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He also is reported to favor a shift in Israel's position toward a greater measure of linkage between the West Bank and Jordan. Begin objects on grounds that it would pro- voke unrest on the West Bank. The questions posed by the U.S. relate to Israel's in- tentions on the West Bank after the five-year period of "self rule" proposed in Be- gin's peace plan and to the issue of political self- Meanwhile, a new issue Anne Frank's Protector Cited NEW YORK — The first annual presentation of the $10,000 Roger E. Joseph Prize will be made by Heb- rew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion to Vic- tor Kugler, the man who risked his life by hiding Anne Frank from the Na7ic in Amsterdam in World War H. The Joseph Prize will be awarded to Kugler by Dr. Alfred Gottschalk, Hebrew Union College president, at ordination services of the college's New York School Sunday morning. Kugler, now a resident of Toronto, will mark his 78th birthday on Monday. 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He is still not fully recovered and is staying home on doctors orders. Wilson's SOUR CREAM 4 9 c pt. Sunkist ORANGES 113 size 7 9 . doe The Roger E. Joseph Prize is to be given each year to "an individual or organiza- tion whose conduct or work enhances or encourages the values and ideals which de- rive from religious teach- ings." has arisen over an implied threat by President Anwar Sadat of Egypt to end his peace initiative next Oc- tober unless there is some softening of Israel's negotiating position. Sadat said at a Cairo news confer- ence that he might not agree to continue the pre- sence of the United Nations Emergency Force in Sinai after October. He contends that the UNEF mandate, established under the sec- ond Sinai interim agree- ment of September 1975, expires in October. There has been no official Israeli response to Sadat's remarks, but circles here were quick to point out that there was no time put on the Sinai II agreement. There was a secret paper at the time in which Sadat undertook to review the UNEF mandate "at least" twice. On that basis he can claim he is not obligated to renew it beyond October, but even without UNEF, the agreement itself re- mains in force until re- placed by another agree- ment, the Israeli circles said. This means that the American-manned elec- tronic surveillance and early warning devices would be kept in Sinai even in the absence of UNEF. Sadat's remarks were seen here as a ploy aimed at gre- ater U.S. pressure on Israel for concessions and a prep- aration for a way out of the peace initiative for Sadat. • • • U.S. Promises It Won't Air M.E. Peace Plan to NATO JERUSALEM (JTA) — Israel was assured by the U.S. Tuesday that it does not plan to present a de- Kugler was an as- tailed Middle East peace sociate of Anne Frank's plan, regarded by Israel as father in the spice im- one-sided and unfair, at the porting business in meeting of the NATO Amsterdam at the time of Foreign Ministers Council the Nazi occupation of in Washington this week. the Netherlands. To ena- Hodding Carter, chief. State ble them to avoid ap- Departmenr spokesman prehension by the Nazis, said, however, that a parag- Kugler hid Anne Frank, raph on the Middle East will her sister and parents be included in what was de- and four other Jews for scribed as a "communique of two years in an annex of purpose" to be issued at the his office. end of the NATO ministers' After 25 months — in the meeting. summer of 1944 — the Ges- That information con- tapo found them. The veyed to the Director Gen- Franks and the four others eral of the Foreign Minis- were sent to concentration try, Ephraim Evron, by the camps where all but Anne's American charge d'affaires, father, Otto, died (Otto lives Richard Viets. now in Switzerland). The assurances relieved Kugler was sent to a labor official circles here, but ap- camp. During a prisoner parently did not ease the transfer to Germany, he anger and bitterness managed to escape and he aroused by reports that remained in hiding until Washington originally the end of the war. planned to press the 15 In 1955, Kugler emig- NATO member nations to rated to Canada with his endorse a peace plan op- second wife, Loes, with posed by Israel. whom he now lives in re- Viets reportedly con- tirement in Weston, a sub- firmed that a much tougher urb of Toronto. Of his role and more detailed draft had with regard to the Franks, been under consideration at he says today: "What I did I lower levels of the ad- did for my friends. I only re- ministration, but was as gret it was not more success- overruled by the top policy ful." makers in Washington. He was settlement but containing no references to Palestinian rights, territorial matters and other issues in dispute between Israel and the U.S. Israeli sources said that the draft outlined by the embassy official was satisfactory, but officials here are still fuming over three aspects of the af- fair. They are incensed by the fact that the U.S. contemplated the presen- tation of a detailed peace plan at a time when it is still waiting for Israel's replies to questions about its own peace plan, by the drafting of such a document without offi- cially informing Israel, and by the American ef- forts to play down or even deny the existence of the draft after Israeli diplomats in Europe. were apparently told of its existence by friendly sources there. Government circles here view the episode as signify- ing a further cooling in U.S.-Israel relations. Peace Now Heads Meet With Golda TEL AVIV (JTA) — Former Premier Golda Meir, who earlier criticized •the Peace Now Movement, said she now understands the NATO foreign their position better. But ministers to issue a bland, general statement calling she urged them to make SAO PAULO (JTA) — on all parties to the Middle publicly clear as they did Rabbi Henry I. Sobel, an East conflict to negotiate a privately to her that they outspoken advocate of believe Israel should con- human rights, has formally tinue to maintain security protested to the Brazilian settlements on the Golan government, requesting Heights, the Jordan Valley that steps be taken to stop and the Rafiah approaches the resurgence of the neo- MEXICO CITY (JTA) — in the Sinai. Nazi movement in Brazil. The sixth convention of Dis- Mrs. Meir was visited by Rabbi "Sobel's demand trict 23 of Bnai Brith, meet- three of the movement's was sparked by the gather- ing here, presented a special leaders, Yiftah Yaacob, Av- ing of representatives from human rights award to Mrs. ishalom Veiland and Yuval neo-Nazi movements from Margarita Lopez Portillo, Heria. They assured her all over the world, for a well-known Mexican wri- that their slogan does not meeting in Resende, near ter, poet and sister of Presi- mean peace at any price or Rio de Janeiro. dent Jose Lopez Portillo. even immediately. They ag- These delegates, repro- She is also director of the reed with the former pre- seating the "Movement for official department for mier that Israel must have the Freedom of the German radio, television and film. secure borders. Reich," met last month at Delegates were from But they said that these the Tyll Hotel in Resende to Mexico, South and Central borders must be based on celebrate the 89th birthday America, and the Carib- security needs, not on mys- of Adolf Hitler. bean. tical or religious beliofs. Rabbi Asks Action said the current plan was Against Neo-Nazis Bnai Brith Cites Mexican Author • • ...... I g