22—Friday; March 16, 1973
THE. DETROIT JEWISH NEWS10 -1. -m 4
Adas Shalom Plans First Shabat
Service in Its New Sanctuary
Cong. Adas Shalom will
hold its first Shabat services
9 a.m. Saturday in its new
main sanctuary. The service
will start in the social hall,
and at 9:45 the hakadasha, or
consecration, of the new
sanctuary will begin.
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, Can-
tor Nicholas Fenakel and the
synagogue choir will lead the
congregation in a procession
as the Torah scrolls are
transferred from the social
hall to their permanent place
in the ark.
Rabbi Segal will speak on
"Memory and Vision: a Peo-
ple's • Priorities."
Plans will be announced
for the September ."Weekend
of Dedication" when the bima
adornments will be complet-
ed. The weekend will mark
the beginning of the "Year of
Dedication."
Cooper Resolution Attacks Guerrillas
State Senator Daniel S.
Cooper (D-Oak Park) intro-
duduced a resolution con-
demning the Black Septem-
ber Arab guerrillas and urg-
ed the immediate opening of
peaceful negotiations between
Israel and the Arab states.
Cooper said "I introduced
and will fight for the passage
of this resolution because I
believe the Michigan Senate
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should go on record as being
outraged by the activities of
this group of criminals who
attempt to legitimatize their
international criminal activi-
ties by wearing the cloak of
nationalism."
Cooper said "Terror will
not solve the problems of the
Middle East. If the Arab
states truly want to solve
problems and bring peace to
the Middle East they should
join Israel at the negotiating
table for serious peace talks."
Cooper's resolution "calls
upon the United States, the
United Nations, and the in-
ternational community to
urge and support the imme-
diate opening of negotiations
without a priori conditions,
between Israel and the Arab
states, and that they lend
any support needed to make
such discussions successful.
It is time that terror be re-
placed by sincere peace
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C e Guevara' Killed in Clash
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TEL AVIV '(JTA) — Th e
Arab terrorist known as "Ch e
Guevara," whose activity re
cently has resulted in a num
ber of murders of Ara b
notables and in the resump
tion of terrorist activitie s
against Israeli forces in th e
Gaza Strip, was killed las t
Friday morning in a clas h
with an Israeli army unit a t
his hiding place.
With him were two othe r
terrorist commanders w h o
also were killed. There wen e
no casualties to the Israelis
officials said.
Following a hand grenad e
throwing Thursday at an Is
raeli army truck which re
suited in the death of an
Israeli soldier and injuries
to another Israeli, army units
conducted searches in some
Gaza suburbs.
Two hand grenades were
found in the Rimal quarter.
Later a subterranean bunker
was discovered at the home
of a local physician, Dr. Ra-
shad Mousmar. Three Popu-
lar Front for the Liberation
of Palestine commanders
were hiding in the bunker.
One of them was "Che Gue-
vara," so called because he
modeled his activities after
those of the Cuban guerrilla
leader.
- The terrorists opened fire
at the approaching Israelis.
The fire was returned and
the three terrorists were
killed. Arms and ammunition
as well as propaganda mate-
rial Were found in the bunker.
Dr. Mousmar had been
previously convicted for aid-
ing terrorists and sentenced
to five years' imprisonment.
He was released, however,
after two years on condition_
that he would remain in his
medical profession and have
no connections with terror-
ists. He was detained when
the bunker was found in his
home.
grounds that it was only
leased by Mousmar.
The notables claimed the
building was actually owned
by a local Arab, Abdel Ka-
rim el Saurani, who, they
said, is now an American
citizen working in Rangoon,
Burma, under contract to the
United Nations. Israeli au-
thorities "-- s a i d Mousmar's
ownership was established.
In any event, Israeli offi-
cials noted that the demolition
of premises used to shelter
terrorists was sanctioned not
only by Israeli law but by
the Egyptian law introduced
into the Gaza Strip in 1948
and by the laws of the British
mandatory regime in Pales-
tine before that.
Israeli sappers destroyed
the building in stages, using
small explosive charges. The
operation took two hours.
Care was taken not to dam-
age adjacent buildings.
TEL AVIV (JTA)—A mil-
itary court in Kuneitra im-
posed mild sentences Tues-
day on six Druze villagers
from Majdal Shams in the
Golan Heights who were
charged with failure to in-
form Israeli authorities of
existence of a Syrian spy
ring in their village.
The accused, who had or-
iginally pleaded not guilty,
changed their pleas to guilty.
One received a three-year
suspended sentence and will
have to serve nine months in
Israeli authorities rejected
Ali Raffa, the attorney for
representations by Gaza not- Daoud Osman Turki, the ring
ables to spare the villa on leader of the Syrian-directed
Max Fisher Honored by ZOA
in Cleveland; Urges Greater
Support of Educational Tasks
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, 0.
ing "more and better edu-
cation available" to its
youth, "especially immi-
grant children" from Afro-
Asian countries, as a major
step in helping to close. the
"social-economic gap" be-
tween Israel's Oriental and
Western Jewish communi-
ties.
Fisher declared that " most
Jewish children in the free
countries, our own included,
still get little or no Jewish
education . . . If we are not
going to teach our young
The court is expected to
pronounce judgment in sev-
eral days, after which 27
other spy ring suspects in-
cluding four Jews, will be
brought to trial in the same
Haifa district court.
Nine more suspects in the
Syrian-directed spy ring, all
of them non-Jews, were
charged with conspiracy to
commit acts of sabotage in
Israel. They are charged
with planning sabotage in
Army camps, oil refineries
and fuel installations.
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Mild Sentences Imposed
on Druze Villagers
jail. Lesser sentences were
meted out to the others, and
several were released immed-
iately as they had served the
tefins of their sentences
while awaiting trial.
- - According to the charges,
the defendants were . ,aware
of the fact that two Syrian
intelligence agents had been
visiting the village on the
slopes of Mt. Hermon regu-
Israeli sappers Monday larly between the end' of 1970
totally demolished Mous- and the middle of 1972.
mar's luxurious villa. He is
Defense counsel in the
under detention and faces Haifa trial asked the court
charges of sheltering terror. to acquit the six defendants
ists. His family was per- of espionage charges on
mitted to remove valuables grounds that they acted
and furnishings from the solely from political motiva-
building before it was de- tions and had no intention of
stroyed.
harming the state.
—Max M. Fisher of Detroit,
chairman of the Jewish
Agency's board of governors,
made a two-pronged appeal
Sunday for increased Amer-
ican Jewish support of gen-
eral education in Israel and
Jewish education in the
United States.
Addressing a meeting of
the Zionist Organization of
America's Cleveland Region
at the Park Synagogue here,
Fisher said American Jews
must assist Israel in mak-
Arab-Jewish spy ring, and
Tousiya Cohen, lawyer for
Ehud Adiv, head of the ring's
Jewish section, did not deny
that their clients visited
Syria, trained in the use of
arms and explosives a n d
explosives and passed infor-
mation to enemy agents.
But they claimed that they
were motivated by a political
ideology that wanted to bring
about political revolutions in
Israel and other Middle East-
ern countries.
The attorneys argued that
the defendants passed on in-
formation that was known to
every soldier and civilian in
Israel and therefore could
not be considered classified.
people what it means to be a
Jew," he said, "then we have
no right to say we are con-
cerned about Jewish sur-
vival."
At the ZOA meeting, Fisher
received the Cleveland Re-
gion's Rabbi Abba Hillel Sil-
ver Award in recognition of
his "friendship and concern
for the welfare and security
of the state of Israel." Pre-
vious recipients of the award,
a glass etching of the late
American Zionist leader, are
Sen. Robert Taft, Jr., of Ohio
(1971) and House Minority
Leader Gerald R. Ford
(1972). The presentation was
made by Conrad J. Morgen-
stern, president of the ZOA
Region.
Herman L. Weisman, pres-
ident of the ZOA, who ad-
dressed the meeting, said
Fisher "has proven himself
as a great force for the com-
mitment of American Jewry
to aid the people of Israel,
especially in the fields of
absorption of new immigrants
and education."
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take place Purim D ay, Sunday, March 18. Seven thousand bags
of Shalach- Monos will be distributed door to door to Jewish
homes and to 10 day and afternoon schools in Metropolitan
Detroit. The bags will contain two kinds of edible foods • which
the people will be advised to give a friend to fulfill the Mitzvah
of Shalach Monos. Also, two pennies are attached to the bags,
to give the poor, to fulfill the Mitzvoh of Matonos L'Evyonim.
Participants in the program will be the Bnos Chabad of the
Lubavitcher Center in Oak Park and children of the Mishkan
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