8 Friday, June 27, 1975 SAVE $100 or more on IBM OLIVETTI Add 'n Type SCAM- 342-7800 399-8333 c THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS `Ouster of Israel From UN May Hurt Chances for Peace WASHINGTON (JTA) — Senator Charles H. Percy (R-Ill.) has warned the Arab nations that if they attempt to suspend Israel from the A Symbol of Love Should be a Product of Love Jewelry designed with you in mind . . a David Wachler tradition. Diamonds International Award and the American Diamond Jewelry Competition. David Waehler and Sons Cteative meters 24700 Northwestern Highway, at Ten Mile and Evergreen, in the lobby of the American Savings Building, Southfield. Telephone: 356-7322. Master Charge and BankAmericard welcome. United Nations General Assembly they would "fracture the chances for peace in the Middle East." Percy, addressing a din- ner sponsored by the United Nations Association, stated that "the one great danger that hangs like a black cloud over the United Nations is an anticipation that the Third World nations, having suspended South Africa last year from participation in the 29th General Assembly, will move in the 30th to sus- pend Israel." He predicted, however, that if the Arab nations oppose the attempt the Third World nations will not move to suspend Israel. Meanwhile, Iraq has reached a crisis in its rela- tions with the Soviet Union to a degree that opens the possibility of Iraq's recog- nizing the existence of the state of Israel, writes "Orient Petrol", a journal devoted to Middle East oil problems. The periodical notes that, as a result of the cold reception given the Iraqi leader, Sadat Hussein, on his visit to Moscow, the Iraqi regime is seriously considering cancelling its agreement with Moscow. AUDETTE DARES TO BE DIFFERENT! The Danish Foreign Min- ister K. B. Anderson stated that, at a meeting with An- drei Gromyka, he was told the Soviet Union would not lend support to any proposal aimed at excluding Israel from the United Nations. Anderson also said that, according to Gromyko, the Soviet Union will not inter- fere in America's efforts to find a solution to the Middle East conflict. In an article devoted to Middle Eastern affairs, Pravda, organ of the So- viet Communist Party, writes that it is the policy of the USSR to guarantee the existence of the state of Israel. Meanwhile, an Arab- sponsored bank that plans to open in New York shortly will be required to give a pledge of non-discrimina- tion before it receives a charter from the State Banking Department, ac- cording to Ernest Kohn, the department's acting super- intendent. In a letter to the Ameri- can Jewish Congress and at a meeting with its repre- sentatives, Kohn stated, "the firm conviction of this department is that discrimi- natory practices or policies not only would be inconsis- tent with the anti-discrimi- nation laws currently in ef- fect . . . but are incompatible with the pub- lic service function of bank- ing institutions in this state." Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg, AJCongress president, wrote Kohn following re- *///.4457)//////0/ •,."49, A ,/,..//a6S564(4152aMoksaftlegnmemz.x.. " Scheel Cites German Jewish Intellectuals d ew 1975 CADILLAC COUPE INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING Auto. Climate Control Air, High Energy Ignition System, Soft Ray Glass. Auto. Trans., Dual Power Brakes. Power Steering. Front Disc Brakes, AM - FM Radio. Radial White Wall Tires. Power Door Locks, Lamp Monitors. Power Windows, Cornering Liles, Outside Remote Control Mirror, Digital Electric Clock, Transportation, and many more items. 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His predeces- sor, Theodor Heuss, came to New YoKk in 1958. The institute was named after Rabbi Leo Baeck of Berlin, the last leader of the German Jewish community before the Nazi era The budget adopted will be used for aliya work edu- cation and culture in the disapora; links with small Jewish communities; and Zionist activities. It ear- marks $1.5 million for the encouragement of various volunteer programs under which young people from overseas spend time work- ing in Israel. ports that four American banks were applying to the State Banking Commission for permission to establish a new financial institution to be known as the "United Bank, Arab and French, New York." Jewish communities in the U.S. could help Israeli action against the Arab boycott by supplying ad- vance information on pres- sures and other actions by those who operate the Arab boycott, Avraham Agmon, the recently-ap- pointed government ad- visor on the flight against the Arab boycott said last week in Jerusalem. Are you paying more Income tax than you need to? Speaking before- the Jew- ish Agency Assembly here, Agmon, formerly the direc- tor general of the Finance Ministry, said plans were now being drawn up for le- gal action in the U.S. Meanwhile, the World Zionist Organization Execu- tive adopted a $39.5 million budget for the current fiscal year and pledged to inten- sify efforts to combat the Arab boycott. The WZO agreed that the anti-boycott activities on a world-wide basis should be coordinated between the WZO, the World Jewish Congress, other Jewish na- tional and international or- ganizations and the Israeli government. Do you know that the Internal Revenue Code now permits a deduction of up to $1,500 if used to purchase Individual RetirementAnnuities. To find out if youqual ify for an Individual Retirement Annuity just give us a call. 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