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News Brevities

RABBI LEON FRAM, of Tem-
ple Israel, will take part in 26th
annual conference of the Na-
tional Council for Jewish Edu-
cation, being held from June 1
to 5, in Chicago. At Monday's
session he will discuss "The
Weekday Afternoon Schools in
a Changing American Jewish
Community."
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A country square dance, com-
plete with caller who sounds off
in both English and Hebrew, is
included in the album of "IS-
RAELI FOLK DANCES," just re-
leased by the Israel Music Foun
dation of New York and Tel
Aviv. The six sides comprise a
tuneful collection of the new
nation's most popular group
dances. They were recorded by
the Israel Folk Dance Orches-
tra. The music is also available
on a sin.gle long playing record.

Mrs. Millon IV ,
Mrs. John C. Hopp was re- man and Carl •Wois.
.leynej:ramiinprnE„. Jaffe I
elected president of the Women's .t.elTrn'd,,lice.ri9orMarsi,cf
Division of the Jewish Welfare
Completing the board are:
Mesdames Eugene .1. Arnfeid. Hai r‘ ,
Federation.
Chailes Bri kinan. Aaiun De-
Other officers selected include Barnett.
nral r
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p ih,,nftli,n Eh
Hoy h., J oseph
3,,.1,
Mesdames Abraham Cooper, Sid-
e rbhee7i.
Fri a'enk 'Ti m
S.
Frank.
Frank. Seymour J. Frank.
ney J. Karbel, Julian H. Krolik . i il ifs,, ronmeH relax
saaunIdetri. 4 G1u17.111 ., ,n, :., n :
. H I-ran
and Alexander W. Sanders, vice -'v
, S
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. Shurly llorm di_ io-
presidents: Mrs. Philip R. Mar- . Joseph
: i l(1.. .13 ..! „II!. Ben
apktio f noltzinan,
r f r . p ihaiii ikpi e LI pSsiodnn eiie .‘01.s.K H
dise, recording secretary; Mrs. r
Louis
G.
Redstone.
Emil D.'
Mossroan,
Harry L. Jackson, corresponding Rothman. N N,,,att,.,ein S. sreapatrno,,.. IsicA
:7,rre,n .S
a r o n-
secretary; Mrs. Hyman C. Broder
and Mrs. Leonard H. Weiner, srere. NAviiie S. welt and Henry
representatives to Federation v"" em '" -
Ed Wynn says he's got a coils-
board of governors.
- a comedian. He was on
Elected to the Division Board in
in who is
for a three-year term:
the
radio
10 years before they
Samuel S. Aaron. Hyman C. Broder.
David S. Diamond. Lam.lence A. •leisch- found out he v.- as crazy. "Did
man. Herbert S. Flank, Joseph Jackie,
Harry L. Junes. Ivor J Kahn. Sidney J. they take him off?" I asked.
H. No
Karbel. Milton K. !Mahler. Lewis
replied Ed. "By that time
Manning. Arthur S. Purdy. Charles Ru- ,_
was too famous."
biter, Rat mood A. Sokolov, James Wine-

Opening
Opening
Decoration Day

WEINSTEIN'S RESORT

Lovely new build-
ing. Rooms with
private baths.

SPECIAL

LOW RATES

to

Write for reser-

JULY 13th

vations.

SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.—U.S. 31—Ph. 797

56

An Exceptional Place To Dine
Known For Excellent Jewish Cooking

Phone 581

Private Baths — Showers — Running Hot and
Cold Water in Every Room, Dancing,
Swimming, Tennis, Golf, Horse Back Riding

NEW LOW RATES

Write for Folder

NEW PLAYGROUND

Per Day

STE U BEN'S

Beautifully
I.arge. plicate. sandy beach . .
furnished rooms, pii‘ate baths and showers. new
spacious patios . . . finest Jewish cuisine. Air-
conditioned dining room .. free /midnight snacks
—cocktail parties and rhumba lessons.

THE- MICIST

MOST TO

Vatiat

SPECIAL RATES—JULY 1st to 13th
Reduced rates Aug. 15th to Labor Day

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South Haven, Michigan 269 N. Shore Dr.

Phone 451

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LOUIS & BESSY WEINGARD-
EN FAMILY CLUB will hold its
annual picnic at 10 a.m.. June
8, at Lola Valley Park. All mem-
bers are inviteei to call TO. 3-
1883 or WE. 3-6839 to make res-
ervations.

AMSTERDAM, (JTA) — The
N.nisterdam stock ex c h a•n g e
„topped all operations in protest
against a court decision nullify-
ing the purchase of Jewish-
owned securities during the Nazi
occupation of Holland.
• The stock exchange commit-
tee declared that if the court.
decision was applicable to all
similar cases it would lead to
chaos in the exchange opera-
tion. The court ruled that se-
curities acquired by the Nazi-
controlled Lipman, Rosenthal
and Company Bank of this city
must be returned to the de-
possessed owners.
The Jews were forced to sur-
render these securities during
the occupation without pay-
ment. after which the Nazi-con-
trolled bank sold them through
regular and other channels.

New York City Council
To Name Square After Peretz

It ," Enjoy Relaxation--Forget Your Cares At

South Haven, Mich.

fcr
facilities
W•:iiierful
rest. recreation comfort
ng
enjoyment. New
with Tile baths and s'nnwe7s.
1,1.1,:esome food, e..ee , ful
servic.. Beautiful grinds.

Zevea Redtvre

"a

little bit of heaven" .

-Reduced Rates

SOUTH HAVEN, MICHIGAN'S FIRST

JULY 1 TO JULY 13
AUG. 17 TO LABOR DAY,

CONCRETE SWIMMING POOL . . .

inspected by

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Michigan's

State Board of Health

FINEST FOOD SERVED UNDER STRICT KOSHER DIETARY LAWS
PLANNED ENTERTAINMENT . . . LARGE T.V. SET

WE LOVE CHILDREN AND CATER TO THEM. Our trained

"For a Really Royal Vacation.
Meet
Ile at
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counselor personally supervises their activities . . . Special

rotes June 20 to July 13 and August 17 thru Labor day.

Write or phone for reservations 1130 or 431. Same reasonable rates as always

RESORT

... where every minute of your stay sparkles

with exciting events!"

• Planned Activities... sports, roasts,
hayrides
• BARON'S OWN CABARET ... danc-
ing, star entertainment
• Cocktail Hour . . Midnitt snacks
... Moonlight swimming

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110#44 .-

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private beach on the
•Directly on LakeM;lobigan. 500 feet of
PREMISES - Picturesque • Spacious Grounds • All Vacation
Activities - Professional Entertainment - Dancing
130 Modern Airy Rooms - Private Baths - Delicious Modern

Kosher Food - American Plan - Playground

Attractive

In a lush setting of 20 green acres

Bring the children. Supervised play. E•wHOrn4KE tam

for Children.

NEW REDUCED RATES

Rates.

111 North Shore Drive

Suggest early reser- y.1,0m, Writ, or phone South Haven 433

Telephone 120

NEW YORK. 4.JTA)—The City
Council of New York unani-
mously decided to name one of
the squares in the city after Itz-
hak Leibush Peretz. noted Jew-
ish writer, in connection with
the 100th anniversary of his
birth, now being celebrated
throughout the world. "Peretz
Square" will . be located between
Houston Street and First Street,
in one of the sections of the city
thickly populated by Jews.

BARON'S RESORT, SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.

South Haven, Mich.

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Famous for 30 Years As
the Most Ideal Vacation
Spot in South Haven.

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Spacious. beautiful grounds
for rest and recreation, deli-
cious meals, homelike atmos-
phere, childrens counsellors.
MOST REASONABLE RATES
444. Be assured of a
Wonderful Va-.
cation for the
*-- Entire Family.

ZLATKINS RESORT

K IL S. 31. So. Haven, Mick.
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Incomparable

Playwright G r s on ("Born
•Yesterday") Kanin tells us he
knows a comedian whose seven-
year-old son came home with his
report card. "Well, son," said the
comedian, "did you get promot-
ed?" "I did better than that.
Pop," was the reply. "I was held
over for another 26 weeks."

ZLATKINS .

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ROSENSOWS
Lake Park R•sort

campus.

Dutch Court Nullifies Sale
Of Surrendered Securities

North Shore Drive

South Haven, Mich.

"Vacation Land for Everyone"

SPECIAL
JUNE ONLY
Any Room

3 Meals
Per Person

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Dedication exercises for the
ADOLPH ULLMAN AMPHITHE-
ATRE at Brandeis University
will be held Sunday afternoon,
on the Brandeis Waltham

einstein's

$5.00

"LADY POSSESSED" is show -
inF at the Center Theater.

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DELICIOUS KOSHER CUISINE

Once at Weinstein's- Aiwa-1.5. at

SUPERVISED CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES

With

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Frida y , May 30, 1952

THE JEWISH NEWS-19

Mrs. Hopp Re-Elected WomeN,74, Division Head

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SLEEPY HOLLOW BEACH. And rightly so! Entering
the friendly portals to this secluded summer retreat
on Lake Michigan, you leave all cares behind as you .
begin a delightfully casual, unforgettable holiday

Amid the many green acres, you relax and play And what
a joy for the children! They romp happily over the
spacious grounds filled with wholesome activities for
young enthusiasts Swimming at our wide, sandy beach,
tennis, softball. pingpong, safety playground, handball,
shuffleboard and a score of other amusements to fill
out a round the clock program. Supervised children's
activities as desired. Riding stables and two beautiful
golf courses are minutes' away

MEW HOLLOW 13EACH

South Haven, Michigan

Claude Montt.

Phone South Maven *60

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