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ADDITIONAL DONORS
FOR ZEDAKAH AFFAIR

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An enthusiastic audieres was
present Monday afternoon, at the
Statler Hotel, at the third pep rally
in the interest of the Zedakah's
second annual donor luncheon
Mrs. Ben Lefkowitz presided and

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Miss Jane Fecheimer was host-
ess at a supper party last Sunday
night in honor of her week-end
guest, Miss Dena Sudow of South
Dakota. Both girls are Univer.
sity of Michigan students.

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Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weisman
have invited their friends to a
cocktail party for Saturday, Feb.
10. Following the party they will
all attend the subscription dinner.
dance to be given at the Steller
llotel.

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PIANO INSTRUCTION

The members of the Temple Beth
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winston
and family of Birmingham, Mich.,' El Alumni Association are making
plans
for their annual spring affair,
left for Miami Beach, to remain
to lie known as a Showboat Shuf-
for the rest of the winter.
fle," to be held Sunday, April IS Al
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Felt of Oak floor show, refreshments and music
Drive were hosts at a dinner are a few of the many attractions
party at their home last Saturday arranged for the event. Tickets
may be obtained from any member
night.
or at the door.

egnipmenL

20 lbs.
25 FL Washed

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dors()

Date Changed to Feb. 27 on Ac•
count of Fast of Esther Oc-
curring on Feb. 28.

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laundered

DAMP WASH

Committee Chairman
For Federation Days,

Double, ea.

25c 35c

In honor of their new members.
the Sisterhood of Temple Beth El
will entertain at a dessert bridge
on Monday, Feb. 12, at 1:30, at
Temple Beth El. Progressive Con-
tract will be played and there will
- be a prize for every table from
the Sisterhood Exchange. Mrs.
Harold E. Schlesinger is chairman
in charge of the party and Mrs.
Samuel Mendelsohn will have
charge of the cards.

of the

Detroit Conservatory of Music

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

ENROLLMENTS NOW BEING ACCEPTED
FOR SECOND SEMESTER. HIGHEST STAND-
ARDS OF INSTRUCTION. ALL GRADES. ALL
AGES. PRIVATE AND CLASS LESSONS.
TEACHERS TRAINING. COURSES LEADING
TO DIPLOMAS AND DEGREES. MODERATE
TUITION FEES.

MRS. ALBERT KAHN

Mrs. Kahn is general chairman
of the committee that is 'arrang-
ing for the annual meetings of the
Jewish 1Veltare Federation of De-
troit and its affiliated agencies, to
be held on Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday.

Special Children's Department.

MUSIC STUDY CLUB
DINNER ON FEB. 18

The ltzchok Isaac Talmud Tor-
received reports from the chairm n
ah, 121 Rosedale, will hold a card
bliss Lizbeth Sloman is spend. party on Sunday evening, Feb. 18.
MRS. JOSEPH SANDLER
Mrs. Sonia Shaffer is chairman and
The Music Study Club choral
of the various earning committees: i ing a few days in New York.
is assisted by Mesdames Rose
s„ Ginsburg and son, Agree, Ilannah Hoffman and Min. group will hold a dinner-dance, on
Mrs. Joseph Sandler, sLongfellowl ; Has.
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rs. Sol
Sunday evening, Feb. 18, at the
2787, card parties;
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of
IN
est
Boston
boule-
nie
Canvasser.
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Jahn
Edward
Marquette Gardens, 100 East Six
borne, rummage; Mrs.
M
Miami Beach, Fla.
M r .., yard, left for __
Sklar, llogarth 6407, cards;
The Jewish Oral Society for the Mile Read.
Morris Davis, Garfield 4031,1,1
Mrs. Davis II. Cole, chairman of
hard
of
hearing
invites
all
mem-
savings banks; Mrs. Al Wein, ad.I Mrs. S. T. Gilbert of Arden
hers and their friends to attend a the occasion, has arranged an elab-
15a
chairman of , FPark is visiting at Palm Beach, Valentine party to be held at the orate cabaret program. There will
vertising.
Additional pounds
Mrs. Louis Weiss,
Jewish Community Center, Wood- be excellent dance music and a de-
Must contain 50% flat work.
the program for the afternoon, in-
ward and Holbrook, on Monday licious dinner, Music Study Club I
troduced Mrs. Bernard Lacks, who , Miss Jacqueline Navran of Kansas
evening, Feb. 19. There will be !,members and their vests are in-
rendered several vocal solos, ac-' City, a student at the University
companied by Mrs. J. Schulman. , of Michigan, is the week-end guest cards, dancing and refreshments. cited to attend.
Mrs. Herbert. Metz gave a drama.. of Elaine Schlesinger of Boston Mrs. Meyers and Miss Margaret
s. T
Rubin are the chairmen in charge.
tic reading. Dr. Arthur Isaacson boulevard.
New members will be welcome.
was the speaker of the afternoon.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Monroe
Rosenfield
Having given much of his time and'(
The Pioneer Women's Organiza-
services to Zedakah's cases, he has left for a sojourn at Miami Beach,
tion (Chalutzos) and the Farband
wit
Nine years of musical work and
a first hand knowledge of the or- Fla.
, Folk School will have a joint pub- achievement by the Detroit Halevy'
ganization s efforts, lie urged c o- I
k
shower
at
the
Farband
Fol
8
9
'lie
Hazomir
Singing Society will be
operation with Zedakah's splendid I Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lanski
work by attending the donor lunch- !Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lanski of I School Auditorium, 8679 Twelfth culminated in the ninth annual'
edstas imodf stah air I Street, on Sunday, at 8 p. m. The concert to be presented April 1,
gu
r
e
i
lyg.othaeremitshseea
eon.
MOTHERS: TUNE IN STATION
die ! public is invited. at Orchestra Ilall.
The Zedakah glee group led in fCahmicia
-
Weinstein of Atkinson avenue.
This marks another year of sue-
the singing of pep rally songs.
The next meeting of the Pro- cessful musical work amongst the
s,.
Mrs. Morris Goodman, chairman
Mrs. Alexander Freeman, h s„
of the sewing committee, exhibited
`' fessional Group will be held at the Jewry of Detroit. Throughout
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, FEB. 14, at 10 P. M.
home of Sophie Sokolov, 9087 Hol- the past year the lialevy, either
a layette, the duplicate of which daughter, Mrs. Royal Allen Opp
barb
b
Listen to a Beautiful Program by
mar avenue, on Sunday, at 3:30 as a whole or through representa-
is given to needy mothers of new helm, and gra
born babies. Mrs. Goodman also Patricia Joyce Oppenheim, left for p. m. The guest speaker will tive groups and individuals, has
h o continued to furnish musical en-
reported that the sewing of flannel!, Miami Beach, where they will join be Vera C a a h w a n,
nightdresses for elderly ladies is , their husbands, who motored there will render a musical talk, illus- tertainment for Jewish organiza-
MADAME JEHUDESS BERCOVITCH of the Jewish Child
trated by selections. An informal tions of this city. Recently the
last week.
also benig carried on.
Placement Bureau will speak on "Children's Problems.
period will follow the Ilalevy double octette sang in a
The donor luncheon is to be held
Mrs. Charles Brown and Mrs.
CANTOR JACOB H. SONENKLAR, one of Detroit's outstand-
'alai address. The group invites the series of radio broadcasts.
Feb. 27, at the Masonic Temple. .
The latest public appearance of
Anyone wishing to earn admission
ing cantors, will render vocal selections.
in public to this meeting.
the chorus as a whole was in con-
money may get in touch with the • Grand Rapids last week.
MISS ROSE BASSIN at the Piano.
donor luncheon committee: General Ivan Frankel spent a few .day
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fishman cert at Cleveland. Herbert Elwell,
HARRY WEINBERG, Mastar•of•Caremonisa.
chairman, Mrs. Milton Bernstein,' Mrs . A J. Feinberg and laugh- of 2984 Burlingame avenue an- critic for the Cleveland Plain
University 2-1182; coschairmen, ter, Lois ' 'Jean, of Leslie aye nue neunce the Bar Mitzvah of their Dealer, wrote this comment: "Un-
Mrs. Ben Lefkowitz, Longfellow were week-end guests of t heir son, Milton, on Saturday, Feb. 10, der the able direction of Dan
COUNCIL COMMITTEE
7822, Mrs. Kolman Shapiro, Long- f am il y in Dayton the past week. at 9 o'clock. at Congregation Frohman, the chorus rendered this
STAGES TRIAL FEB. 22 fellow 9862, and Mrs. Max H.!
Peters- Mishkan Israel. Blaine and Lin- spirited music with zest and vig-
Ella Jess of St. Pet
Elias, Townsend 6.9029.
have ,•
wood. They will greet their rela- orous rhythmic accentuation."
pledges
Mrs.
Fla.,
is
the
guest
of
Mr. and fives and f riends in the social hall,
Additional paid
burg,
On Thursday, Feb. 22, the leg-
lad-
YOU CAN
been received from the following: ' Mrs. Emanuel Tobias of Glad-
services, for Kiddish.
islative committee of the Council
Um Spenser. representing the Ladle. Aid ! ,
of Jewish Women, under the Society; /Alas Frick. and bleadamm Ruben i stone avenue.

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; Zeta Alpha Rho, all Jewish ac-
The date of the luncheon has been •
at Icounting
'
Pickled Tongues-12c lb.
fraternity, held its annual
Ruth Feinberg' student —
changed
to
Feb.
27,
as
the
original
Normal
College
of
mt.'
winter
dinner dance at the Fort
Frankfurters - - 18c lb.
I date, F'eb. 2 8, oc curs on the Fast of Pleasant, Mich., will spend the Shelby Hotel on Saturday, Feb. 3.
{ Esther.
week-end with her parents, Mr. I Honors were paid to Samuel Pearl-
There is only one Boesky Bros
and Mrs. . A. J. Feinberg, and will man, a member who recently pass-
store— we are not c onnected
attend the Scarab Club ball on I ell the C. P. A. examination and
NAME MRS. GLOGOWER Saturday night.
with any other store bearing •
!David Desow, who was pledged to
similar name.
—
l Omega Alpha Phi Fraternity, a ,
A V10E - PRESIDENT OF
h I scholastic honorary organization.'
h saal
COUNCIL OF AGENCIES , Miss Mildred Fink, w--0
been making her home in Pitts- Messrs. Sherman and Greer were)
MISS IDA LIPPMAN
Dr. R. W. Woodroofe was re- burgh the past year, returned to formally invoked as members. The
, affair was attended by 20 members
dramatic sketch, "Hit and Run elected president of the Council her home on Winona street.
and their friends.
— —
12TH and HAZELWOOD Trial," based on actual police rec- of Social Agencies of Metropolitan
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farbsten
MADISON 9751
ords and played by actors in their held
Detroit
at
the
annual
meeting,
Feb. 1, at the League of were hosts at a dinner party last
Mr. and Mrs. Morris II. Gold-
life rolee,
follows:
smith of 2053 Hazelwood avenue
, real
Gomer
Krise, as
Chief
Assistant ' Catholic Women Building. Other Wednesday evening.
are to celebrate their thirty-fifth
officers re-elected were:
Prosecuting Attorney.
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Meyer wedding anniversary at Krulick's
Mayor Frank Couzens, honor-
' Officer James Maher, complain- ary president; James Fitzgerald. will leave on Feb. 16 for a visit Restaurant, Feb. 18, at 8 p. m.
ing witness.
ice-preside t; Mrs. Samuel R. in blontgo niery, Ala., Florida and Solomon Goldsmith, 99 years old,1
oir Y.
bias. K
ii :titohnleeDnep a l .ortunriieent.
of New York City, father of Mr.
tilogower, vice-president; Percival California,
Probation
Goldsmith. will he guest of honor.
director Dodge, managing director; Earl
DR KAHN
wohin eras. h eaenni
s,
i
s
t
en Division.
Goldsmith , son of Die'
ryf.
tear
et
Ed- isilm..i P i aorfk
d b b
d dant,
a rit
Is(vithLhveirn e
; ‘1 1. H. Goldsmith, will be
e clv orT e aTe -
a l )nd jliu l
board o
Ro bbins, vi ce -c hai rman Dr. William J. Stapleton, Jr., Paul Shaeffer of Baylis avenue, re- toastmaster. Guests are expected
of Judge
the committee.
John Maher, judge in the T. Rankin, William A. Doyle, Rt. turned to her home in Pittsburgh. from New York, Chicago and Mi-
ami, Florida. Tables will be set
Reverend Michael J. Grupe.
Mrs. I. D. Straus entertained for 50 people.
r
Will Add ess Young People's case.
a mem-
Witnesses will be: Mesdames' The Council,
which has
el-
i
of
120
private
and
public
her
family
at
dinner
at
the
Meeting
on
at
p o
, Simeon Cugell, Karl Fecheimer, bersh
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wisper an
ia l an
and e educational organize- crest on Friday evening.
Feb. 18.
! Ilarry Goldberg, !toward Kaichen, social
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
i
tions, including the Jew sh groups,
--
Kepler .
Mrs. Moe Weinberg and small son Arnold, services to be held at
Council members and their has its offices in the Community
R
Dr. euben L. Kahn, professor;
t Zion Synagogue,
Holmur and
friends are urged to mark this Fund Building, 51 West Warren son of Brooklyn, N. Y., are visit- Betn
of bacteriology at the University .
urged
is supported
by the ing with their mother, Mrs. ' S. B. Humphrey, on Saturday, Feb. 17,
pp
.. te and watch for further an- avenue, , and
of Michigan Medical School in da
Kahn of Waverly avenue.
m. Reception at home,
a.
at
10
Community
Fund.
ommun
Ann Arbor, will be the
nouncements of this trial.
—
3381 FJmhurst avenue, Sunday,
The Council also adopted the
speaker at the next meeting of
Harry Blaeberg of Cincinnati Feb. 18.
recommendation of the survey
the Young People's Society of
committee headed by Miss Emilie spent a week in this city on busi- .
Congregation Shasrey Zedek to be LAWRENCE SCHREIDELL
Miss Dorothea Wilma Levy of
Sargent, to adopt are a two . Hess.
held in the social hall on Sunday.
CALLED TO D. C. FOR G.
. 2440 Wav rly has accompanied her !
year program an intensive study
afternoon, Feb. 18, at 3 o'clock. e
Angeles,
Calif.,
father,
Barry A. Levy on a motor'
of
social
work
in
Detroit.
with
the
Joseph
J.
Cummins
and
Oscar
JUSTICE
DEPT.
POST
Dr. Kahn, who bee chosen as his
trip to Texas, where they will be
assistance of national agencies and R. Cummins of LOA
--
topic "The Travelogue of a Scien- '
ida, prominent Community Chests and Councils, who spent a week in the East, detained for three months by busi-
r
ence
schre
tist," is the winner of the eleventh , Law
a day with I ness.
award given by the American in the young Jewish set, has been I Inc. The survey committee, in visited in Detroit for
Association for the Advancement appointed to the Department of addition to Miss Sargent, includes: their brother and sister. Mr. and
M au rice S. Pastor will be feted
D. Copland, Dr. Henry F. Mrs. J. D. Sehakee, enroute home.
of Science. Ile has travelled ex- Justice. Washington, D. C.. and Suzann e
by a group of friends at Luigi's
tensively both here and abroad. left this week to assume the duties Vaughan, Kurt Peiser, Dr. R. W.
Miss Lucille Groaner of Chicago' Club, Sunday evening, in honor of
his
appointment.
Mr.
Schrei-
Woodroofe
and
Earl
N.
Parker,
in 1028 he Wag invited by the ' elr
was the house guest for a few . Mn birthday. The program has
U n i on 0 f Soc ialist Soviet Repub. dell. a senior at the Detroit Col-
days of Mrs. blelvin Kuttnauer of been
arranged by his sister, Fay.
b
lies to lecture in Leningrad and lege of Law, was president of the
Woodingham Drive.
Moscow on his scientific and re- Modernistics and of the Independ-
izmanadnd
search work, and in the same year ant Jewish League. He will con-
sh
e
ewtih
atill 1fbeeatule
Harry Lipton left for a week- 'briPdrge
au ns c i e e w
d rn---
Will the goes( of the League of tinue hie study of law in conjunc.
end visit with his parents in Tor- Community Center. 8904 Woodward
Nations in Copenhagen. Last year, tin with his new position.
The Sisterhood of Congregation
avenue, on Saturday evening, Feb.
Mr. Schreidell, who is 21 years' Shaarey Zedek will have a card onto, Ont.
on the invitation of Premier 'den-
10.
he spoke before the , of age, was formerly connected party for members and friends on
Ito
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Schakne
Royal Academy of Italy. Dr. Kahn with the Robert Sill Realty Co.
Feb. 19, at 2:30 p. m., in the so-
Amity Club will hold an open
entertained at a family dinner last
Is a graduate of Yale, where he
cial hall of the synagogue. Mrs. Sunday in honor of their brothers, meeting at the home of Miss Sal'y
Morris Aronsson, chairman of this
received his Master of Science
Cummins
and
Oscar
R.
Cohen,
102 Tennyson avenue, Fri-
Joseph
J.
BETH EL'S SISTERHOOD affair, has planned an interesting
degree, and obtained the degree
of Los Angeles.
day evening, Feb. 23. Refresh-'
HONORS NEW MEMBERS and enjoyable afternoon. Refresh- Cummins
of Doctor of Science from the
ment will he served and entertain-
ments will be served and prizes
University of New York.
The second annual charity ment will follow.
. The Temple Sisterhood will hon- awarded.
bridge dansant by Beta Gamma
Mrs. Herbert Warner, president
or its news members at • dessert
Miss Faye Alpern of Gladstone
Sorority
will be held at the Chi-
Young Poole Zion Alliance bridge Monday afternoon, Feb. 12, of the Sisterhood, has announced
Tea Gardens, Sunday, Feb. avenue will be hostess at a Valen-
at 1:30, in the social hall of the, that a luncheon and an interesting nese
Tag Days Feb. 15.18.
tine bridge party to members of
11.
Temple. There will be prizes from pi Dh-ram is being arranged for the
Alpha Gamma Phi Sorority on Sun-
The Young Peale Zion Alliance the Sisterhood Exchange for each regular meeting in March, at
Mies Jean Lewis of 4202 Leslie day afternoon, Feb. 11.
which time all members in good
—
is sponsoring a tig-day to be held table.
avenue left last week for Miami.'
Mrs. Heroin Schlesinger is chair- standing are to be the guests of
A dinner was given Sunday, Feb.
0,1 ThUTIldlly, Feb. 15, Saturday,
Fla., where she will spend the en-
Feb. 17, and Sunday, Feb. 18. The man of the party and Mrs. Samuel the Sisterhood.
4, by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robin-
tire
month
of
February.
Dues may be paid to Mrs David
funds raised will be used for the Mendelsohn will have charge ft he
! in of 1650 Calvert avenue, at the
op-keep of a Toting Peale Zion AL cards Progressive contract ill Lichtig, 3211 Elmhurst.
r. an d Mrs.
rs. Ch ar les H. . Rosen- R mien Village, in honor of their
Mr.
be played-
Nance national afire.
man of 2628 Webb avenue will be newlywed nephew, Ted Rabinovits,
MUMS
"5"srs u» Id ". vs. hoots at a reception on' Sunday, who was married Dec. 12 to Molly
MM Jan 11 Abe Leiden. was Mem. pe.•
COLISAGLTS
Adler of Windsor, former preeidert
art reewows , Feb. 18, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9,
dent. Al Boadm etee-.sold
meretbry. Meyer !Jen treasurer
in honor of their daughter. Thee- of Junior Hadaeesh of Windsor.1
TM MM welt* t.n. Mows= TO M San gill'
r4 •
The lice. me
tad ere lee Hem et flu warren
Fifteen couples attended the affair.
whose
engagement
to
Harry
4
Mask
4,11
be
PM,
11.4.
Musa
oessen.telsea
Ore.
forr.rty
d
111•7
Oft.
s..
cans.. CA ham pars, &mew Km David
TY can
ay. or Dernit has lert with Mende for
maims sect eau mono
TTss.Sds, sod S. ten - oe'e A. Klein of Montreal, Que., was The mullet, will make their reel- ;
telrlthef VIM •111•IL• enter •
maw ine• Om am bum wronged Mr ttami latads . PlarIds. when .Mmit amml ...dm
dente in Toledo beginning March 1.
announced. No cards.

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Sol Lewis of
.and
visit
lificrsagosoalfte or ateng
etsity. Leon Denten. Sidney 051T15 Mcm K•1•
ho .. me in dC fi
,
, ..Imhurst avenue, has completed
o-
Ooldmen. Irwin Cohn. M. Ourwin, .
all
rnon. Meyer Meter-n. Nettle Newman. M. C. : with mr.
her course of study in the schoo
Applebaum. Joseph BMW. Jack Meyers, D. I ten.
f journalism of the University
Shapero. A. Kurtunan. R. Balm . Sam 131. -
rnileld „too.
e,,rientuni
p.m. Sam Feinberg, R. D. Polite., J. SIL !
h , iief
Mra
DavilWilkus
returned
.
William
flehults
H.
Ohmer.
Ben
vermeil
ter
home. Miss hr
fortnight
Alter I•••. One Ereisler, Joseph Lan., Id
home after- spending
Berae
dm t Jesom Ehrlich. Phis Kramer El
thnencoAmint
boecnciel; :
neelvnet heevrerdceigaerese itatt A
in
Washington
and
Philadelphia.
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Ir.
Mro,
Moran
Sha
Frie,
d man Mor
Ro hinowtta .
D. David Applebaum. Jose ph Mend-
win Frledman.
bola. Jack Sokol. Max Winslow. Sam 8hevin.
Joseph
Barak
of
the
Belcrest
Tune.
.
Hilda
.
I Ressler. . H. L Kau, a. Lefirow its
klare. wits. Lillian Berman,
Herber(. Samuel Marita
returned from a few weeks' holi-
Hyman Munson. Ran,
Harty KM. Mm. S
The many friends of Lewis .1.
uel Jatont: David Ooldatein. Nathan Rubin. day in Florida.
DeYoung of 3353 Burlingame ay. ,
Jack Singer. . Robert Mewl.. HAM 811.T.
bath.
Harry Bennett. LOUIS DIM, L L Zulu ,
a
ing
a
oiaiits
ishv
n,.
,
w
snue w ll i be glad to learn that he
iss
nt aJ tanthe e Gue.rsotfeim
ba th. 11. Miner, Jack Halperin, S B Hack..
s convalescing at his home.
Sant Banks. a Berlin. A. Cornneld. A. Oor.
A. M. Oroes, S tu:Sdle
de e. A Mullis. Smith D oll..
Sandler : Sidnel . with her parents at the Belcrest.
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Payments to Policyholders and Beneficiaries 21,867,679
5,165,772
Surplus Earned
134,762,165
Assets
Policy Reserves and Other Liabilities . 128,527,215
Contingency Reserve, Surplus and Capital
6,234,950

A IVe11-Balanced Investment Portfolio:

Bonds and Debentures. . . . 35.6%
City Mortgages and Properties . 22.65
Policy Loans 22.1%
Farm Mortgages and Properties 18.3%
Stocks, Common and Preferred .4%
Cash and Miscellaneous . . . 1.05

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During 1933 the large sum of $4,144,3553 was paid as profits to policyholders
and the Company has announced an increase in the profit scale for 1934.

M OE' LEITER

1512 UpnEiToRn OG
ITIritIn Bldg.

REPRESENTING

THE GREAT-WEST LIFE

ASSURANCE COMPANY

HEAD OFFICE - WINNIPEG, CANADA