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DETROIT JEWISH .CHRONICLE

Our Athletes

Head Purity Chapter Dance

Hurler Mixes
Career in Law
and 'Baseball

JWV

Zager Lodge Chief

BULLETIN

THE BUFFALO Bisons gave
Aaron Silverman a vacation
recently so the youthful relief
pitcher could
go to Washing-
ton, D. C. to
take his bar
examinations.
Silverman has
been studying
law in the off-
season for the
past eight
years and car-
ried his books
Beckman with ,him dur-
ing his army service.
A chattel of Detroit, Silverman
posted a 13-7 record with Wil-
liamsport last year.

Plans have been completed by Purity Chapter No. 359 O.E.S.
for its "floating" dinner-dance aboard the D. and C. ship,
S. S. Eastern States, at 5:30 p.m., Sunday. lleading the en-
tertainment will be Carlos and Juanita, Latin-American
dancers. Leaders of the affair, shown with the ship's captain,
R. J. Kessling, are, left to right, Mrs. Grace Mehr, ohairman,
and Mrs. Gertrude Viedrah, Mrs. Joseph Stalburg and Mrs.
David Dunsky, co-chairmen, For tickets call Mrs. Dunsky,
UN. 2-2570. The chapter will hold an advanced officers night
at 7:45 p.m., Monday in honor of Minnetta 31inn, Esther
Tenzer and Esther Kozin, it was announced by Mrs. Viedrah.

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Ginsberg Still Hot

DETROITER MYRON (Joe)
.e • Ginsberg continues to burn up
the Eastern League.
The 21-year-old Williamsport
catcher is currently batting .343
for 22 games, based on 24 hits
in 70 times at bat, including 12
runs batted in.
Joe hit safely in 13 of his first
15 games. He's third best bats-
man in the league.
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Friday, June 1$, MS

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MAXWELL M. LOWE (above)
was installed Tuesday as presi-
dent of the Rabbi Mandel M.
Zager Lodge of Bnai Brith.
Other officers include Ham-
mond Pearlman, Morton Ru-
benstein and Louis Schneider,
vice-presidents; Harry Pear.
son, treasurer; and Irving Kan-
fer and Irving Lipson, secre-
taries.

Mynah Military Expert Explains
Israeli Tactics in Palestine War

pROCEEDS OF the card party
of the Gen. Maurice Rose
Auxiliary will go to aid Israel.
The affair wil be held June 30
in Bnai Moshe. Tickets may be
• obtained from Nettie Zimberg,
TY. 0-9728, or at the dopr.
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THE YETZ - COHEN Ladies
Auxiliary will hold . a social
meeting at 8:30 p.m., Monday in
the home of Jean Friedman,
2249 Taylor avenue.
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A TYPEWRITER and wheel-
chair, gifts of the -Equality
Club, were presented to veter-
ans at the Dearborn Hospital by
the Lt. Eli Levin Auxiliary.
The auxiliffry presented colors
at the installation Wednesday of
Jewish European Welfare Or-
ganization officers.

Yiddish Group
to Chart Program

Plans for the coming season
will be charted by the Joint
Yiddish Culture Committee of
the Jewish Community Council
and Jewish Center at a meeting
at 11 a.m., Sunday in the Cen-
ter.
Tentative functions to be dis-
cussed are a Jewish hook month
program, a Chassidic program,
an Israel celebration and Jew-
ish music month and holiday
programs.

(T he following m i 1 it a r y
analysis is based on an article . THROUGHOUT MANY areas to concentrate large forces in
HERB ROTH of Allentown, by the editor of "Maarachot," a string of settlements are cpn- the areas where the decisive
Pa., sixth ranking harness driver Ilaganah's military magazine.) solidated in a defense bloc thus battles will occur (This has hap-
in the country, died recently
forming a chain. The chain is pened at Latrum, half-way mark
from a head injury suffered in a
EW YORK—For various rea- gauged by the strength of each on the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem road,
at Istud, where the Egyptian Galician Society..Here
race spill. He was 54 years old.
sons, our defense of Jewish link, each fighting separately.
• • •
Palestine cannot be viewed ac- Every man and woman in these Army is entrapped, and in the to Celebrate 18th Year
Jamin, Tulharn, Nablus Arab
cording to accepted concepts of defense blocs must be ready for
Milt Gets Mad
-
The Galician Society of Detroit
triangle where the Army of Is-
action at all times.
warfare.
MILT GALATZER seldom gets
will celebrate its 18th anniver-
rael is on the offensive.)
To begin with, we are not de-
TO prevent the enemy from
mad. In fact, in his 21 years of
These forces with those now Lary at a dinner, June 27 at the
baseball, the Grand Rapids man- fending a solid country with a attacking single settlements in- operating will be decisive factors tieth Abraham Synagogue.
ager has never been banished continuous frontier. We are de- dividually and reducing them in the critical stage ahead.
Herbert B. Sussman, president
from a game. However, he for- fending the Jewish area, which one at a time, we must have a
of the Galician Jews of America,
is
composed
of
large
and
small
mobile
and
efficient
central
force
got himself in a recent Central
will be guest speaker. Tickets
Readers of the Chronicle say can be obtained every evening
League contest and was ordered islands—some connected by "cor- in each defense area, able to
they
read
it
front
cover
to
cover.
ridors"
and
some
completely
isa.
bring up reinforcements to any
off the field for protesting too
at the Synagogue.
point under attack and wrest
strenuously on a balls and strikes la ted.
We are not free to follow a the initiative from the enemy.
verdict.
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THIS IS PRIMARILY a mili- ing the first months of the pres-
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We must disregard this accept-
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Rosen Keeps Pace
because we have no place to re-
THE OTHER Jewish .minor treat. It is highly improbable
league performer of any note, Al that any army has ever had to
Rosen of Kansas City, persists in operate in a similar terrain
being a nemesis to American As- which is so circumscribed.
sociation hurlers. He's batting
There has been considerable
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Al is quite a cocky fellow. Said strategy to adopt. Should it be
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Home for Aged Slates
Election on June 29

The annual election meeting
of the Jewish Home for Aged
will take place June 29 at the
Home, Petoskey and Holimur
avenues.
Members of nominating com-
mittee include J9seph Bernstein,
Arthur Fleischman, and Dr.
Benjamin Welling.
Present officers are Myron A.
Keys, president; Sidney Allen
and Gus Newman, vice-presi-
dents; William Sandler, secre-
tary; and Max Kogan, treasurer.

REGISTRATION OPEN

Registration is still open for

the 12th Street Council Center's
day camp.

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TERRITORY IS SMALL

OUR PLAN of action has been
largely dictated by the geography
of the Jewish territory plus the
political realities and the posi-
tion of the Jews in Europe and
the Middle East.
In partisan warfare tke army
is able to abandon entire areas,
shifting from one point to an-
other, and never be tied down
to any single position. The vast-
ness of the Russian terrain and
the conditions which the Greek
guerilla fighters had to face per-
mitted both the Greeks and Rus-
sians to operate in this way.
But it is impossible for us. It
is therefore impossile for us to
use this type of strategy. We can
use it as part of an overall
strategy.

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