Michigan Magen David Adorn to Celebrate
Sponsorship of the Detroit
Magen David Adorn (Israel equiva-
lent of the Red Cross) in Israel
was completed this week with the
announcement of a $65,000 gift
from Mr. and Mrs. Allan L. Waller.
The Detroit project is for the
establishment of a first aid medi-
cal station at Ashdod. The new
center, construction on which com-
menced last week, will be known
as the Waller Family First Aid
Medical Station. A number of De-
troiters have purchased rooms
which will be designated in their
honor.
In addition to their $65,000 gift
for the completion of the medica-
tion station, the Wailers this week
contributed $8,000 for a fully
equipped Magen David ambulance
for use in Israel's military and
civil needs.
To mark the completion of the
Detroit project, Dr. John Mames,
chairman of the Michigan Region
of American Magen David Adorn
for Israel, announced that a vic-
tory champagne reception • will
be held at Cong. Bnal Moshe, 8
p.m., Wednesday.
The Wailers also donated classt-
Guests at the reception, in addi- rooms at Yeshivat Achnza Yaakov
tion to the Wallers and their fami- Trade School in Gan Yavne,
Ten life memberships and three
lies, will be Dr. Joseph Kott of
Tel Aviv, chairman of the execn, third generation life memberships
tive of Magen David Adorn in have been enrolled by them in
Israel, and Mrs. Kott, and Benja- Hadassah.
"Mrs. Waller is the daughter of
min Saxe, national executive direc-
.
tor of Magen David Adorn in -this
country. Dr. Morris Starkman will
be the toastmaster at the victory
celebration.
Lillian L. and Allan L. Waller
and their children, Harold, Fred-
erick and Phyllis, have to their
credit many generous gifts to local
and overseas causes. The Wallers
were
among the founders of
Cong. Adas Shalom and have
been active members since the
synagogue's inception.
They financed a dormitory at the
Hebrew University in Jerusalem
and have established scholarships
at the Technion, Bar-Ilan and
Weizman Institute.
Generous contributors to the
Jewish Home for the Aged, they
had a room dedicated in their
name.
Galili Speech on Boundaries Stirs
Israel Foreign M inistry
.
Controversy
speech
•by Minister-Without-Portfolio Is-
rael Galili has embarrassed the
foreign ministry. Galili, a Labor
Party leader close to Premier
Golda Meir, told a group of gov-
ernment workers that in the cabi-
net's view significant changes must
be made in the 1967 boundaries
within the context of a peace
treaty with Arabs. Galili said that
Israel does not need to remain
on the Suer Canal or to occupy
all of Sinai after peace is con-
cluded, but that a retreat to the
old international boundaries with
Egypt is out of the question.
Shortly after Galili spoke, for-
eign ministry sources emphasized
to newsmen that Foreign Minis-
ter Abba Eban considers his latest
speeches to the UN General As-
sembly and Israel's official reply
to the peace mission of African
heads of state to be the only au-
thoritative expression of Israel's
position. They said pointedly that
all other reports should be dis-
missed as guesswork and specula-
tion. Galin has been described
as an unofficial spokesman for
the cabinet.
The gist of Eban's speeches and
Israel's note to the visiting Afri-
can presidents was that Israel
is prepared to enter a resumption
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Women of Valor pins have been
awarded to Mrs. Waller and her
daughter, Phyllis Waller Silver, by
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Interested Detroiters who wish
to attend the reception and to
participate in Magan David activi-
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8-6698 or VE 7-4119.
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Galili blamed Dr. Jarring and
Egypt directly for suspension of
the United Nations Mid East medi-
ator's peace mission. He said that
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