92 Friday, September 21, 1919
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
To All our Family & Friends
A Very Happy & Healthy
New Year
JOE & BARBARA JACKSON
Bonnie, Steve & Sandy
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Janowski
& Family
Wish their family & friends A Year of Good Health &
Happiness
MORRIS & ALICE KIRSCHNER
JERRY & KATHY
LINDA ik CHARLES
Wish their family & friends a Hearthy & Happy New Year
Best wishes for a Happy, Healthy
and Prosperous New Year to all
my relatives and friends
Mrs. Eleanor Manela
Sfld. Mich.
27470 Arlington Dr.
New Year's Greetings to
our family and friends
for the coming year
JUDY and ANDY MARTIN -
May the New Year bring an abundance of good health
and happiness to all our family and good friends
LOUISE and MANNY ROTENBERG
ARTHUR and CHURREY SCHREIER
Houston, Texas
wish all their friends and relatives a happy, healthy
New Year
Our best wishes to all our family and friends for a truly
happy year
KATHY & JEFF SCHULTZ
CLAIRE & ART SCHWARTZ & FAMILY
wish all their relatives and friends all the best in the New
Year
MR. & MRS. JACK SCHWARTZ
wish their family and friends a year of health and
happiness
MADELON & LOUIS SELIGMAN
Melissa & Adrianne
wish their family and friends a healthy, happy New Year
A very joyous and healthy New Year to all our friends and
relatives
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CHARLOTTE & HYMAN SHEBOWICH
and FAMILY
A Happy and Healthy New Year
To All Our Family and Friends
DR. and MRS.
MORRIS S. BRENT
Columnist Rips Black-PLO Talks
In the Sept. 2 edition of
the Detroit News, columnist
Michael Novak berated
American black leaders for
making contacts with the
Palestine Liberation
Organization.
In a sharp denunciation of
the PLO, Novack listed a
number of reasons why no
one should negotiate with
the terrorist organization,
including its thousands of
terrorist atrocities and its
lack of a peaceful program.
He berated the black
leaders for not calling for
rights and self-
determination for other
ethnic groups such as Lat-
vians, Lithuanians, Poles
and other dominated by the
Soviets.
Novack wrote: "It is
impossible for me to be-
lieve that Andrew Young
and his colleagues are
not following classic lines
in making Jews victims
of their frustration at
Young's resignation from
government. It has hap-
pened before."
Novack concluded:
"Some Palestinians do
suffer from injustice, and a
better solution than the
present one must be found.
Israel has agreed. But not
all the burden should fall on
Israel. Outside forces that
support the PLO do not
help.
"Since 1945, more Jews
have been driven from Arab
lands than Palestinians
from Israel. More Palesti-
nians now live in Israel
than Jews in .Arab lands. To
force all Palestinians into
the hands of the PLO is to
force history backwards. It
is not a humane program.
Pressure on EEC to Extend
Recognition to the PLO
LONDON (JTA) — When
the foreign ministers of the
European Economic Com-
munity (EEC) met in Dub-
lin they were under heavy
pressure to extend political
recognition to the Pales-
tinine Liberation Organiza-
tion as a rightful partner in
Middle East peace talks.
But despite a pro-PLO
shift by the British govern-
ment, Israeli diplomats
think there is a chance that
the move will be defeated
because of the opposition of
West Germany and Hol-
land.
Israeli optimism about
the attitudes of West Ger-
many grea following the
talks in Bonn between Is-
raeli Foreign Minister
Moshe Dayan and his West
German counterpart,
Hans-Dietrich Genscher.
There have also been
talks in Dublin between
Israeli diplomats and
Irish ministers, including
Foreign Minister Michael
O'Kennedy.
Relations between the
two countries have been
exacerbated by Israeli mili-
tary action in south Leba-
non where 700 Irish troops
serve with the United Na-
tions force.
Last week, O'Kennedy
told Israeli Charge d'Af-
faires Yoav Biran of his
"grave concern" over Israeli
policy in Lebanon. He asked
Israel to restrain the Chris-
tian forces led by Maj. Saad
Haddad from encroaching
on land controlled by the
Irish troops. On the same
day, a similar attack on Is-
rael was made at the United
Nations by Irish represen-
tative Paul Keating.
The Israeli Embassy in
London, which handles
relations with Ireland,
was so concerned by the
mood in Dublin that it
asked the foreign minis-
try in Jerusalem for addi-
tional help in putting the
Israeli case before the
Irish government and
public.
Eitan Ron, Deputy Direc-
tor General in charge of
United Nations Affairs and
a senior officer of the Israeli
army's northern command,
is in Dublin to meet officials
and journalists.
Joint Sponsors
0.
YOUNGSTOWN,
(JTA) — The Hillel Student
Center at Kent State Uni-
versity is believed to be the
only Hillel center sponsored
by five Jewish com-
munities. The Jewish fed-
erations of Akron, Canton,
Cleveland and Youngstown
and the Kent Jewish com-
munity sponsor the center.
In 1939, the British
White Paper limited Jewish
immigration to Palestine to
10,000 per year for five
years, plus a total of 25,000
refugees from Nazism dur-
ing the same period.
Weizmann Scientists Create
Cancer-Detecting Scanner
REHOVOT — An in-
strument based on an
entirely new approach to
detecting suspicious masses
in the breast has been de-
veloped at the Weizmann
Institute of Science in Re-
hovot.
The computerized device
— called a dielectric breast
scanner — is based on the
principle that electric fields
polarize pathological tissue
in the breast differently
than they do normal tissue.
The scanner, which itself
presents no accompanying
health haard, provides doc-
tors with an instant TV
image of these irregular and
possibly cancerous regions.
According to Dr. Bruce
Sollish and Prof. Ephraim
Frei, the Rehovot scientists
most closely involved with
the project, doctors still-lack
a definitive, safe method for
early detection of breast
cancers.
"It is not in the interest
of human rights or of the
United States to em-
power the PLO. The
ii
is a puppet organizaon,
hostile to Israel's exist-
ence, and the servant of
distant powers. In sup-
porting the PLO, black
leaders discredit them-
selves, injure national
unity, and jeopardize the
security of all of us.
"From Martin Luther
King, Jr. to Yasir Arafat is
off a precipice."
LILO
Urge Cult Limits
MIAMI BEACH — Rabbi
Rubin R. Dobin, national
chairman of the "Jews for
Jews" organization, has
called on state legislatures •
and the Congress to enact
laws regulating and limit-
ing the methods of recruit-
ment and influence of cult
groups.
EVELYN & AL BROOK
Wish their relatives and friends
a very healthy and happy
New Year
Best wishes to our relatives
and friends for a happy
and healthy New Year
To ALL our friends & relatives
A Healthy & Happy New Year
ARTHUR, FRANCES
and LENA CUTLER
ANN & RHODA SEGAL
HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO ALL OUR FAMILY AND
FRIENDS
MITZI FIELD
Mr. & Mrs. Moses
Sztarkman
and Helen
Wishes her children, relatives and
friends Peace, Health & Happiness
in the New Year
MR. & MRS. THEODORE
WEISS
w i sh all their family and friends a
BEST WISHES FOR
HEALTH & HAPPINESS
year of prosperity,
health & happiness
THE MARKOFSKY'S
23100 Beverly
Oak Park
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LADIES OF YESHIVATH
BETH YEHUDAH
ELVIN and
LORAINE POLLACK
wish our dear members and
friends a very happy and healthy
New Year
wish all their friends and relatives a
very happy and healthy New Year
A healthy, happy & prosperous New Year to all our
family and friends
RENEE & DAVID SHUSTER
To all our friends and relatives may the New Year bring
you good health, happiness and peace
DR. & MRS. SIDNEY 0. SIEGAN
and FAMILY
May the New Year bring health and happiness to all our
dear friends and family
BEN and SADIE SKLAR
1.._KARL and MARGIE STERN
MICHAEL and BRIAN
wish all their relatives and friends a happy and healthy
New-Year
SHERRIE, NORTY,
- SCOTT & KEN STERN
wish all their family and friends a year of good health and
happiness
Best wishes fora happy New Year to all our relatives and
friends
DAVID & TOVA SZLAMKOWICZ
HENRY & DORA UPFALL
WISH ALL THEIR FRIENDS AND RELATIVES A HAPPY,
HEALTHY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
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