A merica,' lavish periodical Cemter

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SCANNING THE HORIZON

MAJOR LOCAL AND NATIONAL CAUSES
MERGE IN DRIVE FOR $305,000 TO BE
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CONDUCTED BY WELFARE FEDERATION

(Continued from Preceding Page)
book-dealers knew they could nil
vance the price of a book son e
five hundred or a thousand dollars.
"Kern won't bargain." And yet
the easy mark has sold his library
for several times the price he paid
for it. Talk about stocks going
up! These little rare books can
show them a trick or two. A vol-
ume of Robert Burns for which he
paid $5,000 sold fur $25,000, and
that increase Woo fairly character-
stir of his numerous other rarities.
Kern hated to part with his
library, but it got to be too much
trouble, he declares. "Trouble of
cataloguing, danger of fire a nti the
like. It's a career in itself."

COMPLETE PLANS FOR
SIIAAREY ZEDEK PARTY
AT WILSON ON MONDAY

RUSS PERSECUTION
SERIOUSLY AFFECTS
POSITION OF JEWS

Rugs, Draperies Need
Cleaning

Plans are announced completed
(Continued from Page One.)
his committee is to enroll 750 vol- for the theater party of the Shan-
unteers.
ey Ztodek Sisterhood, to be held at straighten out the present diflieul-
Delivered to Your Ilmue
described the manner in which the
The Jewish Center string ensem-
ties of the Jews.
funds were expended by the J. I).
FRESH WHITE FISH
ble, consisting of Jack Weisberg,
Almost every leader of the Minsk
C., and pointed out that a $6,000,-
Harry Siegel, Max Pecherer, Bessie
FRESH TROUT
Jt•wish community, including Rab-
000 annual expenditure for Euro-
Forest cleaned rugs and
Bunn), Alex Robinson, Stilton Lev-
FRESH YELLOW PIKE
bi Peovseer, Rabbi Ostler Kershtein
pean relief in a tragedy like the
in ,and Bernard Rothman, accom-
draperies retain that ctolorful
unit Raisin Gluskin have bee-II ar-
one the Jews have experienced is
All Other Kinds of Fresh
panied by Rosa Bassin, played the
beauty longer and wear
not a large sum.
rested charged with maintaining
Fish
following selections: Overture "Die
illegal connto•tions with torganiza-
longer because the dirt and
Mr. Bressler said that at the J. Felsonmuhle, by G. Reisinger;
Deliveries Leave Our Store
lions
altroad.
The
G.
I'.
U.,
Rus-
I). ('. conference in Zurich last Intermezzo-Pizzicato, by Joseph
soil which ruins fabrics has
10 A. M. and 3 P. M.
sian secret police, claims that it
August he reported that "so far as Neury; Song of the Sailors from
been removed. Oriental
di scoVereol in the homes of the ar-
the Jews are concerned the war is the Flying Dutchman, by Richard
rugs (or el(moostie carpets
rested rabbis, letters addressed to
net over, and I doubt whether it Wagner.
Jewish
organizations
abroad
that
cleaned
by Forest's methods
will be over fur some time to come."
"The TWO Goyim," a humorous
coompromise the Soviet government
Turning next to the , other brunch one act playlet was presented by
are lustrous and bright. You
and
asking
that
the
time
of
Russia
1334 E. Vernor Highway
in the Allied Joint Campaign, the t he Young Women's Hebrew As-
WHY THEY BUY BOOKS
can entrust your most valu-
be saved from annihilation.
Cherry 7290
Cherry 5027
And talking about the book Jewish Agency, 51r. Bressler de- sociation. The play was written
able rugs to Forest because
business
along F ourth :eve- scribed his experiences in lunch by Samuel S. Grossman and pub-
Mail for Clergy Banned,
their cleaning methods pro-
nue—"New York's Book Row"-- last August when the Agency Was lished by the Jewish Welfare
Religious communities. syna•
and you will see shop after shop ceinsummated. the said that he has Board. Mrs. Walter Lichtenfeld,
tect both fabric and color.
gegutos, churches atel members of
devoted to literary merchandise, mover seen Sc) ninny' wonderful peo- former recreation svorker at the
the clergy will henceforth be un-
and standing among the. musty vol- ple in his life as were gathered at Young 1Vonoton's Hebrew Associa-
able to receive (or send need, tele-
Lmunirg, Associatril With Forest Cleaners
• tr ,
umes,
uns, you will often find old Jew- the Agency meeting. Ile called it tion, coached the pins-yrs.
grams or money orders in the en-
ish book (loafers who give you the a iti•ivilege to see the joy reflected
it flyers, Renders Knoolly Fine 1,aiinifr7/ Serviee
Members of the cast were Ted
tire Kiev region. Western 4 1 10011
impresSion of owners of pawn in the gathering when the articles Mass•rman, Esthi•r Jacobson, Shir-
and Postal 'Telegraph clerks have
NEW ADDRESS
hops or second-hand clothing deal- creating the Agency were signed, , ley Schwartz, Rose Cook, Sant
decided not to accept letters or tel-
ers, nod yet how these &osier( making possible unity in IIsrael.
Karp and have Slavin.
egrams from religious institutions
knew their book s and what inter-
lielf Hindi from John It.. at Art
"Our Brother's Keeper."
MRS. A. LOUIS GORDON
Telegrams of gret•ings to the
or their servants and also not to
•
.
lulu itou•
-
.
is
.
.
It is no longer a question of 1 /111110e were read from Samuel ,
deliver the same to them. Each
o-tory, for instance, of the Jewish !Monism or non-Zionism," hie.'
Columbia 4270
Finsterwald, president (of the Sere- the Wilson Theater, Monday eve- letter carrier when getting mail
girl s ho came into the bookstore Bre„1,.i. said.
said. "It is a question o f ice Group, and Dr. Leo M. Frank- ning, Fels 21, for the opening per- fur all representatives of the above
formance starring Otis Skinner in mentioned categories, is obliged nut
:Ind asked the hook-dealer if he being our brother's keeper, whether lin, who were out of the city.
.
"Papa Juan."
had a 'took to match the color of he is in Poland, Itutnania, Ilungilry
to deliver it but to return it to the
her dress.
Mrs. David S. Diamond is chair- general postmtlieto where the letter
t- Palestine. A wonderful ippon. NEW LOSS RECORD SET
sh, had a lamp, she said, or the tunny is odre-nit the Jew in Pales-
man of the committee of arrange. ,
, - ,h or, sod 'When her .. twau" ti„,... regardless
BY HEBREW FREE LOAN moods. Mrs. A. Louis Gordon head( will be stamped with a "boycott
of w h at h m l ,,,,, ,,,i o
stamp" and retuned to the seonder.
(Continued from Page One.)
the hospitality committee.
I •
o sso her he wanted hint in August. Jews in Palestine have
This lam whi h co niple tits i.
, ., s her .11, - ,1.11 reading a book s o o
s
their
background.
They
have
their
Bon
has
never
deviated
from
its
hues the lenders of religious in.-ti
is; tOnes by a lamp, all of the
A', it i r Ap warance
stool cultural and economic f
lotions, has made a terrific impres.
sanie color!
„ ttundatien, steadfast principle that loans shall,
Lt to in l'ri•r
den on the institutions affected and
11 is pointing to a height fu- always be made entirely irrespec-
And there is the tale of the whicoo .,.
1 . r.rt
nr Walla • d Curtains with
their leaders have appealed to the
piling Jew whocameo in . looked
five of the borrower's nationali S y , !
•
1 he joint drive, Mr Bressler
higher authorities expressing their
and
over several shelves and asked:
ler race, or religion. These are lac - ,
"Ilene much for those four said ' will do away with " grunt tors which are never permittedtoJacob Levin, President, Ask. All readiness to pity triple postage.
shelves of books?" deal of waste which is
The a ppeal however was Se.i0i
involved in enter into or affeet the decisions ' Members to Pay Their Dues in
No religious institution or its
Steel Finished to Match Room
"Two hundred and fifty del- holding two drives instead of one. made by t he oflict•rs of the assn - '
Support of Institution.
"FREE TRIP TO PALESTINE"
Urges Aid for Schools.
leaders will be stores ol with cohost Hoo-
or Furniture
elation.
bore" replied the. bookelealer.
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•
Cadillac Grand Ball Room, March 16
Ile handed the bookileab•r the Speaking of the inclusion ill the Each application for a loan is - Jacob Levin, president of the ky in Kiev acetording to belay's de-
e xt drie s th e
money and whispered: "You think budget of the n
Oranniraliens or Individ.ul. dr irina (lather Infornlat1nn should apply to
item judged according to the individual Jewish Old Folks Horne, this week cision of the l'nion of Electrical
. i pp o et of the ti el,w
B. S. LINDERMAN, 13713 Twelfth Street, Hemlock 5212-J.
I um crazy for buying books by fa
• or support
schools, merits of the particular situation' issued an urgent plea to all sus. Wei kers which has decided to cut
MRS. E. tRANZBLAU, 5944 Northfield, Getfield 4481-2.
elf OW power.
the shelves, irrespective of what 31r. Bressler called such action "a which is presented.
LA SALLE WINDOW SHADE
e rs of the institution
If
it
is
pos.
I
tenni));
memb
s t op i the
h
i rgtrection.
h di
"
Bible for the individual in question I to remit at once in order not to
they are.
M'ell, I'll tell you. I s
Ritual Objects Junked.
ORGANIZATION
AND DRAPERY COMPANY
, get a weekly allowance from a rich
Education," he said, is the life to borrow money from a bank, hinder the upkeep of the home.
8424 Linwood Avenue
All five matzoth baking marhinve
NAME
of
communities
ever
•wh
or
•
y
«.
Yo
uth
uncle of mine in the west and he
Garfield 1230-31
then his application is immediately
"11 e have in our care at this in Ow city of Fastov have been
•
expressing • excluded
H. A. FltISHAN, Pron.
Is always writing toe to invest'oust
A1)1111E55
from consideration, time 53 old folks Whoare depend- •oonfiscated fur industrialization.
Witirlow sheiks and draperies to order
some of it in books. Well, book, .lowish spirit and .lowish genius. Whether roe not a loan is made is ent on our members for their Illtlin- Praying shawls, phylacteries, Ge.
Toile odd shades cleaned rind repaired.
mean nothing to me, but he is (.11T11- It is not a question of Orthodoxy contingent upon the worthiness t•nonee," Mr. Levin explained. months and other religious books
We carry • full line of Linoletinos
ing here for a visit next week, and or Reform, but it is a cultural prop- • and urgency of the need and the "Our collections have been slow have now been collected through-
♦
I've got to have a library to slum. which must have the aid of endorsement of two responsible and we are now faced with a finer- I
out 11krainin and will be sold as
ann, or my allowance
y be ill, all Jtows. 1 wish you Godspeed in people,
dal problem to properly rare for junk fur the industrialization fund
this necessary and essential Jew-
periled,"
Bank Methods.
them. It is very urgtont, there- which is to be used fur the par-
ish work."
The applicant is treated with the fore, that all our friends remit at ( •ense of tractors. 'The Communist
IT APPLIED TO BOTH
In his opening remarks, Mr. courtesy extended a customer at a once to help save the situation."
paper Shtern's slogan is "convert
i Tygeol, who spends most of his Bressler expres se
d a debt of grab hank. The entire proceedings at-
praying- shawls and phylacteries!
time thinking about that Ilaym tulle to Fred M. Butzel for his deep tached to making loans and receive
n
Of 9300 Oakland Ay..—Tel. Longfellow 6896
500 ATTEND REUNION
lute
tractors." Special brigades of
Salomon monument, tells a sttory understanding of every social prof_ ing
the payments are conducted
OF FRESH AIR CAMP Jewish children are conducting,
that harks back to his native sod • lent in the community and for his strictly in a businesslike manner
HAS OPENED 866
IOUS,'
to
house
collections
of
these!
of poland. Once upon a time, in participation in all worthy move- and without any elaborate foormali-
A BRANCH
Warsaw, a Jew and an anti-Semite' merits. Mr. Bressler also said that ties,
More than 500 boys and girls ritual objects and are even taking!
AT
nosythe prayer books from the
were strolling along the avenues New York has heard all about the
When a customer makes an ap- who attended the Fresh Air Camp synagogues.
Tel. Garfield 6811
of Warsaw.
MAURICE CAMERON, Prop.
double-loarreled Detroit Federation plication for a loan he is seated at last year joined in a reunion pro-
The Only Hebrew-Jewish Book Store on Twelfth Street
"Finally, they neared a park: and its Service Group. Ile spoke of a desk with an oflicial of the asso- gram at the Philadelphia-Byron
RADIO SERVICE, Ho. 9000
"You see," said the anti-Semite Detroit's previous achievements in dation. When he calls to make Talmud Torah last Sunday.
Prices Reasonable, Satisfaction Guaranteed
Complete Automobile
with glee, the sign on that park— relief efforts, and declared that the his weekly payments on the loan
Unlike previous reunions, 1.110
dogs and Jews prohibited."
news that was flashed in 1928 that he pays a cashier behind a hank
reunion
was
held
fur
all
the
boys
Service
"Yes," said the Jew, "neither of , Detroit haul raised $710,000 did teller's screen grill.
anti girls, instead of a series fur
us can enter it."
more than anything else in rousing
The only reward of the Hebrew each camp group.
—
Phone Arlington 10142
the
communities
throughout
the
Free
Loan
Association
is
the
Movies taken at the camp were
SIME GETS HIS REV
REVENGE
The famous Sime Sil verma n, country. The giving by Detroit, knowledge that this service has shown at the party, as well as other
as
since 11122, of David A. Brown, helped in the relief and rehabilita- movies including a ((tamely. A play
editor of Variety, "the Bibleo the
1920 Elmhurst at Twelfth
theatrical world," and Charles
2 2
F. whom he called "a human tlymono lion of thousands since its incep- was presented by the Otnega So-
w ith n heart as big as a house," to I lion.
Open Day and Night
cials.
Zittel, editor of Zits, also a theatri.
the relief campaigns was similar.'
Weekly Payments,
A special edition of the camp
cal journal, are not on speaking
lye
hailed
by
Mr.
Bressler.
'
When
loans
are
granted,
the
one
paper was distributed as souvenirs,
1n,
terms.
DETROIT, MICH.
Justice Butzel Speaks.
' stipulation made is that the loans one page in this edition being de-
one day last week, Sil.
Mr. Bressler was introduced by be repaid in small weekly install: voted to the news that registrations
F. verman
Was
in Chicago and
dropped in the night club presided fustire Henry M. Butzel of the ments. With this principle in ape. are now being taken for the coming
An Increase of $213,207,000
Nlishignn
State Supreme Court ration, it becomes possible to turn camp season. Boys and girls may
over by the famous Texas Guinan. '
Texas wanting tee tease Simi' , who recalled the coming to Detroit over during the course' of a year now be registered for the summer
of
Mr.
Bressler
30
years
ago
as
a
several
times
the
original
amount
camp
at
51
West
Warren
avenue.
An I no mast. of $504,322,000
called out, "Ilowyk, Zit."
to
Sime said nothing, but two member of a distinguished groom, t' capital.
During, 1929, a ttotal of
•
s ises1
-sj
":4.1
• hours later, getting ready to leave in behalf of the Industrial Remov- $173,930 was loaned from a capi. Display of Paintings by Ja-
An 'no-no:Ise of $28,110,000
he cane(' for his check, s i gne d lel Office. Ile recounted the efforts( ,tat fund which fluctuated in size
cob
0,0 ''
• i
!of Mr. Bressler for Jewish and • from $46,014.57 on Jan, 1, 19211.
the
l 4', .
Zit's name on it, and left.
A display of recent oilpaintings
other cause's and lauded him for his to $50,075.21 on Dec. 31, 1929.
(Convelsht, DSO . J. T. A.(
Year
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42,863,000
public spirit and devoti(on.
These figures represent increase. , by Jacob Reiss will be he at his
7'
I over 1928 of approximately 9 per new studio at 3039 West Grand
BRING 'EM IN—WE WILL
v
Wiseman Hails Unity.
Mr.
Mr. Wineman, in an inspiring cent in the number of loans and boulevard. The works include a
FIX 'EM
group
of
landscapes
painted
in
brief addisoss, emphasized the need 15 per cent in the amount of
Expert Metal Bumpers and
for united action in the coming' money loaned. The sums of money Michigan and New England states.

Abe Danto
& Son

(Continued from Page One.)

Unitas Products

FoREST

228 Farnsworth

I

CLEANERS
DERS
Y

533-547 FOREST AVE E

COlumbia 4200

OLD FOLKS HOME
PLEA FOR FUNDS

Un'tas Radiator
Shields

ZEIRE - ZION PURIM BALL

POPULARITY CONTEST

Book

ANNOUNCEMENT!

S. Chesluk's Book Store

Automotive

3.12th St.

Service Garage

* SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA

A TOWER OF STRENGTH

1929

New Assurances Paid for

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Assurances in force (net)

- $2,401,237,000

Total Income net -

Reiss.

Painters

Welding and Brazing

Robertsons

Schimmel
& Russel

633 BRAINARD

12425 LINWOOD

at

Sturtevant

Candies,

Stationery,

Light Lunches, Etc.

Notary Public

Glendale 2289

Look For Our Sign

The Store Beautiful

drive. Ile pointed out that it is loaned varied in size from $25
he be an all-inclusive campaign to $200.
The money borrowed by the
which will appeal to all, and urged
that the indefatigable efforts of a various f,3:12 people during the
united community be utilized in , course of 1929 was used for earl-
making it a success. Mr. Wiseman ous necessary purposes: to prevent
pointed to the cramped conditions foreclosure of real estate; to pro-
of the present Jewish center and hide education; to safeguard busi-
1'.
1V. 11.
A., and appealed ness; to relieve needy relatives; to
for support of the movement It, meet necessary expenses for doe.
build an adequate center. Ile tor, hospital, taxes, insurance.
called fur sacrifices on the part of fuel, etc.
In every case the loans are outdo
workers for the Rued of the cont.
only after careful investigation
munity,
The dinner was utilized to in- anti study by (officers of the organ-
oust'.
erease the personnel of the Serena,
Not Al,,,., But Loans.
Group. Maurice Caplan, chairman
Thus the object of the Ilelores
of the membership committee, re-
ported that more than 400 men and Free Loan Association is, as it
semen have thus far enrolled as always has been. to loan money t oo
workers, and said that the goal o those in need, instead of giving
Rime. In this way the association
aims to help people to help them
selves. It assists those reepectablo
, people who character and self-re
sptoct will not permit them to re
ceive charity, hut who will acme
a loan which they can repay are'
thus overcome the difficulties in
thei
hoii ,.
ri struggle for a means of liveli-

FRANK & SEDER

WOODWARD—Between GRAND RIVER & CLIFFORD—CHERRY 5500

Extraordinary Sale 8,000 Yards Heavy

Washable
Flat Crepe*

White, Black and
Forty of the
Newest Spring Shades

Every Yard Brand New
*Rayon that Will
yd. Wash Beautifully

C

Rayon flat crepe is destined to be he one of the most popular fabrics for
spring dresses, blouses and undergarments ... its softness and richness is the
very thing to interpret the feminity of the mode. Full 39-inches wide and we
guarantee it to be washable. Serviceability! Beauty! Economy! All com-
bined in this offering of rayon flat crepe for Monday which we have priced at
far below regular.

Monday-2,000 Yards Monday-1,800 Yds. All-
All-Silk Printed Crepes Silk Colored Shantung

Very special. Crepe de chine, tZ 1
flat crepe and georgettes.
FIFTY sP
w pring patterns in neat small
new-
and medium designs. 39 inches
y d

Very special. One of the moot (
fashionable semi-rough weave silks
for new spring sport frocks, coats,
etc. 33 inches wide. Guaranteed
s ashab!e.

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A" l'''''''' 'd $5.121'9•"
Total 1.1oll ollitit'S
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Loan Association is provided from
revs, the Jewish Welfare
Federation and life membership in
the association, which may be ob-
tained through gifts of $250 and
over.
The Jewish Welfare Federation
has granted the Hebrew Free. Loan
Association a total of $3„0(0) since
1926, which has been added to
the association's capital. It is
from this capital fund, now total-
ing $50,075.21, that the associa-
tion makes its many loans. The
expense incidental to running the
office of the Hebrew Free Loan is
met by the Detroit Community
Fund.

two sou

172,857000

o0 WI?' '''

, . 1 qr' ff, o . .. rt ( ,

69,174,000

72,807,000

495,390,000

Assets, at 1)ecember 31st, 1929

568,197,000

An Inereas• of $79,239,0(X)

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Nsw HEAD OFFICE BUILDING

Rate of Interest earned on mean invested assets 7.02%

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The high rate of dividends allotted to participating policyholders is continued and tke special
dividend on maturing policies extended and increased.

EXTRACTS FROM DIRECTORS' REPORT

New policies, paid for numbered 161, - )91 for a net
amount of W4.451,143.27, an advance of $213,206,-
752.3o, or more than forty-eight per cent., over the
previous year. 'jets marked increase and the fact
that the average policy, for the first time, exceeded
$1,000, afford impressive evidence of the ever.
griesing popularity of the Company.
After deluding amounts reastotred, the total
aesuranees in force amount to $2,401,237,03o.94, an
inerease of $304,321,102.37. This advance is notable
not merely for its magnitude, but hetauce when
allowance is made for terminations by death and
maturity, it represents a remarkably high rate of
continuance, and evidences great satisfaction on the
part of tour policyholders,

PASSING MY WINDOW

(Continued from Preceding Pavel

The amount 1,31.1 to policyholders since organiza-
tion, tool her with the amount at present hell for
their seotOlty or benefit, exceels the Iotal amount
f root them in in-ennui. by $139,290,474.03.
' 'The rate of interest earned un the mean invested
assets has risen to 7.02inw cent.
his figure includes
■ certain amount from nonuse, and stock privileges
on many of the Company's holdings; but if
these wt., entirely eliminated the rate would still be
VS) per cent.
A net profit of $11,077,284.62 was realized from
the redemption or sale of securities

T

The surplus carnet during the year, based on the
values entered in the accounts, amounted to $42,-
1163,5721.59, but from this sum substantial a pprojoria-
tions haves
uual been made to further strengthen
the position of the Company.

An additional $10,000,000.00 has been deducted
front the market values of our securities as a pro-
vision against possible market fluctuations, raising
the amount thus set aside for this purpose in the
accounts to $.30,000,000.00.

A further $1,000,000.00 has been written off the
Compan y's buildings.

8931,000.00 has been appropriated to raise the
annuity reserves to the Rutherford table of valuation,
with interest at 3! percent. Th is exacting standard
remises reserves S2,69000.(0 in excess of those of
the Dominion Government standard.
$1,200,000.0 has been set aside as additional pro-
s:slim for claims arising from total disability, death
claims as yet unreported, and possible claims under
rancellel policies on w ho h a surrender value or rein-
statement might be applied for.

NEW

LAW TON
LAUNDRY

$2706,265.0 has been paid or allotted as profits
for the year to poke) hollers.

WET WASH
18 Pounds for 75c

(Copirloht. 1434.J. T. A.)

_IT.i.ri ;, , lini -,

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Surplus earned d (l

av
rnients
to Policyholders
and Beneficiaries -
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Surplus and Contingency
Reserve -
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Jew, although, let it be Said, a .1to•
to whom the cult and fellowship
in Israel were unknown. 51aartens
not only felt at home in each coun-
try he ever visited, but he has writ.
ten novels in English and German,
Loans do not rob the poor or While his issotie works form un-
temporarily hard pressed man or doubtedly a valuable contribution
woman of their self-respect. They to Dutch literature. There are
do not feel degraded in reccivini furthermore sonnets in French
this form of assistance.
and even in Palish in existence by
The Hebrew Free Loan Associa him. lie was of the pioneers in
tint', as an institution, offers mil( so-called realm) novels; and with
temporary accommodation. Whir his "God's F'ool," written in Erie.
the banking system does for the Rich, he came to enjoy a truly in-
rich and middle dense, this ageoo ternational v(o•,ue and continental
ciiation does for the small trades - critics considered his work super-
men and mechanics.
ior to Dostoievsky's "Idiot." This
Elimi nates Loan Shark.
novel is an expansion of the rab-
What would happen were it not
binical text: "The wisdom of this
for the establishment of such free
world is foolishness with God."
Iran organizations? Many hard
Maartens undertook top rove the
proem(' borrowers would
•
most err
reverse that the foolishness of
tainly suffer great inconvenient,
this world may at times be wisdom
and privation, or, what would un-
with Gel. Ile chose an his hero a
doubtedly prove even worse, they
youth of clouded intellect, afflicted
would fall into the hands of !oar
from childhood with complete blind-
loan sharks, who instead of help
ness and deafness. Yet this boy.
ing, ruin.
who blocome is millionaire, through
Source of Capital.
Capital for the Hebre• Free inheritance, is able to foil the in.
trismee of greedy individuals who
would involve him in criminal spec-
ulation.
Maarten Maarten% whom I knew
an a boy, preserved in all circum-
stances a certain easy dignity,
rather conciliatory than imposing,
which precluded intrusion, but as.
cepted it serenely if it forced it-
self upon him. He was area to the
best adeantagerr
ittleo.
any at Zuyles is where t e scr-
ims figure moving slowly in the •
formal Dutch garden, seemed in
3566 Lawton Avenue
keeping with the exquisite fantas-
tic house, full of memories of Will-
iam of Orange. Or at his own din-
ner-table, where he presided with
gracious solemnity, talking English
and German with unhampered
Less than One-Day Service
fluency to his guests, and giving
We do not use chemicals, and
directions in Dutch to his servants,
therefore ran guarantee that
A French or an Italian visitor
- our clothes will wear 100 per
would find him.equally at ease with
o nt longer.
their languages, and he took a cer-
tain amiaide satisfaction in talk-
Phone Glendale 4117 . ing to them all, in complete de-
, fiance of the curse of Babel.

654,451,000

I

The timid amount eNreel as a liability to pros
vide (or unforeseen (-tont sencirs has been main.
tained at $12,500,0e0.00.
After making all these deductions and allocations,
$5,868,899.96 has been added to the undivided sues
plus, bringing the total over liabilities, contingency
accounts and capital stock, to $60,307,762.44.
In accordance wit h our usual conservative practice
the securities owned by the Company have again
been valued at figures much below the market quota-
lions current at the close of the Near. This under•
valuation represents an important element of
strength to the Company additional to the specific
provisions in the statements.

. Your Directors are pleased to announce that the
high scale of profits at present allotted to participate
ng policyholders will becontinued during the ensuing
year,while the Special Divalent' on maturing policies,
ntreluced last year, has been extended to include
policies maturing after having been in force five
ears or longer and the scale of benefit has been
aerosol,

The business of the Company has always been
conducted under the exacting provisions of the
Canadian Insurance law and the rigid super--
vision of the Insurance Department of the
Government of Canada. Ever since we en-
tern! the United States in 1895, the Company
has beenunder similar supervision there and
is now subject to the regulations of thirty-
eight States of the Union which require
periodical examination of the affairs of all
companies licensed in their territory. In the
discharge of their regular duties a committee
of twenty-two examiners, representing the
States of Michigan, Massachusetts, Minnesota,
Ohio, Tennessee, Washinton, Virginia, West
Virginia, Florida and the District of Columbia
recently completed an exhaustive exa m ination
into every department of the Company's
affairs. The report of this committee
makes gratifying reference to the liberal
treatment accorded to our policyholders, and
provides authoritative testimony to the Corn-
pany' ■ strength. Even adopting the low
valuations placed by us on our securities, the
committee still reported a surplus at the close
of last year 81,333,921.71 in excess of the
figure claimed by the Company.

SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY OF CANADA.

ERNEST W. OWEN, BRANCH MANAGER

SUN LIFE ASSUR ANCE CO. OF CANADA

30TH FLOOR, EATON TOWER, DETROIT. MICHIGAN