THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 14 Friday, February 3, 1918 The Finest In Musical Entertainment ERIC ROSENOW AND HIS ONTINENTAL 398-3664 Middle East Awaits Camp David Summit Progress (Continued from Page 1) Atherton's efforts in Jerusalem have been cen- tered on finding language vague enough to be accept- able to both sides. Appa- Over 45 Years Of Moving Experience POTTER MOVING & STORAGE CO. ALLIED VAN LINES NUMBER AGENT IN MICHIGAN 1300 N. Campbell 2253 Cole ROYAL OAK 541-3310 BIRMINGHAM 644-4612 ALLIED VAN LINES rently he succeeded in the case of Israel. Premier Menahem Begin met Wednesday with U.S. Ambassador Samuel Lewis, to hear of Atherton's talks with Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohammad Ib- rahim Kamel in Cairo. The report was appa- rently not as hopeful, since Atherton himself said in Cairo that there were still differences between the parties. Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan described the American mediation role as "maintaining the negotia- tions in artificial respira- tion." Speaking before the Knesset Finance Commit- tee, Dayan said that at the beginning it seemed that Egypt accepted the Israeli peace plan as a basis for negotiations, but later it turned out not to be the case—"and negotiations were not easy." The Israeli delegation, headed by Defense Minister Ezer Weizman, arrived in Cairo Tuesday for resumption of the joint Israeli-Egyptian military committee talks. Large selection of Rings, Watches and other fine Jewelry gift items. Donny WEINTRAU Jewelers ,Quality Jewelers fbr 3 Generations JERUSALEM (JTA) — When Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan met Presi- dent Jimmy Carter in Washington last September he did not promise to halt the settlements in the oc- cupied territories, Dayan told the Knesset Wednes- day, in response to a state- ment by Carter last week. Dayan said at the time it had been the previous gov- ernment's policy and it will continue to be the policy of Israel to settle the ter- . 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CANADA He said his talks with WAGING 14K & 18K GOLD i ' t airport. be facing across the negotiating table— Minister of War Gen. Mohammed Gamassy and Gen. Taha Maghdoub, sec- retary of the Egyptian De- fense Council. Speaking to reporters at the airport, Weizman de- clined to discuss the sub- stance of the renewed negotiations. He said sim- ply, "We have come back to continue what we have started—to work for a peace settlement." Hg warned that the road to peace will not be easy and hoped both sides would make efforts to reach their mutual goal. Weizman, who was accompanied by his wife, Reuma, and his son, Shaul, as guests of Gamassy, said he felt he was among friends The talks concluded on Wednesday with a terse an- nouncement that this "sec- ond phase" had ended. Meanwhile, Israeli Fi- nance Minister Simha Ehrlich , told members of the Israel Bonds Prime Minister's Mission that a $100 million fail line link- ing Ashdod to the- Egyp- tian city of Kantara on the Suez Canal should he 26555 EVERGREEN BET. 101/2 AND 11 MILE RDS. Tom Brownlee Court & Pro Director ritories. However, Dayan told the Knesset, due to the American sesnsitivity and the ongoing, political negotiations, it was decided to keep all settlements within a military framework. Three such settlements have been established dur- ing the past few ,days—all three described as military strongholds, despite the fact that they will be manned by civilians, some of them Gush Emunim settlers. The settlements are Hares in western Samaria, Silat A-Daher and Tapuah, near the Arab- town of Nablus. The government de- cided on these settle- ments several weeks ago. 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