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YOU SHOULD BE A PART OF 'B' DAY FEBRUARY 27
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It seems that all appeals for blood have met with mediocre success. 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 emtrgency needs—there are still many folks who have not made any effiirt to give blood. The Jewish Community Blood Donor has com¬ piled a box score or balance sheet which might prove interesting: WHAT you  GIVE
SO to 4Q minutes of your time.
1 pint of llfc-savlng blood. _
(This will not weaken you any more than an afternoon of exercise.) WHAT YOU GET
FREE pick-up and delivery service on "B" Day, Veb. 27.
A physical checkup before being allowed to give.
A donor card, listing your type blood and RH Factor.
Free refreshments: coffee, sandwiches, cookies, fruit Juices, etc.
Free baby-sitting service while you give blood. >.
THE GUARANTEE OF FREE BLOOD FOR ANY MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY m THE EVENT OF ANY EMERGENCY, regardless of how much or how often needed. .
You provide blood for the armed services in Korea and for civilian stockpiling.
And most Important . . . you are giving life Itself,   Blood Is unique.
There Is no substitute for it. It cannot be manufactured. When you are making your contribution, you know that somewhere, some¬ place it will help save someone's life ... we hope it^ doesn't happen — but it could be someone in your own family. So make a date .now to save a life. Make an appointment to donate blood on "B" day at the Jewish Center, Wednesday, Feb. 27.
Red Cross Bloodmoblio will be stationed at the Center from 12:30 to 6:30 p. m. Call DO. 6221 or DO. 6000 and make your appointment now. Or fill out coupon and mall today.
r CAPACITY CROWD EXPECTED FOR i B'NAI B'RITH JOINf MEETING     f
A-capacity turnout is.expected at tho Jewish Center Tuesday, Feb. 26, when a Human Relations Award will be made during..^'nal B'rlth's Joint meeting. Another highlight will be the presence of Gov. Frank J. Lausche as guest speaker.
The Jewish Community Council, |thru B'nai B'rlth, will present the award to the person selected by the Awards Committee, Represent¬ ing the member organizations are: Leonard Stem, Herman Katz, Dick Abel, Julius Stclnhauser, Jack Schlffj Fred Yenkln and Jacob dayman.
Refreshments and entertainment from the community-at-large will round out the meeting which will feature tho fine spirit nf com¬ munity cooperation that can only be derived thru working with our neighbors for a common good.
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Vol 30, No. 7
COLUMBUS, omo, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1002
Devoted  to American and Jewish Ideals
Hadassah's ''Spring Begins" Style Show at Center Tuesday
TEMPLE BROTHERHOOD'S INTER-FAITH NIGHT
Bryden Rd. Temple will be tho scene of the Brotherhood's Inter- Faith Night Thursday starting at 8:30. Quest speaker will be MaJ. Don Sandstroni, who will discuss "Brotherhood In the Armed Forces".
Maj. Sandstrom served with the 86th Infantry during World War n In Europe and In the PhllUplncs. He later' was stationed at Beau¬ mont Field In El Paso.
When fighting broke out in Ja¬ pan (1948), Sandstrom was with the 24th Infantry. He was In Korea up to February of last year, before re¬ turning to the U. S. He commanded the Leaders School at Ft. Mead and recently transferred to Ft. Hayes as an Instructor In the Medical Re¬ serves section.
Maj. Sandstrom is from Chadron, Nebr.
A buffet supper will be served Thursday and games will follow, Members are Invited to bring a non-Jowlsh guest.
Delakova-Berk Team Here Wednesday
Culmination of weeks of working on tho most elaborately-planned style show ever to be' held In Coluriibus Is near. Next Tuesday, 1 ' p. m., at^ tho Jewish Center, Columbus Chapter of Senior Hadassah, In cooperation with F. & R. I>azarus, is presenting the Herbert Sondhelm "Spring Begins" styl^ show, complete with Mr. Sondhelm as commentator.
Every detail has been planned with YOU in mind. Vour taste for beautiful arrangements, beautiful settings and beautiful ^lothes has been uppermost in the minds of those—-who have planned this affair.
Your filled $5.00 dime bank, or Its equivalent, which is your admittance to this outstanding affair, will be used for the Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center. You will be helping provide the kind of standard-setting medical service which Hadaasah gives and has given for 40 years. Hadassah thanks YOU for Identi¬ fying: yourself as a co-owner of this new struc¬ ture.
The   following   women   comprise, the   com¬
mittee In charge of this special-event:
Chairmen, dime banks — Mrs. Stanley Was- serstrom, Mrs. Irving Lackritz.    ,
Mrs.  Paul  Calllf Schoenbaura   (DO.
Mrs .  Bernard
Mrs. Victor Ringer,
Chairmen, telephoning (EV. 6250), Mrs. Howard 5763).'
Cha&man,    decorating Mindlin.
Chairmen, hospitality — Mrs. Jerome Fisher.
Chairman — Mrs. Jack Wolman.
Hostesses for the luncheon will be: Mes- dames MlJton Leeman. Richard Levlson, Jack SJlbersteln, Joseph Skllken, Sidney Zaron, Sol Shenk, Alvin Maeirson, Leonard Greentree, Jack Molar.
Mrs, Lester Nafzger will be the pianist for the afternoon. Opening prayer vAll be read by   Mra.   Bernard   Feltllnger.
Come and enjoy an afternoon,of good food, prizes, surprises and the warm companionship of your friends. The best Is being offered you, Hadassah women, because you give Hadassah your best!
OHIO VALLEY ZIONIST REGIONAL CONFERENCE SUNDAY
An executive meeting of the Oh(b W. Va., membership; Mr. Gabriel Valley Zionist Region will be held M. Cohen, Indianapolis, program Sundaj',  12:45  p.  m.,  at  the  Beth   and   public   relations;   Mr.  J.   Abe
Abraham Syngogue Center, 1306 Salem Ave., In Dayton. Members on the executive board from Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and W. Va. will attend.
The following chairmen will re¬ port on their respective commits tecs: Mr. Simon Meyer, Charleston,
LIff, Dayton, Jewish National Fund; Mr. Abe J. Miller, Indiana- polls, Israeli Bonds. Mr. Harry Branton will discuss the Z. O. A. projects.
Following the business meeting win be a symposium on the sub¬ ject "The Z.O.A., Its Future and Ita Place In American Jewish Life."
Leading the discussion In the sym¬ posium will be Rabbi Joseph P. Sternstein of Dayton and Rabbi Nathan Zellzer, Columbus. Mr. Daniel Harrison, president of the region, will preside.
Also attending from Columbus win be Drs. B. W. Abramson, Max P. Kanter, B. T. Mindlin, Messrs. ¦David Glalser, Maurice Chanis, Richard Fisher and William Civets.
ADL CO-SPONSORS GOOD-WILL RADIO PROGRAMS HERE
T.'A. C. DANCE
The Teen-Ago Council of the Jewish Center is holding, a George Washington birthday dance in tho Youth Lounge next Thursday, 8 p. m. Admission Is a phonograph record, new or in good condition. The T. A. C. member groups are trying to build up the record col¬ lection  at the Center.
The commlUee In charge of this dance Is: Sheila Melman, Lennlo Gold, Evelyn Fox, Miriam Hirsch.
Delokova  and   Berk
Delakova and Berk, renowned Jewish dancers, will appear for a return engagement at the Hillel Foundation, 46-18th Ave., Wednes¬ day evening at 8:00. The program, based on Jewish themes, will In¬ clude dances depleting life In mod¬ ern Israel and Eaeterh Europe.
Delakova and Berk are recogniz¬ ed as one of the foremost dance teams In the U. S. today. They have appeared at colleges, Jewish Cen¬ ters and concert halls throughout the country. In addition to their concert work they are known as dance instructors at the Jewish Theological Seminary, e2nd St. VMHA in New York, and the Na¬ tional Hillel Summer Institute.
Their program here Is open to the liubllc without charge.
In keeping with the spirit of Brotherhood Week (Feb. 17-23), station WTVN (Channel .6) In Co¬ lumbus will televise tho film "To Live Together",.Sunday, 2:30 p. m., it was announced today by the Ohio-Kentucky Regional office of the Antl-Defamatlon League of B'nai B'rlth.
Subtitled "An Experiment In Democracy", "To Live Together" Is a story of an experimental inter- •    •    «
"What You Can Do Personally to Promote Protherhood", third and final in the current series of pro¬ grams designed to promote better inter-group understanding, will b'e heard over station WRFD, at 1:15 p. m. next Thursday.
Developed hy the Ohio-Kentucky Regional ADL Office In cooper¬ ation with the Ohio Farm Bureau Kederatton, the final program will feature Howard Nadel, ADL Com- •    «   *
Radio Stations WHKC and WHKC-FM, In cooperation with the Ohio-Kentucky Regional Of¬ fice of the Antl-Defamatlon League of B'nai B'rlth, will present the dramatic series "Lest We Forget— These Great Americans" starting Thursdoy, et 10:16 p. m. The first program will fall during Brother¬ hood Week, and tbe 12 remaining programs of the series will be heard    on    subsequent   Thursday
JWV HEETINa
Capitol Post 132, Jewish War Veterans, will l)ave a rrsular meet¬ ing Tuesday, Feb. IS, 8:30 p. m., at Broeid Street Temple.
BETH JACOB SISTERHOOD
A luncheon and card party will be given by the Beth Jacob Sister¬ hood Monday, 12:30 p. m., at the Ahavaa Sholom social hall. Hos¬ tesses are Mesdames M. Goodman, M. Weinstock, B. Robblns, S. Ker- steln, B. ICersteln. "
Admission will be U-00 with pro¬ ceeds going for the new Beth Jacob kitchen. Beautiful door prizes HclU be given away and the public is cordially Invited. Please bring your own cards. f.
racial camp conducted by two Chi¬ cago community centers. A docu¬ mentary study, produced under the direction of a distinguished board of advisors, it examines the Ameri¬ can "race problem" through the eyes of a group of children. Deep Insights are provided by the faith¬ fully recorded questions of the chil¬ dren and by the fragments of their rarely expressed thoughts which are  brought to the surface  in  the
• « • munlty Consultant, who will In¬ dicate available materials for pro¬ moting brotherhood and suggest positive programs that community, civic, religious, educational, etc. or¬ ganizations can carry on to break down barriers of prejudlbe and build secure Intergroup attitudes.
Mr.  Nadel,  a  recent addition to tho ADL Staff, will'   place    great stress on the wide variety of mater¬ ial resources on the subject avail- «    «   •
nights..
"These Croat Americans" Is a series of 13 programs featuring such stars of radio, screen and televialopL^as Quentin Reynolds, MyrOn McCormlck, Wendy Barrie, Sam Jaffe, Everett Sloan and others. The series has been the re¬ cipient of many awards, including on«a by "Variety" and the Ohio State-sponsored Institute for Edu¬ cation by Radio.
narration.
Since the film is designed to pro¬ voke Serious thought, much of Its emphasis Is on raising rather than answering questions. However, there is one answer which is in¬ escapable. If our children are to learn democracy, they must have a chance to live it.
WTVN Is presenting "To Live Together" in cooperation with ADL of B'nai B'rlth.
•     «    « able for ail age levels.
Previous broad<iasts have been devoted to consideration of Ameri¬ ca's responsibility as moral leader of the world as well as an. examina¬ tion of current positive trends In the extension of clvU -rights In Ameri¬ ca's communities. Featured the dis¬ cussants have been Seymour Gor- choff, Regional ADL Director, and Sheldon Stelnha{lser, Ohio - Ken¬ tucky Community Cdnsuftant.
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Some of "These Great Americans" whose stories will be told in the 16- minute dramatizations ore Wendel Wlllkie, Joseph Qoldberger, Jus¬ tices Holmes and* Brandels, George Washington Carver, Joseph Pulit¬ zer and Franklin D. Roosevelt. The series stresses the Idea that o\^ present strong America has been made possible through the united efforts of men and women of all races, religions and nationalities.
Dinner, Square Dancing, Entertainment, Planned by Pre-School
Mrs. Stanley Schwartz Jr. and Mrs. Jack Sllberstein are in charge of the entertainment fpr the eve¬ ning.
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Whlle members of the Jewish Center Pre-School Parents group and their friends enjoy a social evening, Wednesday, Feb. 27, their adbilssion tickets will be going a long way toward the development of a special library project.
A dinner, followed by group sing¬ ing, square dancing and other en¬ tertainment, Is on the program. Mr. 'Mayer Rosenfeld -will do the "call¬ ing" for the square dances.
The parents group of the Pre- School plans to establish a special library project at tbe Center (or books of Interest to both children and parents.
GRAD-FAOULTy CLUB
A fnrum discussion on psychiatry and religion will feature a program sponsored by the Hillel Graduate- Faculty Club this Sunday, at 8 p. m.
Dr. Ralph M. Patterson, Medical Director of the new Columbus Re¬ ceiving Hospital, and Rabbi Harry Kaplan will lead the discussion. A forum and social hour will follow.
mlttee la Mra. Maurice Sher and Mrs. Walter Levy. They will be assisted by Mesdamejs Hershal Baker, Harold Cohen, Hartey Go^, Larry Goodman, Arthur Herman, J. - J^oby, Aaron Kabn, Cye Landy, Walter Robinson, Stanley Sch¬ wartz, Jr., Sol Shenk, Al Shkolnlk, Ben Smllack, Slgmund Wasserman, Morris Zox, AT Schwartz and Moe Hirsch.
The opening prayer will be of¬ fered by Mr. Jerry Grodin.
Friends of the Pre-School may call the Center (or reserv(t!;lons by Feb. 20. Admission la $1. per per¬ son.