Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1958 — Page 3

Friday, April- 25, 1&5S

The National Jewish POST and OPINION

GOVERNOR, mayor proclaim ISRAEL ANNIVERSARY WEEK Isiaels 10th anniversary was doubly honored in Indianapolis this week. Both Indiana’s Governor Harold W. Handley and Indianapolis, Mayor Phillip L. Bayt proclaimed the week of April 24-May 1 as Israel’s 10th anniversary week. Gov. Handley praised the 10-year-old state for remaining "a firm friend of the United States and the free world in a troubled area of the world.” Noting that Israel is “dedicated to the same ideals as our own country,” he declared that “it has made giant strides in redeeming the desert and building new cities ...” Israel was praised in Mayor Bayt's proclamation for its “notable contribution toward humanity and civilization in the arts and sciences.” The mayor declared that Israel “remains a bastion of freedom in an area of the world where international communism seeks to gain control and extend its influence.”

WHAT'S DOING Saturday, April 26 Zionist celebration, 8 p. m., Beth-EL “And Now Miguel” film, 3:30 p. m., JCC. Couples club meeting, social, 8:30 p. m., JCC. Sunday, April 27 Temple Teens meeting, 4 p. m., IHC. Monday, April 28 JEA auxiliary board of directors meeting, 12:30 p. m., home of Mrs. David Hollander, 3320 Ruckle. Tuesday, April 20 BB Women 924 leadership workshop, 7:30 p. m., home of Mrs. Louis Woloshin, 1328 Shawnee. Graduation reception planning meeting, 10:30 a. m., JCC. JWF women luncheon, 12:30 p. m., Broadmoor. Wednesday, April 30 BB Zionism panel, 8 p. m., JCC. Thursday, May 1 Hadassah study group, 1 p. m., home of Mrs. Ed Reich, 434 Spring Mill Lane. City of Hope meeting, 8:15 p. m., UCHC vestry. Friday, May 2 Last services in 10th Street Temple, 8:15 p. m. Sunday, May 4 Square dance, 8 p. m., JCC. Monday, May 5 Council Women closing luncheon, 12:30 p. m., Westchester.

For VARIETY Try The RON! The menu at the Ron-D-Vu is spiced with a great deal of variety. There’s an appetizing meal to plea s e every palate. And, in addition to our fine dinners, we have a large selection of delicious sandwiches, custards and fountain specialties! Try These Examples: The GIANT A Full Vi -Lb. Beefburger! Mexican Dinner Authentic Mexican Cookery! Chicken 'n Basket Seafood Basket

DIAL 'N DINE CL 5-0009 RON-D-VU WEST 52D STREET Just North of Butler Fieldhouse

Sarah Kroof Dies in Florida Funeral services were held Sunday, April 20, at AaronRuben for Mrs. Sarah Kroot, who moyed from Indianapolis to Miami Beach three years ago in September. Mrs. Kroot died April 17 in Miami Beach, Fla. Burial was in Beth-El Cemetery here. She had been a member of the Beth-El Zedeck sisterhood and Hadassah here. Survivors axe her husband, Isadore Kroot; two sons, Dr. Ralph I. Kroot of Gary and Robert Kroot; one daughter, Mrs. Leon W. Bei'ger; two sisters, Mi's. Dena Shainberg of Nashville and Mrs. Nettie Carr esky; seven grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.

Center Spotlight . . ,

JCC SQUARE DANCERS TO SWING PARTNERS

Center members will swing their partners at the next square dance scheduled for 8 p. m., Sunday, May 4, at the Jewish Community Center. Charles Sanford of the Indidnapolis Callers’ Association will lead the dancers. Admission is 50 cents per person. 'And Now Miguel' “And Now Miguel,” the true story of the life and work of the Chavez family of New Mexico, will be presented at 3:30 p. m., Saturday, April 26, as part of a children’s internation film festival.

Abraham Cohen's Last Rites Held Funeral services were held Wednesday in Aaron-Ruben for Abraham Cohen, 72, a willing giver to children’s hospitals and orphanages wherever they were. Surviving ai’e the widow, Mrs. Agnes G. Cohen; sisters Mi's. Yetta Gesben, Rochester, N. Y.; Mrs. Bell Rosebaum, Rochester, Mrs. Jane Mendelson, Rochester; - Mi's. Cyma Minowitz, Springville, N. Y\; Mrs. Mollie Zafron, Salamanca, N. Y.; Mrs. Shirley Goldstein, Canadaguia, N. Y., and Mrs. Rebecca Soldyn, Los Angeles, and brothers, Max Cohen, Rochester; Irving Cohen, Snyder*, N. Y.; Maui'ice Cohen, Brooklyn, N. Y., and Sidney Cohen, Buffalo, N. Y.

Nominate and Elect PHIL BAYT DEMOCRAT PROSECUTOR

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Bayt—In—’SB Democratic Committee SiuCeTG) A1 Deluse, Chairman Opal Kremer, Vice Chalnnan * . - ill Losche, Secretary Competent Charles H. Boswell Treasure*

WIN with BAYT in ’58

Only Junior division youngsters 6 through 11 years of age may attend upon pi'esentation of a curx'ently valid membership card. • ■ • Couples Club to Meet Membei'S of the Jewish community center couples club will take part in x'elaxation and fun at their next meeting and social at 8:30 p. m., Saturday, April 26, at the center. Couples belonging to the center may attend.

Nominate JOHN M. CORWIN For JUSTICE OF PEACE WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Ballot No. 40-F DEMOCRAT May 6 Primary (Paid Political Advertisement)

Nominate and Re-Elect SAMUEL J. LANG For WAYNE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE Associated With Office Over 20 Years DEMOCRAT Ballot No. 38-F MAY 6TH PRIMARY (Paid Political Advertisement)

Nominate and Re-Elect ANNE V. FORESTAL For TRUSTEE CENTER TOWNSHIP Ballot No. 38-F DEMOCRAT

MAY 6TH PRIMARY

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Nominate

Owen Mullin m D E M O C R A T FOR PROSECUTOR Owen's friends state: "Owen Mullin is a sterling man, whose integrity and wisdom- will make a prosecutor of which the entire community can be proud!"