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To Test for Life on the Moon
Who's Filling Shoes of Rosen, Greenberg, et al?
Friday, April 6, 1962
By HAROLDU RIBALOW
THE DETRO IT JEWISH
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Gordon and Phil Weintraub? Detroit Tigers? And when Bud-
When the Cleveland Indians dy Myer of the Washington
had Al Rosen, the Dodgers Cal, Senators won the American
The sports pages are now full Rosen and the Giants G6ody League batting crown?
of spring training tales of new Rosen? When Hink Greenberg
baseball rookies, new managers was a home run star with the
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and new teams. Baseball has
taken over, for basketball is
over, football is still far away,
boxing is in decline and hockey
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is about finished for the year.
In New York and Houston,
the fans are expectantly waiting
for the new major league clubs
with CHUCK RANDOLPH
to take hold and gain new, and
permanent fans. Casey Stengel
Oct. 21 - Nov. 8
is back in the big leagues, and
VISIT:
sports reporters are angry with
Roger Maris, the new home run
KAMAKURA NARA
king who is seemingly unwil-
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ling to cooperate with the writ-
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ers. The experts will soon be
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picking their winners (the
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Yankees in the American
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League, of course, and any one
of four or five teams in the
TRIP INCLUDES:
Dr. Seymour R. Lipsky (right), of the Yale School of National).
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Medicine, and his co-worker, Dr. Michael Shahin, check a
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Yes, baseball is back. But
special gaS unit which is a key part of a highly sensitive gas
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chromatograph. The chromatograph, which may be able to where are the Jewish players,
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tell if there is life on the moon, will be carried into space let alone stars of 1962?
3 Meals a Day
Sandy Koufax is preparing to
on the Surveyor spacecraft. The device was developed by
(Except Honolulu)
research team in New Haven, Conn., headed by Dr. Lipsky. do as well as he did a year ago
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with the Dodgers and the
Sherry brothers, Larry and
Norm, are attempting to get
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back into the headlines.
That's about it; but do you
The Jewish National Fund of bassador to the United Nations, remember when the Jewish
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America will pay tribute• to will make_ the presentation to lineup was more impressive?
When the New York Giants
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former President Harry S. Tru- President Truman.
had Harry Danning and Joe
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Independence Day Fete
man on the 14th Independence
Day of the State of Israel at a
celebration and concert on May
9. at the Aalitorium of Hunter
College, New York, it was an-
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Truman
nounced by Albert Schiff, presi-
dent of the Fund.
IV,ischa Elman, violinist, will
share the stage with the former
President and a distinguished
array of Zionist and civic nota-
bles. New York Mayor Robert
F. Wagner is honorary chairman
and Abraham Feinberg is chair-
mar. of the 14th Birthday Salute
to Israel, which also marks the
60th anniversary of the JNF.
President Tri,:man will be the
recipient of a Jewish National
Fund Award for his extraor-
dinary ervice to the State of
Israel. The Fund will acclaim
him for recognizing the new
State fifteen minutes after its
Declaration of Independence
was proclaimed.
Michael Comay, Israeli Am-
Honor Israeli Envoy
RIO DE JANEIRO — Josef
Tekoah, the Israel Ambassador
to Brazil, who is leaving his post
here to become Israel's Ambas-
sador at Moscow, received the
highest government decoration
at a farewell dinner given in
his honor by Foreign Minister
Santiago Dantas.
More Jews in Schools
MONTREAL—Jewish pupils
form a majority in 16 Protest-
ant elementary schools in this
city and in five of the Protest-
ant high schools, according to
data compiled by the Canadian
Jewish Congress released this
week.
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