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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

26 Friday, October 28, 1977

BETH YEHUDAH
SCHOOLS
63rd

NNIVERSARY DINNER

to be held at

THE FAIRLANE MANOR

1900 Hubbard Drive, Dearborn

(across from the Fairlane Town Center)
on

Sunday Evening, November 20, 1977

Golden Torah Award Recipient

Special Award

U.S. Arms Policy
Termed a Failure

WASHINGTON — Accord-
ing to a report by the Con-
gressional Research Service
of the Library of Congress,
President Carter's arms
transfer policy has failed to
achieve its goal of a sharp
reduction in weapons sales.
Aviation Week and Space
Technology magazine says
the report cited nurAerous
cases.
President Carter's veto of
the sale of the Israeli Mach
2.3 Kfir to Ecuador was
viewed in the report as a
major setback for restraint.
"In this case, the U.S.
objective was clearly
defined as preventing the
spread of advanced aircraft
weaponry in Latin Amer-
ica," the report said.
"The State Dept. now has
indications that France and
Ecuador will shortly
announce a contract for the
delivery of (Dassault-Bre-
guet) F 1 Mach 2.2
Mirages."

Women Map
Parley Strategy

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Representatives from some

Guest Speaker

Norman Allan

Dr. Joseph E. Goodstein

Senator Jacob K. Javits

Co-Chairmen

■■■

15 major Jewish women's
organizations met last week
at the office of the National
Council of Jewish Women
(NCJW) to map their par-
ticipation at the forthcom-
ing International Women's
Year Conference (IWY) to
be held in Houston Nov. 19-
22.
Uniting to demonstrate
more effectively their sup-
port of the goals and objec-
tives of the conference, the
group voted to bring to the
attention of the American
public their support as Jew-
ish organizations and as
individuals, of the purpose
and program of the IWY
Conference.
The participants also
expressed support of speedy -
ratification of the Equal
Rights Amendment and
pledged their efforts to
work to that end.

Bond Purchasers
Will Honor Golda

I. William Sherr

Cocktails at 6:00 p.m. Dinner at 7:00 p.m - .

David B. Holtzman

For Reservations, Please Call: 557-6750

SPONSORS

Norman Adelsberg
Marvin Berlin
Harold Beznos
Max Biber
Harry Bloch
Jack J. Carmen
Ernest L. Citron
Irwin I. Cohn
Dr. Arnold Eisenman
Dr. Leon Fill
Kenneth Fischer
Sidney Fischer
Morris Flatt
Nathan I. Goldin

Samuel Hechtman
Peter Heiman
George Hill
David B. Holtzman
Honigman Foundation
In Memory of Sarah Honigman
Arnold Joseff
Alex Joseph
Mrs. Morris Karbal
Daniel A. Laven
Joseph Nusbaum
Irving I. Palman
Dr. Lloyd J. Paul
Alvin Reifman

Nathan P. Rossen
Julius Rotenberg
Alex Saltsman
Robert A. Schwartz
I. William Sherr
Max Stollman
Phillip Stollman
Tamaroff Buick Opel Honda
Mel Wallace
Phillip T. Warren
Eugene N. Zack .
Samuel N. Zack
Dr. Arnold Zuroff

NEW YORK — Former
Prime Minister Golda Meir
of Israel, whose life has
been dramatized in the
upcoming Broadway play,
"Golda," will be the guest
of honor at a special pre-
opening dinner and per-
formance of the drama
Thursday evening.
The "Gala Evening with
Golda Meir," sponsored by
the Israel Bond Organiza-
tion, will be attended by
members of the Israel
Prime Minister's Club, an
honor society founded by
Mrs. Meir when she leaded
the government of Israel to
give special recognition to
persons who make an
annual purchase of $25,000
or more in Israel Bonds.
The Jews differ from all
the peoples of the earth in
that their fatherland is his-
tory itself.
—Salvador DeMadariaga