DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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Lehman Urges Investments
OUR ATHLETES
SOU th•Haven
Cood Spot for
Rejuvenation?
ened days before
South Haven. In
three short days
in that golden
spot on the
Tendler
shores of Lake
Michigan we discovered males,
whom we had seen laboring for
breath while walking around a
pool table in Detroit, performing
feats of endurance and physical
brilliance which would do credit
to a Sid Luckrnan or "Biggie"
Goldberg.
Investment of private capital in Lsrael is urged by Herbert H. Lehman, former governor of New
York, who has been indorsed by Democratic chieftains for United States senator, Lehman is shown
above on his recent trip to Israel. At the left he is conferring with Prime Minister Ben Curio') and
at the right he and Mrs. Lehman are being welcomed aboard the S. S. Negbah by Haifa's-Mayor
Shabathai Levy.
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on the burning sands. At any
given moment the beach would
vibrate and suddenly a group of
young masculinity would roar
past, arms and legs flailing and
happy voices ringing out enthu-
siastically in the 102 fargnheit.
In the wake of the miniature
sandstorm, demure maidens, knit-
The Metropolitan Chapter of
ting their brows in anger, would
start scraping tiny golden gran- the American Jewish Congress in
ules from applications of baby 11Ptroit has been dissolved and
Mrs. Samuel Gold, president,
oil and iodine.
I. officers suspended in accord-
has appointed the following com-
ance with a decision of the na-
mittee chairmen: Mesdames Jules
tional executive committee, Mrs. Werner, Charles Helman, Al
Samuel S. Green, president of Klaiman, Sam Klee, Jules
IN ANOTHER area footballs the Michigan council, confirmed.
Meskin, Carl Gould, Lewis Man-
soared in the sky, thrown by
The decision was based on re- ning, Max Madorsky, Albert
characters who became exhausted
sults of a formal hearing which Burrows, David Passell, Joseph
watching the, Chicago Bears-Chi- confirmed the charges against the
Gordon and Yetta Herz.
cago Card game over television chapter and its officers, Mrs.
Also, Mesdames Morris Hirsch,
only eight months before. •
Green said.
Alan Laban, Julius Ring, Phillip
The enthusiasm was gratifying.
The Metropolitan Chapter has Menkowitz, Albert Ashe, Bern-
Young males strained and twisted
appealed the decision to the con- ard Goodman, Garie Wolfe,
agilely to keep from fumbling the
gress administrative committee. Meyer Litky, Jack. Kahn, Wil-
pigskin, even if it meant falling
Pending the meeting of the com- liam Fogel, Nathan Adler, Sam
bodily upon a blanket where a
mittee, the Metropolitan Chap- Aaron, Sam Schulman, Irving
young female (invariably looking
ter has no authority to function Robinson, Harry Gelman and
in the opposite direction) was
in the name of the congress, Mrs. Barney Ross.
sunning herself.
Green added.
AJ Congress
Bans Chapter
• • •
'Oh, I'm Sorry'
A statement by Morris
Gleicher, president of the Met-
INDIAN WRESTLING was ropolitan Chapter, insisted that
common. It was surprising to ob- the chapter is still a legal body
serve how men sought ways to within the Congress because the
develop sagging chests and lift administrative committee has not
yet ruled on the issue.
drooping abdomens.
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Me Tarzan, You Jane
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AND SWIMMERS. Gentlemen
of my acquaintance whom I have
noticed bringing inner tubes into
a Turkish bath were veritable
Johnny Weismullers.
Crawls, backstrokes, butterflies,
underwater endurance tests, all
were in evidence. And such a
glow of sincerity prevailed the
whole while. Even when the
swimmer would happen to pop to
the surface in a great splash right
next to a slip of femininity who
was trying, oh, so valiantly, to
keep her hair from becoming
moist.
Gleicher alleged that the ac-
tion against the chapter was mo-
tivated by politics.
"The problem," he said, "is
whether the American Jewish
Congress is now to change the
militant mass-action 'character
developed under the great leader-
ship of Rabbi Wise or whether
the organization is to be trans-
formed into a research, statistics-
gathering body of_ top-level pro-
fessionals."
Mattathias Tent Hive
Plans All-Day Picnic
The annual picnic of the
Mattathias tent hive will be held
Sunday at Middle Rouge park.
The affair will be an all-day event
with pop, ice cream and water-
melon for the kiddies.
Irving Stahl is entertainment
chairman.
Joyce Katz Winner
in Greenbush Contest
Yes, in those three short days
I really saw a lot of things that I
hadn't in my wildest fantasies be-
Joyce Katz was the winner in
lieved the unmarried male was
capable of.
the rhumba contest held at
Greenbush Inn over the Indepen-
Lord, am I tired!
dence Day week-end. She is the
Marguerite Kozenn and Julius daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Saul
Chajes left Tuesday on their Katz of Fairfield avenue.
fourth consecutive concert tour.
ANTI-SEMITES JAILED
They will appear in London, Paris
and Jerusalem in the course of
COPENHAGEN (Special)—The
the tour.
editor of the "Aeroe Avis" which
published an anti-Semitic article
The Chronicle news deadline was jailed along with the writer
Is Monday at noon.
for two months.
• • •
Gershwin Lodge
DAVID BRAUN, 15 months,
and his sister Lea, 2, greet
America in varying moods as
they arrive at New York In-
ternational Airport, Idlewild,
Queens, from Germany. The
Braun children and their par-
ents, sponsored by HIAS (He-
brew Immigrant Aid Society)
were among a plane-load of 60
Displaced Persons brought to
this country. Air travel is used
for aged persons, expectant
mothers, and children consid-
ered hardship cases.
Levinson Firm
to Move Offices
Morgenthau Lodge
Poles Refuse Extension 117,000 Immigrants
for Keren Hayesod Aide
wAi.sAw— (WNS) —Having Using Arab Homes
TEL AVIV—According to fig-
ures published here, 117,080 im-
migrants have been accommo-
dated in houses abandoned by
the Arabs during the war in dif-
ferent towns and villages in the
country by end of April, 1949.
This number is made up as fol-
lows: 35,000 in Haifa and sur-
rounding countryside; 40,000 in
Jaffa; 3,456 in' Jerusalem; 3,600 in
Acre; 1,400 in Safed; 50 in Ti-
berias; 7,790 in Ramleh; 7,597 in
A joint picnic of the Good- Lydda; 100 in Beersheba; and
fellowship Men's Club and Aux- the rest in 21 villages.
iliary will be held Sunday, July
MAP SWIM-DANCE
24, at Lola Valley park. A varied
program has been arranged.
Young adults attending the
Saturday nite dance at 9 p.m.,
A SANE MOVE
July 23 at the Center will not
TEL AVIV (Special)—The gov- only dance to the music of a
ernment will turn the historic well-known orchestra, but will
Acre fortress into an insane asyl- also enjoy a midnight swim in the
um.
Center pool.
Goodfellowship Clubs'
Chart Joint Outing
Post has
arranged to send two children
to the Fresh Air Camp this
summer. Edwin Wolfe, command-
er, also reported that the post
has raised sufficient funds for
the dedication of a room in the
Memorial Home honoring the
memory of Sgt. Morton Silver-
man who was killed in action in
Germany, Sept. 14, 1944.
• • •
• • •
The executive committee met
at the home of Larry Weinberg.
A moonlight will be held some - The Michigan Mortgage Corp.
time in August, Martin Ruskin, will move to new and larger
chairman, announced.
offices at 2442 National Bank
• • •
Bldg. Friday, Benjamin Levinson,
president of the firm, announced.
The change was needed to ac-
The new officers have met to
commodate the increased volume
lay groundwork for next year's
of business the organization has
program. Morris Wasserman has
been appointed chairman of the effected in the past four years, he
said.
veterans affairs committee of the
The corporation has been in
Greater Detroit B. B. Council.
Harold "Cupie" Weiss was elected operation since February, 1945.
secretary of the Greater Detroit In that period it has created, pro-
B. B. Bowling Assn. The lodge cessed and is now servicing over
will hold a wiener roast in Aug- $23,000,000 in FHA and GI mort-
gages, Levinson declared.
ust.
been refused an extension of his
visa, Dov Chomsky, special dele-
gate of the Keren Hayesod, was
forced to leave Poland after a
six-month stay in the country. At
the same time it was learned
that Polish authorities in Lodz
recently made inspections in the
offices of the Keren Hayesod and
Keren Kayemeth in that city.
• • •
Morton Silverman
Lt. Eli Levin Auxiliary were
hostesses at the Dearborn vet-
erans hospital. Members enter-
tained patients with games,
awarded prizes and served re-
freshments.
• • •
Bnai Brith
Highlights
• • •
'C'mon, Pass It!'
Tom Borman, chairman of the
Memorial Home campaign, an-
nounces the following as mem-
bers of the organization's cam-
paign planning committee: Sam-
uel J. Rhodes, Harry T. Madison,
Sanford Rothman, Harold F. Mo-
ran, Herman Troy, Norman Berk-
ley and Hyman Salran.
The Memorial Home is being
built in conjunction with the
Jewish Center on Davison be-
tween Petoskey and Holinur.
Quota for the current cam-
paign drive has been set at
$105,000.
The annual Past-Commander
dinner given by the Lt. Eli Levin
Post has been set for Oct. 9.
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Pisgah Chapter
The chivalry was touching. The
loser in the wrestling match was
always profuse in his apologies to
the petite damsel who just hap-
pened to be passing by when he
went over in a tangle of arms and
legs.
JWV
Bulletin
By MITCHELL TENDLER
M Y GOODNESS!
" I Up to now we were under the
naive allusion that all athletics
were organized and that the ath-
lete involved in any given sport
was gifted with
a physical build
peculiar to his
chosen under-
taking.
This was in
those unenlight-
• • •
'C'mon, Race You!'
Thursday, July 14, 1919
A trip to the Dearborn vet-
erans hospital has been planned
by Ladies Auxiliary, Post 135,
Mrs. Belle Berkowitz announced.
Two hundred and fifty mechan-
ical pencils will be donated to
patients, she added.
• • •
Post 537, Ladies Auxiliary, en-
joyed fun galore at its recent
hayride held at Morton Stables.
• • •
Charles and Aaron
Kogan
Auxiliary will donate an addi-
tional $100 toward the Memorial
Home, making an overall contri-
bution of $200 to date. A mem-
bership luncheon was held
Wednesday.
German DP
End Predicted
PARIS.— (WNS)—Liquidation
of the Jewish DP camps in Ger-
many before the end of this year
was predicted here by Harry
Greenstein, advisor on Jewish af-
fairs to the American Military
Government.
Speaking at the world congress
of ORT, Greenstein set the end
of September, 1949, as the liqui-
dation date. He said the main
problem now facing Jewish lead-
ership is "to help to adjust the
Jews who must or will remain
in Europe in the years to come"
and to help "the speedy and ef-
fective adjustment of the over-
wehning majority of Jews who,
when they leave Displaced Per-
sons camps, settle in Israel."
The four-day congress was
opened by Judge Leon Meiss, of
France. Among the speakers at
the opening session were Dr. Jo-
seph Schwarts, European director
of the JDC, and A. Gilboa, Is-
raeli Consul General. The ses-
sion was attended by 112 dele-
gates from 23 countries.
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