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JEWISH NEWS

Friday, January T4, T944

WAR BONDS

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Jewish Center
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3 Films on Program at
Center Next WedneSday
Three sound films dealing with
the war will be shown at the film
program next Wednesday, at 8:45
p. na., at the Jewish Community
Center.
"The Arm Behind The Army,"
story of industry's role in the
war, "Combat Report," showing
actual engagement between army
bomber and submarine, and "War
on Wheels," depicting a task bat-
tle in Tunisia, will be shown.
Film programs- are free to Cen-
ter members, and a nominal fee
is charged for non-members.
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Holiday Hop on Sunday
An avenue of United Nations'
flags will grace the walls of the
auditorium at the fourth Holiday
I-lop this Sunday evening at the
Jewish Commu-
nity Center.
LeRoy Smith
and his orches-
tra will provide
the rhythms for
this United Na-
tions dance.
Smith and his
band are well-
known as Victor
LeRoy Smith Recording a r t -
ists, and have played in numer-
ous night clubs throughout the
country. A novelty event will
again be featured during the in-
termission.
Diane Rosenblatt, Anne Stern
and Evely Richwerger will man
the refreshment booth at the
dance. Sarah Goldberg, Shirley
Lefkowitz and Lillian Miro will
serve as ushers. The following
are members of the Holiday Hop
committee: Beatrice Bortman, Jo-
seph Kwaselow, Norma Appel,
Ben Britman, Maury Cohen, Ber-
nice Friedland, Charlotte Green-
berg, Morris Kamen, Alan Mittle-
man, Harry Moses, Danny Raskin,
Frances and Sara Rotrnan, Ruth
Sobel, Estelle Starr and Dr. Mil-
ton White.
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Marriage Counselling Course
By popular demand Miss Betty
Koronsky will begin another ele-
mentary course in Marriage
Counselling next Wednesday, at
7:30 p. m., at the Jewish Commu-
nity Center. She will give four
lectures to women only. An ad-
vanced course will be scheduled
for another evening. Registra-
tions should be made immedi-
ately.
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Saturday Victory Dances
The informal bi-weekly Satur-
day night Victory Dances will
continue tomorrow at the Jewish
Community Center at 9 p. m.
Dancing, party games, and snacks
will highlight the dance. Mem-
bers of the Center and their
friends are invited.
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War Workers' Social .
At the Sunday afternoon social
the war workers will feature a
musicale under the direction of
Sylvia Friedman. These informal
gatherings at the Jewish Commu-
nity Center take place every Sun-
day, 4 to 7 p. rn. Recordings will
provide music for dancing. Re-
freshments will be served.
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Mothers' Clubs Favor
The Green-Lucas Bill
Mothers' Clubs are concerned
with the passage of the Green-
Lucas Bill, authorizing the Fed-
. eral Government to grant men
and women in the armed forces
the right to vote. Members and
their fsriends are urged to write
their Congressmen immediately.
..The Council of Mothers' Clubs
went on record opposing the Sub-

stitute Bill, which would shift
the responsibility to the states.
The following is a list of offi-
cers of Mothers' Clubs affiliated
with the Jewish Community Cen-
ter:
Dexter Club: President, Mrs.
F. Grober; vice-president, Mrs. L.
Lazar.
Davison Club: President, Mrs.
A. Wander; vice-president Mrs. B.
Katz; chaplain, Mrs. Diana Rub-
ins.
12th St. Club: President, Mrs.
L. Segal; vice-president, Mrs. F.
Waldfogel; chaplain, Mrs. Carrie
Sperling. .
Center Club: President, Mrs. I.
Drapkin; vice-president, Mrs. M.
Markson; chaplain, Mrs. Bernice
Posen.
Fenkell Club: President, Mrs. J.
Sweet; vice-president, Mrs. L.
Aptekar; chaplain, Mrs. Sara Av-
rin.
Woodward Club: President,
Mrs. A. Saxer; vice-president,
Mrs. A. Halberstein.
Young Women's Study Club:
President, Mrs. B. Wilson; vice-

president, Mrs. T. Kominars.
North West Study Club: Presi-
dent, Mrs. S. Nachman; vice-pre-
sident, Mrs. B. Greenbaum.
Parkside Club: President, Mrs.
Esther Nosanchuk.

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Red Cross Courses

JWB Delivers
Hanukah Gifts
To Servicemen

Parties Held at Battle Creek,

Red Cross plans for 1944 are
Mt. Clemens, Grosse Ile,
going ahead with the beginning
of First Aid and Home Nursing
and at Fort Brady
classes. A standard First Aid
class, with Mrs. Sarah Cohen as
Jewish members of the armed
instructor, will start next Tues- forces in the Michigan area were
day, at 7:30 p. m.
well remembered during Hanu-
A Home Nursing course is kah through the efforts of the
scheduled for Monday, Jan, 31, Detroit Army-Navy Committee
1 to 3 p. M.
of the Jewish Welfare Board.
Registrations for both classes
A bus load of Detroit hostesses
should be made immediately. Re- bring food and 200 Hanukah kifts
quests are now being taken for went to the USO in Battle Creek.
evening Home Nursing courses In the synagogue in Mt. Clem-
and advanced First Aid courses. ens, under the sponsorship of
the Mt. Clemens Army-Navy
CARD OF THANKS
Committee, a party was held and
The family of the late Sgt. Sol 30 Hanukah kits were brought
Buttner wish to thank their rel- from Detroit. Thirty-five kits
atives and friends for the many were sent to Jewish sailors and
kindnesses shown them in their wavesat Grosse Ile.
bereavement.
Fort Brady at Sault Ste. Marie

held a Hanukah celebration, in-
eluding a dinner for over 120
Jewish service men and women
and 125 Hanukah kits were sent
from Detroit. The principal
speaker was Maj. Gen. Samuel
T.• Lawton. The party was held
at the Non-Commissioned Offic-
ers club at Fort Brady.
Kits distributed in this area
were supplied by: 70 kits each
supplied from Maurice Aronsson,
Milton A. Bressler and Bert
Silverman; 120 from Zedakah
club; 30 from Congregation
Shaarey Zedek; 35 from the
Jewish Community Center Ser-
vice Club. Members of the Gift
Kits Proect Committee of the
Detroit Army-Navy committee,
under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Harold Smiley, packed 200 kits.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Joseph
Berris wish to thank their many
friends and relatives for the
many kindnesses shown them in
their recent bereavement.

THE DETROIT BANK

COMMERCIAL and SAVINGS BANKING

MAIN OFFICE, GRISWOLD at STATE

31 Branch Offices Throughout the City

Statement of Condition, December 31, 1943

RESOURCES

OFFICERS

$ 78,739,446.32
101,669,285.15

Cash and Due from Banks
U. S. Treasury Bills and Certificates

(All due within Z year)

Other U. S. Government Obligations, direct or fully guaranteed •

President

Joseph M. Dodge

Vice Presidents

Roland A. Benge
Charles H. Hewitt
Raymond A. Jacobs
Edwin D. Kay
Charles A. Kinney
William K. Muir
Raymond T. Pet-ring
Ralph J. Romer

(Due within 5 years $5,001,747.08)

Corporate and Other Securities (Including Detroit Savings Safe
Deposit Company stock $100,000)

(Due within 5 years

$7,375,424.17)

Assistant Cashiers

Ronald W. Bainbridge
Glen A. Baker
George R. Berkaw, Jr.
Harold P. Carr
John C. Dilworth
Harold G. Frear
Murray L. MacDonald
Earl H. Quibell
Albert H. Rupp
Thurston 0. Shreves
Charles H. Wainman
W. Bea Wahlrip
Marshall S. Woods

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10,704,265.71

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Loans and Discounts
Real Estate Mortgages and Loans • *-
Federal Reserve Bank Stock
Bank Properties, Furniture and Equipment 4.

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$
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32,559,112.84
12,011,656.34
237,200.00
2,711,492.61

Accrued Interest and Prepaid Expense . .
Customers Liability on Acceptances and Credits
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Other Assets • . . • •

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1,011,549.47
25.122.92
36,074.15

(Main Office and Thirty-One Branch Offices)

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Cashier
Kenneth M. Burns

Wendell C. Goddard
William B. Hall
Cecil S. Hunt
Clifford H. Hyett
Gustave A. Wellensich
Gale L. Wessinger,

5,645,599.49

State and Municipal Securities . .

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TOTAL

Assistant
Vice Presidents
Milton J. Drake

160,758,199.40

(Due within 5 years ;90,509,370.30)

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• • $ 406,109.004.43

LIABILITIES

Commercial Deposits
Individuals, Corporations and Others •
U. S. Government
Other Public Funds
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Savings Deposits . . • fa • a a•

$199,060,204.29
26,966,678.39

11,867,764.55

237,894,647.23
155,026,903.62

392,921,550.85

Total Deposits •

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Unearned Interest
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Acceptances and Letters of Credit
Accrued Dividends, Expenses and Other Liabilities

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Preferred Stock .
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Common Stock
Surplus . . • a •
Preferred Stock Retirement Provision • • e
Undivided Profits . . . • . • • • •
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Reserve for Contingencies • • ■ *

3,370,000.00
2,268,000.00
2,268,000.00
1,110,338.00
979,492.73
2,567.427.83

TOTAL •

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216,683.53
25,122.92
382,388.57

12,563,258.56

$406.109,004.43

United States Government Securities carried at $30,955,000.00 in the foregoing
statement are pledged to secure public deposits where required by law, including
deposits of the State of Michigan amounting to $3,003,526.47.

Member of Federal Deposit insurance Corporation