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September 25, 1981 - Image 88

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1981-09-25

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88 Friday, September 25, 19131

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

We wish our family and friends a
very healthy. happy and prosperous
New Year

MR. & MRS. BERNARD VICTOR & FAMILY

nzrizn rmIto met,

BILL & ANN ZIMERMAN

wish at their friends and relatives
a happy and healthy New Year

HELEN & NATE
GREENBERG

wish all their family and
friends a year filled with

health, happiness, joy
and peace

A very Happy, Healthy
and Prosperous New Year

to all our family and dear friends

MAX & RUTH SOSIN

Itapptc near war-

Wishing all our friends
and relatives a happy and
healthy New Year

LOWELL AND SHELLY SCHULTZ - MICOLE AND JUSTIN

Mal To

Wishing all our friends and
relatives a year of health
and happiness

LINCOLN KOSHER MEATS
THE KOHENS & GREENBERGERS

tizrizri
:Ism moo,
FELINA & WOLF GOLD & FAMILY

Boris Smolar's

Between You
. . . and Me

wish all their friends and relatives
a happy and healthy New Year

Editor-in-Chief

Emeritus, JTA
(Copyright 1981, JTA, Inc.)

MRS. LAURA NUSBAUM

JEWISH FINANCING OF THE UN: Jews in the

United States — estimated to number about
6,000,000 — are contributing to the United
Nations for its regular budget and its specialized
taxes, without even being aware of it. The contribution of
U.S. Jewry is many times the sum which oil-rich Saudi
Arabia pays as its yearly allocation to the UN budget. Until
last year, Saudi Arabia paid the UN $1,095,000 annually.
The budget of the United Nations is based on contribu-
tions from its member states. The allocations are fixed by
the UN General Assembly which opened its 36th session in
New York this week with several anti-Israel items on the
agenda and with the ambition of the Arab delegations to
seek the ousting of Israel from the world organization, with
the help of the Soviet Union.
The United States is providing 25 percent of the UN
budget. Official data now available for the year 1974-1975
reveals that the per capita contribution of every man,
woman and child in this country was $1.96 that year. The
Saudi assessment, as fixed by the UN General Assembly,
came to 0.23 percent.
Incredible as this may seem, the assessment for Israel
was identical. How any UN body could estimate that the
income of Saudi Arabia and Israel were identical is beyond
belief. The assessments were revised slightly for 1981-1982
with Saudi Arabia increased to 0.58 percent, which makes
the payment of the richest Arab oil country to the UN
upkeep somewhat over one-half of the one percent of the
budget.
Other Arab oil countries, including Libya, Kuwait,
Iraq, contribute smaller sums than Israel.
NOXIOUS UN PROGRAMS: Some influential ele-
ments in the United States — including the financial publi-
cation "Business Week" — suggest that President Reagan,
in looking for places to cut the U.S. budget, should reduce
the allocation to the UN budget which runs in the hundreds
of millions of dollars, especially since the U.S. has become
"the principal target of insults" at the UN.
Jewish organizations consider the UN generally to be a
tool of the Arab-Soviet bloc. They are especially incensed by
the poisonous anti-Israel actions of UNESCO — the UN
Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization; by the
"UN Decade of Women" which started in 1976 and will
continue until 1985; and by other UN agencies strongly
under the influence of the Arab-Soviet-Third World bloc;
not to speak of the anti-Israel resolutions adopted during
the last six months of this year by the Security Council
against U.S. opposition.
The Anti-Defamation League of Bnai Brith called
upon Reagan and Congress to withhold all financial sup-
port from UNESCO so long as this UN body remains "a tool
of Soviet diplomacy and of Arab efforts to destroy Israel."
UNESCO is also charged with subverting worldwide free-
dom of the press and of supporting the Islamic State Broad-
casting Association which disseminates blatantly anti-
Semitic programs.
The American Jewish Committee issued a warning to
community leaders that the UNESCO World Heritage
Committee is attempting to deny Israel sovereignty over
Jerusalem and that it has promoted an extraordinary ses-
sion for this month in order to have Jordan nominate the
Old City of Jerusalem as part of "the cultural heritage of
mankind meriting protection and conservation." Approval
of Jordan as a nominee for Jerusalem's Old City is, in effect,
to deny that this is Israeli territory, the AJCommittee
pointed out.
The American Jewish Congress has praised the efforts
in the House of Representatives to eliminate a grant of
$500,000 to the UN "Decade of Women. " which at a confer
ence in Copenhagen identified Zionism with racism,
against the opposition of the American delegation at the
conference. The House Appropriations Sub-Committee
voted unanimously to eliminate the $500,000 appropria-
tion and to transfer the funds to programs for assisting poor
women in developing countries, carried out by the Agency
for International Development.

School Offers Medical Program

PHILADELPHIA — The
Hahnemann Medical Col-
lege and Hospital is now of-
fering a "Shomer Shabbos"
medical internship and re-
sidency program which pro-
vides medical training
while being sensitive to the
needs of the Orthodox
physician.
, Interested applicants

should contact Dr. Howard
Miller, residency programs
director, Hahnemann Med-
ical College and Hospital,
230 N. Broad St., Philadel-
phia, Pa. 19102.

In Poland, in 1936, Jews
were beaten and killed,
their businesses boycotted
and. vandalized. i .
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Wishes Her Family and Friends
A Happy & Healthy

New Year

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MRS. TILLY (LOUIS) ROSE

would like to wish all my family
and friends a healthy and happy
New Year

MR. & MRS.
ISADORE KOLODNEY

wish all their family and
friends a year filled with
health, happiness, joy
and peace

Wishing All Our Friends
A happy, healthy and prosperous
New Year

FLORENCE ABEL & JUDY STEIN

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A very Happy, Healthy
and Prosperous New Year

to all our family and dear friends

THE PEARL GALLERY

Steve, Nancy & Heather Tower

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Wishing all my friends
and relatives a happy and
healthy New Year

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