THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

10 October 11, 1980

California Firm Will Sell Arava Aircraft in the U.S.

LOS ANGELES — An ex- California.
The Arava, to be known
clusive agreement for U.S.
distribution of the Arava, -in the United States as the
18 to 20 passenger commu- CommuterLiner, has been
ter airplane manufactured certified by the Federal
in Israel, has been an- Aviation Administration.
nounced jointly by Israel The first aircraft will be ar-
Aircraft Industries and riving in this country on
Consolidated Aircraft of Nov. 1.
Consolidated Aircraft has
'Zionist Caravan projected sales in the first
year of 20 aircraft to serve
to Tour Nine
the needs of the rapidly ex-
panding commuter industry
Southern States
NEW'YORK (JTA) — A here.
The Arava, unique for its
"Zionist Caravan" will de-
part from Washington swing-tail cargo handling
Monday on a two-month capability, can be converted
swing through nine states to comfortable, wide-body
in the south and southwest passenger configuration
to bring information about within minutes.
Israel Aircraft Industries
Israel, Zionism and aliya to
the smaller Jewish com- has sold 86 Arava airplanes
munities in that region during the past eight years
which • are usually isolated in countries throughout the
from such Zionist educa- world.
tional programs.
The cost of each airplane
The project, known as "Is- delivered in the United
rael Scone-Mobile," was States in $1,650,000.
conceived by two American
the CommuterLiner fills
immigrants to Israel, the gap between helicopters
Charles Levine, 28, of San and conventional aircraft
Antonio, Texas and Bobby and between liaison and
Brown, originally of New medium transports. Its low
York City. It is organized speed control and maneu-
along the lines of a similar verability gives excellent
mobile caravan that suc-
cessfully completed two
Nazi Adviser
tours of European countries
NEW YORK — The West
in the past 12 months.
It is scheduled to visit 36 German magazine "Stern"
communities in Virginia, says that Klaus Altmann,
North and South Carolina, 66, "the Butcher of Lyon"
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, during World War II, is
Mississippi, Louisiana and serving as an adviser to the
military regime in Bolivia.
Texas.

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capability.
In the cargo configura-
tion, it is capable of carrying
in excess of 3,600 pounds.
Fully loaded, it only needs
200 meters of runway for
landing.
Because the Commuter-
Liner is the widest aircraft

Lamb Casserole

By NORMA BARACH

(Copyright 1980, JTA, Inc.)

1 medium eggplant
1 tsp. salt
1 tbsp. lemon juice
3 lbs. lamb meat cut into
chunks
1 medium onion, diced
1 small green pepper, diced
1 small red pepper, diced
1 clove garlic, crushed .
1/2 tsp. oregano
oil
8 oz. can tomato sauce
1/2 cup water
Peel eggplant, cut into
1/4-inch slices and soak in a
bowl with 3 cups of water and 1
tsp. salt for 30 minutes. Drain
well. Put eggplant in a lightly
greased 9x13-inch baking pan.
Pour lemon juice on top. Broil
lamb chunks, turning to brown
all sides. Pour off all the
grease.
Brown vegetables, garlic
and oregano in a little oil. Add
tomato sauce and water. Sim-
mer - until well blended. Place
lamb on top of eggplant and
pour sauce over the lamb.
Cover and bake at 350 degrees
for 1 1/2 hours, or until tender.
Serves 4-5.

Workmen's Circle
Michigan District will host
the bi-annual meeting of
the Great Lakes Regional
Board Saturday and Sun-
day at the Workmen's Cir-
cle Center, 26341 Coolidge,
Oak Park.
The Great Lakes
Regional Board consists of
from
representatives
Workmen's Circle districts
in Ohio, Pennsylvania,
linois, New York and Min-
nesota. The regional board
co-operates on projects and
programs, exchanges ideas
for solutions to mutual
problems.
The agenda of the two-
day meeting includes plans
for the celebration of the
80th anniversary of the
Workmen's Circle.
The sessions are open to
Workmen's Circle friends.

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JERUSALEM — Love is
not always a many splen-
dored thing — just ask
Kamel Halil.
Halil, 21, of the West
Bank, was converting to
Judaism but joined a Pales-
tinian terrorist body after
his Jewish girlfriend jilted
him.
The woman's parents did
not want their daughter to
marry an Arab and sent her
to the U.S. When Halil
learned that news, he was so
depressed that he emi-
grated to Iraq in search of a

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terrupted presence of large
Jewish communities in the
Middle East since the Assy-
rian and Babylonian exiles
in the eighth and sixth cen-
turies BCE.

of its class, passengers are
seated four abreast. For
mixed passenger-cargo
loads, the unused seats are
folded quickly against the
side of the cabin.
A 24-hour-a-day spare
parts and technical support
program is provided any-
where in the United States
by U.S. personnel.

U.S. May Review
Aid to Israel
in Light of Needs

NEW YORK (JTA) — Is-
raeli Finance Minister
Yigal Hurwitz said that
Carter Administration offi-
cials "are showing readi-
ness" to re-examine Ameri-
can aid to Israel and take
into account "the real bur-
den" on the Israeli economy
Old Newsboys
as a result of the Egyptian-
Israeli peace treaty.
Benefit Emigres
Speaking at a meeting of
Russian and Iranian
the Conference of
Jewish children will benefit
Presidents of Major Ameri-
from the efforts of the Old
can Jewish Organizations,
Newsboys Goodfellow Fund
the Israeli minister said
and the Jewish Family
that in talks he aid his aides
Service.
held in the last few days
Under the direction of with officials in Washing-
Irving B. Ackerman, former
ton he found "that the Ad-
president of the Old News-
ministration is aware of Is-
boys, clothing and shoes
rael's needs."
will be given to the newly
He added, however, that
arrived immigrants as this does not mean that all
Hanuka gifts. The project of Israel's requests are
was launched with the aid of going to be fulfilled but
Samuel Lerner, executive
"they know the situation we
director of thWJFS, and are in and did not express
Fayga Dombey, volunteer surprise" about Israel's re-
coordinator at JFS.
quest for increased Ameri-
can aid.
Old Newsboys, who will
Hurwitz said his new eco-
make the deliveries are:
Oak Park Councilman nomic policy produced "a
Jerry Naftaly, Judge Ben- dramatic improvement in
jamin J. Friedman, Ed Israel's balance of trade."
Mann, Judge Barry Grant, He said Israel's exports in
Alan Ackerman, Michael the last year increased by 30
Binder, Irving Small and percent while imports de-
creased by 12 percent.
Stuart Small.

new life. There he joined a
terrorist outfit.
He returned to Israel
with orders to carry out
violent acts, but was
caught before he could
commit them.
In Israel, membership in
a terrorist organization is a
serious offense. During his
trial in Israel, the chief
judge was moved by Halil's
predicament and reduced
his sentence to from life to
18 months.
Meanwhile, his girlfriend
returned to Israel, unhappy
in the U.S., and is paying for
Halil's defense.
The two met when' th
woman hired Halil to work
in a clinic she `ran in
Jerusalem.

NY Survivor
Wants Reunion

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Mark Berkowitz, a twin
who survived Joseph
Mengele's experiments at
Birkenau-Auschwitz, is or-
ganizing a reunion of
Jewish survivors who were
children in the medical ex-
periments section of the
camp and children from
D-Camp, Block 24. All such
survivors can contact him
at: 8E Heritage Drive, New
City, N.Y. 10956.
Mengele, who is repor-
tedly hiding in Paraguay,
selected some 400 children,
especially twins, for his
"medical" experiments. Six
pairs of these twins were
liberated, according to Ber-
kowitz. In addition to him-
self and his sister, he be-
lieves only three other pairs
of twins are now still alive.
Berkowitz, 48, lives in
New City with his wife and
children, and his sister lives
in New York with her fam-
ily. He still wears a neck
brace because of Mengele's
experiments, which in-
volved injections into his
spine. His sister has related
medical problems.

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