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J Bell* are ringing named of AJWF telephone effort The Atlanta Jewish Welfare Federation Campaign Telethon will kick off on Monday, Apr. 18, at 6:00 p.m. at the Federation of fice, according to Herman Lischkoff, 1977 Telethon chair man. Lischkoff also announced his co-chairmen for the telethon: Marvin Nodvin, George Stern, Stanley Srochi, and Howard Peck. The Telethon will be held every evening the week of April 18, on Sunday, Apr. 24, and Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, Apr. 26 and 27. Lischkoff reported that there are close to 2000 cards in the Telethon Division, making this the largest division in the cam paign. “We have a unique responsibility," he said “to Herman Lischkoff provide a large segment of our Jewish community an oppor tunity to stand up and be counted. We will provide them the ‘mitzva’ of giving support to the humanitarian causes both here in Atlanta and in Israel. "Numbers are important and total community support is vital to reach our goal,” Lischkoff concluded. Leadership and workers in every campaign division have been asked to give one evening or one Sunday morning to the Telethon effort. Lischkoff was co-chairman of the Telethon last year and has been active in the campaign for a number of years. He is a member of the Atlanta Jewish Community Center board and the board of the Hebrew Academy. Dupont occused of surrender' in face of Arab boycott demand WILMINGTON, Del., (JTA) - The American Jewish Congress accused the DuPont Co. Monday of “surrender” to Arab boycott demands and rejection of the same anti-boycott principles that its chairman, Irving S. Shapiro, had supported in his capacity as chairman of the Business Roundtable. The charge was made at DuPont’s annual meeting here by Will Maslow, general counsel of the AJCongress. He referred to a resolution submitted by four DuPont stockholders who are AJCongress members question ing the firm’s compliance with Arab boycott demands. The DuPont Board of Directors urg ed its stockholders to reject the resolution in a letter circulated along with the notice of the an nual meeting. Maslow noted that the Business Roundtable, consisting of some 150 top American business executives throughout the country, wrote to President Carter on March 3 enclosing a "Joint Statement of Principles re Foreign Boycott Legislation” signed by Shapiro and Burton M. Joseph, national chairman of the Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith. Says Prohibitions Ignored In Practice The statement included “a series of recommendations for anti-boycott legislation, in cluding a prohibition of negative blacklisting and similar ex clusionary certificates” which the DuPont chairman urged the Senate and House to enact into law, Maslow said. “Yet these very prohibitions .. . are ignored by DuPont in its business practices and rejected by DuPont’s management,” Maslow asserted. He cited as evidence of DuPont’s “surrender” to the Arab boycott a letter the company sent to the Securities and Exchange Com mission Jan. 21, 1977, admitting that it furnished Arab customers with certificates j attesting to the non-Israeli origin of goods and “statements concerning the non-existence of certain commercial relations with Israel at the time of cer tification.” Maslow also quoted a letter of Jan. 16, 1976, that he received from DuPont acknowledging that "certain purchasers of DuPont products who are located in Arab countries have stipulated as conditions of purchase that the goods not con tain Israeli raw materials and that the goods not be shipped in Israeli vessels or other blacklisted vessels ....” Maslow said the letter also admitted that DuPont had indicated to purchasers that it did not have a branch in Israel and that par ticular goods sold to an Arab purchaser did not contain Israeli raw materials. The Best Hand-Rolled Bagel In Atlanta BUY A DOZEN BAGELS AND WE LL THROW IN THE HOLES WITH THIS AD Open C&S Bank Building 7 Days On The Square In Decatur Bruce The Bagel Bender 378-9240 Tuesday Trhough Saturday, 11 am. to 6 p.m. Sundays 12 noon to 6 p.m. 261-8198 For 10% off on custom framing bring in this ad through May 1st framing. AMATIHTS IY NORMAN ACKR0YD KRASKIN GALLERY «H(UTM0amYMU STURT* SCWMU HW Amitt»teMtt1ST7 FOURTEEN WEST REALTY We are the “Who, Where" and “Why”.of real estate in Atlanta’s close-in neighborhoods. We are 14 very nice people who keep on working until every client is happy with the transaction they make in selling their home! If you want a “SOLD" sign on your property real quick, list it with 14 WEST REALTY! Our combined experience spans more than 65 years! 4 of us are mem bers of the Million Dollar Club of real estate sales! It makes sense to list with PROVEN successful qualified professionals! We can get you top dollar! List with 14 WEST because... 14 WEST is BEST! Open Every Day From 9 AM - 6 PM FOURTEEN WEST REALTY 1411 North Highland A venue, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia 30306 404 /874-6357 □3 v. J •v i i !