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January 15, 1954 - Image 19

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1954-01-15

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Local Bnai Brith Women Conduct
All-Out Drive for New Members

Nineteen chapters of the
Greater Detroit Women's Council
of Bnai Brith this week em-
barked on a° membership cam-
paign to "Build Bnai Brith."
A Council spokesman stated
that the drive for membership,
in keeping with the all-out na-
tional campaign, will enable
Bnai Brith to continue and ex-
pand its program of aid to
Jewry, Jewish families, to coun-
try and humanity.
By uniting for action, the
spokesman pointed out, Bnai
Brith fights anti-Semitism,
builds goodwill through inter-
faith activity, provides students
on college campuses with Jewish
identity (through Hillel Founda-
tion) ; helps the people of Israel,
maintains welfare institutions
and serves the armed forces and
disabled veterans.
As an added incentive, awards
will be made by most chapters
to the women bringing in the
most new members or conserv-
ing the most present members.
Oakton Manor Resort at Lake
Pewaukee, Wis., is cooperating
with the awards committee in
making available weekend vaca-
tions for two for each chapter
to the women who lead in these
departments.
Meetings this week will be
held by the following chapters:

Home Auxiiiary to Hold
Membership Event

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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1 9 I

Friday, January 15, 1954

Career Group to Hear

BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL. Report on United Nations
A co-ed meeting for paid-up Career Group, National Coun-
members is planned for 8 : 30 cil of Jewish Women, will pre-
p.m., Tuesday, at Cong. Beth sent Mrs. A. Joseph Seltzer in a
Moses. Madeline Belkin, presi- report on "The United Nations"
dent, announces that Morton at its meeting Sunday, 2:30 p.m.,
Sobel, director of ADL in Michi- in the Davison Jewish Center.
gan, will speak on "What Does
In her report, Mrs. Seltzer, a
the McCarran Act Mean to Us?"
A social hour and dancing will member of the Detroit Section
of Council, will emphasize the
follow.
role played by NCJW in the UN
ISRAEL CHAPTER. Mrs. Alvin as an accredited observor and
Solomon, president, announces a member of UNESCO. Reports by
meeting at 8:?0 p.m., Tuesday, Ruth Miller, fund-raising chair-
at Beth Aaron Synagogue. The
, bowling league will offer its man, and Doris Passell and Lil-
fourth annual bowlers night, liar Lewis on future events, also
featuring a variety show, to will be discussed.
The group's next ship-a-box
which friends are invited. Call
•Mrs. Solomon, TO. 8-8652, for in- session will be held Tuesday eve-
ning, at the home of Esther
formation.
PISGAH CHAPTER. Current Schwartz, 18675 Littlefield.
plans revolve around a 20th an- Bridge classes are open and girls
niversary dinner-dance on Feb. interested in duplicate bridge
10, at Holiday Manor. Tickets are invited, stated Anne Roch-
are available by calling Mrs. len, chairman, WE. 5-3283.
Marvin B. Levy, UN. 1-9103, or
Mrs. Murray Shapiro, TO. 6-7572. Italian-Jewish Sports
A door to door campaign will
be conducted, beginning at 11 Magazine Issued in Rome
ROME, (JTA)—The first Jew-
a.m., Sunday, which has been
designated Day with Pisgah. ish sports publication in the
1Mrs. Harry Weitzman, member- history of Italy has made its ap-
! ship chairman, urges those who pearance here. The monthly, en-
' would like to participate in the titled Maccabi, will report sports
enrollment effort to call her at news of interest to Italian Jews.
WE. 3-7587, or 74rs. Robert Bran- Events in Italy, Israel and other
' don, co-chairman, UN. 2-3974. parts of the world will be coy-
; Special awards to the women ered by the magazine, which is
bringing in the most new mem- published by the Italian Maccabi
ibers are planned. Foundation.

Rabbi Benjamin H. Gorrelick
will address the Women's Aux-
iliary, Jewish Home for Aged at
its annual member-bring-a-
member meeting at 12:30 p. m.,
Monday, in the Davison Jewish
Center. His topic will be "A
Faith to Live By."
The highlight of the afternoon
will be the presentation of
"Fashions in
Revue," an ori-
ginal sketch
written by Mrs.:
Sam Newman,.
assisted by Mrs.
Jack Fisher,
publicity chair-
man.
Narration will
be by Mrs. New-
man, with Mrs.
Herman Breg- Mrs. Fisher
man at the piano. The follow-
ing board members will partici-
pate in the revue: Mesdames
Bernard Aston, Ben Arkin,
George Bass, Nat Blatnikoff, Sol
Grand, Walter Lasser, Meyer
Silverman, Jonas Torgow, Her-
man Qander and Samuel Zeldes.
Mrs. Mark Benach, president,
stated that Mrs. Harry Meer and
her committee will , be hostesses
at a social hour to follow.
Friends are invited to attend.

Youth Aliyah Scenes Depicted
In Hadassah Minyan Drive Display

Mrs. LOUIS REDSTONE, left, Detroit Chapter of Hadassah
chairman of Minyan, and Mrs. MAX YORK, co-chairman, view an
unusual window display brought here from New York in honor of
the 20th anniversary of the Youth Aliyah program of child rescue.
The display, at 19118 Livernois, consists of an oil painting as a
backdrop, several enlarged reproductions of actual Youth Aliyah
scenes in Israeli settlements and five figurines depicting Israel's
welcome to Jewish refugee children from all 72 countries in the
world, from which they have come during the past 20 years. Ha-
dassah's Minyan drive, now in progress, is designed to enlist "Min-
yan Mothers" who contribute $24 a year toward the support of one
child. Already over 62,000 children have been cared for under this
program. The display will continue through the end of the month.

THE DETROIT BANK

Statement of Condition

December 31, 1953



WALKER L. CISLER

President
The Detroit Edison Co.

RESOURCES

CASH AND DUE FROM BANKS

.

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT OBLIGATIONS

STATE AND MUNICIPAL SECURITIES

.

317,402,417

.

72,916,091

• •



. $115,267,776

7,474,986



CORPORATE AND OTHER SECURITIES

. .

LOANS AND DISCOUNTS


• •

. • . • .

REAL ESTATE LOANS .

• •

.

98,773,195

FEDERAL RESERVE BANK STOCK . . . .


BANK PROPERTIES AND EQUIPMENT . • . •



.

.

• • • •

.



.



4











CHARLES H. HEWITT

Executive Vice President

-

RALPH HUBBART

Chairman of the Board
Allied Products Corp.

765,000



4,294,227

GEORGE VV. MASON

3,387,613

CUSTOMERS LIABILITY ON ACCEPTANCES AND CREDITS

TOTAL

President-Treasurer
Dean Chemicals, Inc.

214,040,971

ACCRUED INTEREST AND PREPAID EXPENSE . . ,

OTHER ASSETS

CHARLES A. DEAN, JR.

. $135,718,762











Chairman of the Board and
President
Nash-Kelvinator Corp.

64,708



98,683

.

JAMES MCMILLAN

$756,163,458



Vice President and
Treasurer
Boyer-Campbell Co.

Sholem Aleichem Group
To Install New Officers

The Women's Division of Sho-
lem Aleichem Institute will en-
tertain on Saturday evening, in
the Institute auditorium in rec-
ogition of its financial and edu-
cational achievements during
the past year.
Newly elected officers will be
installed by Mrs. Frances Driker.
Mrs. Ida Komaroff succeeds Mrs.
Frances Shayne as chairman of
the Women's Division, while Mrs.
Sarah Friedman replaces Mrs.
Ruth Bader as fund-raising
•chairman.
The women, in addition to
helping underwrite the Insti-
tute's maintenance costs, also
sponsor a self-cultural program
with monthly programs devoted
to speakers in various practical
and intellectual fields, book re-
viewers and current events dis-
cussions.
New officers will meet Jan. 23,
at the home of Mrs. Jack Cuker-
man, 3295 Glendale, when pro-
gramming for the new year is
mapped out.

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Morris
Carpenter acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sympathy
extended by relatives and
friends during its recent be-
1
reavement.

DIRECTORS •

H. GRAY MUZZY

LIABILITIES

Chairman of the Board
Federal-Mogul Corp.

DEMAND DEPOSITS:

INDIVIDUALS, CORPORATIONS AND OTHERS





. $346,555,343
.
15,175,382

OTHER PUBLIC FUNDS • • . . •



20,599,518

U. S. GOVERNMENT

.

SAVINGS DEPOSITS .

0







. • , •



TOTAL DEPOSITS . • • • • • •

UNEARNED INTEREST . . • .

.

ACCRUED EXPENSES AND TAXES .





$717,139,224

.



1,854,645



2,809,615



.





.





.





.











CAPITAL—COMMON (750,000 SHARES)

. . $ 7,500,000

SURPLUS . .

• • • •



• • • •
GENERAL RESERVES . • •



UNDIVIDED PROFITS.

TOTAL .

4

HARRY L. PIERSON

$382,330,243

334,808,981



ACCEPTANCES AND LETTERS OF CREDIT

President

.



.

RAYMOND T. PERRING

Chairman of the Board
Detroit Harvester Co.

CLEVELAND THURBER

Acting Chairman of the Board
Senior Partner
Miller, Canfield, Paddock
Stone

64,708

HERBERT B. TRIX

18,000,000



Presider,'
W. M. Chace Co.

7,110,229

1,685,037









34,295,266

NATHAN T. VIGER

$756, 1 634458

Vice President and
Secretary-Treasurer
Whitney Realty Co., Ltd.

United States Government Securities in the foregoing statement with a par value

C. DAVID WIDMAN

of $27,390,000 are pledged to secure public and other deposits where required by

Director
The Murraj Corporation
of America

law, including deposits of the State of Michigan amounting to $9,827,596.

MAIN OFFICE

S GRISWOLD AT STATE

DETROIT,

MICHIGAN

38 Offices Throughout the City

MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

OVER ONE

HUNDRED

YEARS

OF

SERVICE

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