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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, February 19, 1982
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spect of the Boycott of Is-
rael."
Bill Stead, marketing di-
rector of GM International
Services, the Grand Met
subsidiary which sent the
letter, said, "It was not the
first time such a letter had
been sent. We were consid-
ering trading in Saudi
Arabia and we would have
to ensure that the supplier
was able to work there."
"The contract was never
concluded, but in view of
U.S. business opinion that
the Seagram bid for the
Conoco oil conglomerate
last summer (in the same
month as Grand Met's
take-over of Intercontinen-
tal) was unsuccessful be-
cause the Seagram chair-
man, Edgar Bronfman, is an
active supporter of Israel, it
is presumed that the usual
undertakings were given
locally," Frazer reported.
Grand Met issued a
This new group in- statement last week which
cludes, besides the said, "The Grand Met group
Jerusalem Interconti- has extensive commercial
nental in East Jerusalem, interests throughout the
nine hotels in Arab coun- world and this includes a
substantial trade with
tries. -
The London Daily Mail countries in the Middle
reproduced a part of a letter East.
"If certain countries in-
allegedly written by a
Grand Met company a year sist on trading conditions,
ago to a potential supplier providing they do not offend
in the field of waste man- against UK law, we have no
alternative but to accept
agement.
The letter said: "You will them. To do otherwise
appreciate that as a meas- would be to hand over the
ure of our business is con- business to our competi-
ducted in the Middle East, it tors."
will be essential that your
company satisfies the Arab Jerusalem Film
League restrictions in re- at Art Institute
LONDON — Grand Met-
ropolitan, the multi-
national business group
headed by Jewish busi-
nessman Sir Maxwell
Joseph, admitted last week
that it has been willing to
conduct business in the
Middle East in accordance
with the terms of the Arab
boycott of Israel.
According to an article by
Jenni Frazer in the London
Jewish Chronicle, Grand
Met, which has been work-
ing in the Middle East for a
long time, will lose its last
Jewish director when Sir
Maxwell retires as chair-
man in September, leaving
no Jewish board members
and no Jews in high levels of
management.
In August last year,
Grand Met acquired the In-
tercontinental Group of
hotels from Pan Am, which
has never operated flights
to Israel.
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The World Adventure
Series at The Detroit Insti-
tute of Arts will present
"Jerusalem and the Un-
known Middle East," 2:30
p.m. Feb. 28 in the au-
ditorium theater, John R.
entrance.
Dr. Michael Hagopian
will narrate his film. Tic-
kets may be purchased at
the door, or by calling the
DIA ticket office, 832-2730,
dailrbetween 9:30 a.m. and
5:15 p.m.
Travel, Yericla
Focus of Youth
TEL AVIV (ZINS) — A
Yediot Ahronot study shows
that a majority of Israeli
youth have a desire to travel
outside Israel. Most prefer
to visit Europe.
A second study of kibutz
youth showed that only 16
percent expressed firm op-
position to emigration of Is-
raelis. Some 77 percent jus-
tified it or at least expressed
some understanding for the
yordim.
Violinist Appears
at Ford Museum
Violinist Miha Pogacnik
will perform music by Bach,
Bartok and Paganini on in-
struments made by the
master violin makers of
Cremona, Italy, 3:30 p.m. at
Henry Ford Museum Thea-
ter.
There is an admission
charge to the museum, but
the concert is free.
An Israeli firm is market- for measuring blood pres-
-
ing a - Loin=operated device- sure and pulse• rate.
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