fewisk Perlah'eal Carter
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January 13, 1939
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PAGE THREE
end THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
VICTOR KUSHNER'S
PLAY ON JAN, 22
An Announcement
to the Jewish Public!
Will Be Staged by Jr. Sec-
ORGANIZATIONS
ASSIST DRIVE FOR
GEIVERKSCHAFTEN
Hebrew Schools
' 86
Member's Drive
Makes Progress
41.1 IM
H ebrew Schools
S. J. Leve to Speak
at Donor Event of
Hebrew Ladies Aid
fh
he o aystsem
U n ited of Hebrew
Sc;
ihools
o Detroit ited 1 brew
Portrait' of these two leaders
Ful l' z • e n " a s t
known
Honors Memory
I have been
by the well
of Two Leaderslknown artist, painted
Isaac Rader, and
I the unveiling ceremony will take
—
The membership enrollment
The Hebrew Ladies Aid So- To Unveil Portraits of Late place Sunday afternoon, Jan. 29,
committee of the United Hebrew
p i n h ioth B eyra:u n d is to o h r i o uom
i.
ciety
will
hold
its
sixth
annual
HYmea.ocGohtlomos: Jan, 2P49•7"
Schools is gaining momentum.
of t3he°P.crilcaldel
At a meeting of the executive donor luncheon at the Schiff
Abe Kasle, chairman, and Rabbi committee of the Gewerkschaften Catering Co., John R. and Er-
I Dr. A. 51. Hershman, rabbi of
By ESTHER BERGER
—
Harold N. Rosenthal, co-chair. Campaign, held last Monday eve-
I the Shaarey Zedek, and Cantor
twig, a report on the organizations
The officers and board of di-lJacob 11. Sonenklar will officiate.
8016-20 W.
"Hello, Broadway!" are the .
participating in the campaign was
rectors of the United Hebrew I All friends
the deceased
words youthful Victor B. Kush-
, S hchio r old s opo hiae
ro ofrg0
given by B. M. Laikin, one of the
ner hopes to be shouting some- I
00dhtatv leaders and members of the
een schools
departed leaders
vice-chairmen. The report indi-
invited,
time in the next 10 years and, I
always endeavored to honor those / The committee in charge of
cated that 86 separate organ' za-
always
most of all, he
leaders to whom the schools owe I the ceremony
tions were participating in t his
fondly dreams of
of Louis
their
existence. Portraits of the Robinson, chairman. Robert Mar-
year's
campaign
as
compared
the day Broad-
to
h g o a on l i 8 zetosdoa ro nd thfoounwdoelrios of f t h h e e e 1 n w a ilr.d Jo iso
70 organizations last year; an in.
seo p c h o. H. Ehrlich and Ber-
way will ac-
schools
crease of approximately 25 per
knowledge h i s
the
(If it's Gordon's it's Quality)
cent.
schools.
I greeting and re-
Two leaders whose mernoryi
'
ciprocate
with
a
This
year's
list
embraces
the
Everything for the table under one roof:
the board of directors of the!
• following:
"Hello, Victor!
Kosher Delicatessen - Dairy Products
United Hebrew Schools wish to
Welcome to the
Agree Family club, Asud,t it Boni
Etc.
hornet.
Arbeller
Ring
!tram
h
II.
honor
are the late Hyman Gold-
' Great White
v 'Int lc , Bing !Ranch 16g, A rbeiter
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables - Fancy Groceries
man, to whom the management
i Way!"
V. B. Kushner
Ring Branch 545. Bakers union L a , al
Fresh Baked Goods Daily
always looked for advice and
78, Baker. Lodi.. AU,. liortiltaliel,ar
This lad who is 19 years old I
Pinot- aeon,. 'Int. Tereln. Beregn it ger Aid
g i once in all matters pertain-
and has a "way" with a pen (or
Society, Itialletoker Aid Society, Brit it
Slinittni of lasrolt, Dottrel itker Lodi.
ing to education; and the late
typewriter) when it comes to
''d Society, Wegner Aid Society, Car.
Meyer B. Cohen, one of the
Rabbi Morris Adler will deliver
writing one-act plays, is definitely
Renter Union Local ISM Cherni ors er
most energetic and untiring work- the address at the Friday evening
Loyevert Ohentochover—BaJiner Tools.
on his way up. He confessed to
l'Inolorkopar Prog S'ervin, 1 , 1,1d Boro•
en, and one of the original or- services at Shaarey Zedek on
YOUR FRIEND H. ZIMBERG WILL SERVE YOU
Miss Regina Schiller, co-chairman
doker Aid Sock ty, Petrol, Fruit Vendor.
Atm.,
Jan. 20.
of the dramatics committee of
Elshexhker I'm genes
Vermin.
Grade A Meats
Enzlern Ladies Society, Firm (In incion
the Junior Section of the Detroit
Fresh Dressed Poultry
Social y, Beddow Ladles Aid Society,
Service Group. that he was in
S. J. LEVE
liashcimer—Iinlenir, Hebrew Ladles Free
and the Finest Fresh Fish Daily
Loan Society, Independent Protect We
great need of an outlet for many
Ansa,
Jealch Fraternal Club, Junior
ikine, on Wednesday, Jan. 18, at
ideas that were brewing in his
111•11atoker A id J Society, Junior SI ozirer
12:30 p. m.
Pro.. Poviety, ew 1.11 NBIlonal
highly imaginative mind. Encour-
Wog kers
for your splendid response and encouragement
A !nonce 16 branches). Jericho Lodge
aged in this respect, he broke
Samuel J. Leve, director of the
I. 0. O. F. No 450. Julio, Rosen•nid
in the opening of the
RABBI
H.
N.
ROSENTHAL
forth with an expressionistic fan-
Bureau of Investigation of
Post, American Legion, Kadinuth Social
flub. Katz Family
Kenhenevor
tasy that holds one spellbound
Wayne County, will be guest
man,
reported
that
a
large
num-
I
t",:r
•./
'''L',',!'"•,,,,nrne,Ir
". Ala
speaker.,
with its gripping drama.
"The Last Wall," his play, will ber of new workers have been Korot inhever Aid Socdely. tat - 110.liter
A program of .music and dra-
to the roster of the mem- I
The Finest 100% Jewish Dairy Institution' Is
Vermin, Laundry ilriz ern Social
be presented for the entertain- added
matic
art will be furnished
Detroit
Club,
laundry
ladle.
Social
Club
1
nun-
bership committee.
ry Sten
through
the courtesy of the De-
ment of the Junior Service
Aid floc lel y, Lounger Bros
with a modern and ultra sanitary plant at
It
is
the
aim
of
the
me
ber- Loan Society, ,
for Labor Poles.
Group at their monthly meeting,
troit Conservatory of Music.
7426 FENKELL AVENUE
j4'1""h".
Jan. 22, at Temple Beth El. Vic- ship committee to increase the Society,
There will also be pro-tap danc-
r""
:Michigan [loam. Protec
ve A
tifto,
carrying a full line of Dairy Products
tor conceived the play from a membership of the schools by my., Unigegend Verain, MohlIver ing by Miss Rosevelyn Rosner,
1,000,
and
to
organize
these
Himte
FanvilY
Nor/ h- accompanied by Miss Edith
true incident concerning a young
Including Milk, Sweet Cream, Sour Cream, Butter
ern I'rog. Lodi. Society, °deem. A Id
Lucius N. Littauer Contrib- male relative who was the vie. members into an active well-func- Society, ha rout ger Friendship Socha y, Brown, Miss Adele Mermelstein
Cheese and other by-products.
Union Loral It. Pinker Pro.
will entertain.
tim of Arab marauders in Haifa, honing organization which will Painters
Verein • Pioneer Women Organization (1
utes Towards Work for
be connected with the schools
Palestine.
Mrs. Abe Miller, general chair-
rances), ProgreeM ye Ladles Ent. Ter-
not
only
through
the
annual
pay-
e r n. Ponle-Zion 15 hranohasi,
Better Understanding
The Detroit News Creative
olocher man, and her co-chairman, Mrs.
Wein, Primrose Benevolent So-
Group, of which this youthful ment of dues, but through close elet y. Radoiner
David Muller, urge all members
and one of our drivers will make prompt delivery
cooperation with the activities of Friendly Society. Aid Societ v, Radon., and guests to come promptly
Dr. Cyrus Adler, president of playwright is a member, present- the
to your home. Once you have tried our pioducts
Itadoiner Leffler. A ug
at
institution,
illary, Relief Assn. of Ego terintadev,
12:30.
the Jewish Theological Seminary ed another of his brainchildren,
Vorel,
The United Hebrew Schools l'i"ner
nor Prog.
you will use no other. A trial is all we ask.
of America, announced this week "Our Very Best Friends," at the
Vrein. Sownoviser-Ilenchner Aid
so,
Save your savings for
a gift of $25,000 from Lucius N. WWJ auditorium on Dec. 17. This have 10 branches in various parts clef y, Suvalker Vermin, Turover Aid Ho•
JOE BLIFELD — ABE ROSEN
T11111+ Milo Klegliner Aid Society,
other things. Sample
Littauer to ensure continuance play, a one-act satire on family ofthe city where over 1,500 pu- Orly,
11°11 `er
Pro.. Vvrein. VIndintirt(ser
fares:
and expansion for the next five life, was also given for philan- . s receive daily instruction in r v nuns itelpets Club, Western Lnilles Aid
I Ming Pon.lo
MIlence,
years of the seminary's work of thropic purposes at the Jewish the elements of Hebrew, in the I
One Hound
May
Trip
promoting a better understand- Community Center last Thursday study of Chumosh, in the study I i= 1 ;74/ ..Z.r=I eve'rithiths 'Vee
of
the
prophets,
Jewish
history,
Pro..
Vervin.
Toledo
in( of Judaism among both Jews evening by the Young Maids and
$1.00 $ 1.80
Lansing
and Christians. Mr. Littauer has Bachelors Club, in conjunction the prayers, customs and cere-
2.0S
Most of the organizations have
3.30
Greed Rapids 3.05
provided a fund of $5,000 a with the Center Players. At the monies. Much time is devoted to already started the campaign ac-
5.60
Jackson
the
study
of
various
holidays
and
tivities
within their local groups
1.50
year
for
five
years
to
support
present
time,
Victor
is
concen-
2.90
JERUSALEM, (WNS Palcor
Saginaw
2.50
the courses and public lectures trating on the drafting of a book festivals. This study constitutes —each striving to double last
4.10
a
distinct
part
of
the
curriculum
year's
subscription
total.
Agency)—As the dawn of the
Bay City
AZTEC TOWER — UNION GUARDIAN BLDG.
2.75
in the Institute of Inter-denom- of comedies for publication.
4.60
of the schools. Cu•Tent events is
New Year ushered in the re-
Calumet
inational Studies; and to expand
11.50 20.70
Noel Coward is the "literary another
With March 1 set as the closing newed struggle of the Jews of
feature
of
the
curricu-
those activities of the seminary god" of young Mr. Kushner, who
(late of the campaign, plans are
Frequent Service to
15, 1939
designed to improve the relations admires the sparkling dialogue lum. A period during the week is already being formulated for a Palestine for permission to grant
All Points
of Jews and Christians in the and clever situations expressed devoted to a discussion of cur- tremendous victory celebration the haven they so freely offer to
Music by Marvin Kahn's Orchestra
American community.
by his idol. The juvenile drama- rent events with emphasis on de- which will be held on or about that their persecuted brethren in
velopments in Palestine. Satur-
Eastern and Central Europe, the
tist candidly admitted his desire day
Dancing: 8 P. M. to 1 A. M.
morning services which are date. "We intend," said Mr. Laikin,
Amusement for Non-Dancers
to follow in the footsteps of the conducted by the children under "to make this year's victory cele- Jewish Agency for Palestine an-
REFRESHMENT BAR
nounced
that,
according
to
pro-
man who produced such great
bration the most outstanding in the visional figures, nearly 13,000
ADMISSION 50c
the
supervision
of
the
teachers
Washington Blvd.
works of art as "Bittersweet" and
All Eishishker Landsleit, including those from
is one of the extra-curricular ac- 15 years the Gewerkschafter Cam- Jewish immigrants had come to
"Cavalcade."
at Grand River Ave.
tivities of the schools. Every Sat- paign has been in existence. We the Holy Land during 1938. Of
surrounding
territory,
urged
to
attend.
The Kushner family of 15826 urday morning the children gath- will send to the Histadruth in Pal-
this number 2.624 were in the
CA. 9000
ALL PROCEEDS CO TO CHARITY
Greenlawn is talented in various er
in the various schools and go estine not only our quota of $25,- capitalist category—that is, they
ways. Brother Seymour is an ac-
000, but also an indication, through were persons possessing $5,000
through
the
entire
services
in
complished violinist, and Papa the traditional manner.
the enthusiasm at this celebration, or more apiece.
The Women's Auxiliary of Kushner can also fiddle off a
of the solidarity with which De-
Bnai Brith will hold an open neat tune. Another brother, Shel-
troit Jewry stands behind its mon-
membership meeting at the Bnai don, is a member of the Detroit
umental work in building and de- WRESTLING AT ARENA GAR-
Moshe Synagogue on Jan. 16 at News Players, and kid-sister
fending our national home."
DENS ON MONDAY EVE.
8:30 p. m. The guest of honor Jeannette has aspirations of being
and speaker for the evening will a second Ethel Barrymore, Mama
Sponsored by
The
two wrestling "Bulls" who
Leou
Blum Retires from
be Mrs. M. Turner, first vice- Kushner may not be an accom-
noon are likely to fight it out
Paris Bar
president of the Women's District p lished artist, but, • Victor de-
for
the
bad
man
championship
PARIS.— (WNS) — Leon
Grand Lodge No. 6. Dr. Alex clared with a twinkling of his
Blum, Socialist leader, resigned will be contestants in the double
Menke will give several 'cello blue eyes and a delightful grin,
A large number of books have front the Paris bar, a move feature wrestling card at Arena
selectiosn. He will be accom- "She's got a great sense of hu-
been added to the Shaarey Zedek prompted by his desire to devote Gardens next Monday evening.
panied by Bess Feldman. Mrs. mor and is one swell guy!"
SUNDAY EVE., JAN. 29—FORT WAYNE HOTEL
Victor is just a normal youth library, and the public is invited all his time to politics. Ile has They are "Bull" Montana, latest
Charles Solovich is chairman of
to
take advantage of this oppor- not pleaded any cases for years, edition of the "Bull" family and
the membership committee and who enjoys the company of the
MUSIC BY A WELL KNOWN ORCHESTRA
Joel Lavi Kapetansky, whose is assisted by her co-chairmen, fair sex, and such diversions as tunity and acquaint themselves but his resignation frees him from "Bull" Curry, who held sway in
Tickets
60c
All proceeds to Charity
death occurred on Dec. 29, was Mrs. Nathan Wolf, and the fol- tennis, badminton, toboganning with the best there is in the a number of obligations of mem- the so-called championship class
A young crowd from the newly-organised English-speaking
among the mat villians from 1935
field of Jewish literature.
born in 1870 in Uman, province of lowing members of her commit. and dancing.
bers of the bar.
to the summer of 1938.
branch Is expected and • good time is assured all.
Among the new books in Eng-
Kiev, Russia. As he grew up, he tee: Mesdames L. Green C. Man-
lish are: "Twilight in Vienna"
made for himself a good reputation dell, F. Dickman, D. Diamond, S.
by Willi Frischauer; "Twenty
among non-Jews because of his Gold, S. Rosenman, D. Lefko, D.
Centuries of Jewish Thought"
qualities of honesty and diligence. Berg, L. Steir, B .Fried, L. Fish-
by Adolph Lichtigfeld; "All That
er, J. Feller and G. Goldberg.
Matters" by Peter Mendelssohn;
Refreshments will be served at ,
"The
Puzzle of Palestine" by
a social hour after the meeting.
The Detroit League of the David Popper; "Alien Americans"
d
by
B.
Schrieke;
"Education Be-
National Home for Jewish Chil-
JULIUS ROTHSCHILD
dren at Denver will hold a lunch- fore Verdun" by Aronld Zweig.
Among
the
new
books
in
He-
CALLED BY DEATH eonette for its paid-up members brew are: "Shirim Ufizmonim
at 1 p. m. on Wednesday, Jan.
Lilodim" by H. N. Bialik; "Brine
at
Julius Rohtschild, for 14 years
I Shine Hoodom" by A vigdor
to
secretary of Temple Beth El,
Eby ''Byishub Shel Yaar"
o -
died Thursday. Funeral services
by Ch. Hazen; "Al Shivoh Ya-
ho
were held on Friday afternoon
mim" by Dov Kimchi, and "Zich-
on
at Temple Beth El and burial
ronos L'Bes Dovid" by Eliezer
I-
was in Woodmere Cemetery. He
Steinberg.
s,
is survived by his widow, Lillian;
While this library is housed in
be
a sister, Mrs. Bella 011esheimer,
the Shaarey Zedek and endowed
STATEMENT OF CONDITION, DECEMBER 31, 1938
and a brother, Sidney Rothschild,
by the Chevra Kadisha of the
Shaarey Zedek, it is open to the
public. David S. Zemon is chair-
RESOURCES
Gifts to North End Clinic
man, and Miss Janet °lender is
ub-
Cash on Hand and Due from Other Banks . . .
librarian.
ar-
$135,480,314.32
North End Clinic has received
The librarian is open daily from
United States Government Obligations, direct and/or
old
the following contributions:
10
to
12,
2
to
6
and
7
to
9.
fully
guaranteed
de-
lit mentors of Mra. Sadie linnuiel
Mondays to Thursdays: Fridays.
204,981,891,44
from Mr. end Mrs. Al Weinman; In mein •
eld
Other Securities
9:30 to 1:30, and Sundays, 9
ory of Mro Cella Katatel from Ia. and
He
8,935,298.48
M re, S. 8. Wit ten berg.
to 1.
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank
en
tion of Detroit Service
Group
A NEW SHOPPING CENTER
FOR NORTHWESTERN RESIDENTS
I
McNICHOLS ROAD
GORDOWS
QUALITY
MARKET
Rabbi Morris Adler
to Address Service
On Friday, Jan. 20
AUSTER'S KOSHER MEATS
DETROIT, WE THANK YOU!
Free Delivery - Phone UN. 3-3616
BELROSE CREAMERY CO.
SEMINARY GIVEN
FUND OF $25,000
TRAVEL BY
BLUE GOOSE
LINES
Phone University -3600
Nearly 13,000 Jews
Entered Palestine
During Year 1938
2
EISHISHKER CHARITY DANCE
SUNDAY EVENING,
Detroit Terminal
JAN.-'
Bnai Brith Women's
Membership Rally
on Monday, Jan. 16
BLUE GOOSE
LINES
Shaarey Zedek's
Library Receives
Many New Books
JoeIL. Kapetansky
Won Signal Honor
as Russian Lawyer
22nd ANNUAL BALL
Debs Branch No. 111
Workmen's Circle
N.H.J.C. Paid-Up
Luncheon Jan. 18
LATE JOEL L. KAPETANSKY
He was signally honored by being
allowed to take the bar examina-
tion for lawyers, a privilege which
very few Jews accorded in the
Rus.sia of those days, and he was
enabled to practice law.
When he emigrated in 1913 to
the United States, he came to De-
troit because his son, Louis, had
already established himself there.
For several years he was en-
gaged in the printing business
with his son-in-law, Mac Kalman.
Since his retirement from active
employment in 1929, he had been
associated with his son, Abraham
J. Kapetansky, M. D., at the lat-
ter's offices at 1726 Clairmount.
Mr. Kapetansky lost his wife,
Sarah Leah, in 1930.
Ile was a member of Congrega-
tion Emanuel and was a generous
contributor to charities.
He is survived by seven sons—
Louis Max (of Los Angeles,
Calif.), Herman, Maurice (also
of Los Angeles), Ben, Dr. Abra-
ham, Dr. Nathan—and two daugh-
ters—Mrs. Katherine Kalman, and
Clara. Sixteen grandchildren also
survive.
For the Supplementary Mediral Ao.
trimance Fund for Children In honor
of birthday of Sire. Anna Burton from
Mr. and Mrs. 1. It. Myers and Waxes
Myer..
For the Social Service Relief Fund
front Moon's Club of Ferndale.
For the Edwin A Wolf Memorial
Fund from the following: Leo Frank-
lin, in meows of Joeeph Sans..
liner front Mr.. Jennie X. Sampliner.
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
NATIONAL BANK
OF DETROIT
MRS. HARRY GOLDBERG
Young People's Society of 5lish-
kan Israel heard an address at its
meeting Tuesday night by Rabbi
Mordecai Burstein of Kansas City,
who is in Detroit representing the
Chicago Rabbinical College. Fol-
lowing Rabbi Burstein'a address,
motion pictures in technicolor of
England, Switzerland, Bermuda,
etc., were shown by Rhea E. Cash-
man.
"Judaism—The Philosophy of
Perfection," a scholarly thesis by
Rabbi Isaac Stollman, featured
the second issue of "YPS00511,"
the society's membership publica-
tion.
Rabbi Stollman's classes in Bible
Study meet in the social hall of
Mishkan Israel on Thursdays from
9 to 10 p. m., and are preceded by
the class in Hebrew language from
8 to 9 p. m, under direction of
Irving Schlussel. All classes are
open to the public without charge.
18, at the home of Mrs. Ben
Berkman, 18945 Parkside Ave.
Mrs. Sol H. Levy, program
withdrawn, and has never been
shown again in Naziland . . . chairman, has arranged • fine
You remember, of course, that program. Mrs. Max Dushkin will
we told you some weeks ago that review Sidney Meller's "Roots in
Goebbels was on his way out the Sky." In addition, the high-
. . . And you realize that if he lights of the national convention
hadn't lost favor with the O•- of the auxiliaries affiliated with
ers that be his highly protected the home at Denver, which was
personality could never have been recently held in New York City,
subjected to that horse-whipping will be related by Mrs. Harry
. . . Don't think its an accident Goldberg, Mrs. Carl Schiller, Mrs.
that the beginning of the end Harry Barnett, Mrs. Sol H. Levy,
for the little doctor came during Mrs. Herman Schmier and Mrs.
film queen Leni Riefenstahl's ab- Robert Drown,
Mrs. Harry Goldberg, presi-
sense from Ilitlerland . . . Leni
has had it in for Joe Paul ever dent of the Detroit League, in-
since the time he broke up a vites all members whose dues
party by accusing her of non- for the current year are now
Aryanism, but the Nazarina of payable, and all those who are
the films, after doing the spade paid up, to attend this meeting. Aaron Meyer's Name In-
work in the undermining of
scribed in Golden Book
Goebbels, decided it would look Joint Meeting of Senior and
better, and less like the climax
The
effort of a committee to
Junior Zedakah Groups
of a personal grudge, if she
honor the memory of Aaron Meyer
Monday Evening
weren't on the scene when it
by inscribing his name in the
A. Z. A. Palomise Chap. 337 would become obvious to every-
Golden Book has been crowned
A joint meeting of Zedakah with success.
body that he's on the skids . . .
The following officers were Incidentally, New York will soon Club Seniors and Juniors will be
Mrs. Philip Lipson, chairman of
eelcted by A. Z. A. Polemist have a chance to see just what I held on Monday, Jan. 16, at 8 the Jewish National Fund corn-
Chapter 337: Aleph Kohen Godol, type of beauty Gabby falls for p. m., at the home of Mrs. Netts mittee of the Detroit chapter of
Ben Pam; Aleph Sinn, Israel . . . Billy Rose, diminutive im- Sucher, 2087 Oakman Blvd. Mrs. Hadassah, reported to the commit-
Hann; Aleph Mazkir, Fred Sor- pressario, is hoping to have Gitta Morris Loeb and Miss Tillie Munch tee in charge of the Aaron Meyer
ko•itz; Aleph Gisbor, Larry Co- Alper, one of Goebbels' en- will preside over the prospective Memorial Fund that the Detroit
pe!: Aleph Shotare Godol, Clem flames, in the "Refugee Revue" ' groups.
chapter of liadaasah is in receipt
Plans are being formulated for of a contribution to the Jewish Na-
Goldman; Aleph Shotare Kotone, he's putting on in the Casa
Hyman Matlen: Aleph Sopher, Monona late this month.
Zedakah Club's 18th birthday din- tional Fund for the inscription of
If Neville Chamberlain goes to' ner dance to take place on Sunday, Aaron Meyer's name in the Golden
Philip Subar. Boys of the ages
of 15 and 21 interested in join- Noziland again in the near fu- Feb. 26, at Webster Hall.
Book, and that the enecessary
In it this group are Invited to at-' ture he'll be anything but ap-
Zedakah Club acknowledges the amount of money has been for-
tend the next meeting, Monday peased by the sight of the fancy donations received from Mesdames warded to the Jerusalem office.
ev ening, Jan. 16 at the Conere- anti-British posters that now are I. Homan, I. Pevin, S. Lipson, B.
The tribute committee consisted
gallon Emanuel, Taylor and embellishing shop windows in the Silveratien, M. Miller, J. Robins, o f Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich, Mrs.
D. S. Hyman and N. Selig.
Woodrow Wilson.
Saul Gordon and Bernard Isaacs.
Reich.
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE
writ
750,000.00
61,792,433.92
9,576.582.64.
7,615.18
775,168.49
981,370.00
241,939.01
Loans and Discounts
Real Estate Mortgages
Overdrafts
Real Estate (24 Branch Bank Buildings)
Accrued Income Receivable
Prepaid Expense
Customers' Liability Account of Acceptances and
Letters of Credit
Classes of Miahkan Israel
Y. P. S. Open to Public
1,692,643,94
$425,215,256.82
TOTAL RESOURCF-S
LIABILITIES
Deposits:
Commercial, Bank and Savings
$348,863,068.79
U. S. Government
16,939,281.10
Treasurer-State of Michigan
2,866,556.16
Other Public Deposits
22,904,965.46
Capital Account:
Preferred Stock (380,000 Shlres)
9,500,000.00
Common Stock (750,000 Shares) .
7,500,000,00
Surplus
8,000,000.00
Undivided Profits
5,227,615.04
Reserve for Common Stock Dividend No. 9, payable
February I, 1939
Reserves
Income Collected but not Earned
Our Liability Account of Acceptances and Letters of Credit
TOTAL LIABILITIES .
30,227,615.04
375,000.00
1,340,490.60
5,635.73
1,692,643.94
$425,215,256.82
other purposes required by law.
DIRECTORS
JOHN B. FORD, JR.
JAMES S. HOLDEN
JAMLS INGLIS
WILLIAM S. KNUDSEN
ALVAN MACAULEY
TRUST
PETER J. MONAGHAN
R. PERRY SHORTS
ALFRED P. SLOAN, JR.
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