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2 THE WISCONSIN JEWISH CHRONICLE September 6, 1968 Hiraei ILeadleirs Wonriry SPORTS WORLD 'The Power of Your Vote' to Be Revealed at First Meeting for Sisterhood The Beth El Ner Tamid Sister Lebowitz Engages Cantor A. Richman Cantor Aaron Richman of California will Vck nrocanto -frt Vi By Jess Silver ww W. Ull I and ordered their soldiers and civilians not to offer armed resistance to the invaders. No Russian (or Arab) leader, could expect such orders from any Israel government or that they would be obeyed if they were ever issued. The most dangerous aspect of the Czech events, as far as Israel is concerned, is their indication of instability inside the Soviet leadership.

Under such circumstances, hotheads in Moscow (or in Cairo and Damascus) could conceivably hood will start the new season on Monday, Sept. 16 at 12:30 p.m. at By Eliahu Salpeter GREAT BRITAIN has named Allan Jay and three other Jewish fencers to its Olympic team. A 37-year-old London attorney, Jay will become only the fourth British sportsman selected to represent his country at five successive Olympic Games. He was a silver medalist in epee at the 1960 Olympic Games and world foil champion in 1959.

Nick Halstead, Teddy Bourne and Peter Jacobs will be members of the five-man epee squad. Jay will compete in the foil events. Bourne, 19, the British under-20 epee champion, will be making his first Olympic appearance, while Jacobs competed at Tokyo in 1964. It will be Halstead's first Olympic showing. Mexico City, and was honored for his effort in organizing the group.

Gerson has made all arrangements for a buffet dinner at the Hotel Caminos Real in Mexico City on Oct. 15, 1968, for many of the world's Olympians. He was a silver medalist in wrestling at the 1920 Olympic Games. Seeded only sixth, Simon (Stuffy) Singer of Los Angeles, won the United States Handball Association four-wall singles title, 21-9, 18-21, 21-18, at St. Louis Laurie Levine of the Maccabi Association in London captured his fifth successive middleweight title at the English Native weightlift-ing championships, while Willie Shaer took his third bantam crown.

gation Anshai Lebowitz, 3100 N. 52nd during the coming High Holidays which will be celebrated starting Saturday, Sept. 14. Cantor Richman is considered one of the great voices of the synagogue. The possessor of a high lyric trained baritone, he projects with artistry for his listening worshippers.

He is a great interpreter of the prayers and songs of the Bible. He was an understudy of the world's most famous Cantor Rosenblatt, and has also sung for other great cantors such as Cantor Hershman and Cantor Kwastmi. Cantor Richman has appeared in many of the country's concert halls and synagogues as well as on both radio and television. The cantor will beerm his first. lin and a better chance for future direct Soviet aid against Israel.

POLITICAL OBSERVERS here believe that even today Moscow's leaders recognize the fundamental differences in the situation vis-avis Czechoslovakia and that vis-avis Israel. Apart from geographical distance and consequent logistic problems, Czechoslovakia belongs to the Soviet sphere of influence tacitly recognized by the Western Powers. American aid against Soviet intervention could be interpreted as an attempt to alter the status quo. In the Middle East, on the other hand, it would be the Soviet military intervention that would present an attempt to change the status quo and thus risk Western retaliation. For reasons best known to the Czechoslovak leaders they were completely surprised by the invading Soviet and satellite troops try to force the hands oi the more reasonable Soviet leaders by creating large-scale hostilities in the Middle East.

On the other hand, instability in Moscow holds out long range hopes for Israel. The Kremlin leaders who decided on the invasion of Czechoslovakia were obviously the most reactionary elements and also happen to be the mainstay of the Arabs against Israel. But there are the progressive elements in the Communist bloc, and these may be expected to grow in influence as the Neanderthal policies of the hawks are discredited by failure. Such an event would be of obvious benefit to Israel. JERUSALEM (JTA) After the invasion of Czechoslovakia by Soviet and other Warsaw Pact troops, Prime Minister Levi Esh-kol convened an emergency session of the Cabinet.

This may seem strange considering the distance between Prague and Jerusalem and the fact that Mr. Dub-cek's liberalization process never reached the stage of renewing diplomatic relations with Israel that were broken off by his predecessors on Moscow's orders after the Six-Day War. Yet, it was quite natural that Israel's top leaders should worry about events in Czechoslovakia. There is widespread sympathy for Czechoslovakians in Israel, dating back to the late President Jan Masaryk's warm support of the Zionist cause; there is a Kfar Masaryk near Haifa and there is hardly a city or town in Israel which does not have a Masaryk square, Masaryk avenue or at least a Masaryk street. But it is not only a question of sympathy.

Israelis know that what happened in Czechoslovakia could have repercussions in the Middle East It was no coincidence that of all the countries not under Mos services Sliches night, Sept. 14, at mianignt. Kabbi Bernard Reich-man will officiate at the services. THE INTERNATIONAL Golf Association has invited Israel to the World Cup matches in Rome, Nov. 14-17.

Although most nations are represented by professionals, the executive director of the IGA said that Israel would be eligible if its teams consisted of amateurs. Egypt has also been invited to the competition. Stockbroker Dick Siderowf of Westport, captured the Metropolitan Amateur Golf championships at the Metropolis Country Club course in White Plains, Weiner Starts Plans for Center-Kibbutz Exchange BUILD YOUR HARD EARNED SAVINGS Dave Micahnik of the Salle Csiszar of Philadelphia was the only winner at the National Fencing championships in Miami. He was a member of the winning epee team and placed second in the individual epee event after losing a fence-off for first place. Micahnik was a gold medalist at the 1965 World Maccabiah Games.

Jeff Checkes of the New York Fencers Club was runnerup in the individual foil. Norman T. Lewis of Kew Gardens, N. has been named team captain of the Olympic fencing team. Chairman of the Olympic Fencing Committee, Lewis was an Olympian in 1948 Former Columbia University fencing coach, Dr.

Irving DeKoff, has been appointed Director of Student Interests at the New York school. WILLIAM REGAN the synagogue, 3725 N. Sherman when William Regan of the Wisconsin Telephone Company will present an important election year program entitled "The Power of Your Vote." The program is intended to promote good citizenship by making members aware of the vital importance of voting and by encouraging participation in politics and government. A coffee hour and the D'var Torah by Mrs. Herbert Fink will precede the regular meeting, which is open to the community.

Jack Weiner, Jewish Community Center executive director, and Mrs. Weiner have returned from a five week study institute in Israel conducted in July and August by the National Jewish Welfare Board in cooperation with the Jewish Agency. Mr. Weiner was a member of a group of 20 Center executives from the country who were involved in lectures INTO A SOLID INVESTMENT Tailored to reduce your taxes Hedge against inflation Your property or a small amount of cash will be sufficient to purchase an apartment. Consult JOS.

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Later, both qualified for the U.S. Amateur. cow's direct domination only two expressed support of the Soviet aggression Egypt and Syria. It is not far-fetched to assume that the leaders of those two Arab countries saw signs favorable to their own aspirations in what happened in Czechoslovakia. In June 1967, 4 Mr.

lorn Hlrschberx DeKoff, 44, served Columbia as a fencing coach for 16 years and led the Lions to three NCAA titles. SAM GERSON, founder of Olympian International, has been appointed Ambassador of Goodwill for the City of Philadelphia at the Olympic Games in Mexico City. He will present gifts to the Mayor of Mexico City from Mayor Tate. Gerson recently attended the first gathering of officers of the chapter of the Olympians in ABRAMS GENERAL INSURANCE and discussions with key leaders from the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Social Welfare, Health and Religion. In addition, the group visited every part of the country, including newly occupied territories to observe progress in integrating and normalizing the population of these new areas, including the newly built Jerusalem YMHA, all over the country.

While in Israel, Mr. Weiner began planning with a kibbutz to bring some of their children to the Center's Camp Interlaken JCC next summer with the anticipation that an active exchange program of Israeli and American children will be developed. Dedicate Library TEL AVIV (JTA) The new central librarv buildine at. TpI Golf pro Ross Sobel, recently turned 77, continues to give lessons aboard the S.S. Ariadne, a cruise ship that tours the Bahamas and the Caribbean.

Sobel has been playing golf for 55 years, almost all as a teaching pro. Alfred Kaskel, 69, the man who brought bigtime golf to South Florida, died in July. A New York contractor, Kaskel built the Carillon and Doral Beach Hotels on Miami Beach, as well as the Doral Country Club. He founded the $100,000 Doral Open in 1962. He said he built his own golf courses because, "Some of my guests at the Carillon Hotel told me that they got tired of laying around on the beach looking at the ocean." Pros who played in Kaskel's Doral Open were given rooms for one-third the regular rates and their food at half price.

'V From Life Insurance and Liability to Pension Plans and Professional Malpractice m7 they assumed, wrongly, that the Soviets would provide them with direct military support to destroy Israel. Whether the Kremlin even considered such a move is doubtful; but in any case cooler heads prevailed. But the Egyptian and Syrian leaders may now hope that the Czech invasion indicated a victory for the "hawks" in the Krem- Good Food and Service Is Motto of New Caterers Prestige Catering Service specializing in "good food, good service and good taste" according to its president, Armand Belfor, began serving the Milwaukee Jewish community this past year. Making "good food" a reality, the head chef, Les Frey, presents gourmet type kosher meals at all congregations in the area. A professional cook for the past 12 years, Mr.

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Prestige Catering Service is available through Congregation Beth Israel for social and business functions anywhere in the city. For additional information, contact Prestige at 352-7310, 6880 N. Green Bay ave. IT HAS BEEN said that if Adam returned, he would find everything new but the jokes. Adam must have heard many stories.

It was Adam who first said, "Quit ribbing me." Nevertheless, we suspect Adam wouldn't recognize the stories of today. While the stories may be basically similar, they undergo major surgery through the changes of circumstances and events. About 30 years ago, there was a popular story about a famous rabbi of those days, Dr. Joseph Krauskopf, and Cardinal Gibbons ident Shazar will start talking and his hands will go this way and that, and we will have air-conditioning by hand." President Shazar not only can use his hands in talking but he can do a good Hassidic dance with his feet. But above all, he is a talker.

The one requirement Israel has of its president is that he be a good talker. They figure if he is busy talking, he won't do anything to get his country in trouble. FDR WAS a very good talker. tree rawing on tioiei premises 4 NOW OPEN! AMOY RESTAURANT "CHUCK" MOY, Proprietor featuring CHINESE and AMERICAN MENU 6113 W. Capitol Drive Visit Our Beautiful, New Dining Room or Phone 464-0120 for Take-Out Service Six Persons Injured in Jerusalem Bomb Blast JERUSALEM (JTA) Six persons were slightly injured when a bomb exploded outside a KNOWN ACCEPTED TRUSTED Everywhere in the U.S.

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Police immediately cordoned off all roads leading to East Jerusalem to prevent a recurrence of the riots that followed a series of grenade explosions in downtown Jerusalem ten days ago. There was, however, no attempt by any mobs to rush to East Jerusalem as was the case in the earlier incident. Police said the bomb consisted of three kilo ((g) I was just reading a story about the late Fannie Hurst, the novelist, who was a friend of his. She was always trying to reduce, and one day she came visiting the White House, very proud of her lost poundage. "Turn around," said FDR.

"Well," he said, "the Hurst may have changed a little, but it's the same old fanny." Several of the Presidents Jefferson, Adams, Madison, were good talkers. And of course Lincoln. He was the best of all. The worst was Calvin Coolidge. He said so little that when you had an appointment with him, you had to take a paper along with you to pass the time.

What a wonderful talker Chaim Weizmann, the first president of Israel, was. The only one to rival him was Lincoln. If Abraham and Chaim got together and told stories, the listeners wouldn't care if none of the world's problems were solved. It would be enough listening to them. PANDL'S is "GEMUTLICH and HAIMISH" YOUR GENIAL HOSTS PROVIDE A PLEASANT, COMFORTABLE BACKGROUND FOR YOUR DINING PLEASURE WHERE THE "HAIMISHA" MEALS ARE SO DELICIOUS SO APPETIZING AND SO MODESTLY PRICED, IT BEATS DINING AT HOME.

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Today this story would lose something of its punch, with so many priests now getting married. The whole question of celibacy among the priests is apparently being reassessed and jokes about the priests not marrying lose much of their pungency. Back in the old days, one heard many stories about how Jews talked with their hands. You almost never hear such stories today, but 36 years ago they were very common. PERSONALLY, I see nothing wrong with using your hands while talking.

The art of ballet tells stories with the use of hands and feet. Why shouldn't one involve his hands in conversation? One of the old favorites told how a Jew who couldn't swim managed to save himself when his boat overturned. "I just talked and talked and talked," explained the Jew. We were reminded of it recently on hearing a story about President Shazar of Israel. He was scheduled to speak at a meeting of a labor organization in the Negev.

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