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Czechs' Medals

By Danny Raskin

DELICIOUS ORD ER is the
bagel, lox and cream cheese plat-
ter at the Aged & Rare in the
Harlan House on W. Grand Blvd.
. . . Nice slice of Bermuda onion,
too! . . . The yum yum platter is
served from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
MARGARET LAFIAN plays a
beautiful keyboard at the Attache
piano bar on E. Jefferson, just
S. of Woodward . . . She's there
5 to 7 and 9 to 1.
a
MYRON COHEN being inter-
viewed on WWJ-TV, last week
while appearing at the Act IV,
extolled his love for pancakes
. . . and was told to try them at
Uncle John's . . . While at the
eatery on Eight Mile Rd. after com-
ing in from over 90 degree weather,
Myron told of the two Ubangi
girls meeting one very hot day in
the jungle . . . One of them stuck
her face right up close to the other
one's face and rapidly knocked
off, "Peter Piper Picked a Peck
of Pickled Peppers. Now you fan
me for awhile."
• • •
PANCAKE EATING contest by

LARCO'S

Fine Italian-AmerIcan Cuisine
Deliciously Prepared for the
Discerning Taste

• BANQUET FACILITIES
Now: Open Sunday 12 Noon
7525 W. McNichols Rd., UN 2-6455

Uncle John's in which all high
schools in Detroit area partici-
pated, was won by Walled Lake
High with an average of 31.5 pan-
cakes per boy . . . 40 fellows eat-
ing 1,262 . . . All told, 52,087 pan-
cakes according to Ray Pearce,
were consumed . . . If laid end
to end, says Ben Kasle, this would
reach over five miles!

*

NOBODY, NOT EVEN the
bosses, know what the daily
luncheon special is going to be at
the Adlib on Wyoming and Michi-
gan . . . The "surprise" changes
every day and even the help
stroke their chins in wonderment!
MURRY LIEBERMAN did such
a terrific job for George Roumell
as manager at the Press Club that
George has put Murry in charge at
his Seafood Grotto on Woodward
. . . The spot holds over 160
people with bar, plus three meet-
ing and banquet rooms . . . The
seafood variety is huge, but no
limit on the style or type of food
served . . . In fact, if you want
those eggs and onions like the old
days at Lieberman & Citron on
Linwood, you'll get that, too —
and if Murry is there, get him to
AMERICANA
make them for you!

MOVIE
GUIDE

'Bilu' Renamed 'Dan,'
Enters Zim's Service

new

Magnificent

Mencoffi's

7113 PURITAN

2 Blocks West of Livernois
862-2882 For Res.

Ample Parking

Dinner at DARBY'S

is a real treot

• Visit Our New
SKYLIGHT
ROOM, Cocktail
Lounge and Bar

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• AFTER
.TIEF.ATRE
Snacks .. . •
Delight
LUNCHEON
A Pleasure

Res. UN 2-7642

SEVEN MILE AT WYOMING

Because of the meticu-
lous care given these
cars they have AGED
very little but today
they are RARE col-
lector items.

The- preparation of
your selected dinner
and its service also gets
such meticulous care at

A
ship began a new service
last month under a new name.
She is the Zim Lines' motorship
"Dan," formerly known as the
"Bilu," which sailed from Haifa
May 21 to establish a fortnightly
passenger and car ferry service
between Israel and Venice.
The vessel, whiCh accommodates
500 passengers in a single class
and has drive-on facilities for 120
cars, was re-christened prior to
her first trip under the Zim Lines
houseflag. Built in Belgium in
1964, the Dan is one of the newest
and most modern :passenger liners
employed in regular service on
the Mediterranean.
She maintains a schedule of fort-
nightly sailings from Haifa to
Limassol, Cyprus, Piraeus, port of
Athens, Greece and Venice, Italy.
The Dan is fully air-conditioned.
All of her cabins have private
shower and toilet. Other facilities
include a swimming pool, bars,
lounges, library, duty-free gift
shop, barbershop and beauty salon.

ADAMS

Grand Circus Park

OPEN 11:00 A.M.
WO 1-8525
Walt Disney's, Both in Color

"THE SHAGGY DOG"
11:18, 2:38, 5:58, 9:18
"THE ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR"

12:59, 4:19, 7:39, 10:59

Wed. Ladies' Day SOc

CAMELOT W '

Warren

at Miller Road

5 81-
5040
Air Cooled by Refrigeration
Special Selective Engagement of
Roger Hammerstein's

"THE SOUND OF MUSIC"

FOX

from 4:30 p.m.

JOEL NASH
from 8:30 p.m.

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lore

)(MAY
AT MILWAUKEE
IN THE HARLAN
HOUSE

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873.6100

taste adventure you

won't

Free Parking

Aid

to Israel

NEW YORK (JTA)—The Ameri-
can trade union movement will he
asked to make contributions from
union treasuries and to solicit a
day's pay from union members as
voluntary contributions to the needs
of Histadrut, Israel's Labor Fed-
eration, stemming from the impact
of the Arab-Israeli war, it was an-
nounced by Charles S. Zimmerman,
chairman of the board of the Na-
tional Committee for Labor Israel.
He made the annduncement at
an emergency meeting of the board
at which a report was presented
by Yehoshua Levy. Histadrut treas-
urer who told the hoard that Israel
was confronted by "a major eco-
nomic task" of resuming its indus-
trialization and absorbing man-
power soon to be released from ac-
tive military duty. He said the His-
tadrut network of health, educa-
tional and welfare institutions was
feeling a financing 'pinch and cre-
ating a huge Histadrut deficit. lie
appealed to American trade unions
to expand their financial aid from
the $1,000.000 pledged, before war
broke out on June 5, to several
times that amount.
The American labor movement
also has pledged to subscribe to
$10,000,000 worth of AMPAL de-
bentures to help modernize coopera-
tive enterprises in Israel. Last
month. George Meany, president
of the AFL-CIO and the AFL-CIO
executive council, agreed to sub-
scribe to the debentures.

The new 'Americana Theater'
will offer a "Young Americana
Night" saluting teen-agers and
young adults in opening week
festivities tonight. Other events
this weekend will be "Newsboy
Day," 10 a.m. Saturday and "Am-
ericana On Parade," an exhibit
of Norman Rockwell drawings, - 1
p.m. Sunday.

Held over 2nd BIG WEEK

ZEROMOSIEL , PHILSILYERS

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Daily open 6:45, shown 7:00, 10:40.
Sat. Eve., re-open 6:45, shown 7:00,
10:40. Sun. open 1:00, shown 3:25,
7:00, 10:40.

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Daily 8:40 only. Sat. Eve. 9:00 only.
Sun. 1:25, 5:00, 8:40.
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SAT. SPEC. CHILDREN'S MATINEE
OPENS 1:00
"JACK THE GIANT KILLER" &
"THE LIVELY SET"

' BERK LEY THEATRE

LI 2-0330

12 MILE AT COOLIDGE•

2SHOWSDAILYAT

2 and 8 PM (7 PM Sunday)!

GIGANTIC SPECTACLE!

STEPHEN BO'YD•AVA GARDNER
RICHARD HARRIS -JOHN HUSTON

PETER O'TOOLE•MICHAEL PARKS
GEORGE C. SCOTT

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20th Cm:ory-For PrttentS

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EVENINGS of

larndi D-150'

8:00 P.M./EXCEPT SUNDAY at 7:03 P.M.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY at 2:00 P.M.

fOR THEATRE PARTY AND CROUP SALES INFORMATION
CAtt. ANN SQUIRES 1134001

GRAND CIRCUS PARK CALL 9622933

DETROIT PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT!

a new, ibn by
inginar berg/flan

2211 Woodward—WO 1.9494
Air Conditioned

INGMAR BERGMAN'S
Pe/EAA:reutz.

Erskine's Caldwell's

"GOD'S LITTLE ACRES"

All Star Cast, Michael Landon
Tina Louise, Buddy Hacket
And in Color—Lana Turner

"MADAME X"

8131 ts/IPFOSSOft

Doors Open 10:45 a.m. Free Parking
LATE SHOW Friday and Saturday
For schedule information call
WO 1.7917
WED. LADIES DAY, 50c

"THE SLENDER THREAD"

11:30, 4:00, 8:30
Wed. Ladies Day 50c

MAI KAI

Plymouth Rd.
at Farmington Rd.
GA 7-0400 & KE 4.6400
Air Cooled by Refrigeration
Special Selective Engagement of
Roger Hammerstein's

"THE SOUND OF MUSIC"

STUDIO I

tivernois at Davison •

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STUDIO NEW CENTER

Sri at lb. Chi. • TR 4-0025 • FREE PARKING • EWAN,* as 3rd

TINA,

4 ACADEMY AWARD

NOMINATIONS („xcizef
INCLUDING

"BEST ACTRESS!" GiR-L

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at Seville Hotel

1

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A MAN
BEST FOR ALL
PICTURE SEASONS

One of America's Finest Restaurants
Featuring Superb Cantonese Cuisine

3148 Second Blvd.

WE.

6 ACADEMY
AWARDS
INCLUDING

Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer
WEEK DAYS. Doors open 7:00. Shown
8 p.m. WED.: Matinee 1:30. EVE.: 8:00.
SAT.: 2:00, 5:20, 8:40. SUN.: 1:30, 4:45,
8:05.

Exotic Cocktails

LIV ULLMANN

FRI.: 8:00, 10:00; SAT.: 7:00, 9:00, 11:00

LYNN RED GRAVE

1 Blk. N. of Masonic Temple

forget.

Americana Theater
Offers Youth Salute

STARTING MONDAY, JUNE-26th, and THROUGHOUT the SUMMER,

Held Over 2nd BIG WEEK

1:20, 5:50, 10:20

JERRY ROBINSON
at the piano bar

Labor Pledges
t'n

Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer
WEEKDAYS Doors open 7:00 Shown at
p.m. WED.: Matinee 1:30. EVE.; 8:00.
SAT.: 2:00, 5:20, 8:40. SUN. 1:30, 4:45,
5:05.

Open 10:45

Open Sundays

and

FRI. AND WK. DAYS: Open 6:15, Shown
6:45, 8:35, 10:20. SAT., SUN.: Open 1:00,
Shown 1:25, 3:10, 4:55, 6:45, 8:30, 10:30.
Special Opening Week Festivities

"HURRY SUNDOWN"

FORBIDDEN CITY

TE 1-0775

GRAND OPENING
"A GUIDE FOR THE MARRIED MAN"

Air Cooled by Refrigeration

ANNOUNCING: Our New Temple Room
For Sweet Sixteens, Showers and Private Parties.

An enchanting atmosphere

9 Mi. &
Greenfield Rd.
358-3920
444-8676
A RETURN TO ELEGANCE
FOR ALL MOVIEGOERS
Cooled by Refrigeration

GRAND CIRCUS Part,Y1, `AT»

Under New Management

Henry Yee's

TEL AVIV (JTA)—Israeli Jews
who fought with the Czechoslovak
forces or in the anti-Nazi under-
ground and won medals for hero-
ism decided to send back their
medals to the Czech government as
a protest against the Czechoslovak
attitude toward Israel and the de-
cision to break diplomatic relations
with Israel over the Arab-Israel
war.
The Czechoslovak section of the
Israeli Fighters Against the Nazis
collected all the medals and will
send them back in one package to
Prague. Officials of ne section told
newsmen that it was "a shame"
that a government which had suf-
fered under Nazi occupation would
defend "a dictator like Nasser
whose aggression was proven be-
yond dispute." They added that in
severing relations with Israel, the
Czech government had proved that
it sided with aggressors and did
not seek justice.

Friday, June 23, 1967-31

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

M.: 8-00.10 oo
Sae-: 7 00
900. 11-00

STUDIO-NORTH

4-11r. Meet

Parking let front of Theatre

Woodward at 9-Mila • V. 151611