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CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO

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February 14, 1936

eat Estate Bargains-

DON'T SPECULATE

PAGE ELEVEN

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

ANNIVERSARIES OF
PROMINENT JEWS
DURING FEBRUARY

By the Jewish Statistical Bureau

With life mango. Bed In.
mettnent Daley at • third
.1 'Mat )our friends for.
merry pwld.

A number of prominent Ameri-
can Jews will celebrate their 50th
or subsequent quinquennial anni-
versary of birth during February,
Earn 10% net or better
1936, and the Jewish Statistical
Bureau publishes below a select-
plus firm rising market.
ed list of these. These persons
included have distinguished them-
11 APT.
selves in the fields of art, science,
Brick furnished 2 and 3
industry, political and economic
rooms. Entire price $5250
life or communal service. The
with $3,000 down. Close
list is published solely for its
estate.
, communal and educational values.
I It is not claimed that the list is
13 APT.
complete.
Good condition. Was
Ilayint Fineman, Philadelphia,
$50,000 foreclosed $15,-
Pa., professor and head of Eng-
500 with $3,100 down.
Ilish department, Temple Univer-
sity; Zionist leader and author;
19 APT.
60 years, Feb. 12, 1936
Moses Gomberg, Ann Arbor,
All 3 rooms and wall beds.
Mich.
professor and chairman of
Substantial property.
chemistry department, University
Rent $6,600. Was $90,000
of
.Michigan;
awarded Nichols
now $26,000 with $5,000
medal by American Chemical So-
down. Close estate.
ciety, 70 years, Feb. 12, 1936.
35 APT.
Solomon Guggenheim, New
York, N. Y. Mining executive
Rent $11,000. Foreclosed
member
of firm of Guggenheim
bargain $47,500 with
Bros.• 75 years, Feb. 2, 1936,
$9,500 down. Mr. Bedford
'
Wallie
A. Hurwitz, Ithaca, N.
Y., professor of mathematics, Cor-
Homer Warren & Co.
nell University; former editor
Bulletin American Mathematical
52 years dependable eel vice
Society; author; 50 years, Feb.
18, 1936.
Isaac Husik, Philadelphia, Pa.,
professor of philosophy, Unive•,
Pity of Pennsylvania; editor Jew-
ish Publication Society; author;
60 years, Feb. 10, 1936.
Louis A. Lurie, Cincinnati, 0.;
physician, assistant professor of
Homes - Good Income
psychiatry, University of Cincin-
Property - Business--
nati; medical writer; Year
50s
Feb. 10, 1936.
Industrial • Apartments
David Manner, New York, N. Y.
violinist; conductor; director of
BROKERS - INVESTORS
music school; editor; 70 years,
are invited to inspect our
Feb. 10, 1936.
property books
Herbert M. Ostroski, Washing-
ton, D. C., major, U. S. A., re-1
tired; formerly commandant, Gen-
eral staff, Fort Leavenworth,
bolt
RA. 5593
Kan.; 50 years, Feb .25, 1936.
1712 lirtoWoId, eor. State
Victor Rosewater, Philadelphia,
Pa.; journalist; former regent, Ne-
braska State University; author;
65 years, Feb. 13, 1936.
A Charming Children's Story David J. Saposs, Washington,
D. C.; U. S. Department of Labor;
Ruth and Latrobe Carroll have economic advisor, National Labor
jointly produced a fine story under Relations Board; author; 50 years,
the title "Luck of the Roll and Go" Feb. 22, 1936.
recently published by the Macmil-
Isaiah L. Sharfman, Ann Arbor
lan Co. ($1.50). The first of the Mich.; professor and chairman,
co-authors drew the many illustra- economics department, University
tions in the book.
of Michigan; member board of
Luck is the name that was given editors, American Economic Re-
a atoaway kitten on The Roll and view; 60 years, Feb. 19, 1936.
Jonah B. Wise, New York, N.
Go ship which was headed for the
South Pole. The kitten makes Y.; Rabbi; former chairman of
friends speedily and before long I fund raising campaign, American
is counted among the veteran sea- Jewish Joint Distribution Com-
mittee; Editor; 55 years, Feb. 21,
men.
The Carrells tell their story in- 1936.
terestingly and have written it in
To Honor Samuel Goldstein
a style that will fascinate the
Many outstanding leaders in the
young reader. They have sur-
rounded their chief actor with a Zionist movement have joined in
group of charming friends, out- sponsoring the dinner on Sunday,
standing among whom is Big Boy, Feb. 16, at the Grand Street Boys'
Luck's favorite playmate and the Club House, which wil pay tribute
to Samuel Goldstein on the oc-
ship's favorite dog.
Adventure marks every chapter casion of his completion of 25
in the book. From the moment years of effort in behalf of Pales-
Luck is discovered to the time the tine.
Louis Lipsky and Morris Roth-
kitten redeems herself by driving
One Eye, dangerous rat, from the enberg are the honorary chair-
vessel, there is action. And the men of the jubilee dinner com-
adventure includes net only the mittee.
Mr. Goldstein, who is at pres-
activities o the boat but also an
airplane ride over the South Pole. ent the president of the Down-
This is one of the best cat and town Zionist District, has been a
dog stories that have appeared in prominent figure in various
phases of activity for Palestine,
a long time.
and is widely known throughout
No standing in the world with- New York for his leadership in
many Jewish communal causes.
out stopping.

FOR SALE

The Detroit Bank
...my me.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Feb. 15-Philomathic Debating Club Banquet.
Feb. 15--Hadassah Oneg Shebat, 2:30 p. m., at home of
Mrs. Arthur Purdy, 631 Chicago Blvd.
Feb. 16-Annual Meeting of Federation Agencies.
Feb. 16-Zedakah Club's 16th Birthday Dinner-Dance at
Oriole Terrace.
Feb. 16-Discussion on juvenile delinquency by Judge D. J.
Healy, before Young People's Temple Club, at 3:30 p. m., in
Men's Club Room of Temple Beth El.
Feb. 17-Women's Auxiliary of Jewish Old Folks Home
regular meeting, Statler Hotel, at 2 p. m. Philip Adler will lec
ture on "Russia and the Far East." Miss Marian Goodman, pianist.
Feb. 18-Luncheon of Pioneer Women's Organization.
Feb. 19-Hadassah Roll of Honor Rally, at Phalanx Club
12:30 p. m.
Feb. 19-Detroit League of National Home for Jewish Chil-
dren in Denver, Colo.
Feb. 20-Lecture by Ludwig Lewisohn before the Men's
Club of Congregation B'nai Moshe.
Feb. 23-Address by Dr. David de Sola Pool, rabbi of
Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue of New York, before the forum of
Men's Club of Shaarey Zedek.
Feb. 23-Annual meeting of Federation Agencies.
Feb. 25-North End Clinic's dinner honoring Dr. Harry
Saltzstein at Temple Beth El.
Feb. 25-Professional and Business Women's Division of
liadassah. Card Party in Spanish Grill of Fort Shelby Hotel, 8:30
p. m. Proceeds for Rothschild University Hospital.
Feb. 26-Hadassah Roll of Honor Rally at Phalanx Club,
12:30 p. m.
March 1-Second Jewish Youth Conference at Jewish Com-
munity Center, from 1 to 6 p. m.
Starch 4-Iladassah Honor Roll Concert at Masonic Temple.
March 1-Purim Dinner-Dance of Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood.
March 7-Temple Beth El Senior High School Annual
Purim Dinner-Dance in social hall of Temple Beth El, at 6:30 p. m.
March 8-Annual meeting of Jewish Welfare Federation
and United Jewish Charities (afternoon).
March 8-Annual Detroit Service Group Get-To-Gather
(evening).
March 8-Purim Party of Shaarey Zedek Sunday School.
Starch 8-Purim Military Ball of the Julius Rosenwald
Post No. 218 of American Legion, at Statler Hotel.
March ld-Evening Musicale of Music Study Club.
March 10-Annual $5 donor luncheon of Ladies' Auxiliary
of Jewish National Fund.
March 16-Banquet of Palestine Labor Campaign.
March 15-Presentation of "Pinafore" by Music Group of
Young People's Temple Club, at Temple Beth El.
Starch 16-Women's Auxiliary of Jewish Old Folks' Home
regular meeting at Statler Hotel at 2 p. m.
March 18-Address by Dr. Hans Kohn, eminent authority
on Eastern affairs, before the forum of Men's Club of Congrega-
Cation Shaarey Zedek.
March 22-Annual donor dinner of Detroit Auxiliary of
Los Angeles Sanatorium.
March 29-Rabbi Milton Steinberg, of the Park Ave. Syna-
gogue of New York, in an address before Men's Club of Shaarey
Zedek, on the subject "Factors of Survival in Jewish Life."
March 29-March Frolic of Zedakah Juniors.
May 2-Neugarten Sunshine Club, Mothers and Daughters
Luncheon.
May 3-Eva Prenzlauer and Infant Service Group Mothers'
and Daughters' Luncheon.
May 16-Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood Mothers' and Daugh-
ten' Luncheon,

Dr. Wise Praises
Articles by Fram

Dr. Stephen S. Wise this
Meek wrote to Rabbi Leon Fram
lauding him for his articles on
Palestine in the Detroit News.
Rabbi Wise's letter follows:
I have just read through the
first of the articles that you
were good enough to send me,
your story of what you saw in
Palestine, and I want to offer
not only my appreciation of
your generous word, but more
particularly to tell you that it is
tremendously well done.
'Please send me all successive
copies, and in heaven's name,
make a book of it.
Thanks again and do not for-
get to send me the papers.

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FIRST INSERTION

Starr ,Attorney, 516

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STATE OF MICIIIGAN, County of
STATE OP MICHIGAN, Count, w Wayne. se-At • ..1.41 of th• Probate
Wayne. se.-At • nasal. of the Probate
Court
for
said
Ormety
of Wayne, Odd
Court fo r .
15 C.." o f
'•••. et the Probat• Courtr.m in th• City of
at the Probate Court Rom
In the CRY Detroit, on the third day of February
of 1 10..t. 4111 the tenth ff. of Fo b ." In the yor one thousand nine hundred
wry In the year one thounand n
n i ne hon. nn ,i thi r t y six
t'
Arad and thirty PI, Present: Joeeph A. Murphy
Judge of Probae. In the mat•

. " . Judo "
IS • .9 " ter of the
'
estate of FAT
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ter
the °Mate of SAM hARDASIIIAN
tlet'east . (1. On reading and filing the pea•
Si'., known RS it II. NARDASHIAN,
tins of William Gineburg praying that
• Iro known as NAM 141 1 NDVIAN, do.
adnilnlettatiou of raid entitle he granted
reawd. tin reading end Ming the poi.
to himself or mine other ott•ble person
Il
Gen of Goateed I:oda/Mien
P r• /'" It la ordered. that the eleventh day of
hmt edminletration of .1d elate be
March next at ten o'clock In the fort-

RELIABLE HOUSE HELP. Laun-
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hearing
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that • ropy of t hle order be puhllehed

nni, ,'aunty of
evious to Pahl 1
QUILTS-Made or recovered from three elbrePPIVe meek• pregal
)11011AP C. NIDRPHy.
of h earino. In the L
Chroniele,
your own feathers or wools. Pit. a time
Judge of Probate
...simper printed and drys !sting
lows recovered-special, $1.25. sald County of 5Vone.
DON D
CULLEN,
JOSEPH
A.
MIMPH.
Full line of curtains, baby,
Deputy Probe. Reglad.
Juana of Probattala (A tr., copsT
shower and wedding gifts. Dex- (A true copy)
Herman S. Amin. Attorney, MP
ter Quilt & Gift Shop, 11649 DC. It 41 LLEN,
Donal Donk
Dr. Charles W. Harris, head of
Deputy Probate ReEleter.
FOK•INITIDE OF LAND CONTRACT
Dexter Blvd., at Webb. Hogarth
the department of religion and
NOTICE
9060.
To
WITIIAN It. BUTLER end 'THEL-
17.111
chaplain at Lafayette College,
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of MA NI ISNAGGS. now known am Thelma
Easton, Pa., adds another volume BE KIND to your feet and they Wayne.
AI.
Ruth,
You
WIthan
R. flutter mud
se.-At • emodon of the Probate
Thelma NI. Rogge. now known o
to the available studies by Chris-
will be kind to you. Let us build Coot for said Monty of Way.. hell Thelma M. flutter are hereby notified
9 the Probate Courtroom In the flit of
tian theologians of ancient Is-
you a pair of arches that will Detroit. on the tenth Any of •ehroarY thata ./eaeln land contratt boring
rael's religious and cultural con-
of 291h day of January, 1921, by
hold the structure of your foot in the year one thouganil nine hundred dolt.
between Grand River Avenue
C. n od
and thirty six. Present: Thom.
tributions.
100 per cent. We make them Murphy, Judo of Probate. In the Innt• Itemelopment Co, a 311chigan Corpora-
tion,
of the that part. Mitt Witban It.
Dr. Harris' "The Hebrew Heri-
to order to fit the individual ter of Ise emelt/ of MATILDA GER-
Buller
and Then. M. Knelt. of the
HARD dertmeed. Theodora Sell. admin.
tage," published by the Abing-
foot, at a cost no higher than Imtratrix
cw'and pert, be In default by remeOn 01
of mold estate having rendered
don Press, 150 Fifth Ave., New
ready-made arches, with a money- to GIP Court One account and sled the non-payment of the Inettaintenle of
Prrmilual and Intoreet due there.
York ($2.60), is a study of the
back guarantee. M. KANER therewith a petition praying that the the
rePidue or callIodate osigned to the under, and you WItban R. Butler end
backgrounds-cultural and re-
SHOE REPAIR, only true shoe permit. entitled thereto. It in ordered, Thelma M. Butler, are hereby further
notified that the said Grand River Ave-
ligious-of the ancient Jewish
refitter in State of Michigan, that the neventeenth dd. of March. nue
Development Co., • ?Whig. .r•
next at ten o'clock In the forenoon at
communities.
1517 Broadway, 12916 Jeffer- MIA
',oration. ele4.1 to decide and does here-
court Rom I.Y. aPPointed for es .
by declare s Id rontract forfeited. and
o ntInIng and allowing old areount and
Emphasis is made in this study
son,
fon
WIthen
It. flutter and Thelma M.
is
further
hearing old petition. And. it
on the influence of Israel's neigh-
ordered, the R ropy of this order he Butler, formerly known ite Thelma 31.
bors on the ancient Hebrews and BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONAL puhlicheil three eireeeolve weekm Prevl- Knitting are hereby further notified to
ladies or gentlemen desirous of nus to mid time of boring. In the Legal Yield,aurrender end deliver up p.m,
their teachings. "They have never
d en of aid prentiae• In mold land eon-
n new•Pritier printed awl
making acquaintr.nce for the Chemilele In
been an isolated group," the au-
trot mentioned and of Which you are
IA Courtly of \ \'ayne.
purpose of matrimony, write Bei `"'"'"""
now In posoolon under and by virtue
thor states in the introduction to
of the tern,. thereof. Said foretold• are
Judge of Probate.
60,
Detroit
Jewish
Chronicle,
the volume. "They have invari-
dedrihed in Mid lend ,'outrun as foi-
(A true coq)
Strictly
confidential,
l.. vie, All that certain pima or
THATCHER
HARWARD.
ably lived in the midst of other
parcel of Isn't being Alluded In the
Deputy Probate Register.
peoples, even as they do today.
Townehip of Redford, Wayne County.
HOME
FOR
AGED
AND
Slichleen, And more particularly known
That they have clung tenaciously
end derorthed ar lot numbered ten hen.
DISABLED
to their traditions and had great
SECOND INSERTION
Bred and ninety-eight 110111) of the
pride of race is admitted, but how Special attention given by prac
!Rendition( SulullvIelon Number One of
often they must have been con- tical nursing. P. Fisher, 1732 Eldon lirinrdl•n Trust Co., Arl• no Ad- part of the South Itelf Section TwentY•
three 1531, Town on. (I), Booth Ranee
etc,
ndulotrotor,
Trude.,
(Mardian,
scious that they were living in Taylor Ave., Trinity 2-0096.
Ten 4101, 0.0, rec cording to the plat
170397
somebody's world not their own!"
STATE OF MICHIGAN, Count. of thereof recorded In the office of the
of Deeds for Wayne Cont.
Dr. Harris believes Israel was FOR RENT - Large, light, airy Wayne. RS. - At • worms of the Probate Regleter
Court for sold Countyof Wayne, held Michigan. In liber 16 of Piet... Page 66.
unsuccessful in attempts at self-
(IRANI. RIVER AVENUE
room in apartment for two lad- at the Probate Court Roost In the CID'
DEVELOPMENT CO.,
Detroit. On the third day of February
government. Ile writes: "Their
ies, gentlemen or couple. Kitchen of
By HERNIAE 0. ATRIAL
In 11,,, year one thousand nine hundred
success has not laid in their effort
Attorney and Agent.
privileges. Reasonable. 2930 and thirty ell. Present: Thomas C.
Flint.
to win and achieve a place in the
Murphy.
Judge
of
Probate.
In
the
Chicago Blvd., Apt. 407. Gar-
Willem J. llnmltl, Attorney, 410-11
the omete of GLENN E. COPSE.
ter
of
sun, but in their marvelous ad-
Ito
d 1111Ig.
field 8347-R.
demmoil Union Guardian Trutt Coin-
117017
justment to adverse conditions.
Pony. Rotes under the lot wIll and
STATE OF MICHIGAN, In the Circuit
having a n
They have extracted the sweet DO YOU WISH TO GET AC- tedemeet of sold deeeamed
to tem Court Re fourth account. Court for the County of Wayne, In Chan-
•
from the bitter. They have been
QUAINTED for matrimonial It in ordered. the' the eleventh day of j cel y-fholle Sinclair, Plaintiff, va.
Ifefendent. At e dupl.
tenants, but have contrived to
purposes through a strictly con- March. next at ten o'elotM in the fore- of old 14111,•lair,
Court held In the Court Iloilo
at sold Court Room he •rmoloted
charge the landlord interest."
fidential party? For a personal noon
for ...mining and allowing Mid account. In the Illy of Detroit, this llet day of
Far from complimentary, this
and private interview, write Box And it le further ordered, that a copy January. A. D. HIM. Present: Honorable
tills order he published three elerell- Robert H. Tome ffirrult Judge. It mi-
statement is, however, supple.
22, Detroit Jewish Chronicle. of
noring from affidavit on file that the
elVe Weeks prevlom to old lime of hoe.
mented by numerous flattering
Inc, In the Legal chronicle, • newePaPer defendant in a resident of the Plate of
W
ANTED
-
Jewish
boarding
printed
and clri•lating In mid County Michigan. but le concealing hlmeelf in
things about our ancestors. He
mid date; It le ordered that said de•
homes for father and three of Wayne. THOMAS C. MURPHY,
states, for instance, that "civiliza-
ferment enter his ■ telwarance In Old
sons, mother and two children
Crum on nr Wore three months from
Judge of Probate.
tions have carried away some-
Ante of thle order,or Mid Bill of rom•
,1.,)ENr.
and mother and one child. (a
no true ,e17,7
thing priceless, the golden shield
plaint ill he taken ae confeeeed, and
Write Box 30, Detroit Jewish
that old order be served or published
of a noble moral code, a sublime
Deputy Probate Register.
es required by law.
Chronicle.
f aith, and a priceless literature
ROBERT 21. TOMB
Mary J. Solomon Attorney, 3317 Bar-
-Israel's bestowment upon man-
(A true ropy) Circuit Judge.
YOUNG COUPLE desires sharing
ium T.'S,
FRANK F. BCINKOWIKI.
kind."
Deputy Clerk.
flat or apartment of couple or
10AN. County of
STATE OP 1.1.13is
Thus, the gist of this volume is
family located in Clairmount Wayne, ea-At a ...in of the Probate John (I. !terminal', Attorney, 103 MA,
that Jews were recipients-that
Court for said County of Warn•. held
section. Kitchen privileges re- at
Ont. Olds.
the
Probate
Court
Room in th• City
15000
they borrowed from the Greeks
quired. Call Trinity 2-3689,
of Detroit: on the third day of February
Annan FOR APPEARANCi.
and the Egyptians-but that they
thousand nine hundred
In the year on
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Circuit
and
thirtyMY
Preeent,
D.
J.
Healy,
Jr.,
also gave to the world their moral TO RENT-Completely furnished
Court for the County of Wayne, In Chen•
the
matter
of
the
Probate.
In
0
cery -Florence flrehe, Plaintiff. vs. Er.
and spiritual values.
Calvert Ave. flat for 6 months, Judge
eptat• of RAYMOND A. DRAY, deceased
neat Moho, Deferment. It wppearing
reserving room for college girl. On reading any filing the 501)5)05 of from the effidavIt of piaintiff on file
Marie Gray praying that admInIntratio
Congregation Beth Ahaba, Rich.
Reasonable rental. Write Box of mid estate be granted to hoot( or 1.1 defendant Ernest Mobs le not a
reddent of thle Stitt, but hie Met known
mond, Va., Ob
95th
some ether ott•ble person It la ordered,
19, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
addreea was Ft. Brady. Sault Pte. Doric
two
ll Pt the ant, day of March, next at Court
Anniversary
Wohlttnn. and hie preeent whereabouts
O'clock in the efternoon at Rill11
In observance of nearly a cen- FOR RENT - Nicely furnished noon he appointed for hearing Mid peti- are not known: It In ordered that said
defendant enter his armearance In said
room
in
private
home
for
pro-
tion.
And
It
Is
further
ordered.
that
a
tury's achievements in the field
tAllsO on or before three month. front
order be published throe dotef this order. or said bill
fessional or business gentleman. .opy or thle
of com-
of Jewish religious inspiration and
yucceitel. week. prevloum to maid time plaint will he taken an coureseed, and
Colorado near Woodward. Call of ...any In the Legal Chronicle. a that
leadership, Co n g r e g ation Beth
meld order he .ryed end published
and
circulating
In
add
nowermper printed
Townsend 8-5354.
no required by law
Ahaba of Richmond, Va., will
County of Won..
Dated, Detroit, Michigan, January II,
celebrate its 95th anniversary
D. J. H)CALY.
I 1311.
Judi. of Probate.
with special services Friday eve- SINGLE LADIES AND GENTLE-
ROBERT If. TOMB
'A Ono ropy-)
MEN,
desirous
of
forming
so-
(A
tr. ropy)
Circuit Judge.
ning, Feb. 14. The Sisterhood of
li. C11.1.EN.
FRANI( F. SONNOWSKI,
cial club, call Monday, Thurs- DON
Deputy Probate Register.
the Congregation will present •
Deputy Clerk.
day
and
Saturday
evenings,
pageant history of the Temple on
Jun. E. All., !Mersey, 5753 MM..
2530 Elmhurst Ave., Apt. 1.
Arnold R. Prank, Anonwr, 807-00 0
Feb. 18,
Avenue.
moodlldr.
72:321
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
STAT. OP MICHIGAN, County of
IITATI Or MICRIGAN, Count y
The tenth person in the world to
Wayne. No-At a woolen of the Probate
room with twin beds in home Court
Way
.. tw- At • 55.1.5 of the Prbat•
for raid County of Wayne. hold
o
be elected an honorary member of
of couple without children. 2291
Probate Court Room in the City Court for .1d County of Way., held
the American Sociological Society
of Detroit. on the thirty first day of at th• Probate Court Room In th• City
Ilazelwood, near LaSalle,
f Patron. on the twenty merood dry of
lottery In the veer one thooand nine
is Prof. Franz Oppenheimer,
and thirty el, Preeent: Joseph/ anuary In the year ne
oormand
nine
th
ranked as one of Germany's fore- FOR RENT - Nicely furnished A. Murphy, Judge of Probate. • In the I hundred and thirty P reeent• Edward
IS.
'Command. Judge of Probate. In the mat•
most economists before Herr Hitler
room for a lady or gentleman totter of the Wale of
PERSMITH, dece.ed. Julius E. Allen, ter of the Wide of JENNIE BLUE,
made him leave.
in adult home. Call Townsend diminletr•ter of Mid ,,tats haying on-
An Instrument In writing pur-
areount and porting to be the Met will and tegument
6-5153. ,
deres1 to thle •rourt hie final

A Christian's Study of Is-
rael's Cultural and Spir-
itual Origins

J

A Story of Colonial Virginia

A golden horseshoe studded with
pearls was the gift of the heroine,
Tamar, whose adventures make
"The Golden Horseshoe" by Eliza-
beth Coatsworth (Macmillan, $2.)
a good story for children. Robert
Lawson drew the illustrations.
This is a story of colonial Vir-
ginia. Against the wishes of Gen.
eral Spotswood's party, Tamar,
disguised as an Indian boy, fol-
lows an expedition which includes
her halfbrother Roger. The latter
does not like Tamar because she
has Indian blood in her veins. But
her spunk soon causes him to ad-
mire and respect her and her In-
dian folk.
Tamar saves the expedition by
advising the party to take horse-
shoes for the mountain climb and
through other advice. For these
services she earns the governor's
gift of the golden horseshoe,

The Jewish Publication Society
will shortly issue a "History of
the Jewish Community of Vienna"
by Max Grunwald.

that
ay
therewith a petiti on iffIng
the marble of mid oriole be assigned
le

filed

Gdynia America Line Ex-
pects an Active 1936

The newly 'published sailing
schedule of the Polish Line is a
pleasant surmise for Jewish pas-
sengers who are planning to visit
their old country or Palestine. Not
only is now the new motorliner
"Pilsudski" turning aroung regu-
larly between New York and
Gdynia, but her sistership the H.
S. "Batory" will also be in serv-
ice beginning June 2.
Both the "Pilsudski" and "Ba-
tory" carry tourists and third
class only with plenty of comfort,
space and service for all passen-
gers. On all boats delicious kosh-
er cooking is served under the
supervision of a maszgiach and
completely equipped synagogues
are at the disposition of the pious.

Emma Goldman, who is now in
England, is writing a book called
"Was My Life Worth Living?" in
which she tells of her reactions to
the United States after 15 years
absence.

i Sigma Delta Fraternity Receives
41.000 for German Student Relief Mau

to the pereom entitled thereto. It
March,
ordered. thet the fifth day of
next et ten o'clock In the forenoon at

saki Collet Room be allodeled for es -
account and
omining and allowing mid
hearing wild petition. And it M further
of thlg order be
oritered. that a copy
tubliahed three sus.ceselye weeks prey.-
.. to eald time at heartily In the ISt RRI
printed and
.111,110e. • newspaper

uniting In old County of Wayne,
JOSEPH A. MURPHY.

ladle of Prohot

ts truo ropy.)
ICON D CULLEN.
Depute Probate

r.e.t.r.

Jell. F. Allen, Attorney, 3131 1111.144;
Avenue.
121.1
County et
cin
fly ATII OF winax,
PrObate
Wayne, . - At • RoR11102 of the
Court for old County et Wayne. bald
at Om Pram., Courtroom In the CRY Of
POO•
Detroit. on the thirty Prot n.1of

ery in the year one thooand nine lain•
died end thirty six Proonts looph A

Murphy, Judge of Probate In the mete.
of the edam of EVA SWIATEK. de.
Mach..., a m
enced. Ignallo
'tat. of .141 edam. h•ving rendered

this Court Ile final amount and filed
R petition prolog that the
property be turned over to the helm of
•eld eddy. It Im ordered, lhat the fifth
der of March, ned • ■ ten n'elmik In the
•P
id
old Court Room
e. , renonn
'Anted for examining od allowing MIA
and bearing old petition Anil
0 Is further ordered. that • copy of

'herewith

lids order he puhliehod three euccemeive
ornke prolong In raid time of heart..
n the Logal Chronicle, • nowd•Per
county
n
fief. and rircuieting I

WaYne.

JOPEPII A /d1 . 1.1.
Judge of Probate.
is Ir. espy.)
re1t4 D C1tLI.W4,
Donut, Probate Refer* ,

1101.1 L. Thornton. Attorney, 10573 W.
Jelfernott Aye., Rio. Rouge, Mirk.

COP,

COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE

In th• met., of the eget. of AL.
PERT F . PAFFOLD. i.e.,,.') we the
..edemIgned. hmeng ton appointedby
,,• Prnb,te Court for the Conti' nf
w Rom. St•e• of Mb- him, Commieelon-
e•• to reset•e. nRIRIn• itntl •AJR•1 1111

, 'anis •nd demand. of ell per.ns
dalnd old deo-eared. do hoehi

eAlce that we will mot •t 10571 W.
Jefferson Ai•, Piro, Rouge, Mien, In
rettmly. nn Ittr, tiAT, the 55th
o' MARCH, A T. 1134. and on FRIPAT.
•at l ad
t! r 11th day of MAT. A P

lock P. M. of each of weld dam. for
•errove Of ...mining and •IlowIng
HAIRS, and Omit four month. from
e 214h did. of Jrmuary. A. D 1134,
s,re allowed ho wad coed for ...Um,
I. present/ 'brie cielme to a. for •2.
at dentine and allowed.
Dated, J....-. nth. 1114
EDWARD NI R•RKE.
. .
31015 R. Moi
Commleelonere.

11.e Administrator,
1;11.

Arnold I Shure. president of the
ewish Student Scholarship Fund,
ra.., of Chicago, presenting check fix
11.000 to Aaron Benenson, of New
York City, retiring president of the
Phi Sigma'Delta Fraternity. at that
Fraternity's recent Convention in
Chicago, rot Phi Sigma Delta's
National program of aid to gifted
German students There are now

eight German students continuing
their education here as guests of the
Fraternity The Fraternity voted
at its convention to extend the scope
of the program. and to initiate a drive
for funds &mon; its members Met
Jewish fraternities have been invited
to participate with Phi Stria Delta
in this work Mani Altirnet. of
Clucago.nrepeeident.sin the center

1•111.
C010110RIONE/101 NOTICE
In the matmr
th. egmto
M5R7
1.I.EN Dont:MORE. ItOrellnott i the
underpinned. Imsing been •pooletod b,
Cs Probate Court Mr the Conn, of
W sow, lit•t• of MwhIgan,
to reedy,
•nd ed.lans •Il
, lonte and demand. of petper..
Arden Mtn tloSeLPerl, do her•bm Sim.
nolle• thet I will ho at the office of
terry
114.91 , 1t. 1504 Ham ,
PAg.. In gold County. on FRIDAY. the
Ms day of MARCII. A. If 1214. sad
on WEDNESDAY. the lto h day of 3IAY.
A Id of
A o. 1111. at 11 26 o'clock
o
ed. err maid ants for t . Purr.. Of
startlInIOI and allowing sold I' Is in.., and
met four menthe from the 17th Mt, of
Jammer,. A I. 1130. were •Ilowed
nO'd
Casa for creditor. to ...yet their
c•allo• le me for •tamMatIon and al.

Ists.re

Onted. January171k, 921
PERRY J POWER.
Connalsolo•le.

of .1e1 de, 'ea.ed having been delivered
to this Court for fireboat. and Char!.
Blue homing flied therewith • petition
praying that admInIstratioewith the
will ann.. of mid estate be granted
to Albert Menchel or some other sultele
pore.. It to ordered, that the third day
of April, neat at teno'clock In the fore-
noon •t said Court Room be appointed
for proving Mid Instrument and helot.
dud petition. And It la further order.,
filet a ropy of this order be publIghed
three euccessly• weeks nrevlOu. In .Id
time of hedIng, In the Legal Chlionirly
•
paper printed and adulating In
dad County of Wayne
EDWARD COMMAND,
Jude. at Probate.
I• tree ropy)
RALPG J. 7.11MLICR.
Prohate Minster.

Ill ril., E. 5? Wog, Attorney, coo (Aar-
on('
2134.
CHANCERT SAI.E IN PURCUANCE
end by item, of • decree of the Circuit
Ckurt of the County of Wayne. !late of
141onlgon. In Chsnrery. made •nd en-
tered on the twenty•eighth day of J•nu.
ary A. It 1134, In a cert•In rerme
g' w herein Alsonst 1111Setts
21utual Life lin
Inman- rm.
Compnny. •
Mes.chuselte Corporation. Is Plaintiff ,
and 4tekman Bould•rd Theatre Com.
many. • Michiean Corleor•tIon, OstOras
J. Hamtner, Alfred II. Beebe, Harty J
Ilammolef, Jaceli B. KleInemIth, are
Defend.... Notice Is hereby ellen that
we
at public suctioe to tha
hleheet bidder at the Southerly or row.
e re. Street entrain. to the Wayne
cnonty Building. In the Citp of Detroit.
...flinty of Wayne. State of 3tichlgen
Ithat being the build'. In shlrh th•
ridult Court for the County of Warne
.• held) nn TUESDAY, THE 11th DAT
OF MARCII. A. D. 1174. at Twelve
o' elm k noon. Eamon Standard Time, nn
the Mid E. the fellowine dew.rlimd
property. ,I%: All that certain piece or
perce1 of land athated and being In the
City of Detroit i•ounty of wan. •nd
elate of 111 .1pren. Amer./41 ta•
tom it. Lat. oinelOyn. !Welty, twenty
twenty•ton and twenty-three of
man and Gray. SuldivIemn number
two gf part ...muter *potion film. of
the Ten TM/amend Acre Tra.d. accord-
ing to the pla
recorded In LIN, 17
loge in; maid premises Seine
oftoeted en northoeet rerner of °dream
Boultmerd sod Leg. Avenue. situated
in the city of Detroit. County of Wayne
▪
StAt• of MI. hires
PRIttl,
February 6, 1114
ROBERT E RAGE.
Circuit Court Confinlegioney
Way. counte, Michigan

ryM

nrr•txr

F. w'111r1NO.

Attorney for PI•intIff

W. Andrus, AtItentry, 1414 1 olon
CreartIlan ItIdg.
•41014
°RIPER FOR APPEARANCE
IF i':FENnANTit
weave OP MICHIGAN. In the fleetult
Court for the County of Wayne, In Chan•
eery - Mee Ituartlt•o True, Pomp.).
a Mbhie•n reformation. True.. under
egretment with Charlet M . Vern
Plaintiff, ye God. Whitby and Poniole
Whirl. hie elf., and Cherie. Stryanaus.
Mn,. Defendant.. At • woolen of odd
rant hold In the Wayne County Bond.
In in the CID of Petroit. Michigan
ette
re 27th d•y ef January. A
yt Ian
Pre«mtllonorable Robert 11 Tonle. CI,
col lodge it from the Cl..
sod rani. In tele can« and the aftl•
dadt of any Vreeltand. hereto attached,
that It ran rot two serert•Inrn In *het
eats Or sount• the d•fond•nte. (Merge
either
WHIM one r. hie Si?.. or
of therm read.. and that the do-
?of/dents. lleorge Whitle and Dornleele
Whttle. hie wife, were rooldeet• of thie
eat, that pre... for their •rdwarame
me
hae hen May Mew. •nd that the Mme
not he aened by meson of therm
ego ode from MIN date. It in oedered
'het 11, said defend•nta Genre. 151011.
and Irmonole Whitt*, hle wife. and ...eh
of thorn. appear and antorer 0111 of
omplalot Pled In thin eau. within three
3) num.. of the MI of taiord.,
fir the add bill et remplatnt will M
lakes ad ecedderd against the ••14 do-
foodont4 and each a them, and It 10

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LARGE GAINS MADE BY
SUN LIFE INSURANCE

The 66th annual report of the
Sun Life Assurance Company of
Canada just issued gives support.
ing evidence to the solidity of the
institution of life Insurance and
emphasizes how life insurance is
the great stabilizing economic se-

RANDOLPH 1953

Baseball Writers
Honor Greenberg

•• ■ •••• ■.■

NEW YORK (WNS)-One of
the most coveted honors in big
league baseball was awarded
to Hank Greenberg, first base-
man of the world champion De-
troit Tigers when he received the
"player of the year" plaque from
the' New York chapter of the
Baseball Writers of America at
Its annual dinner on Feb. 2. The
unanimous choice of the New
York writers for the honor,
Greenberg, a home-town boy who
made good in Detroit, is the first
of the long line of famous base-
ball stars to win the award after
only three years in the big'
leagues. This is the second honor
of the year for Greenberg, he
having been named the outstand-
ing American League player for
1935,

Jewish Metropolitan Club
Dinner-Dance on Feb. 23

ERNEST W. OWEN

factor in liven of millions of
the country's population.
The Investment of the huge funds
received by an insurance company
is a formidable problem, but Pres-
ident Arthur B. Wood states the
Company's investment income
showed a very noticeable increase
over 1934.
During the 65 years of its ex-
istence the company's payments to
policyholders and their benefici-
aries exceed $968,000,000, In 1936
alone the company distributed over
$80,000,000.
The company's new business for
the year was in excess of $219,-
000,000, giving business in force
of $2,700,000,000. Total income for
the year waft more than $153,000,-
000, with an excess of income over
disbursements for the year of
$47,000,000.
The company has a very large
amount of business in force in
Michigan and the Detroit branch
under the leadership of Ernest W.
Owen ranked fourth In the com-
pany's agencies.
In the group insurance field the
increase has been most marked
showing a gain of 23 per cent. In
Michigan the gain over 1934 was
68.7 per cent.

curity

A charter fest and first annual
dinner dance will be given by the
Jewish Metropolitan Club on Sun-
day, Feb. 23, at 8210 12th St. This
club was formerly the Half Cen-
tury. Club and was reorganized
on Jan. 20. The officers are:
President, Morris Lefkovitz;
vice-president, Jacob Silverman;
treasurer, Jacob Moss; recording
secretary, Leon Boricoff; financial
secretary, Harry Levin; trustee,
Nathan Gershow, Jonas Keywell,
Isadore Herscovitz, A. Projonski,
}tarry Pearlman; chairman of en-
tertainment committee, Sam Rise-
ler; hospitaler, Abraham Goroff;
sergeant at arms, Alex Mutnick.
Dinner will be served at 7 p. m.
and the inauguration and placing
of names of members on the new
charter will take place at 8 p. M.
The ladies auxiliary's officers are
as follows: President, Mrs. Jonas
Keywell; vice-president Mrs. Irene .
Kaplan; treasurer, Mrs. Lena '
Moss; trustees, Mrs. Rose Auer-
back, Mrs. Bessie Lefkontitz, Mrs.
Bessie Baker; hopitalers, Mrs.
Sadie Gershow, Mrs. Anna Res-
nick; treasurer of loans, Mrs.
Becky Gell; secretary of loans,
Mrs. Rose Levin; chairman of en-
tertainment committee, Mrs. Grace
Rubin.
Harry Becker will act as toast-
master. Nathan Gershow will be
honorary chairman of this affair.
On Sunday evening, March 8, a
Purim masquerade ball will be
held and prizes will be awarded:
for the best costumes.

Gift to Council Fund

The Detroit section of the Na-
Chevrolet Sales Break All
tional Council of Jewish Women
January Records
received a contribution for the Ida
F. Ginsburg Scholarship Memorial
Sales
by Chevrolet dealers con-
Fund in memory of Esther Sapiro
tinued throughout January at a
from Dr. and Mrs. Morris Rand.
rate which broke all January rec-
Who travels for love finds • ords in the history of the com-
pany, besides rounding out the
thousand miles only one mile.
greatest 90 day: after announce-
ment that Chevrolet has ever
further ordered that thlo •rdar ba pub-
honed on required be Ian In the Logs! known.
chronolo and that a true ropy the.of
This fact is revealed by figures
he nett by regrmered mall to the amid
defendant.. George Whitt. and Donal.. released by W. E. Holler, vice-
WM., hie wife, and earn of therm di- preeident and general sales man-
rected to floor. Whit). and to Domleole
Whitt, hie wife. at 3111 Clipped Aye- ager. New records were estab-
nu*. Detrnit, Miehilno
lished both for new cars and trucks
ROBERT )4 TOMS.
and for used cars, Mr. Holler said.
IA O ne copy)
el reolt Jed..
An important contributing factor,
FRANK Y. RONKOWIMI,
Deputy Clerk.
he added, was the used car die.
xi., Atterary , sea rm•istot1 pont program,, under which thou-
ode.
sands of old cars were destroyed
44444
and forever removed from the
RIATit
MICHIGAN. In the Cloult
Court for the Comte of Wayne. to Chan• streets and highways of America.
(or,
Iingolf, Plaintiff, vs. Victoria
January sales of new ears and
Rogoff. •Iwy known as VI... Rola..
VI, tort., PoleY.I. Victoria Bleacher and trucks totaled 75,412 unite, an in-
Vistorth R Reg. and Wain hardware
crease of 103 per cent over Jan-
' . ""'Ss"v.
11 ,1"hlion affirmation. and
./.n len.,
and doing uary, 1935. New unit sales for
tuolne. es mi.. College et Bdully Cul- the period since the 1936 model
ture. Def•ndents. At a ...Ion of said
announcement totaled 247,668, as.
Court held in the court lieu. In the
only of Detroit, geld County "and Stole, compared with 130,867 for the
on the 49 day of gehrunry. A. D. 1514
best corresponding period in the
rregynt. the Ilennrable Phone,. D. ntl.
lender. ilrenit Jul... It drnearing from past, 1929-30. This is an in-
effIddit on file that deferment Jean crease of 89 per cent.
Dieted.
and doing tut...
Used car sales for January
tts Idle all
of 14.oty Cullum le tot
• met.. of this Stat• hut regidee at were 163,966 units, the second-
A Igeth Street, Ilymehheret, Ileotts highest used car month in Chev-
Mend, Oct York. It le ordered that
rolet's entire history. Sales of
ob• aPlwr and anewro the hill of eon,
bib
plaint
111.1 In MIe roue* within three used cars for the 90-day period
moeth• from the date 6f lbly dodge.
since introduction of the 1936
or said NIII will ho Mben ae contemned
outdoor( her. It Is
her order.. th•t models totaled .00,717 units, 247,-
• corm of this order he huhltahod we
003 in 1934-5 being the highest
confine t• Ida In th• Leral
he
and el. that • ropy of thie order
previous total for a correspond-
do t by sr ststortsfl men to wad defend-
ing period.
ant •t 411 Meth Poe.

Retehhtteme. L og
Dland, New York. ho last know. ad-
drew
SHERMAN TA CALLENDER.
(A Iwo *MI
atom Jui•
PAANK P. 11101171(0WITT

D•Pstr Clark.

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W. A. Benswanger, president of
the Pittsburgh Pirates, used to be
quite a music critic.

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