REVE111011:AltIVICARONICUI

June 18, 1937

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

For Sale--Apartments

REAL ESTATE
CYCLES .. .

Courageous "shoe.
string" investors rode

prosperity into mil-
little. Familiar 'history
past 20 years. We're
in 411.00347' Cl/Cie. Per-

haps bigger and better
than ever before. Take

your share on the
rising market, hot no
one talk you out of it.
Rely on ua for all facts
and figures.

Unusually profitable opportune
icy for investment, with serv-
ices. Office or sales experience
necessary. Handle own money.
Box 650, Detroit Jewish Chron-
icle.

CLASSIFIED

RELIABLE HOUSE HELP. Laun
dresses, women for house clean-
ing, house maids. women for
part time work. By hour, day
or week. Schlesinger's, Madi-
son 2526.

Outstanding Investment

Marvelous location high
rent center stepto
Jefferson. Beautiful
nearly new 14 apt. Tile
marble entrance. Car-
pet halls. Rolaway wall
beds. Large Frigidaires.
New stoker new type
hot water device. Rent
$6,300 going up. For-
mer sales value $75,000.
Sacrifice $31,600. Bal
$200 mo including
51/2% int. A fortune
here for someone.

QUILTS-Made er recovered from
your own feathers or wools. Pil-
lows recovered-special, 41.25.
Full line of curtains, baby,
shower and wedding gifts. Dex-
ter Quilt & Gift Shop, 11649
Dexter Blvd., at Webb. llogartb
9050.

12 Apts. Now $22,000

Only $1,000 down. 8
story solid bk. 3 rooms
tiled baths. New stoves
new Frigidaires. Paint- \
ed walls. Rent $5,500.
Former $65,000 value.

BARGAIN HUNTERS ATTEN-
TION I Save time, energy,
money. You get what you ask
for. Victor Schlesinger. Madison
2526. Evenings, Townsend 8-7291.
Real estate since 1914. Resi-
dential, business and insurance.

•LEGAL NOTICES ■

Roldl, his wife, of Detroit, Michigan.
245115
Mortgagors. to THE D11410 SAYINGS
PETITION TO (DANCE NAME
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of BANK, of Detroit, Michigan. corpora-
Wayne. ea -Probate Court for the sale lion organised under the laws of the
County. Notice la hereby given that I State of Michigan, Mortgage.. Its atic•
mea and amigos,' bearing data the
Intend on the 11th day of September,
A. D. 1137, at ten o'clock in the fore- fourteenth day of November, 1921, and
noon to make application to said Probate recorded In the office of the Register of
Court for an order changing my name Deeds for the County of Wayne, stat•
fromDENE BilISFELD to RENE BIN8- of Michigan. on November 1914
FIELD. according to the provisions, of In Libor 1399 of Mortgages, on Page
the statute In such case matte nod pro• 401, which mortgage contains • pow,
of sale. On to-wit the Slat day of May,
T ided .
1121, the aforementioned mortgagee
Dated. June IL 1137.
'changed its name to Bank of Michigan,
IIENE BINSFELD.
• MIchigan corporation, of Detroit,
Michigan. and thereafter On to-wit the
tlethdymi
000 onod
on
f oAprifl
n tn
it 30a
.
,
IB
d omort;
Jerome A. Rotheabellf, Attorney, 1163 tlhoinro
said sank o
Penotmeot Bide.
PETITION 'It) CHANCE. NADIR
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. County at
Wayne. m-Probate Court far the said ; trolt, Michigan, by anignment dated
Count y. Notice Is hereby given that 1 i April 30th, 1930, and recorded May lat,
intend on the 15th day of September,' MO, In the oeic• of the Register of
A. D 1937, at trio o'clock in the fora' Deeds for the County of WW1,. la !Aber
no.. to mere •Pplicattee to mid Pro• 313 of Assignments. on Pa. 413, which
said mortgage wu thereafter On to•wit
lare Court for an order changing my the
d b
t
e IpMocoenm
, o boe ,w
r 1,11,3nio.
from GEORIIE MORAW N ICK t o 1 n thirty-fiat
I
the . mid
GEORGE 1604)Ithl, actCoding to the Pm-1
ionNeotrigoonnal
visiona of the statute In such case made Cnootionnlyofilain,oku.otiot. Foirsot ooDjoaryor
provided
anil.,,,r
It mit .
1 teed under the lawe of the United States
IN
ow ,. moRAwNicx,
of America, of Detroit, Michigan, by
aulgnment dated December 31st, 1131.
f and recorded J•naarr Ith, 1933, In the
Morrie Garrett, Attorney. 3610 Barium erlice of the Runner of Deeds for said
lCounty of Wayne In Libor 144 of As-
Tower.
/de ments on Page 160. On to-Olt the
PETITION TO CHANGE NA611G of eighth day of Ortoter, 113.1, the •fore-
meet's.:
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County
to )MSTIIATIONTI7eATIL 'I
Wayne, m. - Probats Court for the said
County. Notice la hereby given that I I il ti'147.t0IT, a corporation organized .
'
it end on the 10th day of September. der t h e laws of the United States o of
. America, of Detroit, Michigan. There le
'. D. 1137. at ten airlock In the for .America,
i
tidn.oto be due and unpaid on said
nAoon. to make application to mid Pro,,b.amte. emlreorri
Protest Children's Health
ot t he dat e otf. thaiedneet.1,7m,flir
Court for an order changing my
from RICHARD S. WIENER to RICH-
"fp,ii' biti nh i ain riuitco nf THIRTY:
AIM S. WERNER. ...ling to the I k11 ' of.r
provisi.s of the etatute In ouch cam
FIFTEEN and 06/100 (1 3 2,3lranDEor.
mate and provided.
tare Na nit or proceeding at law or
Dated, June a 1137.
lo: o equity has been had or Instituted to
RICHARD 8 WIENER.
recover the debt secured by laid mon-
o r. T
IreN
ge mv
u
nic iparm
t tihm
eraonty
.
146813
virtue of the
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of power of sale In said mortgage eon.
Wayne, ma-At ■ ...Ion of the Probate tallied, and purmant to the Statute of
Court for mid County of Wayne, held the State of Michigan in meh cue mode
at the Probate Court Room In the City and provided :Intl, Is hereby that
give
of Detroit, on the fifteenth day of June en MONDAY,, THETHIRTEEN11 n
1 DAY
In the year one thousand nine hundred
OF SEPTEMBER, 1937, at eleven o'cleck
thirty...tn. Present: Joseph A. Murphy. In the forenoon, Eutern Standard time
Judge of Probate. In the matter of the geld mortgage will be foreclosed by •
rotate of SARAH E. SMITH, deceased.
at Public •uction to the highest
An Instrument In writing purporting to be bidde
r
bidder.
at the southerly or Congress
the last will and testament of mid On. Street entrance to the County Bung
eueed having been delivered to this In the Oily of Detroit,
ounty.
Court for probate. It la ordered. the
Michigan, (that being the
the place where
the third day of August, next at ton the Circuit Court of fore pr
t the County of
o'clock in the forenoon at mid Coact
h
emise. de-
Room b. appointed for proving mid .ribed In maid mortgag e
or no mu c h
.1rument. And it is further ordered, thereof as may be necessary
ry to pay y m e
:h e t a topy of this order he published amount due,
. aforesaid,
on so ' d m•a
t.
more.
three succemlve weeks previous so said gage, and any cum or *mu which
time of hearing. In the Legal Chronicle,
Dald by the undereign•d at
befo
before
a newspaper printed and circulating in
sold Dale for taxes end/or. Insurance on
Ka
aunty of Wayne.
said premises. and all ether sums paid
JOSEPH A. MURPHY,
by the undereigned pursuant to law and
Judge of Probate.
to the terms of said mortgage, with In•
(41At rlt"1".1.37Ivt . ) 1IAR RIB.
thereon at ...teen per cent (716)
e D puty Probate Reuter.
Per annum, and all legal coats, eh
and expenses thereon, Including the at-
Homy A. Speller Attorney, 817 DB. torney fees allowed by law, which said
Dank Bldg.
premises are describedufollow. to-wit:
1110569
of
sit ua ted in the e
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of City ` of Highland
ghland
land Park . . County
Wayne, se.-At a minion of the Probate Wayne, State of Michigan, described .•
COUrt forsaid County of Warne., held Lot Forty (
th e Wen Twenty
at the Probate Court Roism in the City (10)
o f 10) Lot
and Thirt y-nin e (31) of
of Detroit, on the fifteenth day of June Landeberg Subdivision of Park Lot Five
In the year one thousand Clue hundred (5), Quarter Section Flve (6) Ten
•nd thirty-0.0n. Present: Joseph A. Thousand Acre Tract, according to the
Murphy. Judge of Probate. In the mat. Plat thereof recorded In th. OM
Ot
ter of the Wee of JAMES FLEMING,
ooff Dgodtso foorn
Rl?.
one Libor f3
Deceesed. On reading and Sling th e
Petition or Morey J. Hay., praying that gelher with the hereditamene and ap-
adminletration of eald wale be granted purtenance. thereof.
to Leonard Bridge °mum. other sult•
Dated at Detroit, Michigan, June 17,
able Vernon. It le ordered. that th e 1137.
eighth day of September, next at ten FIRST NATIONAL BANK-DETROIT
o'clock in the forenoon at said Court
Areigne• of Mort
Room- be appointed for buring mid RORERT R. MARX and
petition. And It is further ordered, that C. WILLARD GITZEN,
• eopy of this order be publi.hed three
Attorneys for Assignee of Mort
lucre.. week. previous to mid time
44 Michigan Ave. Detroit. 1111ch.
of hearing.
the legal Chronicle, a
...paper printed and circulating In
CI aaaaa in Different Crafts
mid County of Wayne.
Meow
Criteer, Attorney, NI Lafayette
JOSEPH A. MURPHY,
Bldg.
Judge of Probate.
467941
(A true copy)
STATE OP MICHIGAN. County •f
CHARLES R. HARRIS,
Wayne. ea-Cult pending before Honor-
Depoty Probate Itegleter.
aisle Carl M. Weldeman, a Circuit Court
IlaInl. Goldetele a Denyea Attorneys, Commissioner for said County, between
Wilson Celts... Plaintiff, ye. Delete Cook.
S•lteolenaft
Defendant. Summons issued and returned
309761
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of that defendant cannot be found, ft ap-
pearing
by aMdayit. that said defendant
Wayne, ea.-At a session of the Probate
Court for sed County of Wayne, held at resides in this state and that process
the Probate Court Room In the City of for her appearance has been del, /mud
and
th•gum
could not be nerved by
Detroit, on the fifteenth day of June in
the you one thousand nine hundred and reason of her continued abeenm from
thirty•geven. Present: Joseph A. Mur- her plane of reeldence. It Is ordered that
phy. Judge of Protests. to the matter the said defendant appear at the Curls
of the este• of OITTEL BLITZ, de- room of the undersigned, Wayne County
Detroit. Michigan.
at ten
ceased. Helen Blitz, UMW/grant: el
said estate, and
en d
rered
t o this o'clock A. M. on July 19. 1137 and de-
Court `her " drat hg
and final
s
adm InIs t rotion fend the complaint filed In tale salt or
sceocant and filed therewith • petition Judgment will be entered by default, and
praying that the residue of mid estate that thisorder be served or published
required by statute The foregoing
be usigned to the perm,. entitled there-
t
o. It le ordered, that the wicond
day Foil Involve. title to: Land in the
et Detroit. County of Wayne. Michigan.
of Augut, next at ten o'clock In the
to-wit:
Lot• Numhered 251 and 151
forenoon at said (•ourt Room he •P•
Pointed forexamining and allowing mid Laurelhurst Subdivision of the Southeast
account and hearing said petition. And %of. the Northeast , 0 of Section 11.
it I. further ordered, that • copy of Town 1 South Range 10 East, according
this order be published three meowed. to the plat thereof recorded In Lib. HEINICTIER. Deceased. t, the under.
week s pr esio. to mile,
time f hearing. 17 of Plate. page 14 Way. Count/ Boned. having been appointed by the
Record.
In O. Legal Chronid caer
Probate Court for the County of Wayne,
a onewsp p
Dated: Detroit. June 11, 1137.
printed and circulating in sold Coun ty
State of Michigan, Commiseloner to re-
CARL MWEIDEIIAN
of Wayne.
ceive,examine and adjust all clew and
Mutt
Court
Commissioner.
demand. of all persons against said de-
JOSEPH A. MURPHY,
reseed. do hereby eve notice that I will
Judge of Probate.
IA true ropy)
beat 101 Guaranty Building, Detroit.
CHARLES R. HARRIS,
Jow•Ph A. Bahorskl, AttonmY, 000 Bald Michigan, In mid County. on WEDNES-
DAY. the Eleventh day of AUGUST. A.
Deputy Probau Register.
Bldg.
D. 1937, and on MONDAY, the Eleventh
261121
day of OCTOBER, A. D. 1937, at ten
115771
FOR PUBLICATION
OF 111C1
OF MICHIGAN. In the Clrimit ti do. A. M. of each of mid day& for
County o
W•yne,
STATEsay-A t • eees1i
1onA
0N,
of the
bat • Court for the County of Wayne, la the purpose of examining and allowing
Court for said County of Wayne. held Chantery.-Charles V. Martin, Plaintiff. mid claims. and that four Months from
• Margaret A. Martin, Defendant. It the eleventh day of June, A. D. 1137,
at the Probate Couttruorn In the City of
Detroit, on the ninth day of June in the •ppearIng from the affidavit on Mt, that were allowed by mid Court for creditor.
000r one thousand nine hundred and t he defend/mt . . residence is unknown to present their claim. to me for ex•
thirty-seven. Premnt: J. Hotly, Judge to this plaintiff, or In which Rate or &intention •nd allowance.
Dated, June II, 1131.
of Probate. In the matter of the adop- county the mid defendant now med.
HENRY FREUD,
tion and r halloo of name of ABRAHAM
It is ordered that old defendant enter
BASS. •Ilas BASSKY. • minor. An in- her appearance in mid mum on or be-
Commissioner.
strument of adoption and change o
fore three month. from the date of tole
J. lileyelberg. Attorney, 1417
name of staid minor by Morels Lewis order, or said bill edit be taken a. Paul
Penobuot Bldg.
Penman, hueband of Ida Emmen (for- confemed, and that saidoriler be served
merly
211631
Bane. alias Ramey), natural and published • required by law.
COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE
Dated: Detroit, Michigan, June 10,
of mid minor, with the elect/-
In t. Matter Of th• estate of GEORGE
H. thereof duly acknowledged by the 1937.
II.
H('FFMANN,
Derearied. I. the un-
said Id. Truman (formerly Ham •lia.
- DeIVITT II. MERRIAM,
(A true eery) Chun Judge.
dersigned, having beenppointed
by the
'Um.) having been filed In this Court
•
•nthe uid Ida Fruman (formerly V. I. RPRWIN,
Pro.. Court for the Co unty of W.Y.
trans,
Deputy Clerk.
State of Michigan, Commissioner to re-
n alias Hassey) having •Ilegol to tha
std lutrument that Isadore Dam alias
ceive, examine and adjust all claims and
Irving Ramey. father of mid minor. has
demand• of ail porno.• against said
not rontrIbuted to the maintenance o
Daniel ft. Shea, Attorney, 1701 Palma deceased, do hereby give notice that
will be at 1801 Diem Bank Bldg., De-
0.1,1 minor for • continuous period of
liaardhus Bldg.
troit, Mich., in said County, on MON-
too years Del Preceding the data here-
147710
of. It to ordered, that the fifteenth day
STATE OF MICHIGAN. to the (greell DAY, the 11th day of AUGUST. A. D.
of July, next at two o'clock In the court for th• County eat Wayne, In 1931. •nd on SATURDAY, the 14th day
afternoon •t said Court P.m be P- Ca•seery -James Vagina, Plaintiff, va of 01_TOBER. A. D. 1131, at 10:00
pointed for hearing mid increment. And Lillian Vezina, Defendant. At a mission o'clock A. M. of each of aid days for
It le further ordered. that a copy of
f said Court held In the Court Rows the porn.. of eamening and allowing
thls order be publixhed three ourceuive t o the Cltvof Detroit eo the 16th day said claims. and that four month, from
week. previous to old time of hearing. of June. 1537. Present: The lion. DeWitt the 18th day of June. A. D. 1931, were
In the Legal Chronicle, • newspaper M. Merriam. Circuit Judge It appear- allowed by said Court for creditors to
printed and Hi- relating in mid County
•g to this Court from affid.it on file element their claim. to me for examlna•
of Wayne. And permnally peeved four. that the defendant, Lillian Vest.. to tion and allowuee.
tun dare previous to mid time of hear- unreal' and hidden within Ole Mate
Dated, June II, 1137.
Mg upon said Isadore Base, alias Irving std that mining of eumrnone cannot be
BERNARD POWELL,
Bauer.
Commissioner.
madcby the Sheriff of Wayne County:
D. S. HEALY,
It le ordered that ahe appear and an-
Judge rProbate.
ewer the Mil of complaint flied h. OM finish B. Clark, Attorney, 033 Lafayette
CA tr. ropy)
Bldg.
cages within three months from tea
CHARLEA R. HARRIS.
date of this order ormid bill will be
111110
Deputy Probate Register.
taken
STATIC OF 1111cHICIAN. County of
nonfereed, and that this order
be pub ished aa required by law In the Wume, as -Al • emotion of the Probate
Thom. P. Thoutnn, Attorare. 1371 Na- J uries Chronicle, • newepaper prlaey Court for mid County of Wayne, held at
tional 11.A Bldg.
Publiehed,
nod circulating in
said the Probate Court Room to the City of
245S50
county.
Detroit, on the fifteenth day of June In
STATE OF
ICHIGAN. Count y of
DeW1Te H. MERRIAM.
the you one thouundnine hundred
ay
Wne,
u-At •
M mei. of the Pro bat• IA true rem) Circuit Judge.
and thirty-seven. Preaent: Edward Com-
Court for mid County of Warne. held at VERNON I, )(ERWIN.
mand. Judge of Probate. In Cm matter
the Probat• Court Room in the City of
Duet/ Clark.
of the estate of SARAH MEXICIYPCE
Detroit, en the fifteenth day of June
(mesics)r-rx). deceased, Paol le Mut-
In the year one thousand nine hundred Rosenberg a Rotten., Attorneys, UN ooler epode admInierator of aid
• nd thir ty-sevenof Probated
Preunt: Thorn. C.
Pelona! Beak Bldg.
estate. haying rendered to thls Court his
Murphy, Judge
e In the mat•
first awl final •dministratiou account
ter of the estate of EMMA GAGNON.
and fled therewith • motion Pr•Yleg
COMMUSIONICR
the E NOTICE
dircearted. On reading and Ming the
In th• matter of
estate of SAME that the bal.re of mid sedate be turned
Petitlen of Delta M. Gum. praying STECHLER, mmetime. kno
wn as SABIN over to the ...al administretor of
that administration of raid estate be GLEISNER.Deeeased I. the undersigned, maid rotate, Paul L. 11.1rotte, adminis-
greeted to hermit or some other mit- having been appointed by the Probate trator of midswats, having rendered to
bi• person. It is ordered. that th• ninth C ourt for the County of Wayne, elate tole Cuurt ale first and final adminlatro-
day
•
of September, next at ten o
'clock of u•torso Commlulour to receive. tiop amuunt nod
•
Med therewith • peel.
In th• forenoon at said Court Room be eumine and .Stoat all reline and da lion praying that the residue of said
ppoloted for hearing mid petition. And elude ef •Il person. •geinet aid de- este. tm ...nod to the permm en-
t Is further ordered. that a copy of ceased do hereby eye satire that will titled thereto. It Is ordered, that th•
tole order he published three muccemIve be at IMO David Mott Bulidin
De- thirtieth day of July, next at ten o'clock
week. previme to mid time of hearing
troit. illehina In mid County. on to the forenoon at said Court Room be
th e -.eel I hunt. le. a newsuspee , WEDNESDAY. the eleventh MONDAY
for examini ng
said allowing
printed std circulating in mid County AUGCRT. A. D 1937, ant an
daof ` ail acoounts and bearin g said Petition.
of Wu•
the eleventh our of orrrotorn A. D
And it le further ordered, that • copy
THOMAS C
1917, at three e clack P. M. of each of of thla order be publish.' three of hear.
Jude. of Probate
ea, data for the purpose of auntie.
wee. previous to mid time of hear.
IA Irsu , ervt
and •IlowIng mid cinirns.nd th. tour Inv In the Legal Chrnnicle. •newspaper
CHARLES 11 HARM
month. from the eleventh ` day of June. Printed and circulating in said County
Deputy Prohat• Realtor
A I> 1137, were allowed by mid Court of Way..
for ererlitore to cement their Malt.' is
EDWARD COMMAND.
Starry C. Kest. Attorney, al Meultester me for marnInatIon and allowance..
&lodge of Probate.
Aye, Illgtl•ad Park. Mira
IA tree ropy)
Dated, June II. 1131
2.171
CHARLES R HARPED,.
EDWARD S. PIGGINS.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, In the Circuit
Deputy
Protat•
'teener
C•lnishorieset.
rout for the
y or Warn., to
ehancery.-1,111111. Staple. Plaintiff, va
Rete
jo
et fow
143510
l. A.p.14 Atte.., 451 Onsr -
('harl. Staple, Defendul. At a nee-
nOMMIIIRIONICRIP NO11C11
Court
*I the 1111.M.•
Moues In the City of Detroit. la said GARET I 14rTAVIS1L Decieuml We,
nytnym
LICATION
County. on June IL A. D.. 1137. Present: the endendsned, haring been appointed
!TATE OP MICHIGAN. In
rcu
th e Ciit
Hen. Harry B. Keidaa. Circuit Jade., by the Probate Court for the Carat. Court for the Count, ef Wa yne, In
Sati.f.tory proof by efillarit showing of We... State of Michigan. Corn- Chancery.--Cella Violet Gordon. Plain.
that the mall defenclun Ines net Tumid. missions,' to reculvc, examine. •nd ad- tie. ea Arth.r John Gordon. Defendant
.
in thi• ,'ate but meld. at 41.4 non o nd Duet all claims and demand. of ail Per
At • session of said Coon hold in the
strut. Portsmouth. Ohio. It is ordered Ann. ...Hut mid des-eased, dn benne - Warne County Building •t the City of
that th. mid defendant enter his •O- °re notice chat we will meet at a" Detroit. County of Warne State of
pearanc• in midroom on or borne.
ellehiran on the Inch day of lone. 1927.
c
tine month. from the dat• of this County. on WEDNESDAY. the 11th day Pruent: Hon DeWitt H. Merriam, Cir-
nobs, or the bill lit cntoplaintmay be of AU412714T. A. D. 1931. tind on MON- cuit Judge It appinetog from affidavit
tskm as c.f....set It is further Gr. DAY. the Ilth day of
en file that after diligent march and In-
A.
dered that • ropv or this order he tuned lest at ten o'clock A. K of quo
et got. It cannot be ascertained In what
ut•nn the defendant. permmill• oe
t by mid era for he parsesef exualaleg Mate or Country the defendant resides.
reetstered mall, at re.toimi be law; end alien., geld net. tad that tour It le ordered that Arthur John Gordo&
and Din mid order he published as siormie• from th. Silk day of Jene. A- •Mmer and answer the billef eemplaint
required by law in the ter. ehronicta. n. 1917, were allowed
said Coen for Sled In tale cause within three months
HARRY Si EEMAN,
creditors to ...eat their claims to ne (rent the data of this order, or mid bill
fa fr. rust.)
Circuit Judge.
foe
Ination and itlieu•ee.
VII be taken as eenfeetied ataln•t lee
TFRSioN l e ICERWIN,
rated: Juno1137.
It le Norther order.' that • copy of thie
Deputy Clerk.
order be published enure. to law.
ROBERT 0. SMELL,
ttod, ano
oo
lneootehaottonol
• umeneneftothooten,orti
otoromb•
Rnbut e. Mart and C. Bullard G14.4
Ceranseens.m.
Attneupt. 44 Milrhlrew Are
oat at.1111. Joh. at. Detroit. Mink.,
MORTGAGE .ALA-Defeat, he. bun Whi•meml A. Nellemm. Allaseg. ell hie but know aldre.
Prealmud RAM,
rood. In th• tonne .4 eeneirleme of •
far ITT It. MERRIAM,
COMMIS11101116E1 NOTICE
rectal. rung.. mad. by W. 0. AR-
rnoemeeip.emmwix. Carcult Judge.
v
fAiml io
2:4141
MICR REID sad HILDA W REM (who
*geed Mid MertIng• Hilda W111tune la the mallet ef the eetnte rse
Depot, Clerk.

Only $15,000 down to
new 51/2% 10 yr mtg.
New •rmodel • 3 large
rooms, painted walls,
tiled entrance, modern
plumbing. Very best
construction. Sold for
$115,000. Rent $9,000.
A beauty. Nothing like
it for the money in all
this great city.

$2,500 Down.

Former $40,000 terrace
6 solid tan bk 8 room
houses. Can you imag-
ine $13,500, Good rent-
ing near Crosstown and
3rd. Bat 51/2% int.

MR. BEDFORD

Homer Warren & Co.

Little Joey Hoffman opened the
door a tiny crack, looked in and
then shoved the door wide, tugging
behind him his reluctant mother.
"Is this the Fresh Air Camp
office I wanna learn to swim Jimmy
was last year and says its swell."
Breath having failed him after so
long and complicated an oration,
he stood in front of the rail some-
what abashedly looking at the
secretary.
Mrs. Hoffman stepped to the
fore. "Ile's been talking about
nothing but camp since last year,"
she told the young lady in charge
Warren
of camp affairs at 51
Ave. "Do you think he's old enough
to go?"
The secretary explained that if
Joey was between the ages of 6
and 16, a child of Jewish parents
and healthy, his presence would
be most welcome at Fresh Air
Camp.

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BUYERS WAITING-List your
properties with a reliable broker
for quick results. Victor Schle-
singer, Madison 2526. Evenings,
Townsend 8-7291. Established
since 1914.

FOR RENT - Lovely furnished
room In private, adult home for
lady, gentleman or couple. !Come
privileges. 2527 W. Philadelphia
Ave., Lafayette 4792-W.

YOUNG LADY desires room In
private home. Board optional.
Write Box 300, Detroit Jewish
Chronicle, stating price and
references.

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FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room for a gentleman in home
without children. Linwood sec-
tion. Reasonable. Call Townsend
.

REALTORS
63 Tears Dependable &nice

FOR RENT - Neatly furnished,
airy room for a gentleman by
small family. Garage if desired.
2726 Tuxedo. Towneeud 5-3356.

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room for one or two. Kitchen
privileges. Board if desired. 3794
Burlingame, near Dexter. In.
quire mornings or evenings.

FURS LIKE NEW

WILL RENT OR SELL beautiful
five room furnished summer cot-
tage at Walled Lake. Electricity,
screened porch. Call Lafayette
3368 or Tyler 5-8149.

* For genuine dry
' cold storage . . . that
really protects ... bring
your garments to

WANTED-Couple lo share lovely
5-room furnished fat with couple.
Garage. Home privileges. Near
bus and car line. 3009 W. Grand
Ave.

Blue Bird
Fur Shop

ATTRACTIVE widow with some
income would like the acquaint-
ance of a refined and educated
man about 50. Object, matrimony.
Write Box 40, Detroit Jewish
Chronicle.

6262 12TH ST.. car Virginia

Call MAdison 1110

And a bonded messenger will

14103

FOR RENT - Furnished modern
home on Lake St. Clair. Re-
sponsible family. Private dock
and boat. 29104 Jefferson Ave.
between 11 and 12 mile roads.
Days call Windsor 4-3211, nights,
Windsor, 3-5154.

pick up your garments.

eftening ad repairing el
ten fors wail, in mow.

A Rich Summer's Experience Awaits the Youngsters Who
Will Be Vacationing on the Fine Community
Camp Site Near Brighton

FOR SALE - 3353 Burlingame
near Dexter and Roosevelt group
of schools-7-room single brick
and shingle, 3 bedrooms, oil heat,
instantaneous hot water heater;
all rooms painted, side drive, gar-
age; large yard, trees, shrub-
bery, screens. Cost $16,000, will
take $2000 for my equity of
$10,600. Shown by appointment
only. Townsend 6-2830,

20 Apts. Now $40,000

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FOR YOUR PROTECTION

Ulu* Viet, El
&des

Sabbath Seale.:
On Saturday, June U. soil throughout
the ousame r month& Sithiuth eon lc.
out be held In the Brown Memori•I
Chop. •t 10 o'vlock. This lishbath Dr.
leo IS ,Prutiln will Keach en the
aulcleet he /Pun. Element In Bible
Caaractera."
On June H. Albert Gordon will Preach
Ale sermon at the Sabbath morning
.otrleet Dr. Franklin will conduct the
rvlrre
.Memorlel Otte
Thou desng to perpetuate the name.
o sage
of their departed loved une• In
-propel.. manner Mould consult Dr. luo
Y. Franklin, chairmen of the memorial
%Da midemittu. The following eift• to
ehe memorial fund• been received
.Jere[ the past week:
Temple Memorial Vend: in memory of
Simon Loewenstein. Sigmund Unger Lee
M•• Grumman, from Mr. and Mrs. Lee
mcluelmn: In memory of Samuel P.
Wilk., Sarah Rosen. ..It and Milford
Stem. from Mr. end Mrs. David Wilk.:
to memory of Herbert Woman nod 8Imon
Lowenstein, from MR. Adolph Sloman:
in memory, ef 51/1404 4.04.04.4•In. from
Mrs Modena II. Mom.' '
filoomgarden Tuilion Fund: In mem-
ory of Hebei-. V.ohn, Benjamin Barnett
to Selo.. Klein. from Dr. and Mrs.
teen B. Comm. •
Library Fund: in honor of th• 15th
wedding anniverury of Mr. and Mrs.
Wound Moines, from Arthur Gouts.
and family.
Peak of Memories: The name of Mr.
Rose Hecht Goldberg will be inscribed
So a memorial to her In the Book of
Memories. her husband parrot give. •
poltroon eontribution to the Tempi..
Roth Franklin Einetien Memorial Loan
rund. In memory of Simon Lomenatein.
from Judge •nd Mra Charles Rubin.
and Dr. and Mre N•th. Schist,:
In memory of William Harriun Fruit.
fro Mr.. and Mu. Milton Ifirmhfleht
la memory of A, M. Erman n.. from Mr%
A. 11. Urrnann,In bonor of to 26th
wedding snalvereary et Mr. and Mrs.
litkirund Inninan, from Mr. and Mra.
flanuel J. narater.
{VS rerurd with rue.. the Panto ,/ or
Masan Loeweastela and Cart• glom..

760 BOYS AND GIRLS ALREADY
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ENROLLED II FRESH AIR CAMP

onrien
sraym

FURNISIIED COTTAGE. Ideal
for quiet rest, bathing, fishing.
Season only. Open Sunday. 22750
Gordon Switch Drive, near 11
Mile Road, St. Clair Shores.
Townsend 8-8008.

FOR RENT - Neatly furnished
room for one or two gentlemen.
Board if desired. Shower. Good
transportation, 2069 W. Euclid
Ave. near 14th, Apt. B-1. Welnez.

YOUNG COUPLE desires to rent
room. Single person preferred.
Home privileges. Convenient
transportation. 2545 Ford, car.
Linwood, Apt. A-4.

BUSINESS GIRL will share three
room apartment with one or two
girls. Good transportation. Near
bus and car line. Burgess, 10217
Dexter Blvd. Tyler 4-1152.

BACHELOR desires room In single
home. Six or seven mile road
neighborhood. Call Lafayette
0522.

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FOR RENT-Furnished room in
nice, private home of couple.
Garage if desired. 2441 Taylor,
near LaSalle.

FOR RENT-Light, cheerful room
in nice, cool apartment by •
young couple. Convenient trans-
portation. 3240 Rochester, Apt.
106, near Dexter.

WANTED-Doctor for' summer
camp. For particulars call Tyler
4-0983 between 8 and 11 a. m., or
between 4 and 0 p. m.

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COUPLE going to California
would like to get in touch with
party driving ear. inquire at
2665 Gladstone Ave., Apt. 303,
Kadushin.

DRIVING west the end of June.
Can accommodate one or two.
Driving experience preferred.
. Share car expenses. Write Box
200, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.

WANTED-Young lady with ear
to share a modern summer cot-
tage with three girls. Call Tyler
6-2226 on Sunday between 10
and 2.
Dr. Mordecai M. Kaplan is per-
haps the only rival of Dr. Stephen
S. Wise for multiplicity of Jobs in WILL SHARE OR SUBLET 4-
room attractively f nrnished
Jewish affairs . . . When Kaplan
apartment, near Dexter. for sum-
leaves for a two-year stay in F'al-
mer months. Cool and airy, Call
estkne as professor at the Hebrew
Euclid 53614 no later than
University a dozen men will be Sunday.
required to take over his func-
tions as professor at the Jewish
Theological Seminary, head of the
The first authorized biography
Society for Advancement of Juda-
ism. editor of The Reconstruction- of Leon Blum is now being written
by
two European Journalists . .
Teachers'
lat, professor at
dean of the Jewish Teeth- The book will-seek to set at rest
some
of the false rumors current
e's' Institute and his work in so-
about the Fropch premier.
dig welfare.

Loa of ems

eels at lee Court -le the seetoe

BUY with CONFIDENCE .. •

WEISMAN

PONTIAC CO.

sure that he is perfectly healthy-
free from possible infectious di-
seases and that his heart is in good
AL WEISMAN
shape to stand the strain of swim-
ming, baseball, volley ball, tennis
' THAT
or whatever other sport in which
OLD
he may wish to participate.
SERVIECE
A white card will be made out
by the doctors at the Clinic stating
We have just recently installed the newest motor and scientific
that they have examined Joey, that
lubrication equipment, enabling us to render a perfect service.
he is healthy, or that he needs cer-
tain attention and giving instruc-
4846 TO 54 WOOD YARD AVE.
tions for his care. The card will
AT WARREN AVE.
TEMPLE 1.7540
be waiting for him when he gets
Sea Our Assortment of Guaranteed Used Cars.
to camp and will carry the record
as to his health or any indisposi-
tions that may occur while he is
there.
At the clinic, Joey will find,
also waiting for their examina-
tions, many of the other youngsters
who are to be his camp mates. New
friendships will be formed and new
contacts made, some of them per-
Remember Dad with a Gift
haps destined to follow Joey
through life. He gets his prelimi-
from Olen & {Vein
What foods does Joey dislike? nary induction to camp life, if he
has
never
been
there
before,
and
is
Which has the doctor said he should
not eat? Does he eat too slowly, sure to get a great thrill out of
too quickly, too little or to much? his new experience.
up
JULES OLEN
These important facts are each
760 Already Enrolled
Light and Good Looking
brought to the attention of the ex-
More than 760 boys and girls
SAM WEIN
perienced, trained counsellor who have already been enrolled for the
will have charge of Joey's table in season at Fresh Air Camp. Some
the big dining hall. In spite of the are to stay two weeks, some will
noise of some 200 healthy young- remain for four, and a large num-
sters at their meals, each child ber are being enrolled by their
will be carefully watched over to parents for the entire summer.
Wherever you see a smartly
see that he or she eats as much as They will return to the city
attired bather you'll discover
necessary and yet gets nothing that browned, healthy, hardy and full
might injure a delicate stomach,
he's wearing a Jantzen.
The finest
of new life and zest. Camp opens
Then came other questions that officially June 28 and lasts through
summer tie
Others from $1.95
will help guide the counsellors in five sessions of two weeks each un-
made. Attract
making a big camp-where 200 til Sept. 5.
tive patterns.
children are all clamoring for in-
Resists
wrink-
Sport
The camp is located on Blaine
dividual attention-as much like
les, moisture
Trousers
home for little Joey as possible. Lake, on U.S. 23, near Brighton,
and muss.
Checks,
stripes,
Mich.,
a
short
distance
north
of
What should be done for him in U.S. 16. There on 90 acres of broad
plain white All white in the $5 rin
case of any of the minor ills young-
.00
season's moat
rolling
fields,
playgrounds,
wood-
and
cream.
sters are heir to-how many hours
popular styles.
and a beautiful waterfront,
does he sleep on the average - lands
is
located
a moat ideal camp site.
does he walk in his sleep - does
Pure
well
water
is
piped
to
every
he wake up suddenly and call for
part of the grounds and into all
someone - does he talk in his of
the buildings. Sewage disposal
sleep?
Some of the children coming to equipment safeguards the health of
the
children with abundant wash-
Open Eves.; Sunday till 0
Fresh Air Camp, counsellors have
0038 nut ST., at Clialfmount
DOWNTOWN STORK. National Indult Bldg.
found in the past, require special room and sanitary facilities. Fire
protection
is assured by a number
medical care or treatment. In such
cases it is given gratis by some of of strategically located hydrants
Detroit's leading child specialists fed by a 70-foot water tower to
who have interested themselves in assure ample pressure. Even this is Home Relief Society Sets
the camp. But parents must make augmented by fire eattinguishers
Oct. 24 as Date for An-
a request that such care or treat- located in every one of the camp's
nual Dinner-Dance
ment be given. A large modern 13 spacious buildings.
The combination dining hall and
clinic is maintained at camp where
kitchen
is
the
boast
of
the
camp;
facilities are provided to care for
A special meeting of the Home
abundant tasty meals are provided
any health requirement.
WRONG
under grict observance of the Relief Society was held at the
of Mrs. Bernard Komer of
OILMMAIV VIM
Joe's education for the summer, Jewish dietary laws. Fresh Air home
Lawrence
Ave.
last
Friday.
Mrs.
and his training in hobbies or Camp's kitchen has been modern-
crafts is also taken into consider- ized to the latest note. Food is kept Charles Cornell, president, an-
ation. Does he like woodworking? fresh and milk sweet by electric nounced that the society'd annual
A splendid shop is provided where refrigeration; it is cooked on two dinner dance will take place on
he may spend many happy hours of the newest safety "Philgas" Sunday, Oct. 24, at Hotel Statler.
sawing, hammering and fitting ranges, and the dishes in which it Mrs. Arthur Ginsburg is general
things together. Is he interested in Is served are washed In a new chairman of this event. and Mrs.
printing? Again his inclination is electric dish-washing machine, Jerome J. Kanter is chairman of
catered to. Other craft classes are where each plate and cup is in- the year book.
It was also announced that the
held in which both boys and girls dividually sprayed and boiled to a
participate - natureeraft, leather- shining newness. Two complete sets Home Relief Society's annual
craft, metal work, drawing, basket- of dishes and utensils are provided picnic will take place on Tues-
ry, beadwork and weaving are in accord with strict Jewish tradi- day. June 29, at 1 p. m., at the
tion.
Zoological Gardens, Ten Mile
some of these.
Next Friday afternoon Joey will
Near the dining hall is the ad- Road and Woodward, meeting at
go to the North End Clinic on ministration building, where offices, the end of the train lines at the
cur Holbrook Ave., where he will be the camp canteen and other facili- Zoo's Picnic Grove.
given a physical examination to be ties are provided. Four large dor-
All members and friends are
mitories afford adequate accommo- invited. Games and amusements
dationfor 200 children at any one have been planned for the pleas-
time; a large recreation hall with ure of the children and adults.
a complete stage for theatricals,
and many other pieces of equip-
ment, caters to their amusement. The Jennie Needle Goodman
There are also a handicraft shel-
Club Holds Rummage
ter, a nature craft shelter, a build-
Sala in Monroe
ing that serves as the workers'
quarters and a large, well-equipped
The
Jennie
Needle Goodman
work shop. A daily paper is pub-
lished, the "Fresh Air Breeze," Club held a rummage sale June
8
and
9
in
Monroe,
Mich. Mrs.
which gives would-be reporters an
Mollie Guterman, who was in
opportunity for experience.
Two bath houses are located at charge of the affair, donated the
Ordinary shoes often mis-
the shore of the wide beach, to- use of the store in Monroe.
The members of the club who
gether with floats, wharves, diving
assisted
in
the
sale
were
Mes-
platforms and a roped-off space for
shape growing feet. Sur-
the youngsters learning to swim. dames Morris Weiner, Zelick
Slides and other aquatic equip- Needle, Sophie .Benjamin, Sam
veys show 72% of all
ment are available, of course. Gurian, Benjamin Bagdade.
Mrs. Weiner, who is the presi-
Every boy and girl who cannot
children develop serious
dent,
thanks
those
who
contrib-
swim is taught the rudiments of
taking care of himself in the water. uted clothing and merchandise
for
this
sale.
foot defects ... Don't let
Others are given instruction in
Another sale is to be held in
better swimming, in diving and
the fall.
life-saving.
your child become one of
The proceeds will go to the
Monday morning, June 28, little
Joey whom we left In the North orphanage in Klewan, Poland,
these unfortunates. Let
End Clinic, will be taken by his chief beneficiary of the Jennie
parents to the Jewish Community Needle Goodman Club.
us fit your child in a
Center, at 8904 Woodward Ave.
There he will find waiting for him Camp Kinderwelt Registers
the fleet of buses that will take
Children for New
pair of Edwards Shoes.
him and his new friends to the
Season
first section of the camp and into
a life, the wealth of which he has
Camp Kinderwelt aims to pro-
never dreamed. He will come back vide for the camper recreation and
at the end of his stay "a new boy." recuperation through a healthful
mode of living and interesting ac-
tivities. It combines Jewish edu-
cational aims with the usual sport
Margolis-Malone, Inc.,
and other camp activities.
Offer Best Service in
The camp Is situated on 140
Sale of LaSalle V-8 acres of land with a 10-acre lake,
woodland, hills and dales.
'America's Finest" for Perfect
Camp Kinderwelt has facilities
That the public recognizes the and equipment for all water and
Posture and Balance
value of the Cadillac-built LaSalle land sports, comfortable, sanitary
V-S Is manifested in a recent sur- bungalows, cold and hot showers
The 0.1
vey which shows that LaSalle has and intelligently planned and
Store i
eclipsed in sales all the others cars supervised activities. It has a large
the Neel
in its price range, according to staff of educators, and a doctor and
Nate Margolis of Margolis-Malone, a nurse are always present,
west Se,
Inc., LaSalle dealers, located at
ties Sellia
Camp Kinderwelt is co-educa-
11,340 Jos, Campau.
tional and accepts boys and girls
Edwa r d
"And we've been getting our from 7 to 15 years of age.
Shoes
share of business, too!" added
Registration for the season or a
Nate. "Many people fled it hard half season is now open. Apply
to believe that this wonder auto- to the city office, 9001 12th St.
mobile is now actually within reach
of the average family and yet the Bnai Moshe Moonlight At-
tO
facts are perfectly plain, Further-
tracts 1300 People
more, LaSalle is inexpensive to
drive and maintain-and despite
Sims 3 -12
The moonlight given by the
its low price it is Cadillac-built
throughout. This means long life Men's Club of Congregation Bnai
AU shoes are fitted by X•rnI
and exceptional freedom from re- Moshe, last Sunday, was successful
machine
orwi PIRl e
pairs. We welcome the opportunity in spite of the inclement weather.
of comparing LaSalle with any Over 1300 people attended.
President Harry Rosman ex-
other ear in its field."
pressed his thanks to the patrons
Nate Margolis is one of Detroit's of the affair and to the many ac-
young automobile veterans. Satis- tive workers. lie praised The 8950 TWELFTH STREET
fying customers is a creed with Jewish Chronicle for publicizing
him and has resulted in acquiring the moonlight, which helped a lot
TRINITY 2 - 4727
for his firm a large following. Oc- in bringing out the attendance.
cormooro.
cupying their own building and Morris Rosenberg, president of
OPEN SUNDAYS 9 TO 5
maintaining their own service eta- Bnai Moehe, likewise conveyed ap-
lion they are able to offer unusual- preciation to the workers and the
ly attractive deals to prospective many friends who aided this ven-
auto owners. "I don't believe in ture.
Wonder why the Fascist cow
boasting," said Nate, "But with
G. ornestwOt,
the LaSalle V-8, the finest auto-
tries of Italy, Germany and Greet
William
Groper,
the
left
wing
mobile on the market today and
cartoonist and painter, is the first are the only European port* e
with Margolis-Malone, Inc., to sell radical artist to hare one of his call on the itinerary
mapped 'oc
and service it, I don't believe a works purchased by the ultra- for the annual cruise of
the mit
man can find a better deal in all
conservative
Metropolitan
Museum
shipmet
of
the
United
State
some
the world."
of Art. Naval Academy.

---Service

Sales

FATHER'S DAY

This Sunday

STRAWS 1645

PALM
BEACH Jantzen Bathing Suits
TIES
$9.95

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SPORT SHOES

$1

$1.65 up

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OLEN WEIN

DAVIS &HALPERIN

$ 65 4°`

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