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When printers make a mis-
take, they blame it on "type
lice." But the Jewish News
editorial staff must share the
blame for the error in last
week's edition, which ran the
incorrect date and volume
number on page 1. Last Fri-
day really was Dec. 21, not
Dec. 14.

vesterreicner Exposes Anti-Israel Advertisement

Msgr. John M. Oester-
reicher, associate of the In-
stitute of Judaeo-Christian
studies at Seton Hall Univer-
sity, in a letter which _the
New York Times titled "We
Must Insist on Fairness in
the Middle East," exposed
the injustices contained in
advertisements in American
Message to God
newspapers attacking Israel.
If I recite my wants, it is Msgr. Oesterreicher, a noted
not to remind Thee of them, Catholic scholar, stated in
uut only that I may be con- his letter:
scious of my dependence up-
"The oil-producing Arab
on Thee.—Bahya Ibn Pakuda
states are engaged in a total
war against the Western na-
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** * *_*0 thought, speech and policy.
Yet in a recent full-page ad,
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"Once again the Arab
states involved are seeking
a just and honorable peace,'
the ad reads. But not a word
is said about the defiance of
the Khartoum Summit Con-
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"Again, if the principle is
universally binding, the ter-
ritorial integrity and tribal
composition of many African
states are in doubt, for they
rest entirely on the conquests
of their former colonial
masters. What is worse, this
principle shatters the very
existence of several Arab
states. Their lands were
wrested from the Ottoman
Empire by Britain and
France. Conquest is thus at

A midflight chance en-
counter brought new under-
standing about Israel's plight
to Kevin O'Brien, sales man-
ager of WMAL-TV in Wash-
ington.
O'Brien learned from his
seat partner all about the
United Jewish Appeal and
the work it is doing on be-
half of the embattled Jewish
state.
And so, on landing, he sent
a $10 check made out to the
United Jewish Appeal and
this accompanying note to
his "teacher":
"It's very unusual today to
see an individual so dedicated
to a cause and I know it gives
you great personal satisfac-
tion. Enclosed is a small do-
nation for the United Jewish
Appeal. I wish it could be
more but things are rather
tight at the moment, but it's
given in the hopes that it will
be of some help.
"Again, I've never had a
shorter plane ride as our con-
versation was very stimulat-
ing. I hope we can get to-

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Dinner for Milliken to Benefit
Histadrut Afro-Asian Institute

Gov. Milliken will be the
honoree at a dinner spon-
sored by Histadrut's public
service council and the
American Trade Union Coun-
cil for Histadrut Feb. 13 at
Cobo Hall.
The governor has asked
that the proceeds go toward
the Histadrut Afro-Asian In-
stitute's endowment fund in
Israel.

missioner of the New York
State Department of Labor;
William C. Marshall, presi-
dent of the Michigan State
AFL/CIO; attorney Alan E.
Schwartz; and Leonard
Woodcock, president of the
UAW.

For information, contact
the Histadrut office, 851-0606.

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gether in Detroit for a drink
one of these days."
If they do, O'grien's drink-
ing partner will be Paul
Zuckerman, chairman of the
United Jewish Appeal.

Registration
Open for Camp

Application blanks for the
1974 summer season at Camp
Tamarack are available from
the Fresh Air Society. ac-
cording to Sidney J. Winer,
the society's president.
Winer said that more than
7,000 applications are being
readied for mailing, in new
brochures.
Forms and booklets also
will be available at the
Fresh Air Society office,
18100 Meyers (341-5666) or
can be picked up at the front
desk of the Jewish Center.
The new Camp Tamarack
brochure describes 11 major
programs at the camp's two
main sites,' Brighton and
Ortonville, and its two out-
post camp sites.
Programs are offered for
boys and girls, age 7-16, in-
cluding Hebrew speaking
arts specialties, out-of-camp
trips and pioneer-style camp-
ing. Travel trips to different
parts of the U.S. also are
offered to teen campers.
Fresh Air Society is ac-
cepting applications from
outstate campers this year
for several of the residential
programs.

By NORMA BARACH

(Copyright 1973, JIM, Inc.)

For a simple supper and a
change of pace I would like
to recommend this fish cas-
serole. Serve it with vege-
table soup and a creamy cole
slaw with pineapple chunks
in it for a complete supper.

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General dinner chairmen
are Robert Holmes, vice
"These observations, to- president of the - International
gether with the fact that in Brotherhood of Teamsters;
the past the occupied terri- Louis Levine, industrial corn-
tories were the staging
ground for attacks on Israel,
reveal the demand for a
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complete withdrawal, regard-
less of Israel's safety, as ill-
founded, indeed intolerable.
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
"We must insist on fair-
ness in the Middle East and
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not let Israel be pressured
into a suicidal policy. Her
death would mean an incal-
culable impoverishment for
mankind."

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the heart of their being.
"As happens so often, the
ad misinterprets Security
Council Resolution 242, which
Israel is said not to have
carried out. The resolution
does indeed speak of Israel's
duty to withdraw from
(though not from the) occu-
pied territories, but also of
her rig'.t to secure boun-
daries. Duty and right are
so interlocked that one be-
comes meaningless without
the other. The ad, as all
Arab propaganda, speaks
only of Israeli, never of
Arab obligations.

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tiations, no peace, no recog-
nition—a resolution that has
never been revoked.
"The deceptive ad accuses
Israel of violating the prin-
ciple that acquisition of
territory by military con-
quest is inadmissable. If this
principle is international law,
as Arab spokesmen main-
tain, why is no country but
Israel assumed to abide by
it? Why, for instance, should
not the Soviet Union restore
the Baltic states to their in-
dependence? Why not Great
Britain evacuate Gibraltar?
Why not France withdraw
from Polynesia, including its
nuclear-test site?

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