City of Hope Men Schedule Annual Champagne Dinner
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The annual Champagne Din-
ner of the Detroit Business
Men's Group of the City of
Hope, one of the leading social
events of the season, will be
held this year on Nov. 4, in the
Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel..
The dinner will officially open
this year's campaign for $100,000
and inaugurate plans for the
formation of a -Million Dollar
Club.
• Although not yet fully-organ-
ized there are already 16 mem-
bers who have contributed a
minimum of $1,000 to affiliate
with the Million Dollar Club.
Organizations, firms or individ-
uals may join the club.
Funds from all programs of
the Business. Men's Group sup-
port the City of Hope, of
Duarte, Calif. The institution
admits patients suffering from
cancer, tuberculosis, leukemia,
Hodgkins Disease, and heart ail-
ments.
Organized only 10 years ago,
the Detroit group is one of the
nation's leading fund-raising or-
ganizations for the City of Hope.
It is the first group to organize
a Million Dollar Club.
The unique program of the
Duarte medical center has been
an increasing subject of national
comment in recent years. Its
free, non-sectarian service have
been widely publicized in Col-
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Favors to the Ladies ..
City of Hope. Free and non-sectarian, the City
of Hope accepts patents from all states in the
Union, with question of race or creed. .
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Tier's, Life, Time and The New
York Times.
Its work in research and pa-
tient care have received 'favor-
able comment from President
Eisenhower, Mrs. Eleanor Roos-
evelt, Bernard M. Baruch, Wal-
ter Reuther and the late Alben
W. Barkley to mention but a
few.
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Maimonitles Plan
UN Discussion
Women's Auxiliary of the
Maimonides _ Medical Society
will hear a talk on ' "You and
the United Nations" at its meet-
ing at 12 noon, Tuesday, at the
Belcrest Hotel.
'The speaker is Mrs. Philip
Gentile, prOminent lecturer who
has had the
distinction o f
attending t h e
opening session
of the United
Nations G e n-
eral Assembly
when that body
was organized
in 1945. Mrs.
Marvin Levy, a
past president,
Mrs. Fraiberg will give the
invocation. .
Announcement was Made by
Mrs. Arthur Goldberg; presi-
dent, that "Accent on Fashion"
Will highlight the season's fund-
raising luncheon. Plans will be
announced by Mrs. Paul Frai-
berg, luncheon arrangements
Chairman.
Assisting with fund-raising
plans are Mesdames A. Axelrod,
S. Wilhelm, .1: Dubin, L. Hak-
ing, M. Mintz, J. Gitlin, J.
Carp, E. Skully,, I. Levitt, E.
Moss, H. Pliskow, J. Warner,
D. Jacknow, L. Wasserman,..M.
Burstein and H. Siege, Coordi-
nating the program ate Mes
dames G. Gitlin, I. Silver, L.
Orecklin and D. Kliger, all past
txtetsid elits
DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER
ALBERT E. COBO
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