0—THEJEWISH NEWS

Miriam's

Friday, September 5, 1952

Infants Service Group
Opens- 18th Season

Stories for

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People-Make News

MAX BRESSLER, Chicago, has
Announcement of the appoint-
been named national co-chair- ment of EDWARD A. NUDEL-
man for Israelbond payments.
MAN as a member of the staff
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Boys
of the Arherican Association for
Members of the Infant Service ISIDOR LEVITON
Jewish Edtication was made or
Group will meet. at the Sheraton e r a 1 chairman
Girls
Cadillac Hotel on Wednesday to of the $2,500,00Q
behalf of the AAJE by Harry
begin their 18th year of service fund - raising
Starr; its president.. Mr. Nudel-
to the commu- campaign of the
have slates and honey and re-
man- was one of the early mem-
nity's needy in- ! Jewish Sanitari-
cite words from the Torah?"
bers of the staff of the Board
fants. i urn and Hospital
"Not quite like that," daci•y
of Jewish Education in Chicago.
Mrs. Bernard . . for Chronic Dis-
said. "S chools, both public
M a y, president, eases of: Brook-
schools and religious schools
Bernie Goldberg, Brighton
will welcome th? lyn, it was an-
have changed greatly since I was
Beach humorist, notifies us he
membership to n o unced by
a boy."
saw this ad : "Man wanted 1.o
this luncheon Isaac Albert.
work in dynamite factory—must
"It will still be exciting and
Leviton
and business: hospital pr es i-
be willing to travel."
happy," said mother. "You will
meetin g. She dent.
sing songs and play games anl
announces t h e!
hear a story and learn to say
f o 11 o wing ap
some prayers."
p o i ntments as
"Well, then, let's not talk any
fund -raising
more; let's go!" Judy demandel
Mrs. May' chairmen:
She licked the last sweet drop
Mesdames Charles Wolpin and
of honey from her spoorr and Hy Krupp, dance; Dave Rise-
Presents for its Opening Meeting
was ready to begin her search man, show director; D. Mattes.
Of the 1952-53 Calendar of Events
for the sweetness of Jewish editor; A. Fisher and F. Spitz.
learning.
: tickets; Irving Rosenberg, pub-
DR. ROBERT M. HUTCHINS
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licity; Leo Magid and B. Appel. '
Associate Director of the Ford Foundation
Good luck to you all, boys and
At Wednesday's meeting. Mrs.
On Wednesday, Sept. 10, at 8:30 p.m.
girls, as you dip into the - sweet
Leo Bigelman will be chairman.
In the Main Auditorium of the Synagogue
ness of the Torah in your re- assisted by Mrs. J. Hencken.
Chicago Blvd. at Lawton
iigious school classes -daily or Mrs. Viola Pearlman, a member
TY. 4-6200
weekly—this year.
Brochure
Available
of the organization and profes-
. Your friend, MIRIAM sionally known
• as Viola Layne,
will entertain. She has ap-
League Plans Program I peared three times on the Mil-
Berle Show and on radio and
.4t First Board Meeting . ton
TV programs. Russ Weaver will

Hello Boys and Girls:
School bells rang out this •werk
—all over the country. For some
of you it meant returning to a
familiar routine: for others, that
important first. day of school.
Our little friend Judy is all ex -
cited this weekend--she is about
to spend her first day at religious
school . . .
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Judy wore a bright plaid dress.
brand-new. Her hair shone wi'.11
brushing, and her patent-leath-
er shoes reflected the smile on
her face. That exciting day was
here at last—her first day a:•
Sunday school!
She sat d o w n to breakfast
with mother and daddy and big
brother Danny. What a special
breakfast! Foamy orange juice,
a big platter of French toast.
and at Judy's place, a pitcher of
honey.
"What's that for?" Judy asked
She didn't usually eat honey.
"It's an old Jewish custom."
mother explained. "This morn.•
ing, you start to Sunday school,
to learn of the sweetness of the
First board meeting of the . be accompanist.
Torah and the richness of Jew-
ish history. So we taste sweet, League of Jewish Women's Or- '
ganizations
will be at 10 a.m. Call Meeting of All
rich foods- like this honey."
"I remember when I started Thursday at the home of Mrs. '
Donor Chairmen
religious school," Danny said. "I Samuel B. Danto, 2224 Chicago
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Plvd.
All
presidents
of
affiliated
.
had honey for breakfast th it
organizations
are
invited
to
at-
'
Mrs.
Bernard
Koss.
donor
morning."
luncheon chairman,
Department
tend.
Daddy had a far-away look in
Plans for theyear include a ' of Michigan Ladies' Auxiliary, I
his eyes. "I remember, too," he publicity workshop and a club Jewish War Veterans, announces
the first donor luncheon
said. thinking hard. "I remem-
leadership course with Mrs. Josh- that th
ber my first day at Cheder-- the hua Sperka, chairman. Newly • meeting of the season will be
Hebrew school where I went.
elected League officers are Mes- : held at 12:30 p.m.. Wednesday.
every day.
dames Samuel B. Danto, presi- at the JWV Memorial Home.
"That first morning." daddy dent; Theodore Bargman, Na- ' All auxiliary presidents, ticket
continued,:. . . it was a brignt than Spevakow, Leo Orecklin, ' chairmen, liner chairmen, gift ,
fall clay, just like today. We hal Irving Small, vice presidents: chairmen, p a s t Department
no car. We walked the few blocks Martin Naimark. Norman Kan- . presidents, and donor chairmen
to the little neighborhood syna- ter ; secretaries; Maurice Corn- will participate in formulating
gogue.
• field, treasurer; and Marvin B.: plans for the donor, to be held
"Mother and father went with Levy and George Koven, secre-Nov. 12, at Masonic Temple.
me your baube and zaide. chil- taries to the president.
i
Committee chairmen are Mes-200 Volumes of Jews in America
dren. I had a new suit of clothes
and new shoes. Mother had made dames David Kliger, advisory: ' Gift to Rhode Island Synagogue
me a yarmelke. a little skull-cap , Maurice Garelik, budget; Nor- i NEWPORT, R.I., (JTA) —Some
of tine white silk, embroidered man Noble, arrangements, spe . : 200 volumes on the history of
beautifully in blue and gold. I cial meetings; Saul Krieger, ar- , Jews in America were presented
wore it proudly on the back of rangements, I a r g e meetings: to the Society Friends of Touro '
Henry Green, delegates; Arthur Synagogue. historic shrine, at its
my head.
"Before we entered the syna- ; Bloom, Samuel Rhodes, delegates I fifth annual meeting here. The
gogue. father took from the small to Detroit Round Table; Robert i collection, given by Dr. M. Leo
velvet sack he carried, his tallis. Drews, March of Dimes; Mor- Gitelson, New Y o r k philan- i
He wrapped the prayer-shawl ton Snyder, constitution revi- ! thropist, will be known as the
around me. picked me up, and sion: Harry Jackson, Allied Jew- : "Bailey Gitelson L i b r a r y of 1
carried me into the house of ish Campaign; Robert Coggan, American J e w i s h History" in '
worship. I noticed that most of parliamentarian; and J o s h u a memory of the donor's mother.
the family was there, my uncle; Sperka, club leadership.
and many of my cousins.
I
—
I was taken up to the Bimah.
Congress
Women
Open
The Ark was open. Soon the
Rabbi took from th e Ark one Season with Skits
of the beautiful Torahs. He lay Featured at the four chapter
it on the altar. and father and meetings of the Detroit Women's
I stood before the opened scroll Division, American Jewish Con-
while the Rabbi read aloud the gress at 12:30 p.m , Wednesday,
Ten Commandments, and bless- which opens the fall season, will
ed me. be the skit "Jonathan Davis vs.
"Mother was waiting in th? American Jewish Congress." Par-
aisle. We all went next door to ticipliting will be dramatic talent
the Cheder. The teacher came from the chapter memberships.
forward to greet us. There were I Mrs. Albert Marx, Division
many boys in the room. from my membership chairman, and her
LIGHT UP YOUR
age. five, up to nine or ten. They chapter chairmen Mesdames
PHONE AT NIGHT . .
were all bent over their books Walter Berlow, Henry Caplan,
Ever fumble around in the dark to
and slates, and they weren't sor- Harry Ceasar, Henry J. Good-
answer or snake a phone call at night?
With the NITE-TEL-LITE your
ry. of course for the interrup- man and J. Kuchai, announce
phone dial is illuminated when you
tion.
pick up the receiver. ALSO FLASHES
dessert luncheons preceding the
VITAL
EMERGENCY NUMBERS—
"The teacher — father called program at the following loca-
fire, police, doctor.
him a melamed but we boys tions: Central, home of Mrs. HyL
EVERY home phone should have a
KITE-TEL-LITE. Clamps on any
called him the rebe- showed me man Bookstein, 2434 Oakman;
standard bell in box phone In •
to a seat at a low table, near Northeast, home of Mrs. George
jiffy, ready for use.
the other smaller boys. He put Orley, 19405 Warrington; North-
GET YOURS
before me a slate and chalk----we west, Beth Aaron Synagogue,
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TODAY
hadn't yet begun to use note- 18000 Wyoming; South, home of
books and pencils. Mother and Mrs. Theodore Masserman, 2007
Phone TR. 3-0940
father stood over me and the w . Bos ton.
Owen Shacklett
rebe read a sentence from the All meetings are open to the
650 Owen, Detroit, Mich.
Torah: 'Moses commanded as a public.
law. an inheritance for the as-
sembly of Jacob.'
"I was told to repeat it, word
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by word, with the teacher's help.
With each word, drops of hone)
fell onto my clean slate. I touch-
ed my fingers to the honey, and
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licked the sweetness.
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• ADMIRAL • ZENITH • CROSLEY
"When I had finished, mother
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dropped little cakes and fall
• STROMBERG • CAPEHART
fruits before me, to celebrate.
PARTS WARRANTIES HONORED
Even a few pennies fell 'from
SINCE 1938
East Side Service
West Side Service
heaven.' I was happy and ex -
PeXterre/eVISW"
cited, and I have never forgotten
that day."
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"Will it be like that today.
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daddy?" Judy asked. "Will we

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