Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1960 — Page 2

The National Jewish POST and OPINION

Friday, April 1, 19^

MINUTE MESSAGE JWF CAMPAIGN OFFERS CHALLENGE, OPPORTUNITY

By DAVID M. COOK

This year’s Jewish Welfai'e Federation campaign offers both a challenge and an opportunity to the community: A challenge because there is no "crisis” _ in the sense of a dramatic emergency in some particular area overseas. An opportunity because, more than ever, we have the chance to contribute towards the fundamental and basic needs of our people throughout the world. We are fortunate this year in having excellent and enthusiastic leaders in all divisions of our campaign. Fine plans have been laid for a fast, efficient campaign, concentrated in a period of one month. Preliminary meetings of leaders and workers at which precampaign commitments have been made 1 ' have assured the campaign of a good start. With few exceptions, the pattern has been a willingness on the part of everyone to increase over

last year’s giving.

I hope that the entire community will respond to the unquestioned need which exists and follow the pace set by

the leaders.

David M. Cook

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TELEPHONE NUMBERS ARE FASTER THAN 1 I N ORDER to speed up the handling of I your transactions with our business office, a special telephone number— MEIrose 1-1361 —has been assigned to Service Records division of Indianapolis Power & Light Company. All other telephone calls—to executive offices, departments, plants and operating centers—will continue to be handled through the listed number —ME 1-1411.

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• To order service connected • To order service disconnected • To inquire about your electric bill • To inquire about credit and collection

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o To report service interruption • To report emergencies • For all general calls to offices, plants and operating centers

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ME 1-1361 ME 1-1411 During office hours— p At all times an operator 8:15 a.m.—4:45 p.m. fA may be reached at Monday through Friday the above number

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Dr. Leeds Speaks On Growing Older Dr. Morton Leeds, executive director of the Borinstein Home for the Jewish Aged, will speak on "Growing Older” to members of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation sisterhood at its meeting Wednesday, April 6. The meeting will begin with a luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Dr. Leeds, who is seci'etary- of the State Commission on Aging, and President of the Indiana Association of Philanthropic Homes for the Aged, is the editor of the book "Aging in Indiana” and author of many articles on geriatrics and institutional management. Mmes. Godfrey Lefton and Jack Joseph are co-chairmen of the hostess committee, whose members for this meeting are Mmes. Joseph Sloofman, Gerald Hausmanl Ben Rosenthal, M. William Newman, Jack Taslitz, Albert Gistenson and Max Gistenson. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Jules Snyder, CL 10914. Members needing transportation may call Mi's. Irving Linderman, CL 1-9642.

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Women of Community Play Privileged Role In JWF Drive By MRS. MANUEL S. CASSEN Women in the Jewish Community are especially privileged to serve the Jewish Welfare Federation Campaign. As wives and mothers we need to think of the Federation in terms of people rather than statistics. Our satisfaction comes from the knowledge that through our efforts we can aid a stricken child, a desperate mother, a displaced family. "EVA,” WHOSE STORY will be dramatized at the women’s division brunch, Broadmoor Country Club, April 5, will be there in person . . . because the Joint Distribution Committee took her from a displaced persons camp

to a haven in Israel.

The JDC is only one of many agencies supported by the Federation devoted to serving humanity. The Federation, by its very nature, can accomplish what we cannot do alone. It can allocate funds where they are needed most.

We can help by raising those funds, by doing our individual

best.

THIS YEAR THE Federation neds $600,000 to meet minimum requirements all over the world. The plus giving from women, separate and apart from their husbands', shows they really care. Giving is a personal responsibility for each of us, as individuals. A little sacrifice, a personal luxury set aside, can mean the difference between life and death to someone like “Eva.”

Mrs. Cassen

Wedding Anniversaries Celebrated With Lunch

Mmes. Joseph Schwimer, Ai Fischburg, and Joseph Solinsky were honored with a - luncheon and a card game given by Mrs. Herman Rundberg, 4854 E. 71st, upon the occasion of their wedding anniversaries. The guests of honor received gifts from the hostess. Those who attended were Mmes. Herman Liberman, Joseph Mehlman, Alex Schwartz, Sol Levin, Sol Greenberg, Max and Ai Gistenson, Lewish Goldman, Harry Dock and Helen Stein.

JIM BOYCE SAYS:

The Citizens Federal Savings & Loan is opening a new branch office, Monday, April 4, to be located in the center of Glendale on th<? Keystone Ave. side. The new offcie is directly in front of the central automobile entrance to Glendale from Keystone, and at the entrance to the Upper Concourse leading to the Mall.

Establishment of the new branch office is part of expansion of facilities by Citizens Federal.

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