American Savings Reports Record
Gains; Opens Its Ninth Branch

Adolph Deutsch, president of
American Savings and Loan As-
sociation, reports .at total as-
sets as of June 30 were $103,-
338,066, compared wit.. $93,584,-
474 at the same time last year
—an increase of over $9,753,000.
Savings accounts climbed to
$89,379,235, a gain of more than
$10,927,000 over the same peri-
od one year ago. Reserves in-
creased to $5,499,080. A total of
$86,464,507 has been invested
by the association in FHA and
VA mortgages.
American Savings 26th semi-
annual dividend, amounting to
$1,428,638, is currently being
distributed to account holders.
The semi-annual financial state-
ment, mailed to account hold-
ers, shows the record gains in
13 years.
In 1947, when the Association
was founded, it started with
one small office, three em-
ployees and a modest capital
of less than $100,000. Today,
there are eight modern
branches plus the main office
in American Savings' own
building in downtown Detroit's
Civic Center. Since its found-
ing, American Savings has
helped 18,279 Detroit families
purchase homes by issuing

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mortgage loans.
Officers of American Savings
include, in addition to Deutsch:
Samuel Hechtman, senior vice-
president and chairman of the
board; Alfred L. Deutsch, execu-
tive vice-president; Jack Syl-
van, senior vice-president; Na-
than I. Goldin, secretary-treas-
urer; Fred J. Ruelle and
George M. Zeltzer, vice-presi-
dents.
The Association recently
opened its ninth branch at 1305
Wes. 14 Mile Road, in Claw-
son. Henry D. Stricker, Jr., for-
merly manager of American
Savings Telegraph-Schoolcraft
branch, is in charge of the new
office.

Rabb Heads Fund for
Idlewild Synagogue

Maxwell M. Rabb, former sec-
retary to Pr esident Eisen-
hower's Cabinet, now a partner
in the law
f irm of
Stroock &
Stroock a n d
Lavan, in New
York, has
been named
chairman o f
t h e Interna-
tional Syna-
gogue and* :
Jewish Center
at New York
International
port. The ap- Rabb
pointment was made by the
New York Board of Rabbis.
The Idlewild Synagogue will
be adjacent to the Protestant
and Catholic chapels. Rabb will
direct the $1,000,000 building
and maintenance fund for the
international synagogue a n d
center.

Excavating Is Started
at Israel Biblical City

LONDON, (JTA) — Excava-
tions have been started at the
site of the Biblical city of She-
chem, first residence of the
rulers of the northern Israelite
kingdom and first mentioned in
the Bible in connection with
Abraham's entry into Canaan,
it was reported here from the
site, located in the town of Na-
blus in the Jordanian-held por-
tion of Palestine.

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Weston Aids
Student Fund

Dr. Bernard Weston recent-
ly presented a check to Sera
Isbee, president of the Beth
Yehudah Students' Council,
for the Student Scholarship
Fund. The contribution will
provide for the annual educa-
tion of a deserving student at
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established in memory of the
late Anna Weisberger, Dr.
Weston's mother. Mrs. Weis-
berger was a pioneer of the
Ladies of Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah and one of its active
leaders.

Orthodox School
Denied Subsidy

MINNEAPOLIS, (JTA)—For
the fifth time in its 15-year
his t or y, the only Orthodox
Jewish day school in this city
lost its bid for a subsidy from
the Minneapolis Federation of
Jewish Service.
In June, 1959, the Tor a h
Academy had its application for
beneficiary status rejected by
only two votes, 31 to 29. In the
latest vote, the rejection was
more decisive, 42 to 30 with one
abstention.
The case for the 89-pupil
school, which has a faculty of
nine, was presented by its presi-
dent, I r v i n g I. Kutoff, who
asked for Federation funds only
for the Hebrew department on
a per capita basis in relation to
hours of pupil attendance.
Dr. Albert G. Minda, a rabbi,
urged the board not to get "into
the sensitive area of ideol-
ogies." He said an allocation to
the Academy would lead in that
direction.
I. D. Fink, immediate past
president of the Federation,
argued that the sponsors of the
school were seeking to pass on
to the general community the
responsibility of operating the
school.

339 Synagogues Are
Established in Israel

Commission Sets August 26 Date
for Vote on Israel's Chief Rabbis

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Elec-
tion of Israel's two chief rabbis
will take place on Aug. 26, it
has been announced.
The date was fixed at the
first meeting of the newly
designated eight-man election
commission.
The members of the Council
of the Chief Rabbinate, who
also constitute the Supreme
Religious Court, will also be
elected on the 26th.
Rabbi Yehuda Leib Maimon,
one of the four members of the
commission designated by the
government, was elected chair-
man of the commission. Three
of the commission will name
te 7. 0 electors who will actually
vote.
Forty-two of these electors
will be from the rabbinate. The
remainder will be .proposed by
the local secular authorities.
Dr. Yitzhak Nissim will be a
candidate to succeed himself as
Sephardic Chief Rabbi. Chief
Chaplain Shlomo Goren of the
Israel Army and Dr. Joseph B.

Soloveitchik of Boston have
been prominently mentioned for
the post of Ashkenazic Chief
Rabbi.
The office has been vacant
since the death last July of Dr.
Yitzhak Halevi Herzog.

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igan last year totaled 145, com-
pared with 557 in 1958. Much of
the credit for the drop goes to
polio vaccine, according to the
Michigan Department of Health.
To prevent paralysis, every per-
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adults under 40, should be given
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murder of more than 500 Jews
in Slutzk, Byelorussia, on Oc-
tober 24, 1941 after Frank
Lechthaler and Willy Papen-
kort, former members of a Nazi
police battalion, had been ar-
rested and had admitted partici-
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