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Indianapolis Indiana Jewish Post (Newspaper) - October 30, 1959, Indianapolis, IndianaA 15c per cop Indiana edition amp published weekly it you let the people know. They can act intelligently a Friday october 30, 1959 a $6 per year volume Xvi no. 10 Irving Levine to take Post nov. 1 Irving Levine has been appointed new executive director of the Indianapolis and Indiana jewish Community relations Council according to mrs. Walter Lichtenstein president. He will take up his new Post nov. 1. He succeeds Marshall j. Coher., who has held the Post since january. 1958. Most recently Levine served As Community relations Field consultant for the new York City commission on inter group relations. While in that position an experimental project in inter group living which he had launched in the Springfield Gar a Dens Section of new York received editorial acclaim last year in the new York times Coronet and the Chicago jewish review. Newscaster Edward r. Marrow devoted a broadcast to the project and its nationwide significance. The project dealt with setting up a functional neighbourhood re lations committee in a changing area to Stop a panic of White Irving Levine. It. New yorker takes. Post Home owners As negroes moved in. Created with the churches synagogues and civic groups there Levine described it As a a Community Effort to change a pattern which people had believed the program which is still go ing on spurred Many similar projects after it Levine related Levine has a bachelors degree from new York University and Advance graduate training at the Center for human relations. He has also studied educational television techniques at Nyu. While directing youth activities at the Milwaukee Wise. Jewish Community Center he received his masters degree in group work and Community organization at the University of Wisconsin graduate school of social work. He has also served As youth activities head at the jewish Community House of Benson Hurst Brooklyn and has had a number of years experience in tile non sectarian settlement Field As a children a and youth director. Levine a native of Brooklyn is 30 years old. He is married to the former Marion Steier of new York and they have three children. Mrs. Levine has been Active As a group work supervisor and As a part time teacher. They plan to take up residence at 3733 Central ave. Israel Bop is a sift by Nai by Rith women a chapter 324 and their guests will delve into �?oisrael-1960�?� at their first luncheon on behalf of Israel Bonds at noon tuesday nov. 10, at the Marott hotel. Chairman will be mrs. Alex Bernstein the chapters Israel chairman and vice president of the Indianapolis Bonds women a Divi it -,11. R a fart of bbl a program for Israel is the Purchase and Sale of Bonds a mrs. Bernstein said. She indicated that menorah chapter 924 members will also attend the event and that a every woman in Indianapolis is Chicago to and radio entertainer Phil Lind will spark the program. An original skit Quot per son to person a written by mrs. Gary much will also be Given. It will feature original costumes and songs based on israelis modern Mode. Appearing in the skit will be Mes. Much Lester Wald Man Joseph Careskey Morris Bernstein and Benjamin Schuss. Mrs. Phil Levan will accompany. Others on the meeting committee Are Mes. Ernest Herman Bonds women a division chairman Joseph Solinsky women a Cliviston vice chairman and Howard Wolner chapter president. Reservations for the luncheon can be made by calling Mes. Abe Rubenstein cd 3-6653, Earle Peachin st 4-5602, or me 2-4581, picture on Page 2 by groups Flam Oneg shabbat for 116th year local by Nai by Rith organizations Are planning an Oneg slab Bat Friday evening nov. 6, at congregation by Nai torah to Mark the 116th anniversary of the order. Organizations representatives arranging the event and participating include Indianapolis Lodge 58, Joe Greenberg Gerald Kraft George m. Lodge 2192, j. Marvyn Stern Harold Lipschultz a1 Morris women a chapter 324, mrs. Howard Wolner menorah chapter 924, Mes. L. Woloshin p. Bernstein Aza Norman Greenberg big Caryl Green. Ushering will be Lodge 58�?Ts immediate past presidents David Kahn Stanley Talesnick Robert Levin and Robert Netzorg. Also Sander. Leventhal Jack Dorf Man a1 Sachs and George Snyder from Choban Lodge. Your design for living7 chosen As nov. 11 donor theme a Hadassah a your design for living is the theme of the 24ih annual donor luncheon at 12 30 . Wednesday nov. 11, in congregation Beth Al Zedeck. The theme will be translated literally when the donor proceeds Are allocated to Hadassah a copy bind projects of youth Aliyah Hadassah medical organization vocational education and the new Hadassah hebrew University medical Center in Israel. Taking reservations for the event is mrs. Bert Farber. Cd 1-2185. Listed As donor captains and their committees Are mrs. Clarence Budd Captain Mes. Elliott Hirsh Bernard Lefkowitz Maurice manalan Julius Newberger Ben Prince Ruben Riskin Arthur sacks Michael Kline Abe Miller Belle Weinberg. Mrs. Milton Katz Captain Mes. Leon Adler David Hollander Harold Sophie Goldberg Robert Goldstein Isadore Katz Abe Kulwin George Samson Lester Strauss Sam Weinberger. Mrs. Irwin Katz Captain Mes. Milton Bluestein Robert Hollander Joseph Jackson jr., Martin Larner a. M. Max Albert Shane Morris Trais by Brosman Arthur Atlas. Mrs. Edward Kaufman Captain Mes. Leon Cohen Leon Engel Charles Fisch Jack Kam mins Charles Redish z. Schreier Abe Unger Harold Weil Nathan Regenstreif. Herman Steinkeler. Mrs. Joe Koor Captain Mes. Wil Ham Bookwalter Julius continued on Pago 3 see another letter Page 3 a Beth Al Zedeck committee opposed to a congregational hebrew school sent out a letter this week to Beth Al members aimed a to present the facts regarding rabbi William p. Green Feldus yom kippur night proposal to create such a school. While the letter was signed Only a the Beth Al committee opposed to a congregation school a co chairman of the steering committee Isadore Katz revealed that the names of the individual members were not used because there Wasny to enough room on the 14 Inch Page. Katz said however they will be used in the next in a series of letters. He explained a the purpose of our letter is to present the facts regarding the Community and the congregational school to the members of Bethel. It is my belief that the members when acquainted with All the True facts will find it hard to go along with the idea of a congregational school. My Only Hope is that the people will find from our facts the wherewithal to question co chairman of the committee which includes 18 Bethel members four of whom Are on the Beth Al Board is Jack Nelson. The committee which is underwriting the costs of the mailings consists of Gus Domont George Samson Lewis Levy David Hollander Morris Bryan Albert Reuben or. Marion Hodes Abe Unger n. William Weinstein Julius Maurer Abe Miller Rose Nelson Halina Hodes Leonore h. Katz Betty Bryan and Rose Levy. Domont Hollander Weinstein and Maurer Are Board members. Katz said that additional names would probably be added to the list in the near future. A the letter which discussed the subject of the proposed schools Cost revealed that with an average Cost of $200 per Pupil per year at the jewish Edu cation assn., Many Beth Al children who attend pay less than the $125 per year tuition because their parents cannot afford it. Also against the Contention that teachers salaries would be the Only substantial new Cost in the proposed school the letter countered that it would be difficult a to believe that maintenance costs will not be substantially increased if several Hundred children would use Beth Al during the As to bus transportation the letter asked if the children could be brought to Beth Al during the week by ears with the same ease they Are transported on sunday a we think not. The Burden of the transportation will be on a he mothers assuming that they have a car available a it said. With the Assumption that assistant rabbi Harry z. Sky would function As school supervisor the committee believes that Eitnier the school or his duties would suffer under such an arrange ment. A it is fallacious to believe that Rabby sky can adequately fulfil 1 ii o supervisory responsibilities of an afternoon school without neglecting the rabbinical duties a required by a congregation of members. And a third Man would inevitably have to be touching on the shortage of qualified hebrew teachers the committee contended that Quot it is most unlikely that Beth Al would be Able to hire qualified teachers for Low the letter concluded with a reference to Louisville. failure in experimenting with a congregational school system resulting in a doubling of educational costs. Louisville has now returned to the Community hebrew school which is functioning Verv satisfactorily now the letter said. When asked for their opinion of the letter both Beth Al Board a resident Ben Paller and rabbi Greenfeld had a no at interpretation or. Hollander differs with bulletin s Story Beth Al Zedeck Board member David Hollander challenged this week an interpretation of Board action on a proposed congregational hebrew school As Given in the oct. 27 Issue of Beth Al Speaks. As stated in the weekly bulletin a most of the members of the Board recognized the fact that in order to give an adequate and integrated jewish education to our child in in a school under the auspices of our congregation was not Only necessary but a i it a Hollander said a the official report of the Board meeting of Temple Beth Al in which the article in Beth Al Speaks a aboard votes unanimously a differs in several important ways from the actual happenings of that evening of oct. 23. A number of Board members were quite surprised at the interpretation placed on their actions. A the facts Are these in the course of discussion the original motion to enlarge the school was objected to strenuously and the amendments offered the ones to refer the matter to the congregation themselves Are evidence of the extreme dissension on the part of these Board members. A there was Little or no discussion on the merits per be of the congregational school because the opposition to the motion creating the school was so Strong that the discussion entered mainly on the question of referring this matter to the membership for their opinion As to the approval or disapproval of the congregational school. A to be fair the emphasis continued on Page 3

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