The Southern Israelite. (Augusta, Ga.) 1925-1986, October 26, 1979, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage 2 I HE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE, October 26, 1979 BERN IE FRIEDRICH AL RICE Whenever You Think Wheels. Call Bernie or Al at 1744 Scott Blvd. m Decatur, Ga. 633-9191 LEASE OR BUY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE ON ANY CAR FOREIGN OR DOMESTIC PLUS: The Personal Service and know-how of two Veteran Car Men—Names You Can Trust! ANY MODEL ANY MAKE iFOODl GIANT 5925 Roswell Road. 12581 Piedmont Road, N.E Next to K Marti N.E. Next to K Mart Hwy. 41 at Akers MiH Road across from l Cumberland Mall 1402 North Highland Ave. 2565 Bolton Road. N W. 4936 Lower Roswell Rd., Marietta 2525 N. Decatur Rd., Decatur Prices good at these addresses only 7525 Roswell Rd. Cedar Ridge (N. Springs) Atlanta. Ga. NO SALES TO OEALERS OA RESTAURANT! QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Prices Good Oct. 29 thru Nov. 4 Hebrew National Franks, Knocks, Bologna or Salami your choice $"J 77 - 12 oz. pkfl. 32 oz. bod. Hunt’s Tomato Ketchup 690 limit 2 plemte Rosen’s Corned Beef Briskets $179 For cooking or salads Mazola Corn Oil 48 oz. botl. $239 save 56t U.S. No. 1 Florida Seedless White Grapefruit is.790 Delicious Mr. John’s Ice Cream 89 Northern White or Assorted Bathroom Tissue 690 4 roll pafc r Parkay \ Whipped Margarine i b 690 Lenox Park 8 - $ 1 59 1% Milk 'SmPlu*, i I specials In the Atlanta Newtpepeni Dayan resignation signals numbered days for Begin? by Vida Goldgar Calling Moshe Dayan “too sophisticated a political animal to resign just because he was snubbed,” the Jerusalem Post’s Washington correspondent suggested to an Atlanta audience Monday night that the foreign minister may have sensed that Prime Minister Begitl’s d.eys as head of the coalition . are numbered. Speaking at Ahavath Achim Synagogue, Wolf Blitzer said, “Perhaps Dayan sensed there would be new elections and perhaps Begin would be removed and he (Dayan) could come back.” Blitzer said he personally thinks there will be early elections in the next few months, “Even if Begin can reshuffle the cabinet and patch up the government, it is only going to be bandages, and it won’t take long to unravel the ideological splits.” Despite Israel’s enormous economic difficulties and political disarray (heightened that very day by the Supreme Court’s ruling against the Elon Moreh settlement), Blitzer was generally optimistic about Israel’s future. Blitzer expressed confidence that the peace treaty between Israel and Egypt will succeed and predicted that though the going will be bumpy for a while, Israel’s relations with the United States are going to be smooth. He warned, however, that “American supporters of Israel cannot just assume everything will work out, because others are trying to do everything they can to undercut United States support.” Noting that “as long as the United States depends so heavily on the Middle East for oil, there will be problems,” Blitzer said that Republican presidential hopeful John Connally’s nine-point Middle East plan “demonstrates that he is weak and is caving into blackmail and becoming the mouthpiece of the oil producing companies and the Arabs.” Blitzer gives President Carter high marks for “doing something no other president had done before" by serving as mediator in achieving the peace treaty. He suggested that one of the reasons Levi's LEVI STRAUSS & CO $10.00 DENIMS & CORDUROYS Straight Legs • Boot Legs • Flare Legs BOYS’ SIZES 6-14 (Slim & Regular); Students (25-30); Huskies MEN’S SIZES 27-38 Limit 2 pairs per person — Quantities Limited -DURING OUR SALE- 20% OFF ON ALL MERCHANDISE (except accessories) ' Sale thru October 31 BOYS’ & MEN S CLOTHING 3330 Piedmont Road, N.E. PIEDMONT-PEACHTREE CROSSING (Across Piedmont from Tower Place) 262-3475 MAJOR CARDS ACCEPTED Moshe Dayan’s secret talks with Jordan’s King Hussein failed was that there was no third party with the respect of both sides who could come in and help with an impasse. Nonetheless, the journalist accused the administration of some serious blunders and foolish policies. He mentioned specifically United States pressure in 1977 for comprehensive peace talks which included Russia and the PLO. and the “administration’s continued flirtatious overtures to the PLO.” "If the U.S. is seen by the rejectionist states as having doubts about the Camp David peace process, the less likely they will be to support the peace process.” The United States posture. Blitzer said, “must be one of resolute and determined support for Egypt and Israel to move ahead. Once the rest of the Arabs realize the United States is not going to cave in. the better chance there is to succeed." The forthcoming U.S. elections give American voters the opportunity to really press candidates, both presidential and congressional, to state their views and to study their records, "and not accept wishy-washy answers or platitudes regarding Israel.” which Blitzer called “unacceptable." 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