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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Our Aline/es
Friday, August 6, 1948
No Rest on the Palestine Front
Al Rosen Hits
3 Homers in
Single Game
FLIP) ROSEN, Kansas City
AL Until
( baseman, celebrated his
unanimous selection to the
American Association's all-star
team by belt-
ing three con-
secutive home
runs to le a d
the Blues to a
10-3 victory
over St. Paul
last week.
At this writ-
ing, Rosen, the
Texas League's
most valuable
Beckman player in 1947,
is batting .341 for third spot in
his circuit. He has connected
for 104 hits in 305 times at bat,
driving in 69 runs.
• • •
Siegle With Giants
ANOTHER JEWISH gridder
has joined the professional ranks
with the signing of Jules Siegle
by the New York Giants. A
Chicagoan, Siegle played half-
back for Northwestern last year.
• • •
Rotbialt Stars
MARV ROTBLATT pitched his
first full game for the Chicago
White' Sox last week, and al-
though it wasn't against major
league opponents, he still turned
in a marvelous performance.
The former University of Illi-
nois star held the Kalamazoo
All-Stars to three hits and struck
out nine as the Chisox won, 7
to 0.
• • •
There is an armistice on in the Holy Land, but the defenders of Israel find it necessary to stand on guard against sudden
Arab attacks.
Departing DP's Smile Again
LeVinsteirt Elected
Israel at the United Nations
OHIO STATE'S varsity tennis
team has elected Arnold Levin-
stein as captain for 1949. He
will be seeking his third letter
with the Buckeyes.
• • •
Pitcher Transferred
LOUIS FEINSTEIN, southpaw
hurler, has been shifted from
Easton in the Eastern Shore
League to Newark in the Ohio-
Indiana League. He is owned by
the New York Yankees.
• • •
National Chain pion
HARRY LIKAS of the Univer-
sity of Silh Francisco is the new
National Collegiate A.A. tennis
singles champion. Ile pulled a
surprise triumph over Victor
Seixas of the University of
North Carolina.
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•
Leading Batter
PLAYER-M ANAGER Mike
Schemer of the West Palm Beach
club is one of the leading hitters
in the Florida International
League with a .328 average.
Mike was the New York Giants'
wartime first baseman.
Bnai Moshe YPS
Charts Outing
An outing is planned by the
Young People's Society of Bnai
Moshe for Sunday at Whitmore
Lake. Those attending should
meet at 11:30 a.m. at the Syna-
gogue.
Members will gather at 9:45
p.m., Aug. 14 in front of Ver-
nor's for a moonlight ride to
Bob-Lo. For information on both
affairs call Morris Lazarus, UN.
4-3121.
Tall Towers Await
Meeting Thursday
The Tall Towers will hold an
open meeting at 8:30 p.m.,
Thursday in the home of Shir-
ley Gorman, 2967 Cortland ave-
nue. A social period will follow.
For information call TY. 7-2027.
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Little Dvoira Bakalurz, right, may have her doubts about
emigrating to a new land, but obviously they are not shared
in the slightest by her mother, father and sister. Even the
porter, an old hand at trainstation scenes, sides with the
majority as the family, formerly interned in a DP camp,
leaves Paris for a new home in South America. The family
was aided by the Joint Distribution Committee.
Bridal Pair Asks
Gifts Sent to UJA
NEW YORK—A unique wed-
ding announcement was received
recently by the friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Harris of
Dover, N. J. The young couple
asked that all those who might
wish to make a gift in honor of
their nuotials should rather
make an extra contribution to
the United Jewish Appeal.
"For the great happiness our
anion has brought, we are grate-
ful" begins the announcement
sent out by Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ris. "Yet, in our rejoicing we
think of those of our people so
desperately fighting for life a-
scii, and the contrast makes us
even more aware of a necessity
for sharing our plenty."
Aubrey S. Eban took his place at the UN Security Council
table for the first time early last month as the "Representa-
tive of the Government of Israel." Seated behind him are
two other members of the Israeli Mission—Moises A. Toff,
director of the Latin American division of the Israeli foreign
office, and Michael S. Comay, director of the British common-
wealth division.
They Shall Not Pass It,
Builders Busy
at NW Hebrew
Construction work is continu-
ing steadily on the Northwest
Hebrew Congregation, President
Ira G. Kaufman reported.'
The duct work for .the heat-
ing and ventilating system in
the social hall is near comple-
tion, and electrical and plumb-
ing work preliminary to plaster-
ing is in progress, he said.
Kaufman said the kitchen will
be ready for use shortly and
that masons are busy with the
floors above the social hall.
JOURNALISM CLUB
Boys and g rls 13 years or
older who are interested in join-
ing the Center's Teen-age Journ-
alism Club should call MA. 8400.
Despite the Palestine truce, three testes Israeli soldiers shod
guard atop the roof of an Arab het In a captured enemy
village. They shall not pass, their attitude suggests.