THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
An Extra Arrival
TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
Vietnamese community in
Israel was increased by one
with the birth of a baby last
Friday at the hospital
in Afula.
A son was born to a young
couple who arrived a day
earlier from the refugee
ship in Manila.
riASSPOR171
PHOTOS
IN COLOR
WHILE YOU WAIT
00
For
4.41
REGISTER NOW
FOR BEGINNERS
PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES
LENS OPENING
CCIMERP5 6 VIDEO
353-5330
WE DISCOUNT OUR PRICES. NOT OUR SERVICE
OPEN NON TUES. WED..SAT. I to61111URS.4111.9 to I
Quebec Leader Would Recognize Israel
and Seek Solution for Palestinian 'Entity'
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Quebec Premier Rene
Levesque, who seeks politi-
cal independence for the
Canadian province he
heads, said here that if
Quebec becomes sovereign,
its government will recog-
nize Israel and favor a solu-
tion for the Palestinian
Arabs in an "entity" of their
own.
Levesque, in Washington
seeking support of
sovereignty for the French-
speaking province, did not
discuss the Middle East in
his address last Thursday at
the National Press Club.
However, later, in an inter-
view with the Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency, he said his
government would have "no
APPLEGATE SWAN • NORTHWESTERN at INKSTER
Greene Bros.
Puts it all together
Top Quality and Big
)111NIFS
35% OFF
MO
MO UM OM NM NO MI NI NM =I NM OM IN =I
with coupon
good thru
Feb. 11
Del Mar Woven
Woodsl.'t .
ic
J.,
I ._ 1
It
k
1 ■1 :-
-i 1 -
a - .di
ii- --a -
=
■
evaPars ,
C
CU
Del Mar Woven Woods are beautiful and easy to keep
clean. Many styles and patterns. Previous orders
excluded from discount. No charge for freight or han-
dlipg. Measurements and installation available.
Our product is a SHADE bet-
ter: Traditionally the best - ' Since 1895
quality and price.
/
swamminmeessommimistememenewawmwoomelawr
We Have it All
Large shades our speciality . . . shades and blinds
cleaned and reparied. All types of window treatments
. . . vertical blinds, 1" decorator blinds, woven
woods. Wallpaper, shutters, wallpaper, shades, lami-
nated shades, custom spreads, Weavers Domain, mac-
rame blinds, custom decorator shades. Oall for home
service.
PLUS New Telos 90 Imported Curtain Panels
Greene Bros.
Window Shade Co.
Old Orchard Shopping Center
Maple Rd. at Orchard Lk. Rd.
626-2400
Open Mon thru Fri. 10 to 5: Sat. 10 to 4
Friday, February 2, 1919 15
15150 W. 7 Mile Rd.
Open Mon. thru Fri. 8:30 to 5: Sat. 9 to 3
342-8822
offer good thru 12/20
t
problem recognizing Is-
rael." -
"The state of Israel is a
national fact," he said. "We
also would like a sharing of
some sort with the Palesti-
nians." Speaking of an "en-
tity" for them, he said that
"a solution should be found
so that the two can co-exist."
Levesque declined to
proVide his views on the
Palestinian Liberation
Organization. "Don't get
me into that can of
worms," he said.
He observed, "We have a
large Jewish community" in
Quebec and -a "growing"
number of Palestinian
Arabs. Canada's Jewish
population is 305;000.
About 115,000 live in
Montreal, Quebec's met-
ropolis.
Levesque said that he dis-
cussed Israeli-Arab rela-
tions recently with former
Israeli Defense Minister
Shimon Peres when the lat-
ter visited Montreal.
In a speech after return-
ing to Montreal, Levesque
urged the Jews of the pro-
vince of Quebec to reconcile
themselves to and integrate
with the French cultural
and linguistic majority in
Quebec. He also gave his
"solemn assurances" that
his government will not tol-
erate any form of "racism or
discrimination."
Levesque addressed
1,500 Jews at the Chevra
Kadisha Bnai Jacob
Synagogue. He received
only polite applau-se from
his audience during his
speech and in a question
period which coveren
both domestic matters
and his attitude toward
Israel. .
Levesque was infuriated
by a group of Jewish youths
who heckled him as he en-
tered the synagogue and
waved banners equating
the Parti Quebecois with
the Nazis.
He told the audience, "I
was overseas during the
war and among the first
group that went into the
Dachau concentration camp
and I know what happened
in Europe." There is no
comparison, he declared,
between "the mad empire of
Nazi Germany and the
bootstrap nationalist opera-
tion that we have to go
through like you did to get
your homeland."
A member of the audience
reminded Levesque of a
newspaper column he wrote
at the time of the Munich
Olympics massacre in 1972
and asked bluntly, "Do you
belieVe that Israel deserves
to live as a sovereign Jewish
state?"
Levesque noted that he
had described the mur-
der of the 11 Israeli
Olympic athletes as
"barbaric" and had writ-
ten, "That kind of atroc-
ity was inexcusable."
But, he said "the
background had to be
understood."
Levesque said that while
he understands the Jewish
community's feelings for Is-
rael, "this sometimes makes
some Jewish people unable
to accept normal criticism of
Israel."
He added, "If a way is not
found to dovetail eventually
the two complimentary
Typewriters SeleCtrit,
realities of the state of Is-
rael and some Palestinian
future, there will be no solu-
tion in the Middle East."
etc.
$400
Add 'n Type
862-1400
342-7800
RATED 4 STARS
Underground Shopper
GUARANTEED TO
SAVE YOU MONEY
$98
Values
to
, moo
ZIP OUT LEATHERS
■
,1
Jack's
FACTORY OUTLET
IVrifcteEgii
ACTORS C474;
Cen ter
NEXT moT:PB:::8TELEGRAPII & SOAR
335-8277
!SAVE THIS AD • SUNDAY 11-5=
Having a
Cousins' Club?
Don't forget to invite
the great taste of
Maxwell House®
Coffee.
Maxwell House Coffee has that rich.
satisfying taste, brewed to be
remembered. Serve it with
sable and whitefish salad
or whatever the Cousins'
Club enjoys noshing.
Smart Cousins' Club
hostesses have
been serving it
for over half
a century.
K
Certified
Kosher c ,
Import Tax - Cut
GENEVA (JTA) — Israel
and the Scandinavian coun-
tries have concluded
negotiations on tax reduc-
tion in the framework of the
General Agreement on
Tariffs and Trade (GATT).
Finland will cut taxes on
Israeli citrus by 50 percent
and on citrus juices by 40
percent. Norway promised
to allow for more turkey
meat to be imported from Is-
rael. It will be four times
more, which amounts to 20
tons instead of five tons.
Sweden will permit spe-
cial tariff reduction on flow-
ers.
. ••••!..,
"Good to
the Last
-
Drop"c)
11 1 1 1 , 1 11.
00,40 the iasedro
GENERAL FOODS
A living tradition in Jewish homes for more than half a century.