R. t. J H 13!1 !! I STO~ I GA L AS SO~. 11 20 0 t,1,GE LL ST• P. ROV. b, R. I. Q2 (J09 VOLUME LV, NUMBER 9 FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1971 16 PAGES 15c PER COP"ll Jerusalem City Cou.ncil In Uproar Over Acting Deputy's Ideas For City JERUSALEM - Some Foreign Ministry ofttclals and What the newspaper did not members ot the Jerusalem City Mayor Kollek promptly warned say, but the Foreign Ministry and Council demanded this week the that national pollc)'- was In dange r the Mayor's otftce quickly re Je ct lo n ot Mayor Teddy of being compromised In local announced, was that this proposal Kollek's acting deputy for political feud s . This Is had been submitted by Mr. development and planning when it "particularly unfortunate and Benvenlsti three years ago, as was reported that he had unfair," the Mayor said, Just a one ot the contingencies that advocated returning part of tew days before Secretary ot ' Israel might consider as the Jerusalem to Arab sovereignty. State WWlam P, Rogers is due In political situation evolved. Israel. "Ideas that were prevalent Just after the war In 196 7," Says Discrimination A day uproar In the council ot Mayor Kollek said In a formal marked the latest chapter in the statement, "have evolved during In Private Clubs dispute over Jerusalem, where the last three years and I do not municipal planning had become a now see any way to separate the Will Disappear problem of International diplomacy. subject or Jerusalem from the NEW YORK - A leading entire problem of Arab-Israeli Industrialist predicted this week The local point of the con­ relations by specific suggestions that racial and religious trqversy Is Meron Benvenistl, a concerning Jerusalem in any discrimination In private social 36-year-old Counatman known area." clubs In the United states would for his persistent defense ot Arab The Foreign Ministry be eliminated within 10 years, Interests In the formerly divided spokesman acknowledged that Roger P, Sonnabend, president city. But In relations with his fel­ various working groups had been ot Sonesta International Hotels low Israeli politicians, Mr. Ben­ set up In the first months after Corp., explained to a news venlstl has won Arab respect tor the war to consider political conference at the national his seoslt!Vity to their problems. alternatives ahead, but added that headquarters ot the American "the memoranda and conclusions ISRAEL FASHIONS: Shown above is one of the-stylu which wiH be fea­ Jewish Committee that legal and Mr • Kollek named Mr. of the teams are no more than tured at Israel's Birthday Celebration and 1971 brael Fashion Sh­ moral pressures to end sucb Benvenistl to the post ot Deputy planning material and were never 6, El which will be held on Thursday, May in the Temple Beth mffting discrimination were bound to Mayor early this year, charging considered by the Foreign hall. ' escalate as a result of · the h I m w It h coordinating the M inlster or by any other .\ SUpreme Court's recent decision controversial urban development ministerial group." to reYlew whether a private club problems that had stirred Mr. Benvenistl, in a terse Plan Israeli Fashion Show In Pennsylvania mJcbt be w1despr ead crittclsm on both statement, said, "perhaps . sucb deprived of Its •liquor license for political and esthetlc grounds. Injuries are legitimate In the practicing dlscrlm1nation. The appointment was to receive Jungle ot politics, but the person With Birthday Celebration Mr. Sonnabend, a member of formal approval of the governing who leaked passages rrom Seventy made-In Israel Represented In the show are the Amer 1 can Jewish Labor party caucus In Jerusalem working papers three years out of fashions, ranging from evening Lola Beer, Flity Leltersdorf, Committee's National Executive this week. date Just to blacken my name gowns to furs, swimsuits, street Jerry Melltz, Gideon Ohserson Council, made his remarks In In the afternoon the newspaper should have realized that what he and at-home dresses and beach and Rivka Shaflr, Israel's leading connection with publication of the Maariv printed a long article really did was damage the and pado wear, will he presented high fashion designers; and Stefan m o s t u p..t o-d a t e a n d giving the details of a proposal Government of Israel at a critical at Israel's birthday cetebradon Braun, Israel's foremost furrier. comprehensive overview of social reportedly made by Mr. tlme." and 1971 Israel Fashion Show to Fifteen ready-to-wear firms discrimination In America. The Benvenlstl to the Foreign How much damage was be held on Thursday, May 6, at are also represented, all well paperback book, titled · "Better Ministry calling for a separate actually done to the . Israeli 6:45 p.m., In the Temple Beth-El known In American fashion Than You," was written by Mrs-. Arab municipality In the sectors bargaining position remains to be meedng halt. marts. They are Linda Abraham, Terry Morris, well-known writer of the city that had been under seen. Mr •• Benvenistl's pending · Aled, Beged-Or, Dorine, Elanit, tor major magazines, and Is one Jordanian rule before the six-day appointment was endorsed by the Mrs. Milton Dubinsky Is Elastex, Ero, Galla, Gottex, of a series published by the war of 1967. He also said to have Labor party caucus, as scheduled chairman of the Birthday 1 Celebradon. Men have also been Jerco 1• Masklt, Rlkma, Rosen, Committee's Institute of Human recommended acknowledgement and on Mayor Kollek's Insistence, Invited to attend the event, which Pnlna Shallon and Shelly. Relations Press In memory ot of Arab sovereignty even before a despite the demands of the had Is sponsored by the Rhode Island The showing wut he staged, Mr. Sonnabend's father, A. M, peace agreement been opposition Religious party and coordinated and accessorlzed by Sonl)abend, AJC'.s twelfth reached. Both these are contrary three smaller hard-line parties Women's Division, State of Israel Peerless Company. Roz Goldberg President, who died in 1964. to Government policy In the that serve with the Labor party In Bonds. Mrs. Sheldon S. Sollosy Is will he the commentator. Mr. Sonnabend cited four cont-1.nulng International tlle coalition that controls the Women's Division chairman. All merchandise has . been other cases - , ln Massa­ peacemaking effort. Municipal Council. The sale of Israeli ready-to- supplied by the Israel Company chusetts, New Jersey, Mary­ wear merchandise on the world for Fairs and Exhibitions In land and the , State of Wash­ market sj,lrals to additional cooperadon with the Faslilon ington - where efforts arc Mrs. Joslin Berry To Be Installed muttons each year. This year's Center of the Israel Export being made to revoke the liquor ready-to-wear and designer Institute In Tel Aviv: licenses or tax-exempt status of collecdon Is touring sixty major Reservadons may be made by p r I v at e clubs that exclude As President Of Temple Sisterhood cities throughout the .United calling Israel's birthday specific raciaJ or religious Mrs. J oslln Berry will be States and Canada. committee at 521-8914. groups. Installed as president for 1971-72 He added that individuals and at the annual meedng of Temple organizations were placing Emanu-EI Sisterhood on TUesday, Secretary Of S fate Rogers increased pressure on ex:. May 4, In the temple meedng cluslonist clubs by cancelling house at 12:30 p.m. memberships and by refusing to Mil ton Dubinsky, Temple May Visit Israel; Egypt hold meetings - and social Emanu-El vice president, will WASHINGTON - Secretary Israel last week. functions at such clubs. He cited Install the slate of officers· and of State William P. Rogers Is The long-delayed presentation an instance last year In which board of directors. Philip E. Hoffman, president of expected to visit Egypt, Israel of the Israeli proposal cleared The officers · are Mrs. Joseph and several other Middle Eastern the way for the Secretary's trip, the American Jewish Committee, wrote to college and university G, Fishbein, Mrs. Gerald countries early next month, in the opinion of specialists here Winograd, Mrs. Benton Odessa presidents across the country, informed sources said. on the Middle East. He was un­ and Mrs. Edward Aronson, vice suggesting that they ask their Although plans for the trip are derstood to be reluctant to visit presidents; Mrs. Ralph Levitt, not final, the Secretary is said to either Israel or Egypt as long as administrative staffs, alumni treasurer; Mrs. Jason Cohen, be anxious to familiarize himself the talks between the two coun~ associations and other groups recording secretary; Mrs. Gerald with the area that has absorbed tries were at a complete Im­ affiliated. with the universities not Har I am , corre spondlng most of his diplomatic energies passe. to use the facilities of clubs secretary; Mrs. Abraham during the last two years. It will practicini discrimination. In Greenberg, malling secretary; reply, more than 300 presidents be Mr. Rogers• first trip to the Now, although offfcials here Mrs. Mathew Fishbein, Mrs. strongly sfftrmed their support of Middle East. say that much hard bargaining Dudley J. Block and Mrs. Gerald remains ahead, the atmosphere the A.JC's request and indicated He Is also expected to visit Jacobs, assistant malling surrounding the negotiations has that they had Instructed their Lebanon, · Jordan and perhaps secretaries: Mrs. Manfred Improved and the Secretary can affiliated organizations to comply. Saudi Arabia. The sources said Selden, comptroller, and Mr:s, . visit Egypt and Israel without. that he would confer with govern­ Adrian Goldstein and Mrs.