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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18

POULTRY 49, Live Geese and
Chickens for Thanksgiving.
George Drusbacky, Ottawa Drive.
Phone 1929. 40-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18

THANKSGIVING POULTRY -
Order your young geese or plump,
young roasting chickens now. Ray
Sperber, Three-Mile Crossing.
Phone OIL. 39-2tX
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Of the program for the l949-5o

LOT the program for the l94s-5o
season.
The white elephant tea b an
affair that is held each year
for the benefit OF the Mont
gomery County Thrift Shop. Mrs.
Henry Gibbs Of Kenwood will
open her home for the tea. Mrs.
H. Patterson is in charge Of ar
rangements.
There was a delightful party
yesterday when Mrs. Edward T.
Dunlap Of Edlee entertained in
honor Of her niece. Miss Eleanor
Crook. who is to be married Oc-
tober Is. Guests at the party
were some of the friends of Miss
Crooks father and mother. DR..
and Mrs. Louis Crook. and also q
younger group. Mrs. Dunlap's
sister, Mrs. Henry Rawdon, as
sisted her.
Miss Crook is one of the more
popular girls in the Persimmon
Tree road area as well as in Trim
ity College. where she was a STU
dent and she has been the guest
Of honor at a number of parties
since the date Of her wedding was
ANNOUNCED a few days ago.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
By LiIIion Arthur

Looking ahead on the social
calendar Of the next few weeks,
there's the opening Of the 40 Club
dances on the fourth Saturday in
October; the white elephant tea,
October 10; the bimonthly dances
of the Bethesda Square Dance
Group; several parties for girls
returning to college and more
parties for girls who are planning
early fall weddings.
The 40 Club dance season will
open this year with buffet sup
per. Mr.. and Mrs. William Jay
Robinson are in charge Of the
arrangements and the other MEM
bers of the committee are Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Sidebottom, Mr.. and
Mrs. De Witt S. Hyde, Mr.. and
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Bethesdo-Lower Montgomery County
Dance Season, Benefit ca
And Parties on Calendar

Mrs. Walter Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles v. Guthrie.
AS in previous years the dances
are formal and will be held in
the assembly room of the Wor1-
ans Club of Bethesda.
Dates for the other 40 Club
dances are February 4, March 25
and May 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Strine will
be in charge of the first dance,
Mr.. and Mrs. Percival Padgett, jr.
will make reservations for the
March Is dance and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert B. Hall will be in charge
of the arrangements for the May
13 party.
The 40 Club which was started
seven years ago gets it's name
from the fact that its membership
is limited to 40 couples. Mrs. John
j. McMeel is general chairman
Evening star., 1949-09-25

One party in her honor was CIV
en- by her school friends at the
home Of Mrs. william Keith, who
is to be one Of the bridesmaids at
the wedding. And another party
was given by Miss Ann Donohue,
who will be one Of Miss Crooks
attendants. Mrs. Joseph Cigich
also entertained for Miss Crook.
Another party Of yesterday was
the supper with DR.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Payne as hosts. Guests of
honor were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Millar Of Elkton, Va, who are
weekend guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
Payne. and additional guests were
DR.. and Mrs. r. e. Jacoby, DR.. and
Mrs. A. II. Tolley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Boynton. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Bodley. MIR. and Mrs. John H.
Sidebottom and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
r. Gearhart,
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A.
Meyers announce the engage
ment of their niece, Miss Joan
Frances Weller, to Mr.. Wayne
Ogle, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Ogle of Idaville, Ind.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

DUNLAP
MeIusine CIoche, cushion
soft, tosses q plume Of eoiIy
colored feothers. Absinths
Or frost.-------------$25
DUNLAP
Suede Beret, oneIed to kiss
the cheek, soaring with
pheasant feather. Cinno-
mon or royoI ----S15.95
DUNLAP
VeIours Helmet, Rugged to
heod, piouont with fIirt Of
ostrich. Grey or black.
SlS.S
DUNLAP
MeIusine Hieh-hot, jounty
with curl Of oierette plume.
Very Directoire in DocIo or
Winter pink-----~----S25
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Special Feedings
Fatten Up Cast
ey the Assecio,sd Press
HOLLYWOOD

Twentieth Century-Fox studios
has so many invalid" stars on
the lot at the moment that the
place resembles a sanitarium.
A milk bar. even. has been set
up on the set of Il Was q Male
War Bride" primarily for Cary
Grant. Ann Sheridan, Randy
Stuart and Director Howard
Hawks. All are trying to regain
weight lost during illnesses they
suffered overseas while on loca-
tion for the picture.
Whipped cream pies. matted
milks and other fattening prep
arations are continuously on hand,
and the ailing' group assemblies
for a ceremonious weighing in u
session each day before shooting
starts.
Grant, a yellow jaundiee victim
lost 81 pounds, but has now re-
covered most of that weight. Miss
Stuart lost IL pounds. likewise
from 1aundice, and Hawks
dropped an equal amount In the
course Of virus infection. Miss
Sheridan lost - pounds via pneu-
nnonia
Evening star., 1949-06-12
by fhs Asseeiatsd Press

The late F1orenz ziegfeld. whose
discerning eye for beauty has
never been surpassed in. show
business. could find at least doz-
en- potential ziegfeld girls among
current movie 1ovelies.
So thinks his widow. Billie
Burke, once a Ziegfeld girl herself
and for years a veritable fixture in
films.
Miss Burke's autobiography
"With o Feather on My Nose, F."
written with Cameron Shipp, has
just been issued, and now she ven
lures to list the cinema women she
believes Ziegfeld would single out
on q talent hunt II he were alive
today:
June Haver-Chosen by Warner
Bros. to star In the Marlyn Miller
story, Look for the Silver Lin
ing"
Hedy Lamarr-Perfect In her
type, she certainly would have
caught Ziggie's eye.
Rita Hayworth-ziegfeld toured
the world seeking this sort Of in
ternational beauty.
Virginia Mayo-True ziegfeld
decoration, in face. figure and COL
oring.
Aida Valli-Dark, intense and
continental, she would have in
trigued any Ziegfeld audience.
Wanda Hendrix-A cutie" type
he always sought to add sparkle
to his shows.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
By Howard c. Heyn
has red hair Clike his mother
and the other is very blond.

has red hair 0ike his mother
and the other is very blond.
She Wants q Farm.
Susan seems to live a highly
normal life, completely out of
character with the parts she has
played to best advantage-ex-
treme types like the drunk In
Smash Up" the dual personality
in Lost Moment" and the super
sexed female in Adam Had -Four
Sons"
Even more conventional is her
No. / goal: Enough money to live
on a Middle Western farm and
to travel at will
Susan, born Edyth Marrender
grew up in a Brooklyn fiat. To
this day, she says. she dislikes
parquet floors. because they re-
mind her of Brooklyn.
When she ran out of money In
dramatic school she became a
photographers model. Her pic
ture on a magazine cover got her
a movie bid.
She had been kicked around
considerably in Hollywood before
Walter Wanger took over her
contract and gave her career a
healthy boost with such films as
Smash Up" Canyon Passage
and Tap Roots" Warner Bros.
had dropped her after six months,
Paramount used her In a series
of undistinguished pictures but
kept her busy making publicity
junkets.
Susan is as. hard-headed about
Evening star., 1949-06-12
ZiegfeId's Widow Rates
I13 Stars as "Ziggy" Types

Rhonda F1eming-A redhead
with q figure which matches her
beauty.
Joan Bennett-Her innate dig
nifty is a quality ziggie always ad-
mired.
Vivien Leigh - Ziegfeld would
have hunted her out abroad, If not
in Hollywood, for her extraordi-
nary appeal.
Lana Turner-An outstanding
masculine favorite-and Ziegfeld
always had great respect for the
opinions of other men.
Eleanor Parker-She represents
patrician beauty Of the rarest
kind.
Yyonne de Carlo-The type Of
pulchritude which formed the
backbone Of Ziegfeld shows.
Myrns LQy-(Miss Burke mod
estly hesitated to name her be-
cause Myrna portrayed Billie her
self In MGM's "The Great zieg-
field"
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Poor Daisy Dies,
Violently, in Film
BY the Assoeio,ed Press


Daisy" a 65-ySar-old upright
piano reputedy used by Weber
and Fields in their vaudeville act,
has come to the end Of the road.
Jack Carson. himself a vaudeville
performer once Chilled as the Sun
shine Kid. no less), finished
Daisy" of.
The piano has been In the
Columbia studio property deoart-
ment for more than 10 years. No
body knows how many times It's
tinny old strings have twanged
for honky-tonk and western bar
room scenes.
In "The Good Humor Man." Car
son really tears Daisy" apart
during q gang fight In Q school
music room Two OF her legs
we're broken In the fights finale,
and her yellowing keys were
strewn in all directions There
after the prop men sadly re-
legated what was left Of Daisy
to the studio scrap pile.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Today's Schedules

CAPITOL - "The Beautiful
Blonde From Bashful
Bend: 1::35, 4:20, 7::35 and
10 pm. Stage shows: 335.
6::25 and gro pm.
COLUMB1A-"Mr. Belvedere
Goes to College: 1880,
2:40. 4:30. $40. Sis and
1905 pm.
DUPONT - THE Chips Are
Down: 1880. $3.50. $50,
7:35 and 9:40 pm.
HIPPODROME - I'Orage':
3:45. 6:45 and GAS pm.
KEITH'S - illegal Entry:
1:10, 3:15. $40, 1880 and
9::35 pm.
LITTLE - "One Night of
Love-: i. 4:40. and $40
pm.
METROPOLITAN - He'll
fire.: 1:l5, $40. 5:25. 7:30
and GAS pm.
NATIONAL-"A Connecticut
Yankee In King Arthur's
Court: 1:20. $40, Sis,
tbs and 9:10 pm.
PALACE - Champion: /,
$40. $40. 1880 and s:4o
pm.
PIX "A Night at the
Opera: 2, 4:4o. 7::20 and
1905 pm.
PLAYHOUSE - quartet:
1:10. $40, $50, TAO and
$50 pm.
TRANS-LUX - Tulsa: /,
2:5o. 4:40. $50. $40 and
1915 pm.
WARNER "Undercover
Man: 1:10. 800. 5:25. 7:35
and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
HOLLYWOOD.

Susan Hayward has a. very nice
house, complete with swimming
pool. But the living room is closed
of.
She pointedly didn't invite me
In there. We talked in the COM
Portable den. But I know all
about that forbidden drawing
room; one of my spies who peeked
saw a bicycle. Three camp chairs
A television receiver. A toy train
Two straight chairs. A studio
couch, a projection machine and
screen. Susan's sewing. spread out
on the floor for easier cutting.
That living room is significant
Two years ago she told me Its
furnishings consisted of q lamp
perched on o sawhorse left by the
carpenters.
Susan isn't hasty. Until we
can find exactly what we want,
we'll 60 without" she declared.
Both Are Workers.
Added husband Jess Barker
I'VE expect to finish decorating
Just In time for the house to be
too small"
The den has a big fireplace and
currieS & Ives Autographs op
the paneled walls. Most of the
furniture is pine. A few pieces
are antiques, but many are in
expensive copies. Susan and Jess
like to work with sandpaper, oil
and wax.
Its the kind of furniture you
can put your feet on" Susan ex-
planned. Kids, you know"
Susan still dreams about rare
Meissen vase she saw in a shop
but didn't buy because Timothy
and Gregory. the Barker twins,
are 4. That's a high-hazard age.
Soon after the Barkers occu-
pied the English cottage they
were f1attered to note the number
of gawkers driving slowly by on
Sunday. Then they learned that
Roy Rogers lived across the street.
When he moved away the parade
dwindled to a dribble of cars.
Relaxed, easy-going. sure of
what they want and willing to
wait for it-that's the general at
mosphere of the Barker house
hold. People can and do put their
feet on the furniture.
She Likes Argument.
Susan is inclined to speak
frankly. She loves table-pounding
discussion. This may be another
reason for pine furniture. Any
and all subjects are open, with
no holds barred.
Susan has one mannerfSm that
fascinates me. When animated,
she doubles up in her chair. with
her heels on the, edge of the seat.
Then (don't ask for a fat man
how she throws one leg over the
other knee. This trick requires
slacks, of course.
Two years ago Susan and Jess
were feuding. She went so far
as to file suit for divorce Susan's
popularity was soaring, Jess
wasn't even working. Then she
Withdrew the action. The incl
dent isn't discussed-by them.
The household revolves around
the twins, and It's a fairly orderly
orbit.
Few Hollywood couples have
twins. Timothy is taller than
Gregory at the moment. Susan
says they take turns growing.
They are strikingly dissimilar in
appearance and personality. One
Evening star., 1949-06-12
McCreo's Sons Are Partners
In Cattle Enterprise
ey Acrcld Hetfsrnen

the lovely Frances Dee she made
a nAms for herself 49, . screen star
and Is stat sought ny ias sudsas,
ehips IN and taxes ever q great
share Of the burden
McCrea ge' his tao boya OF 10
ranrhtYs life 81 q tender ags
When they we're 4 and 4 wears
old. he engaged nn ls-yeaY old lad
named Buddy Russell = trainer a.
dogs and lover nt animals ard
farm lgfe. Ia come etrf daily and
teach the k IDS hoW Ia live . rarsrd
outdoor existence Joel wanted no
nurSema IDS Ia coddie his boys IN
fact hr wanted no women around
the place al all save Their mother.
Buddy taught lhsm boa 10 handle
horses maik eoss. hos Ia ride
behind the plo~ and eul,ivator.
Was "As" Major.
Senior MeCrea himself began
riding horses when he vas 0 and
even then vas pointing toward q
big ranch Of his own joel 10 na-
tiye-born and during college pre-
pared for his future hy maioring
in IN agriculture. he has utter
disgust for the screen actors wha.
with no preparation. casually buy
ranches and sst themselves up as
gentlemen farmers.
When Van Johnson met Joel
for the firSt time the other day 81
M6M. he hFouFh, up ihs ranch
inR business Ny ~Gfe Esie is
alwnyk after me 10 buy . place and
follow In your footsteps, said Van
iovialis, As for myself. I'm .
water man. love the sea, ssh-
ins. swimming. boats and all that
stuff.
Better stick tn ths water. then.
nv boy" vas MeCrsat advice
1T takes q heap nf know .now n
run q rRneh--mnfs than tua, .
craving for those side cpen
spaces.
Summing up his treatiss on how
tn raise kids unspoiled and unin~
hihited on the doorstep of Holly
sood. HeCrFA saYs ''Trach them
how 10 work ~ the earliest pot~
sihle age ghos thsm affection.
bat demand obedience and respect
Give them n chance 10 live IN the
outdoors Surround thsm attn
animals In other words. Rl*e
them an honest, rureed start In
life, Nature will do the rest
tHslsssss ~ kaFtk Asasfs*ss
hssspspsF Af8ahesl
Evening star., 1949-06-12
HOLLYWOOD

EiAflsAs " NNS&Fs~-~
Joel McCrea came UP today
vIth one more Inspiring chapter
in his mythical but entirely plsus-
ibie handbook on how 10 oe q
great movie star and Of the same
time rear children unspoiled
Father of two husky YOUNGSTERS
Joel. tr.. II years old. and David
i3, Senior McCrea announced the
formation Of company, properly
incorporated under the laws oi the
State Of California II is known
as "McCrea a. Sons Cattle Co,
a partnership in which father
and the two boys share equally in
the profits.
McCrea. starring in picture
titled Stars in nv Crown" st the
MGM studio. explained the deal
to us rs one designed 10 keep HIS
boys busy but 10 ease them into
an awareness of life's responsi-
bilities.
b0fA Abheu INV kFt8ks
Because OF that bad drought
this year. said Joel. we had ! 200
acres OF barley and wheat that
were not worth harvesting. 30. ]
bought II heifers with the idea
OF using the poor crop for graging
Working In pictures ~ much. ]
don't have time 10 handle the
thing properly myself ] called
the kids In and offered them b
deal 10 take over. They jumped
at the chance, made II lesai
by forming the company That
did IT. Now the boys feel they'rs
big shots
The kids are no mere allen,
partners. either.
Joel gets up at . am" ex-
planned Father Mccres. who IL
president, and checks the fences,
sees that the animals have water
salt and whatever they seem 10
need. He gets back to the houss
In time for breakfast and then
catches the school bus His brother
gets home earlier and goes through
much OF the same routine for the
rest OF the afternoon and some
times well into the evening "
Ex-Star Wife Helpful.
Most conscientious parent In Aim
business. perhaps. joel is a firh
believer In teaching children 10
assume their obligations early, The
entire McCTea ranch conprisFk
2,7oo acres and Is supervised and
operated by Joel himself with the
help of only one man. His wife
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Fiery Susan, Reared in Brooklyn,
Wants Midwest Farm After Career

her career as she Is practical
about furnishing her house. She
has been accused OF being "diffi-
cult" but she says. I'm not. I've
never been suspended for refus-
ing to do picture. Ill take any
script If I'm convinced it's good. "
Some Of her roles. even re-
Gently. would indicate she isn't
too hard to convince.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Coming Attractions

AMBASSADOR - Colorado
Territory" with Joel Nc
Crea. starting Thursday.
CAPITOL-"City Across the
River" with Stephen Nc
Nally. starting Thursday.
COLUMBIA - "A fri ca
Screams" with Abbott and
Costello. starting Thursday.
DUPONT-"The End Of the
River" with Sabu.
KEITH'S-"Johnny Allegro"
with George Raft. starting
Wednesday.
METROPOLITAN-"G-Men."
with James Cagney, start
ing Thursday.
NATIONAL-"Knock on Any
Door," with Humphrey Bo-
CART, starting Thursday.
PALACE Streets of La
redo" with Macdonald
Carey.
PLAYHOUSE - THE Fan"
with Jeanne Grain.
wARNER-"Colorado Terri
tory" with Joel McCrea,
starting Thursday.
Evening star., 1949-04-08
Wool Gabardlne
$50

fit Lonsbrock d Luxe mode TO
Lonsburos specifications, oobordns the spring
weight you snoe breasted version with
patch pockets eosnoy double breasted Brown bos son
grey eoulon shorts ard Ionos
Atessiions n Time for Easier!
E1sssusoEs-xs.c !. .. ss~s re~
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-06-17
Egypt Accused Of
Blockodinq Israel

LONDON, (JTA) = Damage
claims exceeding $4,OOO,OOO are
pending against the Egyptian Gov
ernment as result of it's inter
ference with shipping using the
Suez Canal, it was reported this
week from Cairo.
The Egyptians are halting and
searching all ships they suspect OF
carrying cargo to Israel and con-
fiscating this freight, the report
said.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-06-17
B'ndi Birth Women
Hold Last Meeting
of Current Season

A regular meeting of the Phoe-
nix chapter of B.nai Birth Women
was scheduled at Temple Beth Is
rael, 122 E. Culver, on Wednes-
day, June IA.
This was to be the last regular
meeting until the fall season. Mrs.
Abe Feldstein, the new president
of the chapter, was to preside.
The main part of the program
was devoted to the reports pre-
sented by the delegates to the re-
cent 9th annual convention OF
B'nai Birth Women's Grand
Lodge District No. 4, which was
held at the Wilton Hotel, Long
Beach, Calf, June to 8. Mines.
Daniel Martin, Abe Feldstein, Ell
mer Lory and John c. Goodman
were to discuss the various COM
mittee sessions they attended while
at the convention.
A social hour followed.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-06-17
Society and Personals
Miss Renee Teich to Marry
MIR. Edward Sokolski July 3

525 w. Latham, will be married
on July 3 to Mr.. Edward A. So
kolski.
The ceremony will be held at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
Joseph Burdman, of 317 E. Pasa-
dena.
Rabbi Nathan A. Barack will
officiate.
The wedding dinner will be held
in Sherwood Hall of Green Gables.
Mrs. Bush Attendant
Mrs. David Bush will be matron
of honor. The brother of the
groom, Jerome Sokolski, will be
the best man.
Miss Teich is a junior at the
University of California at Ber-
kelley. .
Mr.. Sokolski attended Cornell
University and was lieutenant
in the Navy during the war.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-06-17
Sntebood Will
Give Lam Fete
At Barer Home

Mrs. Lotus Miller heads the COM
mittee completing plans for a
smorgasbord lawn party for which
the Beth Ell Sisterhood has issued
invitations to members of the
synagogue and their friends.
The party will be held on the
evening of Saturday, June rs af-
ter 8 pm. on the lawn of Mrs.
Anna Barer at 507 w. Latham.
Guests have been promised a COM
plete array of smorgasbord deli
cacies and liquid refreshment and
are invited to come for a late din
ner or early supper.
Other features of the evening
will be card and mahjjong games.
Smorgasbord will be serve d
throughout the evening.
Mrs. Liebhaber Chairman
Tickets are a dollar and quar-
ter per person and reservations
are not required. Tickets are avail
able at the synagogue office or
from any member Of the commit
tee.
Mrs. Harry Liebhaber is ticket
chairman. Assisting Mrs. Miller in
planning the party are Mrs. VIM.
Hershman, co-chairman, and the
Mesdames Martin David, Peter Da-
wilson, Benjamin Goor, Sol Kon-
ick, Lester Matlow, Herman No
yer, Sam Smith, Julius Solomon
and Ida Walker.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-06-17
Morton D. Reich
WEEDS Miss Podolsky
In Rites at Tucson

A wedding of interest to Phoe-
nicians was solemnized in Tucson
May 27 when Morton D. Reich
took as his bride Sunny Podolsky.
Mr.. Reich is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel ]. Reich of 855 E.
Windsor Ave-, Phoenix, and his
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Podolsky of Tucson.
The couple met while attending
the University of Arizona, where
Mr.. Reich will continue his stud
les in Pharmacy. They will be at
home in Tucson at 2311 E. Drach-
man after their honeymoon to Las
Vegas, New.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-06-17

Remember thy last end, and
cease from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
2S. 6.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-06-17

Soy you sow II advertised In
The Phoenix Jewish News
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-06-17

Open house was held by Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Wilder, 901 E. Nc
Kinley St., to celebrate their gol-
den wedding anniversary on June
5 at their home.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-06-17
Hadassah to Grant
Camp Scholarship

The Phoenix chapter of Hadas-
sab is receiving applications for
scholarship candidate to the
Brandeis Camp in Santa Suzana,
Calf.
The scholarship is limited to
girls between 18 and 25. Inter
ested girls are asked to apply in
writing to the Youth Commission
chairman of Hadassah, Mrs. Joe
Gross, 2217 N. II Ave-, Phoenix.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-06-17

Say YOU saw II advertised In
The Phoenix Jewish News
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-06-17

Say you saw IT advertised In
The Phoenix Jewish News
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-06-17
Mrs. Welt Is Elected
To Head Women's Group

PARIS, (JTA)-Mrs. Joseph M.
Welt, president of the National
Council of Jewish Women, was
elected president of the Interna-
ton Council of Jewish Women,
which ended its four-day meeting
here recently. Mrs. Elsie Elfen-
bein, first executive director of
the national council, was elected
secretary-treasurer by the dele
gates in Paris.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-06-17
PorIiomenf Approves
Housing. Job PROPOSED

TEL AVN, (JTA)-The gov
ment program for the construction
of some 10000 housing units
within the next five months, which
was presented to the Knesset by
Mrs. Golda Myerson, Minister OF
Labor, was adopted by the parlia-
ment.
One of the chief features of the
plan is the establishment OF CEN
trail housing authority to admins
ter the program.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-06-17
Phoenicians on Coast

Among California vacatloners
this month were Mel INLAND and
Jack Seltzer, 115 w. Mcdowell,
and David Lieberman, 149 w.
Palm Lane, who spent a few days
at Highland Springs.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-06-17
T0king a Vacation?
Coll fhe Jewish News

Going on a vacation this
summer?
Your friends would be in
terested in knowing about
your plans. Call the Phoenix
Jewish News and tell us
where you're going and how
long you'll be gone. Well be
happy to publish the news
about your vacation.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-06-17
Miss Levine Visits Kin

Miss Raye Levine of 1514 W.
Lynwood left recently on an ex-
tended trip to Winnipeg, Canada,
where she will visit her family and
friends.