24 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, June 21, 1980 Jane Fonda Tours Israel JERUSALEM (JTA) — Jane Fonda, the American actress and political ac- tivist, toured Jerusalem, East and West on Sunday, on a pair of crutches, with Mayor Teddy Kollek serv- ing as her guide. Ms. Fonda slipped and fell at her Her- zilya hotel Saturday night. She checked into Hadassah Hospital where X-rays dis- closed a fractured left foot. She had to wear a knee- See "THE LEADER" Today Morris Buick IS THE GUY IS THE BUY OPEN MON. & THURS. 'Ill 9 P.M. WHERE EVERY DAY IS SALE DAY 7100 W 7 Mile At Lodge X-Way ft Clothier 647-8054 126 S. Woodward, Birmingham Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. 10-6 Thurs. & Fri. 10-9 FOR THE ULTIMATE IN FASHION-RIGHT FORMALWEAR RENTALS & SALES Celebrate the occasion with a fresh ap-. proach to formalwear. Featuring an exten-. sive selection. The newest styles and colors. FEATURING Westwood, Newport, Woodstock, Windsor, Tux Tails, 21 Colored Shirts, Flared Pants, Valor. Boots • WEDDINGS s PROMS • CRUISES • EVERY IMPORTANT SOCIAL EVENT nvina A _ JANE FONDA high plaster cast for the rest of her stay in Israel. But the 43-year-old actress was de- termined to _stick to her schedule which included two benefit performances to help the Haifa Theater overcome its financial diffi- culties. Fonda arrived in Israel Friday, accompanied by her husband, Tom Hayden, and their children, Vanessa and Troy. Her presence created a sensation at Ben-Gurion Airport where other arriv- ing passengers, customs officers, police and bystan- ders vied with reporters and photographers to get near the celebrity. Former President of Is- rael Ephraim Katzir who arrived on the same plane, was overlooked and had to wait some time before a customs in- spector .dealt with his baggage and papers. Fonda toured the Golan Heights, visiting an Israeli army position opposite the Syrian lines. She said , later that she now has a better understanding of Israel's security problems. She also toured Nazareth. She spent her first night in Israel at Kibutz Maagan Michael and said she was especially -impressed by 'the way the children are brought up. Fonda told.reporters that her visit has nothing to do with politics. She said her presence here proves her be- lief in and support of Israel's right to exist. 415Vonderfa at"nte-- , clasq caot4wore etke,re ' 4 5'1411114er ea0h C(u JUNE—AUGUST "go, inTirweoe Months $55.00 / One Month JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER OF METROPOLITAN DETROIT 6600 W. MAPLE RD. WEST BLOOMFIELD 661-1000 ext. 166 MICHIGAN 48033 Tank Sale to Jordan Blasted JERUSALEM (JTA) — Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir charged that the Carter Administration's planned sale of sophisti- cated weaponry to Jordan would upset the military balance in the Middle East and encourage Jordan in its refusal to enter the Camp David peace process. Shamir was referring to reports that King Hussein received a commitment from President Carter dur- ing their meetings in Wash- ington last week to provide Jordan with 100 M-60 tanks equipped with laser range- finders and other advanced devices. Israeli sources claimed, meanwhile, that although Jordan does not permit Palestinian terrorists to op- erate against Israel from its territory, Jordanian army authorities allow the ter- rorists to train in the use of American-made anti-tank missiles and provide in- structors. A U.S. official said last week that Hussein had promised Carter that ter- rorists would not be allowed to operate from Jordanian soil but the King himself failed to confirm this. In a related development, the Zionist Organization of America's Detroit District sent a letter to President Carter, Secretary of State Edmund Muskie and to Sec- retary of Defense Harold Brown urging them to reject the sale of combat equip- ment to Saudi Arabia and the sale of M-60 tanks to Jordan. * * >1 King Hussein Demands Israel Leave All Occupied Territories at ultimate solution of the -which, WASHINGTON (JTA) — countries problem is that the Pales- Baghdad and Tunis had re- King Hussein of Jordan tinian people must par- reiterated his uncom- jected the Camp David ticipate in constructing promising position that Is- peace process, "aimed at re- the peace we all want." storing Arab cohesion and rael must withdraw from all According to Hussein, lands it occupied in the sense of purposes." "The key issue is the right He said that at Tunis, Six-Day War, including "Arab Jerusalem" and those governments decided of self-determination." called for "national inde- to send out envoys for a "just Without mentioning Is- rael, he added, "This pendence for the Palesti- peace" but "this policy has need not contradict the nians" as conditions for been thwarted by Israeli settlements and repression rights of others in the peace in our region." area." He urged that Speaking last week be- of the last few months." The governments he re- "Palestinian exiles" be fore the National Press Club, broadcast live by Na- ferred to were opposed to the permitted to unite with tional Public Radio and Camp David process since it "those under occupa- Public Broadcasting Serv- was initiated in September, tion." Hussein said the issue of ice Television on 1,000 radio 1978. Israel's right to exist and Hussein said, "We are and television stations across the country, Hussein also consulting with the . Palestinian rights should be addressed to "both sides implied that the Soviet Palestine -Liberation Union should become again Organization" and "the simultaneously." involved in the proceedings for a settlement in the Mid- dle East and warned that a separate peace between Is- rael and Egypt will not suc- BONN (JTA) — Eberhard Prosecutor said that the ceed in bringing about a Engelhardt, a 75-yera-old lawyers association would solution. lawyer, was fined 1,500 seek to bring Engelhardt Addressing himself to the Marks ($700) by a Nurem- before a court. of honor to American people, Hussein berg court Monday for answer for his actions. called on them to demand threatening to bring legal from their government a action against a German Survivors Parley "balanced policy" toward Jewish journalist who men- Features Session the Arabs and Israelis. He tioned on a television pro- said that the U.S. is depriv- gram that members of her for Children ing itself of relations in family died in the NEW YORK (JTA) — trade, energy and culture Holocaust. Engelhardt, who Children of Holocaust sur- with the Arab people "be- practices in Nuremberg, vivors will have a special cause of its peculiar and in- was found guilty of exercis- all-day conference of their defensible interpretation of own at the World Gathering commitment to Israel's se- ing duress. The incident occurred curity that seems to equate during a panel discussion of Jewish Holocaust Sur- vivors to be held in Israel security with conquest." which followed the screen- June 15-18, 1981. Hussein claimed that ing of the American TV Ernest Michel, chairman "Jordan has been the series "Holocaust" in West most active country in Germany last year. One of of the executive committee search of a comprehen- the panelists, Renate Har- for the gathering, told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency sive settlement" since precht of Hamburg, noted 1967, adding, "We that several members of her that a committee has been organized in New York to warned againit partial family perished in the Nazi plan the session and to try to and separate settle- gas chambers. reach "second generation" ments" and that "the es- A former SS official on the sence cannot be ig- panel demanded to know people throughout • th United States. The commit nored." precisely where and when tee, which has had two That, he said, was "Is- the murders took place and meetings with 25 person rael's withdrawal from the whether she could prove attending each, was or- territory it occupied in June them beyond doubt. ganized by two married 1967" and it "cannot be Engelhardt, who re- couples, Menachem and separated from the exercise presented the ex-SS man, by the Palestinian people of warned Harprecht that • Jeannie Rosensaft and Her- bert and Dina Zlotogorski, the right • to self- unless she provided a all four of whom are chil- determination and national satisfactory reply within dren of survivors. freedom on their national a fixed period of time he Meanwhile, Michel re- soil. The problem will not would take her to court disappear if Egypt alone re- for insulting the German ported that there have been gains its occupied land," people and instigating inquiries from about 1,000 perSons in the United States Hussein said. "Syrian na- against them. so far about the gathering, tional territories are occu- which is expected to be the Harprecht informed the pied. Gaza and the West Bank are occupied. Arab police and the state pro- largest meeting of Jerusalem is occupied and secutor subsequently Holocaust survivors ever officially, according to Is- brought charges against the held. He said there are al- lawyer. After trie court's ready 150 paid reservations rael, annexed," he said. He said that the Arab verdict was announced, the for the event. West German Lawyer Fined for Threatened Legal Action