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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, August 21, 1959-22

Dr. William Klein Opens Second
Hospital for Treatment of Aged

The new 54-bed Detroit Geriatric Hospital, at 19535
Schoolcraft, will serve the general public in the treatment of
physically disabled and disturbed aged.
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The city's first hospital for
the aged and chronically ill
with facilities of medical and
surgical care will be officially
introduced to the public at an
open house from 2 to 6 p.m.
Sunday.
Detroit Geriatric Hospital,
19535 Schoolcraft, a 54-bed hos-
pital, will place special empha-
sis on the treatment of the
physically disabled and dis-
turbed aged, according to medi-
cal director Dr. William Klein.
Dr. Klein, who is also direc-
tor of the ten-year-old Villa-
Zion Geriatric Hospital at 13965
Linwood, reports that the new
hospital, although offering
kosher facilities, is non-sectarian
and open to the public at large.
A graduate of Northwestern
and Wayne State University's
medical college, Dr. Klein an-
nounced that his staff will in-
clude consultants Ira M. Alt-
shuler, M.D., and Samuel D.
Jacobson, M.D. Other staff
members are Drs. Arnold R.
Axelrod, hematology; William
A. Henkin, radiology; Bernard
Krakauer, orthopedics; Eugene
Laurisin, proctology; Meyer
Pensler, surgery; Julian Stern,
urology; and D. J. Young,
medicine.

Increased Parental
Control Favored by
Bnai Brith Youth

STARLIGHT, Pa. (JTA)—An
overwhelming majority of Jew-
ish teenagers in the United
States wants more parental con-
trol, is willing to accept definite
limits on behavior. These facts
emerged here today from a
survey conducted among 150
regional officers of the Bnai
Brith Youth Organization, at-
tending a Leadership Training
Conference this weekend.
Almost 97 percent of the
teenagers voted in favor of a
curfew to be set by the com-
munity for boys and girls be-
low the age of 18. Among those,
questioned, 85 percent favored
having parents "around" when
teenagers hold house parties.
Almost unanimously, the Jew-
ish teenagers agreed that dis-
plays of affection in public are
in bad taste, beyond boys and
girls holding hands. The youths
were of the view that parents
and teenagers should decide to-
gether the size of a youth's
allowance, and 80 p e r cent
agreed that parents have a right
to inquire as to how the al-
lowances are spent

MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Rep-
resentatives of the United
States _National Science Foun-
dation signed a $300,000 con-
tract with the Israel National
Research Fund under which
about 70 Israeli academicians
will be employed for one year
in translating Russian scientific
literature into English.
Specialists for the work will
be drawn from the Hebrew Uni-
versity, the Weizmann Institute
and the Israel Institute of Tech-
nology at Haifa.
Experience gained by the
Jews in running illegal immi-
grant ships and refugee camps
in the days before the establish-
ment of Israel may be utilized
by American scientists study-
ing problems of rapid evacua-
tion- of population areas and of
maintaining survival camps in
the event of an atomic attack,
it was reported here.
The Jerusalem Post said that
the American scientists here on
an official mission had re-
quested the Haifa Institute of
Technology to collect data

about speedy embarkation and
disembarkation techniques, the
number of passengers that can
be put aboard ships, the mini-
mum daily food and water re-
quirements and other relevant
data.
Based on the experience of
the illegal ships that carried
refugees to Palestine, the. insti-
tute was also asked to collect
data on the size of crews, the
number of technical personnel
and medical facilities required.
Similar information was also
requested about the operation
of the refugee camps.
The newspaper said the re-
quest followed the reading by
one of the visiting American
scientists of a book dealing with
the illegal Zionist immigration.

OMENA INN, Mich. . . When
folks refer to "God's Country"
they must have Northern Michi-
gan in mind . • . This area
around Grand Traverse Bay is
really something to behold .. .
Mother Nature around here is
truly the real Mrs. America.
JOE CORNELL'S Omena Inn
faces Grand Traverse Bay,
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where guests swim and relax on
the beach which is only about
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a hundred feet from the main
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building and dining room . . .
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The 32 acres of land belonging
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to Omena Inn include pleasant
cottages and much area and
facilities for just about every
outdoor sport imaginable . . .
Joe took us and Irving Scheff
for an outdoor motor ride
around the bay . . . and the
scenery was one of the most
enchanting we have ever seen
. . . Irving's main interest was
to get to "Siegel" Island which,
SUPER SPECIAL !
Joe had explained, was owned
by a prominent family . . .
for
1 Jar of our Famous Pickles—plus--a Jar of
Irving wasn't told about it until
Both
Liberman's Tomatoes
later, but the story about this
island is that some years ago,
an eccentric gent built himself
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a look at the "old men" they
had to play and probably be-
moaned the fact that they would
be getting little exercise . . .
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Well, the final score was 16
With purchase of a package of
to 6 for the "old men" .. .
DISA 'N DATA . . . Joe Cor-
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with an Indian who went
through the backdoor to the
Full Course Dinners Served Daily
kitchen and started feeding
himself . . . "We were here
first!" said the Indian as Joe
gave him the heave-ho . . . Saul
Berch taking all corners at the
horseshoe pits to prove he's
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really all man after creating a
sensation at Joe's "Parisian
Night" by dressing up in full
regalia ala Bridget Bardot . . .
Quite a talented family the
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Interlochen Music Camp . .
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