r THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 21, 1919 18 JOIN TODAY! RIC.' se tnrult ( I 1 t. a mends, s) .1, the Association for the Jewish Retarded Name .1rkhess Cos Pho n e Lnt lused 1, \ !nut } s I: (CM1 iht11.11. .11t.` LI etitt, I hIC ===== 1=11•1•••=1,1•••• ■ =. ===== • ASSOC idill111 for the Jewish Retarded 24C2 • Smithilehl Ro.id Suite I Ir 4S075 i3131057'•7650 Autonomy Talks Resume Sunday Socialist International Split Over PLO Talk JERUSALEM (JTA) — The Israel-Egypt-U.S. working groups on aspects of the autonomy talks are to begin their deliberations in Alexandria Sunday, Israel Radio reported. The arrangement was made in a telephone call be- tween Egyptian Premier Mustapha Khalil and Is- rael's Interior Minister Yosef Burg, the two chair- men of the full autonomy committees. The full com- mittees will convene as scheduled Aug. 5-6 in Haifa. STOCKHOLM (JTA) — The Socialist International ended its leadership confer- ence over the weekend with the 22 delegations almost evenly split over whether the International's president, former West German Chancellor Willy Brandt, and its vice president, Austrian Chan- cellor Bruno Kreisky, should have met with Yasir Arafat, head of the Pales- tine Liberation Organiza- tion in Vienna earlier this month. The conference debated SHIMON PERES the issue for four hours in useful (in the search for closed session Friday with peace) and efficient." Kreisky defending his ac- Sources told the Jewish tions and Shimon Peres, chairman of Israel's Labor Telegraphic Agency that Party, strongly condemning several delegations, includ- it. Brandt, who is also ing those from Ireland, Hol- chairman of West Ger- land, Norway and Senegal many's ruling Social Demo- opposed Kreisky's initia- cratic Party, did not attend tive. The Austrian chancel- the conference due to ill- lor's chief supporter during the debate was former ness. Swedish Premier Olaf "We cannot deal with an Palme. organization which wants Peres and Kreisky met for to put an end to the very two hours Friday before the existence of the state of Is- start of the two-day confer- rael," Peres said after the ence. Peres said he had ex- meeting. He enumerated pressed the Labor Party's the sections of the PLO dissatisfaction on three Charter which calls for the major points: that Kreisky destruction of Israel and de- and Brandt had not con- clared that "no Socialist or demned Palestinian ter- democratic state can accept rorism while they did such conditions." criticize Israeli settlements Kreisky said, "The on the West Bank; that they major difference is that failed to react when Arafat for Peres the PLO is not a compared Israel's adminis- partner for negotiations tration of the territories to while I think the time will the "Nazi occupation"; and come when the PLO will that they had agreed to become a negotiation meet with Arafat without partner." He stressed, "I obtaining a pledge that the will continue my contacts PLO's Charter would be with Arafat if I find them changed to eliminate the DON'T SPEND YOUR SUMMER WAITING FOR A SERVICEMAN CALL A.R.S. Service Co., Inc. For Fast - Dependable Air Conditioning Service 356-3191 _Alan R. Sukenic Licensed Contractor What's Robert Grumet Doing At The Evergreen Plaza? NY Jewish Education Fund to Make First Allocation NEW YORK (JTA) — The new $3 million annual Fund for Jewish Education (FJE) of the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of New York will make its first allocations this fall. The necessary applica- tion forms for four different programs are now being sent out and Greater New Nye kr- TEST DRIVE! THE NEW FRONT WHEEL DRIV X BODY "1980 PONTIAC PHOENIX" ,_AL STEINBERG ART MORAN PONTIAC 29300 TELEGRAPH JUST NORTH OF TEL-TWELVE MALL 353-9000 York schools will have until Sept. 20 to submit their re- quests to Federation's Board of Jewish Education of Greater New York which is administering the Fund. ' The FJE was created within the past year through an alliance be- tween Federation and the United Jewish Appeal of Greater New York, and the Joseph S. Gruss family, long-time benefactors of Jewish education. In a matched fund arrangement, the Gross family, UJA and Federation agreed to con- tribute annual sums of $1 million each for a five-year period. , The 16-member commit- tee, which has evaluated and set objectives, com- prises four subcommittees, each responsible for a key aspect of Jewish education here. Funds will be allo- cated in the following areas of education: demonstration grants for formal and in- formal Jewish education — essentially for innovative projects; financial assis- tance in the form of basic grants and block grants to schools; grants for educator welfare benefits; and grants for school mergers. Honor your wife, that you may prosper. clauses calling for the de- struction of Israel. Peres also appealed to the Socialist leaders here not to abandon their tra- ditional pro-Israeli pol- icy. He pointed to Israel's contributions to socialism and democ- racy. Peres stressed that it would be harmful to Is- rael's interests if a PLO delegation was invited to a Socialist International meeting, even as an ob- server. , It is believed that Brandt and Kreisky plan to invite a PLO delegation to the Socialist International meeting in Madrid next year. A decision on this is expected to be made when the Socialist International. Bureau meets in Lisbon Oct. 30-31. Last week, Israel's Labor Party informed the Socialist International that it will "suspend its activities" within the International if Arafat is invited to attend a session. The message was conveyed to Brandt by Labor MK Micha Harish in Strasbourg. 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