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P ortra tt ol' a Good
Sport
What's in a Name?
By DAVID SCHWARTZ
(Copyright. 1965, JTA., Inc.)
Bill Would= Allow Naturalized Citizens
to Seek Relief Under War Claims Act
The name Lady Bird is alluring.
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
Jacob K. Javits, New York Repub-
to The Jewish News)
an assistant to Sid Gillman at Besides Lady Bird, there is Linda
and Sen. Paul Douglas, Illi-
WASHINGTON — Legislation to lican,
(Copyright. 1965. JTA. Inc.)
Oakland and the new head coach Bird. The birds are coming into
make Americans who have been nois Democrat.
Ever since he took over as bas- of Houston of the American Foot- their own—in this flying age.
The measure is similar to one
Hebrew has a considerable naturalized since the end of World
ketball coach of Boston College, a ball League, tossed this accolade
at Big Sid: "He's the master of number of names after animals. War H able to seek relief under introduced in the House by Rep.
Catholic institution, Bob Cousy has
Ryan, New York Dem-
.
team organization—the best in the Zipporah means bird, and Jonah the War Claims Act was introduced William Fitz
liberal. In introducing h
gathered some of the best talent buSiness." New York Times col- is a dove. Deborah is a bee; Chaya, in the Senate Tuesday by Sen.: ocra , a
legislation, Rep. Ryan said that
available in the New England ' umnist Arthur Daley recently dis- a wild animal; Zev is a wolf;
the present law offers relief only
area. "Cooz" is especially high on closed the reason that Sid Luc- Aryeh. a lion; Zevi, a stag or deer. Mapai, Ahdut Parties to those who were citizens of the
United States at the time of their
freshman Steve Adelman, 6'6", man. one-time Chicago Bear quar-
But no one was named Sus or Lose Election Votes
from Worcester. Mass. . . . Coach terback, failed to make the Pro horse. Why the discrimination?
loss. He said it exclUdes many
g.
Worker
Union
in
Bld
Americans with legitimate claims
George Flaherty of Adelphi on Football Hall of Fame in 1963; he Isn't a horse as good as a wolf?
Wire
(Dire c t JTA Teletype Wire
who were not citizens at the time
Steve Nisenson: "Not only is he a got 13 of 14 votes and selection But the horse , and donkey were
The Jewish News)
of their loss but who subsequently
great shot: he's also a fine team must be unanimous. As Daley enslaved beasts of burden. and
TEL AVIV — Israel's dominant
man and looks to pass off to some- further explained: "One voter had our ancestors apparently sought .Mapai Party lost votes in elec- acquired American citizenship.
one else. He beat us, but I must ad- seen Sid only at the tail end of a to identify themselves with the 'tions? in the Building Workers
mit I get a thrill out of watching notable career and was unim- freer creatures. A name in ancient Union in what observers regarded Singer's 'Magician of Lublin'
him play. lie's a finished basket- pressed."
times was regarded as something as, a clue to forthcoming national Frances' Best Foreign Novel
ball player. the kind you hold up
Fourteen-year-old Paul Katz of for inspiration and perhaps the elections in the Histadrut, Israel's ' The French edition of Isaac
to your own boys as an example of New York City. brother of many- courage of the wild animal was labor federation. Singer's - The Magician of Lublin"
a good. clean player with tremen- time Met AAU and Maccabiah I held up for inspiration. The name
Mapai's coalition partner, Ahdut ("Le Magicien de Lublin") was
dous ability and a wonderful team Games swimming champ Jane Katz, Rachel, meaning ewe or female Avodah, also lost votes. The leftist ! named the best foreign novel of
attitude." Nisenson has been play- won the 100-yard butterfly in the i - sheep, is an exception. But the Mapam, the Liberals and the Re-' the year. The prize (Prix du Meil-
ing this season with his left leg Public School Athletic League Jews were a pastoral people and . ligious Workers gained votes, as leur Livre Etranger) was awarded
bandaged from ankle to thigh be- Championships. He was timed in a loved sheep. Sheep might not be did the Communists. The Mapai by a jury that included the dB-
cause of cartilage trouble. The own- record 57.6. Paul also took second as wildly free as lions but they percentage dropped three points, tinguished critics Maurice Nadeau,
ership .of the Philadelphia 76ers in the 400-yard freestyle. Jane, were lovable and roamed about from 47.5 per cent to 44.5 per Max-Pol Fouchet, and Raymond
and Baltimore Bullets of the Na- who is a physical education in- in green pastures.
cent. Ahdut lost two percentage Queneau of the Goncourt Acade-
What's in a name?
tional Basketball Association en- structor at the Bronx Community
points. Mapam increased its vote my. The first three recipients of
compasses half a minyan. There's j College, hopes to take Paul with
At a Jewish Sunday school. the by 2 per cent and the Communists this award were Nikos Kazantzakis,
Phil Kasloff and Isaac Richard in , her to Israel this' summer as a children were given sentences and rose one point to 4 per cent. The Heinrich Boll and Alejo Carpen-
Philly and Arnie Heft, Abe Pollin member of the Maccabiah team. asked to certify whether the facts Liberals. who had 1 per cent of tier ( 1954, 1955. 1956) respectively.
and Earl Foreman in' Baltimore. One more trip makes her a 'sabra . stated were correct or not. One of the vote. rose to 2 per cent. In this country, New American
Incidentally. Foreman is involved She's competed there twice before them was: "Theodor Herzl is presi-
Some observers said the Mapai Library has purchased the paper-
with Jerry Wolman in the owner-
loss was a warning to those op- back rights to Singer's "Short
. . The London Jewish Chronicle dent of the Jewish state."
ship of the National Football recently related this ring tale
One little girl said: "Theodor posing alignment between Mapai Friday."
League Philadelphia Eagles.
On March 15, Singer's novel,
about Young Josephs and Harry Herzl is not the president of the and Ahdut Avodah in a lithited
There's a terrific battle shaping Lewis, whom it called a Christian: Jewish State. Theodor Herzl is a labor front. Previously Mapai had "The Family Moskat," will be re-
' controlled the construction work-' issued in simultaneous hard-cover
up in the 100-meter dash at the "During the fight a fanatical Jo- boat."
The end result of fame. it seems, ' ers' federation through a coalition (.Farrar, Straus and Giroux) and
Seventh World Maccabiah Games sephs fan leaned over the balcony
with Ahdut. Mapai now controls , paperback (Noonday Press) edi-
in Israel in August. The favorite and yielded in Yiddish. 'Hackihm is to be transformed into a boat or
the Histadrut through such a l i ons. "The Family Moskat" it
at this time has to be Gerry Ash- in der kishkas ( Hit him in the gut.)' buildin g. In Waukegan, Jack
coalition.
Singer's first novel.
worth. ex-Dartmouth star from Hav- Lewis, not to be outdone, stopped Benny is a high school.
boxing
and
retorted.
'Und
was
sol
erhill. Mass.. and Olympic gold
medalist on the United States' 400- Ich tun (What shall I do? " It's
meter relay team. Provided. of a great story but it doesn't check
course. Ashworth shows in Ramat out. Unbeknown to the Chron-
Gan Stadium. Gerry. who was re- icle writer. Lewis was a Jewish
cently honored by the Bnai Brith boy out of Philadelphia named
in his home town and is an AZA Harry Besterman. Incidentally. an-
alumnus, is taking graduate work other case of mistaken identity
and may not be able to make the concerning a Philadelphia area
trip. In his absence. the United athlete was the note carried in
States could count on young Jon this column that fencer Henry
Levin of North Carolina, a sopho- Kolowrat is of the Jewish faith.
more from Long Island. N. Y. As
The English Jewish community
a freshman Levin clocked 9.5 for is exercised over a report that
the 100 and 20.4 for the furlong. Prime Minister Harold Wilson be-
He also had a 48.8 quarter-mile longs to a golf club that discri-
time. The leading overseas challen- minates against Jews. However,
ger unquestionably will be Stan j Wilson said that the last time he
Wald of South Africa. who recent- played at the club his partner was
ly turned in a 9.6100.
Jewish and that a Jew put him up
George Davidson of Lafayette ' for membership.
College has been named basket-
In the early 1930s, Kurt Lewin
ball coach of the U.S. Macca- was one of Germany's better
biah Games Team. He is the
sprinters. When the Jewish club.
first coach to be appointed in the .Bar Kochba of Berlin. asked him
17 sports in' which the United • to become one of its members,
States will be represented. Dav-
Lewin reluctantly agreed, stressing
idson has made two goodwill that he had no interest in Jewish
trips to Israel in behalf of the
causes or Zionism. Today, Dr.
U.S. State Department and the
Lewin is a member of the Israeli
U.S. Committee-Sports for Is-
delegation to the United Naitons.
rael. He coached the Israel Na-
lie also has served as Israeli Am-
tional Basketball Team, staged
bassador to Japan and Burma.
clinics and exhibitions, estab- Somewhere along the way he
lished a special course for young ' changed his mind, a fact brought
coaches. and was a visiting pro-
to the attention of your corres-
fessor at the Orde Wingate
pondents by members of the Mac-
School for Physical Education.
cabi A. C. of New York. who knew
Speaking about the Maccabiah. him in Germany and had the pleas-
there seems to he some hard feel- ure of hearing him address them
ings in Turkey over the cancella- recently.
tion by Israel of a trip by its bas-
ketball team. which was to play in
the Turk's Bosporus Tournament. Gen.
The cancellation was caused by a
lack of funds. The report is that
Gas dryers cost a couple of pennies less per load to operate;
Turkey may impede its Jewish
HAIFA (JTA) — Brig. Gen. Yo-
athletes attendance in the Seventh
we'd be the first to aelthit it. But with electric dryers you still
hanan
Ratner,
dean
of
the
faculty
World Mace a biah as a conse-
come out ahead. Read on.
of
architecture
of
the
Technion-
quence. Hugh "Bones" Taylor, once
Electric dryers cost less to buy. Model for model, prices run
. Israel Institute of Technology and
about $20 to $40 lower than gas dryers.
head of the planning section of the
And now, for a limited time, this lower price includes instal.
Israel Defense Forces during the
BY JESSE AND ROY SILVER
Pat Reynolds admits she was wrong!
(She was sure electric dryers were more expensive.
Then we showed her these money-saving facts.)
Ratner Dies;
Dean at Technion
Shrinks Hemorrhoids
Without Surgery
Stops Itch—Relieves Pain
For the first time science has found
a new healing substance with the as-
tonishing ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids and to relieve pain — without
surgery. In case after case, while
gently relieving pain, actual reduc-
tion (shrinkage) took place. Most
amazing of all — results were so thor-
ough that sufferers made astonishing
statements like "Piles have ceased to
be a problem!" The secret is a new
healing substance (Bio-Dyne4 0)—
covery of a world-famous research
institute. This substance Is now avail-
able In suppository or ointment forms
called Preparation S a. At all drug
VaaWrs.
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War of Independence, was laid to
rest in the Haifa Military Ceme-
tery with full military honors. He
died Jan. 30.
Born in Odessa, Russia, Gen.
Ratner emigrated to Palestine in
1923 and joined the faculty of the
Technion three years later. He was
chief of staff of Haganah, the Jew-
ish community's defense force be-
fore the establishment of the state
and he served as a military attache
at the Israel legation in 'Moscow in
1948 and 1949.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
32—Friday, February 5, 1965
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lation and wiring, if needed, when you buy from one of th*
many dealers participating in this special sales event.
Electric dryers cost nothing for electrical repairs or labor.
According to manufacturers' service policy premiums, the
average dryer requires about $200 worth of repairs over a
10-year period. But, of course, if your dryer is electric, Edison
comes out, repairs it, and leaves without leaving you a bill!
(It's the only no-charge dryer repair service offered by a utility
company in this area.)
Add up ALL the costs and you'll see what Pat Reynolds saw
—electric dryers cost less to own.
EDISON
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