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Title	Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1952-02-22
Subject	Jews -- Ohio -- Periodicals
Place	Columbus (Ohio); Franklin County (Ohio)
Creator	Ohio Jewish Chronicle
Collection	Ohio Jewish Chronicle
Submitting Institution	Columbus Jewish Historical Society
Rights	This item may have copyright restrictions. Online access is provided for research purposes only. For rights and reproduction requests or more information, go to http://www.ohiohistory.org/images/information
Type	Text
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Format	newspapers
Date created	2008-10-07

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Title	Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1952-02-22, page 01
Subject	Jews -- Ohio -- Periodicals
Place	Columbus (Ohio); Franklin County (Ohio)
Creator	Ohio Jewish Chronicle
Collection	Ohio Jewish Chronicle
Submitting Institution	Columbus Jewish Historical Society
Rights	This item may have copyright restrictions. Online access is provided for research purposes only. For rights and reproduction requests or more information, go to http://www.ohiohistory.org/images/information
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Image Height	4155
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Full Text	les3S5jfJ!Ccr5^«»BJWi>'»i-ti»'^''ir^ v^.;s^^^\J^.^^Jt>^ •":!:-^^ tr'#«,-»'yere nabbed the other day after throwing a garbage pail through a pane of glass in a Brooklyn synagogue. The punks whined they had been drinking. Sure, they'd been drinking a vicious concoction composed of 1/3 Bigotry, 1/3 Ignorance ahd 1/3 plain out-and out cuaaednesa. As a chaser, the cops should give them a Mickey Finn . . . With income tajc time just around the corner, we're just been informed that the theme song of the. Internal Revenue Department of the State of Texas will be "The Eyes Of Taxes Are Upon Ybu!" • • • Covering The Beat;'Jack Carter, the very funny Jewish comedian from Brooklyn, waa complaining about the trouble he'd experienced with his Tee Vee aet. "Would you believe it", he asked, "when I turned the knob, the stations flew by so faat, "The Goldbergs" were playing Notre Dame'" ' • • Dave Soden, whose name sounds Jewish, is a devout Catholic, known as Brooklyn's No. 1 Cltljsen. Ori the Main Artery, the philosophers describe the difference between war & peace in this man¬ ner: "In time of war, you hate yoijr enemies- In time of peace- you hate your frienda! "... Definition of a married couple: Two people who sit in the balcony—-because they want to smoke! * * OarMent Cent«r Tale; Fllederbaum's business waa bad. He sought out a \|;ood friend and asked for a Iban of $2,500, He was rebuffed with — "I'm sorry. Right now, I'm short. See me In two lAontha. I may be able to give tt to you then." " Two montha I'" — snarled Fllederbaum. "I can''t do it. You don't know how much money 1 lose—giving credit like that!!" UJA Launches Nationwide Campaign MIAMI BEACH (Special) — The United Jewish Appeal's 1952 nation¬ wide campaign for $151,500,000 — termed by UJA General Chairman Edward M- M. Warburg "the most crucial campaign In the 14-year hia¬ tory of the,UJA" — will be formal¬ ly launched this weekend by moro than 500 Jewish leaders represent¬ ing communities In 41 states as they meet for the UJA'a National Inaugural Conference at the Sax¬ ony Hotel In Miami Beach, Fla. The two-day National Inaugural Conference will take action to key¬ note the opening of more than 5,000 community campaigns throughout the country. " Tho most important tasks facing the Conference are: (1). The establishment of a 1952 standard of Individual and corpor¬ ate giving to community campaigns on behalf of the United Jewish Ap¬ peal. (2). The formation of a National Campaign Cabinet and the naming of a top level volunteer goneral OHIO REGIONAL CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN COLUMBUS A statewide Ohio Regional Conference of the United Jewish Appeal will be held Sunday, Mar. 9, at the Deshler-Wallick Hotel to map plans for the role which the Jewish communities of Ohio will play in the nationwide UJA campaign In 1952, it was on- . nounced here by Richard J. Abel, Conference Chairman. Delegates from Jewish communities throughout the state will consider up-to-the-minute repolrts on the critical needs confront¬ ing the agencies supported by the UJA in Israel, Europe, North Africa and other areas. They will also map plans for their com¬ munities' participation in the current drive. staff to help plan and direct the $151,500,000 drive. (3), The mapping of emergency actions in response to Israel's cur¬ rent grave economic crisis. (4). The stimulation of communi¬ ty action In adopting and setting local goals aa a pre-condition to success in raising the nationwide goal of $151,500,000. Eddie Cantor, Chairman of the UJA's National Leadership Mobili¬ zation; UJA General Chairman Ed¬ ward M. M. Warburg; Morris W. Berinsteln, Chairman of last year's National Campaign Cabinet, Wil¬ liam Roaenwald, UJA National Chairman, and other distinguished figures will address the two-day sessions. TIFERETH ISRAEL SISTERHOOD CELEBRATES 40TH BIRTHDAY SUNDAY EVENING AT BROAD ST. TEMPLE A festive birthday party is sched¬ uled to celebrate the 40th birthday of the Tifereth Israel Sisterhood. Honoring the organization's origin- all members and ail past presi¬ dents, a Smorgasbord dinner is planned for Sunday, 6:30 p. m., In the social hall of Broad St. Temple. Sisterhood members and their husbands are the invited guests of •the evening. Mrs. Mitchell Rosen Qjid Mrs. MarVIn Gutter are in charge of reservations. General chairman is Mra. Milton J. Leeman. Mrs. Sam Subow is president of the Sisterhood. The meal Is under the direction of Mrs. Bernard Feitllnger, Mrs, Anna Shenkor and Mrs. Morris Gold. Hostesses for the evening wlU be the Mesdames Max Abramson, William Barash, WUlard Brenner, B. B. Caplan, Irving Cohen, M. Mike Cohen, Al Esterkin,,Bernard Feitllnger, Samuel Flaum, Harry Getz, Julius Gutter, Leon Handler, Ed Keliner, Ben Levlnson, Burton Levitt, Abe Levlson, Sam Lopper, Harold Lowy, Charles Margulls, Al Michaolson, Sol Meyers, Stanley Novak, R. D. Nateman, Morris Paine./^orrla Polster, L. W. Pol¬ ater, Victor Ringer, Jack Schilling, Martin Shenker, Charles Solomon, Robert Suid, Hy Weinberg, Emil Wasserstrom, Julius Wasserstrom and WUllam Wasserstrom. / In charge of decorations wili be the Mesdames A. Flicker, J. Fire- atone. Leon Handler, Morris Paine and Marvin Gutter. Following the dinner, tbe guests will be'offered a show, "The T. I. Birthday Revue". Featuring song^ (oootlnned oo pace S) SUNDAY SCHOOL SABBATH AT itGUDAS ACHIM FEB. 29TH Next Friday will feature a unique innovation in the annals of the Agudas Achim Congregation, aa students of the Sunday School will conduct the regular late Friday Evening Family Services. Marvin Kay will act as rabbi, Larry Ber¬ man as cantor and Herbert Wol- marl as guest rabbi. In addition, thu followrng pupila will participate: Goldye Berman, Ctordon Freedman, Alan Valcqv and Evelyn Wolpert. Ushers will be Natiian Gordon, Marvin Horkin, Stanley Bremen, David Cooper, David Goldfarb, Bryon Kohn, David Segel and War¬ ren Udlsky. Hosteasea will be Lenore Berman, Barbara Cohon, Fay Fox, Franclne Goldsmith, Barbara Greenberg, Barbara Katz, Moscelyn Knolls, Carole Nacdlmen, Beverly Schecter, Rhea Schottenstein, patty Sher¬ man, Carole Samee, Marola Sch¬ wartz, Rosalie Tleman and Elaine Zeff. By giving our young people an opportunity to conduct these ser¬ vices, leadei'B of Agudas Achim Congregation feel It has taken a step, in the right direction In pre¬ paring itself for future leadership within its group. All students of the Sunday School arc urgred to attend these servicea dedicated to them. Their parenta, relatives and friends are invited to Join.them In their service. COUNCIL SPONSORS "CIRCUS" FOR BIRTHDAY PARTY First and only chance to see Council's super ""birthday circus Is Mar. B, at tbo Deshler Wallick Ho¬ tel. "Big top" clowns, sideshows, a super spectacle awaits you. You can't afford to miss It. After 3B, Council of Jewish Women Is still "Tho Greatest Show on Earth". Yes, Council always puts on a great show for her birthday and this year (the 36th> It will be more colossal, more terrific, more spec¬ tacular than ever. Gala carnival spirit will prevail as Foqui laater Charlotte Kahn sees that you are served a delicious "Three Ring" lunoheoA. Then, with sawdust underfoot and .the bands playing, the Big S\|iow will get underway, led by th« whlp-cracklng circus Impre^sarlo, ,"Sls" Bloom. Acts galore by Board jpembers, with skits, songs, danc¬ ing, each trying to win the prize offered for the best presentation. Notice tho day Eind date. Wed' nesday. Mar. 6. i.J 11 ffSjETJaaagwgJsaaagaaxJwitiftiftaH ipsni
Format	newspapers
Date created	2008-10-07

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