Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1970-06-11

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VOL. 48 NO. 24
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Rabbi Goes To England
Rabbi Abraham.R. Besdin, Associate Director of the Rabbinical Council of America, has announced this week in New York CSty that Rabbi JDavid Stavsky has
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been    appointed    to,   -a delegation   of rabbis  to participate in a special Convocation with the British , RabUnate this summer.
Rabbi Stavsky was selected to jffeach in one of¬ the Londui s^agogues and to help estaldish an on-going relationship between the British^Rabbinate and the Americaii Rabbinate.
Hie Rabbinical Council of America is the largest group of Orthodox Rabbis.in the United, States. Rabbi Stavsky is a membd- of the Executive Cominittee. Mrs. Stavsl^ will accompany the Rabbi.
The World's Week
BOSTON      (WNS)-The     six ,   participating
organizations pf the National Conferraice of Jewish
Oommtmal Service, which represents more than 2,000
workers, has voted to federate and will draw up a
-tSsonstitution for the new group in a few months.
TEL AVIV (WNS)-More than 800 foreign firms from 30 countries have ^diibited products at the largest international trade'fair hdd in Israel, llie Amerioln exfaiUt consists of products from 24 locd agents of United States firms already in the Israeli market.
Manufacturers firom the Israeli-occiqiied West Baiik ire partidpating in the show as is Japan, which is a first-time exhibitor. Ihat Asian nation has played down trade With Israd in'deference to the Arabs.
WASHINGTON, (JTA)-A State Department official said that it was "quite likely" that some Soviet tedmidans and advisos have been killed hi Isradi air raids ovd: Egypt..
PARIS, (JTA)-The newspaper France Soir named 19 wanted Nazi war criminals who it says are living safdy in South America and in Egypt.
According to Fr^ce Soir, Gen. Heinrich Mueller, former Gestapb commander, was last seen in Port Said -weaifing an Egyptian uniform, and there are 16 other wanted Nazis in Egypt, many of them employed by the police or the propaganda ministry.
llie top Nazis still at large m South America are -Martin Borinann, Ifitler's deputy, who lives in the Paraguay-Brazil^m border region; and Dr. Joseph Mengde, the Auschwitz physician «4id sdeded in- ms(tes for the gas chambers, fVance Soir said.
Sec. Rogers Promises Decision On Skyhawks
WASHINGTON, (JTA) Secretary of State* William P. Rogers and Joseph J. Sisco, Assistant Secretary of ° State for Near Eastern Affairs, met this week with/, the original 10 of the 76 Senators who have urged him to approve the im¬ mediate sale of 25 more Phantom atid 100 more Skyhawk jets to Israel.
Unconfirmed.reports said Mr. Rogers promised a decision "shortly." At the White House, President Nixon, speaking to 119 high school students designated "Presidential   scholars,"
said in  the course of his the   power   balance -away
impromptu remarks that from Israel. He said at that
"The Middle East is bub- time Israel's air capabilities
bling up and ready to ex- were "sufficient,"
plode again." A fe^months Sen. Jacob Javits, New York
later he said: "JPfie Middle Republican, one of the 10
East is about to go up." Senators, indicated he was
Observers speculated that ¦. encouraged by the meeting
the. Administration   may with Mr. Rogers and Mi*,
hdve concluded that" the Sisco. He told the Jewish
balance of Power in  the Telegraphic Agency:  "One
Middle East has shifted away from Israel. Mr. Rogers in his March 23 announcement of the holding of further jet sales "in abeyance," said- that decision was an- "interim" one pending an "upset" in
UJFC intensifies Cash Mobilization Effort
thing comes through-there is no change in American policy toward the preser¬ vation of Israel." He said the number'of signers b( the letter to Mr. Rogers was considered "impressive*'.by the Administration, which he; said realizes that "the threat to Israel-has never be^n greater."
He said a favorable jet decision, should it come^ would be handled matter-of- factly and withbut "glaihorous eclat." Sen . Abraham Ribicoff, Con- The outdoor swimming facilities of the Jewish Center will necticut Democrat, said: "I be available to members Saturday afternoons at 2 p.m. would;.be,,surprised-and
..,, -¦-¦¦!¦ --'-^y; '.^shocked if the Answer (onthe
the concept of the Sabbath' jets) was 'ho.'~"
Center Opens For Swimming Saturday
Hie most intensive CashMbbilization Campaign since the spring of 1967 Is now und^ way by the United Jewish Fund and Coundl, to get maximiun cash payments^on current pledges to be transmitted immediately to Israel, according to Morriis L. Mattlin, Assbciate Treasure- of the UJFC, and the Ohairman of the Cash Collection effort.
In an urgent plea issued by ^
Edward Schlezinger, President of the UJFC, Samuel , M. Melton, IVeasurer, and fUr. Mattlin, cash rpayment'On pledges, was dhphasized. Hie Crisis in Israd calls for CASH NOW!
Ihe gravity of the situation facing Israd cannot BTo?^^ emphasized. Russian pilots are flying Russian MIG fdanes... Russian SAM 3 Missiles are aimed at Israel's cities. Israel's economy is strained to the lM«aking point to pay for planes and material for . defense. '
l^ael's people are taxed almost beyond endurance, lliere are no funds for the sqciai wdfare needs of the people'who have still not been absorbed into the eoniomy of thp country, and for those  who   are  still
coming to Israd as new immigrants.
Thousands of new im¬ migrants arrive in Israd ev^ month. They come with a dream-a dr^m bf a future safe from opfvession, fear and hunger. It is a dream created in part by the of America and the Jews of Cdumbus, who have stood beside Israel ui evoy hour of trial and anguish.
To transport a Jewish family to freedom in Israd from discrimination- and worse in countries behind the bon Curtain, to feed and house them, to care for than until they can care for themsdves, takes money- thousands of doUars-which the government of Israd cannot afford, under present conditions. Our promises gave these hew immigrants their dream-only CASH NOW cah make that dream
come true.
Tbe Cash Mobilization drive has been organized along Regular Campaign lines, with teams from each of the Major Campaign Divisions coming daily and eadi evening to the Esther Cr Mdton Community Seryices Buildiiig. to make calls for cash. To date the drive has been extremdy successful, and the flow of cash uito the office of thb UJFC has been accderated tremendously, (Continued to Page 7)
starting .Ju|ie,13...v- • '""'"la" -making - the 1 an- ' nouncement, David Roth^ Center P^^ideht stated that the decisipnpf the board-was a most diiFficuit one to make in view of the widely divergent viewpoints which exist. Onsideration of the question of Sabbath prpgram was initiated as a result of recommendations of the 1958 Center Sdf Study.
In 1964 after three years of stiidy -and deliberation, Guidelines for Sabbath Programming were ap¬ proved by the Center Board. Throughout the deliberations the following points -were stressed. '
(a) The sanctity of the Sabbath in Jewish life
(b) The responsibility of the Jewish Clenter'to support
(c> The conviction that the Center can make a significant contribution to the enrichment of the Sab¬ bath in Jewish Ufe
(d) Program at the Center on Sabbath should be in keeping with the spirit of the day.
Implementation of the 1964 recommendation was delayed in the interest of gaining broad acceptance in
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An Eyptian government spokesman in C^iro warned the U.S. not to give in to "pressure groups" ad¬ vocating the sale of more jet aircraft to Israel. The spokesman said such sales would "undoubtedly lead to a serious escalation of the Mideast crisis" and create "a grave political situation in the area, indicating that the U.S. does not favor (Continued to Page 7)
Adlerstein, New
We've Moved
Oilr New Phone
237-4296
Send AlV^dll To P.O.Bx 13299
Cols, O. 43213
Mr. Alex Miller, National Community Service Director of the ADL of B'nai B'rith, announced at a dinner honoring Seymour Gorchoff, retiring ADL Regional Director, the appointment of Hersh L. Adlerstein as Regional Director of the Ohio-Kentucky office of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith.
Adlerstein came to work for ADL in 1956 when h^ served as Director of Western N.Y. State. Regional office of AOL,( Buffalo, N.Y. before coming to Columbus.
Prior to entering the service of ADL, he worked for various Jewish Onters in Buffalo, N.Y., Hudson, N.Y. and Montreal, Canada.
Hersh was bom ui Mon¬ treal, Canada, graduated from    George    Williams
University (BA), the University of Montreal (MA) and did further study at N.Y.U. towards his doctors degree.   ,
He presently serves as a dinical instructor in the School of Social Study at O.S.U. and is President of The Oilumbus Qiapter bf the National Conference of Jewish Communal Service. ' Hersh lives with his wife Rhoda and their four children at 1629 Kenview Rd.
Chronicle Moves East;   Jay Appointed Editor
IheOhio Jewsh Chhinide announces the moving of its offices to 3540 E. Main St., aid noof.Qfflumbus, Ohio, 43213. Ihe mailing address is P.O. Box 13299 Columbus, Ohio 43213, and the hew phone number is 237-4296.
Hiis move is another step in our continuing effort to improve the paper and our services to the community. Computer typesetting. equipment is being installed' at the new offices to hdp improve the look ofthe paper
and to hdp meet the rising costs of production.
Hie Eastside location puts us in a much more central Ideation for our readers and news contributors. It will be much easia- torbring copy to Uie office and to meet with
the editor to discuss the needs of each organization. We take further pleasure —^in announcing the ap- pointjnent of Ja'6k Jay as News Editor and Advertising Director- Jack is a native bom (iilumbusite. He and his wife and three children reside at 139 S. Remington Rd., .Bexley, Ohio.
State University. 'He joined the staff of the Ohio Jewish
Oironicle in^December 1969.
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The publishers . are in¬ corporating bnder the name of Pinsky Printing and Publishing 3o. who will be listed as publishers ~of tbe Chronide rather than the present co-publishers.
Jack Jay
J^ck is a graduate of Ohio       The new printing company
will specialize in ..house organs, bulletins, etc. of¬ fering a complete ^rvice from writing, editing to complete mailing' service. We will handle a complete line of Business and Social Invitations and Stationery.
Please visit our new of¬ fices and discuss your printing needs with us.
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