42
Friday, October 12, 1984
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Advertising in The Jewih News
Gets Results
Place Your Ad Today.
Call 424-8833
Alterations
Custom Made Garments
Original Designs
NEWS
Settlement enlarged
for doctors at
Baylor University
TAVABARDINE
I00% 48.97
WOMEN!!!
968-5852
call for an appointnrient
RS
eg $72+
YOUR PRICE
MANY COLORS
ALL SIZES
NEW YORK
DESIGNER OUTLET
BY APPT. ONLY
CALL ANYTIME: 543-0389
Harris Tweed Blazers
Angora Sweaters
Hand Knit Sweaters
much, much more!!!
ALL LEV ELS -
Beginner 'dirt;
ced
Advan
ell
MOVING?
Do You Have Furniture And
Decorative Accessories To Sell?
week for five
•
•
•
•
Each
clinic
once
weeks
and meets
includes
one hour of
instruction and drilling.
ATES:
CLINIC
Oct. 15 D -Nov. 18, Nov. 19 -Dec. 23
ec. -Fb. 3, Feb. 4-March 1,
ch 11- April 21, April 22-May 22.
Mar 1
Contact Adult Tennis Program Office.
WE'LL TURN IT INTO CASH FAST. CALL US FOR DETAILS.
SAVE yourself the cost of advertising!
SAVE yourself the tiresome job of garage sales!
SAVE yourself the danger of admitting strangers into your hame!
SAVE yourself the hassle!
WANTED
•
•
•
•
1E Racquet tat
Oub spa
FURNITURE ALL TYPES • LIGHT FIXTURES
• INFANT FURNITURE
ANTIQUE FURNITURE • LAMPS
• SILVER
WALL HANGINGS
• BRASS ACCESSORIES • CRYSTAL
ART WORK
• CHINA
• AND MORE
29350 Northvvestern Hvvy.
ld
S o uthfie
WE SELL IT FOR YOU AND TAKE A COMMISSION WHEN THE SALE IS
COMPLETED. CALL US FOR DETAILS.
PICK-UP & DELIVERY AVAILABLE
We also conduct In-house estate sales
352-8000
:. : :
• •
Ext. 27
The Re-Sell-It Shoppe
34769 GRAND RIVER, FARMINGTON
in the Worldwide Center, 44 Mil. W. of Farmington Rd.
MON., TUES., WED. & SAT. 10-6, THURS. & FRI. 10-9
OPEN SUNDAYS 12-4
478-7355
* *33% Discount for all
Beginner I (1.0) Students* *
Popular priced
Pearls
for Fall
Come see our large selection of cultured and
fresh water pearl necklaces. Perfect for day
or evening to add a simple touch of elegance.
Priced from
Genuine Mabe Pearls
14 Karat gold delicately
twists around a free
form fresh water pearl
Reg $146
Illustrations enlargod
Choose from a wide
selection of rings and
earrings. some with
diamonds all in
14 karat gold
$102
Visit us at Greis Jewelers
and see for yourselfthe
great selection, fine quality
and everyday low prices-that
we offer. Add to that the
personal service and complete
design and repair facilities
and you'll wonder why you
haven't shopped with us
before!
$196
Reg e,
S225
Reg 5320
$224
$157
Three cultured pearls
surround a brilliant
diamond in this 14kt
gold ring
Reg S240
$168
Remember
SWEETEST
DAY
Sat., Oct. 20th
irttkl
JEWELERS
Visa • Master Card
32940 Middlebelt Rd. at 14 mile in the Broadway Plaza • Farmington Hills • 855-1730
STORE HOURS: Mon. — Sat. 10 am to 6 pm • Thurs. 10 am to 8 pm
gi•
New York (JTA) — A federal
judge who had awarded two
Jewish members of the faculty of
Baylor College of Medicine in
Houston $394,514 in damages
earlier this year because of the
anti-Jewish discrimination of
that institution, handed down his
final judgement last week.
Judge James DeAnda added
almost $100,000 in interest to the
settlement and $297,000 in attor-
ney fees to the law firm of Nelkin
& Nelkin of Houston, which re-
presented the clients, according to
Boycott Report, issued by the
American Jewish Congress. The
periodical said that this is the
largest judgement ever awarded
in the United States in a case of
anti-Jewish discrimination.
Judge DeAnda found that
Baylor College had entered into
an agreement with King Faisal
Hospital under which Baylor was
to send cardiovascular sugical
teams to the hospital in Saudi
Arabia on a rotating basis for a
three-month assignment. The
Saudis reimbursed Baylor for the
salaries of the surgical teams sent
to their kingdom.
Baylor admitted that it had not
assigned the plaintiffs, Dr. Lawr-
ence Abrams and Dr. Stuart
Linde, qualified anesthesiologists
with the respective ranks of asso-
ciate and assistant professor, be-
cause they were Jews, the Report
noted. It had assumed that the
Saudis would not grant entry
visas to Jews.
W. Berlin concerned
over influx of Arabs
Bonn'(JTA) — A spokesman for
the West Berlin municipality has
expressed grave concern over the
influx from East Berlin of Pales-
tinian and Lebanese Arabs expel-
led from Sweden last week. He
said West Berlin could not
tolerate a situation in which per-
sons who do not qualify for the
status of political refugees never-
theless enter the city and settle
there.
The Arabs landed at East Ber-
lin's Schoenefeld Airport and
entered the West by using public
transportation between the two
sections of the divided city. There
is no passport control on the west
side of the Berlin wall and anyone
allowed to leave by the East Be-
rlin authorities can do so without
being questioned.
The West Berlin municipality
is disturbed because the Arabs are
without means of support. They
are expected to apply for benefits
provided to persons requesting
asylum, a process that sometimes
take years to complete during
which the applicants are fed and
housed by the municipality.
Rosenne, Goldberg
keyriote ORT parley
New York — Israel's ambas-
sador to the United States, Meir
Rosenne, and former Supreme
Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg
will be the featured speakers at
the opening night banquet of the
15th national board conference of
Women's American ORT Oct. 21
in Philadelphia.
I
I
I
r
I
a
TI