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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
38--Friday, Joevery 15, 1971
Angel's Hour Glass
18800 W. McNICHOLS
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• Superb Dining Cuisine
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Iraqi Jews Living Under Intolerable
Conditions; .Rabbi a Virtual Prisoner
JERUSALEM (JTA) — A tourist authorities, and has not per-
who recently visited Iraq and now formed any Jewish ceremonies
for several years.
is in Israel has disclosed that
A few Jewish families still have
Baghdad's 2,000 remaining Jews
are living under intolerable condi- telephones but all their conversa-
tions
are being tapped, according
tions and are being forced to live
to the report. The Iraqis are in-
th a ghetto.
formed about Israeli and Jewish
According to an article published affairs through the Israeli radio
in Haaretz, the tourist, who asxed "Kol Israel" which is beamed to
to remain anonymous, reported that Iraq. Food for the ghetto popula-
although many of the Jews have tion, mainly canned foodstuffs, is
large landholdings, they do not usually bought in bulk every few
receive rent from their tenants and months; leaving the ghetto is con-
are forbidden to engage in busi- sidered risky. Moslem sources in
ness, leaving them virtually de- Baghdad told the tourist that a
pendent upon the charity of some few months ago a group of young
100 Jews who still have some sav- Jews were caught trying to escape.
ings.
The large sum of money found in
their possession was seized by
The aged rabbi of Baghdad,
Rabbi Sassoon Kadoorie, Is re- authorities. They were later re-
ported by the tourist to be a leased on bail; their trial is still
virtual prisoner of the Iraqi . pending.
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By DR. .1Aele i - AdoiAN
Guest Columnist
There may be a justification for
the hue and cry emanating from
hundreds of people for lick of in-
volvement, but my own faith and
confidence was reinforced when I
read, recently about a family from
England trying to establish new
roots in Detroit . . . Economically,
things began to look bad, then
worse . . In little over a year
everything caved in when the wife
and. mother of three was told - she
and the
had a terminal disease .
husband with no money.... Asking
no sympathy — not even feeling
sorry for .herself—her. one.request
was that she be taken back to Eng-
land to Wait out her time . . . Now
enter Ronald Kane who related
the story to Michael Mier . . in
very short order, both , men went
over to the house; and besides per-
sonal checks, presented the hus-
band with five BOAC jet plane
tickets . . . The trip baCk to Eng-
land may be a sad one but there
is no doubt that the memory of the
expanded hearts of certain Detroit-
ers will live on forever.
•
I have a friend—I wouldn't say
he drinks too much but he's the
only one I know who doesn't see
anything wrong with the tower of
Pisa ... Sammy Woolf (the singer,
music-maker and all-round great
guy) has his friends really talking
it up for a May testimonial dinner
in his honor, and no one is more
deserving . . . Two local Masons—
Judge Ira_ G. Kaufman and Saul
LeVine—ha- ve been nominated to
receive the 33rd degree of Masonry
Between Ruby and Joe Snider
more pens of all descriptions are
sold than by any other- distributor
in Michigan and a lot of other
states ... Ruby is so pen-consciotts
that when a young lady sidled up
to him and whispered in his ear
he deftly picked out a fancy-clipped
Pen and said, "You can use this,
and you'll also have a reserve pen
on.hand in case you need it." .. .
The American Billiard Association
will conduct its 2nd annual invita-
tional -- tournament Saturday and
Sunday, Jan_ 1647 at Ray Abrams'
Cushion 'N' Cue . . only winners
of preyious "open" tournaments
have been invited ; so those who
carp to -spectate -will see only
champions'in action, and you can
bet your last-..cushion the ivories
will be really rollin' . . . Sherre
Gladstone told me not too Iong ago
that she heard up in Alaska op-
tometrists are known as optical
"Aleutians" . . . One day while in
surgery performing for several in-
terns, Dr. Marty Friedenberg sud-
denly turned around and said,
"Will the wise guy who keeps say-
ing 'Oops,' please leave the room."
With two vacancies occurring in
the Oak Park City Council, Danny
Raskin hopes to fill one of them.
. One of the reasons Danny gives
for his new-found political ambition
is to continue the good government
of Oak Park ... . He has already
secured an excess of the required
number of signatures,- and know
ing his acumen for using unusually
good common sense, he will have
many of the- citizenry on his side
. . the primaries will be held
Feb. 15 . . . Young diary keepers
are cautioned to beware of "peep-
ing moms" . . . Internist Dr. A.
Shapiro went to Las Vegas and
while there attending a hospital
visit, he swore he law three lemons
on a patient's chart . . . Reports
insurance man Ruby Sampson:
"When a woman says she won't be
a minute, - she's usually right."
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