Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1957-10-11

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Vol. 3B, No. 42
COLUMBUS, OHIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1957
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MRS. HERBERT MEIZLISH AND MRS. JEROME  GROSS
CO-GHAIRMEN LIST CAPTAINS, WORKERS FOR HADASSAH'S ANNUAL DONOR DINNER
Mrs. Herbert ij^lzllsh and Mra. Jerome Gross, donor dinner pledge co-chalrmefiTsubmlt the following list of captains and worfi- crs, women who have devoted many hours to obtaining pledges for. Hadassah's 29th annual donor dinner, Nov. 3. Their untiring efforts hfivemade this annual event the most Important ot Hadaasoh's fund-ralalng acason.-
(Haptaln, Mra. Paul Calllff; Mrs. Reuben Abramson, Mrs. Na¬ than 2k>ff, Mra. David Roth, Mrs. Morris Paine.
Captain, Mrs. Jerome Fisher; Mrs. Sam Melzlish, Mrs. Theodore Pier, Mrs. Leonart Wasserstrom. Captain, Mrs. Frank Glassman; Mrs. Louis Adelman, Mrs. Abe Seff, Mrs. Isadore Gurevltz, Mra. Alvin Worley.
Captain, Mra. Harold Golden; Mrs. Moe I^rsoh, Mra. R. D. Nateman, Mra. Sam Luper.
Captain. Mrs. Pavid Goldsmith; Mrs. Mayer Roaenfeld, Mra. Jack Schlff, Mra. Joaeph Zox.
Captain, Mrs. R. J. Groban; Mrs. William Barash, Mra. J. Krakowltz, Mrs. Roy Stone, Mrs. Ben  yonkin.
Captain, Mrs. Abe Jacobson; Mrs. Lester Seligson, Mra. Leon Scho;ttensteln, Mrs. Pred Yenkln. Cifeptain, Mrs. Norbert Kruger; Mrs. Bernard Ruben, Mrs. Ber¬ nard Ruben, Mrs. Franz Wes¬ trelch, Mrs. Simon Kahn.
(Daptain, Mrs. Bernard Mentser: Mrs. Jule Mark, Mrs. Wm. Sohiff, Mrs. Harold Kayne Mrs. Harry Getz.
Captain, Mrs. August Sohofer; Mrs. ~Sol Elsenman, Mrs. Norman Mathless.
Captain, Mrs. Sanford Tlmen; Mrs. Louis Mark, Mrs. Abe Levl- aon, Mrs. Jack Wolman, Mra. Fred Levi, Mrs. Albert Wasser¬ strom.
Captain, Mrs. Sidney Tyroler; Mra. S. . Myron Gurevltz, Mrs. Sanford Llpson, Mrs. Sol Myers. Captain, Mrs. Sam Valcov; Mrs, Max Kanter, Mrs. Dave Levison, Mrs. Joaeph D. Schecter.
Captain, Mrs. WUllam Wasser¬ strom; Mrs. Bernard Feltllnger, Mrs. Joseph Skllken, Mra. M. A. Krakoff, Mra. Ben Levison, Mra. Martin Shiffman.
Captain, Mrs. Aladar Zlpser; Mrs. Sig Ornstein, Mrs. L. L. Praver, Mra. E. E. Englander.
B. and P., Mrs. Bertha Tevers. Mrs. Jack Molar  (Lancaster,  O.)
I. W. GAREK TOURS ^MUNICH WITH OTHERS
Isadore W. Garek of Columbus will be among 60 prominent A- merlcanfl to Inflpect the Radio ^ree Europe broadcaatlng center at Munich, Germany, on a 10-day inspection tour which left New York City Friday.
Mr. Garek, partner In the Co¬ lumbus law firm of Crabbe, Gar¬ ek & Sillman, has long been prominent in B'nal B'rith, civic and most Jewish affairs. He la a member, of the Allocations Com¬ mittee of the United Jewish Fund of Columbus, and paat campaign chairman of that organization.
His varied other activities In¬ clude membership on the Board of Trustees and vice-preaidency of Leo N. Levy Memorial Hospit¬ al. Hot SprJnga, Ark.; past presi¬ dent of tlie'Jewish Center; trus¬ tee of the B'nai B'rith Henry Monsky Foundation of Washing¬ ton,  D.C.     y
The Munich tour, which will include afso side trips to and be¬ hind the Iron Curtain, is sponsor¬ ed by th^ Crusade for Freedom, private American organization which supports Radio Free Eur¬ ope's broadcasts to the five Sov¬ iet-dominated nations of East Europe.
The national leaders on the In¬ spection trip will do volunteer work for the Crusade during its 1958 fund drive.
HERBERl* LEVY
MRa SIM6N LAZARUS
Annual Meeting of UJF is Scheduled
Samu^l/Sfil^bach, president of the United Jewish Fund.^has an¬ nounced tho appointment of Herbert Levy aa chairman to handle plans for the annual meeting of the United Jewiah Fund. It is Siinday. Oct. 20, 6 p. m., at Winding Hollow Country Club. Ail those who participated in the 1957 highly aucceasfui campaign of 1957 are invited. 	
JDIS. FOLKMAN FEATURED   | GUEST OF HADASSAH
Columbus chapter of Hadassah announces plans for Its dessert meeting at the Jewish Center Tuesday,  12;80 p. m.
Mrs. Jerome Folkman will be the featured guest. Her Informal talk will bo entitled "Keys to Happiness," and will concern with woman's role In the home, community ahd the world. In ad¬ dition she will discuss a woman's view of the United. Nations.
No reservations will be neces¬ sary for the meeting, and baby sitting will be provided.
BEV SCHOTTENSTEIN
Each year, Columbus chapter of Hadassah presents a souvenir program to thoae attending the annual donor dinner. The pro¬ gram ia a valuable contribution which absorbs the Ipw. but in¬ evitable coat of the fund-ralaing function, thereby enabling the whole of everyone's pledged con¬ tribution to be aent to the Hadaa¬ aah Medical Organization In Is¬ rael.
The ad book committee an¬ nounces thia year that in addi¬ tion to usual content of the ad book, all Hadassah membership will be Hated.
The book has been capably planned this year again by Mrs. Joseph Zievc. who was aaaisted by Mrs. Alvin Schottenstein and Mra. Harold Felnsteln, The fol¬ lowing women have served as ad book workers; I
Mesdamea David Schwartz. San¬ ford Timen, Martin Shiffman, Jerome Fisher, Arnold Groaaman,- Louis Wilson, Jack Siiberstein. Harry Getz,  Ben  Yunkih.
Meadames Morris Siegel, laa¬ dore Rosenwaaacr, Nat Smoler, Ben Goodman, Fred Fisher, Lew¬ is Levy, Norman Katz, E. E. Kel- ner, Munroe Palestrant, Harry Rothman.
Mesdames Harold Edelstein, Sol Elsenman, Harry Masser, Sam Topolosky, Robert Masser, B. W. Abramson, Herbert Gross¬ man, Marvin Grossman, Sam Op¬ penhelmer, Michael Karr, Albert Shkolnick, Misses Helen Smith and Sara Robblns.
'JUDGE' FEATURED OUEST FOR STAG
"Judge" Ts Bookbinder, the prince of Jewish humor, will be the feature attraction of the Temple Israel Brotherhood stag dinner Tuesday, Oct. 22, at Wlnd-^ Ing Hollow Country Club, 6:30 ^ m.
Mr. Bookbinder haa appeared from coast to coast and has been a hilarious "hit" everywhere.
One of his biggest acts these days Is performed for various business groups. Bookbinder as¬ sumes the role of an expert in the field of endeavor which he is to address; then proceeds to befuddle the group with startling opinions. Generally he stretches the pose to Its fullest before de¬ nouncing hla listeners for accept¬ ing him so blindly.
In private life he haa a suc¬ cessful insurance agency ('Con¬ necticut Mutual Life). He is mar¬ ried and lives in E. Orange, N. J.
Norman Folpe is chairman of the stag. Which also will highlight the installation of new Brother¬ hood members.
There, will be some Interesting door prizes and cards and gamea will follow the meeting.
There is a nominal charge of $3 for the dinner.
Herbert'Levy reporta that thia will be the 32nd year since the establishment of the Fund In Co¬ lumbus. Over the years, with tho growth of the community, the! Fund haa grown in number ot' contributors, participants and< in campaign achievement. It has de¬ veloped into the community's one major and central Instrumentali¬ ty in raising substantial funds for more than 40 cauaea of alt kinds which receive general community acceptancy and support.
In the past, Mr. Levy stated, | the meeting was limited essen¬ tially to the campaign leadership,, but this one will be open to any in the community who have par-' ticlpated and contributed to the drive.
Those who played major roles in the campaign will be honored. The new officers and board of di¬ rectors of the Fund for 1957-68 will be elected that evening. To highlight the affair, Mrs. Simon Lazarus, first Columbus woman to attend the United Jewish Ap¬ peal Overseas Study Mission, will present her first report to the community. It should prove to be most Interesting and timely.
Herbert Levy stated that In ad¬ dition to awards, reports and speeches, there will also be a lighter side to entertain those present. Working with him on the committee are Mra. Allen Gundershelmer, Allen Gunder¬ shelmer Jr., Irving Lackritz, Mrs. David Roth, Mrs. Harry Sch¬ wartz, Mrs. Ben Kahn and Robert Greene.
B'NAI B'RITH STATE CONFERENCE HERE
David S. Tesher, consulate Gen¬ eral of Israel, will be gtiest apeaker at the installation lunch¬ eon of the Ohio State Association of B'nai B'Hth chapters and lodges, Sunday.
Some 100 delegates are expect¬ ed at the two-day meeting, which starts tonight at the Deshler-Hll- ton Hotel,
Mra. Milton J. Leeman, presl- (jcnt of District 2 Women, will address the chapters tonlglfit=and will serve as Installation officer for  the  women   on  Sunday.
Leonard Kirschener of Cincin¬ nati is president of the Ohio Association. Mrs. Harry Barnett of Canton Is president of the chapters.
Mrs. Jack Schilling was In charge     of     arrangements.
RAANANA WINDS UP MEMBERSHIP DRIVE TUESDAY EVENING
Raanana will culminate Its Ift- tcnslvc membership campaign Tuesday evehing at the Jewish Center, with its paid-up member- ahtp affair. It will bcglh at 8:30, at which time the new members win meet with the old.
A full evening's entertainment has been planned. Mrs. Mike Seldemann, program chairman, announcea that a musical come¬ dy, enUtled "Out of this World," using an International flavor for , motif, will be presented.
Participants are: Mesdames Ivy Anders, Murray E b n e r, Leo Linsk, Sam Knecht, Martin Hoff¬ man, Frank Nutis. Accompanist for the performance is Mrs. Ivan Romanhof-
A complete' buffet supper Is being planned by hospitality co- chairmen, Mrs.Martin Greenberg and Mrs. Sanford Kayne. Fol¬ lowing, cards and mah jong will be played.
Invitations have been sent to all young matrons who attended the opening September meeting. For those who mlss^ the meet¬ ing, they are Invited to the paid- up affair and to bring their friends.
Raanana, an affiliate of Nat¬ ional Mizrachi Women of Ameri¬ ca, supports over 54 pi:oJects In [^rael, all towards malntalnance and Upkeep for homeless chil¬ dren. It Is the only Zionist or¬ ganization which cares only for children.
AGUDAS ACHIM TEEN-AGERS TO MEET "DB. BOP'* TONIGHT
For Agudaa Achlm teen-agers and their friends It will be quite a full evening of entertainment when "Dr. Bop,'' popular radio figure, comes to Agudaa Achlm'a social hall tonight at 9. Enter¬ tainment, decorations and re¬ freshments have been planned, with the utmost care by a com¬ mittee consisting of Joyce Godof¬ sky. Gwen Goldfarb. Judith Shell and Barbara Ann Sher.
FIRST MEETING OF
CLASSICS FORUM
ISTOMORRO)V(^
Dr. Ivan Gilbert, chairman ^( the Cultural CommltJ^ ofjAgudas Achim Congregation, announces the first meeting of the Jewish Classics Forum for the New Year will be held tomorrow (Sunday), .S p. m.. In the social hall.
The work to .be analyzed is the Book of )Koheleth (Ecclesiastes), tbe traditional MegiUab read dur¬ ing the Festival of Succoth.
The following will assist in the reading of the MegiUab:
Dr. Paul Miller, Sanford Timen, Louis Ziskind, Saul Levy, Arthur Katz, RIcbard Fisher. Mrs. Louis Ziskind, Mrs. Joseph Schecter, Sirs. Abe Wolman, Mrs. Gabriel Zlsenwine. Mrs. Jack Betsec, Mrs. Samuel W. Rubenstein.
Members of the Brotherhood will serve as ushers. At the con¬ clusion of the meeting, a social hour wiil be held, wil;h the Sis¬ terhood serving as hostesses.
The meeting Is open to all.
CENTER INSTITUTE OF JEWISH STUDIES HAS NEW FACULTY; NEW COURSES ARE OFFERED
HADASSAH CHECKS
Hadassah donor dinner checks for reservations or pledges are payable to Mrs. Samuel Cohen, 25« N. Could Rd., or Mrs. Samuel Valcov, 238 S. Ardmore Rd.
BABBI STAVSKY
Prof. Anthony A. Nemetz, of the philosophy department of Ohio State University: Rabbi David Stavsky, spiritual leader of Beth Jacob Congregation, and Dr. Dov Sarver, ncweat addition to the Columbus Hebrew School staff, will 'foln the faculty of the Institute of Jewish Studies Wed¬ nesday evening, Oct. 23, when the fall term begins.
Dr. Nemetz, a member of Ohio State's faculty since 1952, attend¬ ed St. Francis Seminary in Mil¬ waukee and received both his Masters (IMS) and his Doctor of Pb'losophy degrees from the University of Chicago. Before coming to OSU, he' was an in¬ structor for three years at De- Paul University In Chicago.
He is the author of several ar¬ ticles and reviews which have ap¬ peared in such scholarly Journals
"New Scholasticism" and "The Philoaophlcai   Review."
During World War II, Prof. Nemetz served three yeara with the Army and saw action with the Artillery in the European Theatre ot Operations. Ho holds the Bronze Star,
The course to ' be taught by Dr. Nemetz ia titled. Great Ideas in Western Civilization. Its aim is to define the Interrelationa of government, religion and educa¬ tion through an examination of the ideas which underlie the basic institutions of Western culture,
Rabbi Stavsky will lecture and lead discussion on llie Method of Jewish law, a course designed to analyze the techniques by which Jewish law evolved from Its rela¬ tively simple form in tbe Torah to the elaborate and complex I <coatlnD.ed on pace 4)
PBOF.'NEMETZ