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May 21, 1937
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••
Annual Meeting of
U. H. S. Auxiliary
Wednesday, May 26
The annual meeting and elec-
tion of officers of the Women's
Auxiliary of the United Hebrew
Schools will be held at the home
of Mrs. Saul Davidson, 2445 W.
Boston Blvd., Wednesday, May 26,
at 2 o'clock.
A program has been arranged
by Mrs. Wolf Kaplan. Mrs. Judy
Roth Jacobs, a newcomer to De-
troit, but well-known in New
York as a soloist on many radio
broadcasts, will be the soloist for
the afternoon and will also be
her own accompanist.
Miss Melba Sklar, teacher of
dramatics, a graduate of Detroit
Conservatory of Music in the dra-
matic division, who has directed
plays and has acted in plays for
the Shaarey Zedek Young Peo-
ple's Society and has also been a
member of a stock company. the
Comedy Theater. will entertain
with a varied selection of read-
ings.
A social hour will follow the
meeting.
The Women's Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew Schools acknowl-
edges the following contributions:
Mrs. Jacob Weiss and sister, Sar-
ah Bennett, 2667 Sturtevant, in
memory of Max Schlussel; Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Berman. in mem-
ory of Mrs. Berick; Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Berman, in memory of
Abbe L. Keidan.
Medical Institute
Day of Home Relief
Mrs. M. Kogan of Cambridge
Ave., was hostess to the board of
the Home Relief Society on Fri-
day, May 14.
Mrs. Bernard Komer of Lawr-
ence Ave., who is in charge of
reservations for the subscription
luncheon on Monday, May 24, at
Hotel Statler, on the medical in-
stitute day, reported that reser-
vations will be taken until Sun-
day, May 23, Attendance at this
luncheon is optional.
Mrs. Charles Cornell, president
of the Home Relief Society, and
Mrs. Robert S. Drews, chairman
of the medical institute day, ex-
tend an invitation to all friends
and members to attend this event
at which Dr. Carleton J. Marinus,
prominent endocrinologist, Dr.
Jan Paul Pratt, outstanding gyne-
cologist and obstetrician, and Dr.
Lowell S. Selling, city psychiatrist,
will be the principal speakers.
This program is complimentary.
ROYAL COMMISSION
ALTERNATIVE PLAN
• WILL CURB RIGHTS
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
May 22-Art frolic of Jewish Community Center.
May 22-Bingo party of Infants Service Group affiliated
with the Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid, at the Bnai Moshe Syna-
gogue.
May 23-Annual meeting of Detroit section of American
Jewish Congress.
May 24-Medical Institute Day of Horne Relief Society,
at Hotel Stotler.
May 25-Regular monthly meeting of Detroit chapter of
Hadassah.
May 26Annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew Schools, at 2 p. m., at Mrs. Saul Davidson's
home, 2445 W. Boston Blvd.
May 26-Ladies Auxiliary of Home for the Aged, installa-
tion of officers.
June 1-Detroit chapter of Hadassah. Annual meeting.
Election of officers. Statler Hotel, 2 p. m.
June 6-Jewish Community Council conference at Jewish
Community Center, at 2:30 p. m.
CAMP PROMOTION WORK IS STARTED
FOR COUNCIL CAMP'S 1937 SEASON
Mrs. Edward Robbins has been
appointed chairman of the camp
promotion work on behalf of the
Council Camp operated by the De-
troit section, National Council of
Jewish Women.
The Council Camp on Lake Hu•
ron, near Jeddo, Mich., is avail-
able for business and professional
women, students and girls 15 to
17 years of age, as well as to
council members. The camp will be
open from July 5 through Labor
Day.
Assisting Mrs. Robbins in the
field of promotion will be: Mrs.
Milton Marks and Mrs. Harry
Markle, bulletin; Mrs. Dan Krouse
and Mrs. Louis Savage, local con-
tacts; Mrs, Leo Orecklin, posters;
Mrs. Lewis IL Daniels, Mrs, Theo-
dore Kelter, Mrs. Joshua Sarasohn,
publicity; Melba Levin Rubin,
speakers; Mrs. Sarah Selmin, re-
union; Mrs. David Werbe, exhibits;
Miss Beryl, Jacobs, juniors; Miss
Aaron Fellman, poster distributing.
Mrs. Fred Ginsburg is general
chairman of the camp committee
and Regent Freund Cohane is
vice-chairman.
Reservations should be made as
soon as possible, in person, at the
Council clubhouse, 89 Rowena,
Columbia 0450; or at the Jewish
Community Center, 8904 Wood
ward Ave, Madison 8275, Camp
rates are Ell per week. The bus
fare is $2 from Detroit to the
camp.
The camp committee has secured
the services of Myrtle Hamilton,
for many years in charge of the
kitchen at Temple Beth El, assur-
ing the campers excellent meals.
The dietary laws will be strictly
observed.
Miss Rex Ehrenpries is the new
camp director,
POPPIES
25th Anniversary
of Odessa Society
on Sunday, May 30
By ANNE CAMPBELL
Maimed hands so helpless they can
scarcely hold
The paper you have learned to cut
and fold-
Too sit and work. and dream as
days grow old,
Of Flanders Fields.
The flamed scarlet makes you think.
I know,
Of boyish hopes that died long,
long ago.
You el°se your eyes and see the
poplee grow
On Flanders Fields.
Gladly you work as you were glad
to spend
Your youth, your health to sores
m and befriend
A world that lived to see sweet
peace deemed
On Flanders Fields.
M. A. BAUMAN
ONE OF 10 NEW
REFORM RABBIS
Athletic Programs
At Fresh Air Camp
BOESKY'S
GRILL
75c
KOSHER KITCHENS OF AVRUNIN
CAMP SUPERVISED BY MAN
SELECTED BY RABBI STOLLMAN
When You Arc Sick'
You Call a Doctor
RELIABLE HOUSE HELP. Laun-
dresses, women for house clean.
int, house maids, women for
part time work. By hour, day
or week. Schlesinger'n, Madi-
son 2526.
•
QUILTS-blade or recovered from
your own feathers or wools. Pil-
lows recovered-special, $1.25.
Full line of curtains, baby,
shower and wedding gifts. Dex•
ter Quilt & Gift Shop, 11649
Dexter Blvd., at Webb. Hogarth
9050.
When you want food, Clothing or
entertainment, you naturally seek
the best. When buying your in-
surance, do you give it the same
consideration? a is important
that this protection be of the
highest type. You get only the
best in insurance when your busi-
ness is placed in sound com-
panies.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room by small, adult family. All
conveniences. Good transporta-
tion. Home privileges. inquire at
3824 Humphrey or call North-
lawn 4913.
YOUNG Business Woman desires
room in congenial home. Write
Box 30, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
FOR RENT - Beautifully fur-
nished cottage at Horseshoe
Lake. 35 miles from Detroit.
Modern conveniences, gas and
light. Call after 5 p. m. Garfield
31311. .
Being insured thru our a:ency is
YOUR GUARANTEE of sound
protection as we represent only
the largest and strongest insur-
ance companies.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room in private home for one or
two. 2312 Pasadena Ave. Near
14th bus and Linwood car line.
Burko.
WANTED-Two refined girls to
share room in beautifully fur-
nished apartment. Call Townsend
6-0403.
"YOUR PROTECTION is a POLICY with us"
BLUMBERG
FOR SALE-Cass Lake Cottage,
6 bedrooms. All conveniences.
Will sacrifice. Giles Realty Co.,
Keego Harbor, Mich.
BROTHERS
WANTED - Position as house-
keeper in motherless home of re-
fined family. Capable of taking
full charge. Write Box 700, De-
troit Jewish Chronicle.
INSURANCE
1309-10 LAFAYETTE 131.13G.
RAndolph 8200
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room in modern, single home for
two ladies or two young men.
Garage if desired. 3795 Pasa-
dena, near Dexter.
Reported Title of
Sir,Herbert Samuel
.,ONDON (WNS)-Sir Herbert
Samuel, who was elevated to the
peerage by •King George in the
coronation honors, may call him-
self Viscount Samuel of Mount
Junior Hadassah's
Membership Events
May 26th
EDWIN RELKIN AND
SIGMUND WEINTRAUB
YEAR OF PROGRESS
IN SALE OF BOOKS
Jewish Institute Will Hold
The splendid work done by the
12th Annual Com-
Jewish Publication Society during
mencement
the past year was reviewed last
NEW YORK-The 12th annual
commencement exercises of the
Jewish Institute of Religion will
be held on Sunday morning, May
23, at 10 o'clock, in its auditorium.
The candidates for graduation, who
will be ordained rabbis, will receive
the degree of Master of Hebrew
Literature. Dr. Stephen S. Wise,
president, will confer the degrees
and deliver the charge to the
graduates.
Present
SIR HERBERT SAMUEL
Carmel, it was reported by his
friends. Members of the House of
Lords may keep their own names
or they may adopt new ones iden-
tifying them with their place of
residence or other location. Sam-
uel's connection with Mount Car-
mel is Achooza Samuel, a piece of
land on Mount Cannel which he
owns. Should he adopt this name he
will be probably known as Vis-
count Cannel.
Paul Robeson, the famous Negro
singer, is planning a visit to Pal-
estine in order to study Hebrew
songs .. , While in the Holy Land
FOR SALE - 3353 Burlingame he will take a course in Hebrew.
near Dexter and Roosevelt
group of schools-7-room single
LEGAL NOTICES
brick and shingle, 3 bedrooms,
oil heat, instantaneous hot water
heater; all rooms painted, side
I. Harris, Attorney, 2117 Bar-
drive, garage; large yard, trees, Herbert
hula Tower,
shrubbery, screens. Cost $16,800,
5101111
PETITION
TO CHANGE NAME
will take $8400. Shown by ap- STATE OF MICHIGAN,
of
pointment only. Townsend 6-2830, W. f., es-Probate court for County
the said
As a fitting climax to an event-
ful season, Mrs. Frances Zelenko.
chairman of the membership corn-
mince, announces that two spec-
tacular events will be given on
May 23 for the benefit of paid-up
members only. The first of these
affairs will be in the nature of •
hike which will include a tour of FOR SALE-80 Boston Blvd. E.
Will sell at sacrifice price to
the Cranbrook School and grounds
liquidate estate. Solid brick
conducted by • member of the
English residence. 4 main bed-
Cranbrook faculty. Transporta-
rooms, 3 main baths and serv-
tion to the Cranbrook grounds
ant's quarters, panelled library
will be provided. Reservations
and hall, recreation room, 8 car
most be made with Frances Ze-
garage. Open Sunday 2 to 5.
lenko, Hogarth 4759, at which
Maxon Brothers, 16914 Kerche-
time she will furnish further in-
val Ave, Tuxedo 2-2440,
formation and details. On the
game day, at 3 p. m., a garden
party will be held at the home of FOR RENT-Nice, clean room for
a refined gentleman. 2466 Hazel-
Pearl Wartell, 583 Woodland
wood. Garfield 98744.
Ave., for those members who are
not interested in attending the WANTED - Middle aged woman
hike. Bridge and other card
for cooking and capable of tak-
games will be the order of the
ing full charge of home. Stay
afternoon.
nights. Another maid in service.
All paid-up members are in-
Write Box 150, giving full par-
vited to take advantage of the
ticulars, Detroit Jewish Chron-
opportunity of attending either
icle.
of these affairs.
Reservations are now being
taken by Sarah Bloomfield for
the floating dinner dance to be
held on the Noronic on Sunday,
June 13, at 6 p. m. The price
is $5 per couple. As tickets are
much in demand. reservations
must be made before May 30. Interesting Reports at An-
Miss Bloomfield may be reached
nual Meeting of Publi-
at Townsend 6-3551.
cation Society
Sunday evening on the occasion
of the annual meeting held at
Dropsie College.
The features of the evening
were the annual message of the
president, J. Solis-Cohen, Jr.,
and the stimulating address by
Rabbi Mortimer J. Cohen.
In his presidential message Mr.
Solis-Cohen told of the valuable
book issued during the past year
and of the plans for the imme-
diate future.
After nearly 700 years without
Marianne Reiner-Werfel, sister
a Jewish house of worship, stu- of Franz 'Kerte!, is the author of
dent, at Cambridge University "Turandot Resigns," a new play
will have their own synagogue ... which is creating a sensation in
Its cornerstone has just been laid. Switzerland.
THEATER
Madison at Brush
Telephone Cherry 2110
Wednesday Evening,
YOUNG LADY would like another
lady to accompany her on trip
to the Orient. Call Trinity 2-0327.
WANTED-Two ladies, two gen-
SAM SHAYNE
tlemen or couple to rent room or
share home. Board if desired.
cation will start promptly at 3
Maid service. Near two car lines
p. rn. in the Italian Gardens. The
and bus. Call Townsend 8-4939.
colorful chapters of the Odessa
history will be reviewed. Three FOR RENT-Beautiful room for
of the seven founders will be
one or two. Garage if desired.
present
Convenient transportation. 2632
W. Buena Vista, near Linwood.
The Odessa Progressive Aid So-
Townsend 7-3908.
ciety has mirrored the changes
in American life by its own his-
tory. The common bond was WANTED-One or two to help
drive car to California. Must
one of security sought by those
leave soon, Call Sirs. Marlowe at
who shared a common birth place
University 2-3979.
and who needed group strength
to help them through the uncer- FOR RENT-Large, airy room in
tainties of living in the midst of
private, single home for one or
so vast and strange a commun-
two. Home privileges. Garage if
ity, where they had to adjust
desired. Good transportation.
themselves to a new language,
2319 Leslie, Townsend 6-8046.
new customs, and to become
American citizens.
FOR RENT-Two rooms in adult
David S. Welt is chairman of
home. Private entrance. Kitchen
jubilee committee in charge of
privileges. Couple preferred. Call
University 2-9416.
the 25th anniversary celebration.
Sam Shayne is president of the
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished,
society.
airy room by young couple. Con-
venient transportation. 3240
Rochester, near Dexter, Apt. 106.
WILSON
For 1 Performance Only
FOR RENT-Room in apartment
for refined young girl. Pleasant
surroundings. Reasonable. Privi-
leges. Call Miss Smith, Town-
send 6-1728 after 6 p. m, daily
or any time Sunday.
buy your poppies! It's a little
thing
If just • hit of comfort It will bring
To one who left his youth-oh
golden SpHnIl
On Flanders Fields!
ALBANY HOTEL
CLASSIFIED
The Odessa Progressive Aid
Society, which participates in all FOR RENT - Comfortable room
for a gentleman in home of small,
community welfare and charity
adult family. Stall shower. Be-
work here and abroad, will cele-
tween Linwood and Dexter. Cal!
brate its 25th anniversary on
Townsend
6-5051.
May 30; Memorial Day, at the
Book Cadillac Hotel. The dedi- FOR RENT-Beautiful large fur-
nished room, suitable for one or
two. Home privileges. Good
transportation. Call Sunday
morning and any time Monday
and Wednesday. 2270 Taylor,
Euclid 8102-W,
Well
agitators imprisoned in Acre jail
Poppies made by veterans at
following an interview with High the American Legion hospitals at
Commissioner Wauchope at Gov- Battle Creek, are to be sold on
ernment House by a delegation the streets of Detroit on May
representing the Arab Higher 28. The proceeds of the sale will
Committee. The hunger strike on be used for the upkeep of the
The Leading Strictly Kosher Hotel
which the agitators had embarked American Legion Children's Billet
EXCELLENT SERVICE - ALL IMPROVEMENTS-
compelled action by the Arab at Otter Lake, Mich.
MODERATE PRICES
Higher Committee. Additional
Here is a reduced black and
cause for intervention was pro- white reproduction of the Michi-
B. MOSCOVICH, Prop.
vided
with
the
declaration
of
a
gan
Poppy Day Poster for the
112 CASS AVE.-Mt. Clemens, Mich.
general strike which embraced American Legion, which has been
2 Doors from Bathhouse. Centrall y Located.
virtually all , Arab activities in reproduced on. window cards for
Surrounded by Spacious Grounds
Haifa and Acre. The strike move- display between now and Poppy
ment collapsed when word was Day, May 28. The original, show-
spread that as a result of the in- ing the Legionnaire in his blue
terview which the Mufti of Jeru- uniform, against a background of
salem and Fuad Saba, secretary golden yellow, was the creation
of the Arab Higher Committee, of Walter Gurniak, River Rouge
had with High Commissioner high school student, and won the
Wauchope, the latter had ordered 16th district first prize, and later
the release of 80 persons. Eigh- was awarded first honors in the
others had been freed on state competition.
Morton 'A. Bauman of Detroit is teen
Thursday.
one of 10 new reform rabbis who
The memory of Schmarya
will be ordained this Saturday.
Levin, outstanding Zionist prop-
The number of graduates from agandist and leader, was ken.
the Hebrew Union College will ored with a colony for mid-
reach 411 when the 10 new rabbis dle-class German Jews, inaug-
"Our primary aim this year will
are ordained by Dr. Julius Mor- urated on May 20, one day
be to give the child not only op-
genstern, president. The nine rab- after the second anni
ry
bis in addition to Mr. Bauman are: of his death. The new settle- portunities for health-building ex-
Edward Ellenbogen, Chicago; Alex- meet is to be known as Kfar ercise, but also to teach him
ander P. Feinsilver, Brooklyn; Schmaryahu and is to be in sportsmanship, co-operation, and
You'll never know how
Joseph L. Ginsberg, Louisville, the form of a moshav or priv- how to enjoy the company of
Ky.; Alexander D. Goode, High ate holding colony. High Com- those about him," said Miss Mig-
delicious food can really
Point, N. C.; Louis A. Johnson, missioner Sir Arthur Wauchope, non Markle, head of the athletic
be until you've dined at
Philadelphia; David Lefkowitz, who was one of the closest department at Fresh Air Camp, in
Dallas; Bernard D. Rosenberg, friends of the late Zionist a statement at camp office, room
Cleveland Heights, 0.; Samuel leader, was present at the In- 308, 51 W. Warren Ave. Miss
Sandmel, St. Louis; David D. Sher, auguration of the colony and
planted the first tree in Levin
Dallas.
7.7!..fi
Mr. Bauman was educated in Park, which the High Com-
1220 GRISWOLD ST.
Between State and Greed K1ver
Detroit, attending Northern High missioner has donated to the
settlement.
School, Wayne University and the
SPECIAL
An emissary from the British
University of Detroit. He re-
SUNDAY
ceived his Bachelor of Arts de- Foreign Office has been travel.
DINNER
ing,
during the past few months,
gree from the University of Cin-
A Meal Taal' Long Renseeabee
cinnati in 1932. Winner of sev- through all Arab countries in or-
der
to
ascertain their attitude to-
eral scholarships, he is .particu-
larly interested in the field of ward the Palestine question. It
TRACK
was
reported
in the Egyptian pa-
education and his thesis
CONVENTION OF LOCAL Jewish
on "A Study of the Nature and per, Mokattam. The daily de- Markle, who has had several years
clares
that
all
Arab
rulers
ex-
YOUNG JUDAEA SUNDAY the Conflicts Between the Jewish
of experience in the field of edu-
and Non-Jewish Environment of cept one urged upon the Foreign cation and is now health educa-
Office representative a solution of
Adolescent
Jewish
Children"
is
The first city convention of the
the Palestine problem satisfac- tion instructor at the Greusel In-
Young Judaea Organization will be elated for early publication.
torily to the Arab population. All termediate School, will be as-
held this Sunday, May 23, at S
During his period of study at the Arab leaders are reported to sisted by Ann Bartman, Ben C.
p
m,
at
the
Young
Israel
Hall,
the
Hebrew
Union
College,
Mr.
P.
have opposed partition of Pales- Chinitz and Albert Rabinowitz.
Joy Road between Linwood and Bauman was a member of the tine as a means of deciding the
"The campers have a much
choir and participated in many Palestine Impasse.
wider variety of sports to choose
Lawton Ayes.
At this meeting charters will be student activities. He officiated
An ambition which he had from this year," ventured bliss
granted to nix organizations and for the holidays in Lexington, had for many decades was rea- Markle. "For games which require
plans will be made for the future Miss., and during the past year lised for Maurice Schwart., teamwork they may choose base.
work of the Detroit Council, espe- held a bi-weekly pulpit in Owens- famous Yiddish actor-director, bail, kickball, volleyball, or soc-
cially in regard to the work of boro, Ken.
when he p ted in Jerusalem cer: while if they desire games
the Jewish National Fund.
He will become director of re- the first performance of 1. J. which require more skill and have
At the conference two clubs will ligious education and activities at Singer's "Teske Kalb." During fewer participants, they may in-
debate the propoeition "Resolved, Temple Emanuel in San Francisco a press conference the noted dulge in tennis. croquet, horse
that the principle of public owner- under Rabbi Irving F. Reichert American-Jewish act°r told the shoes, badminton, handball, box
ship of land, as opposed to private beginning in July. Mr. Bauman assembled journalists of the hockey. or ping pong."
ownership, be extended in Eretz expects to do graduate work lead- pride h. felt in being able to
Perhaps the finest addition to
Yisroel." 'The affirmative will be
to a Ph. D. in education at p t his most successful pro- the athletic equipment is the con-
upheld by the Shaarey Zedek in ing
duction in the one city whose struction of two courts, so design-
the
University
of
California.
the persons of David Crohn and
acclaim he cherished over that ed as to make possible the playing
Gerald Davidson, and the negative
of volleyball, badminton, deck
II, Gordon Barbedian of the of any other.
will be supported by Anne Aver-
Families whose bread-winners tennis and shuffle-board.
buch and Evelyn Shrager of the New York Times staff is doing a were killed during the disturb-
A camp track meet will be held
biography of Albert Einstein.
Cleophian Club.
ances will receive • compensation during each of the two week per-
from the Palestine Government iods, in which the whole camp
of $1,250 it was learned. A com- will participate. The competition
mission of Government officials is takes place among the particular
soon to be appointed to make • age groups, and in past years has
survey of the damages suffered proven to be the highlight of the
during the disturbance. of 1936 athletic program.
so that claims for compensation
Anti-Jewish prejudice at Prince-
for damages to property may be
which
will
make
available
for
the
Mrs. Clara Avrunin, owner and
ton is breaking down ... Samuel
excellent program of acted upon.
director of Avrunin Camp on Big campers an
Ginsburg
of Princeton has been
It
is
estimated
that
approxi-
Wolf Lake, near Grass Lake. athletics and recreation, Including mately 100 Jewish and 50 Arab named varsity debate manager
Mich., announces that the camp swimming, boating, entertainment, families will profit from the com- there.
will have two kosher kitchens and etc.
The best food will again be pensation awards. No payment
that the kitchens will be super-
will be made for men killed light-
vised by a suitable person who is served the campers. Nothing will ing the troops or police. A total Council of the Jewish Agency for
be
lacking to make this children's
Palestine, which is headed by
especially recommended by Rabbi camp
a moat pleasant vacation allotment of 130,000 ($150,000) Lord Melehett, was set for Aug.
Isaac Stolhnan.
18 in Switzerland. The meeting
has
been
provided
thus
far
for
spot.
The
camp
will
have
two
divi-
Mrs. Avrunin announced that a
compensation purposes.
staff of counsellors will be selected sions; the nursery department for Jewish Agency Conseil Meeting place will probably be the same
children
of
3
to
6
under
very
able
La
that for the 20th World Zion-
during the coming few weeks and
Nag. 18
ist Congress, which will begin
that arrangements are being made supervision and the regular depart-
The
biennial
session
of
the
earlier
in the month.
for the continuation of their policy ment for boys and girls of 6 to 12.
The
PAGE THREE
and THE LEGAL C RON CLE
C unty. Notice Is hereby gluon that I
intend on the 17th day of July. A. D.
11117. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, to
make •ppileation to said Probate Court
for •n OHM' changing my IMMO from
MART ROSKOWICZ to MAY HO•KO,
according to the provisions of the
statute in suchcase made and provided
Dated, May 10, 1137.
MARY ROSKOWICZ.
Herman I. Berg. Attorney, 1614 Nis.
(total Beak Bldg.
114411
•
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
Weyne, sa-At • ...non of the Probate
Court for mid County of Wayne. held
• t the Probate Court Room In the City
of Detroit.. on the eighteenth day of May
in thear one thousand nine hundred
and thirty-seven. Present: Thom.• C.
urPhY. Judge of Probate. In the mat•
terof the 0.1515 of BERNARD CON-
LON. Deceamd. On reading and sling
the petition of Margaret Conlon prayiug
that admintstration of mid eet•te be
granted to Alida L1,1.1'71101.0 or lame
other suitable person. It la ordered, that
the thirtieth day of July. neat at 111R
Oclork In the forenoon at
• mid Court
Room be appointed for hearing aid
petition. And It Is further ordered. that
ropy
of
MI.
be
published
three
•
eurcessIm weeks previa,us to mid time
of hearing, In lb. Legal Chronicle. •
et. ..Palm printed and cIrcul•ting In
said County of Ways*.
THOMAS C. MURPHY,
(A true coPY)
Judge of Probate.
CLIFFORD NELSON.
Deputy Probate Register.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION!
STATE Or MICHIGAN, In tho Circuit
Court for the County of Wayne. In
Chancery.-lielvi Lindmyer, PlaintIff,
vs, Robert Clarence Lledmyer. Defend-
ma. .At • mention of mid Court, held at
Om County Bids. In the City of De-
troit, on the 17th day of May. A. D.
1131. Present, lion. Vincent M. Bren-
nan. Circuit Judge. It appe•rieg from
the •Mdmit of Saul M. Leach, attorney
for the plaintiff herein. on Ale with this
Court. that the defendant la• resident
of this Stale .ad that proems for his
appearance has been duly lamed and
that the same could not tw bY
rmso• of Ill• absence from or cmcom.
within this RISIO. it is Ordered that
the *aid defendant. Robert Clarence
the
Ltedmyer. •ppoar and •newer the 11111
of CornpaInt Sled Is totsmom within
three months from the date of this
Order er meld Bill will be taken as con-
t./led against him. And It le further
o rdered that • copy of this Order be
sent by (VI
mall to the mid de-
fendant, Robert Clarmeo Liadomer , at
:531 Tyler Amens. Detroit, Mishima.
with return reeelpt nwpwatee at lean
twmtY
dOTO before the Uses above
eel for hie SP•earinee and that thin
N be published as wMuired by law.
VINCENT E. BRENNAN
IA true copy)
Circuit
VERNON LKERWIN.
Dspery Clerk.
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Jewish problem in Germany as
well as ih the rest of the world
is being mapped by Nazi scien-
tists meeting as the research de-
partent for the study of the
Jewish problem at the Reich In-
stitute of History in Munich.
Speeches and reports to the meet-
ing dealt with the persecution of
the Jews in Spain and Portugal
in the 15th and 16th centuries,
and conversion and intermarriage
among Jews in the 19th and 20th
centuries.
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Mass. Sonata Vols. Prols: of Nazi
and Fascist Propagaada
BOSTON. - (WNS) - A
special commission to investigate
the activities of and propaganda
for Naxinm, Fascism and Com-
munism in MIMMC11129etta was au-
thorised in a bill by the state
State without debate.