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Uzi Narkiss, the Israeli general
whose troops liberated and re-
united Jerusalem during the Six-
Day War, will address an open
meeting 8 p.m. April 10 at the
Jewish Center.
Narkiss, who will speak on
"Israel's Needs Today," is on a
national tour as director-general
of the Jewish Agency's depart-
ment of immigration and absorp-
tion.
Narkiss retired from the army
last July at age 43 to direct the
agency which plans and - co-
ordinates Israel's program for re-
ceiving and settling immigrants.
Narkiss, who was born in Jeru-
salem in 1925, has been a soldier
since age 16, when he joined the
Hagana and Palmah commandos.
His military career was climaxed
in June 1967, when he commanded
Israel's central front in the war
against Jordan and his forces
captured the Arab-held section of
the Old City of Jerusalem.
Narkiss was second in com-

mand of a battalion on the Jeru-
salem front when statehood was
proclaimed on May 14, 1948.
Three days later, he directed
the historic attack which cap-
tured Mt. Zion from the Arab
Legion.
He then was promoted to batta-

lion commander on the southern,
or Negev front. His 350-man force
routed Egyptian invaders clear-
ing a corridor to the Negev, then
captured Beersheba, and continu-
ing southward into the desert,
planted Israel's flag on the sands
of Eilat.
Later, as adviser to the chief
of staff, General Moshe Dayan,
Narkiss helped plan and carry out
the Sinai Campaign of 1956, and
was promoted to colonel.

• FOOT SPECIALIST •

Announces the opening of his office at

21701 WEST ELEVEN MILE ROAD

Near Lahser

SOUTHFIELD, MICHIGAN

352-4260

Honoring Our
"Man of
the Year"

UZI NARKISS

Canadians for Aliya (Immigration

to Israel), and the Israel Aliya
Center, which acts as adviser to
prospective immigrants.
Co-sponsors of his visit are the
Jewish Community Council, the
Zionist Council and student or-
ganizations.
Narkiss will participate in the
Aliya Conference of the Zionist
Organization of America, in the
Park Sheraton Hotel, New York.
He and Alfred L. Atherton, State'
Department specialist on Arab- I
Israel affairs, w e r e featured
speakers last weekend at the or-
ganizing meeting of Bnai Brill's
cabinet on Israel affairs.

MELVIN WEISZ, C.L.U.

TO HIM WE SAY CONGRATULATIONS

For a job well done—to his clients and policyholders we say THANK
YOU for making it possible for him to place in force in excess of
$2,000,000 of life insurance and disability income.

Ruben Gold, C.L.U.
General Agent and Associates
564-5275
20800 Greenfield Road

Narkiss became commanding
officer of the central military re-
gion in 1965, culminating in the
liberation of Jerusalem.
The general married Esther
Hacohen, daughter of a Knesset
member, whom he met when she
was assigned as his secretary
during the 1948 Negev campaign.
They have a son and two daugh-
ters.
Narkiss' visit to Detroit is under
the auspices of the Zionist Organ-
ization of Detroit, the Michigan
Association of Americans and

Holiday Greetings

Serving You

Better

For 56 Years

Asks Funds for More
Beds for Jewish Aged

CAMDEN, N.J. (JTA) — The
Jewish Family Service of Camden
has asked for a substantially in-
creased grant from the Allied Jew-
ish Appeal to expand the number
of beds for aged residents of the
community who need bed care.
The JFS has had an arrangement
for a number of years with the
Greenwood Jewish Home for the
Aged in Trenton, which provides
five beds for Camden aged resi-
dents.

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KRAJENKE BUICK

"Hard to Spell, Easy to Deal With"

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After serving as Israel's mili-
tary attache in Paris, the Ha-
gue, Brussels and Berne from
1959 to 1962, he was assigned to
create the Israel National De-
fense College, which he opened
in 1963 as its founding com-
mander.

ISRAEL

Farmington. Michigan

DR. ALAN NICKAMIN

Israeli General Uzi Narkiss
to Speak at Center Meeting

CHOSEN OF GOD?

Thompson-
Brown Co.
476-8700

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

34 — Friday, March 28, 1969

12800 JOS. CAMPAU

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