Ohio Jewish chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1953-12-04

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VOL. 31, No. 50
COLUMBU.S, OHIO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, I9B3
Devoted to American and Jewish Ideals
Various Chanukah Parties Planned
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AT  HOMK  FOR  ACiKD
The Auxiliary of the Polumbu-s Jewiah Home for Aged ia 'sponaor- ing 8 Chiuiuknh party datkra. etc.) this Sunday, 1:30 p. m., at the Home, 115 N. Woodland Ave.
In charge of the affair are Mes¬ dames H. Erkis, Philip B^erman, J. Weiner. John Thall and Mollte Le- vine> with Meadames Jt-anctto I^^ Vine, E. Kellner. E. Polisar and J. Sherman aa .hostfjsses.
Jewish folk songs will be ren¬ dered by Mrs. Sol Eisenman, and Mr. Mike Schwartz will entertain with violin seiertlons.
Chanukah gifts will be presented to all reaidenta of the Home by Mrs. I. Nutis. president, and Jean¬ ette LeVine. recording sec'y-
The public is invited.
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AT  BKOAI)  ST.  TEMPI-E
Membera of Capitol Post 122, to¬ gether with their wives and chil¬ dren, are invited to the Chanukah party at Broad St. Temple, Sunday, Dec. 13, between 2-5 p. m.
Senior vIco-Commander Henry Finke promises everyone an en¬ joyable afternoon. Cartoon movies will be shown and a magician will perform for the children, bringing to them the latest tricks presented by noted magicians throughout the country.
Gifts will bo given to the children participating in games being plann¬ ed. Refreshments will be.served to
an.
Members and frionda of the Auxiliary alao are Invited.
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AT JEWISH CENTER
Next Wedneaday, 12:30 p. m., at] the Jewish Center, Ivreeyoh So-1 ciety will give a latkc luncheon j part^ in celebration of Chanukah.   '
For entertainment to commem- oro-te the holiday, a. skit ("The Bridge Party that Paid Off") will be put on, starring Mesdames Sam Paine. Jack Schilling, Robert Paine, Simon Cohen and Irving Chasin.
Mra, Max Zisklnd at the piano will lead the audience In song. Opening prayer will be given by Mra. Jullua White.
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AT AGUDAS ACIUM
In observance of Chanukah. Agudaa Achim Sisterhood la plan¬ ning an Interesting evening In the form of a "Chanukah Fall Festi¬ val" Tuesday evening, 8:00, in the social holla of the synagogue.
Mra. Dan Feder and Mrs. Mort Feigenbaum, program chairmen, have arranged entertainment for all. In keeping with tradition, Mra. J. A. Barnett and her able commit¬ tee promise to have plenty of latkes. And there will be square dancing, called by Russ Boring and his combo of dance music.
AS AN ADDED feature,  Marcia
Flaher. director of the Hillel Dance
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A slM;clal IMA-HpoHHored broud- oast — "Till- Road" — wlll hi- heard via WBNS nuilo her.i Tuesday, 11:35 p. m. to midnlKht.
ANNUAL NATIONAL  CONFERENCE UNITED  JEWISH  APPEAL
FRIDAY.   DECEMBER   11   •   SATURDAY   EVENING,   DECEMBCR    II
SUNDAY,   DECEMBER   13.   1953 WAIDORF-ASTOKIA  HOTIL N|W  YORK
NEW YORK (Special) — Tho amount of aid which American Jews will be called on to make available to the United Jewish Appeal in 1954 for the settlement and development of Israel, tjic v?plfare and rehabili¬ tation of distressed Jews in European and Moslem lands, and refugee reception and adjustment in the U. S. will be assessed and fixed by more than 1,200 delegates representing communities throughout the 48 states aa they meet in New York Dec. 11-12-13 for the annual National Conference of the UJA.
The three-day annual Conference | will determine the sums to be sought from America's Jewish com- ! munltiea on the baais of the financ- i ial needs presented by the UJA'a three constituent agencies, the United Israel Appeal, Joint Dis¬ tribution Committee and United Service for New Americana. Each agency will submit a detailed state¬ ment of its budgetary requirements for the coming year and at the aame time wlll report on ita ac¬ hievements during 1963.
A preview of the operations to be conducted next year by the UJA agencies shows that they will op¬ erate in a minimum of 25 coun¬ tries on five continents and that the heaviest sums are intended for expe\iditure In programs of Immi¬ grant settletnent and agricultural expansion and development In Is¬ rael.
The Conference, in setting the stage for the UJA'a 1954 nation¬ wide campaign, which will come aa its 16th auccessive annual drive for funds, will hear from a roster of noted American, Israeli and Jewish communal figures, such as Mrs. Eleanor Rooaevelt; Israel -Fi¬ nance Minister Cevl Eahkol; Israel Ambassador to the U, S., Abba S. Eban, and others.
Last-Minute Accommodations
Available For Joey Adams
Chanukah Dinner Affair
Preparations are complete for receiving a large dinner crowd at Broad St. Temple Sunday night (HiliO) when Joey Adams, the noted comedian, and Joseph Nedava, well-in¬ formed newspaper correspondent, will welcome guests for the Chanukah Dinner, sponsored by Temple Tlfereth Israel, and open to all.
Raymond Natf*man and I. C. Bonis, co-rhnirmen. have ordered extra dinners prepared to accom¬ modate a flood of expected late reservations, or pr-ople who docidf at the last minute' to take their Sunday iwcning dinner <$2.50 a peraoni with friends and neighbors complt'te with a well-balanced pro¬ gram of entortfiinment nnd infor.- mation.
Mc'HHrM.   Nateman     and     Benin Mtjifc*^ the prognini "ih open to all" and  that "we'll   nn^elve  yoii   and your hot meal will be reiuly." There  will   be someone  at  Tlfer¬ eth   Israel   (EV. 9535)   all  day Sun. day   to   take   last-minute   telephone reservations, and extra food will be
BJ Officers to be Installed Sunday
Newly-elected officers of Beth Jacob Congregation will be inatall¬ ed this Sunday h^ Flabbi Leopold Crernwald. following tho traditi'in of having the installations concur- rent   with   an   impnrtant   holiday.
The administration for 195.1-f)-l is:
Pes.. Joe Swartz; v.p, Milton I.rf>eman; sec'y. Bernard Solomon; [ahead nf the Chovra KadJaha, Mor¬ rla Weinstock; assistant. I^uis Os- trrifski.
Board  of Trustees:   Harold   Hill-
, son, Jerome Solove, Eugene Cohen, on hand Sunday night to take care I 2     pagg.    Morton    Rosen.    Gerald
MOTHKU'S TEA  AFFAIR AT JEWISH CENTEIl
Sigma Theta Pi will hold its an nual mother's tea Sunday. Dec. 13, at the Jewish Center. The girls have been busy planning entertain¬ ment.
IVNAI  B'RITH  GIRLS
The annual "Kiddles S h o w," sponsored by B'nai B'rlth Girls, will be held Jan. 3. Tickets are 25c and refreahmenta will be served.
of  all   those   who    decide     at    the ¦'eleventh hour" to come.
Meanwhile, yeoman effort has been put In by the women's tele. phone squad, headed by Mrs. Harry Getz and -Mrs, Samuel Subow, co- chairmen who have assembled a group of women all week at the Jewish Center. Messrs. Nateman and Benia have been assisted by a group of me:n, telephoning in the evening.
JOEY ADAMS ia expected to ar¬ rive in Columbus early Sunday morning and he will bring to town his famous store of stories and humorous anecdotes.
JOSEPH NEDAVA l^as been a correspondent at United Nations headquarters for a group of Israeli newspapers and is regarded aa a very well-informed and eloquent speaker. He will have information of much importance concerning la- rael's international relationships and recent dei/elopmenta through tho UN.
Mr. Nedava is alao an author of note and ia a member of the Israel Bar.
M.rs. Fannie Schwartz of Cincin¬ nati has been in Columbua aaSiat- ing the Women'a Committee In ac¬ cepting telephone reservations at the Center, while Miss Lottie Co- han has been receiving them at Temple Tlfereth larael.
Roaen,    Samuel    August,    Isadore
Gurevltz,   J.   Solomon,   Joe   Steln-
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Israeli Movies to
Be Shown Dec. 13
Continuing the policy of having an interesting and informative program for each of their month¬ ly meelLlngs. the Young Couples Club will feature at its December meeting, Israeli movies taken by Mr. Herman M. Katz, president of Tlfereth   Israel.
Theae 16 MM color films result from several trips which Mr. Katz has made to Israel during the past number of years. He will provide an interesting running commen¬ tary to go with the films ao that the many different places and peo- (contlnued   nii   pa^e  4)
Gallery Auditions
Tryouts iot roles in Gallery Players' next production Sidney Kinksley's "Detective .Story" - are scheduled (or 8:30 p. m Wednes¬ days Dec. 9-16 and Thursday. Dec. 17, and Sunday, Dec. 13, 2:30 p. m., at the Center.
Interested thespians are invited. For more details, call Jca.n Davis, EV. 6337.
Marv Giassman, Milt Yassenoff Enlist In Charity Newsies 'Open Your Heart' Day
ADL Film to be Shown Tuesday At Local B'nai BVrth Meeting
"Don't b« a Suckei," starring Paul Lukaa, will highlight the pext meeting of Zion Lodge, B'nai B'rlth, Tueaday evening at the Jewiah Center. Alao to be shown is the brand-new abort recently purchased by the I-«dge and Wonlen's Chapter for uae In. local public achoola: "Skipper Learna a Lesson."
There will uUo bti un ADL report> Fnigram Chairmun lleniurd T. Mliidiln announced.
This Is an open meeting and members are Invited to bring their family and friends.
Zlon Lodge haa extended its membership campaign to Jan. 12, at which time the initiation will be held.
MR. <jlLASSIVfAN
Two young men from the Jewiah community, Milton Yassenoff and Marvin L. Glasaman, have been granted probationary memberahlp in the Charity Newsies. They join 10 other men of our community in the humanitarian organization that haa been aiding dlatresaed chil¬ dren here since 1907.
Mr. Yaaaenoff. 204 Mayfair Blvd.. joins hia father, Leo, in the ronka of the Newaiea. The elder Yaasen¬ off j.'j a long.timu aasociate, and last year achieved the honor of being the leading money collector among all members '$3716.)
Mr. Glaaaman. 157 S. Ardmore Rd., ia general manager of the Radio Cab Co.. 480 S. Grant Ave.
The younger Yaasenoff is asso¬ ciated in business with hla father. In the operation of the Academy Thfcalrea and devejopment of the t^ne Shopping Center.
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MR. YASSENOFF