Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1962-09-28

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1962 - L'Shonah Tovah Tikosevuh - 5723
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Vol. 40, No. 39
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1962
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The Year 5723 Is Promise, Reminder
The  global   cycle  brings  us  to i from     tlie     sixth     towards    the 5723,   Rosh   Haahana,   Yom   Kip-   Seventh   thousand   mUlenlum
pUr and Succoth. It Is a period that carries both a Promise and a Reminder for Israel and man¬ kind   as  a  whole.
But people, generally, are prone to forget and Israel Is no exception.
The Tanach, the Blueprint ot Life and the true Hiistory Book pt the world, contains manifold "promises" and "reminders" and this period of time is a good time to take note and  reflect.
First, we must never forget that the Taiuwsh does not lie. In¬ deed, the Creator is watching over Hiia Word to  fulfill It.
We children of Israel have been in "exile'' almost 2,000 years, scattered and tossed about from land to land, and who can¬ not fall to see that in our time the Rock of Ages has begun to restore the House of Israel to Its ancient estate, having "saved the tents of Judah first" by re¬ surrecting this Brother-tribe of Josoph withiin the ancient con¬ fines of the  Holy Land?
Thus, promises are being kept by the One who alone keeps pro¬ mises. But, have we kept our pledge? Have we abided by the Covenant entered into at Sinai? Let us reflect deeply at this sea¬ son. Are w^ pursuing justice and righteousness? Are we ready to face the "day" that shall "burn as an oven?"
The "Blueprint" contajins both a "promise" and a "reminder." Cautioned   Malachl   the   prophet;
"For, behold, the day cometh— it shall burn as an oven; and all the proud, and all that work wickedness, shall be as stubble. And the day that cometh shall set them ablaze, saith the Lord of hosts, ajid it shall leave them neither root nor branch. But un¬ to you that tear My Name, shall the sun of righteousness arise with healing in 'Her' wings. . . Remember ye the law of Moses My servant, which 1 commanded him 'n Horeb for all Israel, even statutes   and   ordinances.
"Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet, before the coming ot the Day of the Lord, the great
UJFC Makes Assignments Of Committee Chairmen
This   has   not  been   accidental This  has  ail   happened  within  a I ^^3 jjie terrible, prophetic   pattern   as    the   cycle      Are  we   ready? of   the   Earth's   calendar   moves —^Davld  Benarone,
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The World's Week
Compiled from JTA Reports
In Washington, Dr. Joseph Schwartz, vice-president of the Israel Bond Organization, announced that Israel will pay out to American investors in the coming year $24,500,000. This represents principal and interest on the first Israel Bonds floated in the United States in 1951.
In Jerusalem, an appeal was issued to the Government of the Soviet Union to restore to Russia's 3,000,000 Jews their rights to cultural and religious freedom. The World Zionist Organization's Actions Committee also wants Jews to have permission to rejoin their families, especiaUy fami¬ lies in Israel.
In Munich, the International Police Organization stated that the Egyptian intelligence service is responsible for the Itidnapping of the West German roclcet expert, Dr. Heinz Krug. Krug has been missing nearly two weelcs.
In Richmond, Vii., the State issued a corporataion chart¬ er to the "George Lincoln Rockwell Party," despite protests that this, in effect, legalized a Nazi movement.
In Jemsalom, Cabinet ministers, government officials, and religious and educational leaders, were among the thou¬ sands of persons who attended funeral services for Rabbi Yehuda Leib Avida (Zlotnik), scholar, Mizrachi leader, and bilingual author.
Milton   Sioderiman
M. SIEDENMAN WILL TALK ABOUT ISRAEL BONDS
Mr. Milton Siedenman, Balti¬ more businessman, civic loader and communal worker, wlil speak in behalf of State ot Is¬ rael Bonds on Yom Kippur at Congregations Agudas Achim; Beth Jacob, and Ahavas Shoiom.
Mr. Seldcnman. who served aa BIG DAY Chairman for Balti¬ more's Israel Bond drive, has long played a leading role in Maryland civic and communal affairs, including the March of Dimes   and   Community   Chest
He is a member of the Gailon Club of the Rod Cro.ss Blood Donors, and .served for a time as local treasurer of the LeagUe for Religious  Labor  in   Palestino.
Prominently identified with B'nai B'rith, Mr. Soidcnmnn has held otfice as president ot Torah Lodge, served on the board of the fraternal organization's Dis¬ trict No. 5, was vico-presider of the B'nai B'rith Association of Maryland and the District of Co¬ lumbia, and is a Board member of  Menorah  Lodge.
Milton Seidenman has gained an intimate knowledge of Isra¬ el's problems from his services to the Israel Bond drive, and is well qualified to speak on the future ot  the  young nation.
The president of .the organiza-1 tions of the UJFC Councdl of Or¬ ganizations, or their representa¬ tives, will serve as hosts and hostesses at the Fourth Annual Meeting of the UJFC, Sunday evening, Oct. 14, according to Herman Katz, Chairman of the Planning   Committee.
The Council of Organlzatiions which includes more than 50 local organizations represent-the broad organizational Interests of the Jewish community in every aspect   of   community   life.
Mr. Edward Schlezlnger, Chair¬ man of the Councii or Orgamiza- tions, has urged the attendance of the presidents so that recog¬ nition can be given to the or¬ ganizations for the services and part they play in strengthening tho   year   round  work   ot  UJFC.
Through the cooperative efforts of tho organizations, projects of common concern and interest are achieved   through  the  year.
Schlezlnger stated that the Councii   ot   Organizations   is   an
integral part ot UJFC. It pro¬ vides the basic channel ot com¬ munication between the work of UJFC and the organizations and vice versa.
Plans for the Annual Meeting are rapidly being finalized. Katz announced the following com¬ mittee assignments in planning the many phases of the Annual Meeting: Samuel Shlnbach, pre¬ paration of invitations and mail¬ ing of reminders; Mrs- Simon Lazarus and Mt-s. Herbert H. Schiff, registration at dinner; Mrs. Jack S. Resler, obtaining pianist and singer (Mrs. Mayer Rosenfeld) for National Anthem; Mrg. Abe I. Yenkin and Mrs. Louis Krakoff, telephone com¬ mittee; Mrs. Lawrence Schaffer, Mrs. Bernard Feitllnger and Ed¬ ward Schlezingen', contact and follow-up presidents of organi¬ zations who will serve as host."! and hostesses; Mrs. Ben Kahn and Mrs. Morris Paine, responsi¬ ble for individual tabic and dias decorations;   Mr.  David  Madison
and Mr. Isadore Rosenwasser, exhibits, banners, and decora¬ tions for dining room; Mr. George Nacht, Mrs. Harry Roth, and Mrs. William Schiff, physical arrange¬ ments of dining room, seating arrangements and menu plam- ning; Al Greene, Dave Levlson and Mrs. Leonard Wasserstrom, review invitation list of complete¬ ness; Herbert Byer, Oscar Fleck¬ ner and Morris Ohanils, special projects for recognition of Rob¬ ert W. Schiff.
In carrying out these commit¬ tee assignments, I^awrence D. Schaffer and Mrs. Bernard Pelt- linger wili be working directly with the presidents of the or¬ ganizations.
During the evening they will perform a number of important functions In making the Annual Meeting a memorable occasion- Reservations can be made for the dinner by returning the cards which were mailed in the Annual Mectijig InvitaAlons or by con¬ tacting directly the UJFC office at  CA.  l-51gl.
Beth Jacob's REW Starts
PRESIDENT KENNEDY SENDS NEW YEAR GREETINGS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHXNGTCXN (JTA)—Presi- dervt John F. Kennedy Issued through the Jewish Telegraphic Agency the following {Rosh Hashanah    greetings:
"On the occasion of Bosh Hashanah and the period of the Jewish High Holy Days, I wel¬ come the opportunity to extend to all of our fellow Americans of the Jewish faith my warm greetings and best wishes for the new year.
"In this solemn period you are called upon to rededicate your¬ selves anew to the faith, the values, the ideals, and the teach¬ ings that have stood the stern test of time in your heritage- It is a time for a personal and spiritual   inventory   and   for   re¬
flections on goals and achieve¬ ments. It calls for a reaffirma¬ tion of the willingness to sacri¬ fice that there may be righteous¬ ness  for all  mankind.
"Never was the desire tor gen¬ uine understanding among the nations of the world stronger than today. The danger of ulti¬ mate disaster increases the ur¬ gency and need for a common cause of peace. Our peopie must lead the way toward relief from oppression, hunger and despair so that all may share in the age- old vision of a good and righteous life.
I   know   that    all   Americans
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SAeiN m SUNDAY NEEDS EVERYDODY
Monday night, Oct. 1, at 8:15 begins Religious Emphasis Week at  the Beth Jacob Synagogue.
"R.E.W. is de.signed to strength¬ en the intellectual quest for G-d, during these important solemn days on the Jewish calendar," said   Rabbi   David   Stavsky.
THE THEME for the adult ed¬ ucation lectures is based upon a quotation from the Talmud — "A man is recognized by his pock¬ et, his cup, and his temper." The Hebrew Words are "Cisso, Cosso, and   Casso."
IIABUI SAJIUEL Rubenstein, spiritual leader of the Agudas Achim Synagogue, will open this year's program on Oct- 1. Mrs. Charles Young will lead in an appropriate Psalm. Opening ses¬ sion chairman Is Bernard Gerson.
Abraham Carmei, convert to Judaism, school master, lecturer, and noted authoi' will be the guest speaker for the opening session  on Oct.  1,  at 8:15 p.m.
CARIVIEL is a former Catholic priest, and was accepted by the British Beth Din into Judaism in  1950.
His topic for the evening is "A Jew is Recognized b'Cosso (his cup)." The Jew's cup ot sanctlfl- cation and separation, his obser¬ vances,  and  commitment to G-d.
On Tuesday morning, Oct. 2, Rabbi Stavsky wili address the special session ot the Talis and Tiphiitn Club, at a breakfast to be held after Shacharis services.
At 8:15 p.m., the main speaker will be Rabbi Dr. Waiter Wurz- berger of  Toronto,  Canada.
RABBI    WUBZBEBBER,    a
graduate ot the Rabbi Isaac Elch- anan Theological Seminary, and a recipient of a Doctor ot Philo¬ sophy degree frorn Harvard Uni¬ versity, is one ot America's lead¬ ing   Orthodox   Rabbis.
He is the president of the Ca¬ nadian. Region of the Rabbinical (Council of America. He Is the editor of "Tradition," a journal of  Orthodox  Jewish   thought.
Rabbi Wurzberger will dis¬ cuss b'Cisso — A Jew is Recog¬ nized by His Pocket" - his ethi¬ cal values, Ms conduct as a man, created in the image of G-U.
ON   WEDNESDAY,   Oct.   3,   a
luncheon session will be held for the   Sisterhood   at   12:3(y  p.m.
One ot Columbus' outstanding psychiatrists. Dr. Adolph Haas, will be the guest speaker- He Is the director ot the Mental Hy¬ giene Clinic, at Ohio State Uni¬ versity, Department of Psychia¬ try. His topic is "Casso — The ' Problems ot Mental Health as They Face the Jewish, Parent Today."
At 8:30 p.m. Rabbd Stavsky will condAJct  another  session  for  the ¦ teenagers.
A WORKSHOP on the mean¬ ing of the High Holy Day Liturgy will be conducted by the teen¬ agers.
On Thursday evening at 8:18, Rabbi Solomon Gruskln, a noted scholar and prominent Yiddish speaker from Detroit will ad¬ dress the session. His topic Is "The Meaning of Return for an American   Jew."
K.E.W. THIS YEAR will fea¬ ture a special display of reiiglous literature- Pamphlets and bro¬ chures on such topics as "The Jewish Attitude Toward Family (continued on  paga  4)
Clevelander Is UJFC Speaker
SABIN IVFTEB SERVICES
tt you would Uko your SOS SAS (served after services) on Sept. 30 from 8 to 8 p.m., please report to Roosevelt Junior High School, 1046 Studcr Ave.; Eastmoor Jun¬ ior-Senior High School, 417 S. Weyant Ave.; East High School, join with me in this message of j 1800 Broad St.; or Walnut Ridge good will." Junlon-Senlor   High   School,   4841
President John F. Kennedy | E. Livingston Ave.
Herman M. Katz, chairman of the 1962 United Jewish Fund and Council Fourth Annual Meeting Committee, has announced that Mr. Irving Kane, of Qeveland, president of the Council of Jew¬ ish Federations and Welfare Funds, wiil bo the principal speaker ot the Fourth Annual Meeting to be held Sunday, Oct. 14, 6 p.m. at Winding Hollow Country Club.
Kane, known to many Colum¬ bus residents, has had a disting¬ uished career In many commun¬ al activities- Aa president of the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds he has come to know intimately the major communal  programs.
Katz stated that this wide ex¬ perience ampiy prepares Kane to bring a vital message to our community.
He was associate chairman ot the National Planning Commit¬ tee for the American Jowish Ter¬ centenary which celebrated the 300th -Anniversary of Jewish Communities in America in 1958- Kane is a member of tho Nation¬ al UJA campaign cabinet, a trus¬ tee of the Union of American Hebrew Congregation, and a trustee on the Board oE Over¬ seers   of  Brandeis   University.
Irving Kane has served as gen¬ eral program chairman for the Annual General Assembly Con¬ ference Committee of the CJFWF, which takes place each year in a major Jewish com¬ munity throughout the country. This year the General Assembly will be taking place In Novem¬ ber  in Philadelphia.
Kane is known throughout the country   as   an   outstanding   and
briiilant speaker whose com¬ ments on the national and world scenes are always worth hearing. Katz again urged that, reser¬ vations be made Immediately for the annual meeting by calling tho United Jewish Fund and Councii office at CA. 1-6181.
Chronicling
The News
Editorial 2
Securities News 4
Society 6, 7
Synagogues   12
Shopping Guide 12
Sports 13, 14
We Wish You A Happy, Healthy And Prosperous New Year