Pag«24-THE NEWS-Jun«/July, 1963
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Abov0 is a reproduction of The Foundation contribution
card.
Donations may be made to the Foundation in Honor of, in
Memory of, etc. All donations will be acknowledged.
Contributions To The Foundation
Id memory of Arthur Frank’s mother; Robert Finkelstein,
father of Walter Finkelstein; Belle Boxer:
Harry & Marilyn Swimmer
For the recovery of Sophia Swimmer:
Ben & Nettye Bruck
In honor of Paula Musler’s birthday and Barbara Levin's
birthday:
Marilyn Swimmer
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Jewish Cadets
Commissioned
NEW YORK, N.Y. - Thir-
ty Jewish cadets, including
four women, are among this
spring’s graduates from four
U.S. service academies. The
30 are being commissioned
as officers, according to Rab*
bi Herschel Schacter of New
York, chairman of the JWB
Commission on Jewish
Chaplaincy.
JWB representatives will
present complimentary
copies of The Holy Scrip
tures to the Jewish officers
at the baccalaureate ser
vices.
The presentation of Jewish
books to the cadets is part of
the intensified year-round
program of outreach and ser
vice provided the Jewish
personnel at the academies
by the JWB Chaplaincy
Commission and local
Jewish communal leaders.
‘‘The Jewish con-
sciousness of the cadets has
been raised considerably by
the work of JWB, the Jewish
Chaplains, and Jewish lay
leaders,” Schacter said.
“By doing this we
heighten their receptivity to
the role of Jewish lay leader
ship,” he added. “The
cadets will not only be in
positions of Jewish leader
ship within the armed forces,
they are also potential
leaders for positions in their
civilian communities after
they leave the service.”
The 30 newly commission
ed Jewish officers include 12
at the U.S. Air Force
Academy in Colorado Spr
ings, Colo.; eight at the U.S.
Military Academy, West
Point; five at the U.S. Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Md.;
and five at the U.S. Mer
chant Marine Academy,
Kings Point, N.Y.
At the U.S. Military
Academy at West Point,
Rabbi Avraham Soltes is
part-time chaplain. Col.
Donald L. Bernstien, West
Point Jewish community
coordinator, was honored by
JWB at its Biennial Conven
tion in Chicago with the
presentation of the JWB
Military Lay Leader Award.
Graduation exercises will
take place May 20.
Chaplain (Capt.) Howard
B. Zyskind is on full-time
duty at the Air Force
Academy.
“I express my great ap
preciation to JWB for pro
viding each of the Jewish
graduates with the special
gift Bibles,” the chaplain
wrote. The baccalaureate
service took place May 28,
graduation followed June 1.
Rabbi Morris Rosenblatt
serves as part-time chaplain
at the U.S. Naval Academy.
UJA National Fiy-In III
NEW YORK, N. Y., May 10
— In the recent third United
Jewish Appeal National
“Fly-In,” teams of Israeli
dignitaries and American lay
leaders raised $510,829 for
the 1983 Regular campaign in
24 small and intermediate
communities nationwide, ac
cording to Sandra Weiner of
Houston, Texas, the pro
gram’s National Chairman.
That amount, said Mrs.
.Weiner, a UJA National Vice
Chairman who also chaired
the two earlier Fly-Ins,
represented a 50.6 percent in
crease over giving by the
same donors in 1982. In addi
tion, she reported, $32,550
was pledged to the Israel
Special Fund during the in
tensive week of solicitation.
The teams, consisting of
eight Israelis and 16
Americans, solicited more
than 100 donors; team
members also participated in
meetings, briefings, and
newspaper, radio, and televi
sion interviews.
Participating Israelis were
Lieutenant Colonel Shlomo
Ariel, commander of a tank
battalion; Walter Eytan,
former Ambassador to
France and political advisor
to the Minister of Foreign
Affairs; Bezalel Gordon,
Director of the News Depart
ment of the Government
Press Office; Jonathan Liv-
ny, Jerusalem attorney and
former member of the Judge
Advocate’s office of the
Israel Defense Forces; Major
Ruso Menachem, Air force
pilot; Dr. Allen Pollack, a re
cent immigrant from the
U.S. and head of the In
stitute for Leadership
Development, the Jewish
Agency’s major seminar
center; Benjamin Varon,
former ambassador in Latin
Baccalaureate services there
were held May 22, gradua
tion was held May 25.
Capt. Paul L. Krinsky
supplied JWB with the
names of the graduating
cadets at the U.S. Merchant
Marine Academy.
Krinsky, who serves as
academic dean at the
Academy, thanked “JWB
for your continuing interest
in our midshipmen.” Bac
calaureate services will tr^ke
place on June 19, and com
mencement exercises on
June 20.
Among U.S. Naval
Academy graduates was
Earl A. Schendell of Shelby,
N.C. Rabbi David Lapp is
director of the JWB Com-
misson on Jewish Chaplain
cy.
America, and Zalman Yaron,
veteran civil servant.
In addition to Mrs.
Weiner, American leader
ship included UJA Honorary
National Vice Chairmen and
members of the UJA Na
tional Campaign Policy
Board Billy Goldberg of
Houston and Bernard
Waldman of Hartford; UJA
Northeast Regional Cabinet
member Bernard Samers of
Stamford, Connecticut; UJA
Mid-Atlantic Regional
Cabinet members Gary Ber
man of the Jewish Federa
tion of North Jersey and
Mervyn Platt of the Jewish
Federation of the Delaware
Valley in New Jersey; Joe
Williams of Houston, Chair
man of the UJA Southwest
Regional Young Leadership
Cabinet, and Albert Effrat,
Executive Director of the
Jewish Federation of Water-
bury, Connecticut.
Also participating were
local leaders Irwin Baker of
the Jewish Federation of
Raritan Valley, New Jersey;
Allen Bassuk of San An
tonio, Texas; Joe Bettman of
Dayton, Ohio; Max Fried
man of Cleveland; Colonel
Jerome Hurwitz (ret.) of
Boca Raton, Florida; Harriet
Narens of Canton. Ohio;
Norman Rotenberg of
Saginaw, Michigan, and Ben
Shenker of Daytona Beach,
Florida.
The next national UJA
Fly-In is scheduled for
September 12-16 and 18-21,
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