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Page Twelv ST. LOUIS JEWISH LIGHT September 13, 1967 Visitors Center at Scout Camp To Be Memorial to S.L. Wiesbart Israel Would Lure Immigrants With Free Tuition, Tax Benefits Hotel Gets OK In Jerusalem JERUSALEM (Special) The long time controversial In 1-5500) or the St Louis Area Council of Boy Scouts, 4568 West Pine (FO. 1-0600). Mr.

Wisebart, who died February 5, was a long time friend of scouting. He served as Scoutmaster of Troop 11 and as a member of the Executive Board and member of the Endowment Committee of the St. Louis Area Council; chairman of the West District, Eagle Board of Review and holder of the coveted Silver Beaver Award. He was associated with the Eagle Stamp Co. for 57 years.

The Samuel L. Wisebart Memorial Fund of the St. Louis Area Council of Boy Scouts of America has been established. The Memorial, honoring the late business and civic leader, will be a Visitors Center at Camp May, Beaumont Reservation, Eureka, Mo. The Visitors Center will be an addition to the present Wisebart Trading Post donated by him a number of years ago.

Contributions for the project may be made by contacting Sam Racowsky at 3100 Market St (JE. two-thirds of this sum would be tax free and in the third year, there would be an exemption of one-third. Further concessions would apply to property taxes and land registration fees, while taxes on cars would be the same as in the country from which the newcomers emigrated. Houses would be provided on a rental basis, with the option of purchase after three years' occupancy. It was estimated that 33,000 three-room apartments would be offered for rentals of 150 Israeli pounds ($50) per month.

JERUSALEM (JTA) New immigrants to Israel would enjoy tax reductions, moderate-priced housing accommodations, and free high school and college tuition under the terms of a bill to be submitted to the Israel Parliament when it convenes on October 13. The concessions are part of a plan to encourage 20,000 immigrants to settle in Israel, chiefly from the more affluent countries. Avraham Cygel, head of the Jewish Agency's Department of Immigration and Absorption, said that details of the plan were worked out at the top level by a joint committee of the Government and the Jewish Agency and were generally approved by the Immigration authorities. The concessions In the new measure include an income tax exemption' for married couples with two children of 1,500 Israeli pounds ($500) per month for the first year. In the second year.

HIGH HOLIDAY SEATS Are now available at the Air-Conditioned and Newly Remodeled. BOAC Resumes Flights British Overseas Airways, who earlier this year discontinued its two Far East flights (India and Hong Kong) via Israel as a result of Arab boycott pressure, has resumed the service, it has been reported by the Anti Defamation League of B'nai B'rith. oung Sslael of St. JCouis 7800 GR0BY RD. PA 71880 Hebrew services meaningfully interpreted in English Congregational participation' encouraged Young Israel cantors.

COMMITTEE AVAILABLE TO ACCEPT YOUR RESERVATIONS SUNDAY MORNINGS OR ANY WEEKDAY EVENING P.M. CLAYTON ADULT EVENING CLASSES TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS TEN WEEKS TERM STARTING SEPTEMBER 26-27 THE JEWISH WAR VETERANS OF GREATER ST. LOUIS CORDIALLY INVITE YOU YOUR FAMILY FRIENDS tercontinental Hotel in Jerusalem has been reopened. A delegation of 300 rabbis visited the opulent structure last week to see how close It was to the Jewish cemetery on the southern flank of the Mount of Olives. The rabbis were satisfied, a spokesman for the hotel said, that the 10 yards separating one edge of hotel property from the southern wall of the cemetery were enough to remove any restrictions on observant Jews entering the property.

Jewish religious law prohibits living within the walls of a burial ground. Ninety per cent of the hotel's stock was owned by the Jordanian Government. Before the fighting in June the hotel was managed by the International Hotel Corporation, which is owned by Pan American World Airways, Inc. The hotel is now held by the Israeli Government and administered by what is euphemistically known as the Custodian of Abandoned Property. Dr.

Hans Falck Will Take Post At Maryland U. Dr. Hans S. Falck, professor of Washington University's George Warren Brown School of Social Work, will resign his post at the end of the year to join the faculty of the University of Maryland at Baltimore. He will assume the position of professor in the Department of Community Organization and Group Work.

Dr. Falck, who came to St Loute In September of 1961, was fornftrly at the University of Buffalo. He has served here in many community activities and is a member of the Board of Trustees of The St Louis Jewish Light the HUM Foundation and the Girl Scouts Council. He is president of the St Louis Chapter, National Assn. of Social Workers.

In an interview, Dr. Falck declared that the future of Jewish social welfare lies in increased efforts along two major lines: 1. More adequate planning within the Jewish community on a year around basis in addition to the once-a-year concentrated fund drive. 2. Aggressive leadership from the Jewish community in relation to general community affairs, particularly in fair housing, civil rights, social legislation and race relations.

"The Jewish community must learn to act rather than react," stated Dr. Falck. He said that instead of worrying about anti-Semitism the community must develop strong efforts at translating Jewish values into relevance for general community life. to join with them in SOLEMN TRADITIONAL JEWISH HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES at the Beautiful Air Conditioned JEWISH WAR VETERANS MEMORIAL CENTRE 7091 OLIVE STREET ROAD TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE AT THE MEMORIAL CENTRE Monday thru Friday 1:30 to 5:30 p. m.

Sundays 10:00 a. m. to 12:00 Noon For further Informations Phone PA. 7-3490 REGISTER EARLY BY MAIL FOR INFORMATION CALL PA 6-2550 -STATION 66 CLASSES WILL BE HELD IN THE CLAYTON l-H SCHOOL at No. 1 MARK TWAIN CIRCLE IN CLAYTON teach Hari-S'nai-Zion 8630 OLIVE STREET RD.

SOME RESERVED SEATS FOR THE HIGH HOLY DAYS AVAILABLE IN OUR AUXILIARY SYNAGOGUE FULL YEAR'S MEMBERSHIP $30 PER PERSON STUDENT RATE $10 I JUNIOR CONGREGATION BABY SITTING jJNI VERSITY CITY ADULT EVENING SCHOOL FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 25 An Opportunity for You 200 COURSES All Facilities Completely Air-Conditioned FOR FURTHER INFORMATION VISIT OUR SYNAGOGUE OR CALL WY 1-2100 Dr. Falck and his wife, Jacqueline, have a year-old daughter, Ruth Ellen. 1 1 IU1 How to say Happy New Year in Hebrew: ART ARTS, CREATIVE BRIDGE BUSINESS BUSINESS-SPECIAL DANCE DATA PROCESSING DISCUSSION GROUPS DRAMA DRIVER TRAINING EDUCATION, PSYCHOLOGY ELEMENTARY SUBJECTS ENGLISH ENGLISH FOREIGN BORN ESTATE PLANNING GARDENING HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY HOMEMAKING INVESTMENTS LANGUAGE LAW MATHEMATICS MEDICARE MUSIC PHOTOGRAPHY PHYSICAL CONDITIONING RADIO TELEVISION RAPID READING SAFETY SCIENCE SPECIAL INTERESTS SPEECH SPORTS 20th CENTURY PROBLEMS WRITERS' WORKSHOP Extends Best Wishes for the Coming Year And Invites You to Experience the Meaning and Inspiration of TRADITIONAL HIGH HOLIDAY WORSHIP At Our Air-conditioned Synagogue 66 ROSH HASHANA October 4-5-6 YOM KIPPUR October 13-14 ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, Grades 1 to 8, NO FEE REGISTER NOW BY MAIL For Information and Catalog Telephone PArkview 7-1077 Station 58 MAIN SANCTUARY SERVICES our new spiritual leader RABBI MILTON H. P0LIN AND CANTOR SAMUEL HEBER officiating AUDITORIUM SERVICES RABBI C.T. HOLLANDER AND RABBI MORDECAI B0RNSTEIN officiating JUNIOR CONGREGATION SERVICES FOR PRE-TEENS New Year Bartonette Miniature Chocolates, 1 lb.

$2.49. Come see all the other Barton's New Year chocolates and pastries. JEWISH NEW YEAR CARD'S by REGISTER IN PERSON Tuesday, September t9, 7 to 9 p. ci. At llanlcy Junior High School 951 N.

Ilanley Road For Further Information About Membership and Holiday Seats Please Call Synagogue Office PA 1-7706 WILLIAM GOODMAN, President DELMAR at OLD BONHOMME PArkview 5-6300 Sponsored by Board of Education of University City Open Mon. Thurs. Nights til 9.