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CLIFTON AMOS CINCINNAll 30, OHIO
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PIEDETROIVLWIS/I rl RON
September 24, 1937
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COMMUNITY HONORS FRED M. BUTZEL
THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
Patrick H. O'Brien
Heads Labor's Slate
as Mayor Candidate
YIDDISH THEATER TO FUNCTION
AGAIN IN DETROIT THIS YEAR
with flowers donated by Feldman
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
Bros. of the Dexter-Joy Florists,
Judge Patrick H. O'Brien, peo-
Goldman said that the 85,000 and with the American and Zion-
Littman Announces Plans for Initial Performance This
Jews of that country contributed ist fiagts loaned by Purity chap- ple's candidate for mayor, is the
Sunday; Jewish Actors' Union to Supervise
son
of a copper miner who was
$250,000 to the fund for a per- ter of Eastern Star.
killed in the mines of Northern
Apt rents now 50% to 75%
Appearances Here
Additional Trees Planted
lord of two years—a sum approx-
of normal. You may have
imately six times larger than is
Theodore Levin reported that Michigan. His life is the story of
a
fight;
first
against
poverty,
then
no idea of the tnarvelous
being contributed by the 75,000 2200 trees were thus far planted
Detroit will once again have a east, including Sam Kravitz, Stel-
against injustice to the common
cash profile on these Insur-
in the Butzel Forest.
Jews of Detroit.
la Cold, Felix Fogelnest, Yitzchok
Yiddish theater.
ance Co foreclosures until
Additional gifts to the fund for people from which he sprang.
In
an
analysis
of
the
reasons
Announcement
was made this Swerdlov, Serele Gross, Bess Sha-
It is a perfect climax to his
you see our Facts and Fig-
the
Butzel
Forest
were
received
piro, Benny Gutlita and Jack
advanced for anti-Semitism, Rabbi
career that O'Brien should now week by A. Littman that the thea- Shargel.
ures.
Goldman said that it is because last week from the following:
ter on 12th and Seward will begin
head
the
first
genuine
people's
The casts appearing in Detroit
Jews are conspicuous by their ac- Ten trees each were planted
$350,000
ticket in the history of Detroit. to function on Sunday, Sept. 26,
tivitics, ubiquitous and an endur- by the following: Rabbi and Mrs. His record, his ideals, and his con- matinee and evening, when Wil- will be supervised by the Jewish
foreclosed price. Outstand-
ing minority. Palestine, he de- Solomon Goldman of Chicago, ception of democracy fit, as though liam Siegel's three-act drama, Actor's Union.
ing apt of this city. Recon-
Admission prices are: matinees
clared, offers the solution to the :Kr. and Mrs. Israel Davidson, Mr. Made to order, the new political "Souls for Sale," with songs and
ditioned, refurnished. Nor-
Problem because it is the one and Mrs. Harry Grevnin and Ru- life which is being born in the city dances, will be presented by a cast 25e to 75c and evenings 35c to
mal rent $120,000 now
ben
Grevnin.
$1.
Seats are now available at the
land that does away with con-
of well-known players.
$85,000. Former mtg $750,-
Five trees were planted by Mr. and in the nation.
spicuousness and ubiquity.
Starring in the new cast are box office. Benefit performances
O'Brien was born and reared in
000 now clear. Terms $100,-
and
Mrs.
Louis
Linsky,
Harry
may
also be arranged at the
Referring to the statement
the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Anna Lillien and Louis Weiss,
000 bat 6% int. Make of-
made by the chairman of the eve- Linsky, Miss Mary Linsky and He completed his grammar school who will be assisted by an able theater.
fer.
Benjamin
Linsky.
ning, Philip Slomovitz, that Great
Contributions of $5 each were education in Kewsenaw Oounty,
Britain betrayed the Jewish cause,
worked as a mine for several
$65,000
Rabbi Goldman declared that Jews received from Maurice Bordelove years in the copper mines of
foreclosed price. Magnifi-
and
Alvin D. Hersch.
themselves
have
also
been
betray-
cent cut stone, bk and steel
Four trees were planted by Dr. Houghton County; taught school
ers; that if Jews had responded and
at Cooper Harbor; and then with
4 story marble entrance 4
Mrs. Charles Lakoff.
to
the
Zionist
appeal
the
situa-
sallies Peace Conference, where
to 6 rooms all refinished.
Three trees each were planted the money he had saved, attended (CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
tion would not be as serious as
law school at Valparaiso, Ind.
his dream of an Independent
New Frigidaires new table
by
the
Sisters
of
Zion
Mizrachi,
it
is
today.
He
recalled
the
nego-
whenever
he
passed
a
Jewish
Czechoslovakia was realized, he
top stoves. Normal $200,-
Zion Zeire Zion Branch 3, From 1891 until 1890 O'Brien
tiations that were conducted 50 Poale
000. Normal rent $30,000,
Infant
Service
Group
and Sarah practiced law In Superior, Wis. home. This atavistic belief was too the lead in fighting for rec-
years
ago
to
purchase
the
Wailing
Then, for 13 years more, he prac- dissipated when hewas employed ognition of the rights of small
now $14,000. Terms $15,-
Wall site for a paltry sum of Reisman.
000 bal. 51/2% int.
trees each were planted ticed in the little town of Laurium, as a toter to the young son of a nations and succeeded in prevail-
$100,000 and remindedd the au- by Two
Jewish merchant, Once, while ac- ing upon Woodrow Wilson to In-
Mich.
the
following:
Poale-Zeire
dience that a Jewish millionaire
In 1911 O'Brien achieved his companying his charge into the corporate minority guarantees in
$55,000
chose instead to build an orphan Zion, branch 2; Philip Breitmeyer, first major political and personal country the Jewish youngster sud- the peace pacts. It is a strange
foreclosed price. 4 story 4
Sally
Fields,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Abe
home with this sum of money Kasle, Dr. and Mrs. Gera Schin- triumph, In a district which was denly disappeared. When Masaryk historical parallel that Lord Ar-
and 5 rooms elect refrig.
and the opportunity to acquire agel, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Purdy, 10 to 1 Republican he ran for went to look for him he found him thur Balfour, who Issued the dec-
Excellent condition. Last
the Wailing Wall site was lost Mr. and Mrs. William H. Kaplan, circuit judge on a Democratic behind a barn saying his prayers. laration regarded as the Magna
sale $125,000. Normal rent
Perhaps for all time.
ticket—and was elected!
This made a profound impression Charts of a Jewish Palestine, was
$16,600 now $10,500.
Rabbi Goldman, in addition Clarissa and Samuel Fineman,
From 1933 to 1935 Patrick II. on Masaryk, and probably ac- also the author of the manifesto
Terms $11,000 bat 51/2%
to making his trip to Detroit Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish O'Brien was attorney general of
counts for his great sympathy that formally recognized the Re-
int.
to deliver the address at the Children's Home, Dr. and Mrs. Michigan. In this capacity he per-
a Czech he public of Czechoslovakia.
Butzel meeting, at ■ personal Emil Amberg, Mr. and Mrs. Max sonally supervised the drafting of with the Jews, for as
$35,000
Masaryk was no stranger to
sacrifice, not only donated his Silverman, James Ii. Norton, Dr. the first emergency banking laws also knew what it means to belong
Harry
C.
Metzger.
Zionism. In his student days he
foreclosed price. Court de-
to
an
oppressed
people.
services to the Jewish National
One tree each was planted by to be presented to any legislature
sign 4 rooms. Lost sale
In 1882, he was called to Prague had known Theodor Here, and
Fund Council, but at the con-
in the United States.
$115,000. Normal rent
as professor of philosophy at the had commented favorably on the
elusion of the meeting contrib- the following: Mr. and Mrs. Da-
$14,500 now $6,800. Terms
newly-established University of "Judenstaat" in "The Athen-
uted the sum of $15 for plant- vid Sherage, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Kutnick,
Mr.
and
Sirs.
J.
M.
Lat-
INCREASED
ACTIVITIES
$7,000 bal 51/2% int.
Prague. His liberalism attracted aeum," a journal he founded to
ing of 10 trees in the Butzel
tin,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Abraham
Cap-
Czech nationalism. Dur-
Forest in Palestine.
AT NORTH END CLINIC students from every corner of foster
Ian,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Abraham
Pan-
$30,000
Europe and his classes became the ing a visit to the United States In
The presentation to Mr. Butzel ash. Judge John V. Brennan,
1907
he
became friends with
foreclosed price 60 ft cor-
focus
of
renascent
Czech
national-
of the certificates indicating that Miss Katherine Tinnette, Miss
Activity continued to be heavy
ner like new. 12 private
a forest is being planted and a Merlah Andrews of Farmington, at the North End Clinic accord- ism. A firm believer in the future Stephen S. Wise and had the dis-
tinction
of
being the first guest
porches. New hall carpets.
testimonial book containing the Mich., Chester L. Schwartz.
ing to a report released this week of his people, he nevertheless speaker at the Free Synagogue's
Last sale $67,000. Normal
would not compromise with the
names of all contributors to the
which
revealed
that
May,
June
and
open
forum.
Masaryk publicly
rent $8,500 now $6,100.
fund was made by Theodore Levin
July showed higher average of truth for the sake of demagogy.
the idea of a Jewish
Terms $6,000 bat 51/2 c'e int.
treasurer of the Butzel Forest in Morris Granet Again Heads work per clinic day than January, Despite his burning love for the supported
restoration
in
Palestine on his ar-
Czech and Slovak people, he
Palestine Committee of which
Mishkan Israel
February and March.
Mr. Bedford, Cadillac 0321
- rival in America during the War.
Clarence H. Enggaas was chair-
During May, June and July, braved contumely and denunciat As president of Czechoslovakia he
ion as a traitor to expose as forg-
man.
Homer Warren & Co.
Morris Granet was re-elected 1,555 individuals made an average eries the Kralo Dvoreke documents sanctioned the granting of the
In his response, Mr. Butzel,
REALTORS
unanimously by the membership of 6,101 visits per month and dur- with Czech patriots regarded as Palestine mandate to England. In
who
was
visibly
moved
by
the
ing the same period 491 new
63 Tears Dependable Service
great tribute accorded him, urg- of Congregation Mishkan Israel patients applied for service, Of national treasures because they 1925 he received Chaim Weiz-
ed his audience always to remem- as president for his fdurth con- the new patients, 41 per cent were supposedly proved the greatness mann and pledged his active sup-
secutive
year,
at
the
annual
mem-
port.
ber the obligations that we owe
unemployed, and about 31 per cent and antiquity of Czech culture.
Two years later he paid an of-
to democratic institutions and bership meeting on Yom Kippur were referred to the clinic by That this exposure brought him
night,
Sept.
16.
ficial visit to Palestine. the first
ideals. He took occasion to plead
various welfare agencies. Of the the enmity of his own people head of a modern state to do so
Morris
Pollock
was
elected
for unstinted support to the Com-
total of 18,304 visits for these meant less to Masaryk than his
munity Fund, whose campaign vice-president,. David Goldberg. three months, 74 per cent were passionate desire to teach and tell since the Kaiser went to the Holy
treasurer, A. Kellman, secretary;
Land. He toured the Jewish col-
will be held in a few weeks.
the truth as he saw it
free.
Mr. Butzel stated that he had Harry Gunsburg, sexton,
It was this same fearless in- onies and discussed conditions
According to a report just re-
The
following
trustees
were
the
with
Zionist leaders. He was
a fundamental belief in
leased by the Council of Jewish tegrity that led him to defend a
principles of the Jewish Na- appointed: N. Zussman, I. Gen- Federations and Welfare Funds, Jew accused of ritual murder, On greeted by thousands of people
delman,
P.
J.
Garzek,
Wm.
Levi,
on
his
visit to the Hebrew Uni-
tional Fund, and in its unify-
of which the Detroit Jewish Wel- April 1, 1899, a 19-year-old girl versity, to which his government
ing force. He related to his A. Balfirer, S. Morris, M. Mar-
named Agnes Ilruza was found has made many gifts. So friendly
fare
Federation
is
a
member,
the
golis,
B.
Ablecap,
M.
Soks,
J.
audience a conversation he had
8210 TWELFTH ST.
volume of work has risen through- slain in a forest near the Bohe-
with Ossip Gabrillawitsch a short Shiffman, Sam Schurter, H. Lif- out the country in dispensaries mian town of Polna. The police was he to Zionism that his visit
became a political issue in his
time before the death of the shitz, M. Goldforb, A. Raskin, B.
MADISON 6191
Burdick, B. Gould, Sa mLubet- and out-patient departments o f arrested a Jewish vagabond by native land, where Catholics
great pianist and director. Mr.
hospitals which are under Jewish the name of Leopold !Ulmer and claimed that he visited only Jew-
Butzel said that they had dis- sky, S. Chesluk, H. Lonslay.
charged him with having commit- ish holy places and neglected
A public installation will be auspices.
cussed various causes, and Gab-
The council's report shows that ted the crime as part of a Jewish those sacred to Catholics. It was
Again a Jewish Theatre
held on Shmini Atzeres during
rilowitsch remarked that the
ritual. !Elsner was quickly con- then that his enemies revived an
Detroit
led
all
dispensaries
not
morning
services,
directed
by
most important cause of all is
in Detroit!
Rabbi Isaac Stollman and Cantor connected with hospitals in the victed and sentenced to death. But old canard that he, the offspring
the Jewish National Fund.
Masaryk, who had been following of a serf and a chambermaid, was
total
number
of
patients
for
the
Samuel
Mogil,
at
the
synagogue,
Paying a tribute to Reform
First Performance of the
months of April, May and June the case, was convinced there had really the illegitimate son of a
Judaism, Mr. Butzel said that it Blaine at Linwood.
New Season
with
4,777
patients
as
against
been a grievous miscarriage of Bohemian Jew, On his 85th
made definite contributions to
justice. Unhesitatingly he con-
Jewish life. Analyzing briefly his Gifts to Infant Welfare Fund 3,365 patients at the Alfred Ben- verted his classroom into an un-
jamin
Dispensary
in
Kansas
City
activities in Detroit, he stated
of Hadassah
and the 2,389 patients reported by official law court, calling witness
that he is primarily interested not
Mrs. Joe Magidsohn, chairman
after witness to prove the ab-
in the criticisms among groups of the infant welfare fund of the the East New York Dispensary, in surdity of the charge. Defying the
but in the contributions that each Detroit chapter of Hadassah, has Brooklyn, N. Y.
Matinee and Evening
For the second three months of ire of some of his professional col-
group makes.
received contributions from the 1936 the North End Clinic reported leagues, the clergy and the anti-
The meeting was opened with following:
17,618 visits as against the 18,842 Semitic press, all of whim had de-
The Sensational Drama
greetings by Dr. Israel Wiener,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Apple-
manded his resignation, Masaryk
chairman of the Jewish National by, in memory of B. Barnett of for April, May and June of 1937. published a series of articles
The survey indicates a lower per-
Fund Council of Detroit.
Cleveland; Dr. Barney Malbin, in centage of new patients who are championing Hilsner and exposing
In his opening remarks as chair- memory of Mrs. Amelia Kauf-
as a myth.
man, Mr. Slomovitz spoke of the man; Dr. and Mrs. David Fan- Jewish at the North End Clinic— the blood ritual tale
Champion of Downtrodden
importance of the Jewish Na- man, in honor of James Ellman's and a slight decrease in all pa-
He was accused of having been
tional Fund and said that the 50th birthday; Mr. and Mrs. Mil- tients—during the above three bribed by Jewish organizations.
Butzel Forest is only in its for- ton Mittenthal, in memory of months. About half of the clinics Riots occurred in his lecture hall.
marked
de-
reporting
showed
mative stages. Ile urged that Joseph Levin and Mrs. Goldstein;
children were insulted and
Detroiters should continue to in memory of Joseph Levin from creases in the number of new Jew- His
in the streets. Ile him-
plant trees in this forest, in honor David Zemon, Mr. and Mrs. ish patients, with North End maltreated
self
was socially ostracized, and
of or in tribute to their dear Robert Loewenberg, Esther Clinic one of the 15 which showed windows
in
his home were smashed
very
little
change—less
than
one
ones, thus enlarging the Butzel Loewenberg and Mr. and Mrs.
by fanatic mobs. But like Zola in
per cent.
Forest and remembering at the Saul Saulson.
the
Dreyfus
case, Masaryk was
same time the cause of Pales-
Knights of Pythias to Re- determined to see justice done.
tine's redemption.
To
Christians
who assailed him
Joseph
A.
Smith
Candidate
An unusually interesting feat-
sume Weekly Meetings
In 3 Acts by Wm. Siegel.
as a "Jew-lover," he replied: "lie
for Common Council
ure of the evening was the ap-
who
looks
up
to Jesus as his
pearance for the first time in De-
Joseph A. Smith, candidate for
Next Tuesday evening, Sept.
This play had a run of 18
troit of one of the finest Jewish the common council, was born and 28, Detroit Lodge No. 55 will master cannot be anti-Semitic.
You
must
be
either
one thing or
weeks in New York City.
singers in America today—David raised in Detroit, is 47 years of commence weekly meetings, with
Glinkovsky of Cleveland, former- age and attended public and an important business meeting. the other and if you are a Chris-
tian
you
cannot
be
anti-Semitic."
ly of Palestine, who has appeared parochial schools. He was a mem-
— PRICES —
The entertainment committee
in opera in Italy. He was accom- ber of the Steamfitters and Help- headed by Jack Werner will pre- Ultimately Masaryk won a new
Matinee-25c, 35e, 50c, 75e
panied on the organ by Jason ers Union, affiliated with the sent a report of the social func- trial for Hilener but not free-
Evening-35c, 55c, 75c, $1
Tickton, organist of Temple Beth American Federation of Labor. At tions planned for the coming fall dom, for the unfortunate Jew
El. Mr. Glinkovsky sang the fol- the age of 20, he entered the busi- and winter. Matters of import- was again sentenced to death.
Tax Extra
lowing selections: "Zamri Li," ness world, owned and operated a ance to the welfare of the lodge This time, however, Empror Franz
Josef commuted the sentence to
Tickets at Box Office.
Yemenite folksong, for which he landscape and cement business.
will be discussed. Chancellor life Imprisonment. Masaryk con-
wrote the music: "Song of the
A few years later he pioneered Commander Frank Berman urges tinued his struggle until 1918,
Flute;" "Ingathering of the Ex- in the transportation business, and all members to attend.
when in the closing months of
iles," words by A. H. Friedmand, was one of the first operators be-
el:tr was par-
rhw
erae ra,ftlilsn
For benefit performances,
music by Glinkovsky: "Ve-Ulai;" tween Michigan and Ohio. The Evening Schools to Resume the orld
r.r and kreo:
pr
dope d .
"Song of Labor" by Bialik.
apply at theatre every day
company was known as the Film
ward
his
as
Classes
in
Consumer
garded
him
The Butzel testimonial even- Transport Company, Joseph A.
from 11 a. m.
vided
him
with
funds
until
his
Buying
ing commenced with the singing Smith, president. lie inaugurated
death. When the limbs ritual
of "America" and "Hatikvah." the first overnight Avery service
trial opened in Kiev in
Copies of the Butzel testimonial between Detroit and key cities in
The Detroit Public Evening murder
1913, Masaryk again vehemently
book will be placed by the Jewish Michigan and Ohio.
Schools are again offering a denounce dthe blood accusation
National Fund Council of Detroit
course
in
consumer
buying
and
If elected to the Common Coun-
part in or-
for observation by Detroiters in cil, he pledges his support to re- consumer co-operation. T h e and took a leading
t meetings against
the following places: Temple Beth volutionize the D.S.R. and Motor- course is intended to help the gazna irsintst popgrorotemss
Czarist
El Library, Shaarey Zedek Li- bus transportation, and give De- household purchaser get the
'Elsner case raised Masaryk
brary, Bnai Moshe Library, Main troit modern transportation facili- greatest value out of his buying to The
the heights as the champion
branch of Public Library, at the ties.
dollar.
of
the
underdog and the down-
Philadelphia-Byron branch of the
Classes are meeting on Tues-
Headquarters for his campaign ,
During the closing days
United Hebrew Schools. at the of- have been established at 504 Film day evening at 7:30 at Northern trodden.
of
the
World
War. when he was
fice of The Detroit Jewish Chron- Exchange Bldg.
High School and on Monday struggling for the emancipation
icle and the Library of the De-
There are five Smiths in the evening at 7:30 at Northwestern of the Czechs and Slovaks. Jews
troit News.
campaigns, but he is the only High School. A fee of 50c is as well as other minority peoples
The cover for the Butzel Book Joseph A. Smith.
charged.
rallied to his side. At the Ver•
Was designed by Irving Isaacs.
The cuts were contributed by the
Modern Engraving Co.
Councilman Bradley Honored by Supervisors
The pulpit of Temple Beth El
was decorated on the occasion of
the Butzel testimonial evening
ANOTHER
RENT RAISE
CZECHOSLOVAKIA'S WASHINGTON
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• Former Circuit Court Judge
—10 Years.
• Former Attorney General
of Michigan-2 Years.
The Michigan Official Directory
Says of Mr. O'Brien
"He is recognised as an author-
ity on Constitutional Law. He Is
known as a liberal, public spirited
citizen; as a progressive public of-
Grist and as • man who places personal del.. above property
rights, whose heart beats in sympathy with the great masses
of the people whether they toil in the factory, in the mine,
or on the farm."
PATRICK II.
O'BRIEN
for MAYOR
birthday the Jews of Czechoslo-
vakia paid tribute to him by con-
tributing 50,000 kronen to char-
ity and raising an equal sum for
the establishment of Kfar Alas-
aryk in Palestine in his honor. As
a further symbol of the esteem in
which Jewry held him. he was
elected ■ freeman of the all-
Jewish city of Tel Aviv, a dis-
tinction conferred upon only two
other Christians, General Allenby
and Lord Balfour.
During the post-war years,
when the idealism that had given
birth to Czechoslovakia was being
displaced by reaction throughout
Europe, Masaryk steadfastly kept
his country on the road to de-
mocracy. Years before Hitler,
when life was already intolerable
for Jewish students In Eastern
Europe, he let it be known that
they would Inn welcome in Czech
universities. When Jewish refu-
gees began to pour out of Ger-
many in 1933 and 1934, Masaryk
saw to it that thousands of them
found a haven of refuge in Czech-
oslovakia. Under his rule every
attempt to introduce anti-Semit-
ism Into the politics, schools and
business of Czechoslovakia was
nipped in the bud. To anti-Se-
mitic student rioting at the Ger-
man university of Prague ho re-
plied by appointing German Jew-
ish refugee professors to the fac-
ulty,
Masaryk is dead but he leaves
as his indestructible monument
the great Republic of Czechoslo-
vakia. Humanitarian, scholar,
nation-builder and towering rep-
resentative of democracy in dic-
tatorship-ridden Europe, Masaryk
was one of the handful of per-
sonalities that retained their
greatness after the World War.
In the very heart of Europe he
built a state that teaches by ex
ample the advantages of liberty
over despotism. No narrow chau
vinist, he championed the free-
dom of his own people, but al-
ways insisted that minovities b
given a square deal. Masaryk
was not a philo-Semite, but a
right-thinking and liberty-loving
statesman who could not endure
oppression or persecution of any
sort. Anti-Semitism was hateful
to him. Ills life-long attitude of
simple justice to the Jews, de-
void of sentimental and platitu-
dinous expressions of friendship,
stood the Jews in better stead for
three generations than the more
demonstrative but less practical
behavior of other political lead-
ers who were Masaryk's contem-
poraries.
(Copyright. 1131, S. A. P.
)
TOLMICH AND KANTER
WIN TRIP TO CANADA
Ben Tolmich, general agent,
and Phillip L. Kanter. associate
general agent, of the Continental
Assurance Co., left on a trip to
Canada sponsored by their com-
pany in recognition of the volume
of life Insurance they produced
this year. They go to Montreal
and then board the Duchess of
Bedford and travel down the St.
Lawrence River to Quebec. After
spending two days at the Cha-
teau Frontenac in Quebec they
will return to Montreal for a
short stay-over at the Mt. Royal
Hotel. Immediately after this trip
the party returns to Chicago for
the company's annual agents'
convention.
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Pl.-
Samuel IL Rubin, Altonasy,
Donal Dank Isidg.
1•0175
FETMON TO CHANGE NAME
STATE or MICHIGAN County of
Wayne. e,.—Probate Court for the said
County. Notice is hereby given that I
Intend on the 10th day of December. A
D. 1537. at ten oclock is the forenoon.
to make application to said Probate
roust roe an order changing my name
from STAY:ISLAY -II HAMANANSKI in
STANLEY ZWIERZYNSKI. according to
the provialons of the Datut• in •uch
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case made and proOded.
Dated. Repternber 11, 1111.
STANISLAUS HAMANANSKI.
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Haeiweed Belt.
210111.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Circuit
Warne In Clia••
Court for Dm County
rem—Phyllis D Morgan. Plaintiff.
Charles A. Morgan. Defendant. Satis-
factory proof by •TdavIt ahowIng that
the defendant tonot • resident of this
State bat that he reeldee ontWde of
this State, •t c/o General Deliver/.
Tampa. Florida. It la ordered that the
said defendant enter his appearance In
mid causeor
on bolon three months
from date of this order, Sr the bill of
complaint may to tetras as confesswili
• nd that • Id order be published and
...nod as required by law.
Dated, September a, MT
ROBERT le IOWA
Circuit Judge.
( A tree eeer)
V L /IRWIN,
of
Deputy Clerk.
On motion of Supervisor Von Pounces! his Intention to continue
The Wayne County Board of
Supervisors Wednesday officially Moll, the supervisors directed that his efforts to have the remaining
approved the naming of "Bradley the channel be designated as
Channel" in honor of Councilman Bradley Channel on all maps here-
William P. Bradley, whose years
of efforts brought the Detroit after prepared for the county. a
Councilman Bradley, who is
River Industrial Waterway Into
candidate for re-election, an-
existence.
portion of the channel authorized
at the next session of Congress,
realizing its importance to the in-
dustrial growth and development
of the Detroit area.
S. C. MEYERS CO.
12046 DEXTER BLVD.
Between Elmhurst and Monterey
TOwnsend 8-9100
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