▪ 20 Friday, August 28, 1981 MAG IAN Exciting entertainment for your organization. club or private party. Stage Shows Close up magic Audience Participation Mel Eisenberg 547-2464 MENTALIST THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS France Warned to Recognize PLO Plane Parts Hit Tel Aviv House TEL AVIV (JTA) — A private home in Ganei Tikva near Tel Aviv was badly damaged last Thurs- day when part of the refuel- ling mechanism of an Air Force plane broke off in mid-air and fell into the liv- ing room. The family was outside the house at the time and was unharmed. HURTIG INTERIORS Has Moved to a Larger Showroom to better serve you. Come in today for our GRAND OPENING SPECIALS Up To 50% OFF on many designer blinds and shades. 24725 Coolidge Hwy. at 10 Mile 541-3740 PARIS (JTA) — Ibrahim Souss, the Palestine Libera- tion Organization represen- tative in France, said that the European Middle East initiative was dead and that each country, particularly France, would not be judged individually by the PLO. In an interview with the French news agency, Agence Centrale de Presse (ACP), Souss said the PLO was disappointed with France and felt the coun- try's Mideast policy had taken a step backwards since the new Socialist gov- ernment of Francois Mitter- rand came to power last May. He warned that the PLO is "not prepared to wait in- definitely" for France to recognize the PLO "as the sole legitimate representa- DE LOREAN TarnaRoFF "Nobody Knows Me in Miami," by Sheila Klass (Scribner's) captures the ambience of city life during the Depression and the genuine warmth and strength of an endearing family. The novel centers around Miriam, a 10-year-old girl who must make an adult- type decision: should she stay with her parents in their poor Brooklyn neighborhood or should she move to Miami, where she can live with her prosperous aunt and uncle. What at first seems an easy choice, is compliesated when Miriam realizes she will be leaving friends and family behind for a new and uncertain fu- ture. Sheila Klass is the author of two previous novels and a memoir about life in Trinidad. "Nobody Knows Me in Miami" is her first book for young readers. On Display Now ramaRoFF Buick- DMC-Honda i 353-1300 Lecomte, who heads the France-Israel Alliance, rapped Cheysson for having compared PLO chief Yasir Arafat to France's war-time leader Charles de Gaulle during a press conference in Rabat earlier this month and for planning to meet Arafat later this week in Beirut. Lecomte's protest, pub- lished in Tuesday's, Le Monde, describes the Difficult Choice Provides Focus for New Novel Presenting the 28585 Telegraph Rd across from Tel-12 Mall Southfield, Mich. tive of the Palestinian people." Meanwhile, the president of one of the most active France- Israeli friendship groups, retired French Army Gen. 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The author identifies six specific types of fathers and devotes a chapter to each: distant, silent; seductive; tyrannical, demanding; idealized; macho, competi- tive; eccentric, bizarre. Robert Meister is the author of "The Philosophy of Nietzsche" and "A Liter- ary Guide to Seduction." At 19, he won the Best Novel Award in Budapest, Hun- gary. planned meeting between Cheysson and Arafat as "an act of hostility towards Is- rael" and a "continuation of the former administration's cynical policy in the Middle East." In Jerusalem, David Kimche, the director gen- eral of Israel's Foreign Ministry, protested to France's Ambassador to Is- rael, Marc Bonnefous, about the Cheysson-Arafat meet- ing. Cheysson himself said that his forthcoming meeting with Arafat "is far from certain." The Foreign Minister was originally scheduled to meet the PLO leader Saturday in Beirut, but French press reports from Lebanon say that the two sides could not agree where the meeting should be held. The French want Arafat to call on Cheysson at the French Embassy or at the ambassador's residence. The Palestinians say that Arafat has the rank of chief of state or prime minister, at the least. In a related development, King Hussein of Jordan was scheduled to meet Mittf- rand Wednesday for wide-ranging discussion' 01 the Middle East situation. Mitterrand is due to leave next month for his first offi- cial visit to the area, to Saudi Arabia. Sharon Begins Meetings With West Bank Leaders TEL AVIV (JTA) — Hilmi Hanoun, mayor of the West Bank town of Tul- karm, told Defense Minister Ariel Sharon that the West Bank and Gaza Strip Pales- tinians completely reject Premier Menahem Begin's autonomy plan and regard the Palestine Liberation Organization as the sole representative of the Pales- tinians. Hanoun met with Sharon last week, and was under- stood to have been the fi - West Bank leader in a oftalks the defense m. .ster is having with them. He is the only one so far to have admitted to the conversa- tion. Defense Ministry officials decline to discuss the meet- ings, and according to re- ports the Arabs concerned have promised not to dis- close the subjects discussed or even admit to the fact of the meetings. The type of statements made by Hanoun in radio interviews, describing his talk with Sharon, have till now been banned by the authorities, who re- garded them as sufficient to detain the men con- cerned. `- - Sharon is reported to have met also with Gaza Mayor Rashad A-Shawwa, East Jerusalem personality Anwar An-Khatib and others. Bethlehem Mayor Elias Freij had denied re- ports that he has met with Sharon. The military governor of Nablus met Nablus Mayor Bassam Shaka for some four hours this week, in what was believed to have been an effort to get Shaka to agree to meet Sharon. France Will Replace Iraq Reactor With Restrictions PARIS (JTA) President Francois Mitter- rand told Iraq that France was willing to replace the nuclear reactor destroyed by Israel in an air attack last June, French officials said. The officials indicated that Mitterrand told Iraqi special envoy Tarq Aziz that if replaced, France would impose tighter restrictions to prevent the use of the reactor for military pur- poses. Mitterrand said he be- lieves that Iraq should not be denied materials and technology which are pro- Anti-Emigration Drive Is Begun JERUSALEM (JTA) — Premier Menahem Begin has named Dov Shilansky, deputy minister in the pre- mier's office, to head the fight against emigration. One of the first appoint- ments Shilansky made is Shmuel Lahis, former direc- tor general of the Jewish Agency, who resigned from the job last February after a storm erupted over his re- port that 300,000-500,000 Israelis live in the U.S. vided to other countries, one official said. But we want to make sure that under no cir- cumstance would such supplies lead to prolifer- ation of nuclear weapons," the official said. "France is opposed to nuclear proliferation." Aziz told reporters after the hour-long meeting with Mitterrand that the talks were "friendly" and "char- acterized by the profound understanding and coopera- tion between our two coun- tries." Israel charged for some time before the attack on the reactor outside of Baghdad, that Iraq was using the reactor for atoi weapons manufacturi._ purposes. ADL Appointee - NEW YORK — The Anti-Defamation League of Bnai Brith has announced the appointment of Carol Lister as director of the agency's New York Regional Office. Ms. Lister was director for the past six years of ADL's Ohio- Kentucky-Indiana Re- gional Office, located in Columbus, Ohio.