The Jewish General Hospital has successful concluded its campaign on behalf of a $5,500,000 expansion program, it was announced here today by Allan Bronfman, hospital president. “The cost of the present buildings, and over $2,000,000 in operating deficits over 18 years, has been met by the Jewish population,” he said.
Mr. Bronfman praised the government health programs for their share in making possible extension and improvement of hospital facilities, which would directly improve the health of thousands.
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