September II, 1942 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle Best Wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year to Our Detroit Friends! -- 13 111111-1M1 5703 - HAPPY NEW YEAR - 1942 DR. S. COLE • is OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN 1107 FARMER ST. Opp. Crowley Milner Co. MAX ELKIN RAndolph 6776 MOUNT CLEMENS, MICH. Colonial Hotel and Mineral Baths NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS t il ,a When Winter Comes Our • ax Poinciana Hotel Directly on the Ocean 11111111551MOMS „ •lanssuas - MIAMI BEACH. FLA. , DIBBLE st COLOR CO. A,m1 British and Jewish marines and sailors parading through the streets of Jerusalem. With the Alibi forces at the gates of Egypt, the Zionist Organization of America has intensified its efforts to help Inure the establishment of separate Jewish fighting force based on Palestine. 1,e Shono Toro Tikosevn! SPORTS (Continued from Page 12) Harry Kaplan, a professional who performs for a soft-drink concern who, whenever he bowls a perfect game of 300, earns himself $1,000 a goose. Among the amateurs, Dr. Sam Gruskin, Mort Lindsay and Benjamin Barmatz stand out as the three singles experts of the alleys. BILLIARDS Bernard Berkowitz who has been touring the "pool rooms" or billiard academies under the pro- fessional name of Bernard Burke, still holds supreme hnoors at the balke-line play as well as in straight pool. However, this year the name of a woman, Jennie Turitz, takes her place alongside that of our Mr. Burke. Miss Tur- itz is the foremost cue expert in the country. FENCING Miss Helene Mayer, who fled from Nazi Germany eight years _ . U. S. Housewrecking Co. 19966 DEQUINDRE TOwnsend 8-7761 L'Shonn Tovo Tikosevo! Standard Fish Co. DISTRIBUTORS 1336 Napoleon Cadillac 6781 ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS Extending the Season's Best Wishes to All My Friends and Policyholders for a Happy New Year BEN TOLMICH GENERAL AGENT CONTINENTAL ASSURANCE CO. OF ILLINOIS CHERRY 3290 1626 DAVID STOTT BLDG. ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS • THE CONSUMERS PIPE CO., INC. HOgarth 4505 14035 Grand River Ave. ago, added her seventh woman's fencing title to the hundreds of ep'e honors she has acquired on the strips both here and abroad. Her 1;; Ft American title was won in 1933 when :in exchange student at Scripps College on the Coast. Wishes All Members and Their Families and All Its Friends a Happy and Prosperous New Year! • A BOND A DAY KEEPS THE AXIS AWAY AND PAINT VARNISH SOVIET OFFICIALS COMING TO JERUSALEM JERUSALEM (Palcor — The secretary of the Soviet Embassy at Ankara, Turkey, as well as the press attache there, are ex- pected to attend the first Pales- tine conference of th V League Plowman The name of Sid Luckman once for Russia, to be held soon in again rules supreme over the grid- Jerusalem, it was announced here iron just as it has been doing today. All factions of the Hista- these past six years. When Sid druth (Jewish Federation of La- starred at Columbia he was of bor) are sponsoring the League. all-American calibre but as the brains behind that most formid- able of football machines—the Chicago Bears—he is without comparison. Once again Sid drove his eleven to the professional championship of the world. Hon- ors in football were all tossed into Sid's lap. There wasn't much praise left for the others even though there were hundreds of other Jewish lads who appeared on the nation's' gridirons during the 1911 football season. But no matter how you look at it, Sid Luckman deserved every tribute he won and remains, without doubt, the greatest quarterback the game has ever known. • 1497 East Grand Blvd. at Canton PLaza 1520 —BUY WAR BONDS- May the New Year 5703 bring to you and yours the fullest of life's blessings, enriched by happiness and pros- perity in Abundant Measure In the collegiate circles the fol- lowing players came in for their share of the publicity spotlight and the mythical all-American honors that are so lavishly ladled out at the close of each grid year. Gerber, Muhlenberg; Len Levy of Minnesota (by far the most sensational line player to appear in the country during the past decade—a standout player on one of the country's greatest teams). Zeger of Washington, Benjamin of \Vest Virginia, Co- hen of Pennsylvania, Fidler of Brown, Beck of Rutgers, Bartnak of N.Y.U., Cantor of U.C.L.A., Moser of Texas A. and M., and Werner of the Navy. Also, among the honored players were such stalwarts as: Friedman of Wash- ington, Shiekman of Pennsylvania, Jacob of Illinois, Goldenberg of Cornell, Hurst of Tennessee and Kindelberger of Pittsburgh. GOLF erman Barron, professional player whose home grounds is the Fennimore Country Club in White Plains. N. Y., won his first big time title in 1:3 years of play when he vnaquished a star-studded field to cop $1,000 in prize money as well as the Western Open held early in the year at Phoe- nix, Ariz. STANDOUTS IN THE MINOR SPORTS Cycling — Jerry Rodman and Bob Silver—Promoter Harry Men- del. Chess — Sam Reschevsky and Reuben Fine; Isaac Kashdan. Handball—Four Wall—Joe Pla- tak. One Wall—Morty Alexander. CONGREGATION BNAI MOSHE PRATT & LAMBERT Ping-Yong — Heitner, Schiff, Pankin, Schusshein and Nuss- baum. Tenn's—Millicent Hirsch—Hank Prusoff. Track and Field—Tollmich.— urdles. Leibowitz—Mile. Cohen—Hammer Throw. Mayer—Shot Put. Bogrow-440 Sprint-47.s. 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