Thursday, October 27, 1949

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Unit Pledge Chairman LEGAL NOTICES
Histadrut Calls September Bride Ed tcation
First Insertion
to
Meet
Nov.
7
Election Rally

An election meeting of all Ills-
The Youth Education League
tadrut campaign workers and
will hold its next meeting on I -.•
delegates from the 165 organiza-
Monday. Nov. 7 at the home of
tions participating in the cam-
Mrs. Albert Ehrlich, 18403 Pine-
paign is called for 8:30 p. m.
hurst avenue.
Thursday, Nov. 3, at the Labor
Plans for the pledge fund drive
Zionist Institute. Plans will be
to be held in February have been'
completed for the early launch-
formulated. Mrs. Harry Goodman
ing of the Histadrut drive.
is chairman of ways and means'
Top leaders are Harry Schu-
and reservatons.
mer. Morris Lieberman, Morris
Assisting her are Mesdames
L. Schauer, Norman Cottler,
Martin Pearlman, Maurice Silver-
I
Philip Imber and Louis Levine.
man and Norman Jason. Mrs,
The campaign will open in De -
Louis Manning is in charge of
cember, a month earlier than in
this year's book with Mesdames
previous years, to avoid inter -
Douglas Purther, William Hubert,
ference with other drives for
Harry Spector and Harry Semler
Israel.
assisting.
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Selection of Detroit representa-
Other committee heads are
tives to the 26th annual conven-
Mesdames Eli Gross, John West,
tion of the National Committee MRS. BERNARD ROSENZWEIG Sol Eisenberg, Hyman Gordon,
for Labor Israel, Nov. 26 and 27. • • *
Bert Perrell, Ben Levinson, Mor-
Frances Fredson, daughter of ris Burstein and John Sklar. For
will also be made., It is planned
to send 20 prominent workers, Mr. and Mrs. I. Fredson of Dexter reservations, call Mrs. Harry
representing all campaign divi- , boulevard, and Bernard Rosenz- Goodman, TO. 8-1416.
sions, to the convention, which weig, son of Mr. and , Mrs. S.
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' will mark the second anniversary Rosenzweig of Elmhurst avenue,

Harris, Vein and Hooberman. Attor-
neys, 11r1 Cadillac Tower OD.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
Wayne, as.—At a session of the Probate
Court for said County of Wayne, held
at the Probate Court Room in the City
of Detroit on the Seventeenth day of
October. in the year one thousand nine
hundred and forty-nine. Present.
Thomas C. Murphy, Judge oof
f P JAMES
E. ATKINS, Deceased. On reading and
filing the petition of John If. Atkins
praying that administration of said
estate be granted to himself or sonic
other suitable person. It is ordered
That the SIXTEENTH DAY or NO.
VEMBER, NEXT. at ten oclock in the
forenoon at said Court Room be ap-.
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pointed for hearing said petition.
And it is further Ordered. That a
copy of this order be pub lished 011ef
in each week for three wee ks cotsecti
Lively previous to said time of hearing,
in the Detroit Jewish Chronicle, a
newspaper printed and circulated In
said County of Wayne.
HOMAS C. MURPHY.
Judge of Probate.
(A true copy 1
JOSEPH F. O'SULLIVAN,
Deputy Probate Register.

MRS. SAMUEL RICOLL

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Italpls R. Goldsmith, Public Adralii•
litigator, Isai National Rank Jilda.
(as t,
368,600
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of
Wayne. as. -At a session of the Prob at e
Court tor said County of Wayne, held
at the Probate Court Room in the City
of Detroit, on the twenty-first day of
October, in the year one thousand
of the historic decision of the UN exchanged nuptial vows at the
Mrs. Samuel Bicoll, pledge nine hundred and forty-nine. Preseml,
Thomas C. Murphy, Judge of Probate.
in favor of the establishment of Northwest Hebrew Congregation.
chairman of the Mizrachi Dom. In the Matter of the Estate of HARRY
1 Rabbi Jacob E. Segal officiated,
the Jewish State.
SORIE, also known as HAROLD SOME,
en's
Council
joint
donor
event
Hears Talk
Deceased. The petition of Ralph R.
1 The bride's gown was fashioned
which will take place Dec. 7 at Goldsmth. a public administrator, hav-
' with heavy cream satin over a
ing been heretofore filed in this Court
Northwest Hebrew, announces praying
that administration of said
hooped petticoat, sweetheart- on
that pledges are coining in at a estate be granted to himself or some
styled at the throat, ending in
other suitable person: it is ordered,
satisfactory rate.
that the TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF
points over the wrists. A seed-
There is always the danger of
NOVEMBER, NEXT, at ten o'clock to
This is the first time in Miz- the forenoon at said Court Room be
The Northwest Hebrew Sister- pearl capped headpiece held the myopia in combating prejudice,
app o inted for hearing said petition.
rachi
women's
history
in
the
city
hood will celebrate its fifth anni- veil in place.
Dr. S. Andhil Fineberg, national
furcti her i Ordeir, ;telsiield h at a
And
N, er,itiy with a special fifth year
or
Roslyn Simons was maid of community service director of the that all chapters are uniting for co
eek
kir for ?le n-l ett' weeks ° Cl o i l e te -
w
eac
oh
in
py
membership night at 8:30 p.m., honor. Mrs. Irving Stoffer was American Jewish Congress, warn- one donor event. The proceeds secutively previous
to said time a
Wednesday. Nov. 2.
matron of honor. Bridesmaids ed in an address to the Men's will go to equip a bungalow in hearing, in the Detroit Jewish Citron-
circa-
d
tyS
printed
newspaper
a
p
oe
ur
r
sp(
ain
the Mizrachi Children's Village at

Temple Group

N .W. Women Plan

Council Donor
Gets Response

Prejudice

Anniversary Fete

Rabbi Jacob E. Segal will be were Melvine Rosenzweig, sister
the principal speaker and will , of the bridegroom, Janice Lutz,
revi w "Tevyeh's Daughters" by Rosaline Davis and Virginia
Sholem Aleichem. Rosenthal.
Cantor Miklos Fenakel will of-1 Miles Greenwald was best man.
ter a group of concert vocal Sc- Ushers included Meyer Felman,
lections. A social hour will follow Ernest Fredson, Jay Becker and
under the chairmanship of Mrs. Robert Lipshitz.
Mrs. Sarah Rosenzweig, grand-
Michael Galsky and Mrs. Norman
mother of the bridegroom, was
Cott lee
accorded special honor in the
SEEK ('ENTER SWIMMERS bridal procession.
Tryouts for the Center's var-1 Out-of-town guests were from
site men's and women's swim , Toronto, Los Angeles and Phila.
teas
m are being held at the Cen- ' delphia.
1 The couple honeymooned in
ter Pool.
i Miami Beach and are residing on
Detroit Welcomes Lerner—Adv. I Duane avenue.

Club of Temple Israel.
later
THOMA (..
"Everyone," said Dr. Fineberg,
Ranana, Israel, in the name of
be
Judge of Probate.
tru copy)
"is inclined to brand as bigotry the Detroit council.
RICHARD H. WERNETTE,
Deputy Probate Register.
all adverse statements against his
Mrs. Bicoll can be reached at
own racial and religious group. UN. 4-6798.
Second Insertion
But many gladly believe damag-
At the last meeting of the N. W.
ing assertions against other
Mizrachi chapter at the home of Isadore R. Starr, Attorney, 2118 Diem
groups.
Rids. 06).
"Unless we are as skeptical to- Mrs. Sam Feldman, plans were
373.331
ward the malicious charges completed for the barn dance at
NOTICE OF PROBATE
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
against other groups as we are Kraemer's Barn, which will take
Wayne, its.
At a session of the Probate Court
critical of statements which ma- place Nov. 13 with Mrs. Alice
for said County ot NVilyn•, held at
lign our own group. we cannot Lutz as chairman. Mrs. Max Wolf the Probate Court Room in the City
contribute much to the elimina- was appointed chairman of ruin- of Detroit, on the 'I hit teciith day of
October, in the year one thousand nine
tion of racial and religious maging for the organization,
hundred and forty-nine. Present. Pat-
rick H. O'Brien, JUdge of Probate. In
The chapter has organized a the
bigotry.
Matter of the Estate of ABRAHAM
"The battle of every person bowling league and all members LEEMON, deceased. On reading an d
the petition of Betty Abel pray-
against the forces of intolerance of Mizrachi are invited to par- filing that
administration of said estate
toe
should begin with the improve- ticipate. Mrs. Esther Rosenberg be granted to herself or some other
person: It is ordered, that
ment of his own insights and his is chairman and can be reached suitable
the NINTH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
own readiness to be generous in at UN. 3-8174.
NEXT, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
at said Court Room he appointed lot
judgment "
The next meeting of the coun- hearing said petition.
I In explaining the psychological . will take place on Tuesday,
And it is further Ordered. that a
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published once
hazards which prejudice creates, I 4c Nov. 8, at the home of Mrs. Lutz, copy of this order be
in each week for three weeks con-
h* r
secutively previous to said time of
• i nebere quote d f •
18661 Mendota avenue.
hearing, in the Detroit Jewish Chron-
Urging Jewish communities to partnership. declared at the same cently published book. "Punish-
icle. a newspaper printed and circu-
make ,national problems part of session that "by and large, the ment Without Crime."
County of Wayne.
The Jewish Chronicle news lated In said PATRICK
It O'BRIEN,
"Our. thinking about various
their local board responsibilities, 1 members of board of directors of
(A true vinyl Judge of Probate.
150 delegates to the annual con- national and overseas agencies groups is crude and sloppy," he deadline is noon on Mondays.
JOSEPH F. O'SULLIVAN.
Deputy Probate Register,
ference of the East Central Re- are local community leaders who said. "We regard them with an .
gion of the Council of Jewish bring their community thinking affection or with a dislike which
Third Insertion
bears no relationship to real
Federations and Welfare Funds to bear on the total problems.
last week end took action here
Atlas and Tilchin. Attorneys, MIN Cad-
"It is far-fetched to believe merit or demerit."
illac Tower. G6)
to meet their total 1950 philan- that the community leader who
355.497
thropie responsibilities with max- serves on the board of a national
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
Wayne. ss.—At a session of the Probate
imum effectiveness.
agency loses his identity with his
Court for said County of Wayne. held
The delegates passed a series community interests."
at the Probate Court Room in the (sty
of Detroit, on the seventh day of Oc-
of resolutions on major Jewish
Citing the critical need for
tober in the year one thousand nine
problems. including national-local cash of the UJA, the delegates
Harry H. Brenner announces
hundred and forty - nine. Present,
Thomas C. Murphy, Judge of Probate
relationships, unified and stable adopted a resolution urging each his new food market at 12945
In the Matter of the Estate of GEORGE.
national fund raising. independent community "to make the maxi- Puritan avenue. Brenner has been
THOMAS, deceased. On reading and
filing the petition, duly verified. of
appeals, the urgent need of the mum amount of cash available in the food business for the past
Watson Brown, administrator of said
UJA for 'cash, local budgeting to the UJA. The conference also 19 years and for six years held
estate, praying that he may be licensed
to sell certain r•al estate of said de-
prerogatives, independent ap- reaffirmed the ''basic principle" the position of treasurer of the
ceased fur the purpose of paving Uie
' peals,. and cooperative planning that the local community has the Detroit Retail Grocers Associa-
charges of administering said estate
and for distribution. It is ordered that
for 1950.
right and responsibility to deter- tion.
the THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER,
KROLIK IS SPEAKER
Brenner carries a high grade
NEXT, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
mine its goals and the allocation
at, said Court Room be appointed for
Julian Freeman., Indianapolis, of all monies it raises."
of groceries, meats and vege-
hearing said petition, and that all per-
regional president, and Judge
tables. Monarch, Savoy, Riche-
sons interested in said estate appear
before said Conti at said time and
Maurice Bernon. Cleveland. ad-
lieu and S & W are a few of the
YOUNG ADULTS DANCE
place to show cause why a license
dressed the delegates on the
should not be granted to said admin-
The Young Adult New Corners fancy brands stocked.
problem e1 unified fund raising.
istrator to sell real estate as prayed
Brenner's
other
market
is
lo-
Club
of
the
Center
will
hold
a
for in raid petition.
Speakers at other sessions in-
And it Is further Ordered. That
cated at 9314 12th St.
d
ance a
p.m. .un ay.
copy of this order he published once
cludyd Julian Krolik of Detroit. ,
JULIAN C. FRANK has joined in each week for three weeks con-
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Calling for a "genuine w orkng arm. - . • - ... . • • • •-. :" -
prevlints to said time of hear-
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;II: eSTATE COMPANY, John J. ing, in the Detroit Jewish Chronicle, a
newspaper printed and circulating in
agencies and Jewish communities : a
Melcher, General Manager, an- said County of Wayne.
THOMAS C. MliftlillY,
in ?meting American Je , • - ry's .!3':
nounced last week. Mr. Frank
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tot?! responsibilities. Freeman :II
will specialize in the sale of (A true copy) Judge of Probate.
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decIJ:ed that the magnitude of
:A homes in Detroit's Northwest JOSEPH F. O'SULLIVAN,
OF YOUR
Deputy Probate Register.
Section. —Adv.
Jewry's welfare task had demon-
stated that "communal responsi- A
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bility has superseded group or :it .
WEDDING
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Regonal
Welfare Leaders
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Spur UJA at Session Here

Brenner Market
Open on Puritan

CANDID SHOTS .

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"The communities, which an- ,
nifally raise the bulk of the funds 1 :':
u Td for welfare. purposes in ' :iv,
Israel. overseas and at home.. -.1t!
should have a greater voice in
determining the program, policies DI;
and budgets of the national !.:1/:,

agencies which they support," he ;4

said.

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