,2310111111111111111111111111111111111111111101111111011111111111100111111110101111111111001011111111111111111 00111111111111111101111!: Danny Raskin's LISTENING 0 T Sr. Bicur Cholem Holds Anniversary Banquet THE JEWISH NEWS—T3 Iran has placed its first order for Israel goods with a request for medical supplies. Mrs. Celia Margolis, chairman , of the 55th anniversary banquet of the Detroit Senior Bicur Friday, April 14,1950 THE WAY YOU LIKE THEM! CANTONESE STYLE 9 Pressed Duck S Lobster Cantonese • Pepper Steak THE LARGEST STATE prison pies and oranges . . . he was in the country loomed before going to have himself one big us as we neared the penitentiary time behind the bars of his cell. * * * at Jackson, Mich. . . . to attend Passover Seder for the Jewish FOLLOWING THE SEDER, a inmates . • . This was our second few of us took a walk along one visit to the "Big House." of the cell blocks . . . As we * * passed by one of the inmates WE WERE TAKEN through who had sat next to us at the the gates in groups of four . . . Seder looked out through the Those who had driven cars were bars of his cell and directed asked to check their keys . . . a remark at young Bob Sosnick Last year, we were hand- . . . "That's right, kid, get a searched by the guards . . . but good look, and don't forget what this time before being allowed you see!" * * * through the third gate, we were placed, one by one, in an auto- MRS. CELIA MARGOLIS OF THE 33 Jewish • prisoners, matic searcher. 24 are from Detroit . . . At Mar- * * quette State Prison, there are Chi:dem, invites the community THE FINAL GATE locked be- eight Jewish inmates . . . At to attend the affair, at 6:30 hind us . . . We were now within Ionia, there are four . . . and at p.m. Sunday, April 23, at the the confines where the prisoners the House of Correction, there Turover Temple. Bicur Cholem, an organiza- were kept in cells . . . The Jew- are five men and one woman. tion composed largely of elderly * * * ish inmates were waiting for us in front of Chaplain Rabbi Josh- THE MEN ARE PAYING their women, helps the needy sick. Tickets will be sold at the ua S. Sperka's office . . There debt to society . . They say were 30 at the seder, since three that when they get out, they door. Reservations can be made were missing . . . One was in the will make good and not return by calling TO. 6-4135 or TO. hospital . . another wasn't in- . . . "All we ask," one told us, 5-0116. terested in attending . . . and "is that the people outside give the third, Phil Keywell, had had us a break. We all make mis- Yetz-Cohen Auxiliary a dispute with an official . . . takes, you know. This one hap- Although he missed out on the pened to be mine, and I'm pay- Elects New Officers services, Keywell was still taken ing for it!" The Yetz-Cohen Ladies Auxil- * * * his Passover meal. * * * THE JEWISH INMATES adore iary, JWV, elected the following THE SEDER WAS presented Rabbi Sperka, and will do any- officers: President, Lillian Bernstein; by Rabbi Sperka in a colorful thing for him . . . Not only is manner . . . Wearing rabbinical he their religious leader, but vice-presidents, Jean Friedman, robes, he explained each phase also their counselor in problems Tillie Goldman; secretaries, Mir- and ritual . . .and quickly pro- confronting them . . His as- iam Ferst, Thelma Vova, Betty moted the full interest of each sistant is a handsome, clean-cut Brodsky; treasurer, Sarah Ka- inmate . . . Cantor Hyman C. inmate who showed great con- minsky; chaplain, Freda Kolb; Adler was, as usual, in great cern over our _enjoying ourselves conductress, Betty Spinner. To honor the outgoing presi- voice . . . and the men appre- at the Seder . . . "Just make ciated his every sound . . . One yourselves right at home," he dent, Minnie Alpert and her staff time, they forgot themselves and quipped . . • we were happy to of officers, the group will have started to applaud . . . but take him up on it . . . just so dinner and spend a social eve- quickly restrained themselves. long as they let us out after- ning at the Club 509 Monday, The four questions were asked wards! . . . When we reached April 1'7. For reservations call by Bob Sosnick, who was brought the outside, later, committeeman Selma Fischel, TR. 4 - 1322. to the prison for that purpose Al Farber took a deep breath Speeding on U. S. streets and by his father, committee mem- and exclaimed, "Boy, I never highways last year killed 10,000 ber Harry Sosnick. knew that air could feel so, * * men, women and children. good!" THE FOOD WAS wonderful — "We've been waiting all WHEN YOU "PIC A COCKTAIL year for this," said an inmate Baptists, Unitarians seated across from us . . . Mrs. Join Jewry in Tribute Hyman Altman, Mrs. Morris Dorn and Mrs. David Goldberg To Late Dr. Wise prepared the Passover menu .. . READY MIXED -OW CHILL aid SERVE Among the tributes to be paid Half a grapefruit, gelfilte fish, • A; PRUOi 91iTEC, P4AMES • c3E1 . 0'it l S A soup with matzo balls, roasted to the late Rabbi Stephen S. chicken and all the trimmings Wise, president of the American czr•IMV,T", , rns"1"APOIM, • • • . and red-hot horse-radish, and World Jewish Congress, who tk 5. Opening Friday, April 14 died April 19, 1949, will be a matzos and tea with lemon . . For dessert, everyone was given service by Rev. Robert L. Brad- a huge apple and an oversized by, minister of the Greater King orange . . . Many of the inmates Solomon Baptist Church, at 11 went back to their cells with a. m. Sunday, April 16. Special memorial services will their shirts well stuffed . . . Fleischer looked like he had be held by the Stephen S. Wise gained 25 pounds . . . His shirt Chapter of the Detroit Division was loaded with chicken, ap- of the American Jewish Con- gress Wednesday evening. April 19, at the Northwest Synagogue. At this meeting the speakers will be Rabbi Moses Lehrman of Bnai Moshe and Rev. Merrill Lawrence H. Jones Post 0. Bates of the Grosse Pointe announces its annual command- Unitarian Church. ers and past presidents dinner- CARD OF THANKS ° dance Sunday evening at Four The family of the late Henry Dukes Club. This will be the Krupp wishes to thank friends main joint affair of the post and relatives for the many kind- and auxiliary of the year. Guests nesses shown them in their re- are invited. For information call cent bereavement. Adjutant Herman C. Gach, TY. 7-4438. The post has elected the follow- ing officers: Commander, Robert I Keller; vice commanders, Her- bert S. Brandwine, Herman C. Gach; adjutant, Bernard Ep- stein; quartermaster, Henry Litt- WINES man. MILAN WINERIES. DETROIT. 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