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May 31, 1985 - Image 32

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1985-05-31

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Friday, May 31, 1985

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

GRAND OPENING

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• Sauna and Refreshing Showers

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Continued from Page 1

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411-2111

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3rd Annual

INSIDE/OUTSIDE SALE

OUTSIDE TREMENDOUS SIDEWALK SALE:

Handbags - wallets - business cases - tote bags - small leather
goods - unique gifts - travel accessories

ALL AT SUPER SIDEWALK SALE PRICES

INSIDE WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE SALE:

We've opened our back room for unbelievable bargains on lug-
gage. EVERYTHING IN OUR WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE SALE

50-80% OFF

Hundreds of items to choose from. Here are just a few examples.

AMERICAN TOURISTER

Vinyl 29" ',oilman
Vinyl 26" Pullman
24" Molded Case
Shoulder Tote
FRENCH
21" Carry on
Train Case
Val Pack

M&M VERDI

26" Pullman
3 Zip Carry on
Tote Bag

Reg.
120.00
110.00
110.00
51.00

Sale
52.50
49.95
49.95
22.95

200.00
295.00
490.00

99.95
89.00
195.00

13.00
10.00
50.00

42.00
28.00
21.00

111.00
89.00

44.00
34.95

250.00
- 305.00
180.00

119.00
109.00
69.95

MONARCH

32" Jumbo Case
with wheels
30" Overseas

HARTMAN

24" Granite
Carry On (Walnut)
Train Case (Terrafirma)

SAMSONITE
Hard sided 3 suiter
24" Pullman
21" Pullman
Shoulder Tote
VENTURA
"50" Series 24" Pullman
Shoulder tote (Regal)
30" "Tarp Cloth"
21" Tweed
LARK
Corthira Nylon Suit Bag
LPM (26" Pullman)
3 Zip Carry on
Train Case
21" Carry on
PEGASUS
Nylon 21" (with wheels)
Nylon 3 Zip Carry on
Nylon Organizer Tote
Nylon Suit/Dress Bag
Back Pack/Book Bag

Reg.
145.00
72A
65.00
40.00

Sale
69.95
36.00
31.95
19.95

72.00
100.00
315.00
291.00

29.95
39.95
119.00
109.95

150.00
197.50
181.50
150.00
180.00

59.95
79.00
75.00
35.00
49.95

97.50
75.00
52.00
75.03
18.00

39.00
30.00
21.00
29.95
7.50

SKYWAY
28" Pullman
25"Pullman
Men's Suit Bag
INVICTA
28" Nylon (wheels)
26"Pullman
AIRWAY
Cordon Suit bag
Tote Bag
26" Pullman
GUARD IT
Solt Bag (Rip/Stop)
Cadre Tote Bag
SEWARD
Vinyl Suit Bag
25" Pullman
21" Pullman

Reg.
85.00
75.00
55.00

Sale
34.00
29.95
22.00

90.00
80.00

35.00
29.95

81.00
51.00
72.00

29.95
17.95
27.50

31.50
15.00

11.95
4.95

49.95
9010
100.00

19.98
39.95
44.95

Hours: Thursday and Friday 9-9, Saturday 9-5

OPEN THIS SUNDAY 12-5 FOR SALE ONLY

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3116 W.

12 Mile Rd.

Betwn. Greenfield & Coolidge
About 1 Mile W. of Woodward

545-7393

several nights of harrass-
ments by Jewish settlers
which involved smashing
windows, smearing red paint
on the doorstep of one home
and threats.
A Knesset debate over last
week's controversial prisoner
exchange was suspended after
two hours Sunday. Several
thousand persons demon-
strated outside the Knesset in
favor of a pardon for the
Jewish defendants. They
heckled Likud speakers who
support their cause, noting
that the Jewish suspects were
arrested when Israel was still
governed by the Likud-led co-
alition heaaded by Premier
Yitzhak Shamir.
A short distance away,
Labor Zionist youth move-
ments conducted a counter-
demonstration demanding no
amnesty for the alleged
Jewish terrorists. But the op-
posite view was expressed by
Ashkenazic Chief Rabbi Av-
raham Shapiro who main-
tained that the prisoner ex-
change established new norms
of justice and law in the coun-
try which had to be corrected
by the release of the Jewish
detainees.
Defense Minister Yitzhak
Rabin has borne the brunt of
the criticism which centers
around the fact that Israel,
after prolonged negotiations
through third parties, ac-
quiesced to the terms of
Ahmed Jabril, a terrorist
leader considered more ex-
treme and radical than Pales-
tine Liberation Organization
chief Yassir Arafat.
Rabin defended the prisoner
exchange in the Knesset,
stressing that the government
- the Labor-Likud coalition
- had acted in accordance
. with principles and norms
adopted by previous govern-
ments. It was the Likud gov-
ernment
of
Premier
Menachem Begin which re-
leased some 3,000 prisoners
from the Ansar detention
camp in south Lebanon in No-
vember 1983 in exchange for
six Israeli soldiers held by the
PLO.
Rabin said the absence of
military options to rescue the
three solders gave the gov-
ernment no choice but to take
the hard decision it took.
There may have been dif-
ferences in the ratio of Pales-
tinians to Israelis in the ex-
change, Rabin said, but the
government could not escape
from its responsibility toward
its citizens, especially its
soldiers who were sent into
combat by the state.
Rabin was frequently in-

terupted by Likud MKs who
asked, "Is any price the right
price to pay?" Labor MKs re-
torted, "And you are not
partners in the government?"
In the debate that followed,
Mapam MK Elazar Granot ac-
cused Premier Yitzhak
Shamir, the Likud leader, of
blackmail for backing de-
mands for release of the al-
leged Jewish terrorists.
Shamir threw the first rock at
the democratic system in Is-
rael, Granot charged. He
urged Labor to quit the unity
government.
Labor MK Ora Namir said it
was obvious that the Knesset
debate was called to prepare
the ground for the release of
Jewish terrorist defendants.
Yuval Neeman of Tehiya said
the state was in the process of
deterioration and it was time
to stop it by limiting the pow-
ers of the government.
During the coalition caucus
which followed the debate,
Premier Shimon Peres said he
too was troubled when he saw
Arabs rejoicing over the re-
lease of murderers. But, he
warned, this does not justify
Jewish vigilantism. "No one in
Judaea and Samaria will take
the law into his own hands,"
he said.
He said it was agreed that
legal proceedings were solely
in the hands of the Attorney
General and the granting of
amnesty was the prerogative
of the President in consulta-
tion with the Justice Minister.

AJCongress
Hits Seal

New York - A New Mexico
county, whose official seal promi-
nently features a Christian cross,
has violated the constitutional
requirement of church-state sep-
aration, according to the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress.
The Jewish organization says
the Board of Commissioners of
Bernalillo County, New Mexico,
which includes Albuquerque, has
taken the first step toward.
endorsing Christianity as its offi-
cial religion by adopting as its
seal a design with a Christian
cross that occupies half the seal.

Posters
Distributed

New York (JTA) - Posters de-
scribing two basic Jewish rights
- Sabbath observance, employ-
ment and avoidance of autopsies
- citing the services of the Na-
tional Jewish Commission on Law
and Public Affairs (COLPA) to
protect those rights, are being dis-
tributed by the Union of Orthodox
Jewish
Congregations
of
America.

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