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CLASSIFIED
@Announcing--
M A. PEREIRA. Kocher Caterer-En.
gagements. wedding., path. •nd hate
quetn. We rater in sill leading hotels
for the past 27 years. Detroit Catering
Co.. Longfellow 6651.
SCHOR'S
Spring Opening
S-A-L-E
This is an opportunity for home-makers
to furnish their homes and apartments with
the *finest furniture that is manufactured
and at the lowest price level ever. Our
entire stock is brand new. EVERYTHING
GOES ON SALE IN THIS GREAT EVENT.
A Wayne County Legal Notice Publication.
SAMUEL STERNBERG. Manager
625 Woodward Avenue
NOTICE TO ATTORNEYS
Cadillac 1040
Charles F. Meyler, Attorney,- 1335 Dime
Bank Bldg.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default bovine
been made in the conditions of • certain
mortgage. bearing date of the eighteenth
line of J uly. 1029. mode by Stanley J.
M irus and Alice Miruo, his wife. •ISO it!
her own individuoi capacity. of Dear
Joilee Glenn C. Gillespie, Pontiac, two born, ld IA.., to the United Staten
said
'T
"This
remark is the eanest and weeko.
m
Truot Comonny uf Detroit, • Mich.
Judge George 0. Driscoll, Ironwood, Corporation, and Howard C. Wade, of Jr.
most despicable statement which
Iwo weeks,
troll, Michigan, the survivor of them,
this court has ever heard on the
Judge Ered 0. Lamb, Cadillac, one their euccennor or nu...ors or ensign.,
ly ast
rustees
witness stand. In a courtroom, if week
joint
for
the holder. of the
Victor D. Sprague, Cheboygan. noteo ...red by maid mortgage, which
nowhere else, all persons should one Judge
week.
mortesge was recorded in the office of i
stand alike before the law, re-
-
J1Itige John G. Stone, Houghton, two the Register uf Deeds for Wayne CountY
Michigan, in Liber 2368 of Mortgages, on
By a unanimous vote, the De- gardless of race, religion or na- weeks.
J udge k. Samuel G. Houithton, Bay City. page 1(7. on the twenty-eixth day of
troit Ilalevy-liazomir Singing So- tionality."
one wee
July, 1129, and where. under date of
Judge Jameo E. Spier. Mt. Clemens, December twenty-seventh, 1930. the
ciety last Wednesday evening de-
one week.
American State Truot Company of De.
Quotas Jewish Law.
cided to join the Michigan Federa-
P1,11, formerly the United States Trust
WARREN, Ohio.-In sentencing
Company of Detroit, the name hnving
tion of Music Clubs which is a
week.
been changed by amendment to its Ar-
part of a national organization Dowell Hargraves to life imprison-
Outside of Detroit-Judge Robert M. ticle. of Annociation, one of the joint
for the purpose of cultivating and ment for the abduction of the 11- Toms, Ann Arbor.
trustees. resigned se such trustee, and
whereas under date of December twenty.
developing music among the year-old James Dejute, Jr., on
xixth, 1230. Howard C. Wade, one of
masses, and encouraging every Wednesday, Common Pleas Judge
Pursuant to an nrder from the Circuit the joint trustees, resigned as ouch true.
the regular monthly "No Frog- tee; and where. the Detroit Trust Cow-
community to foster music among Lynn B. Griffith quoted Jewish Court
FOR RENT-Unfurnkhed apartmento.
rens" docket ho, been prepared.
pony, • Michigan Cot . ..lion, and George
Dryden Court. 2716 Rochenter. 3-room
law and said: ,
its members.
The call of thene case. will be MP& on W. J. Linton. were duly •ppointed sue.
apartmento. 117.60 to 855.
4•rourn
"By the Jewish and civil law, Friday. April 1, 1932 at 5:10 A. N. in cessur trustee., and the' Detroit Tenet
Meanwhile, rehearsals are being
....lent 267.60. Light and gs s fur•
Courtroom Id before Judge Ira W. Jayne, Company aad the said George W. J. Lin-
Oohed.
held twice weekly in intensive kidnaping was punishable with and unto. cause to the contrary In ton duly accepted such trusteeship under
death, and by common law, with shown, will be dismissed for want of date of December thirtieth, 1910, all of
Aaron Silber of 3799 Cortland preparation for the seventh an-
F(1R RENT-Furnished room for lady or
prosecution.
which inntruments were duly recorded
gentleman. 3276 Clemente, near Dex- avenue, 80 years old, died on nual concert, final plans for which fine, imprisonment and pillory."
THOMAS F. 'FARRELL.
with the Register of Deeds for Wayne
ter boulevard. Phone Lonefellow $678.
are
almost
complete.
As
the
con-
County Clerk.
County on January twenty•eighth. 1951,
March 16. Funeral services were
In Lib. 2565 of Mortgage,. on page.
FOR RENT-Northwest section, Itunny . held on March 17, with interment cert will probably be given in May,
357, 3611. 359, 360, 361, 362 and 361
room with private porch In private
Prof. E. Zaludkowski, musical di-
respectively: and wereas under date co/
home for a gentleman. Rent resson• at Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbis
FIRST INSERTION
July twenty.seventh, 1931, George ,W. J.
rector
of
the
organization,
empha-
•ble, evening meal optionel. University M. Fine, M. Fischer, I. Stollman
-
Linton. one of the joint succeanye true-
1.6366.
and E. Aishiskin officiated. He is sizes the necessity of every mem-
A beautifully appointed lunch-
teen, resigned as much ....or true.
• tee; and where. II. P. l'arshall was
ber attending every rehearsal. This eon was given by the North Wood-
WIDOW, •Ione, will share 5.r.m fur- survived by three sons Rabbi Saul
Charles F. Meyler, Attorney, 1335 Dime! duly appointed successor trustee to said
ninhed, heated flat with reliable couple Silber of Chicago, Morris and week brings the last opportunity ward branch of the Jewish Wo-
Genre. W. J. Linton, and the said II. P.
or a lode. Glendale 3.6.W.
B 711k1TRGi A
M
dedE SALE-Default bovine Parkhall duly accepted such trusteeship
Kalman Silber, both of Detroit, for those who expect to sing at the men's European Welfare Organ-
been made in the conditions of • certain tinder date of October seventh, 1931,
CLUBS TAKE NOTICE-Rooms to rent and two daughters,' Mrs Julius concert to begin attending regu- ization on Tuesday afternoon,
mortgage, bearine date of the twenty- all of which Instruments were duly re-
for meeting., path.. Reasonable Braun
larly without fail. Rehearsals are March 15, at Club Exchange, sixth day of July. 1229, made by len. corded with the Register of Deed. for
and Mrs. S. Shnitz.
prices. Club Exchange. 10216 Dexter,
held Tuesday and Wednesday eve- 10216 Dexter. Mrs. Dora Kava- Mlynaroki, •n unm•rried man of the Vil- Wayne County on December third, 1931,
ArlIneton 6293.
lage of Melvindale. Mich.., to the Uni- in Libor 2623 of Mortgagee, on pages
nings in room 123, Northern High nau, general chairman of the af- ted
Stat. Truot Company of Detroit, a 169, 170, 171, 171, resp.tively, and the
FOR RENT-Room for • refined young
School.
fairs, thanks Mrs. Fannie Cohen, Michigan Corporation. and Howard C. present owner of the premises described
man who would appreciate • good home.
Wade, of Detroit, Michigan. the survivor herein haying been duly served with •
Family of adult, Addreos BO, 60,
her co-chairman, and other mem- of them, their ...soar or ....ors or copy of such resignation., appointment,'
Detroit Jewloh Chronicle.
bers of the committee for their aosiens, jointly an trustees for the hold- and acceptances by the new trustees •nd ii
Goldie Meyersohn, prominent la -
of the noten secured by said mort- which appointments of ....or true
support which made this a success- ers
MIDDLE-AGED LADY, Jewioh, dexires
wage, which most
wail recorded in tees were made by the Cornmonwealth•
Leer leader of Palestine, visiting De-
to tak• full charge in motherieta home
ful affair.
the office of the Register of Deeds for Commercial State Bank, then and now
-
or in home of employed couple. No troit, March 20-23, will be a guest
Wayne County, Michigan. In (Aber 2361 the holder of the principal note Pecured
washing. Good referencee. Write Box speaker at a meeting of the Junior
The Junior Young Peoples So-
of Morteages on page 211, on the thirty. by said mortgage; •nd which said mort•
100, Detroit Jewloh Chronicle.
,e
550
r 1,t 7 e o f.1 u r e,„1.
gage was on the fourteenth day of Jon.
92 h9 e . r a hi
d
%%%%% %%%%%
%
Pioneer Group for Palestine, Mon- ciety of the Shaarey Zedek will
wiry, U130, duly sosigned by the United
te nt y
FOR RENT-Comfortably furnished room day, March 21, at the Farband hold an open forum at the meeting
1930, the American State Truet Com- State. Truitt Company and Howard C.
In modern apartment. Two adults.
t
to the Common.
pany of Detroit, formerly the United Wade. the then rustee,
Convenient * transportation. 3265 Hin- Folkshule, 8679 Twelfth street. This Sunday afternoon, March 20. The
States Trunt Company of Detroit, the wealth-Commercial State Bank, • Mich.
"Schubert's
ton boulevard, apartment A.12. Euclid meeting is especially arranged for following will speak: Jacob Keidan,
Fruhlingstraum," name having been changed by amend- lg. Banking Corporation. which &Wen-
3633.
the Jewish youth, and young people JosepsKukes, Don Moss and Gerson reputed to be one of the best Ger- nest to Its Article. of Anowiation, one ment wan recorded in Lib. 229 of As.
the joint ironic., re/dirtied such olenments, page 355„ Wayne County Rec•
manpictures on the talking screen. I of
FOR RENT-2506 Wet Philsdelphia, be- are urged to attend. Bernstein.
trustee, •nd whereas under date of D c. orris; •nd which assignment wa. made
tween Linw.d and LaSalle. Upper fiat,
George Weiswasser, advisor, will comes Saturday to the Little cernber twenty-sixth, 1930, Howard C. and recorded Inadvertently, and which
The Junior Pioneers are partici-
4 large bedroom.. frighlaire, •fient oil
Wade, one of the joint [runt... reigned mortgege was on the thirtieth day of
. give the first of a series of talks Cinema Theater
burner. brick garage, gide drive. Goal paling in the $10 luncheon, spun
al such trustee; and where. the Detroit January, 1912, by the said Common.
condition. Rent ...able.
sored by the Women Pioneers in on the history and literature of the
The story deals with the roman. Tried Company, a Michlean Corporation. wealth-Commercial State Ilank, • MAI-
gan flanking Corporation, &Reigned to the
1 t
Jews in the Golden Era in Spain. , tic life of the great master, Schu-
honor of Goldie Meyersohn.
Detroit Trust Company and II. P. Par•
FOR RENT OR LEASE-Single home.
pointed ,000en.or IC tine een
' ,w:rned duly
The first lecture will be "Baby- bert. Rumors fly thick and fast troll Tenet Company
3330 Paendena near Dexter. To re-
and the said George shall, trustee.; such eissignment being for
sponelble adult.. Six large beautiful
Ionian Antecedents of the Golden of Schubert's conduct with his W. J. Linton duly accepted such truntee• the purp.e of conveying to ouch true-
te. •ny rights which the maid Common-
rooms, breakfast nook. atoll ehower.
o
h.
under
date
of
December
thirtiet
Era." Other members of the relig- charges.
Instead of teaching, 1930, all of which instruments were du ,, Hr wealth-Commercial State Bank had sr
2.car enrage. kelvinator.
reaatdhienrgs cal :it ahreit ht sm te at inc.„1 recorded with the Register of Deeds f
quired by reason of the asolenment to it
par. in
ious
, The Zedakah Juniors' bridge yaza
the school
series. faculty will co-operate tWriting, F
AP herinbefure Net forth, and ouch as-
WANTED-Refined g irl or MOO .
to,
Wayne County on January twenty•elghth.
e City
ty
will
take
place
at
the
Lee
P
room in apartment with m othern and
i n 2665 of Mnrtg.., on PIIII1111fra having been recorded in the
Rehear
sets are being held several fling a grand opera company in the pair. 371, 372, 573, 371, 176. 376 find
of the Reenter of Deeds for W•yne
(taught.. Iluard
deoired. Refer. Hotel on Saturday evening, March .
enc. required. 2710 Elinthrot apt.
377, rempectively, and whereao under County on the oecond day of February
26, at 8 o'clock. The chairmen times each week in preparation for school, and for this he is dis- date
6 1 2 9 r, 32. ttin nd Lte
ibheir eh11. 1 eo ef ttrA
102. telephone Hemlock 1208.W..
h. s e s I g ir
o :In die s., p ta hlr h e
of July twenty-neyenth. 1931, Geo.
Helen Lefkofsky and Eleanor Sha- the two one-act plays the juniors charged and disgraced.
me W. J. Linton, one of the joint sue-
CLU11S AND ORGANIZATIONS-Atten•
His friend, Ferdl Klebinder, ceseor trustees. resignona as ouch •tic should defoult be made In the payments
piro, are sparing no efforts to make will present under the sponsorship
Don. Why not hold your bridge par.
ee.nr trustee: end wh 11. P. Par- of the principal note ...red by osid
of the affiliated societies of the comes to the rescue. Therese, the . all won duly linpnInted •ite %%%%%%%
moo... or •ny part thereof, or of IP.,
Hee, afternoon tea., club meetings and this party a success. Tickets for
other eocial functions at the beautiful the party were issued at the meet- synagogue. Lillian Weisman and innkeeper, who has a warm spot; tee to 'aid Georee W J Li
. n
ton. and the inetallment of interent or and part there-
of. on any day whereas the name Is made
Cardinal Ten Room. at 12838 Woodward
dot
in her heart for Schubert, assists Ut
Avery
Weisman
are
directing.
ing
held
at
the
home
of
Millie
ild
HS h tIP u j '7•11
avenue, at Mclean. Rate. reasonable.
stee
n
'..HIn e Y o f '07ttlbe .
edr ss'eYsh PnYable and should sat. remain unpaid
ndi;itteti
erre fars for the
them by allowing them to stay at enth, 1931. oil of which in struments
oh
e e opag e ofthhArly
Phone Mr. DeGory at Hemlock 1-0260. Shugerman. There will be prizes
Pei
i
w re
the hotel.
duly recorded with the Register of Deede
e
ai
aje
n . Ye
remtearibscc umn psid, f with .
HOUSEWIVES-Why not have your nil- for each table and refreshments will
for W•cne County on December. third.
17
One day while Schubert is play- 1931, in Lib. 2628 of Mortgage,, on %% ar % ge of interest thereon, shall, all
at the
verware replated like new for Pa...r. be served.
We plate anythino All work barn.
ing in the garden of the inn, Coon- paves 190. 191. 192, respectively. option of the trustees, become and be
A special meeting concerning the
due and payable immediately thereafter,
teed. Glendale 7600. See our ad on
tess Marla Tochter carries on a and the preoent owner of the premise.
the period limited for the pay-
page 3. Grand River Plating Company. bridge party will be held at the
The flower fund of the Jewish little flirtation, little dreaming, &embed herein h•ving been duly served although
with n co. of the resignation.. appoint- ment of all said indebtednees may not
home of Mrs. Grace Zellman, 1935 Welfare Federation acknowledges
have expired and default having
that when Cupid's arrow is fired it I mentg •nd acceptances by the new truo. then
made in the payment. of inter.t
Clairmount, Thursday evening, receipt of the following contribu- strikes hard, and the heart of teem and which appointmentn of oucceo been
due J•nuary eighteenth and July eigh-
on, trustees were made bv the Common
March 24, at 7 o'clock sharp.
tions: In memory of Milford Stern Schubert was pierced by the wealth-Commercial State Bank. then and: teenth. 1930, and January eighteenth and
-
from Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kahn, countess's alluring fame and now the holder of the principal note lie July eighteenth. 1931, reenact. ly on
by said mortgage: •nd which oali
The East and West Side Hun-
Mr. and Mrs. Rilia McLain, Mr. beauty. Concert is arranged for cured
mortgage Yr. on the fourteenth da• o
garian Ladles Auxiliary is spon
and Mrs. Frank Moore, Abner Ro- Schubert by the countess's father , January, 1930. duly .sioned be the Uni- ica?Petell
r h Psk
Y i:11771EY'rle;;;
9:i
. vYny.PI eld'ut.! : 1 11
Staten Trust Company and Howard C.
miring a Purim dance to be held
senzweig, Mr. and Mrs. Charles who insists that Maria is to sing.' t Wade,
the then trustee., to the Common. entire amount bnth principal and Inter.
at Congregation B'nai Moshe, Dex-
Goldie Meyersohn, prominent Rosenzweig, Mrs. Helen Sillman This concert brings fame and for- wealth-Commereial State /lank. a litchi est of such principal note. secured by oaid
mortgage, immediately due and payable,
eon Banking Corporation. which (mien
ter boulevard and Lawrence ave- woman labor leader of Palestine, and Philip J. Sillman; In memory tune to Schubert.
said mortg•ee there i claimed
s
went was recorded in Ube, 229 of A. on which
nue, on Sunday evening, March 20. will be the guest of the Jewish Cen- of David Caplan from Mr. and Mrs.
Ognments, pace 365, Wayne County to be due and untold at the time of this
Records; and which assienment was made notice for principal and Interest and for
Bob Cruzett and his Cotton Pick- ter Mothers' Clubs on Monday, Herbert H. Warner; In memory of
and recorded Inadvertently and which tax. paid by the ....or tr... the
ers will be featured on the musi- March 21, at 2 p. m., at the Jew- Freda E. Rafelson from Mr. and
The Fisher goes back to Friday mortgage was on the thirtieth day of Jon- nurn of four thousand two hundred nifty-
nary, 1932, by the naid Commonwealth. two and 18,100 (11262.46) done.;
cal entertainment and dance pro- ish Center, 31 Melbourne avenue. Mrs. Harry M. Selker.
openings this week and will offer Commercial State Bank, a Michiesn Flank- •nd no guff or proceed.. at law or In
gram.
Following the lecture, tea will be
an airplane drama, "The Broken ing Cornoration, nsoigned to the Detroit equity having been instituted to recover
served.
Cimpany and P. Parohall, true- eisid mordee or any part thereof; Now.
Wing," an adaptation of the spec- Trunt
teen; ouch ansirnment being for the pur• therefore, by Art. of the power of sale,
tacular play of several seasons rote of conveying to ouch trust.. any contained in seld mortg•ge and the sta•
•
rights
which the said Commonwealth- lute in ouch ca. mule and provided.
back. Lupe Velez and Melvyn Co mmercial
-
State flunk had acquired by notice is hereby given that on FRIDAY,
re a•on of the ••sienrnent herein• THE FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1032, at
Stamps, at 25 cents each, will Douglas play the leading roles.
before set forth. •nd mulch lenignment twelve o'clock noon, Eaetern Standard
•
.61111Rn.
be sold here to help finance the
having
been
recorded in the office of the Time. we will cell at public auction to
.....Vansocoie• • -
LAWYERS LUNCHEONS ATTRACT
th I
Reekter of Peed. for W•yne County on the highest bidder at the
One of the outstanding events Vaad Hakashruth. The public is
ATTENDANCE
thcoon d day of February, 1932, In Congrenn otreet entrance to the W•yne
of this season will be the bridge- urged to co-operate. Further de-
The Detroit Bar AgeociatIon with its fiber 244 of Assignments. pere 119; and County Buildine in the City of Detroit.
dansant that Junior Hadassah of tails will be announced in the next weekly luncheon., and the Wayne Count. which morteag• provide. that ohould de- lb Wayne County, Michigan that being the
fault be made In the payment of the prin., iiiiding where the Circuit Court for the
In loving memory of our dear Windsor will hold at the Chinese issue of The Detroit Jewish It., Asnociation with Its ...monthly O
County of Wayne is held), the premlseo
ur
pal note, seced
hr Paid rnortg.e. Or d
lunches. •re attracting large attend.
encribed In eald morttrage or •0 much
father, Louis Solovich, who passed Tea Gardens, Woodward avenue, Chronicle.
ances. and are filling • long felt need for •ny part thereof, or of any inntallment thereof se may
of
be necessary to realize
nterest, or any part thereof, on •ny
congenial contact between the member.
away eight years ago March 14, Detroit, on Sunday evening, April
the amount due. se aforesaid, on RIM
day
whereon
the
same
in
made
payable
of the liar.
3. Miss 5folly Adler is general
nine...,
together with interest at
1924.
The Detroit Bar Association now hal. end shodld came remain unpaid and
•
per
cent
and
all legal cost. allowed
r•ear• for the novo of thirty da.
c vener of this event and is as-
Ite weekly luncheons on the thirty-seeond
A preelo. one from uo IN gone,
floor of the Union Guardian Building at thereefter, PO much of the principal . 0w by law. •nd provided for in said mort•
:fisted by the Mikses Edith Wil-
Including an attorney'. fee, which
A voice we loved is still-
The Lewis Bros.' Olympic Club 11.30 p. m., every Thursday: • 600 0• rem•in unpaid with all %%%%% rare of gage,
liams and Celia Cohen. Popular
interent thereon, oh•II. •t the option of .old Premioes are described •s
A place is vacant in our heart.
team defeated the Camarderie luncheon lo served. A prominent men. the truetees. become snd be due •nd pay- All th•t certain piece or parcel of land
Which never c•n be filled.
ber of the 11. or Bench is uou•Ily the
entertainers have been engaged
Club in a basketball game, 19 to •peaker of the day, diecussing a topic able Immediately thereafter, although the ONO.] and being In the Village of
for
the
evening,
and
dancing
will
period
limited for the pavrnent of all MelvIndale. County of Wayne and State
or
momentous
interest
Sadly missed by his loving chil-
10
of Michigar. known an to.wit; Lot obit..
be free.
The W•yne County liar AnnociatIon nald indebted.. may not then have ex-
dren, Phyllis and Irving.
two of Meivindale Park Subdi•lolon of
• The Olympic Club is planning a holds
its sembmonthly luncheons at the pired. and default h•ving been mole in Pont
of private claim nix hundred silty-
payments of int•rest due Januarr
tour of Ohio the latter part of itarlurn Hotel on the second floor; • 75e the
one.
Village of Melvindale, Wayne Coun-
twenty••11011. and July twent...th,
the Easter vacation to play Jewish l ouunt!!7:;',',Z 7,r ,;: ers
. P I?I'd'r h e::tti anitord- 1030. and January twenty-111,th and July ty. Michigan, according to the plat there-
anresorded in Liber fifty-the of Plats.
Centers teams in Cleveland, Co- enee on omne vital punk. of Interedsi t twenty-•ixth, 1931. reopectively. nn the of
principal note secured by sald mortgage. Page 49, Wayne County Reeords,
JENNIE HOLTZMAN
to the liotenero
Sunday, March 20, at auditorium lumbus, Akron and Toledo.
The lawyer.
Dated: Detroit, Mich., March 15, 1932.
of 11168 Whithorn, 70 years old, of the Colleges of the City of De-
h haye renponded to t ese and said default having continued for
m etings with s e ontaneity p and enthus• more than thirty day., and the onid
DETROIT TRUST COMPANY,
died on March 17. Funeral serv- troit, Cass and Warren, at 7:30
If. P. PARSHALL
non. A warm friendly attitude has been truoteen havine thereupon declared the
Trustee..
created. (nuking for ringer companiim• entire onount, both principal and in• Successors to United Stat. Trust Coni-
ices were held at Lewis Bros' Fu- P. m., there will be a debate between
tercet,
of
ouch
principal
note,
secured
ir the •ttnrneys. All lawyer.
ononnt
ng., now the American State TruPt
neral Home on March 18, with in- the affirmative and negative teams
by naid mortrage, inenedisteic due end
are urged to attend the. meetings,
Comminy, the name ha•Ing been
loceble, iin which .111 morteavo there
terment at Beth David Cemetery. of the Detroit City College, on "Re-
rh•nged by •Inendment to Ito Articles
in claimed to be do• nod untied at the
of Assoeistion, Howard C. Wade and
-
Rabbi E. Aishiskin officiated. She solved, that capitalism has failed."
NOTICE TO THE CIRCUIT COURT BAR time of this notice for principal an1 In.
George W. J. linton. trustee..
(Continued from Page One.)
tereot and for lax. sold by the AU. CHARLES F. MEYLER.
is survived by her husband, Benja- It will he presented under the aus-
The attention of the Bar le coiled to the resew. tru•tee. the Bunt of four thee./
-
Attorney for Trustees.
min; a son, Louis, and a daughter, pices of the People's Forum. Maur-
fart that the Pre-trial Docket in an two hundred ploy-nine and 17
, 100
will act as chairman. It given by Prime Minister MacDon- official docket. All noticed there- 411269.571 dollars; •nd no suit or ern.
Mrs. Betty Wax.
ice Sugar
ald in his letter to Dr. Weizmann, in should be •nnwered n the d•y called
la law or in equite 11.1. been
is free to the public and a question the working out of detailed peach. p 'refi
Instituted to recover maid monk. or •ny
FORFEITURE OF LAND CONTRACT.
asrgtHaorver"Inrkz-ii..Thr;211'nr-
ANNIE PERLMUTER
Part thereof; Now. therefore, by virtue
periodfollows.
CATHERINE I,. HUCK. 11420
cal steps of co-operation between lion under the rules to enter • judgment of the power of !Ole contained in mitid -To
of 124 Atkinson, 51 years old,
Rooemary You Catherine I,, Huck are
or non-sult, or dismIgoal of the trial prim- most
•nd the st•lute in such ea. hereby notified that • certain land con-
the
Palestine
administration
and
died on March 13. Funeral serv-
e... the ea. may be. on the failure to"e. 2 d provided ,
iiniiee
her"
tract
booing date of the twentieth doe
of
e
,
ei
8
.
2
ither
party
to
•n that on FRIDAY. TI1E FIRST DAY OF
the Jewish Agency for the next
ewO
ices were held at Lewis Bros.' Fu-
of October. 1923, by and between Berths
(Signed) IRA W. JAYNE,
Plans have been completed for few years, and the opening up of
JULY, 1932. at twelve o'clock noon, Weiland of the first part and Catherine
neral Home on March 14, with in-
Presiding Circuit Judge.
Ea•tern Standard Time, we will .11 at I.. Huck of the eecond part, is in defoult
11111if nuctIon to the highest bidder as the
terment at Cloverhill Park Ceme- the annual Mothers' Club Purim the large 'and sparsely inhabited
by reason of the non.p.yrnent of the in-
• outherl• or Con %%%%% otreet wean. stallment. of the principal and Inter.et
tery. Rabbi A. M. Hershman and ball to he held at the Philadelphia- territory lying between the River
n the Wayne County Huildine le the
thereunder, and you Catherine L.
the Rev. E. Zaludkowski officiated. Byron Hall on Sunday evening, Jordan and the eastern boundary Thurman L. Ely, Att.... 3511 Garland C ity of Detroit. Wa•ne County, Mehlean doe
Burk are hereby further notified that the
March
27,
at
8:30
p.
m..
This
is
to
of
Palestine
to
Jewish
immigration.
that bin, the build., where the Cir. osld Bertha Welland elects to declare
She is survived by her husband,
• 105575
be in the nature of a mask ball. This, it was pointed out, was eon.
ult Court for the County of Wayne I. •nd dn. hereby declare
eon...
Max, and five sons, Nathan, Sam-
STATE OF MICHIGAN, In the Circuit h
the ...nine. deocribed in paid forfeited •nri you Catherine paid
I,. Huck are
Tickets at 25 cents, will include templated by Article 25 of the Man- Court for the County of W•yne. In (han. (n rid),
ortiraee or I. much thereof as ma. hereby further notiaed to yield. ...en-
uel, Jacob, Ephraim and Edward.
checking. There will be prize for date granted by the League of parr-Florence Pohl plaintiff v. II
he nee %%%%%% to realise the amount du
der
and
deliver
up
p
-
cal. defendant. At • session of eald
of .1.1
a nressid, on onld mortesee. toeether Premise, In maid land contract ion
the best costume in each club. Nations to Great Britain in 1922. Court held in the Courthouee. In the City as
mentioned
with Interent •t 'even per cent •nd
RACHEL LEACH
and of which you •re now in p.•ession
of Detroit. in odd County, on the tenth legal cos. allowed by law snd provided
of 3806 Cortland, 80 years old,
under and by virtue of the terms thereof.
day of March, A. D. 1932.
o Pre ent Harry
n said
Including an at- Said ...then are deneribed in Paid land
. Circuit Court Judge.
died on March 16. Funeral serv-
It io .... fee. which said premixes are dc•
contraet so follow., Os.; All that certoin
&p.m.: from •fficlath on file that de-
ribed a. follow, All that certain PI., Piece or parcel of land being *Ousted in
ices were held on March 17, with
fendant Is • resident of thio State but yr parcel of land situated and being
in the City of Detroit. W•yne County.
whose
add..
interment at Machpelah Cemetery.
not Oren in the city
y Villa. of M•Ivind•I C ountr
dIrector y.
e plaintiff is unable to 42 lone and State of Michigan. known so Mich.., and more partieularie known
Rabbi A. M. Hershman officiated.
and deorribed as lot de Ab bott
locate said defendant. It is ordered that
Lot form-use (11) of Mel•In• trees Mark Avenue Subdithion. Liber
She is survived by three sons,
the defendant •ppear •nd •rotwer the kill
le Park Subdithinn nf part nf mivat•
pace 36, of Plato for Wayne Connt•.
(Continued from Pare One.)
Morris, Abraham and Joseph, and
meeting this afternoon on the of complaint flied in this eau. within ei 01w in hundred nixty-one. Village of 27. Amount
due, 1400, owne to be paid
three Ill month. from the date of thi• M elvindale. W••ne County. Mich... ne-
a daughter, Mary; 14 grandchil-
part which the press plays in re- order, or eaid bill will be taken so con•
on or before Marsh 10, 1932.
edine to the pint thereof an recorded in
11F.RTIIA WEILAND,
American
communities.
kneed
againet
him.
It
in
further
oder.
L
six
great-grandchildren.
C.
E.
ligion.
dren and
'bee fifty•II•e of Flat., page forty-nine.
Sc R. J. WEILAND,
that • eoPY of thio ord. be publloh. W sync County Reenrds,
Silcox, of the Institute of Social
Byron Price, Chief Of the AS80- accordIns to law in the Detroit Jewish
-
Dated:
Detroit,
Mich,
M•ren
IA.
1912.
Chronicle,
•n(1
and
.
Religious Research in Canada, ciated Press bureau, Washington,
also that a envy of thls
ROSE DOBIN
DETROIT
TRUST
COMPANY.
order be .est b y 2 reg eert
al;)
pointed out how newspapers are defendant •t 1,2 6 v red 71, 641 k e•ot rsee
of 4208 Clements avenue, 30 years presided.
H. P. PARSHALL, Truth..
Nathan Silverman, Agent. 11107 First Na-
to United States Truot Con.
tional Bank Bldg.
"The man or woman, whether helping eradicate prejudices by Detroit, Michigan, hi. Ho known add . . Succeneors
old, died on March 14. Funeral
.
Tony, now the American State Trust
275.266
t least twenty darn before the time
services were held on March 15, Catholic, Protestant or Jew, who greater dissemination of informa- •
Company, the none h bee n
shone
scr
STATE OF MICHIGAN, Coon. of
for
hie
appear...
That
with interment at Machpelah raises the voice of bigotry, is tion.
choneed by amendment to Its Artklee Wayne se-Sult pending before Hon.
where service in had by registered 1.11
of
Atooelation.
Howard
C.
Wade
and
Henry
G.
Nicol,
• Cireult Coort Corn-
traitor
to
his
country
and
•
crimi-
oer•ke
by
publication
is
not
neeesearl•
Cemetery. She is survived by her
How to offset the widespread
G
eo. . W. J. Linton. trustee..
mis•ioner for oald County, hetw.n
HARRY J. DINGEMAN.
CI IARLF.S F. MEYLEIR
husband, Ben, and her mother, nal before tis God," Rev. Haas publicity given to "battles of big- (A true copy.)
James P Curnminkey and Lenla J. Leln-
Circuit Judge.
Attorney
for
Trustee.
•
bach. plaintiffs •s. Silas R. Harrloon.
asserted• otry" rather than to "treaties of T. L. LINDSAY • Clerk •
Mrs. Jennie Wiener.
defendant. Summon. issued •nd returned
"We are here not to impugn one peace" was discussed by Michael
that defendant cannot be f.nd. It .-
another's beliefs, but to indict the editor of the Common. Welseolehl Berrie, Attorneys, B. First
DAVID SELKOWITZ
..Ong by Oilcloth that it cannot be
177786
National Bank Bldg,
ascertained In what Slate or Country the
of McKeesport, Pa., 44 years old, forcesthat prevent us from living weal.
STATE OF MICHICAN C t
defendant reside, It Is ordered thst the
Roger W. Straus, of the Union
died on March 16. The remains and working together," Rev. Hsu
sold defendant appear at th• Court Room
COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE - In the ' YnYtiYrrin.C . .a
tc . l '"f"
"
E7 h. " of the underslened. Wayne C.a. Bulld•
were shipped to McKeesport from stated.
of American Hebrew Congrega- mattes of the wet. of MARGARET the Probate Coon
,,..
, . In YtIt"..* Cit id at log, Detroit, Michlean, at ten o'cl.k a.
nrocYr:
Robs Played by Press.
Lewis Bros.' Funeral Home on
Dons, New York, presided at the .1.2,14. 14-avfnraedO a W
en. on April 1., 11, 32, and defend the com-
p4nttebelY b7d;Z: Detroit, on the twelfth day of March,
In
the
year
or,
thous•nd
nine
hundred
The role which the American closing sessio at which Newton Probate C.. for the County of n,
plaint filed In Olio cult or judgment will
March 16 for burial. Ile is sur-
Wayne. •nd thirty•two. Pr.ent
F.d••rd Com- he entered by default, and that this order
of )1khigan, en/Ionise... to n-
press plays in allaying religious D. Baker spoke over a coast-to- State
vived by his wife, Katherine.
eelve. examine and adjust all claim(' •nd mand. Judge of Probate. In the matter be served or published no required bc
prejudices held the spotlight of coast hookup. Mr. Straus shares dern•nd.
of all persons ag inns sold de- of the .tate of 1,01:15E DAVIS. de- oatute. The foreiroing Pult Insoivee
An inotroment in writing pur• title to; Lot NIL it of thengewood Gs.
YETTA WOLF
the conference. the co-thairmanship of the Na- e.... do hereby IIIrf notee that we will ceaned.
No. 1666 Penn.., porting to be the last will and te.tionent den., City of Detroit. a Puldlyi•Ion of the
Alfred M. Cohen, international tional ConferenN with Mr. Baker meet at , the office
of said deeesoed ha•I
of 5146 Chene street, 102 years
bee
S. of the X. E. k, of the N E . / of
.
e rim In
aid into thle ot CIrt let'
v
robate
AT,
,,
,,
,:o
It le
r
Seet1on 1, Town I Smith. Renee II Foot,
old, died on March 11. Funeral president of B'nal B'rith, paid and Prof. Carlton
MONDAY. THE SIXTEENTH e.ree lest the
II. Ilayes of
thirteenth da
e y of April.
A ' - as ',corned In 1.1ber 61, pate 2g of 1101..
NAY, A. u. 1912, and on .st •t ten
services were held on March 13. tribute to the influence and to the Columbia Univeisity.
o'clock in th
Wayne C.ntc Records,
THURSDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY WA
es
e "'"ir 't
with interment at Beth Abraham fairness of the American press in
Dated, Detroit, Match 11 1111.
Following an address by Mr. or PAY. A. D. 1932, at three o'clock said cos's,.
in.
...t """'" for ), ".1"
HENRY G. HICOL.
Cemetery. Rabbi Joseph Thumbn his address here.
Straus a brief summary and in- phew:. nf each of said do.. for the pur• tiered theta ropy nf thio order lon! Y obr-
Circuit Court Coriontoeloser.
VISITING JUDGES IN WAYNE COUNTY
WEEK OF MARCH 21
R
Judge Russell
II. Mclieek, liharlotte,
three weeks.
LOCAL HALEVY JOINS
NATIONAL FEDERATION
Jr. Y . P . S. of Shaarey Zedek
Has Varied Program.
'Schubert's Fruhlingstraum'
at Little Theater.
$159.00
FillkNITUU COMPANY
MA. 5891
% %%
DON'T WAIT!
BUY YOUR TIRES NOW
PfEbETROITJEWISIteiRONICL
JR. PIONEERS TO HEAR
GOLDIE MEYERSOHN
SCHOR
%% %%%
In dismissing what he termed
"the frivolous claims" of Mildred
Ebelt against Abe Busker, and in
exonerating the latter, Judge Vin-
cent M. Brennan on March 15
took occasion to laud Mr. Busker's
standing in the community and
his character, and to condemn the
claims of the former. Judge Bren-
nan quoted from her testimony in
which she says: "I certainly would
never have gone with the man if
I hadn't expected financial returns.
I wouldn't go with a Jew across
the street." Judge Brennan then
TRENTON, N. J.-(J. T. A.)
-After hearing Dr. Nahum
Sokolow, president of the World
Zionist Organization, the New
Jersey Legislature unanimously
adopted a resolution reaffirming
its endorsement in 1919 of the
Balfour Declaration. It ex
presses the hope that the Zionist
ideal for the rebuilding of the
Jewish Homeland will conic to
a successful consumation.
Dr. Sokolow was given an ova-
tion after his address which was
heard by prominent Jewish lead-
ers from all parts of the state.
LEGAL NOTICE SECTION
Bridge-Luncheon by J. W. E
W. 0. Success.
Magnificent French soft with solid
mahogany, hand-carved frame. Cov-
ered in the finest of Brocatels and
Damask. This sofa is all hair-filled and
cushons DOWN-FILLED.
8928 12th St.
Death came suddenly to David ,
Levine, 54, of South avenue, 51t. i
Clemens, Mich., when he passed
away of arteriosclerosis at his
home Tuesday morning, March 8.1
INTERSTATE TRAVEL
-New York, Philadelphia, Oklahoma. Ala. Funeral services were held at the '
ban., California, Tex., Ten.... home, with Rev. M. Davis and
etc., private heeled ear.; ohare ex-
pen... Wolverine Hotel. Cherry 9000. Rabbi Joshua B. Sperka officiating.
Interment was in the cemetery of
HEIIIIEW TEACHER, well versed in Ho-
brew and in Engthh, will eV! priv.e Beth Tales Moses Synagogue, of
lesson• in Hebrew at re.o.ble price. which Mr. Levine had been a Melt.
Ito Mitovah course ....Hy.
lien. ber for over 12 years, as long as
k 4.7-R.
loc
he resoled in Mt. Clemens.
YES! I WILL TEscli YOU to read and
The deceased came to Mt. Clem.
write English in M1 IC.0..
I will
•
teach yarnhild to read and write ens from Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.,
Hebrew in 6 lensons. Eiret lesson free. where he had been a partner with
▪
API111 , 1r.
Prnoring people for eIti- his brother, Dave Levine, for over
xe.hipt and preparing buy for Bar
at He yah ne pecialty.
David Horn. 20 years in the hay, hide, cattle
win. the teacher. 2021 Blaine avenue. and feed business, known as Le-
apartment 101. Phone Garfield 6911.R.
vine Bros., Inc.
MACK 11. WEISS-Strictly k.her caterer
Besides his widow, Yetta Korn-
for weddings, engagements. bridge.,
berg
Levine; two daughters, Mr , .
banquetx
partieo. We cater in all
leading hotels.
167.1 In nceton ave- A. Levine and Esthel; two Sfilis,
nue. Univereity 2-3541.
Samuel and Jule; two sisters, Mrs.
M. Rosishin and Mrs. M. J. Gins- ,
It BRIDGE LESSONS FOR 12.50
ter .w for new chi. forming March burg; four brothers, Israel, Isaac,
Club Exchange, 10216 Dexter,
and Joseph of Detroit and Harry
Arlington 6293.
of Mt. Clemens, and three grand-
FOR SALE-Chevrolet Coach. 123(1--
children survive. His son-in-law,
Driven very little. Had best of care.
Price very reamonable. Abe Mi. 12315 A. Levine, is president of Beth
Dexter. near Cortland. lienthek 2666
Tefilas Moses of Mt. Clemens.
JUDGE V. M. BRENNAN
CONDEMNS JEW-HATER
RABBI SAUL SILBER'S
FATHER IS DEAD AT 80
Below is listed just one of the many great
values in our SPRING OPENING SALE.
SPRING SALE PRICE
-
DAVID LEVINE OF
N.
J.
Legislature
MT. CLEMENS DIES,
Endorses Zionism
•
Prices were never lower. Avoid danger to yourself and
family. Insure yourself against risk of trouble by investing
in new Goodyear tires today. Look at the new low prices.
ZEDAKAH JUNIORS
fire
I
Flower Fund of Jewish Wel-
fare Federation.
East and West Side Hungar-
ian Ladies' Auxiliary.
GOLDIE MEYERSOHN TO
SPEAK AT CENTERS
Fisher Theater.
29x4.40-21
$3-95
Junior Hadassah of Windsor
Sponsors Bridge-Dan-
sant Here.
Vaad Hakashruth to Sell
Stamps to Raise Fund.
IN MEMORIAM
$7.66
In Pairs
Lewis Bros.' Olympic Club
Team Wins.
LOWEST PRICES
EVER SEEN on a
Lifetime GUARANTEED
OBITUARY
THE NEW SPEEDWAY
Unit
Price
30 x 4.50-21
28 x 4.75-19
29 x 5.00-19
30 x 3 1/2
URGE A PALESTINE
OPENED FOR JEWRY
Price
Per Pair
$4.37 $8.46
5.12 9.94
5.39 10.46
3.57 6.92
l
Mothers Clubs' Purim Ball.
55c
Any Car Washed Clean
Carl Langer's
ONE-STOP
SNAPPY SERVICE STATION
11800 DEXTER BLVD., at Tuxedo Arlington 10316
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
W eAvies Atodt
7739 John R. St.
MANUEL URBACH
Graeae and Marble
Monuments
7729 TWELFTH ST.
Euclid 7192
In the hum of the market there
Is money, but under the cherry
there ts rest.
tare.
Sugar to Preside at Debate
Sunday.
Trinity 2-2114
PROTEST AGAINST
FORD TRAGEDY ON
TUESDAY EVENING
a
UNITY CALLED FOR AMONG RELIGIOUS
FAITHS TO INSURE COUNTRY'S STRENGTH
IV the 1
In protest against the recent
t.iaygeirc
i
ts a stth
rna ,.E.tn
:F.ordr will l
Rouge ,
J.
held at McCollester Hall, Forest
and Cam, on Tuesday evening,
March 22. The speakers will be
Former Judge Patrick II. O'Brien, officiated. She is survived by two
Journalists Spook.
terpretstion of the ses.sions' round
Maurice Sugar, Dr. Frank D. daughters, Mrs. Leah Banks of
Religious and racial prejudices tables was given by Miss Rhoda E. frioteenth a., or 'biro,. A D. I912. were r te e V;,"
Yon le a ne-s. th•
•
pr...,, their „hi.. tit u. fit, eieh ore
Adams, with Walter M. Nelson Detroit and Mrs. ROlie Spire of were scored as a ''enace
rai. to i ...I ei,...ost.a“ lreat4p c.,,,si
m
to th
e McCulloch, editor
itor of the oman a
s or ?Payne
presiding.
AR COMMAND.
Chicago, Ill., and a son. Charles, ife of the nation" by Robert B. Prps, New York; and Prof. John ii. , ss4 nth....
(TURN TO PACE NINE FOR
Judge,
of
Prob...
Dad
te Detroit, 111ch . Mare% 14, 1111 .
of Detroit; 17 grandchildren and Ashworth, editor of the Baptist, A. Lapp, Marquette University,
ADDITIONAL LEGAL
THOS F. CARSON,
ThumH
)
y BR OWN .
Haste Iii fool's passion.
29 great-grandchildren.
when be opened the luncheon Milwaukee.
. NOTICES
LOUIS G. FRLEDMAN.
Depot 12...1,)... r,
a-