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No agreement reached in self-rule discussions by Gil Sedan JERUSALEM (JTA)—The Israeli officials to the autonomy talks in Alexandria returned here Tuesday after three days of talks with Egyptian officials and American representatives without apparently reaching any agreement on how much self-rule to grant the West Bank and Gaza Strip Palestinians. According to news report from Cairo, the Egyptians and Israelis adhered to widely differing positions on this issue. Meir Rosenne, Israel’s Ambassador to France, who is a member of the autonomy talks delegation, told reporters at Atarot Airport that he has prepared a detailed report of the talks which will be submitted to the ministerial autonomy committee. Rosenne conceded that there were a number of points on which there was no agreement with the Egyptians, but added that “there was progress in the talks.” The Egyptian and Israeli delegations agreed to meet once again before the end of the month. Some progress reportedly was made in the working group that deals with the elections to the autonomy administrative bodies. A difference remained, however, over the voting age. The Egyptians demanded that the minimum voting age should be 18, while the Israelis want it to be 21. Meanwhile, the Foreign Ministry denied allegations by Egyptian Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Boutros Ghali that Israel had raised difficulties over providing entry visas for Egyptians. Foreign Ministry officials said they would not enter into a public controversy with Egypt over this subject but noted that there were “substantial differences" between the data provided by Ghali in an interview with the semi-official newspaper Al-Ahram in Cairo and those compiled by Israel. Ghali reportedly complained that Israel has so far approved only one Egyptian request for an entry visa, that of an Egyptian Jew. Furthermore, he reportedly complained that even the approval of this request took a long time. However, officials in Jerusalem noted that all 57 of 57 visa applications were approved here within a few days. THE PCKlNd RESTAURANT Atlanta'^ First and acclaimed the best Mandarin Style Chinese Restaurant The Peking-i$ the only Chinese re»taurant to be voted as one of Atlanta’s best in the )an/Feb 1977 article "A Guide to Atlanta’s Best Restuarants.” —Brown’s Guide to Georgia AI»o Serving Hunan and Szechuan Serving Beer and Wine ^ Cfoaed Tu«$d»y» ^ Lunch Special From $1.88 Hi S3 3361 Buford Flwy. (Northeast Plaza) 634-2373 Take Out SO-LO FOODS Cheshire Bridge at LaVista Rd ATLANTA Prices effective thru Sunday 9/2/79. LE SEUR PEAS 17 oz. can 3/ $ l 00 | GREEN GIANT Whole Kernel CORN 17 oz. can 3/>l°°| USDA CHOICE, Oven Ready, Standing RIB ROAST *2 X 2 BREAKSTONE s.z CREAM CHEESE 590 WELLWORTH© Kosher PICKLES qt. jars 990 MORRISON & SCHIFF HOT DOGS s ib S3; $999 CROWLEY S © Small Curd 12 oz. COTTAGE CHEESE 2/99C THOMPSON Seedless White GRAPES 49t CROWLEY’S 16 or SOUR CREAM® 78<P WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! AJAX LAUNDRY <9 or DETERGENT $ J 23 NABISCO PREMIUM CRACKERS ON SALE NEXTWEEK. We feature Oscar Mayer Products at everyday discount prices: Meat and Beef Franks, Meat and Beef Bologna, Sausage Links, Variety Pak Beef, and Square 0 Meat. Also, Claussen 24 02. or 32 oz. Pickles, Tomatoes, and Sauerkraut. if riBti w m WTiWi as seen in leading men s magazine GO’ GENTLEMEN S QUARTERLY $ 400 to $ 450 our price the incomparable traditional Sussex suit unsurpassed for exacting specifications that maintain impeccable custom quality. MON TO FRI10 TO 9 SAT TO 5:30 SUNDAY 12:30 TO 5:30 MASTER CHARGE • VISA WELCOMED 3343 BUFORD HWY. N.E. ATLANTA • 325-1923 Page 3 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE August 24, 1979