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WHEN THE HANDFUL of
women who started the Infant
Service Group in 1935 began
their organizational activities,
little did they realize that today,
18 years later, it would be recog-
nized as one of the finest organ-
izations of its type . . . That or-
iginal handful of women has
blossomed into what is now a
membership of 200 workers for
a great cause . . . ever alert to
aid needy youngsters . . . This
year, as in other years, Infant
Service Group has taken on an-
other project . . . The women
are purchasing a building which
will soon assist in the education
of more than 20,000 mentally re-
tarded children in Detroit who
do not go to schools or institu-
tions . . . Such a worthy en-
deavor cannot go unrecognized
. . and the women of Infant
Service Group are to be highly
commended for such a great
undertaking.
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to a cloistered square near by
. "That open window on the
second floor, my friends, is Mr.
Jowett's diggins. I say, would
you like to see the professor
himself?" asked the guide .
The Americans assured him that
they would like nothing better
. . . The guide thereupon picked
up a sizable rock and hurled it
with deadly accuracy through
Jowett's open window ... A
moment later a face purple with
rage appeared in the aperture
. "Aha!" said the guide tri-
umphantly. "That always gets
him. There's the old boy him-
self!"
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Sorry that the name of Alice
Lutz was omitted in a recent
column article about the North-
west Child Rescue Women . . .
Anyone so highly respected as
s4e is by the group is certainly
deserving of applause . . .
pecially so • since she was the
first president elected when the
WITH THE THOUGHT of group was organized in 1949.
their new "baby" in mind, the
Infant Service Group gals are
going all out on their work .. .
and will hold their annual din-
ner-dance and show, Feb. 1, at
the Masonic Temple . . The
show will be called "C o t t o n
Lt. ROY F. GREEN AUXI-
Candy Revue", with Eleanor LIARY invites all eligible women
Riseman again directing for the to attend its meeting on Tues-
18th straight year . . The al- day, at the Memorial Home.
ways glamorously-p resented New members are sought to help
show will be in an 1890s theme service the USO in January, an-
concentrated between a carnival nounces Edith Hoffman, presi-
and the midway of those golden dent.
years' . . Sylvia Berman and
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Eve Sherman have already com-
SGT.
MORTON
A. SILVER-
pleted the original lyrics in their
assistance to the many songs MAN AUXILIARY will hold a
that will be sung by members of Hanukah party for children of
the cast . . . Rehearsals have al- members at 2 p.m., Sunday, in
ready started for what promises the Memorial Home. Movies,
to be the finest show ever pre- games and prizes will be featur-
sented by the members of In- ed.
fant Service Group.
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ivyv
Favors Kosher Hospital
Editor, The Jewish News
I am a native Detroiter now
on active duty in the armed
forces. I receive The Jewish
News weekly and eagerly look
forward to each coming issue. I
have read with keen interest of
the controversy regarding the
new Jewish hospital.
I am far from being an ortho-
dox Jew, but I am aware of the
traditions of my people and am
immensely proud of them. It is
these traditions that have kept
us a people these many years
through many trials and tribu-
lations. You simply cannot
throw away all vestiges- of the
past like an old worn garment
of clothing. These traditions are
not material things that out-
grow their usefulness. This I feel
should also hold true in the case
of Sinai Hospital. A Jewish hos-
pital without complete Kash-
ruth is a sham and mockery of
the heritage we Jews cherish.
I have the good fortune of
being assistant to Chaplain Da-
vid L. Lieber of Los Angeles, the
Jewish chaplain here at Amaril-
lo Air Force Base. In the course
of my duties I come across many
Jewish people- from every sec-
tion of our country. I have dis-
cussed this problem with many
of these people and I am happy
to say that the great majority
of them agree with me in my
views.
BEN FRIEDMAN
Hq. Sq. 3320th Tech. Tng. Wg. .
Amarillo Air Force Base, Texas
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MRS. GERTRUDE ABRAMS
tells the storms of her recently
asking a little grocery boy his
name . . . "Robert," answered
the boy, ' and added that the
last name was Merrill . . . "Rob-
ert Merrill, eh?" said Gertrude.
"That's a pretty well - known
name." . . . "It darn well ought
to be," the boy agreed. "I've
been delivering groceries in this
neighborhood for four years."
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* *
DAVE SACHS, back from his
trip to Europe, tells of the guide
who was showing some Ameri-
can tourists through Oxford .. .
"I'd like to see Jowett's study,"
said one of them. "You know,
the fellow who translated Plato."
.. "Easiest thing in the world,"
said the guide, and led his party
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THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, December 26, 1952
Chicken, Steaks, Frog Legs, Dinners, Spaghetti and Ravioli;
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Full Course Dinner: $1.25 up
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15508 Livernois
Open Sunday
UN. 2 - 9775
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"With A
tract of 3000 dunams of land
in the Huleh region on which
will be constructed the 50 new
religious settlements bearing the •
general name of "Nachlat Hach-
amishim", Hebrew for "Settle-
ments of the Fifty."
WHERE TO DINE
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ISG SIDELIGHTS . . I d a
Rosenberg walked into a
known shoe store on Livernois
and Seven Mile Rd. to inquire
about golden shoes for the
chorus . . . The store manager
remarked, "Don't tell me you
women are still at it! Aren't
you girls getting a bit too old
for this sort of thing?" . • . The
husbands who will again take
part in the show .. . dressed as
women . . . are readying them-
selves for the inevitable com-
ment, "You should have been a
girl. You sure are beautiful!"
. . Some of the children will
take part in the show this year
. . . another idea of Director
Eleanor Riseman . . . The lum-
inous costumes worn by the
chorus, last year, were a sensa-
tion . . . but the wardrobe this
time, promises to be of even
more splendor! . . . Roslyn May,
president of Infant Service
Group, is the gal who writes the
heads and does the layout each
year for The Crier, whose ac-
claim grows greater with every
affair .. . Roslyn's new book on
fairy tales has been published
and will be released, Jan. 26.
Fifty religious settle meats
commemorating 50 leaders of
religious Zionism, now rounding
out the first half century of its
existence, are to arise within
three years in the Huleh, a
swamp region in Northern Gali-
lee in Israel, that is being
drained and reclaimed by the
Jewish National Fund, accord-
ing to a plan launched by the
Religious Department of the
Jewish National Fund at a
Hanukah banque0‘at the Com-
modore Hotel. Rabbi Max
Kirshblum, newly elected presi-
dent of Mizrachi, told the 1500
guests that he had concluded a
contract with the Jewish Na-
tional Fund of Jerusalem for a
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