THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Flint Area News
COMMUNITY
CALENDAR
Saturday — Bnai Brith
Women's Couples Bowling
Evening, 8 p.m., Town and
Country Lanes.
Monday — Cong. Beth Is-
rael Sisterhood board meet-
ing, 12:30 p.m., synagogue.
Temple Beth El board meet-
ing, 8 p.m., temple.
Tuesday — Keren Or
Group of Hadassah open
board meeting, 8 p.m., home
of Marsha Gochman. Bnai
Brith Men's board meeting;
8 p.m., home of Les Kahn,
3706 Brentwood.
Wednesday — Zionist
Organization of America
meeting; 8 p.m.
Friday — Temple Beth El
Shalaat Picnic, 6:15 p.m.
temple. Regular service 7:30
p.m. following dinner.
Sisterhood Plans •
Holiday Dinner
Cong. Beth Israel Sister-
hood will host a High Holi-
tlay Institute and Dinner for
husbands and wives and
older children 6:30 p.m.
Sept. 3 at the synagogue.
Mickey Gotlib is the
chairman. For reservations,
call the synagogue office,
732-6310.
Men's Bowling
League to Begin •
The Bnai Brith Men's
Bowling League for 1975-76
will begin 10 a.m. Oct. 5
(new date) at Southland
Lanes. Anyone interested in
signing up for the league
may call Irving Simen,
732-5555, after 6 p.m.
Couple to Join
UJA Mission
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Silver-
man will join the five pre-
viously announced partici-
pants in the United Jewish
Appeal Koach Mission to
Israel in November.
This • "Mission
of
Strength" will include 1,000
Jewish men and women
from all over the United
States in an historic cele-
bration of solidarity with Is-
rael. In smaller groups, they
will exchange ideas with
Israelis at home, visit devel-
opment towns, help with
improvement projects and
climb Masada. '
The other Flint partici-
pants are Messrs. and Mes-
dames Brian Beck, Bruce
Foote, Erwin Gutowitz,
Jerry Kasle and Mike Melet.
This 10-day mission will
be held Nov. 6-16. For infor-
mation, call the Council of-
fice, 767-592.
FJCC Names
Dinner Head
Rosabeth Schupack has
been appointed chairman of
the Flint Jewish Commu-
nity Council's annual dinner
to be held Sept. 28. Mrs.
Schupack is the third vice
president of the FJCC.
Highlighting the evening
will be the presentation of a
humanitarian' award to Sen-
ator Philip Hart.
Evil Passions
The man that's greater
than his brother has greater
passions than the other.
The Talmud
Friday, August 22, 1975 17
Israel Delegation Will Discuss IPU Parley Attendance Issue
JERUSALEM — Foreign
Minister Yigal Allon, the
Knesset Speaker and the
five Knesseters who are due
to represent Israel at the
inter-parliamentary union
meeting in London Sept. 3
will meet next week to con-
sider anew whether the Is-
rael Knesset delegation
should in fact attend the
meeting now that the PLO's
attendance is certain.
The meeting was ar-
ranged following Knesseter
Abba Eban's application to
Premier Rabin and the cabi-
net for a clear guildline on
whether the government
favors participation in such
events. Eban is due to head
the Israeli Knesset delega-
tion which also comprises
Ora Namir and Moshe Car-
mel of Labor and Elimelech
Rimalt and Yohanan Bader
of Likud.
Sunday, upon Foreign
Minister Allon's recommen-
dation, the cabinet resolved
that Israel would not attend
the UN crime parley in Ge-
neva because the PLO was
to attend it. (The Canadian
government had renounced
its original role of hdst be-
cause of PLO attendance
and the crime parley — a
five-yearly UN event, was
shifted from Toronto to
Geneva).
Eban did not indicate in
his letter to Rabin his own
opinion on whether the
Israeli delegation should
attend.
The British press has
been energetically — and al-
most wholly negatively —
discussing the issue of PLO
participation at the IPU
meeting, which had been de-
cided upon at the IPU exec-
utive session in Colombo,
Sri Lanka, last April.
British Jewish organiza-
tions and a large number of onstrations during the Mexican capital. Many Jews
parliamentarians petitioned opening of the Inter-Par- express fear that the PLO
Home Secretary Roy Jen- liamentary Union confer- will launch terrorist activi-
kins not to admit the PLO ence would be dealt with ties in Mexico.
delegation into the country "firmly and sternly." Pol-
Only a few Mexican jour-
— but the secretary found ice had warned that it will nalists and writers have ex-
no valid grounds for exercis- not tolerate demonstra- pressed criticism of Echev-
ing this power.
tions when the Queen at- erria's decision. The vast
Some 70 parliaments ar- tends the conference's majority have approved it,
ound the world will send de- opening session at West- as well as Echeverria's
legations to the IPU meet- minster Hall Sept. 5.
statements in the Arab
ing. PLO participation is
countries and Israel during
Several
Jewish
groups
under a special clause ena-
his tour that Israel should
bling "international organi- and organizations had ear- evacuate all occupied terri-
lier
announced
their
inten-
zations" to be invited.
tories and grant the Palesti-
Eban said he thought tion to hold anti-PLO dem- nian people their national
onstrations.
Even
the
Board
PLO attendance at a parlia-
rights.
mentary gathering was the of Deputies of British Jews,
An Israeli scouts delega-
usually
adverse
to
demon-
"height of absurdity."
tion to the world scouts
strations,
has
given
its
sup-
In London Jewish com-
jamboree's youth forum,
munal organizations are port to peaceful protests. which just ended in Lille-
Tempers
are
still
running
understood to be discuss-
hammer, Norway, de-
ing a warning from the high over the PLO invitation feated an Arab motion to
and
the
refusal
of-the
Home
police that anti-PLO dem-
Secretary to bar the entry of include the PLO's "Pa-
the terrorist delegates to lesting scouts" movement
into the world scout move-
Britain.
Eban Hits Critics
ment.
In Mexico City the Jewish
One of the Israeli scouts,
Former Israel Foreign
Minister Abba Eban, in a community has expressed Danny Kochav, 17, of Haifa
delayed statement, ex- concern about President was elected secretary of the
pressed resentment over re- Luis Echeverria's decision English-speaking group at
cent attacks upon him in the after talking with Palestine the youth forum represent-
Knesset, and branded the Liberation Organization ing 17,000 scouts at the jam-
accusations as rumors. In a leader Yasir Arafat in Alex- boree. The majority over-
statement to Philip Slomov- andria, Egypt, before com- ruled Arab attempts to
itz, editor of The Detroit ing to Israel, to allow the disqualify the Israeli's elec-
Jewish News, Ehan referred PLO to open an office in the tion.
to the attacks upon him as
"McCarthyist virulence."
We Make. Our Own Glasses
He stated in refuting the
accusations that the Is-
HEADQUARTERS FOR
rael Embassy in Washing-
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•ton.requested that he enter-
IMPORTED FRAME FASHIONS
tain top level American
• PRESCRIPTIONS FOR GLASSES
officials during. a recent
ACCURATELY FILLED
U.S. visit.
Ehan was criticized for
his expenses, and the Israel
government forced him to
repay the expenses.
Ehan said the criticism
leveled at him was being
spread through rumors by
Israel Foreign Ministry per-
sonnel.
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