THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
30—Friday, January 4, 1974
Kosher Dinners at Holiday Inns
Holiday Inns of America,
the world's largest motel
chain, announced that kosher
dinners are now available in
160 company operated Holi-
day Inns through the U. S.
including Hawaii.. Meals are
also offered in Mexico and
the Carribean.
By agreement with
Schreiber Caterers of New
York, the (U) approved
meals will be served upon
request by the Holiday Inns.
Six separate meat meals are
available in the initial serv-
ice.
Creative Party Planning
In making the announce-
ment, Sam Ward, director of
food and beverage quality
control of Holiday Inns,
noted that franchised inns
throughout the world will
soon provide this desired ac-
commodation for travelers
who desire kosher gourmet
foods.
Arrangements for this com-
bined project were made by
Gold and Seiger Development
Co., of Memphis, Tenn.,
which has the exclusive
rights to this arrangement.
Memphis is the home office
of Holiday Inns. Kemmons
Wilson is chairman of the
board of Holiday Inns.
including
Southfield Auto Worker Battles GM, UAW in Religions Bias Suit
in the U. S. District Court and Young, specialists in the ants. Even if the latter's
chances are nil, another suit
for the Eastern District of area of civil rights.
The Equal Employment "will strain my resources to
Michigan.
the limit," Marlowe said.
It represents another step Cpportunity Commission has
allowed
its
government
at-
in one man's odyssey to ob-
Jewish Inheritance
tain justice in the courts — torney to join the local team
an appeal that has cost a]- as amicus curiae.
Every inheritance of the
The Circuit Court in Cin- Jewish people, every teach-
most $8,000 to process.
Marlowe, a Jew employed cinnati censured the district ing of their secular history
at the GM Fisher Body- court for failing to hold an and religious experience,
Pontiac Division plant here, oral argument providing a draws them powerfully to the
side of charity, liberty and
has charged that GM denied full disclosure of the facts.
Marlowe said he raised the progress. — Calvin Coolidge,
him the right of advance-
ment, promotion or overtime almost $8,000 with great dif- in "The Spiritual Foundation
because of his religion. He ficulty because the company of America."
also charged that the UAW and the union "made sure
failed to represent Marlowe that my income was limited J. J. CLARKE STUDIO
in good faith against GM and to 40 hours per week, re-
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and
possibly
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tent and purpose limits the
employment and promotional new appeal by the defend-
opportunities of Jewish em-
ployes."
The 6th U. S. Circuit Court
of Appeals in Cincinnati last
month vacated the distirct
court's dismissal of Mar-
lowe's suit but cautioned that
its ruling should not be taken
"as an indication that the
Philip G. Givens, former court has reached any con-
mayor of Toronto who is na- clusion on the merits of the
tional president of the Can- case."
GM and the UAW had
adian Zionist Federation of
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Women of Jewish National not entitled to a court hear-
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event noon Jan. 22 at Cong. hausted his administrative
Shaarey Zedek. The event remedies under the union's
marks the end of the 1973 contract and constitution. But
fund raising, goal of which the appellate court noted that
is the replanting of 100,000 in view of the charges, it
trees destroyed in the Yom would be futile for him to
Kippur War. Givens is a "exhaust the union remedial
former member of the On- procedure."
tario Parliament.
Marlowe first filed suit in
August 1970. Preliminary
hearings took two years. Al-
though the trial was to begin
Nov. 28, 1972, further delays
pushed the court date to Feb-
Dr. Yehuda Amir, visiting ruary, 1973, and the defend-
professor of psychology at ants' request for dismissal
BOBYE GREEN'S
the University of Wisconsin, was granted on Feb. 15 on
on leave from his post as the grounds that Marlowe
chairman of the psychology _had not exhausted the union
department at Bar-Ilan Uni- remedial procedure.
398-1331
3055 W. 12 Mile, Berkley
Marlowe is being repre-
versity, will speak 1:30 p.m.
Master
Charge
(Mon.-Sat.
10:30-4:30)
BankAmericard
Wednesday at the McGregor sented by the Southfield law
Memorial Conference Center form of Bornstien, Wishnow
at Wayne State University.
His topic will be `Ethnic
Origins and Social Relations
in Israeli Society."
Born in Vienna, Prof. Amir
emigrated to Palestine in
1938. Following service in the
War for Independence he
studied at Hebrew Univer-
sity. He earned a masters
degree at the Yeshiva Uni-
versity and a PhD degree in
Invites vou to the
social psychology at New
Second Annual
York University.
Prof. Amir served as head
Sholvin ,.; of Odc
of the social science research
and Graphics- by
division of the Israeli army,
joined Bar-Ilan's psychology
department in 1967 and be-
Starrtiii lanuary 6th
came its chairman in 1970.
On Wednesday, he will
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discuss factors promoting
harmonious relationships be-
tween members of diverse
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FOR YOUR VIEWING CONVENIENCE
On Jan. 14, almost 3/
years after filing a suit
charging General Motors and
the United Auto Workers
with religious-recial discrim-
ination, Virgil Philip Mar-
lowe will have his suit heard
Women to Hear
Leader of
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