City of Hope Opens
'52 Drive for $65,000

The Detroit Businessmen's
Group of the City of Hope will
honor its president, Nathan R.
Epstein on his 65th birthday by
setting a goal of $65,000
its
1952 fund-raising drive. T
The
he en-
tire sum collected will be sent
to the National Medical Cancer
Hospital of the City of Hope at
Duarte, Calif.
Maurice Can-
vasser, vice-
president, h a s
been named
chairman of the
group's annual
banquet, to be
held Oct. 26 at
! the Latin Quar-
ter. Bob Hall
and Sally Fields
are in charge of N. R. Epstein
entertainment. Morris L. Fru-
man was named honorary chair-
man.
will be appointed later.
The Businessmen's group will
meet every Thursday at the Fur-
; niture Club in the Hotel De-
! troiter until the campaign is
: concluded. New members are Dr.
Gilbert Schoenfield, Sol Siegel,
Marvin L. Howard and Max
1Haidy.
At the first meeting, which of-
ficially launched the drive, Al
Glikin, regional director of the
City of Hope, from Cleveland,
discussed the functions of the
California institution. He will
remain in Detroit to help plan
the annual banquet. Sally Fields,
publicity director, also spoke,
giving a talk on the dramatic
efforts of the current struggle
in, Israel, which she visited dur-
ing the summer months.

OLDIERS

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ERE. ARE THREE champions of defense ... two marines and
their mascot, "Head Space"! And don't say the puppy doesn't
count. He does. For little "Head Space" takes the place of the
beloved pets these boys have left at home. He's a morale builder
—doing a first-class job for defense!

And you're doing a defense job every day by your purchase of
United States Defense Bonds. For you know that by Bonds and
other forms of saving you are making yourself and your family
financially secure. And when you are strong financially our
country has the strong economy that must go hand in hand with
military strength to make us all safe. In these restless times re-
member—Peace is only for the strong!

So today, where you work, sign up to buy Bonds through Pay-
roll Savings—the easy plan that saves for you before you even
draw your pay. Thousands have found it one sure way to save.

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Now safe, sure U. S. Series E Defense Bonds . pay an even better
return than ever before...thanks to 3 brand-new money-earning
features announced by the U. S. Treasury.

1. Now every Series E Bond you buy. begins earning
interest after only 6 months. It earns 3%, compounded
semiannually, when held to maturity. It reaches full
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2. Every Series E Bond you own can now go on earn-
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The Treasury Department thanks, for their patriotic do-

nation, The Advertising Council and the following, who,
in place of their greetings, bring you this message as a
public service.

3: During the 10-year extension period, every um.

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Backman cS(_ ChodorOff
. 15500 Woodrow Wilson

Gross Cleaners.

Julius Berman

Guardian Steel Corp.

1936 Dime Bldg.

Detroit,'Mich.

Cadillac Furniture

Saul Katz Construction Co.
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1317 Lafayette Bldg.

1255 Broadway

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10201-23 Woodward

Mendelson Egg Co.

City Towel Service Co.

4100 Joy Rd.

1286 - Is4th

In Memory of

Consumers Paper Co.

4058 Beaufait

Sgt. Morris Miller

Son of

Mr. and Mrs. Abe Miller

19211 Pennington

Eidelman Bros.

2663 Wabash

Fisher Wall Paper
and Paint Co.

Progressive Linen Service

900 E. Ferry

Shecter Furniture Co.

8928 - 12th

5840 Woodward

General. Linen Supply
0 6 E: Palmer

Wyoming Plumbing & Heating
Supply

14600 Wyoming

Abner A. Wolf, Inc.

Gorman & Thomas, Inc.

America's Most Progressive Food House

219 Majestic Bldg.

8601 Meadowdale

Scrip Merger to Cut
Cost of Israel Packages
Four major Scrip companies
which sell self-selection gift
certificates to Israel will merge,
announced Irving Jaffe, execu-
tive vice-president of Scrip to
Israel, Inc. The other companies
which will join with Scrip to
Israel are Service for Israel,
AMEIC and Soya Israel Stores.
Jaffe stated that the four
companies signed an agreement
with Israel on Sept. 1, which
will become effective in about
three months and which will
unite the four companies into a
single distribution company to
service recipients of self-selec-
tion certificates issued by the
Bank Leumi (National Bank of
Israel) and sold by the merged
sales corporation in the United
States. The four companies are
now forming the single corpora-
tion, and will begin operations
no later than Jan. 1.
The purpose of the merger is
to reduce administrative, sales,
shipping and delivery costs to
the barest minimum. The plan
will eliminate the duplicating
activities of the companies and
will streamline service both to
the American donor and his
Israeli beneficiaries.
Jaffe stated that all com-
panies will maintain separate
sales and distribution activities
until the new company begins
operations and that all certifi-
cates will be honored and ex-
changed without difficulty in the
present facilities of the four
companies. Certificates of all
companies will be honored like-
wise after the merger.

Round Table_ Auxi I iary
Honors Michigan Mothers

The Women's Auxiliary of the
Detroit Round Table will present
a city-wide membership tea
Tuesday, at 1:30, in the home
management house of Marygrove
College. On this occasion, the
Auxiliary will honor the four
women from Detroit who were
selected outstanding Michigan
Mothers of the year by the
American Mothers Committee.
Also at the tea, plans will be
announced for an Institute m
human relations, to be sponsored
by the Auxiliary at the Rackham
Building in early October, on the
theme of "Women—A Creative
Force in Human Relations." Mrs.
Samuel B. Danto, Mrs. Shelby
Harrington, and Mrs. Harry
Lombard, co-chairmen of the
Women's Committee of the
Round Table, are on the com-
mittee of arrangements.

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THE JEWISH NEWS

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Friday, September 19, 1952