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February 19, 1971 - Image 15

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1971-02-19

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Soviet Jewry Group Gives
Trees to Union in Thanks
WASHATG11011. (JTA) — The

trical, Radio and Machine Work-
ers, whose secretary-treasurer was
arrested recently in a demonstra-
to thi-inteiniltiOluil Union of Elec- tion on behalf of Soviet Jews.
The committee said the trees
would be planted this spring on a
site in front of the union headquar-
ters where Jews and non-Jews
have been maintaining a daily 15-
minute silent vigil for the Jews
of the Soviet Union.
The site is directly across the
street from the Soviet Embassy.
The union official, David Fitzmau-
rice, a Roman Catholic, was ar-
rested in December when he raised
a Star of David flag on a flagpole
DEAL
facing the Soviet building.
Fitzmaurice was charged with
FOR YOU
violating a District of Columbia
ordinance
forbidding demonstra-
AT
tions within 500 feet of an em-
bassy.
The Washington Committee said
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the trees were being donated in
Jan* Wiest of Tel•graph
observance of the Jewish holiday
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of Tu b'Shevat, known as the New
Year of Trees.

Washbiglow tboainIttee for Soviet
Jew'? aPawowatad that It was mak-
ing IC
two dogwood trees

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El Fatah Reported Torn by Dissension

TEL • AVIV (JTA)—Arab quar-
ters report serious dissension in
the ranks of El Fatah. The Leb-
anese newspaper Al Haivat re-
ported on a meeting of El Fatah's
"Revolutionary Council" at which
the guerrilla chief, Yassir Arafat,
showed up 24 hours late and barely
managed to reverse an earlier vote
of no confidence in himself and
the El Fatah leadership.
Six Arab terrorists were killed
Feb. 9 in a clash with an Israeli
patrol near Kuneitra in the Go-
lan Heights, less than a mile in-
side Israeli-held territory. The
band was intercepted by the Is-
raeli unit when it tried to cross
the demarcation line. There were
no Israeli casualties.
Four terrorists from Lebanese
territory were killed in the en-
counter with an Israeli patrol in
the Upper Galilee. In addition,
two terrorists were killed north
of the Dead Sea. All were found

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

to be bearing weapons, ammuni-
tion and mines.
Meanwhile, security forces were
searching for the saboteurs who
forced Arab workers out of a bus
near Hebron and destroyed it by
fire.
Security forces have uncovered
two more terrorists bands—one at
El Arish in the northern Sinai
headed by two Egyptian intelli-
gence men and another in the Jeru-
salem area. The El Arish band was
charged with firing bazookas at the
Nebel Yam settlement, shelling the
military governor's house and
planting mines.
The four-man Jerusalem gang,
headed by 27-year-old El Fatah
trainee Said Eldado, admitted
throwing grenades at the Nablus
and Jaffa gates and at the British
Consulate and sabotaging an elec-
tric pylon.
Three members of a spy ring in
the service of El Fatah were sen-

tenced to jail. They were Ommar
Ibrahim Assoulin of East Jerusa-
lem, a part-time Journalist and en-
gineering student in Beirut, and
Seidan and Abou Khalil, Israeli
Arabs. They had been found early
last year in possession of military
information.
Assoulin received 10 years, the
Khallls six years each. Aieording to
information from Amman, there
are only 5,000 guerrillas in Jordan,
compared with 20,000 before last
September's civil war.

One must be serious about some
thing if one wants to have any
amusement in life.
—Oscar Wilde.

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Friday, February 19, 1971-15

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