NLEPETRINT JEWISH al Rornaz

PAGE SIX

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

MUSICIANS' MOTHER JEWS BREATHE MORE FREELY AS NAZI
(LEGAL
DIES AT AGE OF 62
PARTY FAILS TO SECURE A MAJORITY; ,
FIGHT FOR JEWISH RIGHTS CONTINUES'
Mr.. Alta Leibovites Body Taken

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Mrs. Alta Leibovitz, wife of
Rev. Abraham Leibovitz a n d
mother of four sons who distin-
guished themselves in the musical
world, died last Saturday morn-
ing, at 4 o'clock, after a brief ill-
ness. She was 62 years old.
Funeral services were held Sun-
day morning, the body first being
taken to Petach Tikvah Syna-
gogue, Petoskey and Holmur, at
10:30, for services which were
conducted under the auspices of
the Cantors' Association of Be.
troit. The addresses during the
"heaped" were delivered by Rabbi
E. Aishiskin and Rev. E. Zalud-
kowski. At the specific desire of
the deceased, who expressed the
wish to be buried next to her eon,
the body was then taken to Toledo
for burial, preceding which ser-
vices were held in Abele Under-
taking Parlors, with Rabbi Licht-
enstein officiating.
Surviving Mrs. Leibovitz are:
Iler husband, Rev. Abraham Leib-
ovitz, cantor of Petach Tikvah
Synagogue and for a number of
years, prior to his coming to De-
troit with his family eight years
ago, a noted cantor Sri Toledo;
four eons, Herschel Leib, who is
the director of the Fox Theater
Orchestra, and Sol. Sam and Max
Leib, also able musicians; and
daughters, Mrs. Anna; Israel of
Brimingham, Alabama, and Mrs.
Betty Rayman of Toledo.
The wives of the Detroit can-
tors announced that they are
planting two trees in Palestine in
memory of Mrs. Leibovitz. The
name of the deceased will also be
inscribed on a tablet in the Petach
Tikvah Synagogue.

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(Continued from Page One.)

the Reichstag. Whether or not
Dr. Bruening's party will choose
an alliance is not yet known.
The Jewish population anxiously
watched the returns of the elec-
tions which were broadcast. It is
hoped a month of respite will now
ensue since the new Reichstag will
not convene before the end of
August in all probability.

Attempt Attack on Home of C. V.
Leader Monday.

Nazis Monday attempted to at-
tack the home of Kurt Sabatsky,
representative of the Central
Union of German Citizens of the
Jewish Faith in Koenigsberg.
Dr. Sabatsky incurred the ire
of the Nazis when he made repre-
sentations to the East Prussian
government concerning the anti-
Jewish attacks in Sensburg last
week
The timely arrival of the police
prevented the Nazis from invading
the house.
The Central Union of German
Citizens of the Jewish Faith de-
clares that its investigation has
produced evidence that the at-
tempted attack on the home of its
representative was of a political
nature.
Bloodshed was avoided due to
the fact that Sabatsky was not at
home.
On the eve of the German elec-
tions on Sunday, Adolf Ilintler
addressed a throng of one hun-
dred thousand in Frankfort-Am-
Main.
The Angriff, Nazi organ, com-
menting on Hitler's campaign
speech, declares: "Although the
Jews have converted our famous
city of Frankfort into a new Jeru-
salem, and crowded it with their
brethren and with speculators,
nevertheless the Hitler meeting
was a tremendous success."
The Jewish community in Frank-
fort is more than 800 years old.

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(Continued from Page One.)

Jews who were beaten up and
and driven out of Transjordania
although they had come to pur-
chase land of a would-be seller.
The case is irrelevant as far as
the general attitude is concerned,
Dr. Arlosoroff maintained.

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Two Jews Hanged As Communist

Agitators.
BUDAPEST. - J. T. A.

Within six hours of their appear-
ance in court, two Jews, declared
atheists, were convicted, July 29,
as Communist leaders seeking the
downfall of the Hungarian gov-
ernment and hanged.
They are Americh Szaly and
Alexander Fuerst. A semi-official
tion was hurried for the reason
communique states that the execu-
that the Constitution provides that
no Jew may be executed on the
Sabbath.
An appeal for the postpone.
ment of the execution arrived too
late.
The accused admitted that they
attempted the reorganizaion of
the Hungarian Communist Party.
They claimed that their work was
of an unimportant technical char-
acter and planned the utilization
of peaceful means only.

MEDETROITJEWISit OWN ICLE

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

A Wayne County Legal Notice Publication,

SAMUEL STERNBERG, Manager of Legal Department

Dr. Selig Brodetsky, member of
the world Zionist Executive in
charge of political affairs, in an
address delivered after the formal
opening of the sessions. on Thurs-
day, described the political situa-
tion.
h• situation, Dr. Brodetsky
stated, is far from satisfactory.
Although a slight improvement
has taken place, opportunities for
further improvement exist.
The sessions were formally
opened by Dr. Leo Motzkin, chair.
man of the Actions Committee in
They the presence of approximately 60
The above photograph is of three of the oldest residents at the Jewish Old Folks' Home.
accredited members, and other
are shown here while In a dispute seer a Talmudic problem.
A complete story of the history of this Jewish Old Folks' Home appeared in The Detroit Jewish Zionists who had been Invited to
attend.
Chronicle last week.

Cadillac 1040

525 Woodward Avenue

NOTICE TO ATTORNEYS

--

urea further notice,semiono of the
Wayne Circuit Court will be as follows:
Mondaye-1 p. m. to 6 p. m.
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays-9 a. m. to I p. m.
No meek. on Saturdays.
Motion. will be heard on Mondays.
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays.

Charges Two Communists Con-
demned Because Jews.

PARIS.-(J. T. A.)-The as-
sertion that the two Communists,
Emmerich Szalay and Alexander
Fuerst, hung by order of ' the
Budapest authorities, were con-
demned because they were Jews
was made by Deputy Jean Lon-
guet of France, a grandson of
Karl Marx, in a statement to the
Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
Deputy Longuet, prominent So-
cialist leader, came to Budapest
to defend the executed Commun-
ists. He denounced the trial pro-
cedure as abhorrent. Attorneys
Election Results Gratify Hitler.
MUNICH.-(J. T. A.)-Gratifi- for the accused were not permit-
cation with the results of the elec- ted to communicate with their
tion was expressed here by Adolf clients and were not even shown
the charges against them.
Hitler, National Socialist leader.

Nahum Sokolow, president of
the World Zionist Organization
and the Jewish Agency for Pales-
ISAAC DREIFUSS, President.
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Dr. Sokolow emphasized that he
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Meier Grossman, member of the
mit Author of Jewish
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portatiope
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2006 • West l'hiladelphia
scape Drewings Skewing Monument 3et-Ue.
visionist circles, stated that the
between Twelfth and Fourteenth. Apt.
BUDAPEST.-(J. T. A.)-The
British government should have ex-
309 Levy.
Hungarian
Pen
Club
has
split
over
Display room 9401 W. FORT IT. Car. Woodmre
pelled Mr. French from Palestine
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V1oetroed 1.241
or two. Game if nee eeeee y Reason- for the reason that his recommen-
mit to membership Baron Ludwig
eble. 1411 Virginia Perk between dations are directed not only
Hatvany, the well-known novelist,
Woodrow Wilson and Byron .
against the Jews but chiefly
because he is of Jewish origin
During the recent International FOR SALE-Duplex. 5 rooms each. Mod• against Great Britain making its
ern. Side drive eeeeee Remonable. task in Palestine impossible and
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Congress of the Pen Club in Buda-
West Grand avenue between Linwood
pest, some of the greatest writers
and LaSalle. Write Box 175, Detroit attempting to frustate its solemn
obligations to bring about the res-
Jewish Chronicle.
of the world who attended the con-
gress made • • point of visiting A REFINED GENTLEMAN wants to •r- toration of the Jewish National
Homeland.
range
•
partnership
with
•n
autonst
Baron Hatvany at his home and
UNDOMANIRS
who will want to drive leisurely during
Mr. Grossman disapproved the
met there a number of other writ-
Atietest o .
to Ire Angel.,
suggestion
that the Jewish Agency
ers who are excluded from the Hun-
Celifornia.
Will help drive: also will
purchase land in Trensjordania
divide half of net profile without ar
garian Pen Club because of their
inveatment from • few hour's work a from Arab sheiks. This is a mat-
Jewish origin. They also discussed
My on the trip. Reference. exchaneed.
the matter with the leading Hun-
Write to lion 200. care of Chronicle. t ter .. for direct negotiation with the
Londo
n,
in
garian writers, including Michael
RENT-Neatly furnishedroots for
the League of Nations in Geneva
Habits, the great novelist and poet, FOR
lady or gentlem. Board if desired.
who gave their word that Baron
1901 Taylor, between Twelfth end and the United States.
F ourteenth. phone Euclid
Hatvany and his friends should
misamanamasnogammultisati
Mr. Grossman ridiculed Dr.
be admitted to the Pen Club.
Arlosoroff's praise of the High
Commissioner's
understanding of
When the question was put again he hoped the Jews of Hungary
INCOME TAX SPECIALIST
to the members of the club, they would never again produce,a man Palestine problems and his sym-
Income Tax Work Exclusively
Granite and liaride
pathy
toward
Zionist
aims. It is
refused to agree to the proposal of so anti-national as ilatvany.
For the Past 12 Years
the committee, and the committee
One of the judges in sentencing a mistake to believe that Sir Ar-
Practitioner before Treasury
has subs6quently resigned.
him ascribed his attitude to the thur Grenfell Wauchope will per-
Department. I act as your rep-
In 1928, Baron Hatvany, who had fact that he was of Jewinh blood mit himself to be educated in Dr.
eeeee tative in all income tax
Arlosoroff's kindergarten. More-
fled during the White Terror, re- and not a true Maygar.
CMOS.
7729 TWELFTH ST.
over, it is necessary to remember
turned to Hungary, and was ar-
1217 PENOBSCOT BLDG.
rested and sentenced to seven years' Arab Met. Against Jews in Tunis. that Wauchope is merely • tem-
Phones-Office, Cherry 0142.
Euclid 7192
LONDON.-(J.
T.
A.)-Threats
porary
executive, while the Brit-
imprisonment for having denounced
Res., Lenox 9698.
the liorthy regime. Professor Ein- against the Jews by Arabs of ish governmment will remain. Any
Tunis,
a
daily
occurrence,
culmin-
education must therefore be ap-
stein, John Galsworthy, the presi-
Secure. Phosphorus Exploitation dent of the International Pen Club, ated in an Arab riot in the Jew- plied to the British government
Rights.
H. G. Wells, and many other fam- ish quarter, on Monday, when 11 which is neglected.
JERUSALEM.- ( J. T. A. )- ous people intervened on his be- Jews were wounded.
Mr. Grossman expressed willing-
REV. JACOB L SKLAR
A British company has secured the half. Nevertheless. he had to serve
Among the injured in Rabbi ness to recognize the successes
concession
for
the
exploitation
of
several
years
of
imprisonment.
Simon
Cohen.
One
of
the
injured,
achieved
by Dr. Selig Brodetsky
Detroit's Lead., and r
the phosphorus fields near Bessar- Count Klebelsberg, the minister of Jacob Anery, is in a grave condi- in his capacity of Zionist world
Best Know.
abia.
education,
said
in
parliament
that
tion.
executive
member in charge of
MOHEL
political affairs. Nevertheless, "I
Recommended by the
am happy to see a change in the
,,tkuno.minent
City's irnhos
general attitude of the Zionist Ex-
ISIS Harohrood Ave.
ecutive to Zionist policy."
Memo Trinity 21428
Dr. Isaac Gruenbaum and George
Halpern supported the suggestion
of Dr. Sokolov that the French
report be rejected.
No actions were held by the
Rev. Cantor
Actions Committee on the Sab-
David Golden
bath.
A reception for the delegates
Detroit'. Favorit•
MOHEL
was held at the home of Dr. Na-
Wedding Ceremo-
hum Sokolow, head of the world
ides Performed at
Zionist movement.
Home and by
In the course of the debate on
Appointment
the political reports in which
2220 Clairesount
Rabbi Meyer Berlin, president of
Edeciad 9190
the World Mizrachi Organization.
and M. M. Nssihkin, president of
the Jewish National Fund, partici-
pated. Mr. Ussishkin explained the
reasons which Prompted the Jew-
ish National Fund to accept a
compromise with regard to the
Mohel Specialist
leasing of the Wadi Mawareth land
to Arabs.

MONUMENT SALES AND
SERVICE CO.,

The Nazi chieftain expressed the
certainty that the Nazis would be
supreme in any coalition of the
Right.
"I ant deeply gratified," he said,
"because the Communists and the
Sociaalists together have fewer
Reichstag mandates than the Nezis
alone. That clearly establishes
our party's hegemony in any coali-
tion of the Right."

NOTICE SECTION

Dr. Brodetsky emphasized that
his election as political leader of
the Zionist Executive in London
as well as the election of two
Laborite members of the Execu-
tive, was made "in the face of the
clear declaration of adherence to
Weizman policy."
Dr, Brodetsky warned against
the fallacy of believing that Brit-
ain will consent to be pushed for-
ward by violent methods, warning
also against the Revisionists and
the neperatists in their political
activity, which, he stated, cannot
be tolerated.
Dr. Brodetsky referred to the
report of Lewis French, Palestine
Land Commissioner, and asserted
he cannot understand how de-
mands can yet be made for its
rejection. The government's re-
quest for observations regarding
the report was submitted to the
Political Committee of the Actions
Committee with the recommenda-
tion that it carefully study the
matter.
"Although there is no ground
for excessive optimism, at the
same time there is no ground for
pessimism. The counsel of despair
must be rejected. We must con-
centrate on the constructive," Dr.
Brodetsky concluded.

Says Issuance of French Report
Could Have Been Prevented.

The Actions Committee concluded
its debate on the political reports
delivered by members of the World
Zionist Executive at two o'clock
Monday morning after hearing the
rebuttals of Nahum Sokolow, Dr.
Brodetsky and Dr. Arlosoroff.
The latter speakers dealth chiefly
with the attitude to be adopted to-
ward the report of Lewish French,
Palestine land commissioner, rela-
tions with the High Commissioner
and the lease by the Jewish Nation-
al Fund of part of the land in Wadi
Mawareth.
The Jewish National Fund was
attacked throughout the day for
yielding to government influence
, and leasing of this land to Arab
I squatters.
A sensation was caused by Dr.
Leo Motzkin, chairman of the Ac-
tions Committee, who departed
from the rule he has followed in
all the years he has held the chair-
manship, of not participating in
the debate, deeming his office pre-
eluded him from doing so.
Dr. Malkin, in the midst of the
debate with members of the Zionist
executive, took the floor and de-
dared that the issuing of the
French report might have been
prevented had the Actions Com-
mittee been convened earlier.
The Actions Committee is sched-
uled to meet twice a year accord.
ing to the constitution. The pres-
ent meeting is the first, however,
since the World Zionist Congress
in Basle last year and takes place
one year after the election o fits
62 members at the Zionist Con-
gresa.

Wauchope Announc es 21,500 Gift
at Fruit Show.
Jaffa.-(J. T. A.) -The first

Palestine fruit show opened here
July 27. Four hundred varieties
of fruit are on display.
The occasion was utilized by
the High Commissioner, Sir Ar-
thur Grenfell Wauchope, to an-
nounce his gift of 51,200 to es-
tablish a horticultural station at
Farradyia• near Safad.
Sir Arthur also made an addi-
tional gift of 5300 for the estab-
lishment of village school gardens.

Japanes e Form Jewish Society.
TOX10.-(J. T. A.)-A Japan-

Starry Hffitman, attorney at low, has
moved his offices from 1672 to 1959
First National Bank Bldg. Telephone
Cadillac 4923.
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Mark. S. Simon, ettorney, he. moved
his offices from 1916 to 1959 Flirt Na-
tional Bank tilde. Wee.. Cediller
4923.

FIRST INSERTION

Joel W. Josephson, Attorney, 1033 First
National Bank Bldg.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having
been made in the terms and condition.
of a certain mortgage made by Dewdner
Home Builders, Incorporated, a Michigan
Corporation, of Detroit, Wayne County.
Michigan, Mortongorn, to Columbus Mut-
ual Life Inamence Co., an Ohio Corpora-

.±:
telit tel :)eunnt'yb•unIFIthOhdiao); oTV:7!"
O. 1928, and recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds for the County of
Wayne and State of Michigan, on the
seventh day of June, A. D. 1928, in
Ube, 2148 of Mortgages,on page 216.
of which mortgage there is claimed to
be due, at the date of this notice. fo r
principal and intereet, the sum of •Ight
•th it and
thousand nine hund red fortyree
m or
15/100 (38943.15) dollar .. No
Proceedings at law or in equity havIne
been instituted to recover the ebt
mewed by said mortgage or they Put
thereof. Now, therefore, by virtue of
the power of sale contained in said mort-
gage. and pursuant to the statute of the
State of Mich.., in such yam made and
Provided. souk. is hereby elven that on
MONDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. D. 1989 e 12 oclock
noon, Ea stern Standard Time, mid mort-
•
cage will be foreclosed by • sale at
public metion. to the hlgheet bidder, at
the Southerly or Congress Wert entrance
to the County Building In the City of
Detroit, Warne County, Michigan (that
being the building wherein the Circuit
Court for the County of Wayne le held).
of the premise. described in said wort-
;rage, or so much thereof es may be ne.
eeee ry to pay the amount due. • afore-
mid on said mortgage, with the interest
thereon at seven per cent (7%) and
all legalcoats, ch eeeee and men... In-
eluding Me attorney free allowed by law.
and 'also any eum or sums which may
be paid by the mortgagee nee aaaaa y to
protect its intereet in the premises.
Which said mend.m described
follower All that certain piece or parcel
of land it In the City of Detroit.
In the County of Wayne. and State of
Michigan, and described as follows. to-
wit: Lot 55, Seymour •nd Tromter's
Loyola Park Subdivision, being • part
of the Southwest Quarter of Section 5,
Town 1 South, Range 11 East, according
to the plat thereof a recorded in Laser
46, page 41 of Plats Located-Emt
side ofRoselawn-Ward No. M.
Dated: Detroit, Mich., Aug. 4, 1932.
TI1E COLUMBUS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF COLUMBUS. OHIO, Mort aaaaa .
JOEL W. JOSEPHSON.
Attorney for Mortgagee.

■

Edward B. Ban". I Herbert M. Eiger,
Attor.ys, 919 Free Prone Bldg.
594542
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of
Wayne, u.-Solt vend., before Hon.
Henry G. Nieoi, a Circuit Court Cum-
mIffitioner for said County. Irtween
Northwestern Contract Company, • Mich-
igan Corporation. plaintiff. vs. Jahn R.
Birtwell and Margaret BIrtwell, his wife.
defendants. Summons teemed and return-
ed that defendants cannot be found. It
appear'. by •Mdaylt, that said defen-
dants reel. in this state. sod that 'pro-
ee.• for their •..dance hee been duly
issued and the name could not be veered
by moron of their absence from thin
state, or their concealefien1 within thl.
.tat, •nd/or their continued al.
Pence from their place of reeldence.
It is ordered that the mid de-
fendants appear at the Courtroom of
the undersigned, Wayne County Buildine.
Detroit, Michigan. at ten o'clock A. IL
on the 'mond day of September. 1932.
and defend the complaint filled in thin
atilt or Judgment will he entered by de-
fault. and that this order be d or
publiehed as required by etatute, The
foregoing suit involves title to: The
South 15.4 feet of Lot 81 and the North
II feet of lot (2. Magruder Park Sub
divIetion of the South 5 of the North 54
of the Northwest 'd of the Southwest
( 1 of Section 17. T. I 8.. R. II East
(Greenfield Township) now City of De-
troit. Wayne County, Michigan.
Dated. Detroit. Mich. July 29, 1932.
G. NICOL,
It
Circuit Court Cammisffioner.

C. W.

Tows.

video, Attorney, 1430 Boole

255180
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
Wayne, pending before Hon.
Henry G. Nicol, • Circuit Court Com-
mbrioner for said County. between
Archie G. Servin, Mary A. Servis, hi.
wife, Clyde F.. Servin, Maude Servls, his
wife and Jessie Semi. Btrieth, plaintiffs.
ve. Orville B. /ditman and Olive M. Illit•
man. hi. wife, defendants. Summon. Issued
and returned that defendant Olive If
Illitrnan cannot be found. it appearing by
ffidavit, that it cannot be ascertained
nwhet Mate or country the defendant
reside,. It Is ordered that the said de-
fendant appear at the Courtroom of the
undersigned. Wayne County Building. De-
troit, Miehigan, at ten
A. M. on
the seventh day of September. 1932, and
defend the complain filed in that suit
or Judement will be entered by default,
and that this order be served or pub-
lished as required by statute. The fore-
wolnr suit Imo.• title to: Lot num-
treed 89, Hutton, Tigehon and Nall Sub•
divigion of the Northerly 30,356 acres of
that part of Private Claims MI. ISM,
611 and 359 lying Southof and ad-
/acent to Jeffemon even.. City of De-
troit, County of Wayne. State of Michig•n
(and the buildings thereon) property
being known as 1521 Lyme. men..
Dated. Detroit, Mich., A. 11. 1932.
HT.NR Y
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Circuit Court Commiee lon er.

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C. W. Via.., Meitner, 1431 Book
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591270
STATE OP MICHIGAN, Couety of
Wayne. se.--Sult pending before Hon.
Robert E. Sage. • Circuit Court Corn•
for said county, between
Brent Standley. plaintiff, •s. Miriam
Brent
Rudyn, defendant. Summons lamed and
returned that defendant cannot be found •
it appearing by affidavit that it cannot
e mew inwhat .fete or cotentry
the defendant reed., It I. ordered that
the eels defendant appear at t he Court-
room of the ....tenet Wayne Count
Building. Detroit. Mithieen • at ten o'cloele
A. M. on the ....nth day of September.
1959 and defend thenomplaint filed In
this suit or Judgment will be entered by
default, end that (hie order be eerved
orpublished an required by statute. 'The
foreman, suit Involves title to: Lot num-
bered 121 of Amt.'• Subdivielonof
part of '4 Section 17, Ten Thousand
Acre Tract. Greenfield, Way. County,
Michigan. meantime to the plat thereof
as recorded May 13. 191 • in Mee 30.
gees 45 of Plate, k Wayne County Remade;
more co mmonly know al 2221 W. Phila.
delphia mmue.
of Detroit.
Dated: Detroit. Mich, Aug 1. 1112.
HENRY G. NICO L.
Clerult Court Commisainer.
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Besse M. Garner. Attorney. 100

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Benton B. W
olfe, Attorney, 400.9 Chub
vo X
g•
NOTICE is hereby given that the part•
nership heretofore conducted under the
name of Weise Bros.. by Frederick Weiss
Arthur Weiss. doing business at 8054
West Fort Street. was dissolved by nrol•
tual consent by the retirement of Feeder-
irk Weiss from the said partnership.
Hereafter, mid latrines* will be con duct-
ed under the same name by Walter Weiss
and Arthur Weise. who have purchased
b interest of Frederick Wear. All
debt. due and owing, or contracted here.
after are to be paid by Walter Weiss or
Arthur Weiss
FREDERICK WEISS,
AR7'1111R WEIRS,
WALTER WEISS,

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William Henry Gallagher, Attorney, 3001
Barium Tower.
295022
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
Wayne, .e -Sulfa pending before Hon.
Henry G. Nicol, a Circuit Court Com-
missioner for raid county, between
Rosalie Gates, plaintiff, yr Harry Zin.
me r, defendant. Summons bunted coil
returned that defendant cannot be found,
it appearing by affidavit, that mid de-
fendant renidm In [hie elate •nd that
Proms. for his ffitpea rance hal been duly
issued and the mme could not be eerved
by reason of his airence from this State,
or his mncealment within this Stet,
•nd/or his continued absence from hi.
place of residence, It Is ordered that the
said defendant appear at the Courtroom
of the underffigned. Wayne County.
Detroit, Michigan, at ten
o•clock A. M. on September 1932, and
defend the complaint filed in this suit
or Judgment will be entered by default,
d or pub-
•nd that this order be
lished m required by statute. Te fore-
it In•olves title tor Lots Nuen•
going
bored 45 and 49 of Bernhard and Julius
Strobe Subdivision of part of private
Clohn 171, Lorene., Farm. South of the
D. M.
T. R. R., Wayne County, Michi-
gan.
Dated. Detroit. Auguet 2, 1982.
HENRY G. NICOL,
Circuit Court Commissiomr,

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Joel W. Josephson, Attorney 1033 First
National Bank Bldg.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default haring
been made In the terms and conditions
certain mortgage made by Look
of
Eisenernith and Fannie Eleemnith. bin
wife, of Detroit, Wayne County, Michi•
gm, Mortgagor., to Columbus Mutual
Life Insurance Co., an Ohio Corporation,
e dated the
of Columbus, Ohio,
eleventh day of April, A. D. 1925, and
recorded in the office of the Reginter of
Deed,, for the County of Way. and
State of Michigan, on the twelfth day o'
April, A. D. 1929 In Liber 2118 of
Mart , n page
o on
1711,which
w
mort-
gage there i s claimed to he due, at the
date of thin notice, for principal and in-
tereet, the sum of five thousand three
hundred fifty•five and 93/100 (25,365.931
dollars. No mit or proceedings at law
or in equity having been instituted to
recover the debt metered by maid mort•
gage or any part thereof. Now, there•
fore, by virtue of the power of sale
contained in mid mortmge, and pursuant
to the ste tute of the State of Michigan.
In arch yam made and provided, notice
I. hereby given that on MONDAY, THE
SEVENTII DAY OF NOVEMBER, A.
D. 1939 at 12 o'clock noon, Eastern
Standard Time, mid mortgage will be
foreclosed by • mkt at public auetion, to
the Wend bidder, at the Southerly or
Congress street entrance to the County
Buildine In the City of Detroit, Wayne
County. Michigan (that being the build•
in[ wherein the Circuit Court for the
County of Wayne Is held), of the prem•
he• described in mid mortgage. or ea
much thereof • may be neceerry to
pay the amount due, as aforde• id. on
mid mortgage, with the interest thereon
at omen per cent (7%) and all legal
milts, eh
and mamma, Including
the attorney free allowed by law, and
elm any mum or mes which may be paid
by the mortgragm n
to protect
its interest In the premises. Which
mId premier. are described as follows:
All that certain piece or parcel of land
@Rusted In the City of Detroit, in the
County of Wayne, end State of Michigan
and described an follows, to-witr Lot 533
Thome ('ark Subdiviffion of Northwest
Quarter of Southeast Quarter of fiection
19 Town 1 South, Range 11 Eaet, Green•
field Township. amordine to the plat
thereof, as recorded In Liber 117. page
33 of Plat.
Dated: Detroit. Mich., Aug. 4. 1912.
THE COLUMBUS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF COLUMBUS. OHIO, Mortgagee.
JOEL W. JOSEPHSON.
Attorney for Mortals

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Jm1 W. Josephs., Attorney 1033 First
NatIonal Bank Bide.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default hming
bees made in the ten. and conditiona
of
certain mortgam made by Freder-
ick M. Yo or and Anna Montellore
his wife, and Robert Arrol end Ame n s
Arrol, hi. wife. of Detroit, Wayne
County, Michigan, mortgagors, to Co-
lumbus Mutual on,
Life Insureenc• Co., •n
Ohio Corporati of Columbus, Ohio.
mort eeeee dated the twenty-ninth risa
of March. A. D. 1929 and recorded in
the office of the Register of Deed., for
the County of Wayne and State of Mirhi.
can, on the thirty-fart day of March. A
D. 1929 in Liber 2111 of Ho , on
Mar 95, on which manage there i•
claimed to be due, at the date of thi.
notice, for principal and interest, the
elm of six thomend one hundred eighty-
three and 06/I 00 (56153.08) dolled, Nn
mit or proyeedine, at law or in emit,
Arming been institueed to reeover the
debt metered by Paid mortgage or •n•
part thereof. Now. of
therefore. by v ia•
tue of the power
mle contained n
old mortgage, and purauant to the etat•
ate of the State of Michigan, in sorb
cam made and nrovidont, noels. I. herd ,
given that on
TILE SEVENTII
DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1959 et
12 o 'dock noon. Eastern Standard Tivr
said mod
mogere will be foreein•ed be s
vale at public auction, to the highe.1
bidder, at the Southerly or Con eeeee
street
trance to the County Building
imni,thhie„cur of be
Diest
M
b rani C.=
(that
in the Circuit Court for are County
Wayne Is held), of the mend do.
scribed In maid mortgama or eo
thereof m may be mummery to m, the
amount due. tea •formaid. on mid molt.
gage with the interest thereon at eevn
Pm cent (7%) and nil legal rata, charm.
and a peones, Irwludlne .11114, atentytor .,n
ar,
fee allowed by law, and
or men. which may be paid by the Int.re•
ranee emissary to protect its interest In
the premises, Which mid peered an
a
described a• follow.: All thet
cert in
rime nr parcel of land ffituffied In he
Cite of Detroit. in the County of Watse.

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MONDAY,

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S u ldbl odw8 7.11onn:o1ift l'
h,th:OFFa
eaf ti half o• No-th-
Pt Quarter of Smtion 20, Town I
South. Range 11 East. Township or
1. entet
f
.11:7 fol
nie „ l .1
,. 4t:orn
.. pa
th...
e .e.mp5I
r e record ed
of .let '
Dated, Detroit. Mich.. Aug. 4. 1917.
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SURANuE COMPANY OF COMO,-

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Henry
* Barmen,
en, Attorney, 1005 La.
Fayette B
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295051
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
Weyer. ss.--Sult pending before /fon.
Henry G. Nicol. • Circuit Court Coes•
rnimioner for mild county, beams
Gottlieb Fronting. plaintiff, leg Seem
Oehnleowski and Th eeeee Oximkoveski, sir
Summon. Mimed and returned
that defendant. cannot be found. it al:-
n to
pea
r e„d
rI: a in by
ddefperaxds,,,
hnno,,
t eatih.,

Murphy

their ste
duly hr
"7.04 .
and
torLIil
.m
rl'"
, could not sb"
be senered

STATE OP MICHIGAN. County or

author their toatinued absence

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P".

ese-Jewish Society has been
pending before H. .f,"one *ttheetrh'pil rare:r
t":
of .."j:I.
de"nce7UhIit"itt tor
Henry G. Nkol, • Circuit Court Corn-
formed here at the initiative of enis•ioner
for mid togne• between
of the underarm',
North Americas Water lerestment Cor- at the Courtroom o
the Japanese, Tabun Sakai.
plaintiff. •s. Sadie Helmet, de-
The organization will have as poration.
fondant. S
mons i ued
;
74
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one of its primary functions sup- that defendant cannot be• found. returned
et m-
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Dort of the rebuilding of the Jew- em... by •fild•vie. Mat it cannot
ned in what state or reentry
ish National Homeland in Pales-
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beIng fimeribed • a. It ev,",;r7
ithz corne.aint filed In Menton of the Wmt
special merit
of be
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named lion-
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group.

We are not free, whose Freedom
cloth consist in musing with our
faces toward the Past. -James
Russell

Or publiMed
requised be xteteee "n.
foregoing mit in
tit. to: Ler
nuothered le of Robert Oalonini• Ala
Vista elebdiffiekne, known as
1225 Sturte-
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Court Co.oreleeberm,

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Fret, iffine North of Mkbir• e
to the reworded plat thereof
Lasted: Detroit, Mich , Aug. t. 1,11
HENRY G. NICOL
Circuit Court Commiserate.
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