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STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Pro- Thomas C. Murphy, Judge of Probate.
bate Court for the County of Wayne.— In the matter or the eater of WIL-
No. 251523
LIAM L. PETERS, Deer &ed. On read-
In the Matter of the Eater. of: ing and fling the petition of Cottle
Julian Zareriti; Tarr Beget: Anthony Peter praying that administration of
Itudnik; Jacob Mlrek; Stanly stunts; rid estate be granted to herself or
Mary Wolanin; Anton! Cs•pka; Victor some other suitable person: It in ordered,
that the Thirteenth day of December,
Radler!: Anthony Kublekl; John A.
Hamilton; Mote Gordorowski; Mary neat at ten o'clock in the forenoon at
Rebut; Fell. and /Carolina Yacht.; said Court Room be apported fur hear-
Mrs. Ethel Saltsnian; John J. Klan. ing rid petition. And It la further or-
Inc and An. II; Iirnaey Chylineki; dered. that • ropy of thin order be
Ludwik Mieresynaltl; M. Stepaneki; published three suceerive weeks prey!.
ou• to rid time of hearing, In the
Join Duns• ; Michel or Ursula Irenib•
Anton! Glowcsynski; Jos. Zawod- Legal Chronicle, • newspaper printed
mkt; Jan Owczaresyk; Julian Truant., and circulating in said County of Wayne.
THOMAS C. MURPHY,
ski; Anton' Jarossyneki; Anthony Gre.
Judge of Probate.
'ben ("heater goblmek; John Gawiln-
• ropy )
ski; Anna Kamlay; Alexander Rye;
K•simer Borkowski; Stanislaw Marecki; CHARLES It. HARRIS.
Leputy Probate Hegira
Leonard Kondrat; 911. Serene.: Want
Storrs.; Stanley and Genevieve
I'm's; J. Kalineki; Jos. Kolakowski;
252118
Zoita Iternicka; Wiktor Gorecki;
STATE OP MICHIGAN. County of
Peter Pallnori; John or Antonina Wayne, n5—At a cession of the Probate
Gromek; Frank Zajac; John Doe: Court for rid County of Wayne, held
Pierre •Preno; F. John Kra: Frank at the Probate Court Room In the City
Inotroweki; Maria Ersosowelci, Anthony of Detroit. on the twenty-ninth din of
Jegello; Frank H. Nero', Andrew Los; October in the year one thousand nine
Louis. Roasoff; Josef Kamley; Joa. E. hundred and thirtyweven. Present:
Thomas; Kasimiers Harcsmasyk; John Thum. C. blurphy, Judge of Probate.
Mankoweki; Eva (hank; John J. Oa- In the matter of the estate of ALEX-
',Coal; A. C. Reutemann; Helen Kraw• ANDER 1.ABA. Deceased. On reading
▪ nyk: Gum Spiewak; Helen Konapacki; anJ Ming the petition of Catherine
P Moron; W. W. G. Toped; John J.
Labs praying that administration of
Adicka, Stephan Kiernickl; John Ct. sold rate he granted to herself or
e other imitable canton: It is or-
mermid; Peter Orban; Paul Bak; John som
Prsaanyeki; Joe Weds.; Denytro Kole- dere d, that the thtrteenth day of Decem-
myesuk; John Podakosky; Teresa or ber. next at ten o'clock in the fore-
Adam Skorupek. Joe Rynkiewl.: noon at mild Court Room be appointed
Emma DrIntion: Jos Fedenis; Stanlelaw for hearing maid petition. And it In
Kokarewskl] Mary Fleenor; ?dm Mar- further ordered, that a copy of this
tha Herta; Ludwika Stolarork; Mea order be published three merrily°
weeks precious to said time of hearing,
Nellie Kosloff; D, Baehr.;
or )(Wing Pomona
In the Legal Chronicle, • newspaper
Printed and circulating to said County
of Wayne.
No. :61111
THOMAS C. MURPHY.
In the Matter of the Estate. of:
Judge of Probate.
Waiter Kaprelk; Walter Torrosh: Kra (A tr. rope 5
Merle Labewica; Nike WIday; Josef& ClIABLES R. HARRIS,
?ere/dirk': Jour Krowczykowaki; F.
Deputy Probate Register.
Niso; Krimiers Hudikiewles; Blanch
Margolis; Andre Oleweki; Marian or
153313
Gulls :Melon.; Area C. Kierachke;
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of
John Zurowskl; Wojetk
man
Kolodli; Stanley Kultit; Walter J. Wayne, ea—At a rent. of the Probst.
Wolf; Anne Derry; Thomas B. Zlemba; Court for rid County of Wayne, held
Aftertaste Itatkowska; Aleksandr• Chem at Oa Probate Courtroom in the City of
etoweka; Peter and Alexandra Iludyt.; Detroit, on the rand day of November
Jacob Ponexak; Milo armee; Jacob in the year one thoueand nine hundred
and thin...even. Present: Thom. C.
Iturkoblich: Anton) Pladnarryk; Joe.
L Flort; Sophie Raelcka; Jul!. Martha Murphy, Judge of Probate. In the mat-
Oorka; W. T. Taylor; Mary (Doer; ter of the estate of DOMINICK Pint-
Kanner, Kalorrief; Stanley or Rose /NEST!, Decreed. On reading and fllnr
the petition of Alfonso PissImentl pre.
Roar.; Jos. N. &wee.; A. N.PPen;
Jos. T. Threat; Vincent Stanek: Ma- • In. that adminletratIon of rid estate
din. Barowice; Irene Kolodelrayk; be granted to himself or Come other
cirri° person: It la ordered, that the
Julia Dom.]: Tony Butkiewies; Pete
sixteenth day of December, neat at ten
Julius; Felikaa Piotrowski; Anna Stan-
o'clock in the forenoon at said Court
kiewics; K. S.W., : Frank Taracinski;
Room be appointed for hearing art
Peter Pronaki; Frederick De Santis;
'petition. Anil it is further ordered, that
Bolesiaw Besesinri; Jorphine Zamor-
• copy or Ole order be published three
ski; John Teresehuk; Stanley Distant surterive Week.
previous to sold time
Samand Kelly. Grosdenowlch; Mamie of hearing, In the Legal Chronicle, a
Crawford; Frank and Stella Martin. ...paper printer] and circulating in
...Its; Albert Bayer; Wiktorya and rid County of Wayne.
Frank Dublet; John Williams; Stanley
T11051AN C. MURPHY.
Przeplw•; Alexander Paranoid; Martha
Judge of Probate.
Mutter% J.
Green- (A true ropy.)
kook.] Disappeared or Miring Per. CHARLES E. ?LORE,
soon,
Deputy Probate Register.
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SISTERHOOD TO HEAR
10-YEAR-OLD PIANIST
The members of the Sisterhood
of Shaarey Zedek will meet on
Monday, Nov. 8, at 2:15 p. m., to
hear little Seymour Lipkin, pian-
ist, the 10-yearlold son of Dr.
TOWNSEND 8-9255
Varied Activities
of Mothers Clubs
sinanis; Veil.
FURNACE OIL
LA 4500
A varied program of activities
has been announced for the
Mothers' Clubs conducted under
the sponsorship of the Jewish
Community Center. A calendar
of activities during the coming
CURFEW IN JERUSALEM two weeks has been released and
reveals many interesting events.
(CONCLUDED MOM PACE NINE)
On Monday evening, Nov. 8,
Jericho-Jerusalem road near the the Oakland Club will install offi-
cers
at the Community Center,
lower Judean hills,
20,000 Trees Destroyed by Fire in with a music and dancing pro-
gram
to follow. Members will
Balfour Forest
bring the ingredients for pot-luck
Fire swept through beautiful refreshments.
Balfour Forest and destroyed 20,-
Two events arc scheduled for
000 trees before the conflagration
could be brought under control. Tuesday. Nov. 9—the first at 1:30
in
the afternoon when the Young
The forest had s total of 400,000
Women's Study Club will meet
trees.
SEYMOUR LIPKIN
at
the Dexter branch and hear
As the dangerous red shadows
were noticed by the colonists at Prof. Maude Fiero speak on "The and Mrs. Ezra Lipkin, who will be
World
We
Live
In."
At
8
o'clock
Ginegar, whose residents have
the guest artist. Seymour Lip-
given years of patient care to the nomination and election of ofil• kin is not often heard in public,
development of the forest planted errs will occupy the attention of his last appearance having been
12th St. Club, meeting in the
by the Jewish National Fund, they the
at I'ingree and Wood- with the Detroit Civic Orchestra
sounded the alarm to nearby set- synagogue
last spring. For the past sum-
row Wilson.
tlers. Police detachments came
Wednesday, at 2 o'clock, the mer, Seymour has been studying
from Mulch and Nazareth and a Woodward Club will hear Miss with the well-known pianist, Percy
fire brigade from Haifa. For three Mary West in a book review on Grainger, who says of him: "Sey-
hours the entire range of the val- "The Annointed" at the Commu- mour is not only a brilliant young
ley could see the fire on the hill- nity Center, and at 10:30 Thurs- wonder child with spectacualr
side. Working desperately with day morning, all Mothers' Clubs skill and charm but he has all the
sandbags to- dampen-the fire, the will assemble for a visit to the qualities that should develop into
settler* were spurred on by the Detroit Art Museum, Woodward first class musicianship in matur-
fear that the whole section of trees at Kirby.
ity."
would be destroyed. Early investi-
The program which Seymour
The following week will start
gation indicated that the fire had with a camp reunion supper at will render includes the following
its origin near an Arab village.
numbers:
the Center, when women who
have been at the Mothers' Club
Second Movement Pathetique
camp during the past summer will Sonata by Ludwig von Beethoven.
Times Against Concessions
LONDON (WNS-Palcor Agen- hold a get-together. Reservations
Fantasie Impromptu by Chopin.
cy)—The British government was must be made for this not later
Hark, Hark, the Lark, by Schu-
wanted by the London Times not than 1 p. m. Thursday, Nov. 11. bert-Liszt.
The Young Working Mothers'
to make any efforts to conciliate
Mrs. Harry Weingarden of
Arab extremists because of the Club will meet Monday evening , Flint, Mich., will be heard in a
violence that has marked the past N ov. 15, at 8 o'clock for a dis- group of songs. She will be ac-
few weeks in Palestine. The edi- cussionon child psychology, the companied by Miss Emily Filson.
torial comment on the Palestine meeting to be held at the Com-
The meeting will be addressed
situation, dealing with the crime munity Center on Woodward. by J. L. Kolle of the interior deco-
that have been committed including Tuesday afternoon, at 1:30. there rating department of the J. L.
will
be
a lecture on China for
the murder of Avinoam Yellin, ob-
Hudson Co.
serves ironically that the Italian h t e Young Women's Study Club,
The meeting will take place in
condolences extended, to the Arabs " the Dexter Branch Center. and the social hall of Shaarey Zedek.
are not very impressive when it 2 Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, the
Is remembered how Italy treated th SL Club will install officers
her own Moslem population in a s t the Pingree-Woodrow Wilson HEADS $6,250,000 DRIVE
Libya. Martial law in Palestine is ynagogue. Members are re-
not necessary for the present, the quested to bring refreshments.
Walter N. Rothschild, merchant
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 17,
Times says, but may become so by
leader, vice-president of the Brook-
the spread of violence. It con- at 1:30, the Woodward Club will lyn Federation of Jewish Chari-
see
demonstrations
of
home
cludes with its warning to the Ad-
ties, is chairman of the drive for
ministration against concessions games as a substitute for card $6,250,000 conducted by the New
Playing, in the interest of those
to extremists.
Sir Ronald Storrs, former gov- who like variety. This meeting
ernor of Jerusalem, and foremost will be held at the Center on
Near Eastern authority in Lon- Woodward, and the same after-
don, commented on the assassina- noon at 2 p. m., Prof. Fiero will
tion of Avinoam Yellin in s letter repeat her talk, "The World We
to the London Timm, Sir Ronald Live In," before the West War-
warns the .Arahe that "filthy.mur- ren Club, at the El Moshe Syna-
ders, like those of Yellin and Bil- gogue, at 29th and Michigan.
Thursday morning, Nov. 18, at
lig and the nurses, forces the world
to question whether the Mandate, 9 o'clock, members of all clubs
approved by 52 civilized nations, are invited to visit the Juvenile
can be sacrificed." The letter also Court, at Hancock and Rivard Sty.
The following slate of officers
contains praise of Yellin for the
services he rendered to Palestine was elected for the coming year
by the Young WoMen's Study
education.
Political circles were deeply Club: Mrs. Iva Vidaver. presi-
stirred by a report from Jerusa- dent; Mrs. Ethel Silber, first vice-
lem that Premier Benito Musso- president; Mrs. Lillian Marks,
lini of Italy has invited the Grand second vice-president; Mrs. Es-
Mufti of Jerusalem, now a fugitive telle Lipshaw, secretary; Mrs.
from justice, to come to Italian Jack Kominar, treasurer.
Libya in North Africa.
Oscar Berman of Cnicinnati
Sir Arthur Anderson, former
WALTER N. ROTHSCHILD
governor of Bengal, India, is the finally agreed to become a candi-
date
for • public post in the city
leading candidate to succeed Sir
York and Brooklyn Federations.
Arthur Grenfell Wauchope as administration . . He has been This is the first time that the two
drafted to run for membership
high commissioner of Palestine ac- of the city council ... Oscar Ber- largest Federations in the country
cording to reports in diplomatic
man is one of Cincinnati's out- have combined forces in behalf of
circles here. Others mentioned are standing
Jewish communal leaders 116 medical and social welfare in-
Sir Philip Chetwood, who was the
stitutions in Greater New York.
and
philanthropists.
right hand man of Field Marshall
The sum sought is the largest ever
Allenby in the conquest of Pales-
set for a voluntary welfare organi-
of the Bono., Declaration by the
tine 20 years ago, and Sir Stuart meet
zation In the philanthropic history
of the government of echleh
Symes, former secretary of the ✓ I ithritY
re premier. The declarellns yrs la- of the United States, More than
Palestine government and now med in a tin. fenparalielee1 steer 4,500 volunteer workers, organized
and starter fur the Drltieh Monk bat
governor of the British Sudan.
It wa. • dormer which received the in trade and special divisions, are
cabinet's moot careful and anti.. eon- working under Mr. Rothschild'"
It remind the fell era.
Lloyd George/falls Jews' Achieve- aideralra
direction.
of all the Allied Power and ••••eic.
nsents in Palestine
NEW YORK (WNS)—Expres.
sing the conviction that the Jew.
have made • "remarkable re-
generation of the Holy Land", Da-
vid Lloyd George, Prime Minister
of Great Britain when the Balfour
Declaration was issued 20 years
ago, declared that it Is inconceiv-
able that the British government
will relinquish her trusteeship of
Palestine when the task is only
"half done." In a statement to be
included in the Night of Stars An-
neal, to be published in connection
beige benefit show to be
164 MOW Palestine Ay-
Square Garden on
leery declared as
Mee dem the ammemete
I am prod to have here •ereialed
with the Cwt re min,n of
pollee re-
presenting art act of hietorie Audi. to
en ancient people t•ishleh the maid
ewes meat. to net nark
nin.nal
horse Dalt
. rentarimble enamor
nerre
,rawlkm
tutil
ho.. toll Mgtrt•.eo Ia
5.11 dirr •PPeekeedeet.
Whom .f tte earth her teen kw
t. • great mei Irian e•ritert•ItIng en
Paloothee nal It Is Mooweete•Me
she *40 yelIntalek Yew Ye* MN Meal
The Peen hare Awn Ilea giros se,
onwitrinrelty. tkeY •••
Owlet
w ow ferrotton lomeaninl to MAIN&
neon es4 merle menime eel ad sea*
elem..
esmimeeneme in tam oewl
mention of Ur Lwow llanweel se • MI.
int Inetruneed
the won el lentherell
UPW•nbilikg nee well sod fa
lueeene
1■ 4
t ream,
get Detretel
l
the Jee:tele ite7 opte thews-
_t._ who ham reaparled melt to the
•ale role nowt thew, blIbenin will eon.
Dew to no ail HIM Is the Nen to
olcz.lhele tans
• eararna
m
Ed Swasey, advertising mogul,
and Amon Carter,. Forth Worth,'
Tex., newspaper magnate, both of
them 100 per cent Aryans, sent
Jewish New Year greetings to 60
of their Christian friends.
VIA CABLE
If you don't think the Duke of
Windsor's forthcoming visit to
America has anything to do with
Fascist or Nazi propaganda, then
how do you explain the fact that
his mentor on Uncle Sam's soil
will be Charles Bedaux, ■ known
Hitler rooter? . . , London is al-
reedy whispering that back of
Windsor's sudden return to the
limelight is an ambition to become
the British foehrer.
No. 151125
In the Matter of the Estate. of:
Pasquale l'alermo; Arthur Bahorekt:
Anthony Kolowskl; Mr. Peter Van
Dyke; James Carter; James (tyke.; Wil-
liam V. Mardi; Paul Orton; James
Clay; Edward Checkly; Herman Aker;
John Hodgson; Delbert Ilingguir; Lawr-
ence D. Dickerson; Aaron Shulman; Roy
E. Brown; Leo Karla: Ham Sidman;
Mike Phillip.; Alex Csarnowski; Anna
Mine; Paul Way.: Sava Vieoh; Frank
Karel;. John Creak; Josef or M.),
MI. Nowak; W. Kerrey/ski: Joe..
Funke; Mary Moneaki; Frank and
Orly Csalkowekl; Alex Rernleki; J.
L. Brown; Walter Pawlowski;
Mary
B rooks; Mr. Clare Griswold; Andrew
remelt Joseph Dummies; Vaienty Paw-
oleic: Anna Thomas; Antonina Krasin-
Ie..; A. Oarlock': John
John Ortycki; A. or It Greer; John
And Martha 1Cus; John Goiania; Alek-
ry Welenteichig; Mra H. Kucharski;
Vincenty Morosevich; W. Ityckewice;
Tony Sarnelko for Welter; Tont Kot-
wk.: Minnie Lepton; Bronsilaw Warn-
nowt.; John Note; Peter Wojcik; Ig-
nacy Paruch; Mn. Cella Para; George
Zfidynk; Mary GaJewska; Sophia Kota;
Stefani• Nikes; Kasimlera Mosewice;
Iola Powell; Peter or Z.. Boa; Mag-
dalena KaetImewles; May Dudsinekl;
Mary Wesoloweici; Frank • Steve. Mar-
cinkowski: Laura Pantello; Stmt.
?dileekt; Stanley Urbacseweki; Genevieve
Clue.; Kaminter Honors; Katherine
Fura; Winrenty Metro: Rev. Jos. Du-
dek; Jerrie Dunighee; Peter or Rode
Stock. ; • Honore. Whaler; Walter •
Jos. Warewski; Evelyn or Joe. &rite-
Icy; Jan Wilczynekt; Leon Sefarniak;
DinIPPeared or Missing Vernon..
Johann:
No. 251125
In the Matter of the Ert•les of;
Frank Klrkarowlcs; Helen Hogdanska:
Rome 11. Lark; Anna Pura or Andre,
Jantna Schulte; Waclaw BunG; waste ,
K•smieraki; Nick Thera; Josephine
Zilstebirki; Fans. Carry; 'Brehm
Jercsut: Derry Gralleweki: Joe J.
Brooke; Joe Chralowir; Edward MI-
chow; Joshf Kogan; Stephen F. Brent.;
SI•ntelaw Puttorsk; Age. a Made)
Glos; Cora Slum., Ketersyna Wyr-
wk.; Walter Oapsky; Felix •
K•niinaki; Sophie lisolowaka; Julia
Blarryk; Stanley Litwinski; Pet.
Swiss.; Era Bartkoweks; Stanley
Tetenete; Wm. Itagoray; Marie leaner;
Andro Kopec; Jo. PD.; Karr..
11.11co; John Rolm. Roselle Yank!.
wire; Mrs. &hour Krsynkoweicl: Mar-
tha Orr!: Zophia bladay; Wirer
Kukulka; Stanley ZOE Vincent Nowak;
Antonina Pitruelka; Jack A. Webber;
Jennie Anderson; {Viktoria Lipinski;
Staniar Davickowir ; Jot Tarim;
J. Posniak• Paul • Zeta Patolutka;
Leo Pilowski; Melee Dutkiewica; Rom
Lobs; Soca Denk•Iski; Jan stoma;
Antonin.
chars; Frank Witkowski; Francis.
Gorska: Joe D. Denbek; Lori Gowol•k:
John Panne:
Joa. Kari-ayes Kozak:
Andrew Leskiewir ; Gem. Rama.;
Julia Weglars; Tony Hownektoi.n (Be-
ttye Newberry: It. A. Engehnan ; Tony
Sertenpie1; Stanley Baronoweki; Stoleleeh
timisinmki, John J. Verner; C. S. Lisa.
kowelci; John J. Cinku, Mrs. Anna
Merrier/ski; Allx A. Brags; Mar
Runtish-, Chenter St•Ilovarth; Antoni
a Itutucel; Disappeared or
Missing Persona
No. 161,g27
In the Matter of the Estates ef:
Virginia Podlewska; Thad.. Bank,
Carter Pletroweki; H. Coleman; Jon,
Josephine Mrochey; Julia
11.1reraalt;
Harts; Marl Krartewekl• First Baptist
Institutional Church of Hamtramck: Joe
Josolak; Peter Cirlak; Kate Osnowskl;
Krancra Ryninewskl; Walter grebe.
ki; Oillerl Skniegin• Al.. KeroP;
Janina Witkomica; Cherie. Mont; Frank
Itornmeki; Karr.. Senehen: Mary
Lewin.]: John Witkowski; Henry •
Rate Swiech; Stanley Drodey; Karl LIE
Ka.
a
Welters Zahreckl; Ver
per Wasteski; Theodore Krulikowekl;
Joreph Brain; Oeof1e /forret ; Mary
7.1obron; (Hernia Plows; Arthur Orr-
chuk; Anna Frankoweki; Ullian Ronal,
J ulia or John Pluto; Ludwik Pomyker;
Annelle Stronk: Edmund Butkiewlee;
Daniel Putklewlez; Honorats Hahn;
Marle Korohko; Kan Retell; Zygmund
(Ironcerski; Some Zalewskl;
J.
C.
Parhotek in trust for Margaret; Alex
Viencek; Edmund Ropeski; Alice Har•
rie; Comm Melt; Ale. Agananskas; Peter
arr.; Chaster Michalski; Venda H.
Bresinaki; Nick Bondoreno; Chester or
Sophie Wozniak; Peter Melnik; Peter
or Anne. kola; Mrs. Rummell Dell; Helen
Dureynaki; Stella Kraft; ltichart J.
Gra•w•ld. Jr. (Deeered); Walter Tor-
..., Nichol. • Elmin • Nad• Mean;
M. Sows; John Turehas; Reed C. H
Duel.; Anna Valenry; Jos, L wls-
ne.kl: Geo. H Buchanan; Helen Mier-
ski; Walter Sklerkovraki; M. Litouchik;
Pre. Aid Society by
R
Pedro Yam., Disappeared er MIWnr
Pero.
B
luny.
252375
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
Wayue, rte —At a taros of the Probate
Court roe said County of Wayne, held
at the Probate Court Roam In the
City of Detroit. on the second day of
Noventler in the year one thousand nine
hundred and thirty-seven. Present:
Thome. C. Murphy, Sadie of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of WALTER
FARRAND DRINK, Deceased. On read-
ing and fling the petition of Rachel
W. Brink praying that adminletration
of said estate he granted to Rachel W.
Brink or some other Imitable person:
It le ordered, that the sixteenth day of
December, next at ten o'clock In the
forenoon at rid Court Room be am
pointed for hearing said petition. And
it I. further ordered, that a eel'? of
this order he published three successive
weeke previous to rid time of hearing.
In the Legal Chronicle, • newspaper
printed and circulating In maid County
et Wayne.
THOMAS C. MURPHY,
Judge of Probate.
(A
• true copy.)
CHARLES R. HARRIS. •
Deputy Probate Register.
352275
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of
Wayne. se.—At a mialonof the Probate
Court for maid County of Wayne, held
nt the Probst. Court Room In the Cit)
of Detroit, on the thirtieth day of Octo-
ber hi the year one thousand nine hun-
dred and thirty-seven. Present: Thomas
C. Murphy, Judge of Probate. In the
motter of the estate of GRACTAN LAN•
PARSKI, Deceased. On' reading and
fling the petition of Pauline Krumsewski
praying that administration of said
"tate be granted to herself or some
other suitable perms: It la ordered. that
the thirteenth day of December. next at
ten o'clock In the forenoon at said Court
Room be appointed for hearing said
petition. And it is further ordered, that
a copy of this order tie published three
!Wet - eagle., weeks previous to said time
of beefing. to the Legal Chronicle, •
newmaper printed and circulating In
said County of Wayne.
THOMAS C. MURPHY,
(A true en..) Judge of Prober.
CHARLES R. HARMS,
Deputy Probate Meatier.
Da•ld Goldman and Waller Stark.
&Henrys% 704 Pen... Bldg.
140146
STATE OF ItliCIIMAN, County of
Wayne. ea—At a eraon of the Probate
Court for said County of Wayne, held
at the Probate Court Room In the City
of Detroit, on the fourth day of NOV•111 -
her In the year one thousand nine hun•
deed and thirty-raven. Present; Thorn.
C. Murphy, Judge of Probate. In the
matter of the estat• or EUGENE DA•
VID, Deceased. On reading and Sling
the petition, duly verified of Rom J.
David. adminietratrix of said estate,
praying that she be lineneed to mil cer-
tain real erat• of aid deceased for
Ibt.linrist" of P.9ing the debts of maid
deer .4 and the eh MMMMM of Mei ...n-
ine rid velar: It Is ordered, that the
Met day of Deromber, nest at ten o'clock
In the forenoon, at said Court Room
he appointed for hearing rid petition.
and that all permna interested in mid
rate appear before mid Court at said
Gina and placetoao rasa w h y
license should not be granted to aid
admInletratrix to .11 real estate as
prayed for In said petition. And It I.
further ordered, that • copy of this or-
der he published three successive week.
previous to maid time of hearing, In the
Legal Chronicle. • newspaper printed
and circulating in said County of Wayne.
THOMAS C. MURPHY.
Judge et Probate.
(A true ea.)
CHARLES R HARRIS.
(deputy Probate Register.
535515
STATE OF MICHIGAN, CoOnty at
Wayne. a—At a melon of the Probate
Court for said County of Wayne, held
It rho Probate Court Room In the City
of Detroit. on the second day of Nover•
bee In the year one thousand nine hun-
dred ad thirty-seven. present: D. J.
Healy, Judge of Probate. In the metier
of the ester of JOSEPH ECM!. elm
known an JOE EGIDI, Decreed. Mary
Seidl. MretniMratrie of said estate.
having rendered to this Court her Seal
adminiartion account and flied there-
with her petition praying that the ree-
due of said rate hereigned to the
persons entitled thereto: It Is ordered.
that the ninth day of December. sent at
two o' lock to the afternoon at said
Coen Room be appointed for ex/mining
end allowing And account and hearing
said petition. And it I. further ordered.
that • Corr of thin order he publiehrt
three Burrower weeks previous to said
time of hearing. In the Legal Chronicle,
a newspaper printed and circulating in
said County of Wayne.
D. J. HEALY.
(A true copy.)
Jedge of Probate.
CHARLES R HARRIS,
Deputy Probe.
NOTICE OF GRANTING
ADMINISTRATION
Al a radon of said Court, held In the
Ceurthourei In the Cityof Detre In
rid County. on the le day of Novem- Dished D. A•epark, Attorney, 401 Mrs-
ber, A. D. 1937 Present: Hon. Thomas
gully
C. Murphy. Judge of Probate. Notice Is
Tranirript No. 57374
hereby ere. to the granting of ad.
Kh•elfrs No al 515
ministratioe of the *errs of the •hom
SHERIFFS SALE—By virtue of •
named perm. who hare each distp- Writ of Exertion Issued out of and
peered and have not been beard from under the Seat of the Circuit Court for
for • enntinuo•s period of more than
the County of Wayne ancl State et
ram 171 year. on the trod day of Michiran, directed and delivered to me,
October. A. D. 153/, by order of role in favor of Anthony K•rtatewire.
Court to Edward P Echlin. • Publie alines of John Karaeirien. •gaieet the
Adrialetratee for Wayne Corr, upon Imo. and chattel% land. and temmente
rh• petit'. duly filed ee Chvlm J . of At•ntel••• aborsewelgi. I did ne the
ravel. Mate Pirtle &Mario...ter for third day of November, A. D. lett levy
the State of Werra Notre of the epee and takeell the rfirtit, title and
granting of sock adlninletrallon le now Introit of weld decedent Orr..
g'•en mn A published In accordance with altoreelirekt, In and to the freeing 0.
-
the prone..of the Emerat Law. of ecritemd mat ewe ale •ItrIM in the
the eter of Whiles. t• the maid di. Ceenty of Wayne, State of Michigan.
..erred or miring prrIte•A their en- to-son:
teral, heir% rant.. or arr. and
Let 4of Meek 55 of the intbd1•114en
to ell pm.ns ranting by. through or of part of J•nrs (Scrag Farm to the
mire them It Is ordered that this Eon to of PC as reenrcirt in Liter
notice be published eme• In each work
II of Plata page It,
for three 111 mirror. week• In the Record, •leo Lot is of RIGA 13 of
Legal Correicle, a breprer Wined the P.n./•1.ton of part of
James Carn•
•
puhlr•ect In the rid Countyof Ire Farm In the Ere % of p r Si en
Warne, zed bawler general cirrulalloa recorded la Lire
of Pica page II.
therein.
Wayne every Recent. and also Let
TH OMAS r. M e Peoka.
It M Jeornh Pereira, truhdirtalon of
5 1/1..try.• eesp,
M ,N.
ledge of Prebata
0 L. eel PC'. II and 541. Wayne Cove-
t?, lorbigaa All of welch I shall en.
Deputy Probate Register
Pe.r for sale at public. metre le the
hrismt bidder, a. the law dime. al
l est 19
the 11. 11.,
11 sr (1.1reers Ottroot en-
'IRATE Or IIIICMGN.
Neely et treat* st the Warn. Ceonty punning
A
Wes-. se—Al a ...lea of re Prober ha the (ley of Detroit. Way.
Cootie.
roesfoe rid Crant• of %rm. ridI Iltichum chat being the bulletin.
In
m• me Pre?,,Pe. - Renee te tea Mr, whirr the
Circuit Conn for aid Cheery
of tater. on tea ?write - Meth day of of Inat•ef Ekhlres nem,.
fleints, in the yr. One Ineranal Woo e, REMOVE.?
the TIVINTY•WW,
hundred and thirty-lens Proust: OND day et DOCILIEDISTI. A, D. tett
memo
U.H.S. Junior High
Graduation Nov. 17
The graduation exercises of the
Junior High School of the United
Hebrew Schools will be held Wed-
nesday evening, Nov. 17, in the
auditorium of the Philadelphia-
Byron School. Twenty-three boys
and girls have completed the pre-
scribed course of the junior high
school.
The major subjects of this
course are: The later prophets,
Chumosh with the commentary
Rashi, a thorough training in Jew-
ish history from the very early
days to the present time, the study
of the "Ethics of the Fathers,"
grammar and composition.
An elaborate and interesting
program has been arranged for
this graduation. Five students have
been chosen to deliver brief ad-
dresses on carefully selected Jew-
ish values, such as "Torah,"
"Sabbath", etc.
The instructor of this class is
Max Gordon, The board of educa-
tion consists of Maurice H. Zack-
helm, chairman, Rabbis S. M. Fine,
Moses Fischer, Leon Fram, I. Stoll-
man, Joseph Eisenman, A. M.
Hershman. Ralph Spalter; Louis
Dann, Maurice Landau, Lawrence
W. Ciohn, Prof. S. M. Levin and
Judge Charles Rubiner,
Donor Luncheon of the Eva
Prenzlauer Maternity
Aid on Dec, 1
A meeting of the Eva Prenz-
lauer Maternity Aid was held
at Hotel Stotler, Tuesday, Nov. 2.
Plans were made for the fifth
donor luncheon which is to be
held at- Hotel Stotler on Dec. 1,
Mrs. Nathan Blatnikoff, general
chairman, has chosen as her co-
chairmen Mrs. Eva Sherman. For
rummage sales call Mrs. Paula
Goldsmith, Clifford 0554, Mrs.
Rose, Tyler 6-0222. For card
Parties call-Mrs. Rae Cohen. To.
5-4912, Mrs. Harry Koffman. To.
6-5797.
Donations were received as fol-
lows: Mrs. Fannie Strauss, flow-
ers for donor luncheon in honor
of her father's recoverd from ill-
ness; Mrs. M. Pollack gave dona-
tion. Mrs. Hy Million contributed
in honor of her recovery from ill-
ness and Mrs. Sarah Goldberg
in appreciation of flowers.
Contributions to the Jewish
Children's Home
The Jewish Children's Home of
Detroit wishes to acknowledge
with thanks the receipt of dona-
tions from the following:
Mrs. Rose Ozeran, 8221 12th
St,; Irwin Green, Minneapolis,
Minn,; Mrs. Kershbaum, 3233 Ful-
lerton Ave., Mrs. Harry Srere,
10240 LaSalle Blvd.; Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Appleman, 3001
Henry Hudson Parkway, New
York City, in memory of beloved
mother, Mrs. Sarah Appleman;
Roslyn Helen Feldman, 18695
Oak Drive, in memory of grand-
mother, Mrs. Sarah Appleman;
Sheila Honors Woolman, 3244
Fullerton, in memory of grand-
mother, Mrs. Sarah Appleman;
Barbara Woolman, 3244 Fuller-
ton, in memory of grandmother,
Mrs. Sarah Appleman; Herbert
Harris Woolman, 3244 Fullerton,
in memory of grandmother, Mrs.
Sarah Appleman; Mrs. M. Stein,
3776 Tuxedo, S. E. Abets, 2947
Glendale, Mrs. R. Feldman. 25
State St., in memory of Harry M.
Jasobson, beloved husband of
Anna Jacobson of Toledo: 0.
The donation given by Mrs.
Alexander Goldberg of 4053
Sturtevant, was in memory of the
Yahrzeit of her father, Adolph
Cove.
Non-Jew Vows to Give Bibli-
cal Tithe; Seilds It to the
Sisterhood Federation
Emergency Congress
Parley on Nov. 27, 28
NEW YORK — A call to an
emergency convention to meet
the existent problems of Jew-
ish life and to further the dem-
ocratic Jewish front in the
United States was issued by the
American Jewish Congress over
the signature of Dr. Stephen
S. Wise, its president. Adressed
to Jewish communities through-
out the United States, the call
invites their participation in a
convention to be held in Wash-
ington, D. C., Nov. 27 and 28,
at Hotel Willard.
In addition to reaching deci-
sions with reference to the
problems of anti-Semitism at
home and abroad, and the cre-
ation of a democratic front,
the November session will mark
the 20th year of the founding
of the American Jewish Con-
gress. The session will conclude
with a testimonial banquet in
honor of the founders of the
organization which, it is ex-
pected, will be attended by
distinguished personalities in
the life of the American people.
Women's Auxiliary
of Home for Aged
Plans Jan. 12 Fete
Plans are in full swing for the
landscape luncheon to be given
by the Women's Auxiliary, Jewish
Home for Aged, at the Masonic
Temple, on Jan. 12.
Mrs. I. E. Goodman, chairman
for this party, and her commit-
tee have been working energetic-
ally naming captains and teams
for ticket sales, devising means
for raising money for admissions
and arranging entertainment and
meetings.
After Monday, Nov. 15. the
day of the next meeting of the
auxiliary, at the Fort Wayne Ho-
tel, pep rallies in the interest of
the landscape luncheon will be
held each Monday afternoon at
the home for the Aged.
The following have been se-
lected as captains for ticket sales:
Mesdames Harry Wine, Bernard
Lochs, Samuel Grenadier, M. J.
Greenberg, K. Faudem. S. Ben-
jamin, J. Goldhar, N. Kaletaky.
Robert Rosen, Philip G. Smith,
S. Schwartz, Nate Yovis, J. Gen-
delman, Philip Gorelick, Jack
Dunn, Samuel L. Weller, Morris
Rosenberg, Al Goldberg, J. Wolf-
son and Mark Benach.
Only members of this organiza-
tion will be solicited for this par-
ty. Captains and workers will
call upon the membership to of-
fer pledge cards and ways and
means of earning admission money
to the luncheon. Suggestions of-
fered the members include dime
savings banks and rummaging.
For more information concerning
the latter, call Mrs. Maurice Wag-
ner, Grant Hotel, Cherry 7400;
Mrs. A. A. Messenger, 4066 Tyler
Ave., Hogarth 5672; Mrs. Mark
Benach, 4080 Tyler Ave., North-
lawn 8552, or Mrs. Philip Gore-
lick, 3308 Webb Ave., Townsend
7-6339.
Mrs. J. Wartell, 683 Woodland,
Townsend 7-6300,' may be con-
tacted for a specially'designed
bank.
Lectures, Classes in First
Aid, Dancing and the
Camera, at Center
A series of talks on international
relations will be presented through
the Intimates Club of the Jewish
Community Center, the first to be
given Sunday afternoon, Nov. 7,
on Russia, by Rev. Benjamin J.
Bush of Westminster Presbyterian
Church, On the following Sunday
the talk will be on Alaska; with
motion picture illustrations by
Malcoln Brany, and on Nov. 21
the subject will be Palestine.
Instruction in popular ballroom
dancing will be given at the Jew-
ish Community Center, Monday
evenings at 8 o'clock for a 10-week
term, the classes to be open to
young people between the ages of
16 and 25. Miss Edith Muskin
will conduct the classes.
A large enrollment is anticipated
in the first aid classes which will
meet for several weeks on Wed-
nesday evenings, beginning at
7:30. Abe Samsky is in charge and
has announced that there Is still
room for a few more members.
Camera enthusiasts are finding
valuable information in the came-
ra clinic class being held Monday
evenings at the Center where ex-
periments and discussions will
serve to make poor photography
good and good photography better.
Victims of Mlawa
Aided by Detroit
Verein With $200
A special meeting of the Mlaw-
er Umgegend Verein was called
Oct. 31, at Jericho Temple by
the president, I. Fisher, for the
purpose of forwarding a sum of
mnney to the Pogrom-stricken in
Mlawa, who suffered two vicious
attacks last week. The sum of
e200 was cabled immediately.
The events of last week spurred
the members of the Verein and
Joe Greenbaum, the chairman of
the bingo party, to renewed efforts
to make it an outstanding success,
This party will be held on Tues-
day, Nov. 16, at Jericho Temple,
2705 Joy Road, at 8:30 p. m.
Many prizes will be distributed
and novel features introduced.
The public is asked to attend and
patronize it, as the proceeds will
go to the Leikasse in Mlawa, to
give the needy a chance to make
a living. Tickets are available by
calling Joe Greenbaum at Town-
send 6-8211, or the members of
the Verein, or on the night of
the party at the door.
The fourth annual ball will take
Place on Feb. 20, in the main ball-
room of Jericho Temple. The
chairman of this undertaking is
I. Mellin, Abe Rosen is co-chair-
man.
Woman's Auxiliary of He-
brew Schools as a Moral
and Financial Factor in
the Educational System.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew Schools, lends Ls
assistance to the United Hebrew
Schools, financially and morally.
Comprised of home 500 members,
its aim from a financial stand-
point, is to maintain the busses
which convey the children to and
from the various schools.
This is accomplished success-
fully by giving the annual donor
luncheon, which is attended by
several hundred women. The
gathering, considered one of the
most inspirational. of its kind is
addressed by a noted educator,
and the keynote is "Hebrew Edu-
cation."
In moral support its members
give unstintingly. They assist in
all undertakings of the' United
Hebrew Schools' administration.
During the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign, the women are responsible
for a portion of the funds raised
by the United Hebrew Schools
division
Since its reorganization seven
years ago with Mrs. Maurice II.
Zackheim as its first president,
the Woman's Auxiliary has suc-
ceeded in bringing into its fold
scores of women to whom Hebrew
education was strange.
It is not difficult therefore to
vision for the future that as more
girls receive a Hebrew education,
there will never be lacking the
support that women can give to
the Hebrew Schools. The Wom-
an's Auxiliary urges mothers to
see that their daughters receive
the Ilebrew education that is so
easily available, thus providing
them with that which most moth-
ers of today had no opportunity
of obtaining.
The Woman's Auxiliary this
year, is headed by Mrs. Jack
Freedman as president, Mesdames
Henry Shapero, Charles Smith,
and Charles Robinson, vice-presi-
dents; Mrs. Wolf Kaplan, record-
ing secretary; Mrs. M. Dann, fi-
nancial secretary; Mrs. Louis To-
bin. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Esther Solomon, assistant cor-
responding secretary; Mrs. Burt
Smokier, treasurer.
The sixth donor luncheon, of
which Mrs. Jack Tobin is chair-
man, will be held on Wednesday,
Jan. 26, at the Fort Wayne Hotel.
Bereznitzer Aid Society's
Fourth Annual Ball on
Nov. 14
A Hoosier's vow to fulfill an an-
cient Biblical law has made the
The fourth annual ball of the
National Federation of Temple
Bereznitzer Aid Society will take
Sisterhoods the recipient of a size-
Place Sunday, Nov. 14, at the
able contribution each year for the
Aztec Tower in the Union Guard-
last three years, it was revealed
ian Bldg. Music will be furnish-
last week by Miss Jane Evans,
ed by Dave Diamond and his or-
executive director fo the world's
chestra.
largest Jewish women's organiza-
tion,
The chairman of this annual
event is Hyman Silverstein, who is
The vow was taken by an un-
assisted by Sam Oleshansky as
known pious soul who describes
co-chairman. A large committee
himself as "a member of no church,
has been appointed to assist them
creed or denomination" and who
and it is planned to make this af-
lives somewhere in Indiana, Writ-
fair a huge success. Funds from
ing that he has vowed "to give the
this ball will be used to enlarge
tithe," he adds that "the question
the
charitable activities of the
of where and how to give" led him
society.
to the "originators of that ancient
Members and their friends are
and noble custom."
invited. Tickets may be had by
The Bible in many places refers
calling Meyer Terebelo, Townsend
to the law of giving a 10th part
8-6330.
of one's possessions to the priest-
hood and the temple, In Leviticus,
chapter 27, it Is stated: "And all
the tithe of the land, or of the
fruit of the tree, is the'Lord's; it
is holy unto the Lord."
Each year the contribution cornea By Alumni Au'n of the United Hebrew Schools; Pre-
with a neatly printed note:
pared by Akivah Dresin, Member of Alumni
This Humble Offering
Executive and President of Avukah
Is A Most Willing Tithe
"I can't help but think that our
pious friend is setting a marvel- Dear Parents:
home, in the Hebrew school, and
As former students of the within the community, to teach
ous example for our own breth-
United Hebrew Schools, we feel him not merely how to sing his
ren," Slim Evans mused.
qualified to deal with the merits song—but what is more important
William B, Leeds, the tin-plate derived from a Jewish edu- --to delight in singing it-
king, who lives on his yacht Mo- cation. We have learned to evalu-
ana, sent his ship's mate to friends ate Jewish ethical and moral con-
with Rosh Hashonah. greetings, cepts, to appreciate our rich cul-
tural heritage, and to understand
Leonard Lyons tells us.
the significance of movements and
trends in the history of our peo-
•t IS o'clock noon. Eastern Standard ple. More specifically, Jewish edu-
Time
"What Is Reform Judaiam?"
cation has aided in the integration
Dated: Detroit, Michigan, November
4, 1917.
of our personalities by uniting is the qUestion answered by •
THOMAS C 3VILCOX.
those cogent forces which give booklet which has just been pub-
Sheriff.
meaning and value to our lives lished by the Union of American
By CHARLES H SANNDNE.
Deputy fr•riff . as individuals and as Jews.
Hebrew Congregations, patent
RoBERT D ANSPAPH,
The rapidly transitional stage body of American Liberal Jude-
Attorney for Plaintiff.
through which Jewish life is pass- ism. The booklet, which is num-
Army M. Shetite, Attorney, I721 Na• ing at
the present time empha- ber 27 in the "Popular Studies in
Dowel Dealt Bldg.
sizes the importance of a cohesive Judaism" series of the Tract Com-
21711°S
PORMIstolONER'S NOTI
force to unite us in this country mission of the Union and the
In the matter of the •CE
rtate of with the Jews of all other coun-
MITCHELL LEE. Derred 1. the un-
Central Conference of American
d•rerned parlor breinted ny the tries, and to unite on in the pres-
Rabbis. was prepared by Dr. Solo-
!rebate Court for the County of Wayne. ent with our histohical past. This
State of Mirtilgan, Commission., to re-
mon B. Freehof, rabbi of Rodeph
force, our common tradition, can Shalom Temple, Pittsburgh.
rely% examine and adjust all
sad dsnmds of all pyre. &gal., said be transmitted only through the
Plans for distribution of this
de.yased, de hereby give entice that I
will be el 1721 Katlic.] Dank Bldg, medium of a Jewish education. little volume include a project to
Detroit.
mir k_
In r id Co unty,
on Such education cannot lay enough translate it into Yiddish so that
MONDAY, the THIRD day ef 'AN. stress upon
C
a knowledge of the it will be available to the iddish-
ANY. A D. ler. and en THURSDAY,
IM THIRD day at MARCH, A. It DM Hebrew language and Hebrew speaking section of American
at ten o'clock A. IC of eacr rf maid lore.
Jewry and help to dispel a "pre-
chir for the mom. of rend.. and
Contacts with our neigrbors judice based on ignorance of the
Clewing mid cleitna and the , foam
month. from De third day of Nment• have taught us that each people
true nature of Reform Judaism."
D. 1917. were •Ilowel by rid
has its own individual and charter-
Overt tor rredItsra
erased the.
Dr. Freehof maintains that Re-
rtstm• In me
fee ramleatlen and teristic song to sing. At an early
form has never been a destructive
allewams.
are
the
Jewish
child
learns
that
Dated, November I. lett.
force in Judaism. On the con-
his people. too, has its song. It trary, he asserts, "Reform halted
MLitt rasa"( AM,
Demateeler•
remains for Jewish education at
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PARENTS
To Explain Reform
Judaism in Yiddish