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FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1964 — 25 TEVES, 5724
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Columbus Leaders Elected To JDC.
¦\ ruimher of Columbus Jewish leaders were elected or re-
cVrfP.1 lo the Board of Directors of the Joint Distribution Com-
-•••o«,   It w.Ts announced this week by Moses A. Leavitt, JDC
=Tr^-'i'ivr,  vire-chalrman.  The election took place  at the 4nth
' =-n,iJi meeting of the JDC on Thursday, Dec. 15, in New York
Ffriff] to the board of directors was Herman M. Katz. Rc-
ii..-.-f<1 !n tho hoard was Herbert 5? =Vhifr nihrr local communal |=s.1,.-r! »ho nro ^till serving on $-a n.^=i.-H n( Dirpctors arc: Richard 0    Vhcl  an,t Rnhort W..Schiff
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fe-^h.=rs  I (hr .IOC National Coun¬ jy; sr-    ".Vilham (Jiirk, Troy Feibel, =n (.unfli-rthrtmcr.  Sr.,  William lUlph    Ro.wnthal,    Charles !     Krhvnrd   F    Schlesinger. |j>sar>js. Ivan Gilbert, Her- >    1 lu-koff.   l.«)n   Schotten- Jsfk   Shrr.   Morris  Skilken, •,V<-,irr   A   B  Weinfeld, Fred I harlns   Coldsmith.   Her- -.V   Sjimiicl M. Melton, Jack ct-   llarnid .Schottenstein, Jo- immor   l.ro Ynsspnoff, Ben II    Vcnftin    Anron Zncks.
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¦:   ¦.f-.p fVirgflicH lo the JDC an-
i  mu:c«mg ntloptvd n budget of
flu !:i:*i fnr rrlicf.  reconstruction
•ifvjhiiitaiion (lid to more than
i^l; .:i:i) ;»«¦«(>¦ Jl'ws m 30 countries
fr .f,v»r    Mnrth  Africa 'and the ;,-'i:l..-  Ki.:i   including Israel. JDC iji  ^	
receivfes the bulk of its funds from the campaigns of the^ United Jew ish Appeal.
Halm Zohar
ONSUL OF ISRAa AT AGUDAS ACHIM
'¦"•¦: ^.s-jiis Achim brotherhood a[n.,.,.j., ic-i './i.a( the Hon. Haim Zo- ijii, ,.ii,-,j hit the Stale of Israel, \ti.:   .-liK-jji a£ the brotherhood Sab-
'kB.j 5«,.ca«i<.y will deliv^er ad- |J!m.:,;; at lilt- Friday Evening i|j:.i!,j/ Vi-^iif Jan 17 at.6:15 p.m. ^i.; J/, '.tuc Suiurday moming ser- ^ji:* .1; /'.s/i Id OJi .Sunday moming, .)!).,...;. .¦   Si  al  lu 30. Consul Zohar
^1..    .:a.J    a    paJiel    discussion    COn-
i)!i -ii.i   ,vij.j<-iuiiiUc-a (or youth in
' .i.-ti; Ztifuir li well qualified to .a,c.=;» .11 uuiUcri relating lo Israel .ijb j..r.f :.uu by (as activities before, dj.. J.,4 -:J aiicr the formation of ^t: •.;.i.i J Urael He studied at i,: Vc.^ (.«is .St-mmary in Jeru- ij».,;i;. J11.J rcicivrd his Masters de- %ui .. (i..jj.ajutK-5 at the Hebrew I-....-. =.¦./
i.j, i..(^ji .u<iUJiued post gradu- A: :..ji,c3 al ilic lojndon School y-j.,./.i-...ii^^a djid I'ohUcal Science. j-* :.:. .cd IS Jirrclur of the Hebrc.'w i«.,i;i.i. j/ Kul Zion Ligola. He tiji.; S-. ./(i,.cf Ul thf Israel Army d., ii..4 '..'u: W or of Liberation in 'p>i He tu=lil itu- post of assistant % .:.n i/o-iur ut the government J. -..s.; .it.^c. iuid in 1956 was ap- i{i.,._.i.j aj du-cttor. a post which ii: '^.--J oJiUl hii appointment as 1. .1..;.^ .( brael lii Nijw York in .'.•-.6_:t     laii
. -.Yj: ..jdijiiuiiiiy and Ihe youth ¦jr'-'-fr^ '^ Uic communtly are in- ..,j.=: vj   aiicnd these activities.
JEWISH MAN OF THE YEAR ANNUUNCED BY DR. FOLKMAN
Abraham Zapruder, Dallas mnnu facturer, was selected as "The Jew ish Man of the Year—1963" by Dr Jerome D: Folkman in his sermon at Temple Israel, Jan. 3. because "he is typical of the nobility of the character of the common man ex posed momentarily to the limelight of public attention," Dr. Fnlkman stated.
On the first Sabbath of each secu lar New Year for the past 16 years. Dr. Folkman has been selecting out¬ standing men and women whose achievements in various fields of human activities have earned them national    and    e^eD    international
From left to right above; Mrs. David Levl.<!on, Mrs. Moe Clas.sman. Mrs. Milton Parker, Mrs. R. Milton Frie<lman and Mrs. William Wasser.strom. From left to right below: Mrs. Fred Yenkin. Mls.s Helen Nutl."!, Mrs. Jule Mark, and Mrs. .Idsoph S. Summer.
fame.
Dr. Folkman stated:
"For many years, I have been looking for an individual whose Ufe and character are typical of the average man or woman in the rank and file of Jewish life. .¦ ¦^hat I have been waiting for is an incident that would call atten tion to one particular person whom I might cite as an example of the extraordinariness - of IVTr, Average Man or Mrs. Average Women. Thi.s year such an incident occuned.
"Mr. Zapruder happened to hi' "Resent in dowfitown Dallas, on NpSo 22, one of the crowd awaiting tl)B ajrival of the Presidential pro
ssion.
"Mr. Zapruder was taking mn tion pictures iiv'order that he might be able to show them to his grand children in the years to come," explained Dr. Folkman. "Little did he realize that he was photograph ing the assassination.
"Abrahaip Zapruder was com pietely unwilling to derive any per sonal profit from his pictures, it was not until he realized that the best way to make these pictures available for history was through a private enterprise that he con sented to sell them, but he imme diately directed all of the proceeds to the bereaved family of Patrol man J. D.  Tip'pitt.
"Were it not for this incident." continued Dr. Folkman, "we prob ably would never have -heard of Abraham Zapruder. Now the whole world knows about him. His life is an inspiring example of the nobili ty of the common man."
UJFC Women Plan Joint Luncheon
"The Paci' \s the Key to Our Sue cess" IS the theme of the Joint luncheon of the Keynoters and Pacesi'Uers (i( the Women's Dlvi siiin (if Ihe Unili'd Jewi.sh Fund and Cduncil
This lunchcdn will be held at the home of Mrs Leon Schottcftjflein. 50 N Dri'xc'l and KuesLs for this .special event will be the women wild will conlnhule $365 or more to the Kc> miters and $2IX) or morg t(i llie Pacesetters Jh the planned current  campaign of |^ FSjnd.
.Mrs H Milton Frredman and Mrs Henry Curvi.s are chairmen of the Keynuter.s a»<l Mrs. Stanley Gi)lilber(>. Mrs David Levison and .Mrs .Miltiin Parker are chairjien of   the   PacesclttTS
Cdiiinuttee chairmen of the com blued liifts luncheon are Mrs Rob ert tilick. Mrs Joseph Summer and Mrs, FW-d Yenkin. invitations, Mrs. Jdciib Gilbert and Mrs Moe Glass man, solicitauon, Mrs. Jule Mark and .Mrs William Click, luncheon, Mrs Iajuis Madison and Mrs. Jo¬ seph Skilken, decuraUons; Mrs. 1. E. Seallun and Mrs. Morris Skilken. hostesses, Mrs. B. W. Abramiion and Mrs Ralph Rosenthal, mechan ics. and Mrs. Morns Goldberg, Mrs, Samuel Gurevitz and Mrs. Joseph  Kass.   reservaUons
Mrs l.i)Ui5 Krakoff is chairman and Mrs Raymond Kahn, cochair man of the Women's Uivlsiun.
The World's Week
-    ComplUd from  JTA  R«poH«
IN.NEW YORK, the leuder= uf nine major lutiuoal Jew ish organizations exiires.setl .satisfaction tins week over the. explanation offered by the United .States liifoniutifjii Agen¬ cy in reply to eharge.i that the Agency had deleted from a television film on President Jotiiioon a scene showing a rabid out of fear that the film would meet with disfavor In the Middle East.
IN NKW VOFK, the American Jewi.->h Comniiitee made public a' list of 50 utility curpoj-ationo iii the L'lUieil States' where, according to A. M. .Sonnabeiid, president of the AJt', "discriminatory barriers exist against Jews, botf> at the re¬ cruitment and promotion levels."
Among the firms listed are lu of tfie leading atilities in the country, including American Telephone 4. Telegraph (New York); Consolidated iJdison i.N'ew Yorki, Pacific Gas & Electric (Suti Francisco); Ciiuimoiiwedlth Edison (Chica¬ go); Southern California Edison (l.os .-Angeles)
Or. Simon DInlti
TODAY'S TEENAGERS HADASSAH TOPIC
"The Teenager of Today - Too Much, Too Soon?" Is the topic of a panel discussion to he presented at 12 30 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 21, at the Jewish Center by the Chai. Mitzvah, and Shalom groups of Co lumbus Hadassah.
Dr Simon Dinitz, Professor of Sociology and a research associate in the Department of Psychology at the Ohio State University, who has done research work (or many years on juverule delinquency in the public schools of New Yort\., Chica go and Columbus, Barrie Segall. dwector of the tween and teen age program at the Jewish Center, ajid Dr Samuel D. Stellman. Assistant Executive Director of the Jewish Center, Associate Professor at the Ohio State University School of So eial Work, and Associat« Professyr in the Department of Soclology.j^t' Capital University, will cumprjse the panel.
These panelists have had exten sive experience working *Uh Ihc teenagers Mrs. Mayer Rosen/eld will be the moderator
A   coffee   hour   will   precede   the dl:icussi0(i.    and    a    question    and aiiswer period  will follow  the  pre SentaUon of Ihe panel
Hadassah members are uivited lo bring their friends to participate in this interesung program
Ope i|iul Greeted y Pr4ident Shazar
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JERUSALEM vl.sll the Holy t he Includes in pie of the Coven nkind can never The Pontiff's Stat' ireeling hy Mr. Sh in' a  crowded  day,   dui thf leader of world Cath ed by hundreds of tl leli,'!. Christian, Jewisi on  his historic  pil country.   Mr.  Shazai ed   the  Pope  in   Hi e.   in  turn,   concludi ks  by   using a  Hebi t^ico,   the word   "Shalai ifficials  of   the  Israel! of (Foreign Affairs- greetei Ta'anach,  at the sou offthe Valley of Jezreel. da Meir,  Israel's Forei,
IS   not   present;   she  h! tq It and  was hospitalizi Si lem just prior  to  the H ill.)
I Awaiting   the  Pope   Wi fii ial  welcoming  party, in addition to President P ime    Minister   Eshkol I^ *mier  Abbai-Bban;    Di vfcirhaftig,    Mini.<jter    ot VWairj; Chief Supreme t^k^itzHSk   Olshan; ripice  Bchor Shitreet; ine Knesset Kadish Luz High Israeli officials. Prej iju dean of the diplomati Mrael, was Soviet Ambassador Mik- imil Bodrov.
JThe Israeli President vrfbed hope mt the realization of th« call ex- dressed by the ancient Hefirew pro- Hnets who looked towar^the day V hen "nation shall not liftj^p sword a [ainst nation." "This AAe." said. Mr. Shazar, a^ living witness to the p -ophecics are being fulfil II -ophecies of the ingatherl Vj iople here from all corn ejirth, and the renewal of pendent life as in the da; Addressing the President! Pontiff said: "Your E: rows, and Ood is our wi: \(e are not inspired dul sit by any other moti' tlirely spiritual ones. We {    pilgrim    to   venerate   fl
races    We  ccjme to  pr. I lis land',  our  humble sup] i    rai.sed toward God for t .'lievers and non behever; H ippily include the sons of: p p o(  the  Covenant whosi IBe religious history of m, f ?ver  be   forgotten.  Shalo im'-" I 'President  Shazar then
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'SEXUAL EMPHASIS' TOPIC FOR FIRST FAMILY LIFE TALK
Norman L. Meizlish, ctuitrm«n oif the Jewish Center Family Ufe l:«V ucation Series, has announcrti lh4i the first session of Iho fifth annual series will be held on Monday Jsa 13, 8:30 p.m. in the adult tavn» of the Jewish Cen lor Thi- thrru! of the «eries is. "Morality KraJ or Imagined."
Mr. Meizlish announced that ite -•principal speaker for the opcnina session will be Dr John F Cutjci^- Professor of S(x:iology, Ohio SUK University. His topic will be. "nw Sexual Emphasis Who's Gulily'" Dr. Cuber has been a member ot the Ohio State University facuJly since 1944, when he joined the Uni versity's sociology department a-j an a.ssociate professor.
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LEADING LADyIlDNCHEON PUNNED
^ Shown alxive are lh"ef co-chairmen of tte Leading Lady by the Young IHatron^ Division
Luncheon, lo be presenti fof  the   I'Jh-C,  From  lef (I to  right,  they are (iiacks, Mrs, t.'arl  Meilrna 1 on page four
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