THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS * ATTENTION * 1 Some Friendly Words for Israel Two syndicated colum- nists recently wrote articles criticizing the U.S.-Soviet statement on the Middle East, and defending Israel's position. John P. Roche, in an article which appeared in The Detroit News, Sept. 29, compared the present situa- tion in the Middle East to the mood which prevailed at the time of the appeasement of Hitler when Nazi Ger- many was given the Czech territory the Germans :ell or write: iteven Shapiro Assoc. Dist. for REMOTOSTART P.O. Box 637 Walled Lake, MI. 48088 851-0431 or 557-1462 Abe Cherow Says: THERE IS A WAY TO TURN YOUR FURNITURE OVER TO AN UPHOLSTERER AND NOT HAVE A CON- CERN IN THE WORLD. ARTISTIC BUILDS WORRY FREE FURNITURE. WE GIVE YOU THE ASSUR- ANCE OF 57 YEARS EXPE- RIENCE BACKED BY A WRITTEN 10 YEAR CON- STRUCTION GUARANTEE. ARTISTIC UPHOLSTERERS INC. 5755 SCHAEFER RD. (1 block North of Ford Rd.) 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According to Article VII, Section 2 of the hospital's corporate by-laws: "Nomi- nations of persons as--candidates for trustees may also be made by not less than fifty (50) members of the Special Membership Class* of the corporation who shall certify to the secretary in writing the names of their nominees at least ten (10) days before the annual meeting of such members of the corporation." Only one person may be nominated in each petition and no nomination shall be valid unless the nominee shall have consented to be a candidate. *Special Membership Class consists of those persons, who must be individuals, who have contributed and paid either to Sinai Hospital of Detroit or to the Jewish Welfare, Federation of Detroit, during the year preceding the month in which the annual meeting of the corporation is held, money or property in an amount or value of not less than One Hundred ($100.00) dollars. Those persons granted honorary or life memberships are included in this classifi- cation. called the Sudetenland. That agreement, ostensibly done to satisfy the "legitimate aspiration of the German people" was a mistake, Roche writes, for "Hitler wanted justification for aggression, not remedies for the errors of the past." - Likewise, the present talk of rights for the Palestinians will lead to the same trap, according to Roche. The question is more com- plex than it seems, and Roche believes the Presi- dent should ask himself a number of questions: "First, the President must ask are the Arab con- frontation states in - search of a genuine peace _ settle- ment with Israel? Or are they utilizing negotiations as a weapons system in a long-range campaign to destroy the Jewish state ? "Wouldn't majority rule in the kingdom of Jordan create an instant Palesti- nian Arab homeland? (Roche points out that the population of Jordan is 75 percent Palestinian). "Since the Jordanian army occupied the West Bank and the Egyptians, Gaza, for 20 years before the 1967 war, why didn't they establish these areas as a self-governing Palesti- nian entity? "Finally, the President should investigate the right of the Palestinian Liber- ation Organization to pose as quasi-sovereign. Are we dealing with a bona fide lib- eration group, or are we, as in Paris, 1968, making con- tact with a dummy liber- ation front, which Hanoi scrapped when it outlived its usefulness? Would Syr- ian President Assad sim- ilarly dump the PLO on his triumphal entrance to Jerusalem?" George F. Will, in an article in the Oct. 4 edition of The Washington Post, also attacked the latest flir- tation of the Carter adminis- tration with the Soviets over the Near East. "The policy of the pre- ceeding administration, though flawed," Will writes, "rested on an obvious truth: The Soviets should be eased out of, rather than cata- pulted into, a central role in the diplomatic process. "The U.S.-Soviet declara- tion does not mention and seems destined (and per- haps designed) to supplant UN Resolution 242. That resolution has been the basis of the Geneva confer- ence. Yet the United States probably will, be indignant about Israeli "intransigence" if Israel becomes more reluctant to attend a Geneva conference that can be so abruptly manipulated by an unre- liable ally and an impla- cacble enemy. Will believes the moral corn- mitment the U.S. has made to Israel will fall to the Friday, October 28, 1977 17 CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ATTEND A PREVIEW AND art auction investment the U.S. has made in. Arab oil. "Israel has nothing to offer the United States except friend- ship and shared values, and the United States can't burn either in its Buicks." . 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