Elliott Hall Opens as Newest
Health Center, Nursing Home
Danny Raskin's
LISTENING
Photo shows front view of Elliott Hall, new medical treat-
ment center and musing home. Below is Supervisor Esther
Doyle, R. N., with patient Morris Silver at the new health
center.
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Elliott Hall, which has just
opened at 13015 W. Chicago,
at Sorrento, under the medical
direction of Dr. Paul L. Frai-
berg, is a modern medical treat-
ment center and provides nurs-
ing home facilities.
The new health center has
modern hospital provisions. It
differs from the convalescent
home in that it is designed to
help medically ill patients —
cardiac, diabetic, f r a c t u r e,
pneumonia, ulcer—who require
hospitalization.
Elliott Hall also is a nursing
home designed, furnished and"
staffed to care for aged people. Issue Volume in Honor
A qualified medical staff of of Chief Justice Warren
recognized specialists and phy-
Chief Justice of the United
sicians treat patients at Elliott States Supreme C o u r t Earl
Hall. Patients may be cared for Warren has approved a pro-
by their own d o c t o r, if they posal to have a major scholarly
choose.
work of "Jewish Biblical Inter-
A doctor is in full-time at- pretations," published by the
tendance and registered nurses American Biblical Encyclopedia
are in charge of each shift. Society, to be dedicated in his
Records are modeled on those honor through the generosity of
approved by the Joint Commis- Abraham M. Druckman, New
sion on Accreditation of Hos- York realtor and philanthropist,
pitals, for use in the average it was announced by Ju d g e
hospital.
Louis Goldstein, president of
Elliott Hall has 89 beds, the society.
which make it comparable to
Chief Justice Warren is
many small city hospitals. Al- the fifth great American to be
most all of the 89 beds are in honored by the Amer ican
semi-private room s. A few Biblical Encyclopedia Society.
larger rooms. containing four Former President Harry S. Tru-
beds and three single bed man, President Dwight D.
rooms, are included.
Eisenhower, former Senator
A picture window is in every Herbert H. Lehman and Gover-
room; dining rooms are on nor Abraham Ribicoff of Con-
each floor. Color has been used necticut received the high trib-
everywhere to make everything utes in the previous publica-
birght and cheerful.
tions.
Complete laboratory facilities
The "Warren Volume" will
including basal metabolism and be presented to the Chief Jus-
electrocardiography, under the tice upon his return from a trip
supervision of a qualified pa- to Russia, and after the conven-
thologist. There is a complete ing of the fall term of the U.S.
X-ray unit.
Supreme Court.
Dining at its very best in an
atmosphere of elegance and charm.
Open everyday including sunday
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World Bank are determined by
the size of its own participa-
tion in the bank's capital struc-
ture.
Israel's foreign currency in-
come during the first quarter of
the current fiscal year—April
to June—totalled $165,000,000,
an increase of $35,000,000 over
the same period last year, a
spokesman of the Treasury an-
nounced today. The July 1 dol-
lar reserves showed an increase
of $30,000,000 over the same
date last year, the spokesman
said.
AN AMAZING WONDER
Jews Pour into Canada
there are so few accidents when
OTTAWA, (JTA) — Jewish
immigration into Canada dur-
coming to a couple of towns
ing the first half of 1959 is
on the way to Joe Cornell's
holding its own in spite of a 10
Omena Inn . . . The driver has
per cent decline in total im-
to give a real double-take with
migration into the country, ac-
names like Pesawbestown and
cording to the government's
quarterly immigration bulletin.
G-reilickville . . . Oak Park
High student Mike Fayne, son
of Jules and Rose Fayne, is
making a lot of fans as chil-
dren's waiter at Omena . . .
TEN
He treats the kiddies so well
they want to know why he
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doesn't come home with them!
DAYS
. . . Sam and Etta Moss, spend-
ing their second honeymoon at
the resort, had met during the
MUSIC! ENTERTAINMENT!
war in a concentration camp,
and Sam's accordion playing
Sammy Woolf
coupled with Etta's singing
And His Orchestra
kept them alive entertaining
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the Nazi officers at the camp
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SEPT 4 thru 3
. . . Florence Scheff created
a sensation belting out her /
song-styled hot notes a la So-
phie Tucker . . . Ron Miller,
son of Moe and Lena Miller,
is serving a dual purpose . . .
He's off-ice manager at Omena
and, if necessary, will sympha-
thize with all toothaches . . .
Ron attends U. of D. Dental
School . . . Legal advice is also
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given free by waiters Al Ben-
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nett, san of Morris and Beatrice
Pkge.
Bennett, and John Fried, son
of Phillip and Jeanette Fried
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. . . Al starts his third year of
pre-law at Wayne U. and John
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ends his second year of pre-
law at U. of M. . . . Jack and
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a wonderful vacation until
Jack's emergency rush to the
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hospital at Newport for a kid-
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both
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dent of the Albert Einstein
Chapter, Bnai Brith, and star
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of the group's recent produc-
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Only one more year to go for
Abe Levy, engineering student
at Wayne from Tel Aviv .
Folks remember him as a bus-
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boy when Mortie and Sadie
Dermer had Greenbush Inn five
years ago . . . "I've been pro-
moted since then," says Abe,
who is now the head waiter
at Omena Inn . . . During the
season, he also teaches at the
15301.E. Jelterson at Beaconsfield
United Hebrew Schools . .
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Sarah Rosenberg got the -an-
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to 10:30. Suppers 10:30 to 2 a.m.
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drive home . . The only stop
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they didn't make was at a place
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JERUSALEM, (TA) — David
Horowitz, Governor of the Bank
of- Israel, who left for the
United States to attend the
September meetings of the In-
ternational Monetary Fund and
World Bank in Washington, de-
nied on his departure that
there would be any discussion
of changes in the value of Is-
rael's currency during the
forthcoming meetings.
He made the denial following
rumors published in the Lon-
don press that devaluation of
the Israeli pound would be dis-
cussed at the Washington ses-
sions. There will be no such
discussions officially or unof-
ficially, he said.
The Finance Committee of
the Knesset, Israel's Parliament,
authorized the transfer of $4,-
300,000 to the International
Monetary Fund in Washington,
as a step toward increasing
Israel's capital in the World
Bank.
Israel's share in the bank
until now has been $7,500,000,
and today's transfer- decision
is in the direction of increasing
Israel's share to a total of $25,-
000,000. A member state's bor-
rowing rights and votes in the
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Special Children's dinners on Sunday
Denies Changes in Israel's Currency
.