Israeli Spies Reveal Their Egypt ian Adventures For nearly five years, Is- months later, during a trip raeli spy Wolfgang Lotz to Europe, he met a young broke all rules of espionage German woman whom he while gathering information married almost immediately. about Egyptian military in- The Lotzes returned to stallations and maneuvers. Cairo where Wolfgang con- He describes his adventures tinued his work with his wife in "The Champagne Spy," Waltraud's help. They were to be published by St. Mar- easily accepted into Egyptian tin's Press, Nov. 14. high society and Waltraud Using his real name and often threw small, informal genuine German passport parties where Wolfgang (and concealing his Israeli gained important information citizenship), Lotz moved to through casual conversa- Cairo in 1961 to set up a tions with his new friends. horse-breeding farm. He flat- The Lotzes' greatest ac- tered the Egyptian officials complishment was the veri- and their German military fication that the Shaloufa advisors by bringing them rocket site near Great Bitter hard-to-obtain gifts such as Lake on the Suez Canal was washing machines, cameras genuine and not a dummy. and tape recorders. A few Posing as lost tourists, they Ecological Dangers Seen in Administered Areas blatantly drove into the re- stricted area to get a first- hand look. They were arrest- ed, but immediately released because of Lotz's friendship with high-ranking army of- ficers. In 1965, Lotz's radio sig- nals to Israel were moni- tored and both he and his wife were arrested, tried and imprisoned. Lotz escaped. the death sentence because the Egyptians still believed he was a German citizen. Forest Hills Arson Is Condemned by ADL; Building Aid Urged NEW YORK — The Anti- walk. According to other re- York Board, in asking the Defamation League of Bnai ports, a sign reading "Kill community to help rebuild Brith condemned the arson all Jews and Niggers now" the church, said "it is not of a Forest Hills interracial was posted on a building enough to deplore the racial church and called for the im- mediate formation of a com- munity-wide committee to fund its rebuilding. The 46-year-old church building on 70th Ave- nue, occupied since last August by the Local Christian Assembly Congregation, was ravaged by fire this week. Swastikas were scrawled on the back and side walls of the building and "Nigger Get After the Six-Day War, the Out, This Is A Warning," Lotzes were traded back to was painted on the front side- Israel for more than 4.000 Egyptian prisoners of war, but Lotz did not identify him- • self to the press as an Israeli • TABAK citizen until 1970. OPENING SOON . 1 LTD I I THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS 1 Friday, Nov. 3, 1972-13 in NORTHLAND CENTER I JERUSALEM (JTA)—The possible ecological impact chairman of the Knesset's nad about the rise in the ecology committee has com- number of stone quarries on plained that industrial devel- the West Bank from 150 to opment in the administered 500 in the past five years. territories is threatening ser- Four engineering profes- ious environmental damage. sors from the Technion and Yosef Tamir, expressing the Nahal Sorek atomic re- his concern in a letter to De- search laboratory agreed at tense Minister Moshe Dayan, a meeting of the ecology charged that industrial devel- committee that anti-pollution opment in the Golan Heights laws would never be effec- has been undertaken without tive until they were the re- expert opinion on the envir- sponsibility of one depart- onmental impact in the ment instead of 14 ministries. heights and on Lake Kineret in Upper Galilee. Bible Week Luncheon He also complained of air to Launch Events pollution by military vehi- NEW YORK — Richard I. cles with faulty exhaust sys- Fricke has been named gen- tems. eral chairman of the Nation- Tamir disclosed that Day- al Bible Week Luncheon an promised in a reply to scheduled for Nov. 17 at his letter to take up the mat- the Hotel Pierre. ter of vehicular pollution The luncheon will inaugur- with the chief of staff but ate the 32nd annual inter- said the other problems were faith Bible Week, Nov. 19- the responsibility of the reg- 26 and will honor the 1972 ular government depart- national chairman, Dr. Paul ments. W. McCracken, graduate Tamir had expressed con- professor of business aclmin- cern about' a huge formica istration. 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