elements In Soviet satellite countries.
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MIUTARY SERVICE FOR RELIGIOUS GIRL^
JERUSALEM. (JTA) — A dele¬ gation of rabbis visited Premier David Ben Gurion and appealed to him again.it the implementation of the law for military service for re¬ ligious girls.
The Premier told the rabbis that the law will be Implemented In a manner that "no mother will shed any tears" over the fact that her daughter la performing military duties. -—. «    •    •
DRIVERS IN SEATTLE
SEATTLE, (JTA) ^ A demand that the Department of Licenses of Washington State eliminate racial closalflcation from applications for drivers' licenses was made here by the Antl-Defamatlon League of B'nai B'rith.
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GIFT TO SYNAOOOUJe
AARONSBURG. PA.. (JTA) — The Sheartth Israef Snagogue of New York City, the nation's oldest Jewlah congregation which next year obaervea Its SDOth anniversary, received a hand-wrought Kiddush Cup aa a part of thQ Aaronsburg Assembly ceremonies here. * ' «    •
SAN FRANCISCO, (JTAt-Mra. Morris Mertdle, an active figure In civic and Jewish actlvltlea here, has been elected a director of the San Fra;iclsco vWomen's Chamber of Commerce.
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