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Friday, May _6, 1977 35

ered by Detroit elvish Legionnaire Recalled

Roles played by members
of the Jewish Legion, which
fought in 1917 for the liber-
ation of Palestine from the
Turks, are being recon-
structed at this time, while
the 60th anniversary of the
• Jewish Legion is being ob-
served in Israel.

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In last week's Jewish
News, Norman Cottler re-
called Detroiters who serv-
ed in the Jewish Legion 60
years ago. The name of
Abraham Bookstein of Oak
Park, instead of Joseph
Bookstein, should have
been included. Mrs. Cottler
is traveling with her hus-
band to the Legion- reunion
in Israel.

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Sandweiss was born in
Sarna, Russian Poland in
1895. He came to the United
States in 1913. He joined the
Jewish Legion in 1918 and
served with the 39th Battal-
ion as a private. After de-
mobilization Sandweiss re-
turned to Detroit where he
engaged in business. He vis-
ited Israel in 1963.

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Joseph Sandweiss is one
of the few remaining Le-
gionnaires who was in ac-
tive service and in the fir-
ing lines in World War I.
He was a member of the
39th Battalion of the British
Fusiliers whose perSonnel
included David Ben-Gurion,
Israel's first Prime Min-
ister, Yitzhak Ben-Zvi, Is-
rael's second President,
and • many other notables.
Captain Vladimir Jabo-
tinsky, one of the famous
leaders , in that battalion,
was credited with saving
Sandweiss' life when he
nearly moved off into
enemy territory in one of
the severe battles of the
war.
Sandweiss is currently liv-
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and Rita. They have eight
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Detroit Chapter of the
American Technician So-
ciety,0May 14 at Adat Sha-
lom Synagogue.
Emanuel Shimoni, Israel
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Israel Calls for United Nations
World Disarmament Group

UNITED NATIONS
(JTA)—Israel proposed on
Tuesday that United Na-
tions regional disarmament
commissions be established
and called for a world-wide
program that would under-
score the danger of the
arms race and the effort of
the international commu-
nity to achieve dis-
armament.
In a letter to Secretary
General Kurt Waldheim, Is-
4Itael's Ambassador to the
UN Chaim Herzog, said,
"disarmament " and arms
control measures are not
only of concern to major
powers 'on a global level
but are also of vital interest
to small countries in the re-
gional context. Endeavors
should, therefore. be made
to promote local and,region-
al agreements between gov-
ernments so as to lighted
the burden of armaments
and to lessen the danger of
local conflicts."

The 31St General Assem-
bly last fall -decided_ to hold'

a special session of the Gen-
eral Assembly on dis-
armament in May-June
1978. I

In it, Herzog expressed
support for the special ses-
sion. He reiterated Israeli
Foreign Minister Yigal
Allon's statement at the
last General Assembly that
Israel was prepared, even-
in advance of peace agree-
ments, to negotiate with its
neighbors on a balanced
limitation of the flow of
arms to the Middle East.

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