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Israel puts Treblinka’s ‘Ivan’ on hold; evidence is studied (^DELUXE KOSHER WORLD PASSOVER TOURS WIDE j ffif shly PREPARED GLATI KOSHER MEALS BAIL* *2 TRADITIONAL SEDER STFNCES *TOP NAME ENTERTAINMENT by Hugh Orgel TEL AVIV (JTA)—John Dem janjuk, alleged former guard at the Treblinka death camp and notor ious for his brutality, was re manded in custody for an addi tional 13 days Sunday as the exam ination of evidence against him continued. Police prosecutor Alex Ish-Sha- lom said that considerable a- mounts of new evidence have been gathered since Demjanjuk was ex tradited to Israel by the U.S. two weeks ago. He said 12 Treblinka survivors have positively identified the Ukrainian-born former Ameri can citizen from Cleveland, Ohio, from photographs as the guard known as “Ivan the Terrible” be cause of his brutal treatment of inmates. Judge Aharon Simcha, presi dent of the Jerusalem Magistrate’s Court which arraigned Dernjanjuk on his arrival in Israel, traveled to Avalon prison near Ramla where a courtroom was set up to hear new evidence. He said the evidence will be used to prepare the formal charges on which Demjanjuk will Continued from page 2. At the White House, spokesman Larry Speakes confirmed that the administration was considering the new arms sale for the Saudis. He went out of his way to describe the equipment as “defensive weapons.” After noting that no final deci sion has yet been made, he said: “This review is taking place within the context of the most recent Iran ian offensive and the threat it poses John Demjanjuk is escorted under heavy guard to the Russian Com pound Police Headquarters in Jerusalem. be tried for war crimes. Demjanjuk had no comments. But, speaking in Ukrainian through an interpreter, he asked that he be allowed to telephone his family in the U.S. “After all, 1 am not being held in the Soviet -Arms Sale- to Arab states of the Gulf.” In response to questions, he refused to speculate about how the most recent developments in Egypt would impact on its relationship with Israel. Privately, however, U.S. officials are convinced that President Hosni Mubarak’s re gime is going to have to “cool it” further with Israel. Prospects of an early Mubarak meeting with Prime Minister Shimon Peres, one U.S. official said, were now remote, given the Union,” he said. Judge Simcha ruled that a telephone call would be up to the prison authorities. The prisoner is allowed to correspond with his family and will be allowed to talk to them by telephone when they come to Israel, the judge said. angry reaction within Egypt such a summit could trigger. In January, the U.S. gave Egypt another $100 million as part of last year’s $1 billion emergency eco nomic grant. A first installment of $500 million was made last year. U.S. officials refused to say when the remaining $400 million transfer would be made. Egypt owes the U.S. interest on some $4.5 billion, and is seeking some ways to ease that debt service burden. THE GATEWAY SCHOOL 'xu THE GATEWAY SCHOOL u>. Enrollment Open for the 1986-87 School Year Applications are now being accepted for the 1986-7 school year. Gateway receives applications without regard to race, religion or national origin. An academic program is offered for children who will be 18 months old (by August 31, 1986) through pre-first/kindergarten. Both morning and afternoon classes are available. 1025 Mt. 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I Large Selection of Candy —specially for Purim— Chuck Roast blade cut 1.99 lb. Breast Deckel 2.89 lb. Freebie! 1 LB. GROUND BEEF FREE with $30 Order (Fresh Chicken Legs & Essex Turkey Excluded) Shoulder Roast square cut 2.89 lb. Shoulder Steak 2.89 lb. Huge Selection of Kosher for Passover Kedem Wines Ground Beef 5 lb. family pack 1.69 lb. Ground Veal 2.29 lb. Ground Turkey 1.99 lb. Reisman Hamantashen iooz pkg 2.89 ea. In-house Specials on Not-for-Passover Packaged Deli Meats salami • bologna • franks • knocks 215 Copeland Rd., N.E. 2166 Briarcliff Rd., N.E. 252-4396 634-6881 Under Strict Orthodox Rabbinical Supervision PAGE 3 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE March 21, 1986