Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1956-09-07

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Vol  34, No   37
COLUMBUS OHIO FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 7   1956
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HOLIDAY BROADCAST
WBNS Radio will carry a apecial CBS broadcast concerning Jewish holidays Sunday,  10-10:30 a.  m.
BOARD MEETING MONDAY
Columbus Chapter of Senior Ha¬ dassah has a board meeting, the first of the 1956-57 season. Monday, 8 30 p. m., at the Jewish Center.
Zion Chapter Launches Drive
Above is the Membership com¬ mittee at the recent tea launching the drive for new members of Zion Chapter, Ef'nal B'rith, at the home of Mrs. Hal Blue. Seated are: Mrs. Maurice Levlne, Mrs. Theodore Schlonsky, Mrs. Louis Robins, Mra. Irvin Dworliln, Mrs. Harry Nacdi¬ men, Mrs. Martin Marx, Mra. Kal Greenfield, and Mrs. Robert L. Friedman; standing are: M i; s. David Handler, president of Zloti Chapter, and Mrs. Blue, Member¬ ship chairman..
Other members ot the committee coop^atlng to see that each and
not yet affiliated with B'nai B'rith, will be contacted and invited to Join the organization, include:
Mrs. Albert Blank, Mrs. J. A. Barnett, Mra. Harry jElreedman, Mrs. Jack Koopersteln, Mrs. Louis Lovin, Mra. Joseph Minkin, Mrs. Wm. Nullman, Mra. Ted Pier, Mra. J. Nathan Polater, Mra. Joaeph Schecter, Mrs. Howard Schoen¬ baum, Mrs. Harry Schwartz, Mrs. Abe Silverman, Mrs. Jack Swartz, Mrs. Roy Wolf.
It ta important that each and every woman in Oolumbus be affi¬ liated with a B'nai B'rith Women's
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every Jewish woman tn Oolumbus, [Chapter, as dally everyone receives
MR. HOODIN
MR. HELLMAN
SPEAKERS IN BEHALF OF ISRAEL BONDS
Joseph Hoodin, prominent attor¬ ney and industrialist of Cincinnati, will apeak at the home of William L. Goodman, 51 Eastmoor Blvd., Thursday night, in a parlor meet¬ ing arranged to assist the High Holiday Israel Bond Appeal.
Mr. Goodman, active in com¬ munity and public affairs, ia in¬ viting a large number of people to his home to meet and hear the dynamic Cinclnnatian who was twice hla communit/a UJA chair¬ man and now serves on both the national UJA Campaign Cabinet and the Board of Governora of. Israel Development Bonds.
Ben Lurie, prominent attorney and community leader, and a close friend of Mr. Hoodln, Is assisting in the plans for a good turn out for the meeting.
Mr. Hoodin attended the Jeru¬ salem Conference In 1950 as a member of the American delega¬ tion when the plans were drawn for launching the Independence Is¬ sue of Israel Bonds, an event which took place in the Spring of 1061. He plans on participating In
Yehuda Hellman, dynamic and penetrating author, journalist and advisor, Is the High Holy Day speaker who will address Beth Jacob Congregation Kol Nidre Night and Agudas Achim Congre¬ gation Yom Kippur Morning, on behalf of the national Appeal for larael  Development Bonds.
Milton Leeman and Louis M. Levin head the Beth Jacob Com¬ mittee. Abe Wolman ia chairman of the Agudaa Achim Committee, with David Levison, Sam Schlon¬ sky, Jacob Gilbert, Joseph L. Schwartz and Ivan Gilbert serving as hia co-chairmen.
Frequently at the scene of major International events affecting the Jewish people, Mr. Hellman has made a reputation as a reporter of keen Insight and uncommon ac¬ curacy. Ho served as chief of the Paris Bureau of the Jewish Tele¬ graphic Agency, covered develop¬ ments in France and England be¬ fore coming to the United 'States, where he haa aerved at the United Nations listening post.
A large and representative com-
beneflts from their program Community and Social Service . . . Good Will Projects . . . Youth Or¬ ganizations. Your aupport of 'B'nai B'rith assures the flhe aupport in the program of health . . . whether it be here in America, at one of th^ hospitals sponsored by B'nai B'rith, or In Israel, In the Chil¬ dren's Home.
When one of the women of Zion Chapter calls on you, please say YES to her question. You will realize the.importance of the work >f the largest Jewish women's or¬ ganization for service to humanity.
New members will be formally inducted Into membership at the first meeting Tueaday evening, 3ept. 25, at the Center.
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Something new haa been added to B'nai B'rith,  Zion Chapter.
The "extra" of Important news >yas mailed to the entire member- i ihip juat prior to Rosh Hashonah. txplalning the complete program.
The plan, effective through March 31, 1957i gives each member in opportunity to convert her cash contributions into a 'Paper Credit Account. Credits are .secured by;
1. Selling   ads   for   the   Souvenir Program  Boolt.
2. Soliciting subscriptions (or the Menorah Bali.
3. Personal  pledge to the Menor¬ ah Ball.
4. Contributing   to   Remembrance Fund and other tribute funds.
5. Saving sales tax  stamps.
6. Giving merchandise to-the Re¬ sale Shop of Zion Chapter.
7. Working in the Resale Shop. For every $25 earned, one ticket
)n Las Vegas trip will be given; .'or every $50 earnud. one admission to the "Chuck Wagoa" party to De held in April of 1957, will be 7iven.
The goal for Zion Chapter Is . . . fjach and every member to be an aarning Fund Donor member.
TERM OPENS AT HEBREW SCHOOL
Columbua Hebrew School's fall term begins Monday at the Jewish Center.
Ri'giatrallon for beginners will [ b held open until Sept. 17. Parents with children aged 7 arc urged to j enroll them by that date. It Is Im- I perative that ail boys and girls en- I rolle<l In the Hebrew School re¬ port to their respective classes I Monday and attend  regularly.
It Is particularly important for all the boys and girls to begin their studies Immediately at the Hebrew School so that they can learn about the Immediate holl - days,
Tbe school's curriculum includes the study of the Hebrew language, Jewlah history, bible, religion, cua- toms and ceremonies, prayers artd aonga, and preparation of boys for Bar Mitzvah. Girls will also be pre¬ pared for Bas Mitzvah.
Three buses will accommodate boys and grirls to and from school. All the younger children who are on the first trip will be picked up from Qi^hUc school. Children on the 2nd and 3rd trips will be picked up from their homes.
Schedule of classes: first trip, 3:45 to 5; 2nd trip, 5-6:15; 3rd trip, 6:15 to 7:30.
CONG   VORYS
Men's Club Guest
Tlfereth Israel Men's Club an¬ nounces Its main speaker for the first affair of the coming year- the installation banquet Tuesday, Sept. 18, 6. p. m.. in the Temple social hall will be John M. Vorys, Congressman from the 12th Ohio District  (Franklin County).
Cong. Vorya, holder of an honor¬ ary LL.D.. degree from Ohio Wea- leyan University and an alumnus of Yale and Ohio State unlveraitlea, has been representing and serving the people of this district aince his first election to Congress in 1938.
As a member ot the House Com¬ mittee on Foreign Affairs for 16 years and a former member of the Joint House-Senate Committee which lASpeoted German concen- (eontlnaed on pace 8)
Council Has Plan For New Members
Council of Jewish Women Mem¬ bership committee Is engaged In adding new membera to its group. Thia year, new membera who so desire will be placed in small groups to meet monthly, either in¬ dividually or with eacrf" other. Also each mpnth, all of the groups will participate in various council ac¬ tivities.
According to Mrs. Milton Parker. Membership chairman, this plan has" been adopted to make new¬ comers feel at home In the new community and In Council. It of¬ fers an opportunity to make friends with othei- new membera, and to meet and work with older members.
The plan Is optional. Any new member who feels that her time Is too limited for such a program. Is Invlr 1 to any session at her lei- sur'
For additional information, coll Mrs. Alex Clowson, fund-raising chairman. BE. 1-7811; Mrs. Ted Schlonsky, BE. 1-5607; Mrs. Jo.seph Schecter. BE. 1-1137; Mrs. Meyer Hoffman, BE. 1-1012. or Mrs. Loula Robins. BE. Ir3883.
Collection days for Zion Chap ter's Resale Shop are each and every Monday. A member of B'nai B'tlth, Zion Chapter, will call for /our objects of  resaleable value.
TWIG 21 HAS FIRST MEETINO WEDNESDAY
Opening meeting of the 1956-57 season of Twig 21 will be held at the home of Mrs. Harry Goldstein, 77 S. Stanwood Rd.. Wedneaday, i:30 p. m. Mrs. Ben Yalman and Mrs. Jack Schilling wl.ll serve as co-host eases.
Presiding at the meeting wtll be Mrs.   Ben   Zuckerman,    who   asks
a stutty tour of Israel thla Fall, as' mlttee of ushers will take part in
a  member of  an important U.  S.   the   High   Holy   Day   Appeal   at i that   all   members    remember   to
group. (conllnufU on p»Ke 10) I ^^'''^S their project money.
COMMUNITY  DANCE  AT CENTER SEI»T. 15
The sixth annual Yom Kippur Night community dance ia sched¬ uled Saturday evening, Sept. 16, at the Jewish Center, with music by  Henry Clncione's orchestral.
Tickets are $1.50 per person for Center members. $1.75 for non- members, with the price including midnight supper.
Mrs. Jack Schilling Is chairman of the Center social 'committee which la supervising' the dance. Decorations In the auditorium are beig prepared by members of Club 25, under guidance of Miss Gina Geminder.
YFTL   HAKE  SALE   AT MARTIN'S SEI*T. 23
Young Folks Temple League will sponsor a bake sale at Martin's Delicoleaaen Sunday, Sept. 23. That aame evening. YFTL will hold ita first  meeting at Templfr Israel.
DR. GOLDBERG
Directs Institute
Dr. Harvey Goldberg has been appointed acting director of the Institute of Jewish Studies for the 1956-57 academic year, It was an¬ nounced by Max I. 2ilsklnd, chair¬ mah of the Center Institute Com¬ mittee.
The popular and dynamic Dr. Goldberg will replace Dr^ Marvin Fox, who la on leave as the reci¬ pient of Ohio State University's Elizabeth Clay Howard Fellowship for post doctoral study at .Harvard University.
Dr. Goldberg will be returning to the Institute faculty after an absence of over a year, during which time he traveled extensively in France and the Middle-East. Former students will remember Dr. Goldberg's exciting treatment of The Dreyfuss Case In hia course on Nationalism in France, as well as his more recent lectures on the development of the "Shtet'l" In Eastern Europe.
This semester, In addition to serving as acting director of the Institute, Dr. Goldberg will teach a course titled: "Recent Jewish History — The Nationalist Move¬ ment."
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