Canadian Woman Leader to Speak
At INF Women's Donor on Jan 26

Shela Herzon, able dramatist
and singer.
Mrs. Raginsky, of Montreal,
was for seven years national
chairman of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund in Canada. She
has been identified with the
Karen Kayemeth (JNF) in
Canada since 1909. She w a s
elected vice-president of Can-
adian Hadassah when the or-
ganization was formed in 1921
and was national president of
Canadian Hadassah from 1941
to 1947, and has since then
been life honorary president of
the movement. She is chair-
man of the Canadian women's
Israel bond campaign.
Mrs. Ravin also announced the
final donor rally, at 12:30 next
Tuesday, at the Adas Shalom.
The program, arranged by Mrs.
MRS. ANNA RAGINSKY
Jules Kraft will be an informa-
tive panel discussion by the Jew-
Mrs. Sidney Ravin, president ish National Fund Dramatic
of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Group about the basic premise
Jewish National
of the JNF and its various ac-
Fund, and Mrs.'- '
tivities and accomplishments.
Albert Prat,
Belle Maslowe, soprano, will ren-
donor program
der several selections accompan-
chairman, a n -
ied by Lenore Lipshy. Commun-
nounced this
ity singing will follow. A dessert
week that Mrs.
luncheon will be served. Hos-
Anna Raginsky,
tesses for the afternoon a r e
prominent Can-
Mesdames Jack Grossbart. Max
adian Jewisn
Hayman, Manny Barris, and L
woman leader,
Faxstein.
will be the guest
speaker at the
8 DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
annual d on or.
Friday, January 14, 1955
event, Wednes-
day, Jan. 26,
12:30 p.m., at
Adas Shalom Mrs. Ravin
Synagogue. The guest artist at
the donor event will be Nita

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Bnai Brith. Lodges
Swing Into Action

Several events are planned
this week by lodges comprising
the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Men's Council. On Sunday, Dr.
Lawrence I. Yaffa and Louis E.
Barden will speak at 12 noon,
over Weinberg's Jewish Hour on
Bnai Brith's Institutes on Juda-
ism.
Five Detroit athletes will be
honored at the annual Sports
Night held by Ivan S. Bloch
at 8:30 p.m., Monday, at Car-
penter's Hall, Puritan and Steel.
Lyall Smith, Free Press sports
editor will be master of cere-
monie s, and will introduce
Wayne Belardi, Tiger first base-
man; Sherman Gandee, of the
Detroit Lions; Norbert Sche-
mansky, world heavyweight lift-
ing champion; a n d Clarence
Johnson, AAU chairman.
Art Laing, sports director of
CKLW radio station, will tape
record portions of the program
to be broadcast on his 11 p.m.
show that evening. The first
Detroit showing of 1954 World
Series baseball films also will
be featured.
Five outstanding athletes in
the area as selected by various
local coaches and officials will
be awarded by Hank Wald,
Bloch president. Members and
their wives are invited to attend
the program, according to
Charles Blauer, chairman.
Pisgah Lodge will hold its an-
nual Sports Night at 8:30 p.m.,
Monday, also, at Parkside Hall,
3119 Fenkell. Members of the
Detroit Lions, Tigers and Red
Wings will be featured.
The event, co-sponsored by
t h e Lodge and its bowling
league, will offer other sports
personalities, films and a social
hour. Members, their families
and friends are all welcome.
A square dance is being
planned by members of Louis
D. Brandeis Lodge for Jan. 23,
at Beth Aaron Synagogue. The
affair is free to members and
their wives if the member has
sold at least one book of tickets
in the Bnai Brith fund-raising
campaign, which will be cul-
minated with a Grand Ball
March 26, at Masonic Temple.
Non-members may attend the
square dance by becoming Lodge
members or by purchasing four
tickets to the ball and award
program March 26, at which
three cars will be given away.

Hadassah Group to Meet

Tuesday, at 3731 Cortland. All
single women are invited to at-
"Second Vision,' a play, will tend the program. For informa-
highlight a meeting of the Ha- tion, call Lillian Mermelstein,
The merit award of the dasah Evening Group at 8 p.m., UN. 3-4564.
American ORT Federation for
distinguished service in the
field of human rehabilitation
will be presented to Dr. Joseph
by
L. Schwartz, at the annual
meeting of the organization's
EDMUND KAHN and WILLIAM HANSON
board of direc-
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for the past four
years and as
director general
of the overseas
operations of the
oint Distribu-
tion Committee
Certified Public Accountants
Dr. Schwartz from 1940-1950.
Dr. Schwartz has been a key fig-
ure in the relief and rehabilita-
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tion of over 550,000 displaced
Jews in Europe and in Middle,
East, and their resettlement in
Israel, the U.S., Canada and
18301 West McNichols Road
elsewhere. In both capacities he
has worked closely with ORT to
promote Jewish vocational
Detroit 19, Michigan
training in Israel, North Africa
and Europe.
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Dr. Joseph J. SchWartz
To Receive ORT Award

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THE DETROIT BANK

Statement of Condition

December 31, 1954

• DIRECTORS •

WALKER L. CISLER
President
The Detroit Edison Co.

RESOURCES

$143 683,408

CASH AND DUE FROM BANKS

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT OBLIGATIONS

• •

STATE AND MUNICIPAL SECURITIES

CORPORATE AND OTHER SECURITIES .

. . . .

$104,869,455
104,861,568

LOANS AND DISCOUNTS

REAL ESTATE LOANS

FEDERAL RESERVE BANK STOCK . .

BANK PROPERTIES AND EQUIPMENT . .

ACCRUED INTEREST AND PREPAID EXPENSE .

CUSTOMERS LIABILITY ON LETTERS OF CREDIT .

OTHER ASSETS

338,741,884
72,662,133
6,085,197

209,731,023
847,500
4,701,071
3,189,444
17,032
118,472

$779,777,164

TOTAL

CHARLES A. DEAN, JR.
President-Treasurer
Dean Chemicals, Inc.

JOSEPH M. DODGE
Chairman of the Board

CHARLES H. HEWITT
Executive Vice-Fresiden:

RALPH HUBBART
Chairman of the Board
Allied Products Corp.

•

JAMES MCMILLAN

Vice President and
Treasurer
Boyer-Campbell Co.

_ LIABILITIES

H. GRAY MUZZY

DEMAND DEPOSITS:

INDIVIDUALS, CORPORATIONS AND OTHERS

•

U. S. GOVERNMENT .

OTHER PUBLIC FUNDS

. $356,912,188
14,528,867
21,802,275

TOTAL DEPOSITS

UNEARNED INTEREST

ACCRUED EXPENSES AND TAXES

LIABILITY ON LETTERS OF CREDIT

(825,000

SURPLUS

UNDIVIDED PROFITS

GENERAL RESERVES

TOTAL

$393,243,330

342,188,033

SAVINGS DEPOSITS

CAPITAL STOCK

Chairman of the Board
Federal-Mogul Corp.

SHARES)

....
. $ 8,250,000
20,000,000
7,497,279
1,911,522

$735,431,363
1,741,669
4,928,299
17,032

RAYMOND T. PERKING
President

HARRY L. PIERSON
Chairman of the Board
Detroit Harvester Co.

CLEVELAND THURBER
Senior Partner
Miller, Canfield, Paddock
.2," Stone

$ 37,658,801

$779,777,164

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of $31,638,000 are pledged to secure public and other deposits where required by
law, including deposits of the State of Michigan amounting to $4,957,568.

HERBERT B. TRIX
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Director
The Murray Corporation
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