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JERUSALEM (JTA)—The story of how a Phantom pilot
downed a Kelt ground-to-ground missile that threatened to
hit Tel Aviv at the start of the war was told Tuesday in
the Air Force Magazine and picked up by Yediot Aharanot.
The pilot concerned related how he and one other pilot
were scrambled on Saturday, Yom Kippur, at 2 p.m. when
an unidentified object was spotted on radar making for
Tel Aviv. They saw it high above them, trailing fire, and
thought it was a MIG 23 on reconnaissance.
Climbing to come closer, he saw it had no pilot and at
once realized what he was up against. Getting behind it
he let go with his weapons. Bits began flying off the Kelt
but—fortunately for the pilot—it did not explode in the air
but spun down into the sea where it exploded with an
enormous bang—creating a massive wave.
The Kelt warhead is estimated at three quarters of a
ton.
HAILE SELASSIE
The pilot said he was in the progress of adding a new
floor to his house and didn't want the Kelt to mess that up.
JERUSALEM (JTA)—Eth-
Since then, the pilot has also despatched two MIGs—with iopia's Emperor Haile Sel-
pilots .
assie has sent to the Israel
government and people his
"sincere feelings and hopes
for an end to the human suf-
fering and for an agreed solu-
tion to the Mideast problem
which will provide lasting
NEW YORK (JTA) — they chose to shoot, we re- peace for the good of all peo-
Throughout the U. S. hun- sorted to action."
ples in the region."
dreds of thousands of Jews
Mayor John V. Lindsay
The message was conveyed
high-geared mobilizations to stressed that the U. S. should
through Israel's ambassador
collect money to aid Israel not be intimidated by threats in
Addis, Hanan Eynor, who
and to hold solidarity demon- the U. S. to "provide the es-
had a 45-minute audience
strations.
sential arms and material to with the emperor Tuesday.
The largest turnout was in guarantee the integrity of this
Officials here said Eynor
New York, where more than sacred land."
had briefed Selassie on the
100,000 participated in a rally
Rabbi Israel Miller, Amer-
sponsored by the 74 constitu- ican Zionist Federation pres- military and political situa-
ent agencies of the Greater ident, declared that the Ar- tion. They did not say at
New York Conference on So- abs "must be convinced not whose initiative the meeting
viet Jewry with the coopera- only by military defeat, was held, but seemed
tion of the American Zionist which we are certain will cheered at the emperor's
message since so many Afri-
Federation.
come, but by the united will can states have taken up pro-
Israeli Finance Minister of civilized humanity that the Egyptian positions.
Pinhas Sapir addressed a only path to peace is through
Earlier this week, the Ga-
large gathering of Jewish serious, frank and direct ne-
bon ambassador to Israel
leaders in New York called gotiations."
wrote to the Jerusalem Post
by the United Jewish Appeal,
Congressman Hugh L. Car- informing Israeli public that
and the Jewish Agency's act- ey (D. N.Y.), stated, "There
ing chairman, Leon Dulzin, must be a national effort cen- President Bongos' recent con-
met with Jewish leaders in tered on the pending trade version to Islam was a pure-
ly personal and religious mat-
the city.
bill, and any other pertinent ter and would not affect Ga-
Israeli Foreign Minister legislation, to convince the bon's internal or external pol-
Abba Eban declared "There Soviet Union that there can- icies. This, too, was warmly
are only two ways, negotia- not be any trade agreements, welcomed i n Jerusalem,
tion or war. If they wanted credit arrangements, or other where Gabon is considered a
to talk, we would have. Since U. S. concessions, as long as staunch friend of Israel in
the Soviet Union persists in Africa.
discriminating against
Dayan Medal to Raise both
Jews wishing to emigrate,
and in supporting interna- Jews and Gentiles
Funds for Disabled
tional terrorism and aggres-
in Campus Efforts
Sidney Bluestone, a coin sion."
collector who owns Sentry
A fund-raising sale of
The congressman further
Drugs, announced that two
bagels and buttons on the
stated,
"The
Soviet
Union,
by
of his stores — at Southfield-
campus of Oakland Univer-
10 Mile and at Coolidge-Nine encouraging, abetting, and sity raised $180 for Magen
supporting
renewed
aggres-
Mile—will sell the Moshe Da-
David Adorn. The sale was
yan commemorative medal, sion in the Middle East, has organized by the Oakland
proved
anew
that
detente
is
with all proceeds going to
empty, academic phrase University student Associa-
the Friends of Israel's Dis- an
sounding
great but signifying tion.
abled Veterans.
nothing."
An Oakland University
Sales of the silver coin,
At the same time, there chaplain, Bishop Allan W.
first in the Israeli Heroes were massive demonstrations Frink, a member of the
Series struck by the Frank- in more than 60 communities Church of Reconciliation who
lin Mint, will go toward the across the country. The described himself as "com-
support of rehabilitation pro- theme was solidarity with Is- mitted to a free Israel," vol-
jects and aid the families of rael and world Jews. Partici- unteered his services to Is-
disabled veterans. The re- pants included public offi- rael. He said he would give
verse of the coin bears cials, civic leaders, the clergy his time to "fight, minister
Dayan's words after the Six- and Jewish leaders who ex- or work as a farmer in the
Day War: "We have gained pressed interfaith solidarity orchards" during the war.
the victory but there is grief in support of Israel.
Frink said he decided to
in our homes."
Throughout t h e country
after a counseling
trade union leaders issued volunteer
If while we sleep, we can statements of support for Is- session with a Jewish student
have pleasant dreams, it is rael, condemned the Arab who was pondering whether
so much added to the pleas- aggression and urged the Ad- he should return to Israel to
ure of life. — Benjamin ministration to help replenish fight. Frink asked if his serv-
ices could be used; told they
Israel's military losses.
Franklin.

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Massive Mobilizations
Held Across the Nation

could be, he made arrange.
ments to leave.

Detroit Delegates at Washington
ZOA Conference Next Week

Rabbi Daniel Syme, son of
Temple Israel's Rabbi M.
Robert Syme, was on the
Wayne State campus Tuesday
to speak on the needs of Is-
rael. He represented t h e
United Jewish Appeal. Wayne
students also held a rally last
week.
At the University of Michi-
gan, $25,000 in cash was
raised and 1,750 pints of
blood pledged.

Ten Detroiters will represent the Zionist Organization
of Detroit at the Emergency National Leadership Confer-
ence, convened by the Zionist Organization of America, at
the Mayflower Hotel, Washington, Monday and Tuesday.
The Detroit delegation will be headed by Richard
Kramer and will include Rabbi Leon Fram, Dr. Alex
Friedlaender, Dr. Joel Hamburger, Morris Fishman, Wal-
ter Nussbaum, Leonard Radner, Mrs. I. Walter Silver and
D. Sion Soleymsni.
Members of Congress will be contacted by the delega-
Each mind has its own
tions to assure unstinted support for Israel by the United
method.—Ralph W. Emerson.
States.
... . .. . .

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ACTION
DAY
FOR

ISRAEL

SUNDAY
OCTOBER 21

VOLUNTEERS WANTED

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SUNDAY -9 A.M.

AT

CONGREGATION
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TO SELL AND COLLECT
FOR ISRAEL BONDS
AND FOR THE ISRAEL
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TO HELP ISRAEL'S
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THE STAGGERING
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