A total of $224,387 in cash has been received by the Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities $500,000 twenty-fifth anniversary campaign thus far, it was announced last night by County Judge Algeron I. Nova, chairman.
Federation Day, annual event of Federation campaigns, will be observed next Thursday. Harry Zeits is chairman for the event.
Judge Nova made public a new list of contributions as follows:
$5,000, Altman Foundation: $330, David J. Conviser; $300, Samuel Cohn; $250, Isidore L. Gross, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham N. Davis, Alfred Lamberg; $150, Tobacco Merchants and Salesmen’s Club of Brooklyn, Inc.; $125, Irving Baldinger, Mr. and Mrs., Charles D. Daffee, Emil Ofner; $115, Jesse Dann; $110, Jacob H. Livingston; $100, Louis Goldsmith, Inc., Goodwins Associated Stores, Charles Gulden, Inc., Nathan S. Mesh, Pincus Bros., Murray Rosenberg; $50, Michael Daroff, Harry Freedman, Harry Godoff, E. Gutman & Sons, H. J. Heinz Co., Rabhor Co., Reiter Shirt Co., Samuel Schleimer, Irving Schwatz, A. A. Silver; $45, Morris C. Klein, Dr. Hyman Rubinstein, Jack Warshauer, Louis A. Zimmerman; $40, Barr & Barr, Emanuel Gorssman, Bernard Jaffe, A. & M. Karagheusian, Mitchell Klupt, Puritan Ltg. Fixture Co., Samuel Shulman & Bros., Star Towel Supply Co., Mrs. Abraham Werbelovsky; $39.96, Members of Criterion Lodge No. 400; $37.50, United Metal Goods Mfg. Co., Inc.; $35, Harold L. Cowin, Davis & Geck, Isidore P. Eisenberg, Edward. Feinberg, Max N. Getp, Dr. Benjamin L. Hoch, William S. Irish, Harry A. Leibler, Israel Lorberbaum, Benjamin Mahler, Max Rolnik, Harry Sand, Nathaniel Shuter, Reuben Stone.
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