(Discover Ware Beauty aft

LEVIN'S BEAUTY SUPPLY

Discover our incredible
selection of hard to find fragrances,
exclusive cosmetics, beauty
supplies and accessories.

• Angel • 11 Bacio • Wings
• Donna Karan • Issey Miyake
• Red • Bijan • Opium • Oscar
• Alfred Sung • Tresor • Pheromone
• Escada • Tiffany • Ysatis

News

Response For Aid
Overwhelms JDC

One Holocaust survivor re-
New York (JTA) —After only one
week of fund-raising efforts, the called the second chance he was
American Jewish Joint Distrib- given due to the kindness of oth-
ution Committee has received ers. "I was helped by JDC after
over $300,000 in donations to aid World War II in Europe (and)
refugees fleeing strife-ridden when I came to America," he
wrote, thanking JDC and urging
Rwanda.

Ahava Products • Nailtiques
Paul Mitchell • Sebastian • Redken

From the rarest to the
most popular

Detroit 's 0, iginal Disc-outlier

LEVIYS BEAUTY SUPPLY

OPEN 7 DAYS

West Bloomfield
• 851 - 7323

Oak Park

• 547-9669
24695 Coolidge At 10 Mile Road

Orchard Lake Road In The West Bloomfield Plaza

FURS • LEATHERS
KNITS • SHEARLINGS
CLOTH COATS
RAINCOATS

Personalized Embroidery
Monogramming & Initializing

Sale

Safe

Sale

Sale

sz ‘e

BUSINESS LOGOS on GARMENTS 10-45% OFF!

GREAT FOR:

Gift Giving, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, Business/Promotional/Advertising/Logos,
Golf Towels, Wedding Blankets, University Wear. Individual to Large Orders.

La Mirage Center
29555 Northwestern Hwy.
Southfield, Mi 48034

35% OFF

ALL CLOTHING!

(8 I 0) 356-0070

Hours: Monday-Friday 10-5

1VVUSICAL

Authorized Dealer For.

PETROF

_

GRobert GMann GRIT

Applegate Square • Northwestern Hwy. at Inkster

352-7112

You're never too old
to quit blowing smoke.

MASTERPIECES

& Hamlin

A father cradles his sick child in a Rwandan refugee camp.

I ; ;

SoFtmer

sE TLER: GROTRIAN
Weinbach
Galanti. Classic Organs & Sutherland Harpsichords

American Heart Association

23225 Woodward Avenue • Ferndale • (810) 541-6334

Consultation

■

Sales

■

Service

■

Concert Rentals

WERE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE

■ ak

IleMOMINIO

The overwhelming response
both in volume and sum of con-
tributions surpasses the results
of previous "open mailbox" funds,
according to JDC spokesman
Amir Shaviv.
He attributed the response at
least in part to two full-page ads
placed by the JDC late last
month in the New York Times.
More than 2,500 individual do-
nations have been received from
Jews and non-Jews. The largest
single contribution was $10,000,
made by a Washington law firm.
"The victims are so innocent,
so helpless, and the tragedy has
been delivered to American liv-
ing rooms by the media," said Mr.
Shaviv, speculating on what he
called the "amazing" success of
the effort.
For many donors, the plight of
the Rwandan refugees evokes
memories of their own suffering.

RNS/REUTERS

the group to "please help the
Rwandan people."
Similarly, a former Cambodi-
an refugee wrote, "I know exact-
ly how they need help. I was
myself a refugee in Thailand be-
fore coming to the United States.
I was crying out for help."
Mr. Shaviv suggested that the
partnership forged last month be-
tween black and Jewish organi-
zations to provide relief to the
refugees helped broaden the spec-
trum of contributors because peo-
ple recognize the endeavor as "a
real human effort."
The JDC is working on this ef-
fort with the African-American
Institute, a multiracial, multi-
ethnic organization that special-
izes in creating mutual
understanding between the Unit-
ed States and Africa and devel-
oping human resources in Africa.
Some 15 black organizations