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January 08, 1965 - Image 3

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1965-01-08

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Large Group of Immigrants Reaches N. Y.

NEW YORK (JTA) — Ninety-
three United }Has-assisted refugees
from Eastern Europe—the largest
number of Jewish migrants ever
to arrive in the United States on
one flight—came in at Kennedy
Airport Tuesday. The refugees will
be resettled in 10 cities throughout
the United States.
James P. Rice, United . Hias ex-
ecutive director, headed a team of
11 migration workers and vol-
unteers who greeted the refugees,
and sped them to the communities
throughout the country where they
will• -be resettled with the aid of
local Jewish agencies.
This large number of men,
women and children reflects the
rising trend in Bias-assisted
migrants, Rice said. He pointed
out- that the number of persons



Rochester Center Plans

Civic Cultural Project.
Bias. - aided to resettle in the
countries of the Western world I
ROCHESTER, N. Y. (JTA)—A
rose from 5,800 in 1963 to more blueprint for a three-year civic
than 9,000 in 1964, and 11,700 cultural project has been develop-
will be resettled in 1965.
, ed here by the Jewish Young Men's
This flight, he said, symbolizes and Women's Association, and the
the pent-up demand of thousands first program will get underway at
of families in Eastern Europe and the end of January.
The project will stress Jewish
North Africa who wish reunion
with their families in the United culture but is intended to reach
the
total community as a Jewish
States, Canada, Brazil, Western
contribution to the drama, music
Europe and Australia.
and the arts of the Rochester area,
It was noted that the flight ar- according to . Samuel W. Kolko, JY
rived only one day after President
president.
Johnson's message to Congress. in
The first three years of the pro-
which he urged the liberation of ject will be financed by the
immigration legislation.
Charles W. Markus Fund, estab-
Cities of resettlement for the lished by the late Eastman Kodak
refugees are New York, Philadel- executive.
phia, Boston, Buffalo, Baltimore, i.
A woman is beautiful when she
Minneapolis, St. Louis, Columbia,
is virtuous.—Sabbath 25.
Cleveland and Los Angeles.

1947

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DECEMBER 31 1904

ASSETS

Cash, U.

S. Government Bonds, Federal Agency Deben•
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Stock In Federal Home Loan Bank
first Mortgage Loans
Loans on Savings Accounts
••
Land Contracts on Residential Properties.,....
*4 O. • •
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Other Assets

Total

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Specific Reserves
....
Other Liabilities (principally for taxes prepaid by
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General and Special Reserves

$166,729,227.91

OFFICERS! Chairman of the Board, Adolph Deutsch • President, Alfred L. Deutsch ■ t xecu.
Ike Vice President, George M. Zeltzer • Vice President, Edward D. Ellis • Vice President, William
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Ric. President, Joseph W. Walters ■ Treasurer, Harold R. Hosack a Secretary, Nathan I Goldin

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