Nephew of Satmar Leader May Be Named as Successor NEW YORK (JTA) — Rabbi Moshe Teitelbum, who came to Boro Park in Brooklyn some 45 years ago from Sighet, Romania, and is, therefore, known as the Sigheti Rebbe, is expected to succeed Rabbi Joel Teitelbaum as rebbe of the CAROLE LASSER Certified piano teacher Call 357-0030 for appointment 1111 111--- THE DETROITItNEWS 52 Friday, September 1, 1919 Satmar movement. Rabbi Moshe Teitelbaum is a son of the, late Joel Teitelbaum's brother, Rabbi Yezikiel Teitelbaum, known as the Aitz Chaim, the name of his father's book, as in Hasidic custom. Sources said that Rabbi Moshe Teitelbaum's virtu- ally certain succession to the post of Satmar Rebbe is related to the fact that the late Joel Teitelbaum, who died Aug. 19 at age 93, left no will naming a successor nor had any sons, one of whom would normally suc- ceeded him. The leadership gap will not be filled until after the Shloshim, the 30 days of mourning. 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The Zuker- mans will perform 8 p.m. Nov. 27 at Witing Au- ditorium. Anti-Defamation League; Annette Schaefer, coun- selor representative; Josephine Abramson and Ms. Simen, membership; Lee Silberman, hospitality; Barbara Abramson, tele- phone chairman; Zelda Sho, historian; Sue Himelhoch, sunshine chairman; Stella Koenig, tributes; and Esther Fineberg, typing. Community Calendar Sunday — Bnai Brith Women meeting, noon; and FJCC Executive Committee all-day seminar. Monday — Hadassah board meeting, noon. Tuesday — Beth El Sis- terhood meeting, noon; and Keren Or meeting, 8 p.m. Thursday — FJCC Senior Friendship Club, noon, Temple Beth El; ORT meeting, noon; JWVA meeting, 7:30 p.m., Univer- sity Club; and Beth Israel board of education meeting, 8 p.m. Flint Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cohen of Canton, Ohio, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Susan Lynn Cohen, to Marvin Robert Boren, son of Mr.' and Mrs. Benny Boren of Flushing. Miss Cohen is a master's degree candidate at Kent State University. Her fiance is a senior at the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine. A December wedding is planned. Keren Or Meets Keren Or will hold a pot luck salad supper 7 p.m. Tuesday at the River Forest club house. For reserva- tions, call Barb Rittman, 239-9845; or Erna Richmond, 733-0232. Flint People Make News was Gary Boren graduated from the Univer- sity of Michigan Law School. Friends Group to Hold Meeting Rochester 652-0026 STUDENT SPECIAL Girls & boys save 30° /0 on all hair care . . . cutting .. . styling . . . perms .. . on your first visit to any Heidi Salon with this ad. Southfield 353-7722 West Bloomfield 626-0300 OPENING THIS FALL IN TWELVE OAKS MALL U.S., China, Camp David Targets of Castro Criticism WASHINGTON (JTA) — Jerusalem," he was inte American official reaction rupted by Palestine Liber- to the sweeping attacks on tion Organization Chi the United States, the Yasir Arafat who had "a Peoples' Republic of China rived at the conference wi and the Camp David Middle a pistol strapped to hi East Accords by Cuban waist." The dispatch quot President Fidel Castro in Arafat as saying, "I am su the opening session of the prised to hear talk about th Conference of Non-Alligned liberation of Jerusale Countries in Havana tends • from one who sold Jeru to take the form of obvious laem for a parcel of sand • disdain and little verbal the Sinai." Arafat was reported a comment. Castro, chairman of the smiling broadly whe non-aligned conference, Castro, in his speech, r blamed the world's evils on ferred to the Camp Da the United States and accords as a "blctodv, China and said that the rty, unjust" milit pa Camp David accords were engineered by ti.,0 U. imposed by "Yankee im- Five Arab states and th perialism." Egypt, he said PLO want to expel Egy has joined Israel as "a gen- from the conference, b darme" for "imperialism" in a majority of the 9 the Middle East by signing nations represented the accords. Egypt had the conclave are believe committed "a flagrant bet- opposed to this move. This was seen in a sta rayal of the Arab cause," he ment by Yugosla said. Asked to comment, State President Tito who is oppo Department spokesman' ing Castro's attempt to gi Hodding Carter said the the non-aligned group U.S. comment was made by more pro-Soviet positio the action of Wayne Smith, Tito criticized the Israel the head of U.S. interest Egyptian talks saying t section in Havana, in the "if we wish to be realisti absence of a U.S. embassy we must openly say the ro there. Smith walked out of separate solutions do during Castro's speech a few not lead" toward solving t minutes after China's am- Palestinian question. Bu bassador, Wang Zhanyuan, Tito did not mention E by name and this was se had left the hall. Privately, American of- as evidence he would 1 ficials Said that Castro's efforts to prevent Egy speech "will not go un- from being expelled. Tito said a just solution contested among the non-aligned nations and the Mideast "must pl:ov - others," but they indi- for Israel's withdrawal fro cated that the U.S. would all of the Arab occupied to not engage officially in ritories and for realizati of the rights of the Ar rebutting him. Noting that Castro had people of Palestine to ind contended "imperialism" pendence and their ow had "imposed" the Camp state." David accords, these offi- Before Tito's addres cials said, "that is a view United Nations Secret that wins little credence General Kurt Waldhe' here in Washington after called for a conference the long and difficult Mid- all parties in the Midea dle East negotiations — dispute under UN a with more of the same in spices to discuss all a prospect." pects, including Pales Press reports observed nian rights, in order that Egyptian Minister of seek a comprehensi State for Foreign Affairs settlement. Boutros Ghali "quickly ex- Tito endorsed this, sayi pressed concern over such "a global and just resolutio hostility." According to a report re- requires the participatio ceived here, when Ghali on equal footing of all th was defending Egypt's parties concerned, incluc commitment to peace and ing the rights of the Pale; of tinian people." the liberation SPACE Has Men's Progran- SPACE, a community service for the widowed, di- vorced, separated and their Friends of Israel Cancer families, sponsored by the Foundation will hold its National Council of Jewish first public meeting 8 p.m. Women, has launched a new Thursday at Young Israel of series of programs "for men Oak-Woods. only." Featured speakers will be The men's group will hold Miriam Edelist of the Israel its first meeting 8 p.m. Cancer Association, Tel Monday at the NCJW Aviv, and Seymour Shere, offices, 16400 W. 12 Mile, vice president of Israel Southfield. Topic for the Cancer Foundation of meeting will be "An Explo- America and vice president ration of Issues from a Male of Bank Leumi, New York. Point of View." There is a charge. No solicitation of funds SPACE also will hold a will be made or admissiOn charged. For information program entitled, "Anger call Yitschak Fiksman, Without Aggression," for 557-7648, or Dr. Arthur widowed men and women, 8 p.m. Thursday at the NCJW Feuer, 968-7532. offices. Social worker Cl ai Berkowitz will conduct th program. The regular drop-i discussion gro wi meet 8 p.m. Wet.. sda for the widowed, d vorced and separated. trained facilitator on hand to guide the se. sion. For information abo , SPACE programs, ca Phyllis Chassin, 9 a.m.- p.m. daily, at 557-9604. Chief of Staff Dr. Manuel Hendelma was elected chief of staff Saratoga Hospital fo: two-year term. He formerl was the chief of surgery.