Israeli Official Shot; Measures Against Terrorists Pressed

THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS
Friday, Sept. 15, 1972-13

BERKLEY
HEALTH FOODS

(Continued from Page 12)
He stated that sanctions aroused universal disgust en with several of the vic- that telephones in more than
25 Jewish homes in Moscow
sions of how the shootout against countries which d. with the terrorist actions of timp and based his report were disconnected and that
the Black September organi- on n summary of their state-
not adhere to internation.
occurred.
the government had jammed
ments to him.
Some witnesses say the onventions are now being r,ation."
He said he had been told not only broadcasts from Kol
two men met in front of the discussed at the ICAO mee, Jewish Protestors in Moscow
• Comokno boo el Mantels. Veteroms
that the number of protest- Israel, which it does routine-
Reported Beaten by Police
cafe, exchanged a few words ing.
• Nemo mod kkoord Folds
ly, but also broadcasts from
American
ratification
of
tort
was
about
100
and
that
end Altorgr Foods
ie
and the Arab shot Offir with
• Dion,
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
every Western country.
the
Hague
Convention,
which
they
included
25
non-Jews
• I.rive Coking Folds—Soh FT. foods
Most
of
the
Jews
who
assem-
a pistol.
(Rabbi
Tibor
Stern
of
Mi-
• Dry Flits • A.d Mots
Apparently the non-Jews ami, who was in the Soviet
Another version is that two deals with air piracy, wil bled last Thursday at the
• Esoos. Es••••• ■ •1
Arabs entered the safe where be sent to Congress. Other Lebanese Embassy in Mos- were not manhandled in any Union last month, reported
international
conventions
are
Offir was waiting and opened
cow to protest the slaughter way by the police, but they that a kadish service for the
2823 Coolidge, ElwrIrley
fire on him with a machine the Tokyo Treaty of 1963 and of the Israeli athletes in Mu- were arrested, as were 25 of 11 Israeli athletes was held
PHONE 543-3505
the Montreal Convention of nich were savagely beaten the Jews.
oxen Deny ts t. s
gun.
r••
••r•ino
in the Moscow Choral Syna-
Police sources told JTA 1971, which deals with sabo- by police and 25 of them
The 50 who were arrested gogue.)
tage
of
an
aircraft.
were arrested, a Washing- were released after several
that a search and arrest war-
rant has been issued against Yemeni Aide Denies Role
ton specialist on Soviet Jew- hours, Dr. Korn said, and
SPECIAL/ST
a 36-year-old former Mor- in Olympic Games Tragedy ry reported.
allowed to return to their
IN
Foreign Car Service
GENEVA — Yemeni diplo-
Dr. David Korn, chairman homes.
occan officer, Hassan Ben
VOLKSWAGEN
a
mat
Daoud
Barakat
said
of the Soviet Jewry commit-
Joudat, who it is believed
AND
Among the Jews taken to
may have been Offir's as. Newsweek magazine report tee of the Jewish Commun- a militia jail in the Moscow
PORSCHE CARS
citing him as the master- ity Council, said he bad re-
sailant.
area were David and Esther
Joudat was already sen- mind behind the Arab terror- ceived the additional infor- Markish; Prof. Aleksander
tenced in Belgium to one- ist attack on the Israeli mation via a telephone call Lerner, the computer expert;
CALL
year imprisonment after hav- Olympic team "is ridicu- to Moscow.
a Prof. Mash; Boris Orlov
548-3926
Initial reports said 30 Jews
ing attacked the Moroccan lous.'
Vadim Byelotzerkovsky.
548-4160
Barakat, who is the only went to the Lebanese office and
Embassy on Nov. 16, 1970
Dri. Korn said he was inform-
5411-9704
"on behalf of the Fatah or- member of the Geneva of- to present a letter of protest edithat Lerner and Mash suf-
ganization." He was released fice of the Palestine Libera- to Lebanese officials - but the fekd particularly severe
W. 9 Mile Rd.
101
8
(ERNI3•1.f
from prison a few months tion Organization, said the first reports said\ nothing
battings.
Alfons G Rehme
ago. charge has been withdrawn. about beatings.
r. Korn said he was told
Dr. Korn said he had spok-
Rogers Urges Governments Newsweek reported that
B
to Start Effective Measures Barakat
helped plan some of
the Black September organ-
Against Terrorism
ization's
(the group respon-
WAS'IINGTON (JTA) —
sible for the Munich mas-
Secretary of State William
P. Rogers has called on as sacre) most spectacular
many governments as possi- capers and is a prime sus-
pest as a mastermind be-
ble to become parties to ex-
hind the Munich massacre."
isting international conven-
tions against crime and to Shazar Pleads to Conscience
initiate more effective mea- of Wo .rld to Help End
sures to counter terrorism. Cold-Blooded Murder
According to State Depart- JERUSALEM (JTA) —
ment spokesman Charles President Zalman Shazar ap-
Bray, Rogers sent personal pealed to "the conscience
messages 'expressing this de- of the world" not to rest
sire last weekend to all the "until the evil arm is cut
governments with which the off those Who committed
U.S. has diplomatic relations murder in cold blood at the
or interest sections. The fat- . Munich massacre."
The president made the ap-
ter include Egypt, Syria, Iraq
peal in his annual Rosh Ha.
and Libya.
Bray told newsmen that shana message broadcast
the message was a follow-up over Israeli radio.
Israelis began the new
on the initial consultations
held at the State Department Jewish year in a mood of
last week with the chief dip- gloom and depression stem-
lomatic representatives of ming from the slaughter of
11 of its athletes in Munich.
about 50 countries.
The usual rush of pre-holi-
Rogers' message, accord-
ing to Bray, repeated his re- day shopping failed to ma-
cent statement to the In- terialize on the evening of
ternational Civil Aviation Or- Rosh Hashana.
But preparations for the
ganization (ICAO) subeom-
mittee, which is meeting in High Holy Day observances
had
been completed before
Washington. (See story,
Page 6.) the tragic event and the
Bray also said that the synagogues were ready for
53
American government favor- the thousands planning to
ed bringing up the issue of attend
usher
services
and to
to mourn
the year
terrorism in all forms at the in the new
forthcoming UN General As- for the dead wantonly mur-
dered
by
Arab
terrorists.
term or long-term changes which
sembly meeting.
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CLEVELAND — Nearly
800 people attended the fu-
neral services here of Olym-
pic weight lifter David Berg-
er, one of the 11. Israeli
athletes slain by Arab ter-
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Berger, 28, was the son of
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a request by notables of Bar-
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the size of the military train-
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