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July 24, 1964 - Image 32

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1964-07-24

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Great Britain Pledges Action Against Job Discrimination

LONDON (JTA)—A debate on
discriminatory. practices in em-
ployment in Britain took place in
the House of Commons Monday. It
was opened by Sir Barnett Janner
who asked Minister of Labor J. B.
Godber whether or not he was in-
tending to instruct employment
exchanges to discontinue record,

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Star

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ing the requests of employers who
discriminate against candidates on
the basis of religion, race or color.

"The Jewish problem exists
everywhere, where there are Jews

Danny Raskin,' s

-in large numbers; where there is
no Jewish problem, it is imported
by wandering JeWs."

LISTENING

Labor Minister Godber replied
that while his local offices register
requests containing discriminatory
stipulations, several methods have
been adopted to discourage em-
ployers from continuing their pol-
ices of discrimination. The Minis-
ter promised to withhold the serv-
ices of the labor exchanges to em-
ployers who resist all efforts to
make them alter objectionable hir-
ing practices. Sir Barnett Janner's
anti-discrimination views were
supported by several Laborite
members in the Parliament.

--Herzl, The Jewish State, 1896

Malibu Recording. Star

C HUCK
ROBINETT

New Supper Club

eAtnnv our gaii

NEW NICKNAME for Norm
Colbert at Peoples Outfitting Co.
Some of the nation's largest is "Young Love" . . . Seems that
paper mills are located in Kalama- Norm attracts all prospective mari-
tal couples . . . Latest were the
zoo, Michigan.
guy and gal who came in last week
and picked out Norm as their
salesman . . . They selected an
entire house of furnishings and
then asked if he could hold the
SINGS
merchandise until they were mar-
ried . . . in two years!
FOLK BALLADS AND
*
*
ROBERT LANDY, who one
BLUES NIGHTLY
month ago was driving in his car
at
in Pontiac when struck by a freight
train, is now out of the hospital
THE LIVING END and
back home in Oak Park . . .
His new nurses, wife, Jay, and
8225 JOHN C. LODGE
21-year-old daughter, Susan, are
AT SEWARD
happy lassies now that Bob is no
872-4990
longer in critical condition.
* * *
PLANS ARE UNDER way by
Knights of Pythias, Detroit Lodge
fn
55, for a past chancellor's night.
. . . The P. C. gents will be feted
by having a class of new candidates
Delightful Entertainment
named in their honor.
* * *
20480 James Couzen5 DI 2-5660
NEW OWNERS of the Roseline
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Cottages in South Haven, Jesse
and Bertha Graber, have a prob-
lem . . . Wrong price, given by
previous owner's daughter in er-
ror, was put on brochure sent out.
. . . The weekly do-re-mi was more
than it should have been, which
can keep people away . . . Rose-
line Housekeeping Cottages have
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too many good facilities to be
ruined by a wrong price scare.

"Food & Cocktails with Imagination"
in Detroit's newest & most intimate room

Lunches

11 A.M. to 3 P.M.

Dinners

5 to 12 P.M.

Late Snacks • Entertainment Nightly



2229 Jefferson East

just minutes from downtown

PHONE LO 7-0800



Stitch Sirloin
Superb Cuisine



and his

ORCHESTRA

Now thru Sat, rawly 25

MOREY

AM STERDAM

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\ Thompson theOn0`, bar

NOW SERVING

Bountiful Brunch Buffet

Every Sunday Morning — 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Adults $2.35—Children $1.65
Also

Summer Sunday Special Dinners

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$2.65

Our Famous Northwood Inn Relish Tray

Past . . . and Prologue
Two visitors to Washington,
D.C. were riding down Consti-
tution Avenue in a taxi when
they passed the National
Archives Building.
Seeing an inscription, "What
Is Past Is Prologue," written
across the base of a statue in
front of the building, one of
the passengers asked the cab
driver what it meant.
"That," the cabbie said,
"Means 'Brother, you ain't seen
nothin' yet'."

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 24, 1964

(Served with All Dinners)

ROAST PRIME ROUND OF BEEF au Jus,
with Creamy Whipped Potatoes
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GOLDEN BROWN FRIED CHICKEN with
Country Gravy and Creamy Whipped Potatoes
ROAST LONG ISLAND DUCKLING,
Savory Dressing and Giblet Gravy
with Creamy Whipped Potatoes
FRESHLY GROUND CHOPPED SIRLOIN with
Mushroom Gravy and Creamy Whipped Potatoes
BABY LOBSTER TAILS
and FRIED TENDERSWEET CLAMS
with Tartar Sauce and French Fried Potatoes
FILLET OF SOLE with Tartar Sauce
and French Fried Potatoes
SLICES OF COLD PRIME RIB OF BEEF
with Potato Salad

RIVERBOAT RAMBLERS

On The Lower Deck It's The Talented

ERNIE SWAN

1033 Washington Blvd.

Near Michigan Avenue — Downtown

Reservations, WO 2-1735 — Closed Sundays

HERE'S BIG NEWS!

2.65

2.65

2.65

2.65

2.65

2.65

2.65

Fresh Vegetable du Jour

Choice of: Chef's Tossed Green Salad Bowl or
Head Lettuce and Tomato with 1000 Island Dressing

DELICATESSEN and RESTAURANT

2/ NOW PEN

NEXT DOOR TO THE STUDIO 8 THEATER IN THE GREEN-8
SHOPPING CENTER — 21174 GREENFIELD BETWEEN 8 AND 9 MILE ROADS

Coffee, Tea or Milk
Children's Portions at $1.50 Each
Other Menu Items Available

e Are ifictity glanners

AT NORTHWOOD INN We Can Handle from 20 to 500 People in our
Own Banquet Rooms with Ample Parking Available.
SWEET SIXTEEN PARTIES, SHOWERS
WEDDING RECEPTIONS, BAR MITZVAHS
We also do Outside Catering to your Home-Office or Plant

Tuesdays through Sat.
Plays Every Night
Dinner Music from 6 p.m. and for Dancing after 10 p.m. nitely

GEORGE GENOFF'S ORCHESTRA

REMEMBER

Dance to Beany Coffel's

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Choice of: Soup du Jour, Iced Tomato Juice, Frosted Fresh Fruit Juice

WOODWARD AT 11 1 /2 MILE ROAD

Dixieland's Sassiest Brassman

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now featu ring Jo

JO 4-6688

1935.

Detroit's Smartest

MURV SHINER

KATHY
KEEL

One of the world's largest
unions, the United Automobile,
Aircraft and Agricultural Imple-
ment Workers of America, AFL-
CIO, was founded in Michigan in

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Tues. — Thurs. Are Bountiful Buffet Nights
6 P.M. to 10 P.M.

Breakfasts • Lunches • Dinners • After Theater Snacks

THE SAME FINE ARRAY OF FAMOUS SANDWICHES IS BROUGHT TO THE
SUBURBS FROM DOWNTOWN DETROIT BY MARTY.

COMPLETE

CARRY-OUT
SERVICE

OPEN DAILY
& WEEKENDS
7 A.M. - 1 A.M.

Closed Tuesdays

Li 5-0535

BUFFET TRAYS

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SPECIALTY

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AMPLE

smart • lb..

FREE

PARKING

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