26—Friday, March 7, 1969
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Israel's Ambassador to West Germany
Says Germans Invite Friendship
Asher Ben-Natan, Israel's am- I in the United States, often are in-
bassador to West Germany, who spired by Leftists.
was here this week to address the
Regarding the statute of limita-
mechanical trades division of the tions, Ben-Natan said there is a
Allied Jewish Campaign, said he division of sentiments and that
was confident that the neo-Nazi there are certain political elements
elements in Germany formed athat
are anxious to enforce it. But
,
minority.
there is an element that strongly
Commenting on the attitudes in favors continuation of trials of for-
Germany towards Israel, he said mer Nazis, he stated.
Commenting on El Fatah ter-
he was certain the vast majority
of Germans are friendly to Israel, rorism, Ben-Natan said it and
and invite friendly attitudes. He other guerrilla groups represent
pointed out, however, that en- an awful nuisance for Israel. But
mities, like those that often develop he added, there have been even
more menacing terrorist activi-
ties in the mid-1950s when they
invaded Israel territory and
Bora
caused much more damage.
"Now they can't enter within Is-
rael," de declared, "and must
Work on the borders or in iso-
lated cases as the bombings in
supermarkets."
A member of the Mapai-Rafi fac-
tion in Israel, Ben-Natan said that
while it appeared certain that
Mrs. Golda Meier would be interim
premier, he hoped a choice would
be based on agreements that would
lead to a measure of unity within
an Israel coalition government.
Ben-Natan was born in Vienna
and educated at the University of
Geneva. In Israel, he was secretary
of Kibutz Medorot-Zeraim from
1938 to 1944. For three years, he
was on a mission to Europe to or-
ganize immigration and investigate
war crimes. From 1948 to 1951, he
carried out assignments for the for-
' eign ministry.
MISS GALE BORAKS
He was the ministry of defense
Mrs. Marjorie Boraks of Mount representative in Europe for Israel
from
1956 to 1959. In 1962 he went
Clemens announces the engage-
on a mission to Burma, Thailand
ment of her daughter Gale to Mar- and Japan.
tin Metier, son of Mrs. Harry Met-
Before he assumed his present
ier of Lenore St. and the late Mr. post as ambassador to Germany,
Ben-Natan was director general of
Metier.
the defense ministry.
The bride-elect is a graduate in
Mrs. Ben-Natan accompanied him
speech therapy from the Univer- on his visit to Detroit. They were
sity of Michigan. Her fiance, a the guests of the Ford Motor Co.
graduate of Wayne State Univer- Tuesday when they were guided
sity, is attending dental school at through the Dearborn plant.
the University of Detroit.
A July 28 wedding is planned.
ks - Aletler Troth
Told in Mount Clemens
Births
Feb. 25—To Dr. and Mrs. David
S. Klar (Judie Harrison), 4813
Woodland, Royal Oak, a daughter,
Jaimie Elise.
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Feb 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Glasser (Nicki Lezell), 25169 Par-
sons, Southfield, a daughter, Amy
Beth.
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Feb. 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Emery
I. Klein (Diane Yura), 3184 Harts-
lock Woods, Birmingham, a son,
Jeffrey Lawrence.
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MISS ANNETTE RUDA
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The new series is to open Oct. 8,
with Renee Carpenter, wife of astro-
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The second number of the pro-
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For Nov. 5, a program in lighter
vein with Celeste Holm, star of
State Representative Daniel S. stage and screen, is booked.
William Bradford Huie, southern
Cooper (D OakPark) introduced a
resolution to mourn the loss of the author who holds exclusive rights
premier of the state of Israel, Levi to the biography of James Earl
Ray, accused assasin of Martin
Eshkol.
Cooper stated that this is "a sad Luther King, will tell "How to
loss for Israel and even a greater Laugh to Keep from Crying."
loss to the world community." He
noted that it is "a sad commentary
on the state of affairs in the world
today that the, Arab organization
known as El Fatah felt it necessary
to take credit for the death of Esh-
kol." He said: "What barbaric
sense of political advantage would
provoke any organization to take
credit for the death of a man? The
Arabs again have risen to new
heights of arrogance and debase-
ment of human values. Regardless
of where a person stands in the
political spectrum, the death of a
man should be a call to mourning
for all peoples. In the savage arena
of world affairs, even the most
dedicated Zionist who recognizes
the necessity of vigilance, military
preparedness and activist measures
to aid the state of Israel, still the
death and carnage caused by this
war causes people of all persua-
sions to be saddened by the com-
mon denominator of all mankind.
MISS ROBERTA WINE
death."
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wine of
Akiva Plans Open House Pine View Dr., Pontiac, announce
engagement of their daughter
for Parents, Community the
Roberta Gail to Richard Laurence
Akiva Hebrew Day School will London, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton
sponsor an open house 8 p.m. Tues- Lonon of Lake Park Dr., Birming-
day at the school.
ham.
Since the purpose of the open
Miss Wine and her fiance both
house is to acquaint the commun- are students at the University of
ity with the school's program, the Michigan, where Mr. London will
public is invited.
enter medical school next August.
For information, call Akiva, 545-
The wedding is planned for July
.
Cooper Authors
Eshkol Tribute
in Legislature
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Roberta Thine to Wed
Richard London July 13
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