Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1955-05-06

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Vol. 33, No. 18
COLUMBUS, OHIO, MAy 6,   1955
Devoted  to Ammricsn and J«wt(h IdaAJi
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Guest Speaker
B'nai B'rith's meeting at thc Jcw- iHh Center Tuesday, 8:30 p. m., will feature Harold S. Cook, president of District Grand Lodge 2, as E^eal speaker. Also, second nominations for tiic 1055-56 officers will be mado.
The program includes the show¬ ing of a Yiddish movie with Eng¬ lish sub-titles "Two Sisters." star¬ ring Jennie Goldstein and Michael Rosen berg.
Harold Coolt is a native of St, Louia; where he haa practiced law rtsistce graduating from Washington IXJniversity. He haa hold many B'nai  B'rith  offices In   the  St.
Loula area, in District 2 and nat¬ ionally.
I. W. Garek, vice-president of the National Grand Lodge, wiil in¬ troduce Mr. Cook at Tuesday's meeting.
Mother's Day Party At Home for Aged
A Mother's Day celebration will be held at thc Columbus Jewish Home for the Aged this Sunday, 1 p. m.. sponsored by the Auxiliary of the Home. Mrs. I, Nutis, chairman of tho Auxiliary, announces that an interesting program has been prepared. Steven Kaplan will pro¬ vide religious records appropriate for the occEislon.
Co-chairmen of the the' affair are Mrs. H. Lakin and Mrs. S. Cohon. Hoatesaes will be Mesdames M. Ize¬ man, Joe Weiner, H. Cabakoff, J. Sherman, M. Levin," W. Thall. R. Berliner and E. Kellner Glfti will be given to ail mothers in the Home. They will also receive a plant, gift of the Tifereth Israel Siaterhood.
Mrs. NiUlH states. "Wc^rt- inviU ing families and friends 'of the Homo's reaidrntfi. and thu general public, Lo join ua In this happy uc- caaiofi. We looJt forward to seeing many of our friends at the ffome on this important day "
CEHKmt.M. I'AKSV (U«H I* INSTAIJ^^ OFFK'KR.S
(Vrebral Palay Branch I meets Thursday, 1 p. m., at the Desert Inn for luncheon and Installutiun of now officers.
Mrs. Victor Wanken, member of the board- of trustees of United Cerebral Palsy of Columbus and Pranldin County, will be guest spoakor and will install the of¬ ficers.
Reservations for Thursday's af¬ fair can bo made by calling Mra. Sadye Solomon, DO. 8192.
Branch 2 ia conducting a drive to collect all dues outstanding. Mra. Rosa Kerstein, 661 Everett St., ¦ is financial aecretary and urges prompt remittance of dues.
The Cerebrai Palsy Branch is a service organfzation and solicits no other funds than the $1 member¬ ship fee.
Special Gifts Dinner Thursday to
Feature Beckelman as Main Guest
MKS.  MAJlOVUfi
New President
New officcrn and board members, headed by proaident-elect Mrs. Julius Margulis. will be installed by the Auxiliary of Capitol Post 122. Jewish War Veterans, Tues¬ day. May J7, at Broad St. Temple, according to Mrs. MorrLs L<;sNure, chairman  of installations.
It win be (i joint Jnatariation affair with the men's Post 122. starting at 8:30 p.m.
Officers, besides Mrs, Margulis. to be installed that night will  be:
Sr. vice-pros,, Mrs. Fred Adler Jr.; vice-pres.. Mr«- Israel Berliner; sec'y, Mrs. Charles Young; trens' uror, Mrs. Max Gatoff; chaplain', Mrs. Sanford Rosen; Patriotic In¬ structress, Mra. Jay Barnett; con¬ ductress. Mrs. Sam Borkman; historian, Mrs. M a u rice Sat'hs; ^yard,  Mrs. Sol  Zeldln.
TKfSfTEES AUK Miss Teaaie Grossman^ I^rs. Celia Katz and Mrs. Victor Rofsky.
Board members are Mrs. Martin Kaufher, Mrs. Jack Cohen, Mrs. Abo I*'reediuan. Mrs. Sara Fisher, Mrs. Irvln Lichenstein, Mrs. Jack Pranklln, Mrs. Samuel Cohon. Mrs. David Raiken, Mrs. Wilbur Gold¬ berg and Mrs. Sam Cohon.
Installing officer will be the JWV Department president from Cinclnnatj,   Mrs.   Pearl  Goldhagen.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Silver will present a special program for tbe affair. Refreshments will bo served,
Mrs. Fred Roland
To Be Installed
At T. I. Affair
Tifereth Israel Sisterhood wlli install Mrs. Prod Roland in her a't'cond term as president of the or¬ ganization Monday at a noon JunrlK'un in tlu; social hall of iirond St. 'JVmpJc. Mrs. Roland will -scrvw a.s leader of the ^roup, un .iiffilJHli- iif thr National Woman's i^tu^ue uf the United Synagogue of Annriiu.  fur a orn-year term.
\V« 11 Unuwn Jn t)ic local area, Mr.4 Koland ha,** prevJ(juaJy siTVed ihi- Sisti.'ihood Hti chairman of the telfphohe committee, recording .sec- ntiiry and  treasurer.
Strving with Mrs. Roland for the coniing year will he the foUowlng officers;
First vice-prt-'Sident. Mrs, Jaek Schilling; second vice-president, Mra. Richard Lleberman: third vice-president. Mrs. August Scho. fer; recording sec'y, Mrs. Al Mlch¬ aelson; financial secretaries, Mrs. Harold Feinstein and Mrs. David Goldsmith; corr^ponding sec'y, Mra. J, S. Palestrant; treasurer, Mrs. Joe Goldslager.
The following will serve on the board:
Mesdames Bt W. Abramson, Wil¬ liam Barash. Al Blank. J. K. Born, stein, >f o y e r Felnsteln, Joseph Flelshmann, Robert Freedman, Ben
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An inspiring and cnthusfEUStic Special Gifts Dinner at the Wind¬ ing HoUow Country Club, Thurs¬ day, seems asaurtd by advance reservations received by Herbert S. Levy, Generai Campaign chair¬ man, and at the Unite/d Jewish Fund office.
With Mosi'fi W. Beckclman. ont? of the nation's great philanthropic leaders, iw the in.spiring guest speaker, and with weeka of prep¬ aration, campaign loaders are look¬ ing forward with confidence to thc meeting as ope that will lead the 1965 IMF campaign to a new height of vigor and generosity.
!:{«cltrlman is the Director Gen¬ eral of the American Joint Distri. butlon Committee, which receives its funds through the United Jew¬ ish Appeal. th<; largest beneficiary agency   in  the campaign.
Beckelman 1ms taken a brief leave from his duties ih order to acquaint the American public with the ten.se position of Jews in Tun- iJUa and Morocco, and to help the United Jewish Fund raise the sums needed by his own agency and all tho others foe whom support Ls being  sought.
Be<:kelman. who has brought to the JDC post more than 20 yt-nra of experience in welfare and ref¬ ugee affairs, served during part of World War IJ with tho.-^;nited States (Office pf Foreign Relief and Kehabilitation. and in 1045 was named assistant director of the Intergovernmental Committee on Refugees. He directed tho estab¬ lishment and supervision of aid programs for uprooted and dls placed persona in various countries of Europe, Africa, and Asia, in¬ cluding China. Beckelman also served with the t/nitfKi Nations Re- lief and 'Rehabilitation Adminis¬ tration fUNRRA), focusing his activities in North Africa where he founded the firat refugee camps ever  established  in  Casablanca.
Lato Jn 1952 and in 1053, with the launching of anti-Jewish in- cltemenLH in the Iron Curtain countries, Beckelman ordered the establishment of the first shelter for Jewish escapees from tho So¬ viet orbit. This shelter was act up in West Berlin and served as a way-station to the free world for thouaands of men, women and children.
U'llliani Kahn. chulrnmii nf the SiHH^htl iiiftH IJivf.sion, Htated thiM week ;
"If fV<*ryoni- who has undertaken the responsibility of seeing proa pL'cts in our Division, dof.'s so im- mediattly and sees tliut reservji- tions an^ railed in to the office tCA. 1-51811. we are sure We will be proud of the results to be an¬ nounced at thi* dinner.
"If ov^ry prosp<fct 'counts his, blessings' and gives In relation to our campaign goal, this meeting will bo a success. Columbus lead- ers have never failed to hoed the call to alleviate distress.' Beyond that, they know the world of good done by our character-building, health and welfare, and cultural ageneiea. They Know that our own
dignity and self-reapoct requires that we continue thts year to meet tho obligations we have taken upon ourselves.
"That ia why wo are confident that, again this year, we will demonstrate that wc arc our broth¬ er's keeper and thus w'e will he doing our part in building a better world."
SEASON'S FINAL MEETING FOR
ROSE E. LAZARUS SISTERHOOD
Mrs. Herbert Wise, immediate past president of Rose E. Lazaru.v Sisterhood, will inHtall the new officers and board mcmhera of the organization at tho final luncheon meeting Wednesday. 12:30 p. m., at the Winding Hollow Country Club. Mra. Herbert Fenburr. president, will preside. Mrs. Armand Abel will give the opening prayer. Rabbi' Jerome Folkman will speak.
Board   members   to   be   installed include:
Mrs. Earl Soule. bible class,'  Mr.i ; William   Glick,   refreshnionts;   Mrs John     Goraten,     religious     .school, Mrs.   HuUy  Stern  Jr.,   Unlongrama; , Mr.i.   Daniel   Cohen,   visiting   sick; Mrs.   Sam   Gurevitz,   Yourjg   Folks ] Tempio   I-rf'ague;   Mrs.   Ed   Gallen, and Mrs. Louis Krakoff, gift shop; Mra. Albert Glick. fund-raising pro- ject
MEN PREPARE FOR
yjF OAY HERE
ONJAYIS
Irving Lrfickritz. chairman of the
General   Solicitation   Division,   an-
Though the Sisterhood serves us. "^""ced   this   week   that   his   four
!L  women's  service organization   in
vitN'-chairman -Mel Furman, David
the community through its work i *^«'''«"^'^h. Al Kahan and Myer in Braille translations, Sorve-n-1 ^*''*'""^"- »"^ '-^^-''r Colonels are Hospital activities and inter-faith ( "[^^^'"^ .K^"'* .Pjl^^^^^^ .'" *'""«*'*"^ participation      tho    main     interest i
and efforts of the group are work¬ ing for temple needs and services, ift la the Sisterhood which, helps apooft'or and support the religious school, guide and direct the most active   YFTL,  aabbath  .socials,  th<
the acrvicea of 300 Lieutenants who are to participate In the solicitation of 2,000 prosp«?cta on UJF Day. May 15.
Lackritz    announced    that    all ' Workers will assemble at the Jew¬ ish Center at 9 a.m. Sunday, May
fast'growJng momorlal library. anxLU^-   The   day   will   begin   with    a
the bi-monthly bible claases. j bVeakfaat, to be followed by a few
Through the selling of the Union '"»'""*   ——«-"   r.^^   „««*,«t««
grams. Sisterhood menibers are of f(.'ring great financial aupport to the Hebrew Union College, from whence come thoroughly trained young rabbis.
Thj-ough special gifts and me¬ morial funda, tho temple is able to have many necessary appointments.
At Wednesday's mooting, Mrs. David Geratenfeld will be accepting proceeds from members who have been working diligently on their earning fund throughout the year Proceeds go to purchase thc little "extras", which are so nocvRsary In making the varied temple actlvt-, tives more pleasant.
Aa membera will be turning in laat-minute sums from the sale of thf'ater tickets from the over-all funtJ-raiainK projt-et for thtr year- thf neu- fund raising proJe<t will be Inutuhfd. thHt of setiing flower biillj.s  to  be delivered   in  the  fall.
Any member who does not have tran.siiortatlon to the nnvting U'ed neHi.ay .should rontnct Airs. Sni X.ell  (»r  Mrs-  Herb  !''enburr
short messages from campaign leaders and Instructions on solici¬ tation. The volunteers will then immediately go out to call on all their prospects at their homes.
Lackritz stated:
"This ifl the third year in which the United Jewish Fund is con¬ ducting a one day solicitation of people at their own homes. We have been fortunate In ;,'&ecuring the services of leaders who are sacrificing their time and effort In order to make our campaign a suc¬ cess. These men will have made their own contributions before thoy go out to cail pn other people. , "Every year tho people of Co¬ lumbus havQ responded generously when approached by our volunteers for contributions to support the programs of the 42 Agencies in¬ cluded in thc Fund. Wo know that they wili do HO again this ypar. The Wl I( being of thoiLsiinds of people depeiuf.s upon thu generosity ot Columbus Jewry,
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Hebrew School Resistrations Urged
Mow aorlously have you consid ered your child's Jowiah education? As a parent we know you'rv very much concerned about your chlld'a happiness. A complete Jewish edu¬ cation is absolutely necessary If your child is to attain that happi¬ ness.
Tho advantage of having u foun¬ dation for their lives as American Jews which you may have missed (n your own life- Is something you can provide your childron by giving them a modern, effective Jewish education, which will relate their spiritual and cultural heritage to (ho world of today.
By attending a nlodern, effective Hebrew School, together with oth¬
ers .of hia own ago. your child will gain a rich and Joyful oxperienoo aa H Jew, He and hla schoolmates will live and develop in a context of Jewish thoughts and Jewish sur¬ roundings. He will' absorb the beauty and wisdom of Jewlah trridiilona and history going back more than 3.000 years, and ho wiil begin to feel that this culture is his possession. He will learn that he is part of th^* greatest adventure In human history, and he will gain values and standards which will fit him to be the best kind Pf Jew, and the best kind of American.
Registration Is now open t6r children In the Columbus Hebrew School   for   tho   Fall   term,   whioh
will begin Sept. 12. Boys and girls aged 7 are eligible for tbe begin¬ ner's class. Give your child an early start and enroll him now I
The Hebrew School is a com¬ munity school, sudaidlzed by the United Jewish Fund. Its educatlon- ai facilitloa arc available to all members of the Jewish community. The school is located at the Jdwlsh Center and three buses provide transportation for the children to and from school.
Daniel Harrison, principal of the School, is available at all times for conferences with parents. For particulars and registration, call the office. Monday through Thurs¬ day. 3 to 6 p. m., DO. 7764,