_ 40 Friday, April 21, 1918 rt THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Governors, Legislators Join U.S.-Israel . Friendship Unit Sincerest Best Wishes for A Happy Passover NEW YORK (JTA) — Strong support for Israel William Milliken, who ac- cepted membership in the National Council of the sponses from 75 members of America-Israel Friendship Congress and nine gover- League, according to Her- nors, including Michigan's bert Tenzer, president of the League. 16400 J.L. Hudson SouthfieW Tenzer, a former Con- Katzir Boycotts WLSTEWN IHTLVHATION, HOTELS gressman, said that the Prize Ceremony enthusiastic response from JERUSALEM — such a large segment of Washington legislators was President Ephraim Katzir absented himself from Wolf unique in his experience. • Prize awards ceremonies in The majority of acceptances came within a three-week the Knesset's Chagall Hall • to protest the fact that the period, he said. • • The positive responses • $10 million-fund adminis- • COUNTRY KITCHEN RESTAURANT • • tered by the Wolf Founda- overwhelmingly supportive • 15600 GREENFIELD AT 10 M ILE • tion is not earmarked for of Israel and the aims of the • • the encouragement of Is- League," Tenzer explained, • NOW UNDER THE SOLE OWNERSHIP OF • "are an indication of grass- raeli scientists. There were • • no Israelis among the win- roots backing for maintain- • • ners. • ing the friendship, goodwill WISHES ITS MANY CUSTOMERS • • Menahem Begin and mem- and understanding between • AND FRIENDS A the people of the United bers of his Cabinet attended • States and Israel." • the awards presentation. • The Wolf Prize is ad- • • ministered under the condi- Arabs Working • tions laid down by the WE WILL BE OPEN • donor, who insisted on Israeli Jobs FRI. & SAT., 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. anonymity. The prize was JERUSALEM (JTA) — MON. THRU FRI., 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. • given official state recogni- Arab residents of the occu- REG. HOURS: MON.%SAT., 7 to 9 and SUN., 8 to 8 • • tion when the Knesset ap- pied territories comprise FRIED MATZO SERVED • DURING PASSOVER proved it by a narrow mar- about five percent of Israel's • ea gin in July 1975 at the urg- work force according to a ing of the late Pinhas Sapir. study released by the Cen- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • tral Bureau of Statistics. The study found that the average number of Arab workers on jobs in Israel on any given day between April 1 - June 30 was • INCLUDING: SOUP OR JUICE, POTATO OR VERTAKE, 60,000, which represents 28 • percent of the total work • OUR GREAT SALAD BAR, BREAD BASKET & BITTER • force in the occupied areas. • SUP44g!kyol301MJER It also found that 70 per- cent of the Arabs who work 11511ESSIEWS MEM MONDAYS THRU SATURDAYS in Israel are married, they • LATE EI VEI NINUENU (HEARTY PASSOVER GREETINGS; are generally younger than who work within the TO OUR CUSTOMERS & FRIENDS • T1L 1 a.m. • Arabs occupied territories and some 40 percent of them are employed in the construc- tion trades. Another 25 percent is employed by industry and • 25234 GREDIRELD, NORTH OF 10 NILE 15 percent in agriculture. The remainder are em- - IN THE GREENFIELD CENTER e••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••_•••• ployed in various personal service jobs: was widely expressed in re- Sect Wants Jordan's OK to Pray at the Western Wall JERUSALEM — The anti-Zionist Orthodox Jewish sect, Neturei Karta, will send a delegation to Jordan to request "permis- sion" from King Hussein "to pass through his land — fe) • • • now in Zionist captivity" in order to pray at the Western Wall during Passover. An estimated 300 families of Neturei Karta live in the Mea Shearim quarter of Jerusalem. LUNCH I. DINNER SPECIALS • • • • 557-7100 STEVE GARANTAKOS . HAPPY PASSOVER • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••s,• • • •- COMPLETE DINNERS SUNDAYS THRU FRIDAYS • $4 9.0 • PIANO BAR ENTERTAINMENT . • a • • RESTAURANT_& • LOUNGE EJAITCKS • • 961 3922 . • • The End of the Warsaw Ghetto That old reprobate L. J. Loophole is at it again—plotting a fantastic Sunday Brunch to captivate the hearts of all. To insure freshness, L.J. even convinced the hotel manager to personally pick up a dazzling assortment of bagels. Honest! Cover one of those bagels with L.I 's cream-cheese-and-lox spread. Journey afar through his ever- changing international specialties. garnered from Budapest to Boston, complemented with more traditional fare. Will you have room for the sweet table, laden with cakes, tarts, cheeses and fruits? Let gourmandizing glut- tony overrule your temperateness. We dare you! All-you-can-eat Brunch served Sundays 1 I .20a.m. to 2:30p.m. Adults 35.95, kids 12 and under $2.95. Please call for reservations: 557-4800. L.J. Loophole's Food for your habeas corpus in the Sheraton-Southfield Hotel, 17017 W. Nine Mile Road at 1-696. Southfield. 557-4800 Stockholm, Apri122, 1943 (JTA) — A massacre of the last 35,000 Jews in the War- saw Ghetto was started by the Nazis on Passover with the streets of Warsaw echo- ing to the shots of the Nazi murderers and the shrieks of the victims, while able- bodied Jews were trying to defend themselves within the walls of the ghetto. The secret Polish radio station Swiat was heard here shortly after six o'clock last night transmitting the following frantic appeal from occupied Poland: "Death sentence has been proclaimed on the last 35,000 Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto. - Gun salvoes are echoing in the streets of Warsaw. Women and chil- dren are defending them- selves with bare hands. Save . . " at this point the broad- cast was suddenly cut off Judaism is not a religion: it is a misfortune. — Heinrich Heine MON. THRU FRI. DAILY HOURS: NON. THRU THURS„ 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. FRI., 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. SAT., 4 p..m. to 2 cum. 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