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CBICAGO, Ill.—For years, this the duffer class . . . One day on
town has been trying to "take the practice tee, he took a migh-
ty swipe at the bail, and sent a
over" the movie industry . .
but every time it tries, someone low liner whistling down the
has to explain why It never can fairway, to land pluiik on the
because of the weather . . . green 250 yards away . .. Gold-
However, even with this prime wyn gaped for a moment, then
and major factor against them, wheeled on the professional and
the Chicago bigwigs continue tc demanded, "What did I 'do
try the almost impossible that right?" . . On a round with
More than 2,000 Jewish Boy
,.has just about been given up by Harpo Marx he was putting so
New York . . . "The only thing abominably that at the sixth Scouts will be among . the 50,000
we need is a few good produc. green he hurled his putter fth i- scouts from all over the coun-
ers," says one of the persistent ously into the woods .. • When try and many foreign lands who
advocates of the idea . . .reason- he wasn't looking, Harpo sent will attend the third national
ing that "we're located better his own caddy back to redeem
geographically than California the club . . . Harpo was putting Scout Jamboree, to be held at
and can do the same thing they like a streak that day .. . Sev- Irvine Ranch, near Santa Ana,
eral holes later Goldwyn asked Calif., July 17 to 23: A commit-
are doing."
ONE OF THE producers that him how he explained his new- tee of nine rabbis will serve as
Chicago has been trying to lure found skill ... "It's the putter," scout chaplain s, as Jewish
away from Hollywood is Samuel Harpo told him. "It's balanced a, scouts will have the opportunity
Goldwyn . . ..but he just laughs delicately that the ball prac- to worship on the Sabbath and
and remarks, "If I'm crazy I'd tically rolls into the hole by it- to observe the laws of kashruth.
self." . . . Goldwyn tested it, ap-
still be too nuts to do it!" '
proved ... and bought back his
PART OF GOLDWYN'S fame own putter for $10.00 . . . At
has . been achieved by a series ! the end of the round, Harpo was Gov. Anderson Acts
of outstanding and notable_pro-. $30 ahead . • "I'll match you Against Biased Resorts
dUctions, and partly by a- col- double or nothing," said Gold-
lection of weird statements ard wyn grimly . . . He lost . . . That
MINNEAPOLIS, (JTA) — Gov.
a misuse of the English lan- made it $60 . . . "One more," he C. Elmer Anderson moved to de-
guage . It is impossible to say demanded . . • He lost again' ... prive a number of Minnesota
how many of the choice Gold- When the debt had risen to $960 summer resorts of the facilities
wynisms actually sprang from Harpo begged off . . . "Look," he of the State Tourist Bureau of-
the _ lips of Sam Goldwyn . .1 said, "I didn't come out here fices because they practiced
For a time he was suspected of today to win all this money. I racial or religious prejudice.
actually encouraging their man- came out for 18 hbles of golf
Acting on a complaint from
ufacture. and circulation. But '. Pay me the $30 you lost on
recently he began to disavow the game and let's call it quits." th Anti-Defamation League, the
Minnesota governor instructed
these tales in increasingly testy
.. ."That's very sporting of
tones . Upon reading a pre-1 you," conceded Goldwyn. Now the director of the Minnesota
diction on the future of Holly-1 I'll match you just once more: Department of Business De-
velopment to remove. • discrimi-
wood, signed by himself, in a I $60 or nothing."
natory literature from the of-
Sunday supplement, he is said
MANY YEARS AGO, George
to have remarked indignantly, Oppenheimer assured Goldwyn, fices of the tourist bureau. The
department director also noti-
"This fellow has no idea of my
his employer, that "The fied resort agencies, the gover-
literary style. Tell him to read then
Wizard of Oz" would make a fine nor announced, "that the State
the piece my last man wrote for motion picture, and finally per-
will not be party to distribution
me."
suaded him to read the book .. .
GOLDWYN'S MOST famous It was •a juvenile, consisting of of any literature which make a
dicta undoubtedly are his "gen- about 150 pages of very big type point of religious or racial prej-
tleinen, kindly include me out," . . . The next morning Goldwyn udices in any form."
The governor's action was
and the matchless "In two words was enthusiastic . . . "I sat up
I tell you my opinion of that till two reading it," he said as taken under the equal rights
picture: im-possible."--,. . . In an he disappeared into his office -... law covering public places of
argument over possession of a A day later he summoned George- accommodation - in Minnesota.
big star's services, a Paraniount . . . "You're ruining my whole- In a letter to ADL, Gov. Ander-
man suggested that the decision, social life with that book," he son said : "I am convinced that
be left to arbitration ... "O.K.," ' declared. "I was • up till past we must prevent these infec-
tions from becoming major ills
said Goldwyn reluctantly, "if it's midnight again with it." ...
understood that I get him.",
"Well," said George eagerly,. if we are to have a strong de-
ANOTHER TIME he called up, "what do you think?" . . . I'm mocracy." He declared that
L. B. Mayer, of MGM . .. "Lou- not sure yet," Goldwyn answer- "racial or religious discrimina-
is. " he said sadly, "both of us I ed. "I'm only half through with tion in any form is contrary to
are in trouble." ... "How come?' it so far." . . . He eventually the declared- policy of the
asked Mayer . . . "It's this Clark bought the story, kept it on the State." _
Gable," said Goldwyn. "You got shelf for years, and then sold it
him; I want him." . . . When he at a small profit to MGM, whose
was introduced to Albert Ein- not too imaginative version of
stein he beamed, "I understand it netted millions and made a
you are practically a genius." ... star of Judy Garland.
He counseled a friend, "Keep (Thanks to Herman Fender and *Sam.
what I'm telling you under your :loodstein for their research in our be-
the beautiful
half while in the good town of Chicago
belt."
.. See you back in Detroit next week).
WHEN - GOLDWYN'S wife,
Book Casino!
Frances, persuaded him to fol-
sake movie-making long enough
available for
to 'sail to Hawaii Iftr a vacation,
private
parties
. a farewell party was whipped
(after 3 p.m. )
up in his honor at the studio
MATTATHIAS TENT HIVE
. . . Every one of his employees
. until September
was there . . . His press agent 1005 of the Maccabees will hold
Please Call WO. 1-8000
whispered in 'his ear, "They ex- its annual picnic on July 19, at
pect you to say a few words." ... Middle Rouge Park, one block
Ext. 263
Goldwyn cleared his throat, and past Ann Arbor Trail. Prizes
the crowd fell silent . . . "Well, and games are planned, and re-
fellows," he said, "bon voyag€ ." freshments will be provided.
HIS SECRETARY complained Family and friends are invited.
that the files had grown so clut -
tered that it was growing . impos- 18 DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 10, 1953
sible to.. find anything . . . "At
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least," she begged, "let me de-
stroy. the letters that are ten
years old or more." . . . "0. K ,"
said Goldwyn reluctantly, "but
IN PERSON!
don't forget to make copies" . .
He asked a newly signed actor
where he hailed from . . . "Ida- .
T
ho," said the youngster . . . "Out
liere, young man," Goldwyn ad-
vised him, "we pronounce it
Fully Equipped Kitchen
Ohio."
& HIS REVUE
GOLDWYN LOVES to play
under supervision of
and ORCHESTRA
games of any description, but he
Rabbi Samuel S. Stollman
can't stand losing them . . . The
Cong. Shaar Hashomayim
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money, obviously, does not trou-
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Israel Still Beseiged as in Days oT Herzl

JERUSALEM, (JTA) —On the
occasion of the 49th anniver-
sary of the death of Dr. Theodor
Herzl, founder of the Zioni st
Political movement, a manifesto
was issued by Israel President
Itzhak Ben Zvi emphasizing that
Israel is still a country besieged
by the Arabs.
"Let us remember on this day
that our young state is still be-
sieged and that our enemies do
not cease threatening us with a
second round," the President's
manifesto stated.
"We must_also remember that
90 percent of our people are

still dispersed among the nations
of the world, part of them still
under threat of extermination.
Let us strive for Dr. Herzl's ideal
to redeem the Jewish nation
through tolerance and in the
lofty spirit of Moses a n d the
Prophets. Let us unite on this
day because the fate of our na-
tion depends on our unity."

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