Jewish Center Teen Cagers Lose
Danny Raskin's
in National .Championship Thriller
The Jewish Community Cen-
ter Teen Varsity Basketball
Team, midwestern JCC basket-
ball champions, defeated Newark
JCC (New Jersey champions),
69-53, in a consolation game of
the Jewish 'Welfare Board's na-
tional tournament at Boston last
weekend.
The Center lost to host team
Hecht House of Boston, 50-48,
in their opening game. The Teens
led 'throughout the game, losing
it on a jump shot with five sec-
onds to go.
In an all New York City final,
Williamsburg YMHA, Brooklyn,
beat JCH of Bensonhurst, Brook-
lyn, 71-69 in double overtime.
Other participants included Sche-
nectady (New York State cham-
pion), New Haven, Conn. (New
England champion) and Allen-
town, Pa. (Mid-Atlantic cham-
pion). The South and Far WeSt
did not send entries.
Billy Davis scored 28 in the
Center's opener and was voted
the tournament's good sportsman-
ship award. In. the consolation,
Jerry Golden and Ricky Landau
-were high, each with 17.
The Center's competitive swim
team defeated Detroit Boys
Club, 67-63 in 'their first swim
meet.
The Cyclones, Senior League
champions, who participated in
the Midwest JCC senior basket-
ball tournament at Cincinnati
this weekend, beat St. Louis JCC,
85-69, for the consolation bracke
championship after winning oN
Indianapolis by default. They lo
their opener to Louisville,
JCC, 113-54.
Ceremonies Mark Planting of 50
Millionth Tree in Israel by JNF
HAIFA, Israel—The 50-mi1-
lionth tree was planted here by
the Jewish National Fund on
Mount Carmel at an impressive
ceremony in which more than
a thousand persons participated,
including important go v ern -
ment officials and other prom-
inent personages from all parts
of the country.
President It zhak Ben-Zvi,
Premier D avid Ben-Gurion,
Speaker of the Knesset Kadish
Luz and Minister of Agricul-
ture. Moshe Dayan sent greet-
ings. Finance Minister Levi
Eshkol delivered an address in
which he emphasized the large-
scale afforestation program of
the Jewish National Fund and
its, broad significance for the
agricultural and security devel-
opment of the State of Israel.
, "The map of the entire
State," E
been
sticall
ered in the
tour
of
last 50 years
tha s to t e e afforestation pro-
gr
of the JNF. Its afforest-
work has greatly contrib-
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FROM HARRY ALGER, dis-
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comes letter with deserved acco-
lades for the fine Sinai staff and
hospital in general . . . With the
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at Sinai recovering from a hear
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to the friendship between the
two freedom-loving nations, the
United States of America and
the State of Israel, is of vast
importance in further cement-
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ties between the two countries.
Premier Ben-Gurion praised
the Jewish National Fund for
its staggering achievements and
stated that the 50 million trees
planted by the JNF must be
multiplied tenfold so that there
would be 500,000,000 trees
planted to serve as a green
mantle covering the enti
country.
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I am writing this letter
ter April 3 to 9
because I know how much money
ors of the Jewish Center hospitals need to continue their
have a big spring vacation work, and I think if we all
pitched in and gave something
ogram, April 3-9.
Extragame. room, skating, to a very needy cause it would
gym and swimming hours will help a great deal. The girls in
be held throughout the week. white are really doing their part.
There will be a marble tourna- You know it is better to give
ment at 10 a.m. and a table than to receive, but even better
to stay healthy and out of the
tennis tournament at 1 p.m., in hospital."
the junior game room, Monday.
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A. bus trip to Cranbrook, fea,
24-YEAR-OLD Mort Friedman
turing a tour of the museums bowled a perfect 300 game last
and planetarium, will be held week while competing in the
from 1 to 5 p.m., Tuesday.
Farmington Major League . . .
Wednesday will feature a It was only the second time lie
pool tournament at 10 a.m. and had bowled since getting out of
a crafts corner at 3:30 p.m., in the Navy, March •8 . . . and also
the game room. A feature his second 300 game, the first
movie, 'Davy Crockett", will be one coming in 1957 in the High-
held in the DeRoy Theater at land Park All-Star Classic . . .
2 p.m.
Mort is a lefty kegler and was
Roller skating parties will be rolling in the Farmington League
held at 1, 2:30 and 4 p.m., by accident . . . subbing for Doug
Thursday. Finals of the table Greenbaum who had a sore, hand
tennis tournaments will be held and called Mort to take his place.
in the game room at 10 a.m.
Family Day at Camp Tama- Technion Lecturers
rack will be held April 9, 1 to
7 p.m.
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