Why did the Rebbe come to Boro Park erev Rosh Chodesh Elul 1953 at 9AM? - Rabbi Chaim Dalfin

I'm standing in front of 12 49 52nd Street between New Utrecht Avenue and 13th Avenue in Borough Park the building behind me is known as the cloisenberger mixer the rabbit of was here in the early 1950s 51 52 53 one of those years the ones who took care of the Midfield were Rabbi and Mrs eckhouse as a Babbage Hussain and chronizen of Yankovic for many many years his parents took care of this Mikvah before glazenberg owned the Mikvah but this is the original building behind the facades that the one-story building which had four Mickeys for women who were exclusive mixes and baths two separate rooms and two were for not exclusive the difference was either you paid a dollar or a dollar fifty at 50 Cent difference and on the other side inside there the separate building in the back property goes all the way down was the man's Bedford which was open every day what happened was Mrs Zach house received the call one morning from someone who asked if the mix was open and until when is it open and she said it's open until about 10 o'clock or so so the person said I'll be there at nine o'clock may I come she said sure and he came and he if the cost was 25 cents to get in and you'd get a towel their son one of the sons noticed them noticed the person and he said oh and the father went to 13th Avenue to buy something so the son said you know I think the personal came in as the new laborator I know the father came back the river was in the Midfield already and the father said that he charged at 25 cents she said I didn't know I didn't know who he is he just someone called and asked to make was open Rabbi Yankovic told me that the devil was here for about an hour by himself in the Midfield I mean at that time five six in the morning and Diving and taking the train to work these you know when you're on him after probably eight o'clock was very unusual right here in Borough Park it's hard to imagine so nine o'clock was already late she was the only one there it was there for an hour before he comes out rubber eckhouse the one who's taking care of the mix from changing the water and everything else sees a taxi pulled up right here and a taxi you know it was also unusual and he asked what are you doing here says the person clad me down on Kingston Avenue and asked me to come back Robin Wolf here and ask me to come back an hour later it's 10 o'clock now I'm here to pick him up and then everyone out and went to the taxi and I went home one of those years in the early 50s and the mick from Crown Heights the devil's going to the oil that day and the mick franconite was being repaired so he couldn't go so he came to this this was the only mixer in all of Borough Park that was a Mickey's notion for women and also had an amendment this was the this was the bill this is the mix and it still stands there's been you know updated and everything else and the eckhaus has actually lived in the also inside there in what a few rooms so I think it's important to you know to to know this to know that our holy River came to the mcfer paid the money with the taxi paid the 25 cents to be here all the best only good things