DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

L'age Twelve

OUR ATHLETES

Acclaim Radio Hour

Thursday, June 16, 1949

Chairman

Fair Grounds
No Place for
Making Merry

By MITCHELL TENDLER
HE SEVENTH RACE was his-
tory, Sun Ilerod beat out the
odds-on Porter's Broom in a pic-
ture, and after the screech fol-
lowing the posting of the result
had died down,
all was quiet.
We exchanged
glances, all five
of us. It was the
only thing we
$J1 a d exchanged
'allafternoon
that hadn't cost
us money.
The unspoken
consensus of
opinion was that
Tendler we were all out
of our heads for not having gone
to Woodhull Lake instead of
wearing out shoe leather walking
to the mutual windows and blow-
ing in 20 cents a throw on in-
digestible hot dogs.

Lt. Roy F. Green Auxiliary will
stage a Father's Day program
Tuesday. The group donated $100
to the Memorial Home, Minnie
Merman, hospital chairman, an-
nounced that 29 patients from the
Marine hospital will be taken to
the ball game, Aug. 10. Two
deck chairs were purchased for
the veterans at the hospital. Edith
Hoffman was elected department
chaplain.

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Qh, Joy!

SUDDENLY MILT flushed, and
his hand trembled as he pointed
to the odds-board and then to his
racing program.
It's the heat, we all thought.
Why, oh why, hadn't we gone to
Woodhull?
We walked over sympatheti-
cally, with the intent of taking
him gently out of the sun and
under the grandstand. But now
he had found his voice. "Look,
look, look!" he whispered ecstat-
ically. We looked.

• • •

Let's Make Merry

MRS. LEWIS GROSSMAN
• • •

The Jewish War Veterans presented a citation of merit to Moe
Kesner, director of the New Voice of Israel radio program and its
sponsors, J. Young and Sons, for furthering the cause of Jewish
music. Above, left to right, are Arlene Rhodes, retiring JWV
Auxiliary president, who made the presentation; Kesner, Charles
Young and Joseph Young,

Parkside PTO
Picks Mrs. H yams

Mrs. Lewis Hymns was elected
president of the Parkside Hebrew
School, PTO. Other officers are
Mesdames Ronald Freeman,
Robert Kerman, William Shulak
and Henry Feinberg. •
Committee members are Mes-
dames Abe Katzman, Harold
Sher, Al Einstein, Jesse Johnson,
Max Fine, Sam Collis, Heinz
Gabel, Abe Moore, Irwin
Schwartz, Max Milan, Harry
Wolfe and Frank Schook.
Also David Yamishon, Jack
Bell, Harry Cohen. Ed Peisner,
Herman Layne, Morris Nosan-
chuck, Ira Stone and Tlaunas
Zohott.
The education committee is
composed of Messrs. Henry Fein-
berg, Morris Nosanchuck and
David Yamishon,

HE WAS POINTING on the
program to the number one horse
in the eighth race. We looked.
The horse's name was Making
Merry. So what, we said in uni-
son.
He pointed to the odds-board.
We looked. The horse was 99-1.
So what, we said again. He point-
ed back to the program. We
loojced.
There, written in black and
white, was the horse's owner,
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Cohen and his trainer, S. Gold-
blatt. Five hands flew into five and democracy in the Middle
respective pockets, bringing out East."
the remnants of five previously .Ben Gurion underlined the
need for maritime growth along
healthy bankrolls.
with agricultural and industrial
development. Israel today suffers
Sentimental Journey
all sorts of shortages. The people
MAKING MERRY closed at 60- have to tighten their belts and
1. This was absolutely manna the housing conditions are truly
from heaven. Cohen and Gold- pitiful. Without increased finan-
Matt, what a coinbo. What a cial support, Israel would fail in
break this is, we thought. Never its sacred purpose to provide
again, though. Next week, for homes and jobs for all the immi-
sure, we go to Woodhull.
grants. Ben Gurion is deeply in-
Let it be known here and now, terested in the mobilization of
anybody that invests his hard private funds and is firmly com-
earned money on sentiment mitted to give all possible assist-
should be chained to his bed or ance to investments aimed at the
be quietly transported to the Isle development of the economic re-
of May where there are no tracks. sources of the country. Custom
I. Cohen and S. Goldblatt, who- exemptions will be granted for
ever they are, ought to be machinery and tools and tax re-
ashamed of themselves. Making ductions be made during the in-
Merry ran ninth.
itial period of establishing new
Now, of course, we can't go to enterprises.
Woodhull. Why not, you ask?
We here in America, realizing
Why it's obvious, next week we
the extent of sacrifice, the devo-
have to go back and get even.
tion, the heroism of the Israeli
• • •
people, should feel privileged at
Saul Pinch Hits
having an opportunity to repay
DELVING INTO more pleasant these heroes!
topics, we notice that in a re-
cent Buffalo-Toronto ball game
The Chronicle news deadline is
Saul Rogovin was sent in to bat noon, Mondays.
for Aaron Silverman.
It would be beautiful to say
that Saul. smashed out a game
saving hit, etc., etc., etc. Nope,
Drastic Reductions on Custom
he merely flied out, Toronto won
Tailored Suits and Coats
the contest, 6-3, and Silverman
All
Garments Formerly
was charged with the loss.
Priced Much Higher
• • •

Ben Gurion's
Appeal Quoted

• • •

Pioneer Units
Ending Season

An all-day conference of
Pioneer Women to draw up plans
for the coming year's activities
will begin with a breakfast at
9:30 a. m., Thursday, June 23 in
the Council meeting room.
The following members were
elected to the Detroit Council of
Pioneer Women for the 1949-50
season; Chana Michlin, chairman,
and Carol Berman, Shalumith
Goldoftas, Ruth Kanter, Ann Er-
man, Clara Marks, Reba Colman,
Rose Sarasohn, Rose Feldstein,
Goldie Wasserman and Mildred
Prady,
Club I will hold its final meet-
ing of the season at 12:30 p. m.,
Wednesday, June 22 at Lachar's.
Reports of the 11th biennial con-
vention held in Philadelphia will
be presented by the returning
delegates.
New officers will be installed.
For reservations, call Mrs. S.
Goldoftas, TY. 5-1956.
Florence Primack was installed
president of the Golda Myerson
Group on June 7. Other officers
are Dorothy Brinze, Esther Kut-
nick, Freda Abromovitz, Sarah
Diamond, Ceil Weiner, Sophia
Sulkes and Marjorie Miller.
The group will meet Tuesday.
Avodah Chapter will hold an
installation of officers Monday
at Huyler's. Mrs. Paul Feldman
will preside. For reservations, call
Mrs. Gerald E. Goldberg, UN.
31642.

WJLB

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1:30 to 2:30 P. M.

(In Yiddish and English)

Rosh Hashonah will fall on
Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 24
and 25, 1HS.

J. FELDMAN

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Summer Fun Offered
by Pine River Hotel

The dining room of the Pine
River hotel in Charlevoix is open
under the direction of Mrs. Fay
Richman, Mrs. Charles Levitt an-
nounced. All meals are served
Jewish style. Facilities are avail-
able for swimming, fishing, boat-
ing, golfing, dancing, tennis, rid-
ing, shuffle board and card par-
ties.
The bridge at Charlevoix has
been completed, giving guests
quicker access to the beach.

SOCIAL LINKS TO MEET
Social Links Family Club will
meet Saturday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Emery, 15428 Appo-
line avenue.

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Yetz-Cohen Auxiliary will meet
Monday at the home of Ruth
Benach, 11331 Dexter boulevard.
Plans for future fund-raising and
social affairs in conjunction with
the post will be discussed. Pros-
pective members are invited.

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In our own shop. We specialize in
the making of suits to misfits. stout ' ,
shorts. longs.

"A View of the Past Year and
the Current Economic Situation
in Israel" will be discussed by
Leon Kay, president-elect of the
Zionist Organization of Detroit
who recently returned from Is-
rael, at the annual Hadassah
study' group luncheon at 12:30
p.m., Tuesday at the Lee Plaza
hotel,
Mrs. Lewis S. Grossman is
chairman of the study groups.
Members composing the educa-
tion committee are Mesdames
Morris Adler, Lillian Grahm,
Sidney Barnett, Ralph Davidson,
Albert Elazar and Benjamin Cog-
gan.
A workshop for future sugges-
tions for study groups is also in-
cluded on the program. A board
of experts to answer questions is
made up of Mesdames Adler,
Grahtn, Elazar, Morris Wayne
and Carl Schiller.
For reservations to the lunch-
eon, call the Hadassah office, TY.
8-8216.

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SPEAKING OF BUFFALO, in
last week's rollcall of Jewish
players in the minors *e over-
looked Cy Block, an infielder with
the Bisons. Block came up from
the Southern Association after
hitting .360 with Nashville.

Lt. Eli Levin Auxiliary donated
$100 to the Memorial Home. Ada
Messer is chairman. A social noon
luncheon will be held Tuesday
at the home of Ruth Goldsher,
18041 Northlawn avenue, The
group's next hospital visit will be
July 7 at Dearborn. For informa-
tion, call Lillian Feld, UN 9-9156.

HARRY WEINBERG
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