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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

UN Commission Condemns Israel Policy in Territories

Danny Raskin's

LISTENING
POST

SCOTT PAUL, 18-
year-old son of Dolores and
Allan Paul, was hit by an
auto on the corner of 10 Mile
and Coolidge ... thrown 20
feet in the air ... face cut
and covered with blood .. .
taken by ambulance to Pro-
vidence Hospital ... While
on stretcher with arms out
and being rushed into the
hospital, Oak Park police
put a jaywalking ticket in
one of his hands ... Funny
and yet not so funny.
FAVORITE PEOPLE
department . . Mike
George, owner of Melody
Farms Dairy ... a real nice
guy . . . always helping
others.
PERCY SWARTZ has
tickets for Shrine Night at
the Shrine Circus, March 17
... good $6 tickets he
bought over six months ago
for Crescent Shrine Club...
and is selling for $2.50 each
... Call Percy at 354-4085.
Shrine Circus begins on
March 14 . . . following
Monday, March 17 is Shrine
Nite and the next Monday,
March 24, a big one, is
Masonic Nite ... Percy has
tickets for this one also at
$2.50.
READER WANTS to
know why the lights are not
on over the steps at South-
field Public -library be-
tween 7:30 and 8:00 p.m.
FORMER DE-
TROITER Gerrie Fenton,
now living in Ft. Myers,
Fla., had a hole-in-one on
the 70-meter sixth hole at
El Reo Country Club in Ft.
Myers ... She used a seven
iron ... and has as her wit-
ness Detroiter Roz Ackner,
visiting Gerrie and Chuck
with hubby Stan.
CONGRATS . .. to
Mayme and Victor Lawson
on their 45th wedding an-
niversary.
MAIL DEPT. . . . "We
recently moved to Los
Angeles from the Southfield
area, where we had lived for
quite some time (all our
lives). We certainly don't
miss the cold weather, but
do miss the camaraderie of
people from our area.
"We have some family out
here but would like to know
if you knew of a club for
ex-Detroiters — people who
have relocated. My aunt
told me of a Detroiters Club
with older people which
may no longer be in exist-
ence. We're in our mid-30s
and would be interested in
anything you could tell us.
_ hen
_Ms. Bobbi Co
(Bobbi's address is 1507
Federal Ave., Apt. 9, Los
Angeles, Calif. 90025.)
REUNION DEPT. .
Oak Park High class of 1960
will have its 20th, June 28,
at Hamilton Place on South-
field . . . Contact Janice
(Naftaly) Katz, 626-2969 or
Rochelle (Siegel) Hoff,
355-1509.
DATE OF ANNUAL
dinner-dance by Knights of
Pythias is March 23 at the

Furniture Club ... Seating
is being limited to 55
couples (110 people) ...
Mayer Gordon is chairman.
MR. & MRS. GROUP,
City of Hope, has settled
plans for its Night of Games
date and place ... It'll be 7
p.m. May 13 . . . at Roma's of
Bloomfield.
MOST RECENT Ameri-
can - dream-come-true suc-
cess story is that of Tamara
Friedman ... She and hus-
band Eugene left Russia in
1974 to settle in Detroit
with their 5-year-old twin
daughters.
After working in the
beauty business for local
aestheticians, Tamara has
finally opened her own
salon in Franklin ... It's
named Tamara, with serv-
ices from head to toe . . . Her
staff of five women are all
European.
LOOKING BACK On
Columns Of Yesteryears...
JULY 30, 1965 . . .
"Charles Fields had good
reason for jumping with joy
when he couldn't find his
golf ball after teeing off on
the 18th hole at Lancaster
Hills ... It was already in
the cup! . . . Chuck had
scored a hole-in-one on the
120-yarder ... The ace be-
came contagious ... Next
day, neighbor Paul Rein,
across the street on
Hartwell, shot a 130-yard
hole-in-one at Rackham."
AUG. 20, 1965 ... "Dr.
Robert Drews tells about
the man visiting a psychiat-
rist because he thought he
was Colonel Nasser ... The
head-shrinker assured him
that is wasn't too serious a
delusion . . . 'A lot you
know,' moaned the man. 'I
happen to be Jewish.' "
AUG. 27, 1965 ... "Sally
Fields of El Al Airlines likes
this one about the little old
lady who got on a plane for
the first time and com-
plained her ears felt funny
. . . The stewardess gave her
some Chiclets and said they
would help ... When they
landed, the stewardess
asked if that had alleviated
the popping ... 'Yes, it cer-
tainly did, but it was pretty
messy trying to get the gum
out of my ears.' "

Profit Increase
for IDB Ltd.

NEW YORK — Israel
Discount Bank Ltd., the
principal subsidiary of IDB
Bankholding Corp. Ltd.,
has reported increases in
consolidated net income and
consolidated assets for the
year ended Dec. 31, 1979. In
terms of U.S. dollars, this
year's consolidated results
represented an increase of
10 percent in net income
and in excess of 20 percent
in assets.

The men who succeed best
in public life are those who
take the risk of standing by
their own convictions.

GENEVA (JTA) — The
United Nations Human
Rights Commission adopted
a two-part draft resolution
last week that condemns Is-
raeli policies and practices
in the occupied Arab ter-
ritories — including East
Jerusalem — as "war
crimes and an affront to
humanity" and demands
the return of displaced
Palestinians and others to
their homes and property.
The second section of the
resolution, Part B, was
adopted by a 28-1 margin
with 10 abstentions in the
roll-call vote, and the first
section, Part A, by a vote of
28-3 with eight abstentions.
The United States was
the only nation to vote
against Part B and was one
of three to vote against Part
A. The others were Canada
and Holland. Israel is not a
member of the Human
Rights Commission, but has
observer status.
The voting culminated
a week-long debate on Is-
raeli policies and prac-
tices in the occupied ter-
ritories.
Part A of the resolution
calls on Israel to take im-
mediate steps for the return
of the Palestinians and
other displaced inhabitants
of the occupied Arab ter-
ritories to their homes and
property.
Part B concerns the appli-
cation of the 1949 Geneva

AJCongress Cites
Former Directors

NEW YORK — The
American Jewish Congress
will pay tribute to three
former directors of its
Commission on Law and So-
cial Action at a dinner-
dance on Sunday at the
Hotel Pierre in New York
City, marking the 35th an-
niversary of the commis-
sion.
The honorees are Will
Maslow, Leo Pfeffer and
Joseph B. Robison.

Inflation in Israel was
111 percent last year.

Convention to protect civi-
lian populations in time of
war to all Arab territories
occupied by Israel since
1967, including East
Jerusalem.
It expresses deep concern
at the consequences of Is-
rael's refusal to apply the
Geneva covenant fully and
effectively and its failure to
acknowledge the applicabil-

ity of the convention.
It calls on Israel to
abide by and respect the
obligations arising from
the UN Charter and other
instruments and rules of
international law, includ-
ing the provisions of the
convention.
Among the countries that
supported Part B were:
Argentina, Brazil, Colom-

bia, Costa Rica, Cuba,
Egypt, Ethiopia, Greece,
India, Jordan, Morocco,

Pakistan, Peru, Philip-
pines, Poland, Soviet
Union, Syria and Yugos-
lavia. Abstaining were
Canada, Denmark, France,
Federal Republic of Ger-
many, Ivory Coast, Nether-

lands, Panama, Portugal
and United Kingdom.

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