Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1955-04-01

              ^jfWy^^^erving Coltunbus and Central Ohio Jewish Ck>nununitY>\//\\^
Vol. 33. No.. 13
COLUMBUS,  OHIO.  FRIDAY.  APRIL   I,   1955
Davofed  fo.Amtrlcati and Jewtin  Idaali
Left t4> rif(ht are Mra. Moirln Groner, Mra. Ben Bolshoop, Mra. Irving: Luokrltz anti Mra. U U Pravcp, of the UJF WomonV Spenkera Committee. Mra.  Praver  In  chairman   of  the  Committee.    AIho
Hervinj; with the Speaki-ra group are Mrs. Norbert KrufCRr. Mra. Beriianl FeitllnRer, Mra. Robert (ireen, Mra. Sanf onl Timen, Mth. S. W. lluhenNt^rln, who were abKcnt when the picture whn t4ii[en.
Leadership of United Jewish Fund General Solicitation is Announced
Forty eight leaders in the Jew¬ ish community of Columbus will serve ^ Colonels In the general so¬ licitation division of the United Jewish Fund of Columbus, accord¬ ing to announcement by Irving Lackrltz, chairman of the division. The Colonels will servo under tho four vice-chairmen of the division, including Mel Furmaji, David Gold¬ smith, Alvln Kahan and Myor Mellnian.
This Important group of 48 in¬ cludes:
Reuben Abramson, Louis Acltcr- man, Albert Belm, I. C Bonis, Louis Berliner, Sidney Blatt.
Phil Bloom, Sol Derfler, Dr. Wil¬ liam   Engloman,   Phil   Felger.   Ted Flnkelstein,    Morris    Fleishman, Gerald     Friedman,     T^Iarry     Oold- ] stein. I
Morris    Groner.    .Jerome    Gro.s.s, j Richard Orundstoln,    Iz    Gurevitz. ] Jerome    Hackman.    Sanford    Har- j nett,     Harold     Hlllson,     fioodmsn Kaplan. ;
Joseph    F    KaiJii.    Murtin    Kauf- i
SUNDAY SCHOOLS PRESENT ANNUAL MODEL SEDERS TOMORROW MORNING
•Sunday School children al Broad ^t. Temple and  Aguda.s Achlm Synagogue will present model Seders Sunday.
TIFERETH ISRAEI,: Mor^ than 360 T. L Sunday Schoolers will present their annual model Sedcr- Im after classes are dismissed at 11 a. m. Because of the large num¬ ber of children Involved, two sep¬ arate Sederim will be held — on,e for the younger sot In the social ball of the temple, with the entire Seder ceremony explained and de¬ veloped by Rabbl Nathan Zellzer and the teachers.
•the second Seder, for older chil¬ dren, will be held on the second floor assembly hall In thc E^du- catlonol C^jnter. There, in con. junction with thc Haggadoh. a film
Model Seder at Hebrew School
In accordance with thc establish¬ ed custom, Hebrew School pupils will conduct a Model Seder Tues¬ day, the last day of school prior to the Passover y^atlon. Two such programs will l>e held.
The first Seder will accommo¬ date all pupils of the first trip, scheduled to begin at 4 p. m., in the Conter auditorium. Pupils of the second and third trips will conduct their Model Seder at 5:15. The pro-
iuir™ Ou7 FeVl7^"orpj30v'e;i«"^":,^"' ',"'""*"/*'' '•^'^'^^^l''" °[ - will be shown so that the entire ^^^' Haggadah and the chanting of service wiil be understood. The! "•'""^'""'^' P'"'"^^'-*'- ^""^^ usual songs and prayers will be offered. Rabbl Zelizer wlli partici¬ pate In  the second Seder, too.
AGUDAS ACHIM: Two Seders will^be held by children of Agudas Acbim'B Religious School Sunday, simultaneously at 10:30 a. m.
Students of P r e-Klndergarten, Kindergarten, Grades IA, IB. 2A, 2B, 3A and 3B .will conduct th,eir Seder in the Youth Lounge. Stu¬ dents of Grades 4.to-8, Confirma¬ tion and Post-Confirmation will meet in tt^o social hall.
Each class will conduct its own Seder, with a "mother" and "fath¬ er" presiding.
Agudaa Achim Sisterhood will serve traditional Paaaover refreah¬ menta.
There will be no Sunday School claasea Apr. 10.
A apeclal Passover treat will be provldwi for oJl the pupils by the Ivreeyoh Sucis'ty. Mrs. Jack Gtrlin, hospitality chairman, and Mr.s, Ma.x Robins, eo-chairmttft, aro Ui charge of the arrangements. Par ents and friends are invited.
The Hebrew School will bo clo.sed during the entire Passover holi¬ day. Tho regular sci?edule of af¬ ternoon classes will be resumed Monday, Apr. 18.
ACCLAIMS TERCENTENARY
SACRAMENTO, (JTA) - A res¬ olution acclaiming the Tercenten¬ ary of Jewish settlement in A- merica was adopted here by both Houses of the California State Legislature. The vote for the reso¬ lution, which quoted George Wash¬ ington's famed "Newport Ijetter," was unanimous.
herr, Harold Kayne, Dr. Harold Korn, David Lerner. Eli Levison, Arthur Loob. Sam Lubin, Kenneth Kauf|jnan.
Arthur Meizlish. Bill Moser, Law¬ rence Polster. Ben Rehmar, Mayor RosenfoUl. David Roth.
Howard Schoenbaum. Sol Sha¬ man. Saul Sokol. Rudolpii Stern, Morris Swedlow, Albert Wassor¬ strom. LJr. S. L. Well. Herbort Wisi', Sol Zeldin. Sol Zell.
In announcing lii.s earn paign Colctnels. I^ickritz stated that he expeet(!d this experienced group to make it possible to exceed la-st year's campaign results.
"Tho men have expressed them¬ selves as eager to do their part in helping Columbua raise its al¬ loted funda to serve the. cniise of humanity.*' Lackrltz dt-clared. "In accepting the responsibility of de¬ veloping teams for the largest di¬ vision of the campaign, they do so with thc knowledge that people will respond lo the story of the needs when they understand it. We hope that the general solicita¬ tion division will go even higher than the 10% increase which the campaign cabinet has announced OS the goal for 1965. With 42 dgen- clos needing Increased funds, there Is every reason tq expect generous  response."
Tho four vice-chairmen report¬ ed to Liickrltz that thoy had no difficulty sfK-uring the consent of the 48 leaders to st:rvo.
"Tlu're i.s cVory evidence that Co¬ lum Ijuh i.s rallying to the support of our campaign." Lackritz says. "We are encountering wide en- tliUMiH.sm, vvlth lussuraneea from every segment of tlie community that the canv^iaign goal of $000,000 ha.s a good chance for success un¬ der tile lea<ierahip of such a ile termined group of men.
"Our ¦ people realize that the United Jowlsii Fund is the largest campaign of tho year, thus requlr- ing the greatest effort, on the part of everyone. Although It has not eliminated ali other fund-raising events, the UJF .does present a single organization wtth a wide scope. Therefore it la heartening to find acceptance of responsibility in this great humilnitarian effort."
I "See it Now" and "Hear it Now" to be p Presented by Council Women Tuesday
Two momentous events will take place at thc regular meeting of the Council df Jewish Women Tuesday, 12:30 p. m., at Bryden Rd. Temple. The first may moan the difference between life and death, survival or dcstructirin, for our entire community, thc second will be informative and entertaining, and will set the stage for further growth and achievement for thc CoJumbus Section of thc National Councii of Jewish Women.
All of lis .liavc    been    made    in.   ^???^^^TT!T^^^T*^T!^TTr'^^^??f? creaslngly   aware   of   the   vital   Im-j HILLEL BROADCAST
portanre   of   Civil   rJc/en.He   In   our '
lives today, when atomic warfare | ^abbi Kaplan will bo hoard on .seems to hover around us constant- a apecia' Passover program on ly. Wf all know of the Rad»r Net ! WBN.S this Sunday. 10;.30 a. m ,. which covtr.s our country, trncing' ^^^'^^''^^ ^y Marlene Foreman, the movements of all planes; but i ^'"^¦'^^'«t' ""^' ^"''^''¦'' Isnflt"«' reader did you Unow tluU lindnr. as ef- , ^;^;;^ii^^^^„i,^^i^^,tmmm,m^^^^mmmmim tectlve   ii!i  it   is  in   llu-   di-tcetuin   of I _
enemy   pl.-ini-s.  riois   not   (ipcrate   Ije- ' low     a     certain     pmnl,     nnd     that enrmy    pinni'.'*.    cfiming    in    under, thfit   Rinlar net.  cannot  he d.-h-<'Led exc(.pt   by   Ihe   watchful   (iri'l   \ igil- aiit    eye.s   (jf   plane   spotbrH? ;
i''or that reasfin, the importance' of Irairu-d volunteer civillan.s. to man Air I)efense Filter Stations, cannot be underestimnted, nor stressed too mucli.
And {'ouncil. in ita effort to par t lei pate fully and completely in evory ncci;ssary phase of our com¬ munity life, will bring to Its mem¬ bera next Tuesday a vital message on  Air Defcnso.
We will be privileged to hear I Staff Sergeant Lichtcnbcrgcr, In- I structor   nt   the   Filter   Center,   tell
us   of   the   problems   faced   by   our
Air Defense Program, and to see a
short.   Interesting   and   Informative.
film.   "Friend   or   Foo,"   describing
the work of the Filter Center. And
we   will   bo   able   to   vourftt'or   our
services to  be trained  and  to take
over   duties   at   the   Filter   Center,
now.  nnd  in  the evi^nt  of an  cmcr
gency. Mr.s.    Harry    Mf'llman,    (^ouncir.s
Civil    Defense    chairm.in,    will    be
happy   to  hear   from  any  members
of  f^ouneil   wlio   wish   to   volunteer
for   this    program.    Her   telephone
number   is   DO    8460.   and   If   you
will   call   her,   sho   will   be   glad   to
toil you  how a  few  hours of your
leisure   time   may   help'save   your
life  and  the  lives  of  your children
at  some  future  time.   Better  still,
come to thc Councii meeting Tues¬ day and hear all about It.
And "HEAR IT NOW", too. from
the women who have just returned
from  the National Biennial meet¬ ing of  Council,  held  last  week in
New   Orleans.   Mrs.   Harry   Cutler,
program   chairman,   has   arranged
to present our delegates In an in¬ formal fashion, modeled after one
of    the    most    popular    television
features  conducted  by  Edward  R.
Murrow,   with   Mrs.   Joseph   Hor-
chow in the role usually taken  by
Mr. Murrow.
Participating    in    this    program.
wiiioh' promises  to   bo   one  of  the
mo.st     novel     presentations     ever
made of delegates' reports, will be
MrH,  Harry Goldberg,  Mrs.  Simon
Uizarus,   Mrs.   Bernard   Feltllnger,
Mrs.    M-   .J.   Papurt,    Mrs.   Roberi
I-^evy. MrH.  David Gerstenfeld. Mrs.
Htjrchow     and     Mrs.     Ben     Kahn,
president of tlie local Section,  who
will alao conduct the short bu.sine.ss
meeting    which    will    precede    the
program
Mrs.    Henry   Gurevitz.   chairman
of  hospitality, -and  her committee.
are   planning   a   delightful   dessert
tea to, open t^he afternoon's activi-
ties.  Bring  along your  bundle  for
the Nearly-New Shop, scheduled to
open Apr. 19.
A gvod printlnc Job Is ¦¦ near aa your
(Wephaae. Call Tbe Clironlole. CA.
4-2964,   The  aeiVlce  la  prompt,
the  work la A-1.  ihe price
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MKS. FRANK
In Concert
Augusta Frank, president-elect of the Women's Music Club, will be prrsentcd In a piano concert by the Cultural Committee of thi. Jewi.sh -Center SAturday. Apr. 9, 8;30 p. m.. in tho Center auditor¬ ium.
Following her magnificent per formance at the Columbua Gallery of Fine Arts, the Committee felt that tho Center membership and the general community should have an opportunity to hear this superb artist in a repeat performance of the varied and exciting program- Mrs. Frank's virtuosity was dis- played in the 32 Variations by Beethoven, the Greig Sonata Opud 7 and Valse de Mephlsto by Llszt^ along with the lyrical Songa With¬ out Words bv Mendelssohn and Salnt-Sacn's Romance.
Mrs. Frank, a member of thc Columbus Little Symphony and thc
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IMMIGRANTS SETTLE
TEL AVIV, (JTA) — Some 260 inimigrants from North Africa ar¬ rived in Israel Ihat week. They were Immediately moved to homes prepared for them in new villages on the Judean Plain and in the Meggido region.
Parents' Pow-Wow Scheduled Apr. 19
Wfiat fraternities, sororities and other groups moan to youth and adults will be discussed by a panel at tile next Parents' pow-wow Tuesday, Apr. 19, at tho Jowls!* Center Because a bill designed ti' outlaw fraternities is now In thc legislative hopper, this discussion is of great current interest and concern.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Rosen are chair¬ men of this program. They have gathered together a panel of "ex' ports" for this occasion. The panel includes Simon L. 'Cohen, director of youth at the Jewish Center; Mrs. Jack Realer, G. W. "Jack" Jones, principal of Bexley High School, and Rabbi Harry Kaplan. The Moderator* will be Oscar Fleckner.
Bach panelist will cover an area of youth work in which he is com' petent. The rolea of the Center, National, Synagogue and independ' ent   groups   will   thus   be   covered.
Adults who ar^ interested aro invited.