MS-603: Rabbi Marc H. Tanenbaum Collection, 1945

MS-603: Rabbi Marc H. Tanenbaum Collection, 1945-1992.
Series D: International Relations Activities. 1961-1992
Box 74, Folder 5, Turkey, 1980-1986.
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June 14, 1.982
MEMORANDUM
To:
Forefgn Affa.i rs Department
From:
Nives E. Fox
Subject:
Turkey
Finally met with Emil Frank!J, our fo.nner corre.sponde.n t in Turkey.
Having been away fo.r clOse to a ·month, he knew nothing about .the
· specific problem of the genocid~ meeting in Israel . and inclusion of the
Armenian question. .He promised to check ·it out and let us know. In
spite of the touchiness of the Armenian issue, he was most doubtful .
that this kind of situation would lead to any serious repercussions
against the community in Turkey . Moreover, he says that there is a
group in government that would like to handle the Armenian problem by
adm.i tting responsibility in the massacre and persecution instead of
denying it ever took place. B'ut those opposed to any adn:iission of
wrong remain stronger for the time being (Ministry of Interior people) .
It is not excluded, however, that a more frank and intelligent approach
to all this might take place one day ~
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. The community is not subjected to any greater annoyances than
customary . If anything, things are caJmer and. qui~ter and more normal .
Yes, new synagogues are difficult to build; old on·es hard to repair : but
this problem is more complicated than serious . In genera·1 , the Jewish
community still fares very well. As a matter of fact , the poor having
notably decreased , there is even an "excess" in the community funds.
This diminution in poor has given rise to the idea that perhaps the
best way to he.l p them from now on i s to make individual cash payments
available for medical care or other needs, instead of keeping up
structured institutions Slkh as . the ho~pital_ , etc ..
There is defi.n itely less of an urge among Jews to provide fo.r a
·future outside of Turkey : emigration is down, the buying of apartments
and homes abroad for such.an eventuality has decreased. There are even
letters from those who have 1eft. which speak of .a possible return to
Turkey. In other words, the regime is good fo.r the Jew.s , at least to
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the extent th~t it provides order and security of the kind the more demo~
cratic governments · could not insure when extremis~ parties and groups did
their best to fan fires of disestablishment and disequilibri.um. It is our
friend's profound· conviction that the authorities have chosen to remain
open to the West, counting on this as the sole source for aid and technical
progress they believe is essential for Turkey's survival.
One new law bothers him, thQ~gh for the moment it has not been ap. plied. · It was put through when the Ecevit party was in power and after the
Papandreou Socialists gpt into office in Greece, b.ecal!se. the last passed
a law in Greece concerning the property of Turks or those of Turkish. origin
that permits the state to take over the property of tnis group . To match
it, therefore, the Turks passed~ somewhat ·s1mi)ar ·4~cree.; but their's·.h~q
no specific mention of Greeks, and simply provides for the eventuality of
· a state takeover of properties belonging to minority gro~ps. Given this
vague form it is qbvious that 51,1ch ~ law, if p~t into action, coylq also
be applieQ to Jews should the governm~nt 50 ~eci~e. A worry, therefore ,
though for the· moment nothing has happene~.
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Mr. Franko took ·great pains ·t o repeat how we lco.me th.e military regime
was and remains for most of the population .. The Turkish military, he says,
cannot be compared with South American juntas; and he insists that in the
case of Turkey it . was an aQSO lute necess·h y to . return . to. mll; ta.ry ru i e because murder," Maffa-type intimidation, etc. made the simplest dai1y routlne
a dangerous excursion, and life h~4 · .becom~ :im.p9~sible.. . He h~s .gre.at faith
over their return to: democracy •. g.i ven the sever~ l P.recedf;!nts of previous
mi 1itary role when ~hi-s took p1~~e ;.
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There ·is presently no question about ~tr~ngthenfng r~·1atfo11$ with
Israel. · ·Israel's .technical ~ssistance role i" '.th~ · cOL!ntry·has become vi·r-::tually inexistent". The roaa and q:m~tr~ction ·wor~ .'of Israe1 is everyone
talked about .ten years.ago now QQ longer exi$t~: it is t~~ Turks who· go
to Arab lands to ~uild roads now .
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EHMET ALI AGCA. . the young . Moslem
Turkish fanatic who shot the Pope, is _,
accused by· Interpol and ·Turkish. author-.
ities of having been linked to a right-wing extremist.
group called the ·Gray Wolves. A stunned and ·
horrified· world naturally asks:- · ·
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Was this the act of a ·single demented man? What
was there in·the ideology of the Gray Wolves and its ·
"mentor the neo-fascist National Action Party, that
may ha~e· attracted ~he warped mind of the assassin? ·1 •
In what way was his act influenced by the new wave J
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cently swept throµgh much of the Middle East? ·
The first target of Mehmet Ali Agca ·was Abdi
lpekcl, editor of Milliyet, Turk'y~s leading independent newspaper. Shortly befo.re. being gunned down
by Agca on February 1, 1979, ·1pekci had started a
series of articles exposing the neo-fa5cist tendencies ·
of the National Action Party·of Colonel Alpaslan
Turke.s. Like the . Pope, Ipekci had been an out- :
spo_keri opponent of violence and·fana_ticism.
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he was a defender of the .Turkish political and social
system. Agca, who had just enrolled in the economics faculty at Istanbul University, said he acted as·
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.. democratic order" in the world. He hoped Ipekci's
· assassination would create "art uproar and panic."
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In the strange worl<i of political fanaticism the '
~xtremes of right and left use the same terrorist
junta that took power in a bloodless coup .ID .l lltMf:I
. tactics, each hoping to profit from the resulting
Turkes was purged whe~ he was in a minority
.chaos. As Turkey.was governed by a series.of weak
calling for an authoritarian government. The major, ..
coalition governments and as the economic situation - ity of the army b.acked restoration of. civilian ·
deteriorated, Marxist and other leftist groups promulti-party rule after a new constitution had been ·
liferated and their influence spread among students,
.drafted to strengthen civil rights and .prevent the :
workers .and the unemployed.
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abuses that had led the army to intervene.
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Turkism or Pan-Turanism, meaning the political ;
. on the righl The far right National Action 1 unification of Turkey· with the Turkic-speaking ·
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Party (NAP) sponsored the formation of the I populations in Iran, the Sov.iet U~ion and China. ·
militant' commando bands called the Idealistic
While this union was theoretic~ly on a linguisticYouth Association, popularly known as the Gray
ethnic rather than on a Moslem religious basis, .
Wolves. They took· this name f~om t~e legendary
Turkes's brand of extreme naiionalism worried the :
gray wolf who had led thtf Turkish tribes out of a · non-Moslem minorities-Greeks, · Armenians and
narrow valley in which they were trapped in central
Jews who now constitute less than 1 percent...of .
:Asia, enab~ing ~hem to spread o~t,from Mongolia to
·Turkey's population. When the.NAP had controlled
the Middle Easl
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the Ministry of · Culture as part of a coalition
government in 1977,it permitted publication of arti· It is not accidental that NAP leader Alpaslan .
Turkes chose the Gray Wolf as the symbol of his . cles blaming the "minorities" for the "deterioration
party.. Born among the Turkish minority in then 1 of ethics in Turkish society." Also, editor Ipekci was
British-ruled C:1prus, Colonel Turkes was a ~~ung . l descended from Donme, the Jewish followers of
to Islam when his·
military officer, who participated in !he m1htary I · Sabbatal Zevi; who:. ·.·converted
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authorities. Persons sympathetic to the NAP helped
opposed the. Pope's y isit to Turkey in Nov. 1979 :
. arrange bis escape from the maximum security
declaring It omiously significant that the leader, .of ~
prisonatKartal-Maltepe. HemanagedtofleetoWes"t
Catholicism came "at a time when . there is - a·'
German1 ~here he may have been aided by neo-Nazl · powerful awakening among the Islamic countries."' '.
groups. When first arrested by Turkish authorities
He charged that the visit was intended to "prevent :
he was in possession of a passport and explalned · progress in relatio.ns betwe~!n Tarkey and other ·
that he bad been invited to attend a terrorist training
Islamic countries.'~ Did this influence Agca, who i
course In Germany.
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born and raised in the tndltlonal
or else to "shoot the Pope" . because he was "the
communit)' of Malatya in eastern Anatolia, may also . · mask~ l~ader of the· Crusades?". . . · . · :·, . .
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kan's pan-Islamic National Salvation Party (NSP), · .accoltlplices--all .those who sow hatred and fanatic- 1
active in Malatya. Erbakan was arrested and .hfs
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entry i.tdD the European Common :Market; charging
Ty.rkey s !'fiddle East ~ltc11. He is curr;~tly di;e· ;
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ABATGIS Mr. & Mrs. Spiro and Harriet. . . ... ........ St. Louis, Missouri
AENDEKERK, Mr. & Mrs. Louis and Leruitte . . . ... . .. .... . . . . Belgium
AGUILAR, Mrs. Beat riz .Alvarez . .. . ... ... ... .. . .... ... Lomas, Mexico
AGUILAR, Miss Beatriz .. . . .. . . .. . .. ... .. ..... .. .... Lomas, Mexico
AGUILAR, Master Jamie . .. .. .. .... .. ... .. . . .. .. . .. . Lomas, Mexico
ALPER, Mr. & Mrs. Herbert and Paula .... . . . . Hewlett Harbor, New York
AMOILS, Dr. & Mrs. S. Percy and Philippa Mary ... . ...... . .South Africa
AMSELLEM, Mr. & Mrs. Samuel. ....... ... .... .. .. .... . ..... France
ANDERSON, Mr. & Mrs. Eric and Collette .. . ... . . . . West Allis, Wisconsin
ANDERSON, Mrs. Linda..... .. .. . . . : Hilton Head IsJand , South Carolina
ANDERSON, Miss Kathryn.. . ........ Hilton Head Island , South Carolina
ANTONUCCI, Mrs. Joan . . ... . . .. . ................ . .. Miami, Flprida
ANTONUCCI, Master Joseph . . .... .. .............. . .. Miami, Florida
ARANGO, Mr. & Mrs. Miguel and Miryam . . ... . ..... Medellin, Colombia
ARENZANA, Mr. & Mrs. Enrique and Selma .... . . . .. . . ........ Mexico
ARRIETA, Mr. & Mrs. Antonio and Alejandra Larrea... . . ... . .... Mexico
ASHLEY, Mrs. Jane .. . ... . . .... ..... . . . . . .. . ....... Houston, Texas
AZOUT, Mr. & Mrs. Sammy and Margie . . .. .. ·. .. .. Barranguilla, Colombia
BAMBERG, Mr. & Mrs. Michel and Mary Alice .. . . : . . . Ehnen, Luxembourg
BANTON, Mr. & Mrs. Marvin and Diane ........ . . . River Ridge, Louisiana
BANTON, Miss Heidi ... . .......... . .... . ... . . River Ridge, Louisiana
BARNES, Mr. & Mrs. Richard and Linda ......... .. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
BARRAGAN, Mr. Gennan . . . . .. . . . ... . ..... . ...... Bogota, Colombia
BARRY, Mr. & Mrs. John and Eileen .. .... . . . .... Eastchester, New York
BARTLETI, Mrs. Lois .... .. .... . . .. .. . .. . . . . ... Huntsville, Alabama
BASUALDO, Mr. & Mrs. Pablo and Rosa ... . ..... Buenos Aires, Argentina
BAUMANN, Mr. & Mrs. Bert and Lois . .... . . . .... Dhahran, Sau'di Arabia
BAUMEL, Mr. & Mrs. Robert and Martha .. .. . Huntington Beach , talifornia
BAUMEL, Mr. & Mrs. Scott and Jenny .. . . . .. Huntington Beach ,;California
BEAN, Mrs. Pauline. ....... . .......... . ........ .. . . Lubbock, Texas
BEGLAR, Mrs. Hazel ..... ... .. .. .. ........... . . San Diego, California
BEKHOR, Ms. Talia .... .. .... ... ..... .. . . . ... .... ... .. ... Canada
BENNETI, Mrs- Sidonie . .. .. . . . ... ..... . . . .. Kew Gardens, New York
BENNETI, Miss Georgette . . . . .. ... . . ... . ... . Kew Gardens, New York
BERNSTEIN, Mr. & Mrs. Stuart and Wilma . . . . . ..... Bethesda, Maryland
BESSONE,·Mr. & Mrs. Andrew and Mary ........ Pensacola Beach , Florida ·
BESTER, Miss Marinda. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pretoria, South Africa
BISCA, Mr. Robert A ........................... Plainview, New York
BLAND, Ms. Nancy . . . . . . . . .. . . . . ... .. . . . . ... . . . .. Leesburg, Florida
BLUM, Ms. Jennifer ..... . . . .... . ............ . . New York, New York
BONTEMPO, Mr. Carl Peter .................... Industry, Pennsylvania
BRAGA, Mr. & Mrs. Greenhalgh and Estella ......... Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
BRANDT, Mr. & Mrs. Peter and Janice . . . .. .. . ... New·Orleans, Louisiana
BRANDT, Mr. Peter, Jr.... . . . ................ New Orleans, Louisiana ·
BRANDT, Master David ...................... New Orleans, Louisiana
BRANDWIN, Mr. & Mrs. Marcel and Erminia ............ .Neuilly, France
BROOKS, Miss Bonnie . . ... . . ...................... . Miami, Florida
BROSIER, Mr. & Mrs. Richard and Betty ... . ........ Rochester, Michigan
BROWN, Mr. & Mrs. John and June ................... Lubbock, Texas
BROWN, Ms. Carey-Crawford ................. Oakville, Ontario, Canada
BROWN, Mrs. Susan-Crawford . . . . . . . .. . ...... Oakville, Ontario, Canada
BROWN, Mr. & Mrs. Trevor John and Isobel. . . . . . . . . . Rochester, Michigan
BURG, Mr. & Mrs. Albert and Constance ...... . . . . Los Angeles, California
BURG, Mr. Michael. .......... . ..... . ......... Los Angeles, California
BURG, Miss Dina . . . . . . ... . . . . . .... . . ... . . . . . Los Angeles, California
BURKE, Mr. & Mrs. William and Marjorie ... . . . .. Pompano Beach, Florida
BURKEMPER, Mr. & Mrs. Werner and Esther. . . . ... . Manchester, Missouri
BURWEN, Mr. & Mrs. Michael and Meg . . . . . . . . . . . . Los Altos, California
CALLE, Mr. & Mrs. Andre and Alice.. .. . .... . . . .. . ........... France
CAMP, Mrs. Frances .. . . . ..... . ..... . ... . .. ...... .. . ... Post, Texas
CAPGRAS, Mrs. Yolande .. . ................... Lausanne, Switzerland
CARDONA, Ms. Marta Ines de Mejia.. . ...... . ...... Medallin, Colombia
CARPENTER, Mr. & Mrs. John William and Cele . ..... . . . . . Dallas, Texas
CASTILHO, Mr. & Mrs. Euclydes-Cardoso and Rosalia Gentil . ...... Brasil
CASTRUCCIO, Mr. & Mrs. Louis and Jane ... . . . . .. Los Angeles, California
CASTRUCCIO, Miss Ellen. .. . ..... . .. . . ....... . Los Angeles, California
CASTRUCCIO, Miss Genny .................... Los Angeles, California
CASTRUCCIO, Miss Lizzy ..................... Los Angeles, California
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CATALAN, Miss Monique. ...... . ............... San Diego, California
CATIERALL, Mrs. Fred W., Jr.......... ...... ... .. . ... Austin, Te,xas
CATTERALL, Mr. & Mrs. Fred and Annabelle . ... ...... .. . Dallas, Texas
CAVALLON!, Mr. & Mrs. Eugenio and Anna Maria ...... . ... Milano, Italy
CHAPELET, Ms. Josette ........................... . . .... ·.. France
CHONG, Mr. & Mrs. Kah-Keng and Rebecca ... Willowdale, Ontario, Canada
CHONG, Miss Sinn Yea ..... . . . ........... Willowdale, Ontario, Canada
CHONG, Mr. Chi Tat. ........... ......... Willowdale, Ontario, Canada
CISNEROS, Mr. & Mrs. Gerardo and Gabriela Willson ... Caracas, Venezuela
CLARK, Ms. Elaine ................... ....... Southbury, Connecticut
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COBB, Ms. Gloria M.......... .. ........ .' ..... Patola Valley, California
COHEN, Mr. (Jr.. Mrs. Edward and Sharon ......... ... East Hills, New York
COHEN, Dr. Paul ..... . . ... .. . ................. Bethesda, Maryland
COHN, Mrs. Ellen ..... . ........................ Boca Raton, Florida
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COLVIN, Mr. & Mrs. Allan and Diane ........... Redono Beach, California
COMBER, Mr. & Mrs. Joe and Dorothy ............ . . Le Mesa, California
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CORAZZA, Mr. Richard, . . .... ................. New York, New York
CROWELL, Mr. & Mrs. Gary &nd Rebecca . . ......... Auburn, Washington
DAILEY, Ms. Ellen Elizabeth . ..... . . .. .... . ........ Erie, ·Pennsylvania
DA VIS, Mrs. Flo .... ... . . ..........·............. .. Floydada, Texas
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DAVLIN, Mr. & Mrs. I!Win and Sheila ............. Opelousas, Louisiana
DAVLIN, Mr. Lance ........................... Opelousas, Louisiana
DAVLIN, Master Joshua ........................ Opelousas, Louisiana
DAVLIN, Miss Alisha .......................... Opelousas, Louisiana
DAY, Mr. Howard ............................ Ellicott City, Maryland
DEJONGH, Miss Elizabeth .................... Fish Hoek, South Africa
DENISON, Mr. & Mrs. Gail and Nancy ............. Millersville, Maryland
DE RENZO, Mr. & Mrs. Edward and Dorothy ....... Hillsdale, New Jersey
DIAZ, Ms. Felisa Marisol de Aranzubia ................. .. Santiago, Chile
DONOSO, Mr. & Mrs. Fernando and·Martha .............. Quito, Ecuador
DONOSO, Mr. Fernando ......... . . ............. .. . .. Quito, Ecuador
DONOSO, Miss Cristina............................... Qufro, Ecuador
DONOSO, Miss Denise ............... . .............. Quito, Ecuador
DUFFELL-CANHAM, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred and Adele ..........South Africa
DZIGURSKI, Mr. & Mrs. ·Alex and Dorothy ..... Mountain View, California
DZIGURSKI, Mr. Alexander. ................ Mountain View, California
ELMORE, Mr. & Mrs. Robert and Jane .... . ......... Lincolnshire, Illinois
ENGLEMAN, Mr. & Mrs. Michael and Marguerite ..... Brooklyn, New York
ERNST, Mr. & Mrs. Philip and Shari ................ Seattle, Washington
ESQUIVEL, Mr. & Mrs. Jesus and Virginia ...... . .. ..... Satelite, Mexico
ETCHEVERRY, Mr. & Mrs. Roberto and Elsa ..... Buenos Aires, Argentina
ETIENNE, Ms. Nicole ............ .. . ... .............. La Celle, France
EZRATI, Mr. & Mrs. Al and· Edythe ............... Oceanside, New York
FAGUNDES, Ms. Teresinha Gentil ............................ Brasil
FARBER, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald and Corinne... ... . . .. Sandton, South Africa
FASKHA, Mr. & Mrs. Saul and Olga .......................... Panama
FEENEY, Mrs. Charles F. and Children . . ............... ..... Bermuda
FEIHMAN, Mrs. Grace ............... .. .... . New Rochelle, New York
FEIHMAN, Miss Patti .. . ...... : ............. New Rochelle, New York
FELL, Ms. Katharyn . . . ..... ..... . . .. ....... . ..... Kokomo, Indiana
FERNANDEZ, Mr. & Mrs. Raul and Betty .......... Camarillo, California
FERNANDEZ, Mr. & Mrs. Diego and Ligia ........... Medellin, Colombia
FIELDS, Ms. Doris ... .. . .. ... ................. New York, New York
FINDYSZ, Mi. & Mrs. Joseph and Antoinette..... : ...... Tucson, Arizona
FINDYSZ, Mr. John ................ ·............... Tucson, Arizon~
FINDYSZ, Mr. Joseph.............................. Tucson, Arizona
FISCHER, Mr. & Mrs. George and Margaret .......... Warren, New Jersey
FJETLAND, Miss Christian . ... . . ............... . .Auburn, Washington
FJETLAND, Mr. Jason ........... ... . . . ... .. . . . .Auburn, Washington
FLEMING, Ms. Judy ....... . . . . .... . ........ . Durham, North Carolina
Fo"RD, Ms. Lucile .. ..... .. ...... . .... . ... ... ... . .. . Lubbock , Tecas
FOX, Mrs. Betty Ruth. ..... . . . .. . . ..... .. ... . . .. . . .. Miami, Florida
FLEMING, Mr. Donald E.. ....... .. .. .... .. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
FLEMING, Mrs. Leola M. ...... ... ..... . . . . . Oklahoma City , Oklahoma
FLYNN, Mr. & Mrs. Cecil and Christine . . . ...... . . . . . . . Lubbock, Texas
FRASE, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Ervin and Barbara ...... Lake Forest, Illinois
FRAY, Dr. & Mrs. Eugene and Bea .. .. ............... Moberly, Missouri
GARCIA, Mr. & Mrs. Rogelio and J ael Suarez. . . . . . . . . Medellin, Colombia
GAUREL, Mrs. Panani ......... . ... .. .. . .. . ... . .. Fort Worth, Texas
GENTIL, Mr. & Mrs. Valentim and Maria de Lourdes ..... .Sao Paulo, Brasil
GHIO, Mr. & Mrs. Aristides Marx and Linda . . ........... ..... Argentina
GIANFRANCO, Mr. & Mrs. Benvenuti and Luisa . ... . . . . ..... Milan, Italy
GIANFRANCO, Miss Carla ............. . .. . . ......... . .. Milan, Italy
GIL, Mr. & Mrs. Ricardo and Cannenza .... . .. .... .. Medellin, Colombia
GILLESPIE, Mr. & Mrs. Harold and Jean . . ............. . . Bend, _O regon
GOLDFARB, Mr. & Mrs. Saul and Barbara . .. .. : . Old Westbury, New York
GOLDRICK, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brian and Veronica Maria ... . . .. .Australia
GOLDSMITH, Mr. & Mrs. Reid artd Elizabeth.. . ....... Syosset, New York
GOMEZ, Mr. & Mrs. Octavio and Anita. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Medellin, Colombia
GONZALEZ, Ms. Berta de Santamaria ............ ·.. Medellin, Colombia
GONZALEZ, Ms. Laura Catalina. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Medellin, Colombia
GRANT, Mrs. W. J ....... . ... .... ... . . . . .......... Toronto, Canada
GREGG, Mr. Albert .. .... .. . . .. ............... Los Angeles, California
GRIFFITH, Mr. & Mrs. William and Patricia ...... Pensacola Beach, Florida
GRIGGS, Mr. Clay . ... . . . ... . . .. ... ........ Fort Lauderdale, Florida
GUIMAREAES, Ms. Lelia Saletta . . ............... . ...... ... .. Brasil
GUSTAFSON, Dr. Donna J . ... .... . . . .... . ..... . .Palo Alto, California HACKEIT, Mr. & Mrs. Roger and Cynthia Kubas........ lthaca; New York
HALPIN, Mr. & Mrs. Jim and Joanne .... : ....... Sherborn, Massachusetts
HAWTHORN, Mrs. Myrtle ...................... ·.. Padbury, Australia
HAY, Mr. John ........ ........ ...... ........ WatsonsBa'y, Australia
HA YES, Mrs. Margaret N............ ...... ... . Silver Spring, Maryland
HEATHER, Mrs. Mary ........................ ... .. Lubbock, Texas
HENRION, Mr. & Mrs. Jean and Marguerite ................ Paris, France
HERMELIN, Mr. & Mrs. Marc and Linda ......... .. .. St. Louis, Missouri
HETHERINGTON, Mr. Cork ...... ... . ... . ..... Los Angeles, California
HILL, Mr. & Mrs. Joe and Wilma Jo ............ ~ Canyon Lake, California
HODGES, Miss Louise............ . ... . . . ... . ... . ... Lubbock, Texas
HOFFMAN, Mrs. Patricia ... . .... . ...... : . Capistrano Beach, California
HOFFMAN, Debra-Fletcher: . . ............ Capistrano Beach, California
HOLDER, Mr. & Mrs. Bill and Libba................... Lubbock, Texas
HORTON, Mr. & Mrs. Manly and Frances . ......... . .. Metairie, Louisiana
-HOWARD, Ms. Deborah ...................... .Los Angeles, California
HUFSTEDLER, Mr. & Mrs. J.D. and Kathleen . . : ..... . .. Lubbock.,Texas
IOSIFIDIS, Mr. & Mrs. Konstandinos and Maria . . .... . . Victoria, Australia
IRIZARRY, Mr. Joseph ....................... . New York, New York
IRVINE? Mr. & Mrs. Richard and Eileen ............. -_ ".- Sugarland;Texas
ITURRALDE, Mrs. Juana . .. . . . . ...... . ......... :·. . . ..... A.rgentin.a
ITURRALDE, Ms. Maria·Juana : .......................... Argentina
IRIZARRY, Mr. & Mrs. Sile, Froilan and Genovese, Sally .. Mercedita, Ponce .
JACOBS, Mrs. Henny .... . .... . ................ Miami Beach, Florida
JACOBSON, Ms. Sally .......... .. ... . .......... New York, New York
JONES, Mrs. Frances.......................... Sacramento, California
JONES, Mr. & Mrs. Mike and Doreen ............. Pretoria, South Africa
JONES, Ms.. Kay .. . ... . ...... ............... Raleigh, North Carolina
JUNCKER, Mr. & Mrs. Walter and Ruth ............... Sun City, Arizona
KEEDY, Mrs. Sugar. .... . ... . ............ ...... Indianapolis, Indiana
KEEDY, Mr. Matt. . ......................... .. Indianapolis, Indiana
KEPPEN, Ms. Mary Lou ......................... Edison, New Jersey
KEPPEN, Mr. & Mrs. Frederick and Helen ............... Naples, Florida
KIRK, Mr. & Mrs. Garrett and Clay ................ New York, New York
KIRK, Miss Christina........................... New York, New York
KIRK, Miss Laura .............................. New York, New York
KNOX, Ms. Alice Anne ............................. Perryton, Texas
KOEHLER, Mrs. Eileen.......................... Kenosha, Wisconsin
KOHN, Mr. & Mrs. Gene and Roberta ................... Miami, Florida
KOHN, Mr. & Mrs. A. Eugene and Barbara ....... ·.· .New York, New York
KORN, Mr. & Mrs. Henry and Carmen ............. New York, New York
KORNSCHUN, Mr. & Mrs. Berna,rd and Helen .......... Tamarac, Florida
LAI LEY, Mr. & Mrs. Charles and Barbara .................. ~ ... Canada
LAMPRECHT, Mr. & Mrs. Adolf and Joan ................. Switzerland
LEACH, Dr. and Mrs. Joe and Sara Ann .. . ............. Columbus, Ohio
LEBIGOT, Mr. & Mrs. Andre and Ireel ........................ France
LEBOWITZ, Mr. & Mrs. Gerland and Mary Jo. . . . . Santa Monica, California
LEGGETT, Mrs. Helen ............................ Ft. Worth, Texas
LEGGETT, Miss Patti .... .. ........... ............. Ft. Worth, Texas
LEVINSON, Mr. & Mrs. Michael and Anne ..... : ...... St. Louis, Missouri
LEVITT, Mr. & Mrs. Morris and Rhoda........... ...... . Miami, Florida
LIDSKY, Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph and Helen ........... Delray Beach, Florida
LIGHT, Mr. Gerald ......... . ................. Floral Park, New York
LINS, Mr. & Mrs. Tarcisio de Meira and Teresa Cristina ............ Brasil
LINS, Miss Luciana de Meira ................. .... ..... ..... ... Brasil
LISTERMAN, Mr. & Mrs. Ellsworth and Audrey .... Birmingham, Alabama
LLANO, Ms. Julia .... . .................. .... ............. Mexico
LONG, Mr. & Mrs. Brebt and Erin................. Cupertino, California
MACHADO, Ms. Maria de Carmo Huet ............. Rio de Janeiro, Brasil:
MacLEOD, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon and Janie .. ....... Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
MANFREDI, Ms. Patricia ....................... Miami Beach, Florida
MAGUIRE, Mr. & Mrs. Frank and Norma .............. lrtine, California
MANN, Mr. & Mrs. Rony and Jeri ................ Studio City, California
MANSON, Mrs. John H. II ..................... Green Valley, Arizona
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MARCHER, Mr. & Mrs. Alan and Maxine .......... Los Angeles, California
MARK, Mr. & Mrs. Sigmund and Gerturd ................. Dallas, Texas
MARKENSON, Mr. & Mrs. William and Rhea ....... Los Angeles, California
MARKS, Ms. Catherine .............. : .......... New York, New York
MARTIN, Mrs. Virginia ..... .......... .. .... . .... Florissant, Missouri
MARTINS, Mr. & Mrs. Francisco and Cidalia ........ Rio de Janeiro, BrasiJ
MATTHEWS, Mr. & Mrs. Phil and Doris ........... .'... Hixson, Tennessee
MATTHEWS, Miss Tricia................ .......... Hixson, Tennessee
McCORMACK, Mr. & Mrs. Austin and June ............... Dallas, Texas
McCRARY, Mr. &.Mrs. Giles and Louise... . .............. .. Post, Texas
McFEE, Mr. & Mrs. Bob and Janie ............... Packwood, Washington
McKAY, Mrs. Ellen ................................ Ontario, Canada
McKAY, Mr. & Mrs. Sydney and Margaret .......... .. ... . Saudia Arabia
McKINNEY, Mr. & Mrs. Elmer and Elray ............... Lubbock, Texas
McLAUGHLIN, Mr. & Mrs. Donald and Karen ...... Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
McLAUGHLIN, Miss Megan Taylor............... Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
McMULLIN, Mr. Glen ........................... Saratoga, California McMULLIN, Mr. & Mrs. Nyal and Bette ........ . .... Saratoga, California
McMULLIN, Mr. Brian ............ ~ .... ......... Saratoga, California
McNEALEY,Mrs. Louise ..........................· ,. Columbus, Ohio
McNEALEY, Miss Elisabeth .................. : ...... Columbus, Ohio
MERCER, Ms. Ali. ............................ West Hills, New York
MERSHEIMER, Mr. John. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
MILLER, Mrs. Marian· .· ..................... Valley Stream, New York
MILLS, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur and Ellen ...... ........... London, England
MILLS, Mrs. Marcia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................. .... California
MITCHELL, Mr. Joe .................................. Alvin, Texas
MITCHELL, Master Michael ... . ... . .................... Alvin, Texas
MONSALVE, Mr. & Mrs. Rubens and Cecilia ................. Colombia
MOORE, Miss Michelle .............. .. ....... New Orlenas, Louisiana
MORRISON, Ms. Laura........................ Los Angeles, California
MUIR, Mr. & Mrs. Walter and Karen ................ Saratoga, California
MUIR, Mr. Steve ....... : ....................... Saratoga, California
MUIR, Mr. Mike ............................... Saratoga, California
MUIR, Mr. Dave . ... . . . ....... . ................ Saratoga, California
MUNOZ, Mr. ·& Mrs. Hector and Graciela . . . . . . . . . . . . Medellin, Colombia
MUNOZ, Mr. Hector. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Medellin, Colombia
MUNOZ, Mr. Jose .... ........... . .. . . .. ... .... . Medellin, Colombia
MUSSAN, Mrs. Heidi Chelminsky ........ .. .... ... . .. . ....... Mexico
NEELEY, Mrs. Lillie ..... .... .. ..... .... ... Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
NELSON, Dr. & Mrs. Juan Manuel and Sara Eidelman .......... Argentina
NERENSTONE, Dr. Stacy .... . . . ...... .. .. . . .. . . Bethesda, Maryland
NEWTON, Dr. & Mrs. James and Mary ......... Pelham Manor, New York
NEWTON, Miss Constance and Miss Alison .. . . . . Pelham Manor, New York
NEWTON, Miss Priscilla and Mr. Christopher .... Pelham Manor, New York
NORTON , Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Francis and Amanda .. . .. Fairlight, Australia
NOTRICA, Mr. & Mrs. Morris and Rochelle .. . . . . . ..... . Atlanta, Georgia
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OLICK, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur and Selma ..... . ....... . Hartsdale, New York
OLSON, Mr. Jimmie ...... . ...... . ..... . ...... . .... Lubbock, Texas
OLSON, Miss Leslie.... . .......... . .. . ............ . Lubbock, Texas
OPDAHL,.Mr. & Mrs. Guttorm and Thorunn . . . . . ... .. . ... Oslo , Norway
. OTERO, Mr. & Mrs. Miguel_and Patricia Alvarado .. . ..... . . Santiago, Chile
ORMY, Mrs. Saletta ... . . . .. . ................... Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
OTTONELLO, Mr. & Mrs. Jorge and Elida Allegretti ... . .. ..... Argentina
PAPPADAM, Mrs. Jane ......... . . . ............. . .. . . Athens, Greece
PAPPOUS, Mr. & Mrs. Perry and Mary . . . . . . . . . . Pompano Beach, Florida
PAPPOUS, Miss Dawn and Miss Susan....... . ... Pompano Beach, Florida
PARKER, Mr. & Mrs. John and Peg . .. . .. .. . . Chapel Hill, North Carplina
PARTRIDGE, Mr. & Mrs. Bill and Jane.... .. ........ Lake Forest, Illinois
PAVLIDES, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas and Maria . . .. . . . .. . Brooklyn, New York
PEARSON, Mr. & Mrs. Edgar and Mary . . ... . .. Scotch Plains, New Jersey
PEREZ, Mr. & Mrs. Reul and Nemi. .... . ... . . . . . . . .... ... .. Argentina
PEREZ, Mr. & Mrs. William and Rocio ...... ..... . . . Medellin, Colombia
PESCAMONA, Mr. & Mrs. Luis and Teresa Ana .... Buenos Aires, Argentina
PETERSON, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald and Sally .... .. . .. .... . . Tucson, Arizona
PETERSON, Miss Kathryn ..... . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . .... . Tucson, Arizona
PHILLIPS, Mrs. Anne ............................... Miami, Florida
PHILLIPS, Mr. & Mrs. Tom and Miriam ............... ~owie, Maryland
PIERROT, Mr. .& Mrs. Walter and Leonor ....................... Brasil
PINKERTON, Ms. Patricia ....................... Baltimore, Maryland
PISCHL, Mr. & Mrs. Adolph and Tennessee ......... Brooklyn, New York
POHLMAN, Miss Sonya ... . ... .................... Aurora, Colombia
PORAMBO, Ms. Fran .. ... . . : .................. San Diego, California
PRADELLES, Miss Odette . : ...... ..... ............ ........ France
REHA, Mr. & Mrs. James and Claire .. ·. ~ .............. Montreal, Canada
RESTREPO, Mr. Alberto ...........................Bogota, Colombia
RIDPATH, Mr. J. Case .. . . . . ............. Orangeville, Ontario, Canada
RIDPATH, Ms. Larkin......... .. ......... Orangeville, Ontario, Canada
RIDPATH, Mr. Jefferson.................. Orangeville, Ontario, Canada
RIDPATH, Mr. John. ·... ... ..... .................. Toronto, Canada
RINGUET, Mrs. Simone ......... ... ................. ...... France .
RITCHIE, Ms. Judith Mae ........................ Richmond , Virginia ,
ROBINSON , Mrs. Grethel .......................... Leesburg, Florida
ROCKWELL, Mr. & Mrs. Marchall and Laura ........ Los Angeles, California
ROEMER, Mr. & Mrs. Bud and Jeannie......... ... . ..... Bel Air, Maryland
ROMSER, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas .. ...... ..... .. : ......... Lakewood, Ohio
ROSE, Mr. Sol... ....................... , ..•.... Bal·Harbor, Florida
ROSENBERG,Mr:& Mrs. Moise and Ana ...................... France
ROSENTHAL, Mr. & Mrs. Bert and Geri. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tulsa, Oklalioma
ROSS, Mr. & Mrs. Martin and Harriet ............. Eastchester, New York.
ROSS, Mr. Richard . . ....... . . . ............... Eastchester, New York
ROSS, Miss Randi. .. ...... ................... Eastchester, New York
ROTH, Ms. Enid .............................. New York, New York
ROVINSKI, Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin and Talia ............ Montreal, Canada
RUDICH, Mr. & Mrs. Jehoshua ........... . ............ Tel Aviv, Israel
RUDKIN, Mr. James .............................. Sydney, Australia
RUIZ, Mrs. Hermelinda ................... Hacienda Heights, California
SALTER, Mrs. Marion ............................. Toronto, Canada
SANDLER, Mr. &.Mrs. Jerry and Audrey .......... Northridge, California
SANDLER, Miss Carrie . . ... : .................. Northridge, California
SANDLER, Miss Lisa ......................... Northridge, California
SCHAFFER, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley and Faith ............... Miami, .Floriqa
SCHEUER, Dr. & Mrs. James and Camille............. Oak Brook, Illinois
SCHNEIDER, Miss Jeannine ...... : . . ............. Winchester, Virginia
SCHULMAN, Ms. Marjorie ...................... New York, New York
SCURRAN, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey and Joan .............. West Lin, Oregon
SCURRAN, Miss Shelley .. : ......... ............... West Lin, Oregon
SCURRAN, Master Joshua ........................ West Linn, Oregon
SECCO, Mr. & Mrs. Luiz Fernando and Sonia Lima ... Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
SEGOR,Ms. Phyllis ........................... . North Miami, Florida
SELTZER, Mr. Richard, . .. . ................ Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
SERRANO, Mr. Alvaro .. ..... . .. .................. Bogota, Colombia
SEVERGNINI, Mr. & Mrs. Guido and Bertarelli . . . . . . . . . . . . . Switzerland
SEVERGNINI, Miss Maddalena ..................... ..... Switzerland
SEVERGNINI, Master Achille. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Switzerland
SHATKIN, Mr. & Mrs. David and Cheryl. ..........Warwick, Rhode Island
SHEWELL, Ms. Grace .......................... Durban, South Africa
SISSIA, Mr. & Mrs. Pierre·and Geueneve .. ...................... France
SKINNER, Mr. & Mrs. Ecton and Pam .. . .......... Welton, South Africa
SMITH, Mr. & Mrs. Levi and Barbara : ....... .. .... Birmingham, Michigan
. SMITH, Miss Joyce ...................... .. ..... Baltimore,Maryland
SMITH, Miss Geraldine . . ·........ ..... . ... ....... Baltimore, Maryland
SNOW,Mr. & Mrs.Arthur and Diane ................ Hollywood, Florida
SNOW, Mr. Dean and Mr. Ricky ................... Hollywood, Florida
SPENCER, Mr. & Mrs. John and Ann . ............. . . . . Sanford, Florida
STANTON, Mr. Bill............... ........ ..... Los Angeles, California
STARK, Ms. Maxine ........................... Fort Lee, New Jersey
STARR, Ms. Annette .......................... San Diego, California
STEIN, Mrs. Leonard J .................... Meadowbrook, Pennsylvania
STEINER, Mr. Ernest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
STENDER, Mr. & Mrs. Chuck and Lenore .......... Milwaukee, Wisconsin
STOKES, Ms. Annette. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richmond, Virginia
STOUT, Mr. Stephen. ........................... San Antonio , Texas
STOUT, Mrs. Laura . .. ..... .... ... .... .... ... ... San Antonio, Texas
STURGIS, Mr. & Mrs. Graham and Pam ................... Saudi Arabia
STURGIS, Master Brendon and Master Drew ... ........ .... Saudi Arabia
SWANEPOEL, Mrs. Alma .. ..... ... .......... Cape Town, South Africa
TANENBAUM, Dr. and Dr. Marc and Georgette ...... New York, New York
TANNER, Mrs. Polly.............................. Beaumont, Texas
TERKIEL, Mr. & Mrs. Mendiel and Berta .... . ...... . . .. ..... Argentina
TERRERO, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur and Michele ........ Lake Grove, New York
TERRERO, Miss Nicole .... . . . ... ... .......... Lake Grove, New York
TERRY, Mr. & Mrs. Lee Nelson and Sylvia .......... . ... Atlanta, Georgia
THOMAS, Mr. & Mrs. Dillard and Aline ........ . ....... Houston, Texas
TIRADO, Ms. Sylvia Bazan ............... . ....... . ......... Mexico
TRAYLOR, Dr. Idris Rhea, Jr.... . . . ·. . ...... . ........ Lubbock, Texas
TOM, Mr. Fong .. . . .... . ................ . ..... New York, New York
TRAYLOR, Mrs. Betsy .. . . . ....... . . . ............. : Lubbock, Texas
TSIGRIMANIS, Mr. George ....... . ................... Athens, Greece
TURNER, Mrs. Naomi .. . . .·. . .. . . . . . ............ . Ga~sden, Alabama
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URIEGAS, Mr. & Mrs. Javier and Eyangewna . ........ . . : ....... Mexico
VALENTIN, Mr. & Mrs. Bernard and Adrienne ....... New York, New York
VELEZ, Mr. & Mrs. German and Sonia ....... . ...... .Medellin, Colombia
VENTER,Mr. & Mrs. Johan and Renee ............ Alberton, South Africa
VILLAROMAN, Dr. & Mrs. Ruben and Sara.......... Richmond, Virginia
VIOLA, Mr. & Mrs. Ennio and Marchesani .......... . .... ....... . Italy
VITTE, Mr. ~ Mrs. Roger and Dissard ......................... ·. France
VOLLGRAAFF, Mr. & Mrs. Hendrick and Gertru1aa .. Cape Town, S. Africa
VON NEUFFOAGE, Mr. & Mrs. Fernando and Margarita ..... Buenos Aires
WADE, Mr. & Mrs. James and Ann ................. Alexandria, Virginia
WAJNSZTEIN, Mr. & Mrs. Pedro and Clara . .... . .... ... Sao Paulo, Brasil
WAJNSZTEIN, Master Anike and Miss Silvy ............ .Sao Paulo, Brasil
WATIS, Mr. & Mrs. John and Kathleen ..... . .. Thousand Oaks, California
WELLS, Mr. & Mrs. Richard and Linda ...... . .... ... Seattle, Washington
WELTSCHEFF, Mr. Chris ............ -:-. ........... St. Louis, Missouri
WERTHAN, Mrs. Leah Rose ...................... Nashville, Tennessee
WERTHAN, Miss Nancy ...... .... ................ Nashville, Tennessee
WILKINS, Mr. & Mrs. John and Naomi. . . ........... Bothell, Washington
WILLCOTT, Mrs. iosephine ......................... Houston, Texas
WURM, Mr. & Mrs. Peter and ·s heila ... .. ........... Oaklyn, New Jersey
WURM, Miss Ellen.............................. Oaklyn, New Jersey
WURM, Mr. Michael ................. ..... . .... . Oaklyn, New Jersey
YEDDIS, Mr. & Mrs. Abe and Barbara .... . ... . .... Kansas City, Missouri
ZAL90M, Mr. & Mrs. Tony and Vivian .... . .... San Francisco, California
ZALOOM, Miss Shafia Lee and Master Kenneth ... San Francisco, California
ZIMMERMAN, Mr. & Mrs. Donald and Suzanne ....... Kentfield, California
ZIMMERMAN, Mr. Steven ....... . ............... Kentfield , Califolni.a
ZIMMERMAN, Mr, Michael ................ . .....Kentfield , California .
ZIMMERMAN, Mr. David .... ........... ..... .... Kentfield , California
ZIMMERMAN, Ms. Kinah ... . . . ...... . .... . . .. San Francisco, California
ZIMMERMAN, Mrs. Kathryn .. ............. : .......... Floydada, Texas
PASSENGERS EMBARKED IN ISTANBUL
ROYO, Mr. Paris: ..................... ·........... : .. United States
·sHAKALU, 'Mr. & Mrs. Hzhak and Taira-Esther. . . . ...... . .... .Israel
ADDITIONAL PASSENGERS
DROUVA, Mrs. Sofia.. . ............... ... ..............Pyrgos, Greece
VAROUXIS, Mr. Leonidas ..... .' .......... : .............. Pyrgos, Greece
TSS STELLA SOLARIS •. HELIOS 1984 -- 26 Day TRANSATLANTIC CRUISE (East to West)
Day
Sun.
Mon.
Tue.
Thu.
·Fri.
Date
Nov . 25
Port
Air departure from the U.S.A.
Arrive
Depart
Nov. 26
Nov. 27
PIRAEUS, (Athens) Greece
PIRAEUS, (Athens) Greece
At Sea
MESSINA, (for Taormina) Italy
Embark : 2:00 pm
7:00pm
1:00pm
7:0Qam
7:00am
Sat.
Nov. 29
Nov. 30
Dec. 1
Sun.
Mon.
Dec. 2
Dec. 3
VILLEFRANCHE, France
PALMA DE MALLORCA, Spain
11:00 am
7:00pm
Wed.
Dec. 5
At Sea
CASABLANCA, Morocco, Africa
7:00 am
9 :00pm
Thu.
Dec. 7
Sun.
Dec. 9
Sat.
Sun.
Mon.
Dec. 15
Dec. 16
Dec. 17
Thu.
Dec.20
CIVITAVECCHIA, (for Rome) Italy
VILLEFRANCHE, France
(for Monte Carlo, Monaco)
Day
Date
Fri.
Dec. 21
Mon.
Dec. 24
Jue.
Wed.
Thu.
Dec. 25
Dec. 26
Dec. 27
Fri.
Dec. 28
Dec. 29
Sat.
Tu'e.
Wed.
Jan.
Jan.
l
2
Thu.
Fri.
Sat.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
4
5
Sun.
Jan.
6
· 10:00am·
1:00 pm
At Sea
SANTA CRUZ DE TENER I FE,
Canary Islands, Spain
At Sea
11 I:
DAKAR, Senegal, Africa
At Sea
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, W.I.
POINT E-A-PITRE, Guadeloup!! F.W.I,
CHARLOTTE AMALIE,
St. Thomas, U.S.V.I.
At Sea
FT. LAUDERDALE, Florida; U.S.A.
• •rss STELLA SOLAR IS -
8:00pm
1:00 pm
7:00 am
I
I
I
I
I
I
1:00 pm
8:00am
7:00am
8:00am
8:00am
I
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8:00pm
5:00pm
4:00pm.
5:00pm
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16 Day CHRISTMAS/NEW YEAR'S AMAZON CRUISE 1984/85 ••
Port
FT. LAUDERDALE, Flori.da
r
Arr ive
.. .
At Sea
9 :00 am
CHARLOTTE AMALIE,
St. Thomas, U.S.V.1.
CHRISTMAS EVE at Sea
PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten, N.A.
8:00 am
8 :00am
FORT.DE FRANCE, Martinioue
SOUFRIERE, St. Lucia, W. I.
8:00am
CASTRIES, St. Lucia, W.1.
11 :00 am
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados. W.I.
8 :00am
7:00am
PIGEON POINT, Tobago. W.I.
At Sea
NEW YEAR'S EVE at Sea
Crossing the EOUAOR & Cruising the AMAZON River
AlTE R DO CHAO BEACH, Brazil .
8 :00am
2:30.pm
SANTA REM, Brazil
Cruising the AMAZON River ·
6 :00am
MANAUS, Braiil
MANAUS, Braiil
Opera House Evening
Disemb. 8:00 am
MANAUS, Brazil
MANAUS TO MIAMI RETURN
Depart
7:00 pm
7:00pm
4:00pm
Midnight
9 :30am
11 :00pm
8 :00pm
3:00pm
l :OOpm
Midnight
am flight
TSS STELLA SOLAR IS - 14 Day AMAZON RIVER CRUISE 1985
Day
Date
Port
Arrive
Sat.
Jan.
5
MIAMI TO MANAUS
Late pm flight
Sun.
Jan.
6
MANAUS, Brazil
Opera House Evening
Embark B:OO am
Mon.
Jan.
7
MANAUS, Brazil
Tue.
Jan.
MANAUS, Brazil
Wed.
Jan.
B
9
Depart
7:00 am
ALTER DO CHAO BEACH, Brazil
8:00 am
1:00 pm
SANTAREM, Brazil
2:30pm
Midnight
Thu.
Jan. 10
Crusing the AMAZON River & Crossing the EQUATOR
Sun.
Jan. 13
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, W.I.
9:00 am
Mon.
Jan. 14
ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada, W.1.
8:00 am
7:00 pm
Tue.
Jan. 15
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, W.1.
8:00am
6:00 pm
lf':Jed.
Thu.
Jan. 16
POINTE·A ·PITRE, Guadaloupe
8:00am
4 :00 pm
Jan. 17
CHARLOTTE AMALIE,
St. Thomas, U.S.V.I.
9:00am
5:00pm
At Sea
"
At Sea
Sun.
Jan, 20
Midnight
,
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FT. LAUDERDALE, Florida
7:00 am
... FOR CRUISE CONNOISSEURS •• •
The two Amazan River cruise itineraries of the Stella Safaris can
also be combined into a 30 day AMAZON RI VER GRAND CRUISE - round trip
from Fort Lauderdale. This gives passengers the opportunity ta really
discover the Amazan.and its secrets, plus enjoy relaxing days at sea
and visit splendid parts of Brazil.
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TSS STELLA SOLARIS - 12 Day PANAMA CANAL SHOPPING CRUISE 1985
Qay
Sun.
Date
Port
Jan. 20
FT. LAUDERDALE, Florida
Arrive
At Sea
Tue.
jan. 22
OCHO RIOS, Jamaica
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Depart
6 :00 pm
1:00pm
7:00pm
At Sea
Thu.
Jan. 24
CRISTOBAL, Panama
7:00 am
PANAMA CANAL (GATUN LAKE)
7:00 am
2:00 pm
CRISTOBAL, Panama
2:00 pm
8:00 pm
1:00 pm
Midnight
At Sea
Sat.
Jan. 26
WILLEMSTAD, Curacao,
Netherlands Antilles
Mon.
Jan. 28
GUSTAV IA, St. Barthelemy,
French West Indies
7:00 am
Noon
PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten,
Netherlands Antilles
2:00 pm
11 :00 pm
5:00pm
At Sea
Tue.
Jan. 29
CHARLOTTE AMALIE,
St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
At Sea
7:00 am
Fri.
Feb.
FT. LAUDERDALE, Florida
8:00 am
1
TSS STELLA SOLARIS- 17 Day RIO CARNIVAL CRUISE - SOUTHBOUND 1985
Arrive
Depart
Day
Da~
Port
Fri.
Feb. 1
FT. LAUDERDALE, Florida
Mon.
Feb. 4
At Sea
CHARLOTTE AMALIE,
St. Thomas, U.S.V.1.
8 :00 am
Tue.
Feb. 5
GUSTAVIA, St. Barthelemy, F.W.I.
7:30am
Noon
PHILIPSBURG; St. Maarten, N.A.
2 :00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
10:00 pm
Wed.
Feb. 6
CASTRIES, St. Lucia, W.1.
11:30 am
11 :00pm
Thu.
Feb. 7
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, W.I.
7:00am
l :OOpm
Mon.
Feb. 11
At Sea
FORTALEZA, Brazil
B:OOam
2:00pm
'
Wed.
Feb. 13
At Sea
SALVADOR DA BAHIA, Brazil
Thu.
Feb. 14
VALENTINE'S DAY at Sea
Fri.
Feb: 15
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil
Sat.
Feb. 16
RIO DE JANE I RO, Brazil
Sun.
Feb. 17
Feb. 18
RIO DE JANE I RO, Brazil
Mon.
ll :OO·am
1:00 pm
'I
RIO DE JANE I RO, Brazil
I
7:00pm
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1
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Disembark
RIO DE JANEIRO TO MIAMI l;IETURN
-
a.m flight
•••FOR CARNIVAL LOVERS •••
These two itineraries of the Stella Safaris can also be combined .
into a 32 DAY GRAND CARNIVAL IN RIO CRUISE - round trip from
Fort Lauderdale, thus offering passengers the opportunity to enjoy six
exclusive days of the most colourful carnival in the world-" .
TSS STELLA SOLAR IS - 15 i;>ay RIO CARNIVA~ CRUISE .- NORTHBOUND 1985
Day
Date
Feb. 1.7
Port
Sun.
Mon.
Feb. 18
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil
Tue.
Wed.
Feb. 19
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil
Fri.
Arr iv~
MIAMI TO RIO DE JANEIRO
Feb. 20
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil
Feb. 22
At Sea
SALVADOR DE BAHIA, Brazil
Depart
Late pm flight
Embark 10:00 am
Noon
8 :00 am
5:00pm
1:00 pm
7 :00pm
At Sea
Sun.
Feb.24
FORTALEZA, Brazil
At Sea
Thu.
Feb. 28
PIGEON POINT, Tobago, W.I.
10:00 am
5:00 pm
Fri.
Mar.
FORT DE FRANCE,
Martinique, F.W.1.
8:00am
2:00pm
Sat.
Mar. 2
CHARLOTTE AMALIE
St. Thomas. U.S.V.1.
9:00am
5 :00 pm
Tue.
Mar. 5
1
At Sea
FT. LAUDERDALE, Fforida
7:00am
MiV STEL LA OCEAN IS
14 Day GEMS OF THE CARIBBEAN/OR INOCO RIVE R CRUISES 1984 /85
Day
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday .
Thursday
Friday
Port
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico
PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten, N.A.
FORT DE FRANCE, Martinique, F.W.I.
SOUFRIERE, St. Lucia, W.I.
CASTRIES, St. Lucia, W.I.
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, W.I.
Arrive
Noon
Noon
8:0Q am
11:00am
8:00 am
7:00 am
PIGEON POINT, Tobago, W.I.
CRUISING THE ORINOCO RIVER
7:00 pm.
PALUA, CIUDAD GUAY ANA, Venezuela
Cl UDAD GUAY ANA (for Angel Falls & Canaima)
CIUDAD GUAY ANA
CRU ISING THE OR INOCO RIVER
POR T ELIZABETH , Bequia. W.1.
KI NGSTOWN, St. Vincent, W. I.
POINTE -A-PITRE, Guadeloupe, F.W.I.
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ST. JOHN'S, Antigua, W.I.
BASSETERRE, St. Kitts, W.I.
CHARLOTT E AMALIE, St. T homas, U.S.V.I.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico
Depart
10:00 pm
7:00 pm
Midnight
9:30 am
11:00pm
B:OO pm
4:00 pm
1:00 am
9: 00 am
2:00 pm
9: 00am
9:00am
7:00am
7: 00 am
7:00am
1:00 pm
7:00 pm
Midnight
Midnight
5:00pm
Midnight
STELLA'OCEA NIS- GEMS OF THE CARIBBEAN/ORINOCO RIVER CRUISES
These 14-day round trip cruises from San Juan sail on the fol/awing dates:
December 21, 1984 I January 4, 1985 I January 18, 1985 I
February 1, 1985 I February 15, 1985 I March 1, 1985
Please ask about the special $ 200 saving on the January 4, 1984.depanure
TSS STELLA SOLA R IS - PRIMAVERA 1985
21 Day TRANSATLANTIC CRUI SE (West to East)
Day
su·n.
Mon.
Date
Mar. 10
Mar. 11
Tue.
Mar. 19
Thu.
Mar. 21
Fri.
Mar. 22
Sun.
Mar. 24
Mon.
Mar. 25
Tue.
Wed.
Thu.
Fri.
Sat.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
26
27
28
29
30
Port
FT. LAUDERDALE, Flor ida, U.S.A .
NASSAU, Bahamas
At Sea
FUNCHAL, Madeira
At Sea
GIBRALTAR, British Crown Colony
TANGIER, Morocco, Africa
MALAGA,. Spain
At Sea
VILLEFRANCHE, France
(for Monte Carlo, Monaco)
LIVORNO, Italy
(for Florence/Pisa)
CAPRI, Italy
MESSINA, (for Taormina) Italy
VALL.ETTA, Malta
KATAKO LON, Greece(for Olympia)
Pl RAE US, (Athens) Greece
Arrive
. Depart
8:00 am
7:00pm
1:00 pm ·
9:00 am
6:00pm
7:00 am
3:00 pm
7:00am
Noon
11:00pm
3:00 pm
8:00 am
Midnight
8:00 am
8 :00pm
Noon
7:00 am
7:00 am
1:00 pm
8:00 am
8:00pm
8:00pm
1:00 pm
6:00pm
Honorable Candan Azer
Political Counselor
Embassy of Turke~
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Washingt.on·, D. C.
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near. Mr. · Azer,
I ~pprecia~e very much J{Our calling 'me last Saturday in
order tq· sh~re the texts of the statements issued by
.your Prime Minister and the Turkish Ambassador to the
United Sta·tes in reaction to the tragedy at the Neve Shalom
.. Synagogue in . rs~anbul • ..
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I take the liberty of sending you the text of our President's
statement, .as we.11 a copy of our letter to .Am.;aaaador Elekdag.
i j these w·ould be shared with. appror'riate
off1cials .of your government.
·· We would be gra:tefl.:11
At an early da.te, ·. ·I would welcome am
with you!·
Amba~sado r
~espectfully
o~por.tuni ty
to meet·
and yourself.
, _.
Rabbi Marc H. I'anenbau i ·:Director
Inte~national . RL lations
enclose texts.
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Send copies· of our text and letter . to· ambassador t;o Amb Robt
Oakley, and William Casey, director CIA, VP l}ush, Sect Geor,_;e Shultz, .
mT card
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Saad out Monday by express mail
encl-0se in package to area directors, etc.
His Excelle'n cy
Dr. Sukru Elekdag
Ambassador of ·turkey to the United States
Embassy of Turkey
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Washington, D. c.
Dear A·mbassdor Elekdag,
In behalf of the American Jewish Committee and its nationwitle
membership, I wish to express to you the feelings of outrage
we · share with you o·v er · the violation of· the national sovereignty
of Turkey · by .t his small group of ~errorists who }lave brutally
murdered some· 25 Turkish citizens who are our Jewish .co-relig ionistf
That· these criminals could . cold-bloodedly enter a sacred
house of work.hip during $abbath morning services and wreak
t he their violence and hatred on innocent civilians is a
revelation of · the depth of ba~barism to Which th~y and their
like· have sunk.
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ge express to you our appreciation of the forthright statements
of moral condemnation ·of the·s e heinous acts issued by you:r
Prime Ministe~ Dr. Gurgut Ozal as well as by .yourself.
Over the. past ~ive ce~turies, Turkey has often beem a nation
of hav~n for Jewish refi.igees from persecution and big otry
and we :tE:Jiltx trust 'that that tradition of prmviding security
and §afety for Jews and o.ther ~itizens will continue.
. :
May we also use this occasi.c:>n· to acknowledge the importance
of,- the TurlBli:sh .Government's recent decisiQn ~o upgrade its
d;lplomatic representation to the State of 1.s rael. We are confident
/that such acts in · -time will contribute to the· eventual pea ce
_,. and stability in the Middle East that. all people of reason
and &ood-will a~voutly seek.
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Re spec~fully
yours,
Theodmre Ellenoff/
President
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STATEMENT BY THEODO~ ELLENOFFJ, PF.ESIDE!~T OF THE AMERICAN JE\"IISR
COMlliITrEBJ, IN RESPONSE TO THE ATTACK ON THE TURKISH SYNAGOGUE
The American .Tewish aommit;tee is· outr~d by the sav,ge attack
·.
of Arab fana:Bics ~hich resulted in the ·b rutal murder . of 28 innocent
Turkish Jewish civilians - among them seven rabbis - in the -midst
of Sabbath morning prayers in the Neve Shalom Synagogue in Istahbul.
.criminal ac~ ·coees on the heeis of the equally ho~rible
killing ~f 18 innocent_civilizans.. and the wounding of acores '. of others
. in the hijacking of the ·pan Am airplane at the Karac~i airtpott by
Arab-speaking terrorists.
Clearly we are facing . another wave ·of Islamic fanaticism and
Th~s
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violence which is nothing less than atack on the very foundati~:>ns
of Western democratic societies and their co~ values whicil re~pect
life · and liberty ·.
The. international community, especially those who uphold the\
sanctity. of each human· life and support law and civility, must strengther
thei~ resolve and join forces to assure that this criminal element is
brought to justice· for their murderous deeds.
The American Jewish eommmttee is heartened by 't he forthright
.:StatemeI,lts of moral ·condemnation of these heinous acts issued by
. Tu~kisb Prime L1inmster qurgut Ozal and_. 1'urkish Ambassador to the
United States, Dr. Sukru Elekdag. We are especially appreciative
./of their strong seclarations of solidarity and s~ppo..rt of their .
,.,... ,.
~ . ,. 40,000 iifKwx TurlBish citizens of the Jewish faith. The AJC joins
·'in those expressions of fraternal coneern with our Jewish corelit:;ionists
·.
in Turkey, which has been a country ·o f haven for Jewish refugges
over the past four centuries.
:
Name
President
Jewish .Community of Turkey
••• •
Istanbul, :rurkey
' ~Dear
Mr ••••••••
In behalf of the American Jewish Committee and its nationwide
membership, I wish to express to you our heatfelt sorrow o-ref.
the tragic loss of lives
our Jewisp. co-relig ionists of
Turkish citizenry last Satl!lrday as a result of ~he ·
savage murder at the hands of. terrorists.
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of
The aasau1t · on our Jewish
brothers and sisters while in
the midst of Sabbath prayer services is a revelation of. the
depth of inhumanity and cruelty to which ·these · ·fanatic
terrorists have sunk.
r enclose ·a copy of the statement we have issued· to the press
on the occasion of this tragedy, as well as a copy of the
letter that we have sent to the . ?urkish Ammassador
tb the United States.· We have asked that. the Turkish G-o vernment
s t rengthen 'its security and protection· of its Jewish and
non-Jewish citizens against such ·future acts of violence.
~xliilKmemtxx
We wish you to know of our solidarity and fraternal support
and prayers during this difficult time. If there is any
way -that we can be of ·assistance to you, please do "feel free
to contact us.
·
With warm fate.rnal best \'!ishes, I am.,
'
Sincereiy yours,.
~heodore Ellenoff ·
.-President
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