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February 6, 1970 THE WISCONSIN JEWISH CHRONICLE Israeli Beauty and Dr. Voss to Speak bitaorieo copter hauling one the famed Egyptian pyramids, and a cartoon in the "Sunday Telegraph" depicts the transfer by Israeli helicopter of the. Egyptian sphinx from the shores of the Nile to the Jewish Museum in Jerusalem. Rabbi Schachter to Speak at Emanu-El Rabbi Zalman M. Schachter, professor and head of the Department of Judaic Studies, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Cana- at Ihree Women's Division Meetings the University of Manitoba, 1968-69, he taught psychology of religion at Brandeis University.

He is author of many publications and of articles which have appeared in the Jewish Spectator, Jewish Frontier, Commentary and Judaism. Rabbi Schachter is an expositor of mystic religious thought and of the dynamics of the worship experience. Dr. Carl Hermann Vnss a Pmt Women's Division contributors estant clergyman, author and authority on refugee problems of Israel and the Middle East, will be the guest speaker at the final or- to the 1970 Milwaukee Jewish Welfare Fund and Israel Emergency Fund campaigns will have a unique and unusual opportunity buffet, for quick and efficient service, contains corn beef, tongue, rare roast beef, rye bread, bagels, onion rolls and miniature French breads. The kitchen is still in full operation, for those who want blintzes, kugel and lox.

Both the buffet and regular luncheon are served every noon, Monday through Friday. All changes were made possible by the Florence C. Silverman Refurbishing Fund and the Restaurant Committee, chaired by William Braun and composed of Ronald Singer, Norman Schuminsky, Mrs. Sol Kahn, Mrs. Richard Weil, Mrs.

Ely Epstein and the entire Center Volunteer Corps. The Faculties of TEMPLE MENORAH Af Available for Yew Evay important OccmIm WEDDINGS ANNIVBtSAtlES BAft MITZVAHS PARTIES Completely Air Conditioned Kosher Kitchen For Rata and Kaiarvattut, Call 4454136 Israelis "Lift" Pyramids and Sphinx in Cartoons LONDON (ZINS) The spectacular raid by Israeli commandos on an Egyptian radar installation and its capture and removal by helicopter to Israel has inspired London cartoonists to heights of fantasy. The "Sunday Times" portrays an Israeli heli Sari R. Kramsky Services for Sari R. Kramsky (nee Levitch), 58, were held Sunday at Goodman-Bensman (west).

Mrs. Kramsky, who lived with her husband, Charles, at 4236 N. 75th died Thursday, Jan. 29. Surviving, besides her husband, are two daughters, Mrs.

Sidney (Barbara) Dvoretsky, Houston, and Miss Marsha Kramsky, Milwaukee; two sisters, Mrs. Nathan (Lena) Goody, Houston, and Mrs. Alvin (Ethel) Steinrad, Los Angeles; and two grandchildren. Burial was in Mound Zion cemetery. Gladys R.

Meissner Mrs. Gladys R. Meissner, of 825 E. Kensington passed away Monday, Feb. 2, at age 71.

She was the wife of Roland and mother of Roland E. Arthur P. and Mrs. Norman (Suzanne) Komisar, Fox Point. She is also survived by six grandchildren.

Rites were conducted Wednesday at Weiss Funeral Home, with interment in Spring Hill cemetery. Memorials to the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Milwaukee would be appreciated. Greatest Guy inrrrf WIT" ine niffl'1 in Olim from Western Countries Increasing JERUSALEM (ZINS) Forty-five per cent of new settlers arrving after the ,1967 Six-Day War came from the USA and Western Europe, as compared with a mere 5 per cent from these same countries prior to the war of 1967, according to Joseph Geva, Director of the Jewish Agency Absorption Department. A third of this new immigration consists of persons with academic degrees and almost all of them are now successfully integrated in the life of the country. A large number of the newcomers are physicians practicing their profession in various new development areas.

Mr. Geva noted that this year the anticipated immigration from the free world, particularly from the United States, will be significantly higher, and suitable preparations for absorbing these new citizens have been made both by the Jewish Agency and the Israel Government. PANDL'S HAS "TAM" When you take your wife dining, be selective and choose a restaurant with atmosphere that breathes "gemutlichkeit" serves food that is delicious and appetizing service that is hospitable and gracious. You will see your friends there so you'll know it's the right choice. They, too, appreciate "Tam." PANDL'S WHITEF1SH BAY INN Lake Drive at Henry Clay RABBI ZALMAN SCHACHTER da, will be the guest speaker at Congregation Emanu-El B'ne Je-shurun on Friday evening, Feb.

20, at 8 p.m. His subject will be "Hippies, Squares and the Jews." Rabbi Schachter was graduated and ordained from the Lubavitch Yeshiva in Brooklyn (1947); received his M.A. from Boston University in psychology of religion, (1956); and received his D.H.L. from Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion (1968). During Sabbatical leave from New Concept of Food Service Opened at JCC The Jewish Community Center has opened its new food service concept for the business and professional people of Milwaukee.

The dining room, overlooking Lake Michigan, sports a new, gay look. Domed carts roll up to one's table with an array of cole slaw, sauerkraut, bagels, potato salad and desserts. A new stainless steel serving mom out for a delightful restaurant meal! Phone 332-9839 MISS RINA KISIION to learn first hand about the needs which will be met by our campaign, according to Mrs. William H. Orenstein, Women's Division chairman.

A series of three meetings will be held next week "to fully inform women contributors about the perilous situation of Jews in Israel and other countries overseas, and about the critical need to sustain our Jewish agencies in Milwaukee and across the United States," Mrs. Orenstein said. "We will explain candidly why we must do our part to meet the Jewish community goal of $4,300,000." Guest speaker at the first two meetings will be Rina Kishon, a former Miss Israel. These meetings will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 10 at 8 p.m.

at the home of Mrs. Leah Kniaz, 7535 N. Fairchild, and on Wednesday, Feb. 11 at 9:15 a.m. at the home of Mrs.

Bernard bampson, 7000 N. Barnett lane. In 1951, Miss Kishon, her mother, father and sisters were rescued from Rumania and brought to Israel to live. After being settled in Israel, Miss Kishon attended the Israeli DR. CARL VOSS ientation meeting for Women's Division contributors to the 1970 campaign.

The meeting will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 11, at 12:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Murray Wein-grod, 3874 N. Sherman blvd.

Mrs. William H. Orenstein, Women's Division chairman, said Dr. Voss "offers a rare opportunity to learn from an expert about the critical problems facing Israel, particularly in regard to absorbing its own newcomers and the prospects for resolving the dilemma of the Arab refugees." Dr. Voss recently returned from a tour of Israel and Arab lands.

He studied the refugee problems of both Arabs and Jews during this journey of several months to transit centers for Jewish refugees in Paris, Marseilles and Vienna; Arab refugee camps in Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Egypt, and the new settlement of Jewish immigrants in Israel. He visited the new installations of the Jewish Agency for Israel and the Joint Distribution Committee, interviewed recently arrived Israeli settlers, and conferred with Israeli leaders. Dr. Voss brought back a new and vivid story of an Israel reborn and the extraordinary accomplishments of Israel's people in giving haven to more than a million and a half newcomers in the past 23 years. Dr.

Voss, a un of the American Christian Palestine Committee, has long been an effective and eloquent spokesman on behalf of Zionist aspirations and the achievements of Israel. He is the author of a number of books, including The Palestine Problem Today; This Is Israel; The Universal God, an interfaith anthology; and Rabbi and Minister, a dual biography concerning the lifelong friendship and interrelated ministries of the late Rabbi Stephen S. Wise and the Rev. John Haynes Holmes. He has further authored In Search of Meaning; Living: Religions of the World; Stephen S.

Wise: Servant of the People; Selected Letters; and the anthology of John Haynes Holmes which is now being completed and which will be entitled: A Summons Unto Men. Dr. Voss served as minister of the New England Congregational Church in Saratoga Springs from 1956 to 1964. He was a 1964-65 Visiting Professor of Theology and The History of Religion at the Theological School at St. Lawrence University and has taught as well at the New School for Social Research in New York City and Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs.

Technion, graduating with a degree as a draftsman. All single women serve in Israel's army and Miss Kishon was no exception. Her degree enabled her to serve as a sargeant, drawing maps and charting the course of the ever-continuing war, working only 500 yards from the gun-infested Syrian border. After Miss Kishon's release from the army, she was chosen to be Miss Israel. She is now married to an eighth generation Israeli and they are living in the United States with their 3 year old son while her husband obtains his master's degree in BECAUSE The survival of the People of Israel is our profound concern- BECAUSE We understand the strain on the People of Israel of holding firm while seeking peace, of enduring guerilla attacks, barrages and urban terrorism BECAUSE It has been and continues to be our solemn obligation to meet the burden of the humanitarian needs of our Israeli brethren: the care of new immigrants who will arrive in the tens of thousands in the year ahead; housing, teaching and rehabilitating those who came in years past but are not yet fully self-sufficient BECAUSE The People of the State of Israel, completely overburdened in providing for their own defense in the face of a relentless clamor by Arabs for their annihilation, can no longer bear their share of the cost of UJA-sponsored humanitarian programs BECAUSE Now we must meet this burden in full BECAUSE We are resolved that Students Not Immune to Corrupting Influences KFAR SABA (ZINS) The heroic image of Israeli youth is sometimes tarnished by unhappy delinquencies.

Kfar Saba police have arrested two deserters from the Israel army charged with having stolen army equipment which they hoped to sell to Arab terrorists. Both of the accused are Yemenites, one of whom lived in a synagogue connected with the Chabad Hassidim and the second the product of a strict religious upbringing. Apparently strong religious indoctrination is no guarantee of immunity to corrupting influences. The evil that men do lives after them; the good is oft interred with their bones. Shakespeare r' WE, the undersigned organizations, representing the vast majority of American Jewry, pledge utmost support of our leadership and our members to the humanitarian goals of THE 1970 ISRAEL EMERGENCY FUND CAMPAIGN and REGULAR CAMPAIGN of the UNITED JEWISH APPEAL contacted by the Federations and Welfare Funds throughout the country, and by the UJA of Greater New York in New York City I II II i i 7 National Council of Jewish Women National Council of Young Israel National Jewish Welfare Board The Rabbinical Assembly Rabbinical Council of America Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America Union of American Hebrew Congregations United Synagogue of America Zionist Organization of America Other Organizations: American Jewish Committee American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Council of Jewish Federations Welfare Funds United Israel Appeal, Inc.

Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations Affiliated Organizations: American Israel Public Affairs Committee American Jewish Congress American Zionist Council B'nai B'rith Central Conference of American Rabbis Hadassah' Jewish Agency for Israel-American Section Jewish Labor Committee Jewish War Veterans of the U.S.A. Labor Zionist Movement Poale Zion, Farband, Pioneer Women. Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi National Committee for Labor Israel National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council MAJOR RESPONSIBILITY OF WORKER RECRUITMENT for the Women's Division of the 1970 Milwaukee Jewkh Welfare Fund and Israel Emergency Fund campaign is beinjr led by Mrs. Sidney Hark left, as chairman and Mrs. Herman Mosher, right, as co-chnWit announced by Mrs.

William H. Orenstein, Women's Division chairman. Space for this Message Sponsored by a Public Spirited Member of the Community.