Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1958 — Page 44

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Ebcm's ResignafionCrops Up Again

NEW YORK (NJP) — Old rumors of the resignation of Israel's Ambassador to the U. S., 83-Year-Old Jewess Wins Fame as Sculptor NEW YORK (WNS) — An «‘ighty-three-y ear-old Jewish woman, A. Malmud, is rapidly gaining recognition as one uf Hie country’s leading sculptors. One of the oldest Jewish resi- ‘ icmts of Brooklyn, Mrs. Malmud visited Israel in 1953, one of Land. Among the people she land. Among the people she sculptored was the late Henrietta Szold.

Abba Eban, cropped up again this week in an exclusive report in the New York Herald-Tribune. ACCORDING to the news item, Eban will resign later this fall and will stand for election to the Knesset in next year’s election. The account was published under the by-line of Paul Tobenkin, who for many years has been the Trib's reporter of Jewish affairs. IT QUOTES an authoritative sourc' as saying that Eban’s retirement as ambassador is 99 per cent certain.

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By MAX H3GIT NEW YORK (NJP)—A Jewish twin second base combination is being carefully groomed by the New York Yankees on their farm clubs for near-future delivery to the Stadium. IIAIa (shortstop, Binghamton, Eastern league) and Stan Charnofsky (second base, Augusta, South Atlantic league) are two of the highest regarded prospects in the star-studded Yankee farm organizations. Being good businessmen as well as good baseball men, the Yankee front office realizes the tremendous pull a Jewish second base combination composed of twins would have through the turnstiles in New York City, with its large number of Jewish baseball fans. ASIDE FROM their box office potentialities, the Charnofskys have been tagged as “not for sale” at the present time, on their playing ability alone. Both are outstanding, having been selected to the all-star teams of their respective loops. Graduates of the University of Southern California in 1952, they have played in the Yankee organization continually except for 18 months of service with the Army in 1954 and 1955. While in college, Hal was chosen on the All-America baseball team in 1952 while Stan copped the second basemen honor on the Pa-

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son. Their hobbies are very much alike, showing a preference for good books, music and drama. BUT AT PRESENT their prime target is Yankee Stadium. So don’t be too shocked some day to hear Yankee sportscaster Mel Allen roll off something like this: “Charnofsky to Charnofsky to Skowron!” THAT’S quite a mouthful even for the glib Allen, but it’s also quite a combination.

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