2 Al4-Wednesday, February 20, 1980 - North Shore News Israeli embassy oper in Egypt CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) - Israel opened its first embassy in the Arab world Monday with a flag ceremony punctuated by heavy security, an emotional Israeli speech and cries of joy. But the occasion was politically clouded by a publicized blast by the Egyptian government against Israel's settlement policy in occupied Arab lands and aeée related newspaper attack on Eliahu Ben-Elissar, the first Israeli ambassador to Egypt, one week before his arrival to take up his post. Israeli Charge D’Affaires Yose Hadass, his wife at his side along with a handful of Isracli and Egyptian officials and leaders of Cairo’s tiny Jewish community, pulled a string to unfurl the blue-and- white Star of David flag. The flag ‘had been folded and strapped to a slanting flagpole attached to the second-floor balcony of the two-storey embassy building, a villa in the Dokki district where several other foreign missions have their premises. As the flag made its first flutter in a soft breeze under sunny skies, a crowd of about 200 in the street applauded and _ Hadass, smiling broadly, waved to them with both arms. A woman member of the Cairo Jewish community ululated — wailed — in the traditional Arab expression of joy when the flag un- furled. Another shouted “Long live President Anwar Sadat,” whose 1977 visit to Jerusalem launched an initiative culminating in last March's signing of the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty. Security was heavy outside the embassy, with scores of uniformed policemen and plainclothes detectives standing guard, Several truckloads of anti- riot police stood on side streets. Sharpshooters were positioned on rooftops. The 20-minute ceremony included the unveiling of a brass sign at the embassy gate, identifying the building in Hebrew, Arabic and Enghsh, and an emotional speech by Hadass. a 52-year- old Syrian-born career diplomat. The great majority of Arab states oppose _ the Israeh-Egyptian treaty that led to Israel's first embassy in an Arab country and have clamped diplomatic and economic sanctions against Cairo. Journalists jailed MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) - Four opposition journalists were sentenced Monday to two years at hard labor in prison for publishing Stories that allegedly “damaged the interests and conquests” of the Sandinista revolution. Special *599 ® Quality built nBc * Fully Guaranteed ® Over 1000 Sold old kitten may have a bit of siamese in his background. Whatever his ancestry, he needs a good home, and If you can give him one, phone Doris Orr at 987-9015. SAVE NOW-BUY NOW } A LUMAFLAME FIREPLACE INSERT El Pueblo was shut down three weeks ago under a vague decree issued by the Junta of National Recon- struction outlawing “counterevolutionary” crit- icism of the seven-month-old Sandinista revolution. Pet Corner — but this 14-week- 1470 PEMBERTON AVE. sont vancouver mon GS N@l QUALITY, SELECTION, VALUE ..., ALWAYS THE BEST FOR THE PRICE....! CLASSIC DANISH DINING CHAIR ‘ Traditional imported quality and style, this teak stained beachwood chair has practical vinyl seat cushion. S HURRY FOR THIS LOW, LOW PRICE SWEDISH STYLED CORNER SOFA SET This fully sprung, loose cushion sectional offers style and comfort in a selection of natural shade corduroys. = 3 BUDGET PRICED AT P| EXTENDABLE TEAK DINING TABLE ... from Denmark. As shown in 4’ diameter, this table extends to over 7’ with two leaves. Super solid teak rounded edge and pedestal. 93 @ S ONE TIME LOW PRICE 980-6922 /| For complete into and FREE Demo CALL: 988-8514 Evenings 1588 RAND AVE. vancouver * BTOCK SUBJECT TO PRIOR BALE + VISA MASTER CHARGE 261-3187 * DELIVERY AVAN ABLE ATEXTRA COS! »°* MOURS MON GAT 030 AM 6.30PM THUAS & FAI Th OPM PuRPTTURE CO