THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
16 Friday, September 12, 1975
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Honoring
ADL Sues Commerce Department
NEW YORK (JTA) — The
Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith filed a suit in
federal court Wednesday to
stop the Department of
Commerce from distribut-
ing Arab bid invitations con-
taining restrictive trade and
boycott provisions.
The suit also asked the
court to order Commerce
Secretary Rogers Morton to
release the names of compa-
nies that have complied
with the Arab request for
boycott information includ-
ing the 44 which the Com-
merce Department has sent
charging and warning let-
ters.
representatives of the De-
partments of Commerce,
State and Justice have op-
posed every one of the some
40 congressional proposals
to strengthen the laws
against the boycott.
The suit, against "Rogers
Morton in his capacity as
Secretary of Commerce"
charged that the depart-
ment is itself flouting this
country's anti-boycott pol-
icy as set forth in the Ex-
port Administration Act of
1969'and is failing to comply
with the Freedom of Infor-
mation Act in order to
shield companies which are
also ignoring the policy.
Benjamin R. Epstein,
ADL national director,
noted that although Presi-
dent Ford said last Febru-
ary that the boycott was
"repugnant" and that the
U.S. Government opposes it,
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2 U.S. Concerns
Added to Blacklist
Kollek Slaps Jerusalemite
STANLEY J. WINKELMAN
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SUNDAY, SEPT. 28th
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FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A
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Cocktails 6 p.m.
Dinner 7 p.m.
HON. LAWRENCE GUBOW
TOM TURNER
DIANE EDGECOMB
General, Chairman
Treasurer
Secretary
HONORARY CHAIRPERSONS
Dean William Haber
Robert Holmes
Hon. Damon J. Keith
Morris Lieberman
William C. Marshall
Boyd Stockmeyer
Lynn A. Townsend
Myra Wolfgang
Leonard Woodcock'
Hon. Coleman A. Young
Director Alfred Michaels
DINNER COMMITTEE
Robert Alpern
Harold Berry
Louis Berry
Abraham Borman
Paul Borman
Martin E. Citrin
Avern L Cohn
Irwin I. Cohn
Marvin I. Donto
Alfred L. Deutsch
Lawrence P. Doss
Burton D. Farbman
Dr. Leon Fill
Henry Ford II
Hans Gehrke, Jr.
Aaron Gershenson
Charles H. Gershenson
Richard C. Gerstenberg
Hon. Horace W. Gilmore
Irwin Green
Lewk S. Grossman
George E. Gullen, Jr.
Morton Hack
Samuel Hamburger
David Handleman
David Harper
Dwight Havens
Martin S. Hayden
Samuel Hechtman
David B. Hermelin
Lee Hills
Hon. Nicholas Hood
Arthur Howard
Milton M. Howard
Joseph L. Hudson, Jr.
Joseph H. Jackier
Martin Kalish
Msgr. Clement Kern
Sol. G. Kurtzman
Hon. Carl Levin
Hon. Charles L. Levin
Sander Levin
Israel Leyton
Alvan Macauley, Jr.
Ray W. Macdonald
Hon. Wade H. McCree, Jr.
William G. Meese
Bruce A. Miller
Jack Miller
Milton J. Miller
Rev. Charles E. Morton
Januarius A. Mullen
Thomas A. Murphy
Donald D. O'Dowd
Kazimierz J. Olejorczyk
Benjamin H. Paddock III
Alfred M. Pelham
DINNER COMMITTEE INFORMATION
Irving Pokempner
David J. Pollack
Irene Rossi
Alan E. Schwartz
Irving Seligman
Nate S. Shapero
Albert B. Save ,
Paul Silver
Erwin S. Simon
Richard Sloan
Arthur F. F. Snyder
Marc Stepp
Hon. G. Mennen Williams
Dr. Reginald Wilson
Isadore Winkelman
Earl F. Wolfman
Donald E. Young
Robert M. Zell
George M. Zeltzer
JERUSALEM — Jerusa-
lem Mayor Teddy Kollek
proved himself the posses-
sor of a quick right hand
Aug. 22 when he slapped a
Jerusalem resident he
thought had abused him.
The incident occurred in
the Yemin Moshe quarter,
where residents had become
upset at a pneumatic drill
being operated by a contrac-
tor after 2 p.m., when a pre-
Sabbath calm normally de-
scends on the city.
According to the Jerusa-
lem Post, an argument de-
veloped in which the con-
tractor reportedly told
them, "You're rubbish." •
Kollek arrived in the
neighborhood shortly aft-
erwards to visit the build-
ing site, a music center
behind Mishkenot Sha'-
ananim.
Furious residents gath-
ered around him to register
their complaint about the
contractor's behavior. One
of them, Saadia Karavani, a
Rabin Asks Rabbis
to Plead for Bonds
NEW YORK (JTA) —
Immediately after the ini-
tialing of the new agree-
ment with Egypt, Premier
Yitzhak Rabin addressed a
special plea to American
and Canadian rabbis "to
promote the promise" of the
new agreement by strength-
ening Israel through greater
response to the forthcoming
High Holiday program in
behalf of Israel Bonds.
Rabin's message was ca-
bled to Rabbi Leon Kronish,
chairman of the National
Rabbinic Cabinet of the Is-
rael Bond Organization.
A record number of more
than 1,100 synagogues in
the U.S. and Canada will
participate in the special
High Holiday Israel Bond
program as a means of
maintaining and expanding
the strengthening and devel-
opment of the economy of
Israel.
American Wins
Jerusalem Prize
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Dr. Leon A. Feldman, a Bi-
ble and Hebrew literature
researcher from Rutgers
University in New Bruns-
wick, N. J., became the first
non-Israeli to win a Jerusa-
lem Municipal Prize.
27-year-old
television
soundman, was slapped by
the mayor.
As Karavani tells it, he
had been relating the inci-
dent and when he came to
the part about the contrac-
tor saying "You're rubbish,"
the mayor thought that he
— Karavani — was calling
him — Kollek — rubbish
and therefore hit him.
Meanwhile, Mayor Kollek
walked out of a Municipal
Council meeting last week
after taking exception to
interruptions from council
members.
Mayor Kollek had been
engaged in a shouted ex-
change with Councilman
Uri Huppert over the lat-
ter's nomination of candi-
dates to the Religious
Council which Kollek said
were out of order.
"You're an ugly clown,"
Kollek said to Huppert at
one point, to general laugh-
ter.
When other council mem-
bers also joined the ex-
change, Kollek said he could
no longer run the meeting
and turned it over to Deputy
Mayor Yosef Gadish.
NEW YORK — The Arab
League's boycott commis-
sion added Rockwell and
General Telephone and
Electronics in the U.S. to its
boycott list while lifting its
ban on 19 other companies.
Also added to the boycott
list were Swiss concerns in-
cluding Comag and Agrex-
ico, importers of food; a Bri-
tish firm, Humphreys and
Glasgow, engineering de-
signers; and an Indian com-
pany, Industrial Minerals
and Chemicals and its subsi-
diary, Bharat Pulverizing
Mills.
Others were Hashimoto
Trading of Japan, Nilx In-
dustries of Australia and
Christou Achelleos, a Cy-
prus textile firm.
Volkswagen and a British
financial group, Lonrho,
were among six firms who
received warnings to stop
trading with Israel if they
wanted to be deleted from
the blacklist.
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