THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
14—Friday, Unwary 22, 1971
Fatah-PFLP
Showdown
Threatened
LONDON (JTA)—El Fatah has
warned the Popular Front for the
Liberation of Palestine that it will
join forces with the Jordanian
army against it unless the terrorist
group abandons its attempts to
overthrow the Hussein regime by
by force of arms.
The warning, which amounted
to an ultimatum from the largest
Palestinian guerrilla organization
to a smaller but more militant
terrorist group was issued in
Beirut by El Fatah's chief spokes-
man, Kamal Adwan, according to
reports reaching here. it came on
the heels of a statement by PFLP
leader, Dr. George Habash, that
the guerrillas had no alternative
but to topple Hussein and set up a
leftist regime In Jordan. It was the
first public statement by Habash,
a self-proclaimed Marxist, since the
civil war in Jordan last September.
The Fatah spokesman accused
Habash of reneging on a new agree-
ment for peace and cooperation
with the Jordanian government
which Habash purportedly signed
on Jan. 13, only to send word se-
cretly to his guerrillas to ignore it.
The PFLP refused to disarm its
militia in Amman in accordance
with the agreement. The Jan. 13
agreement was the latest in a
series of cease fires between Jor-
danian forces and the guerrillas
since the civil war. It was supposed
to end the latest outbreak of fight-
ing which started when PFLP units
ambushed a Jordanian army pa-
trol recently.
Head of World Council
of Churches Wants
Increased Dialogue
LONDON (JTA)—A calf for in-
creased dialogue between the
World Council of Churches and
Jewish religious leaders was issued
by the Rev. Eugene Carson Blake,
-general secretary of the sound, to
a report to its central committee.
which met in Addis Ababa, Ethi-
opia.
Dr. Blake told the committee'
that contacts with non-Christian
religions are becoming increasingly
important for Christian churches
and ecumenical groups around
the world.
In such a situation. he said,
"The roots of Christianity in
Judaism, the shameful history of
Christian-Jewish relations over
the centuries and the religious
aspects of the continuing conflicts
in the Middle East combine to
require the World Council of
Churches to give particular atten-
tion to dialogue with Judaism."
Dr. Blake noted that since the
last central committee meeting 16
months ago, the council had met
twice with the International Jewish
Committee on Interreligious Con- I
sultations. This is a new coalition
of world Jewish groups, including
the American-Jewish Committee.
Synagogue Council of America and
the World Jewish Congress.
Ontario ADL Appoints
Anglican Priest sis Head
TORONTO (JTA) — The Rev.
Roland De Corneille, a 4S-year-old
Anglican priest, has been appointed
to direct
the Anti - Defamation
League in Ontario under its new
name of Bnai Brith League for
Human Rights. It is believed to be
the first time a full-time ADL di.
rector of the Christian faith has
been appointed.
Father , De Corneille, born in
France. was educated in Switzer
land, the U.S. and Canada. From
i962 he was in charge • of the
Christian-Jewish Dialogue for the
Anglican Diocese of Toronto. He
is—author-4 "Christian and- Jews:
Dialogue" published in 1266.
Some authorities feel our warehouse sale oversteps the limits of the law.
Because of its clandestine atmosphere. And because the furniture prices border
on stealing. And the customer pay-offs are so low, that they really do belong
under the table. And on top of that, some of our customers are speeding to get here.
So when you come, drive at legal speed, to 8600 E. 7 Mile Road, between
Van Dyke and Outer Drive. That's our warehouse. And only come while there's
daylight. From 9 to 6, weekdays. And come soon. Because the sale only lasts
until our furniture supply is busted. Or until we are.
Stevens Chairs—Armless
Curtis Pedestal Swivel Chairs
72 x 36 Table Desk
Robert John—Brown Fabric Chair
Art Metal Arm Chair
were $110.00 now $ 49.50
Yellow Plastic Planter
Stendig Stool—Oak
Burke Bucket Arm Chairs
Plastic Stack Chairs
Plexiglass Round Side Table
Brown-Saltman Table, Walnut & Glass
were $104.00 now 5 46.50
was $350.00 now $119.50
was $129.50 now $ 39.-50
was $161.25 now $ 75.00
Reduced to $ 39.50
was $150.00 .110W $ 49.50 ,
were $125.00 now $ 39.50
were $ 29.50 'IOW $ 10.95
was $ 79.50.flow $ 19.50
.
was $189.50 new $ 74.50
Silvers reserves the tight to limit cuantitios otwehased
Silver's Warehouse Sale
is on 8600 E. 7 Mile Road
(Between Van Dyke
and Outer Drive.)
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