Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1958-04-25

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l^ol. 36. No. r7
COLUMBUS, OHIO, FRIDAY. APRIL 25. 1958
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PLANS SET FOR ISRAEL ANNIVERSARY
The Columbus Planning Com¬ mittee for the celebration of the tenth anniversary of the State of Israel has been established by the Jewish Community Council, com ^sed of 46 agencies. Serving ai
' co-chalrmon are Jack Schlff, Mrs. Simon Lei2ffrus and Fred 'Srerilcin. Secretary is Ben M. Mandelkorn. , Theme of the anniversary cele¬ bration Is "Peace and.Pemocracy In the Middle Bast." The Colum. bus   observahce   will    be    higb-
¦ lighted with an affair June i in
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the Deshler Hilton beillroom.
Two committees have been set up to promote attendance; one In the Jewish community tind the
her in the non-Jewish pom- munity. Co-chairmen ot the form¬ er will be Mrs. Harry Schwartz and David Goldsmith. Serving as chairman df promotion and at¬ tendance of the non Jewish group will be br. Bernard T. Mindlin.
Other cheiirmen include: Dr. Ben Gertner, hall and general ar¬ rangements committee; Mrs. Har¬
old Eldelsteln and LoUis Kreikoff, reception committee; Oscar Fieckner, dais committee; and Gus K. Bowman Jr., Byer & Bow¬ man Advertising, Agency, publi¬ city.
Members of the Columbus Plan- ntng\Comnilttee are:
Dr. "B. W. Abramson, Lou Ac¬ kerman, Mra. Israel Berliner, Maurice Chanis, Herbert Cum¬ mins, Mrs. Harold Edelstein, Mrs. Herbert J^'eldman, Oscar Fieck¬ ner, Harry Gilbei^t, pr. Ivan Gil¬
bert, Mrs. Richard Golden, Sey¬ mour Gorchoff, Dr. E. J. Gordon, Mrs. Lester Harris, Danifel Harri. son, Mrs. Harold Hillson.
Herman Katz, Robert L. Mell¬ man, Mrs. Allan Meyer, Milton Blitsky, Mrs. Jack Reslerj Mayer Rosenfeld, Albert Schiff, Mrs. Wiliiam Schiff, Harry Sohwaftz, Mra. Harry Schwartz, Justlj/ L. Slllman, E. M. Slmona, Jrs/ Joe Weiner, Herbert Wise, Abfe-~vJ. Yenkin, Fred Yenkin, Joseph Zox.
Professional    Jewish    a o o i a 1
workera who wlil aerve eia oonsul- tanta to the varioua comniitteea are: Lazar Brener, Seymour Gorchoff, Melvin Harris, Daniel Harrison, Robert Kurtzman, May¬ er Rosenfeld, Mike Schwartz, Charies F. Wittensteln.
The Columbua Committee is one of 111 similar community groups throughout ' the United States which have organized to mark Israel's tenth anniversary in this country. The national celebration is  being  carried  on    under    the
auspices of the American Com¬ mittee for Israel's tenth eumivers- ary celebration.
Dr. Israel Goldstein, president of the Aiherfcan Jewish Congress, is cbeiirman.
A community choreil group is being formed for the anniversary celebration' June i. Anyone inter- jested should attend the first meeting Monday, 8 p. m., at the Jewish Center. Cantor Irvlnjg Schreier of Temple Israel wdll conduct the  choir.
Invitations Sent to 2000 Local Women to UJF 'Affair of Year'
More than 2000 women In Co¬ luinbus have received Invitations to the "Affedr of the Year," spon¬ sored by the Women's Division of the United Jewisb Fund. The party is at the Jewish Center Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. .So that 100% of the funds con¬ tributed can be turned over to the United Jewish Fund for over- aeas relief and local needs, the women will be charged $1 to de¬ fray expenaes.
Highlight of the evening will be an address by Dr. Bernard H. Casper.'Deaii of students at tbe Hebrevy University In Jerusalem, and one ot Jewry'il ttiost vigdrous and effective leaders.
BnfiUsh by birth. Dr. Casper studied tor the rabbinate at Jevra College In London, a famoud theo¬ logical seminary. He then attend¬ ed Cambridge University, where be specialized In English litera¬ ture and anthropology. At Ceun- brldge, he was a contemporary of Abba Ebem. After graduating from Ceunbridge with an M. A., Dr. Camper became the rabbi of an important congregation In Manchester.
In 1940, Dr. Casper took leave of his congregation to serve In Britedn'a armed forcea as a chap- laiii during World War n. After «ervlng tn Bngland for two years, he was transferred to Bgypt where, when the Jewish Brigade vras formed, he organized its chaplaincy and beceime its Chief Cbapledn.
After V-E Day, the Brigade vi^tibae members were largely Pal¬ estinian Jewa, was active In help¬ ing Jewish DPs from Central Europe get ihto Italy and Into the underground reiilway to Israel — the famed Aliyah Bet — "illegal" immigration operation.
After the Brigade disbanded In 1946, Dr. Casper rieturned to his pulpit (n Mcmchester He was called to his present post at tbe
Hebrew Univer^ty from Mem- cheater in 1958. Dr. Caaper' haa gained ein intimate knowledge of the abaorption picture aa it af¬ fects Israel's youth, and is a speaker of authority as well as eloquence on this phase of Israel's life.
Cheiirmen of the affair are Mrs. Jules Mark, Mrs. Bernard Felt¬ llnger emd Mrs. Theodore Schlon¬ sky, vrith Mrs. Alien Gunder¬ sheimer Sr., and Mrs. Josepii Schecter of the Advisory com¬ mittee.
The general committee la com¬ posed of Mesdtunea Harold Kayne, Morris Paine, Fred Bo- land, Sam Luper, Don Shuater man, Mitchell Goodman, Albert Rosen, Harry Cutler, Gernerd Cohen, Martin Polster.
Mrs. JUlea Mark and Mrs. Seim- uel Luper, co-cheiirmen of Invita¬ tions and medllng, were assisted by Mesdames Morris Skilken, Don Shustemian, David Levlson, Al¬ bert Blank, Harold Edelstein, Abe Schustick, Abe Wolman, Manny Enghmder.
Members of Temple Israel Young Folks Temple League, Sigma Theta Pl soi:orlty ' and douncilettes, wito also helped with the addressing and medling of invitations, are Jtyra Brahms. Carol Mlchaelson, Corinne Zacks, Marlene Solom¦on^, Wendy Ab¬ rams, Davida Qeraten, Sandra Meurka, Sharon Reich, Andrea Kushner, Terry Thall, Debbie Sie¬ gel, Sherry Shamansky, Ellen ziis- kind, Marjorie Berg, Bruce Ten- nenbaum, Bruce Slegel.
"Belies are Ringing," a aklt written by Mrs. Alien Gunder¬ sheimer Sr., Eind coached by Mra. Maurice Sher, will be presented Wednesday. The cast:
Mesdames Harry Cutler, Sem. ford Lipson, Howard Bloom, Jer¬ ome Hackman, Theodore Simson, Albert Gllck, Steuiley Goldberg, Starfley Klein, Harold " Schotten¬ steln, Morris Snyder, Herbert Meizlish. Iseidore Rinkov, Arnold Sher, Ben Balshone, Lee Skilken, Marvin Gutter, Kenneth Kauff¬ man. ""—-^,,
Mrs. Sol Zell la accompanist.
Among the highlights of Wed- ni £day's "Affair of the Year" will be awarding of aeverai prizea, which will include a leather jac¬ ket—a gift of Samuel Roberts, manufacturer of Haverhill, Meiaa.; a gift certificate from Cole's of Columbus, three paira of A. S. Beck shoes, emd a 10-treatraent course .from Niblack's.
Co-chairman of hostesses for Wviinesday's big event are Mrs. Mitchell Goodman and Mrs. Har. old G. Kayne. Their committee In¬ cludes Mrs. Frank Glassmem, Mrs. Leon Sellgson, Mrs. Joseph Zox, Mrs. Blair Ruben, Mrs. Rob¬ ert Curl, Mra. A. H. Kantor, Mrs. Gil Siegel.
Hostesses will be:
Mesdames Leo Elferman, S. W. Rubenstein, David Stavsky,    Abe Jacobson, Al Esterkin, Irv Schus- (coatlnaed on pagre S)
DEOORATIOINiS OOMMITTBE — Shown making arrangements for next week's "Affair of the Year" for United Jewish Fund Women are Mrs. Morris Paine and her Decorations committee. Seated are Mrs. Don Shusterman, Mrs. Mitchell Rosepr Mra. Bernard Schot¬ tensteln and Mrs. Paine. ' (Topy photo)
THE H08PITAIJTY OOMMITTBB above will serve late refresljments after the community meet¬ ing of United Jewish Fund Women next week. Serving on the committee, abdve, are: .standing — ,Mrs. Martin Polster (chairman), Mrs. Max Shell, Mrs. Harry Nacdlmen. Mrs. Irvinlj Cohen; seated— Mrs. Liwrence Polster, Mrs. Louis Goldfarb. Mrs. Irving Brenner. Mrs. Sam .lavlne. Mrs. Sam Val¬
cov. Mrs, Martin Davidorf, Mrs. Murray Alexander, Mrs. I. M. Harris, Mrs. Hy Stone. Mrs. Albert Beim, Mrs. Leonard DworHIn, Mrs. A. B. Thall. Other committee members, not pictured. Include: Mes¬ dames Nat Fast, Harold Topy, Herman Seigel, Art Zwelllng. Jay Barnett, Joe Minkin, Jack Kooper¬ stein, Herman (Richman, Arthur Westerman. Harry Goldstein, (Topy photo)
WALTER BIRGE TO
SPEAK SUNDAY
FOR FORUM
Tomorrow, Walter Birge, prom¬ inent businessman and former diplomat, will speak at the Sun¬ day Evening Forum of the B'nai B'rlth Hillel Foundation.
Mr. BIrge recently returned from an extensive tour of Ontral and Latin Americei, during which time he assimilated numerous in¬ teresting and enlightening facts concerning problems of United States-Latin American relationa.
The theme of hia tallf will be; "Latin America: Looking Toward the United Statea."
Mr. Efirg? graduated from Har¬ vard in 1935 and continued hia postgraduate studies in Political Science emd Finance at the Uni¬ versity of London and later at the (jcbrge Waahington Univera- ity. From 1941 to 1955, he served in the Diplomatic Corps as a Foreign Service Officer mainly associated with the U. S. Embasay In Turkey.
Prom 1955 to 1967, Mr. Birge waa associated with the Financial Service on Wall Street.
He is currently affiliated with the Ranco Corporation of Colum¬ bus in the capacity of Export Manager.
Sunday Evening Forums arc held weekly and commence at 8:00. There is no admission charge
TEMPLE ISRAEL IS
HOST TO OVC'S
OaEGATES
Members of Temple Israel will welcome delegates from 54 Re¬ form Jewish congregations to the Ohio Valley Council Regioned Bi¬ ennial meeting in Columbus next week-end. May* 2-4, at the Ft. Hayes Hotel.
Temple membera have been in¬ vited to the discussion groups and seaaions aa well eia the Saturday evening reception and banquet at the hoteL Reaervationa can be made by calling the Temple office. Those who want, can attend the
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HOSTESSES SET FOR RECEPTION SUNDAY NIGHT
The following Will serve aa hostesses for the reception which will follow the installation of of¬ ficers of the Agudeia Achim Con¬ gregation Sunday, 8 p. m., at the synagogue:
Mesdames LoUls Berliner, Ike Cohen, Louis Orossmem, Irwin Dworkln, Arthur Katz, Eli Levi¬ son, Meyer Mellman, Morris Men¬ del, Leo Llnsk, William Nullman, George Omstein, Leon Schotten¬ atein, Ha);Old Schottenatein, Mor¬ rey Tarcov, Sam Topolosky. Sem- ford Timen, Abe Yenkin, Itodore Zeidin.
'The program will open with Mi's. Joseph L. Schwartz leading in the singing of the "Star Spangled Banner." She will be ac¬ companied by Mrs. Louia Zia- kind.
Chairman and Installing officer will be Harry Schwartz. Greetings will be given by Arthur Kai^ president of the Brotherhood, and;- Mrs. Martin Godofsky, president,' of the Sisterhood. I;
Following the  installation  artd'-; aoceptance by Sam Luper, presi¬ dent.  Rabbi  Rubenstein  will  in¬ troduce the guest speeiker for the evening. Rabbi Leo Jung.
The meeting will close with Cantor PhlUp (3el|man leading In the singing of "Hatlkveih," and will be followed by a reception in the social ball, honoring the newly-installed "officers and board members.
In addition to Mr. Luper, the following officers will alao be in¬ stalled:
Philip Waidmem, V 1 c e-presi- dent; Abe Yenkin, treasurer; Samuel  Rosenthal,   financieil  sec-
program following the banquet. Dr.   Jerome   D.   Folkman   will j retary; Sanford Timen, recording
secretary.
keynote the ' convention in hla sermon at the Friday night wor- ahip aervice at the Temple, May 2, when the congregation will officially welcome tbe out-of-town vtaitora.
Hosts emd hostesses for the banquet which will highlight the social eLspect of the three-day meeting   will   Include:
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aronson, Mr.   and  Mrs.  Sidney  Berg,   Mr.
The entire community is invit¬ ed.
INSTRUCTIONS FDR 'B' DAY DONORS
CENTER SUNDAY FUNTBME BUS TIUP TOMORROW
Mound Park at Nevvark, O., will be tlie destination of a Funtlme bus trip Sunday for Center Jun- lora. The Newark earthworks conalsta of moundbuildera and octagon areas where remaina are preserved of what was originally the most extensive "ceremonial" earthworks known.
Buses will leave tbe Center at 1 p. m. tomorrow and return ap¬ proximately at 6 p. m. Enrollment is limited to the capacity of the buses and is limited to Center members. It la open to all Juniors (8-11).
Registration fee is SOo,
Wednesday, May 7, is the day all donors who have made ap-- and Mrs. Troy Felbel, Mr. arid j polntments to give blood will Mrs. NOrman Folpe, Mr. and Mrs. Meet between noon and 6 p. m., Marvin Frank, Mr. ahd Mrs. Wll- at the Jewish Onter. The Red Ham Giick, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin ' Cross Bloodmoblle will be on duty Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kahn, j and the Blood Donor Council Mr. ond Mrs. Arthur Loeb, Jr., committee will serve refresh- Dr. and Mrs. Harold Monett, Mr. ments afterwards- to all donors.
and Mra. Maurice Sher.
Sol Zell, in charge of trana. portation, will be aaaisted by Daniel Cohen, Ernest Deutsch, John Resler, Sol Sheimem, Saul Sokol, Rudolph Stern, Jr.
On the registration committee, Dr. Harold Monett chalrmem, are bemiel Cohen, Mra. Samuel Gup, Loula Krakoff, Sidney Levoff, Mra. Harold Monett.
Dr. Louis Blnstock, of Temple Sholom, Chicago, vrill be the speaker at the Saturday night banquet. His subject .will- be "Guardian of the Congregation."
Jack S. Resler and Mrs. Herb¬ ert Fenburr will give greetings at the banquet, pre; Ided over by Pr. Leon Saks ol Cincinnati, president of the Ohio Valley Council.
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A few musts to remember are:
Do not come hungry, but do hot: eat a he^vy -meal beforehand either. Be sure eight weeks liave peissed since you last donated. Be sure you are not suff,erlng from a cold or an acute allergy attack. Also, be sure you are not suffer¬ ing from jaundice or that you. are not pregnant
A medical examination will be given all donors prior to donating blood.
Because the demand for blood is so urgent, particularly due to the vast amount u^ed tn the new ¦ open-heart sundry technique^ a goal of 250 pints :bas been set for the drive.
The Blood Council Is also (iirn< isblng nursetry service and tran*.. portation for those who need Jt
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