THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 50 Friday, May 6, 1977 if • WIMN.I5= • vlialmw ar.111. FIRESTONE . U.S. Will Pay Outstanding 1975-1976 Dues to UNESCO •1•11171 Ambassador William PARIS (JTA)—The JEWELRY U hodexnle IlinmonflA & Jeweir, Jones, chief U.S. delegate. United States delegation to Herrumnting. Jewelry & U nich Hepairime UNESCO announced that it said that America's deci- SUITE 318 ADVANCE BLDG. sion to pay the outstanding will pay its outstanding 23077 Greenfield at 9 .Mile $43.11 million was greeted dues to the United Nations (313) 557-1860 • •......•• ■ • • 1 organization. by the organization's gener- al conference meeting in Paris with pleasure and satisfaction. - CUSTOM WINDO'JV SHADES A UNESCO spokesman said he expected the funds • LEVELORS to be transferred within a • WOVEN WOOIY-', couple of months. The deci- OFF • VERTICAL 31. !:\JI sion to pay the outstanding • - American dues for 1975 and • CUSTOM SHU 1976 was recently voted; by • CUSTOM DRAPERY Congress. 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At its recent Nairobi con- ference, UNESCO managed to find a compromise solu- tion enabling Israel to at- tend the European regional group and avoiding a de- bate on racism and Zion- ism. Practically all attending delegations, including the Eastern bloc and the non- aligned countries. privately expressed relief at Amer- ica's decision to become a full-paying member. These delegations feared that a continued American finan- cial boycott would have en- dangered further UNESCO activities. Israeli diplomats also were partially satisfied as the U.S. delegation is Is- cept of Jesus as messiah and Cerullo's claim in the book that 25,000 Jews in Is- rael are enrolled in a sim- ilar course prepared in Hebrew. David Mann, coordinator of the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York's special task force on missionary activity, re- called that Cerullo was the subject of controversy last year on the eve of Rosh Hashana because his tele- vision program entitled "Masada" was widely ad- vertised in the secular and Jewish media without in- dicating its true sponsor or nature. The .film featured well-known Israeli personal- ities who were not aware of the "messages" that were interspersed during the pro- gram, Mann said. The son of a Jewish mother and a non-Jewish fa- ther, Cerullo, 46, formly of New Jersey. purchased three and one-half million Jewish names from various lists which he uses to mail his book and other mis- sionary material. rchestra and Entertainment 647-2367 "ctle CATERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS Seating Up to 400 Call Our Banquet Manager 682-4300 Shenandoah Country Club We Make Our Own Glasses HEADQUARTERS FOR ► LATEST DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED FRAME FASHIONS • PRESCRIPTIONS FOR GLASSES ACCURATELY FILLED Mission Makes Mass Mailings to Jews in Conversion Drive NEW YORK (JTA)A free Bible correspondence course aimed at convincing Jews to accept Jesus as the messiah is being offered for mailing "to your home or office immediately free and without obligation" by Morris Cerullo, the author of a 150-page paperback book entitled Two Men From Eden. - A subscription blank for the course, which is entitled "Besorot Shalom" (Gospel of Peace) and enclosed in the book, is being mailed to thousands of persons who were apparently not solic- ited in advance by the Morris Cerullo Evangelism Headquarters located in San Diego, Calif., which is distributing the book. The address given is a post- office box number. The course promises to provide the true meaning of the "an- cient manuscripts." While there is no hard evi- dence that the book is being mailed solely to Jews the fact that its thrust is di- rected at conversion is un- derlined by the Hebrew name of the course, the con- LARRY FREEDMAN rael's main backer at UNESCO meetings and a loss of America's voting rights would have indirectly rejudiced Israeli interests. • DESIGNER FRAMES • Reasonably Priced • Immediate Repair ROSEN OPTICAL SERVICE 13720 W. 9 MILE nr. COOLIDGE LI 7-5068 OAK PARK, MICH. a A Mon. -Fri. 9:30-6 Sat. 'til 5 Closed Wednesday a 0 0 jrnyt - kli nne)tvaaenuir tz Treasured Gift for Mother! Brandeis University Names Reputed Mobster Honoree son are the top officers of a major New York liquor dis- tributor. Antonio Magliocco report- edly appears on the Justice Department 1964 and 1970 lists of organized crime fig- ures and is identified in New York City Police De- partment files as a member of the Colombo family. The formal university statement on the con- troversy sparked by the se- lection of Magliocco said that if university officials had known about the "alle- gations" before they ap- proved the selection, they Magliocco and his son, "of course would have John, were lauded for their checked their validity and, support of the university at based on an evaluation of a dinner in New York last the facts, would have acted week attended by 200 accordingly." friends and colleagues from Israel Nash, the univer- the Wine and Spirits In- sity's development officer stitute, which chose Mag- in New York, said that Mag- liocco for the award. More liocco had been a constant than $100,000 was raised for contributor and active sup- a Brandeis University schol- arship fund in their names. ‘ . porter of the university The Magliocco father and since. '1951. ' vi6. } xiy Slim, graceful initial pendant on chain! In sterling silver or 14K gold. NEW YORK (JTA)—A spokesman for Brandeis University in Waltham, Mass., defended the univer- sity's approval of Antonio Magliocco, a reputed New York mobster, for a univer- sity award. The spokesman said that approval of a "Distin- guished Service Award" far Magliocco was made before university officials knew about "allegations" in "re- cent stories in the press" about Magliocco's back- ground. 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