Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1956 — Page 12

THE NATIONAL JEWISH POST

IWdfetT. November SO, 1S5C

ISRAEL AMBULANCE FUND PASSES s 2,000 MARK

National Jewish POST MOGEN DAVID ADOM AMBULANCE FUND, P O. Box 1633, Indianapolis 6, Indiana Please accept my contribution toward the $4,000 goal to purchase an ambulance for Israel’s Red Cross. Enclosed find $ . Name

AMOUNT NEEDED

$4,000.00

Sunday School Gives $10 • Editor, National Jewish POST: Enclosed please find a check for $10 as a contribution from the children of the Congregation Ohev Shalom Religious School of Orlando, Fla. This contribution is made from the charity collection (Keren Ami) made each Sunday during the school session. ANTIA IDEIX, Orlando, Fla. Principal.

PREVIOUS TOTAL $1,516.81

H. S. and S. S., Valley Jewish Community Center, North Hollywood, Cai Confirmation Department, Grade 11-B, Valley Community Center, North Hollywood, Cal. Etz - Ahayen Sephardic Congregation Hebrew School, Montgomery, Ala. Confirmation Department, Valley Jewish Community Center, North Hollywood, Cal Congregation Ohev Shalom Religious School, Keren Ami Fund, Orlando, Fla Mr. and Mrs. Bill Edeiman, North Hollywood, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Finkelstein, New York, N. Y. Rhea M. Gershon, Maplewood, Missouri Jack and A1 Jacobs, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.. Sidney Krieger and Stanley Barlin, New York, N. Y. (In memory of Lillian Graff) Eugene Loeb, Indianapolis, Indiana Mr. Ben Tort, Miami, Florida. (In memory of his wife, Rose Tort, Louisville, Ky.) Adath Jeshurun Synagogue Class 9-B, S. S., Minneapolis, Minnesota Rabbi Elihu E. Elefant and servicemen of Otis Air Force Base, Massachusetts ^fleth Israel Sunday School, Indiana, Pennsylvania Louis I. Cohen, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Hyman Danziger, Houston, Texas Fay Fried, Lakewood, New Jersey Clara Gollzman, Chicago, Illinois Rubin Morris Hanan, Montgomery, Alabama. (In memory of Morris Haim Hanan) Irvin S. Kravetz, Louisville, Kentucky Memorial Auxiliary 346, Jewish War Veterans, University City, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. David Perlmutter, Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Julius B. Rosenwein, Huntington Park, California Saturday Night Club, Scranton, Pennsylvania.. Betty Schneider, Louisville, Kentucky A. Schwartz, Cleveland, Ohio. (In memory of Mrs. Ida Gornish, Philadelphia, Pa.) .." Herman and Bessie Sherman, Rego Park, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Taterka, St. Louis, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Taterka, St. Louis, Mo. Mr. Jacob A. Wolf. Akron, Ohio Mrs. Peter E. Goodman, Bardstown, Kentucky.. Anonymous, Brooklyn, New York Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Abramoff, Brooklyn, N. Y... Mr. and Mrs. N. Becker, New York, New York. (In memory of Mrs. Rose Raphalowitz) ... Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cholodanco, Wilmington, Delaware Phil Datnoff, Hickory, North Carolina Hymen L. Knell, Los Angeles, California Fannie Linker, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania The A1 Loewenthal’s, Chicago, 111. 'In honor of Congressman Thomas L. Ashley of Toledo) Miss Lena Schwartz and Mrs. Edward Tashman, North Hollywood, California Mrs. Sylvia Skolnick, Kew Gardens, New Y T ork Rabbi I. Strauss, Whiting, Indiana Earl Whitzman, Cornwall, Ontario, Canada .... Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Stark, Minneapolis, Minnesota. (In memory of Dr. George H. Stark) Mrs. H. Y'asreen, Scranton, Pennsylvania Martin Zucker, Forest Hills, New' Y’ork Mitchell and ArnokWBloom, Great Neck, N. Y. Ben Chernow-, St. F%ul, Minnesota Essie Ponorow, Mt. Rainier, Maryland Jennie Shnoper. Providence, Rhode Island Cary and Ben Sperling, Nassau, New York Doris Jane Taterka, St. Louis, Missouri Michael Howard Taterka, St. Louis, Missouri ... District Grand Lodge No. 2, B’nai B’rith of Newcastle, Indiana: Eric Anspach, Frank Breese, Frank Cohen, Philip Cohen, Erwin Coleman, Nathan J. Dann, Albert Fischel, Carl Fischel, Maurice Krasner, Irving Mighdoll, Charles J. Ross and Joseph J. Shapiro Beth-El Synagogue School Grades 6-7, Keren Ami Fund, Torrington, Connecticut: Sharon Radom, Deborah Silver, Susan Pollack, Sherrill Strogatz, Richard Markwald, Alan Tomkin, Stephen Rosenstein and David Chair. . . Colleet<Hl by Clara Weingiass, New York—$4.00 Stella Sochard, New Y T ork, New Y^ork Alex Selinger, New Y T ork, New Y T ork Jerome Symerm^n, New York, New Y’ork Collected by Mr. Louis Brooks and Committee, Brooklyn, N. Y.—$210 L. Brooks, Brooklyn, New’ Y^ork H. Gardner, A. Hershkovitz, L. Weisner, S2 each P. Abramson* P. Andresakis, Anonymous, J. Bair. L. Bard. H. Barr, S Barth, R. Baum. A. Beckman, IV!. Beckerman. M Berger, M. Berger, B. Berier, R. Berlin. J. Berman. P. Bernhard. O. Blomgren, N. Blumenstein, E Brandwein, J. Braunstein, A. Brecht, S. Bricker. H. Brody, H. Bronson, P. Brown. I. Brumberg, J. Brynes. M. Chaiilol, M. Chernow, R Clark. B. Cohen, D. Davidson. A. Defren, S. Dickler, B. G. Dickman. E DiSante R Droppa. N. Druckmann, H. Eckstein. S. Eisenberg. A. Eisler. C. Elkens, A. Feldman, E. Felice. D. Finkelstein. S. Fingerhood. J. Fisch. G. Fishkin. F. Fishlow. C F'rank. S Freeman. S. Frost. I. Geller. S. Gel man. M. Gensler, L. Geraldine. M. Gerber, D. Goldschmidt. G. Gorelick. L. Gottlieb. H Granet, J. Greene. P Greenberg. E. Greenstein, E Greenwood. N. Gngoraki. J Groman, M. Gruer. C Heifferman. L. Herman, B. Hirsch G. HofTstaetter. S. Hoitzclaw. R Hongowitz. L. Hugelow. I. H\ man. A. J. Isaacs. M. Itkin. N. Jackson. R. Jacobson. W Jackalow, S. Jarvis. B Kalsura. B Kartoon, A. Kattel. M. Katel. I. Kaufman, J. Kende, J. Kmomcek. M. Kron, D Kohn. H. S. Kulik. D Kumjian. R Kutch, H Lamberg. G. Lazzaro, S. Leanord, J. S Leitch, B. l^eo, P Lerner, A. Letzter, A. Lisi. S. Levine, M. Levitt, R. Landau. B Luben. D Lundy. F. Lyman. B. Malm, J. Marchek, M. Marconi. M. Marcus. M. Martin. A. Mayer. J. McCann. C. Merrell. A. Meyerhoff, X. Mostof&ky, E Miller. B. Muller. J. P. M3 then I Nechamkin. A. Newman. S. Neuman. S. Nichols. B Nigbt-rg, O Odentha!, S. Pasik. I. Podbielak. T. roduail, I. IL^o/l. M Robbxn, M. ttobkoa. X. Ke-

50.00 25.00 20.00 16.05 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 7.00 5.05 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 3.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.51 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 100

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From JWV Auxiliary • Editor, National Jewish POST: Memorial Auxiliary No. 346, Jewish War Veterans of the U.S. of St. Louis, Mo., is honored to help with such a worthy cause. Enclosed find $5. BERTHA AVERION, St. Louis, Mo. Treasurer

Committee Collects $210; Many Other Gifts Listed Tht drive among POST readers to provide a much-needed ambulance for the Mogen David Adorn, the Israel Red Cross, passed the half-way mark this week as a total of $2,051.92 was recorded. The amount needed for the fully equipped ambulance which will be rushed to Israel as soon as the remaining funds are received is $4,000. — Officials of the American Mo- Westbury, Long Island, and Sid gen David Adorn expressed grat- Bricker. 73-14 220th st., Bayside, ification this week at the sue- New York. cess of The POST’s drive, and Mr. Brooks has a son. Joel, in voiced the belief that the goal Israel and has asked that this would be oversubscribed shortly, issue of The POST be forwarded HEADING THE list of gifts to him at Ulpan Kibbutz Mizra this week was $210, w’hich was at Affula. Joel is in Israel on a collected from 210 people by a student’s visa,

committee formed by L. Brooks, 1953 70th st., Brooklyn; Sanford Eisenberg, 414 Newton st.,

COMMITTEE OF THREE MEN COLLECT $210 FOR DRIVE

• Editor, National Jewish POST: A committee was formed by L. Brooks, S. Eisenberg and S. Bricker for the purpose of aiding the Mogen David Adorn Ambulance Drive for the Israel Red Cross, which your newspaper is currently sponsoring. On behalf ©f listed contributors we wish to express cur desire for your success in attaining the neces-

sarj’ goal in this urgent and worthy cause. We personally want to thank all non - Jewish contributors for their interest and generosity in this concern. Enclosed find checks totaling $210. LOUIS BROOKS, SANFORD EISENBERG, SID BRICKER. Brooklyn, N. Y.

North Hollywood School Contributes $91.05 • Editor, National Jewish POST: The pupils of the Sunday School and Hebrew School of the Valley Jewish Community Center, North Hollywood, Cal., are making a contribution of $50 toward the Ambulance Fund of The National Jewish POST. They made this donation because they felt that every Jewish child should make a special effort in helping the Mogen David Adorn in this hour of urgent need. With the contribution go our prayers for a righteous peace. MARK HOLZBAND, President Student Council. North Hollywood, Cal. P.S.—We also enclose a check of $41.05 contributed by the Confirmation Department of the Valley Jewish Community Center, North Hollywood, which includes a $25 contribution by Mr. Ellis’ grade 11-B. The contributions should be credited as follows: H. S. and S. S., VJCC, North Hollywood, $50; Confirmation Department, Valley JCC, $16.05; Confirmation Department, grade 11-B, VJCC, North Hollywood, $25. Total, $91.05.

An Additional $1.51 • Editor, National Jewish POST: We recently sent you our Keren Ami check for $25 for the ambulance fund. We herewith forward the sum of $1.51, contributed by two brothers in our Hebrew school, Mitchell and Arnold Bloom. We pray that you will very shortly reach your goal and send the ambulance to Israel. ABRAHAM RUTNER, Principal Religious School. Great Neck, N. Y.

AF Base Men Help • Editor, National Jewish POST: I am the civilian Jewish chaplain of Otis Air Force Base, Mass., and at our services conducted last week, our servicemen requested that we show an expression of support and assistance to our wonderful Israeli forces by contributing to your Ambulance Fund. Please accept the enclosed $5.05 check in mine and their behalf. Rabbi ELIHU E. ELEFANT. Plymouth, Mass.

Dined With MDA OHicial • Editor, National Jewish POST: During my enlistment in the U. S. Air Corps, I spent the Rosh Hashona holiday in Tel Aviv. At that time I was invited for dinner at the home of an official of Mogen David Adorn. For such a cause, here is my donation of $2. PHIL DATNOFF. Hickory, N. C.

B'nai B'rith Lodge Helps • PMitor, National Jewish POST: I’m enclosing a contribution of $12, which 1 collected for the Mogen David Adorn Ambulance from the members of District Grand Lodge No. 2, B’nai B’rith, smallest lodge (Eastern Indiana Lodge No. 1735 in New Castle, Ind. >, at the last meeting. May our contribution help purchase the first POST ambulance real soon and inspire other, larger lodges to follow our example. ALBERT FISCHEL. New Castle, Ind.

ALTHOUGH t h e half - way mark in the drive has been reached, any relaxation in the effort of POST readers will only result in dragging out the campaign unnecessarily. What Mr. Brooks and h* 5 committee did, and what other readers of The POST have done, can be done with only the least effort by any reader. Which of your friends wouldn’t be happy to participate in this effort and would thank you for helping in this way. In the United States where there is no shortage of ambulances and where both the police and the fire departments are equipped to aid in emergencies, the value of an ambulance may be difficult to understand. But in a new and rapidly growing nation like Israel where boatloads of penniless immigrants are arriving continuously, an ambulance can be of supreme importance. THE MOGEN David Adorn has approximately 100 ambulances. It is conservatively estimated that a minimum of 200 ambulances are required to take care of only Israel’s barest needs. The ambulances are utilized not only for disasters, but for more mundane runs of mercy such as transporting maternity cases from the settlements to hospitals, and aiding in accidents. The ambulances, of course, serve the army in time of war, as do all Red Cross organizations. Gifts to the fund are tax de-

ductible.

THE POST is extremely grateful to every donor, even those who have contributed $1 and less. The spirit is what counts. But what has happened to the big givers who read The POST? We’re still waiting for that first $500 check,, and if not that, some

for $250.

manello, A Rosenberg. A. Rothenberg. S. Ruboelc, B. Rudofsky, W. Ruhl, G. Ryman. N. Salzberg, J. Salzberg, R. SchifT. N. Schmall, J. Schmidt, W T . Schneider, E. Schnapp, B. Schreiber, I. Schron, M. Schwartz. P. Seay. M. Segtil, S. Shalat, H Sharpe. E. Sherman. B. Shore, F. Shtab. H. Silverman, F. Simon, H. Simon, S. Sinuk, I. Slater, S. Solomon. N. Spector, B. Spencer. W. Spier, D Spier. L Spiselman. J Spyros, L. Stechel. A. Stern, L. Sternick, K. Stodola, J. Sufem. M. Swibel, L. Talo, B. Thau. D. Telson. S. Tow, S. Tracy, L. Waldman E Week, S. Weiss, N". Wilkes, S. Winters, C. Wohl, A. Wolk, J. Wolk. L. Yass. A. Yorinks, A. Zahn, B. Zimmerman, S. Zimmerman, A Squiterra ♦$1.00 each)

H. Bagen, J. Clarkson, M. Dansky, M. Durante, M. Hickey, M. Kutzler, J. Leiner, V. Kongo,

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