Deutsch Shows
Savings Assn's
Social Service

"Advances in preventive med-
icine, health care and social
consciousness have had a pro-
found effect on housing needs,"
says Adolph Deutsch, president
of -American Savings and Loan
Association. "As a result, De-
troit and other major metro-
politan areas are confronted
with the ur-
gency of de-
veloping n e w
housing needs
rapidly and
economically.
Fortunately,
Detroit -savings
and loan asso-
ciations have
been watchful
and are gear-
Deutsch ed to meet
the new trend."
"In 1962, the savings and loan
industry will make an impor-•
tant contribution towards this
new direction of housing devel-
opment in the Detroit area,"
Deutsch . said. "Finer housing
facilities will help attract new
businesses to our city which will
provide new jobs for Detroit
workers. New buildings absorb
construction workers while
being built and maintenance
workers after they are com-
pleted. The new higher rate of
earnings which American
Savings and many of the savings
and loan associations are now
paying will help keep the
savings of Detroiters in this
area, so that these funds can
be used for the economic
growth of our city."
Deutsch predicts that 1962
will be a year of high auto-
motive production, and that
Detroit employees in the auto
and relate -I industries will enjoy
a full week's pay and even some
overtime.
Deutsch reported that assets
of American Savings and Loan
soared to $117,371,647.73 in
1961, an increase of more than
$9 million, making it the best
year in the institution's history.
The Association paid dividends
of $3,311,320.67 to more than
61,000 account holders.
The Association's statement
of condition, as of Dec. 31,
shows savings accounts have in-
creased to $103,404,421.96, a
gain of $8,192,032.44 during the
past 12 months. Reserves have
been boosted to $7,437,478.24.

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tA- ctivities

BNAI BRITH WOMEN OF
DETROIT will hold their 15th

annual city-wide bowling tour-
nament the afternoon of Feb.
10 and evening of Feb. 11 at
the Oak Park and Melody Lanes.
Mrs. Aaron Levine, chairman,
announces that- the deadline
entry date is Jan. 15. A culmi-
nation luncheon will be held
Feb. 18 at Holiday Manor at
which time trophies and prizes
will be awarded. At the same
time, the installation of officers
of the Bnai Brith Women's
Bowling Association of Metro-
politan Detroit will be held.
For information, call Mrs. Le-
vine, 864-1329, or President Mrs.
David Halem, UN 4-1640.

* * *

'MRS. JOSHUA KARBAL

Arrangements have been com-
pleted for the annual donor
luncheon of the Detroit League
of the Jewish NatiOnal Home for
Asthmatic Children, to be held at
Elmwood Casino in Windsor,
Wednesday, Jan. 24.

Mrs. Joshua Karbal, UN 2-5607,
ticket chairman ,is accepting res-
ervations • for this event, which
will feature the current floor
show, in addition to other fea-
tures.
Mrs. Sidney Wallace is presi-
dent- of the Detroit League.

Bi

announcements

Jan. 6 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Goldfarb (Susan Rosen-
berg), 19775 Sussex, a daugh-
ter, Jill Barbara.
*
Jan. 1 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Ross (Susan Blondy),
1808 Sunset, Livonia, a daugh-
ter, Ilene Renee.
* * *
Dec. 31—To Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Engel (Blanche Bok-
haut), 24250 Gardner, Oak Park,
a daughter, Debra Robin.
* * *
Dec. 30 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Miles Cutler (Janice
Kuschinski), 105 Maiden Lane,
Ann Arbor, a son, Alan Fred-
erick.

o Dr. and Mrs.
han (Phyllis David-
Manistee, Oak Park,
hter, Anne Marie.
* * *
Dec. 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Zellman (Beatrice Joseph), 1121
daughter, Shaila
W. Can,
Marie
* *
— To Mr. and Mrs.
N. Fishman (Susan
edman), 14400 Sherwood, Oak
ark, a daughter, Deborah Ann.
•* *
Dec. 22 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Larry L B u (Diane Sklar),
16852 st, a daughter,

* • *
18 — To Mr. -and Mrs.
thur Mevis (Sylvia Denen-
erg), 1583 Turner, a daugh-
ter, Chery Robin.
* * *
To Mr. and Mrs.
lie (Adele Ruby) of
. 36th Ave., San Mateo,
formerly of Detroit, a
on, Ernest Harold.
•
*
Dec. 10 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Eli H. Kuhel eva Kowalsky),
1281a Dartmo h, Oak Park, a
son, Alan G . t.

Councilman Mel Ravitz, asso-
ciate professor of sociology at
Wayne State University will be
guest speaker at a meeting of
the RABBI M. 11. ZAGER
CHAPTER Bnai Brith, 9 p.m.
Wednesday at the Hayim Green-
berg Center. Ravitz will speak
on "Rehabilitation of the Core
City." The public is invited.
* * *
ALBERT EINSTEIN LODGE
will hold a social meeting featur-
ing Dr. Henry Krystal on "Mental
Health" 9 p.m. Tuesday at the
Sholem Aleichem Institute, 19350
Greenfield._ Krystal's topic will
deal with the current adjustment
problems of concentration camp
survivors. He is assistant profes-
sor of psychiatry at Wayne State
University College of Medicine
and • is director of post graduate
work on the education of psychi-
atry. He is presently engaged in
research on the survivors of con-
centration camps. Refreshments
will be served. Friends are in-
vited, according to President - Sam
Freedman. In charge of -the event
are Max Fridman, program chair-
man, and Norman Gitler, co-
chairman.
* *
CHA
ALBERT D. TUC
TER will meet : .., p.m. Tue
r • Communit
day at the Oak
Center. The
eeting will fea-
s-
ture a dem stration or di
p
sion given
, each of t e
ter's inte st groups.
nclude 1 sda
chairmen
Norman B •amin, F
autbort Ed
ling, Sanfor
e
vin and Sarah
. Mrs.
Taville is coordt the
chapter's groups. Refreshments
will be served. Guests are in-
vited.

will me
REX CHAP
Wednesday t heat. T. Rule, as-
sistant to J dge Lincoln, speak
on discip ing children.
freshmen will be rued.
vited.
public is

PISGA
social eta
at the Hay
by
A cantata w
ected
the Golden A
nakel of
by Cantor Nicho
Cong. A_d as S h a l o m. Guest
speaker will be Rabbi Milton
Arm of Cong. Ahavas Achim.
Refreshments will be served.

* *

*

PISGAH CHAPTER w
embers
or new and paid-up
y at the
8:30 p.m. Wedne
Hayim Greenberg Cent.n-
s. Saul
flounces Preside
d coiffure
Steinberg. A f
ht the pro-
show will hig
eaker, will b
gram. Guest
Mrs. David L ine, membershi •
chairman of e Women's Cou
cll. Mrs. L is Dzodin will
he piano. R
featured o
ments wil
e sery
In ch
are invite
. Davi
affair are
airman,
membershi
•embe ip
Samuel Lut
tention chair

If a free society
— To Dr. and Mrs.
p
Neumann (Brenda the many who are- poor, it can-
vie 640 Addison, South- not save the few who are rich.
—John F. Kennedy
fiel' a daughter, Shari Beth.

Arlazaroff Installation Wednesday;
Pledges $50,000 to Histadrut

Installation of new officers Israel last summer, with the
of Arlazaroff Farband Branch Israel Bond delegation, laid the
will take place Wednesday eve- cornerstone for the center, and
ning, at the Labor Zionist In- another project is being planned
g
memory of Schaver through
stitute. The folio
e
th extra funds raised in De-
1962:
elected to serve
for the campaign. q'he
Harry Schum , presi• nt; J. tro
h -also participates in
M. Singer, ho rary ident;_
local and national activi-
L. Levine, H.
ondry, and H.
Lipshitz, vice residents; Harry
Resnick, fin cial and
ing secreta ; Leo
one
For the Finest in Music
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treasurer;
Haye
Gertzman, h • italer
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s-
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lin, chairman Isad e
wn,
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