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Mad-eap Artist
to Look at Jewish
Community Jan. 9

"Mad Looks at the Jewish Com-
munity" is theh breezy topic
chosen by writer-artist Dave Berg
as the second lecturer in the Jew-
ish Community Council cultural
series 8 p.m. Jan. 9 at Temple
Beth EL
Tickets will be sold at the door
for those who do not have series
tickets.
Berg, who has been on the staff
of Mad magazine for 13 years, has
written and illustrated four books,
and his brand of satire and social
commentary is studied in college
psychology and literature courses.
He was an innovator of the comic
book industry, having written and
illustrated "Captain Marvel" and
"Archie."

Community
Calendar

Jan. 4—TernPle Beth El Sisterhood
Board Meeting, 12:30 p.m.
—Bnai Brith Meeting, 8 p.m.
5—Beth Israel Sisterhood
Meeting, 12:30 p.m.
6—JWVA Meeting, 8:30 p.m.,
home of Mrs. Sidney Wit-
kow.
—Beth Israel Board Meet-
ing, 8 p.m.
—S enior Friendship Club
Party for Israel Sendler's
Birthday, Noon, Temple
Beth El.

Flint Lodge Bnai Brith will meet
8 p.m. Tuesday at Howard John-
son Motor Lodge East. Sam Gut-
terman will indoctrinate new
members.

Party Honors Sandier, 87

Herman Acker, president of the
Senior Friendship
Club, will host a
a party honoring
the 87th birthday
of Israel Sendler
noon Thursday at
Temple Beth El.
The party is open
to members of the
Senior Friendship
Club and friends'
of Mr. Sendler.
Sendler

Youth on
the Move

Carole Hurwitz, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. Louis Hurwitz, will spend

the year in Sheffield, England. She
is o college junior.

Bar Mitzsfa

Steven -Finwarti Heitaner, son of
Mr. and Mrs., Richard: Deitzner,
will be tailed to the Torah as a
Bar milas fa 8:80- pin. Jan. 7 at
Temple,Beth'El,-

Waldheim Adheres to Thant, Jarring Policies

Friday, Denanher 31, 1971-13
Tilt DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

UNITED NATIONS (JTA) — U "The present 'hour demands ne- take his oath of impartiality very
Thank in his former lareivell to gotiations because of what could seriously. (In New York, Israeli though several months ago he was
the United Nations, asserted that happen otherwise," Dayan said. sources expressed their best wish- considered to be the front-runner
to succeed U Thant. Jakobson, the
it was "imperative" that Security "If fire is resumed, it will be es for Waldheim).
son of a Jewish father and a
Council Resolution 242 be "fully much more difficult to hold nego-
Israeli sources noted that as for- mother who converted to Judaism,
implemented." The "long-standing tiations afterwards. I hope the de- eign minister
of
Austria during identified himself as a Jew and
problem of the Middle East," said cision about to be taken by Egypt
1968-70, Waldheim was personally
the outgoing secretary general, is not only against warfare but instrumental in speeding up two never concealed his good-will
was first on the list of the UN's also for genuine negotiations for a agreements with Israel—one on the toward Israel. Some circles here
"unfinished business." Thant peace settlement." The defense avoidance of double taxation and expressed regret that he was not
praised his successor, Kurt Wald- minister revealed that $500,000,000 the other for mutual exemption elected. Others, however, thought
it was just as well because as a
helm of Austria, as a "capable" has been spent on fortifying Is- from visa requirements.
Jew, Jakobson might lean over
man who is "held in high esteem rael's borders since the Six-Day
There was very little comment backward to emphasize his official
by all those who have come to War—half of it along the canal,
here
on
the
failure
of
Finland's
impartiality in the Middle East
know him." Apart from his "well- one-quarter on the Jordanian bor-
known diplomatic ability," Thant der and one-quarter on the Syrian Max Jakobson to win election al- conflict.
added, "he has also shown a spe- and Lebanese borders.
cial talent for conciliation."
Half the total sum went for
JERUSALEM (JTA)—Dr. Gun- fortifications proper, and half for
nar V. Jarring, the UN Middle such additional requirements as
East peace emissary, told Foreign water, communications and roads.
Minister Abba Eban in New York Dayan added that vast sums were
last week that he will resume his needed for immigrant absorption,
peace mission on the basis of Se- but asserted that there were hun-
cruise to Bermuda, Barbados, Martinique,
curity Council Resolution 242, not dreds of millions of pounds
Virgin Islands aboard Greek Line's magnifi-
on the basis of the General Assem- available for it and that defense
cent air-conditioned flagship, QUEEN ANNA
bly resolution adopted two weeks funding need not be compromised.
MARIA. Kosher for Passover foods served ex-'
ago, it was reliably learned here.
There was no official Israel
clusively on this cruise. Leave New York March 27,
The report bore out Eban's remark reaction here to the appointment
return April 7. Synagogue and rabbi aboard..He-
to UN correspondents the day be- of Kurt Waldheim of Austria as
brew language lessons, lectures, seminars. Special
fore his meeting with Dr. Jarring the new secretary general of
rates
for children. Pick your cabin at these low '
that "his only mandate is the the United Nations. Unofficially,
per-person
prices:
Security Council Resolution 242."
however, the comment was large-
The best time for peace negotia- ly favorable.
Acquaintances of the 53-year-
tions is right now, Defense Min-
ister Moshe Dayan declared last old Austrian diplomat, including
some Israeli officials, recalled
night at a rally of soldiers con-
cluding the winter maneuvers of that Waldheim had on several
the Golani Brigade at the Conven- occasions expressed himself fa-
Call Greek Line Collect
vorably on matters concerning
tion Center. Dayan added, how-
ever, that if war was forced on Israel. Be was not expected to
Israel its army will be up to the lean toward the Arabs as many
challenge. Earlier this week, the Israelis believe that outgoing
brigade commander said a large UN Secretary General U Thant
part of its maneuvers had been had done.
devoted to crossing water obstacles
According to those who know
and establishing strongholds on Waldheim, he is innately a "neu-
their far sides.
tral person" and is expected to

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