Raleigh House Sold;
Operations Unchanged
Raleigh House has been sold to
Interstate United Corp. of Chicago
for stock worth more than $2,000,-
000, it was announced last week-
end. No changes in the present
operations of Raleigh House are
planned, however.
The Chicago company has opera-
tions in 35 states including public
restaurants and institutional feed-
ing programs.
Lord Dudley was one of the most
absent-minded men I think I ever
met in society. One day he met me
in the street, and invited me to
meet myself. "Dine with me today;
dine with me, and I will get Sydney
Smith to meet you." I admitted
the temptation he held out to me,
but said I was engaged to meet
him elsewhere. -Sydney Smith.
Different Kind of Student Protest
Local Teens Fight Injustice
carried an effigy of one of the
doomed men hanging - a figure
made of papier mache that had
served as a Haman in a happier,
more joyous parade last Purim.
There were no smiles last Frid6,
no noisemakers, no dancing.
The messages on the signs re-
vealed why the students had cut
their afternoon classes to travel
into the middle of the business-
man's downtown to make their
voices heard: "Genocide-an Inter-
nal Affair?"; "Private Trial-Pub-
lie Hanging"; "Iraq: a 20th Cen-
tury Salem?"; "14 Hanged - the
Crowd Cried for More!"
Et-Gar, which numbers close to
70 members, was formed three
weeks ago by students with concern
for Israel and with hopes of -com-
bating Arab propaganda.
One leader of the group, David
Waste!, a senior at Cooley High
School, explained that recent j
events, the French embargo for
at Miller Roa
one, and Arab propaganda on
CAMELOT W. Warren 1-5040
such college campuses as Wayne,
Christopher Jones
had sparked the group's forma-
"3 IN THE ATTIC"
6:25, 8:25, 10:25 SAT. SUN.
tion.
2:00, 4:05, 6:05, 8:15, 10:20
Wartel said Et-Gar hopes to
Persons under 16 not admitted unless
accompanied by parent or guardian. "educate as many people as pos-
sible to the truth" in the Arab-
MAIN, ROYAL OAK mai ii toilaomile Israel conflict. "We want to edu-
Elizabeth Taylor, Mia Farrow
cate Jewish youth as well as their
"SECRET CEREMONY"
parents on just why Arab propa-
Plus Richard Widmark in
ganda works." He explained tha t1
"MADIGAN"
in educating the youth, it will en-
Plymouth Rd.
MAI KAI
at Farmington Rd.
able them to factually confront and
GA 7-0400 & KE 4-6400
debate Arab accusations they may
Kirk Douglas in
encounter in college or in other
"THE BROTHERHOOD"
WK. NIGHTS 6:20, 8:25, 10:25.
situations.
SAT. EVE. 6:20, 8:30
Wartel noted that an important
SUN. 2:10, 4:15, 6:20, 8:30.
Suggested for mature audiences
asset of the group lies in its "abil-
Starts Wed. "THE KILLING OF
By PAM SHRIMAN
In an age of frequent student sit-
ins and demonstrations, a proces-
sion of sign-toting teen-agers at
Kennedy Square on a mid-after-
noon Friday is not an extraordinary
sight.
But there was something special
about the protest in the square last
Friday.
The newly formulated group of
high school students, Et-Gar-along
with several adults and collegiates
-was not demanding student pow-
er but was condemning the Jan.
27 hanging of 14 Iraqis, nine of
them Jews, in Iraq.
The protesters marched in sol-
emn silence on the sidewalk be-
side the square. Two young boys
16-Friday, February 7, 1969
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Yvette Mimieux
Christopher Jones
ity to mobilize at a moment's no-
tice." Last Friday's protest was
planned with less than two day's
notice. Publicity was circulated in
high schools, and word was passed
from mouth to mouth. The result'
about 100 marchers in the square.
Among the marchers was an-
other Cooley High student, 16-
year-old Alan Leventen, chair-
man of Et-Gar's fact-finding com-
mittee, essential in accomplish-
ing the goals of the group.
Another committee writes and
publishes material received from
the fact-finding committee, perti-
nent facts about Israel, world re-
action to her and dealings in Arab
propaganda. Newsletters, pamph-
ROYAL
lets and teach-ins, however, are
still in the planning stage.
"3 IN THE ATTIC"
The group continued to march
WEEKNIGHTS & SAT.
outside the square as the sun dis-
open 6:45, shown 7:35, 10:00
SUN. open 1:45, shown 2:20,
appeared behind downtown's sky-
4:20, 6:20, 8:20, 10:20
scrapers and the wind changed to
No one under 16 admitted without
a bitter cold. Some marchers were
parent or guardian.
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singing and chanting, as other Et-
ROYAL OAK
Gar members distributed flyers
Held Over
explaining the demonstration to
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passersby. Businessmen, secre-
"GONE WITH THE WIND"
MON. thru FRI., 8:00 only; SAT., 3:30 taries, meter-maids and students
& 8:00; SUN. 3:30, 7:30.
stood watching as the Friday rush
hour traffic began to reach its
Teachers-Group Leaders!
peak around the square.
Spec. group rates & bookings
One onlooker, 17-year-old Jim
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Sepin, a student at East Catholic
High
School, said he was glad to
Spec. kiddie matinee SAT. & SUN. at
12:00 & 2:00, "CHARLIE THE LONE. see someone speaking out against
SOME COUGAR" & "MICKEY MOUSE'
what he called "the most inhumane
BIRTHDAY PARTY."
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while-and that covers a lot of
Exclusive Detroit PreMiere
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Judith Christ, N.B.C.
Sepin said, "Religion doesn't
have anything to do with an action
"THE QUEEN"
Wk. nights 7:30, 9:30 - SAT. 6:00, 8:10,
so inhumane. I wish I could march,
SUN. 5:30, 7:30, 9:30
but I don't have a sign . . . " and
(the queens name Is Richard)
at that moment one of his friends
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Acres of Free Parking
The marchers gathered inside
Franco Zeffirelli's Color Production of
the square for a 30-second silent
"ROMEO & JULIET"
tribute
to the martyrs and a short
MON. thru THUR. 7:15, 9:45 FRI. 5:30,
8:00, 10:30 SAT. 12:30, 3.00, 5:30, 8:00 reading which ended in an appeal
10:30 SUN. 2:00, 4:30, 7:00, 9:30
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for a letter campaign to politicans
Call LI 23816 after 7 p.m. for infor- and others because "We must be
mation regarding Spec. School Group
heard!" After more than an hour
Rates & Matinees.
of marching, the protest was ended
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