…DETROIT JEW ISII CHRONICLE Page 4 Repeat Performance Detroit Jewish Chronicle Published by the Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. WOodward 1-1040 2827 Cadillac Tower, Detroit 26, Michigan SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 Per Year, Single Copies, 10c; Foreign, $5.00 Per Year Entered as Second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Post Office at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. EMILY SOMLYO Business Manager SEYMOUR TILCIIIN Publisher Th...…
…Thursday, January 26, 1950 DETROIT JEWISH Joy, Worries Mingle Happily in Israel, Elias Epstein Says CHRONICLE Page S Rehearsing Farce • Great joy and great worries— j rael, according to Elias EpstePn, this is the present mood in Is- I Israeli publicist, who spoke last Thursday at a Zionist meeting at Northwest Hebrew Congrega- tion. Epstein told the audience that Israel was not disturbed over the Jerusalem dispute. The coun- Harry Schum...…
…Page 6 I --- ••••••••1111111111111111M LEGAL NOTICES THIRD INSERTION Frederick riptik ( 16at) e. s, Attorney, all Hratiol• Detroit STATE OF MIC1IGAN-1n the Pro- bate Court for the County of Wayne. No. 375,341 In the Matter of the Estate of: Ellen L. Granger; Joseph A. Bolton; Richaid Luotonen and Robert by Mrs. 0. Luotonen; Myrtle Erwin; William or Margaret O'Flaherty; Nellie Sinitko Charles Edward Cote by Catherine George William Fuller...…
…wary 26, 1950 Allier or Howard; L R. Pearson or whet or Anna Slid y Helen: Matthew Zdon; Frederick ill or Frances E. Moore; Margaret vderi; Edmund J. Mary E. filiiller; y or Julia F.; O'Donnell; Alv in Ian Alvin; Elsie or Anne; Evelyn ,adeline Lambert; Barbara Aileen ter; Robot Mc- oily or John B.; Samuel Mc- Funchal'. John Ernest F. Rossi ' antes Josepi,ine. Ina Keating or I Speacht; Arthur rjorie C. Smith; irothy Wagner or ig; Mrs. Maud A. ...…
…Page 8 DETROIT JEWISH Thursday, Janua CHRONICLE. gm e ea in of Local Society council Unit to Discuss UN Pearl Weisner, Irvin Dubin Wed Honeymoons in Florida Nen' Bri Pearl Jean Weisner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Weisner of Wildemere avenue, became the bride of Irvin Dubin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dubin of Duane avenue, at a candle- light ceremony Thanksgiving night. The Structure and Program of the United Nations" will be di...…
…January 26, 1950 Thursday, January 26, 1950 g DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Wears Lace Gown j3irt/is ollings Dec. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Zamler (Katie Goldberg) el Sussex avenue, a son, Jeffr..y Bruce. Dee. 31—To Dr. and Mrs. Norman Haidy (Maxine Harris) et Long Beach, Cal., a son, Marc Alan. Jan. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Martin Selman (Miriam Mintz) of Dex- ter boulevard, a son, Harry. Jan. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kopel (Shirley Fleisher)...…
…Page 10 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE (,) Otivaqetticias If 4tneft. ot0Cal Thursday, Januar: ro. Leafrue P1 Rally to 11 JWF Won ,4mimiticed (-)/(ih The Fenkell Methane Club , will meet at 1 p.m Monday at the Dexter-Davison , Branch of the Jewish Community Center. The pinup plans a house warm- ing and installation of officers. --- Aehaves Achim Seraterhood will hold a tee n dance Feb. 12 at Van's Barn . For tickets or in- for•rristioe, cal...…
…Thursday, January 26, 1950 unitary 26. 1936 Temple Beth El ish Welfare Fed- division. in annual affair, the cooperation :ague and t h e n. Commander Navy chaplain, aker, uduced by Mrs. tee-president in igram, of a concert I Masi(' Month g the League's 'I for Mai eh 5 :athedral. The Orchestra and lay. Srfa of Pasii- aqurned from otriburgers in ter Strauss of have return. Chicago. has returned ee months as UN at Lake New Yal k le...…
…Page 12 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Teen-Age Sophisticates Thursday, January "Suokie" Gelbman, Hershel Hor- owitz, and Eugene Rose. Moore; Matilda Lazzari I/ Robert F. or Elvira McG Announcing the new officers LEGAL NOTICES I Lauri; Qui Vive Social CI of the Nitzaree branch of Senior L Valentine; Alfreda Supolle Bleske; Larry Cricelli; G Young Judea which invites all (Continued from Page 6) Schroeder; Dorothy Hall; By HELEN TENNENBAUM teenage...…
…wish Periodical Colter nary 26, 1950 Zari I/T/F Lola; I McGuire; Sera Club; Enuna Supollo; Leonard elli; George D. Hall; Curtis C. :asi I/T/F Fib- si I/T/F Carlo;; :st. of ArneIlion. & Vivian Jean Y Reeves, Gdn.; E. Bering; An- rlow Hitch; Alter ry Maid Dairy. I; Lilla Holland se Coppersmith; lv; John Hicks; 11 Susan Calvert r.er; Bernard or or Vivian Marie irell; Stewart E. ern Cong. Etz Diamond Games Howard Porter; School. Victor H. or lel...…
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…fanuary 26, 1950 wits erican equate in rags, under- iren who are not npering skeltons." to all-out support Iews in America, ailed upon the 1overnment to ex- ;rael under Presi- program for as- c-developed areas. nic aid to Israel ed States, he de- represent a solid r. world freedom." %) [tie letilvs ,ommittee )P Bill IN — (Special) — liciary Committee to permit 320,000 ms to enter the by June 30, 1951. des about 124,000 ;ady entered. shif...…
…osmassisibo, DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE rage 16 Mending Broken Lives Is Youth League's Aim ADL Speaker If it wasn't for that turkey I would have had my gas cut off. emergency relief to cases which I hope that Gar should help you eould not wait for the ponderous far the kindness you have shown wheels of organized charity to me and my children . . ." In addition to direct relief, the move. That group was the Youth Youth Education - League pay...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page 16 ADL Speaker Mending Broken Lives Is Youth League's Aim Beth A. eon Group' Featured Speaker to Hea vrtuun The next th the series of monthly brunches inaugurated by the Beth Aaron Sunday Schon, will be held Sunday morning. YEARS AGO, 10 wo- If it wasn't for that turkey I would have had my gas cut off. emergency relief to cases which I hope that Gar should help you could not wait for the ponderous for the ki...…
…'Cornerstones of Our Freedom': Bulwarks in Battle for Religious Freedom Read. Commentator's Column on Page 2 THE JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review of Jewish Events Soviet Threat To Jews' Political and Intellectual Position in USSR Expose on Page 24 VOLUME 16—No. 19 708-10 David Stott Bldg.—Phone WO. 5-1155 Detroit 26, Michigan, January 20, 1950 .4ffek7 $3.00 Per Year; Single Copy, 10G Acheson's Approval of Arms for Arabs Creates New Is...…
…2 — THE JEWISH NEWS JNF Drive Gains Momentum; Crum to Address Donor Drive Purely Commentary Friday, January 20, 1950 Four New Nominees Listed for Federation Election or) Feb. 15 The current drive to Match previous goals of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish National Fund in fund-raising efforts for land-redemption in Israel is By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ Cornerstones of Our Freedoms sading- journalism." "Cornerstones of Religious Freedom in A...…
…Pressure on for UN Assembly Special Session on Jerusalem Direct JTA Teletype Wires to the Jewish News JERUSALEM—The enlistment term for members of Israel's armed services has been extend- ed to two years under amend- ments to the National Service Law adopted in Parliament Tuesday. Another feature of the amended bill is that women 18 years of age may be drafted for nine-month periods of agricul- tural training. (The UN Palestine Conciliation ...…
…As the Editor Views the News ... . They Need Your Help New Volume Deals with Reactions of Veterans Action on Genocide Thus far, only Israel, Australia, Norway, Ecuador, Iceland and Ethiopia have ratified the United Nations Genocide Convention which makes an international crime of the killing or destruction of groups of people because of their race, nationality or re- ligion. This Convention requires the signa- ture of 20 UN member nations ...…
…Civic, Community Leaders Join in New Center Dedication Impressive ceremonies marked the dedication of the new Dex- ter-Davison Branch of the Jew- ish Community Center Monday evening. An overflow audience was -present in the Hyman C. Broder Auditorium of the new branch for the dedication of the struc- ture. Hundreds of Detroiters viewed the building • and its meeting halls, and state and city officials acclaimed the accom- plishments of the Ce...…
…Efforts of Histadrut Workers Push Drive Past $100,000 Mark Detroit's $300,000 Histadrut campaign went over the $100,000 mark at last Thursday's rally. The capacity crowd, which hon- ored three members of Habonim on their departure for Israel, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Malamud, and JOSEPH BURSTEIN Jerry Dashkin, was addressed by William Hordes, Jewish com- munal leader, Who recently re- turned from Israel. - • Solicitations for the week were highli...…
…Temple Beth El to Honor Bnai Brith. At Sabbath Eve Services on Jan. 27 Bnai Brith was introduced in Detroit ' in 1857, when Pisgah Lodge No. 34 was founded. The Organizers of Pisgah Lodge were the same men who founded Temple Beth El, Michigan's first Jewish Congregation, which is now observing its centennial anniversary. ' The founders included Jacob Silberman, Marcus Cohen, Louis Beefy, Herman Freedman, Sam- uel Sykes, Simon Heavenrich, Emma...…
…Congregational Activities New York Cantor To Be Guest Artist At Beth El Concert _ Cantor Arthur Wolfson of Temple Emanu-El, New York, will be the guest artist at the Centennial Hebrew Music Con- CANTOR ARTHUR WOLFSON cert of Temple Beth El, 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 24, at the Temple. Cantor Wolfson has been a soloist at the Academy of Mu- sic, Town Hall and Carnegie Hall and has appeared frequently on the radio. In addition to Cantor Wolfs...…
…Never Before A Sale Like This We promised you Sen- sational Values. They We have prepared for this sale for six montils—Our are here NOW . . suppliers have made special consessiOns to us so tfiat Take advantage! we can bring you the greatest values in our history. Sheer Satin Striped NINON CURTAINS Quitted SATIN PERMANENT FINISH BEDSPREAD ORGANDY Reg. $6.95 Ruffle Curtains Regularly $34.95 95 98 pair SAVE $15 90 inches lOn...…
…Toys Enroute to Israel Children "Toys for Is- rael Girls and Boys," collect- ed by the Women's Di- vision of the American Jew- ish Congress, are packed for shipment by Mrs. ARNOLD FRANK, (left) and MRS. JU- LIUS STROSS. Other workers are Mesdames Samuel Bena- vie, Edward R o t h e nberg Joseph Green- berg and Paul Katzer. . 10—THE JEWISH NEWS PWO Sets All-Out Plans Summer Nuptials Friday, January 20, 1950 Membership Drive The launching...…
…Activitiei in Society Nancy Margulies Wed To Martin S. Myers At a candlelight ceremony Dec. 11 at the Fort Wayne Hotel, Mr. and Mrs. James Berendt, formerly Of Waverly Ave., are Nancy Margulies, daughter of residing temporarily with Mr. and Mrs. Max Berendt of North- Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Mar- • lawn Ave. Mrs. John immerman of Gloucester Dr. is spending the winter months in Miami Beach. Mrs. William M. Fleishman of Whitmore Rd., has returned ...…
…12—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 20, 1956 g g e st Everything Prices Reduced as Much as 5574, Mink, Leop A mild winter filled our stock room and vaults. So, when we say "Clearance" we mean: Clear them ALL out!, We suggest that if you're con-: sidering a fine fur coat you will be wise to pur- chase NOW! FLAS. 11! Puzzled About the 20% LUXURY TAX? . Forget It... if the tax is removed or reduced by May 1st DAVID & IRVING Furs ...…
…400 THE JEWISH NEWS-13 CLEARANC113 ever! Friday, January 20, 1950 oes . . Coats, Jackets, Capes, Stoles, rd, Beaver, Persian Lamb DON'T WAIT - ACT NOW! Your Fur Coat Listed Here! These money-saving prices below are unbelievable. Rub your eyes and look again! Our reputation goes with every fur coat in- cluded in the Greatest Clearance of finer fur coats. But, hurry, some coats listed are just. one-of-a-kind. $395 Y495 $295 $245 $245 $89...…
…14—THE JEWISH NEWS To Wed in June Friday, January 20, 1950 To Wed Detroiter MISS MARILYN LUMBERG Mr. and Mrs. Sol Lumberg of Atkinson Ave. announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Marilyn, to Robert Segal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Segal of 16th St. The wedding will take place June 4. efh Aaron Sisterhood Plans Birthday Party The Sisterhood of Beth Aaron Synagogue holds its sixth birth- _, day party at 8:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 22, at ...…
…June Oleshansky Wed By Candlelight Jan. 8 divitico in Socieiy Mrs. N. J. Rossen entertained 24 guests at her home on La- Salle Blvd., in honor of her sister-in-law, Edith Reznick, whose marriage will take place this month. In honor of their 40th anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rothenberg of Calvert Ave. were entertained at a surprise dinner party for the immediate family, given by their children. Mrs. Harry Satovsky of 3455 W. Outer Dr. and...…
…16—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 20, 1950 Embarks for Israe W V Engagement News Told LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN By Miss. Cohen's Parents AUXILIARY will meet at 8 p.m. Monday, Jan. 23, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. . Jack Cohen of Marcella Berry; 2900 Hazelwood. Parents Reveal Troth Hebrew, Cultural Program Planned The Ladies Auxiliary of the Kvutzah IVrith, in cooperation with the' Kvutzah Ivrith, the Chug Ivri, and the Hebrew Teachers Organiz...…
…Local, National Figures Address JWF Women's All-Day Institute MRS. S. A. BRAILOVE which will open the program for the all-day affair. Woodrow W. Hunter, assistant director of the Institute for Human Adjustment at the University of Michigan; Harold Silver, executive director of Jewish Social Service Bureau, Norm a Silver, secretary of Health Council, Council of Social Agencies, and Mrs. Ira I. Son- nenblick, case worker at Jewish Home for Ag...…
…18 — THE JEWISH NEWS Pythian Sisters Install Officers for New Year Pythian Sisters, Greater De- , troit Temple No. 152, installed the following officers for 1950 at Castle Hall, Dexter at Coiling- • wood: Excellent chief, Esther Gold- - stone; senior, Elsie Green; jun- ior, Jeanne Charness; manager, Winnie Aaron; secretary, Ruth Goldman; treasurer, Pauline Eis- ner; protector, Mary Goldsmith; outer guard, Mary Diamond; past chief, Florenc...…
…• cr.-4 0awslowspwrw.swirwasiamitswwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww -, '•11INIV `Tot and Hot' Bowlers—Averages 5 to 147 THE JEWISH NEWS-19 UN Urges Elimination' Friday, January 20, 1950 Heard' and Recorded By NATHAN ZiPRIN Members of- the United Dairies "Tot and Hot" bowling league, composed of children two to 14 years of age, are shown in Hue shirts and pants which were supplied by United Dairies. The league is . sanctioned by: the American Bowling ...…
…• Mrs. Werbe's Painting 'Presentiment' Accepted for Butler New Year Show 20—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 20, 1950 Sid Shmarak' s Business Briefs OPTICIANS have STAHL'S just opened a complete optical service at 12244 Dexter (in the American Savings Bank Bldg.) offering fast, competent ser- vice in filling out prescriptions and repairing glasses. They are open daily from 10 to 5, and 7 to 9; Saturdays from 10 to 3. * * * aft. People ...…
…111101111111111111111 HIMMDMI 191011111011111111MMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM111111111111111111191111191111111111111111111111111111W: Danny Raskin s THE JEWISH NEWS-21 Friday, January 20, 1950 E 0 I . ISTENING T r i1111111111111M 11111111111111111111111111111111111 111 11 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111ff Religious Laborites Present Speakers NCRAC Condemns Loyalty Slurs Of American Counci...…
…22 Obituaries Amt. MRS. MARY MATZ, 75, of 1675 Hazelwood, died Jan. 12. Funeral services were held at Hebrew Benevolent Society, with inter- ment at Beth Yehudah Ceme- tery. Rabi Leizer Levine offici- ated. She is survived by her son, Ben; daughters, Mrs. Ethel Nagel, Mrs. Anna Kay; 10 grand c hi 1 d r e n; three' great- grandchildren. * * * MILTON LIPTON, 24, of 2667 Tyler, died Jan. 14. Funeral services were held at Hebrew Benevolent S o ...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS-23 Friday, January 20, 1950 Serious Warning New Book Presents U.S. Defense Plan Classified. Advertisements • LIVING QUARTERS For Sale To Rent Wanted - Exchange •• LIVING QUARTERS For Sale To Rent Wanted Exchange A bombshell will burst on BUSINESS MAN, wife and small child ENGINEER AND wife desire 3 or 4 room need 4 or 5 room income or flat. NW income or apartment. References fur- Monday when Marshall An- section. TY, 6...…
…Jews Sympathy Toward West Lowers Their Position in Russia 24 — THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 20, 1950 Hebrew University President Speaks At Shaarey Zedek Detroit Attorney Terms U. S. German Occupation A Failure BOSTON, (JTA) — Details on the Soviet policy to By AVRUM SCHULZINGER . eliminate Jews from leading parts in the intellectual and That the occupation of west- had enjoyed occupation duty, political life of the USSR are reported he...…
….Deth.,o -Lt Jaw '412, HRO Vol. 52 — No. 3 .44 , 27 Thursday, Janu (4 ,' V '>.:§S > ii E ,6, . ,,̀ S ..0 e• - a Copy — $3 Per Year e ■4 > New Centei. ' ant* Formally nu, Aicated Photo by Keith Shown above is the new Dexter-Davison branch of the Jewish Community Center, whose dedication is being marked by a week of activities. • • • • • • • • • The third addition to Detroit's ing committee, turned the keys chain of Jewish Community C...…
…To View Future MAURICE SAMUEL • * Author Slated by N. W. Men Thursday, January 19, 1950 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page 2 Yivo Opens Essay Contest Tells of Funds The Yiddish Scientific Institute- Yivo, world center for Jewish so- cial research, is sponsoring a con- test among college students and graduates for original essays on any phase of Jewish life in the United States or Canada. Three cash awards of $300, $200 and $100 are offered....…
…Thursday, January 11, 1950 . DETROIT JEWISH • CHRONICLE Page 3 STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL Neo-Nazism Goes on a Rampage in Yorkville By PHINE.%S J. BIRON FEW MONTHS AGO, the New York chapter of " the American Jewish Committee boasted in an elaborately protect raiiiphlet that the streets of Amer- ica's metropolis were free of anti-Semitism. The American Jewish Committee was proud to have contributed its share to the cleaning of New York City....…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page 4 One Good Heave by All Detroit Jewish Chronicle Published by the Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. WOodward 1-1040 2827 Cadillac Tower, Detroit 26, Michigan SUBSCRIPTION: $3.60 Per Year, Single Copies, 10e; Foreign, $5.00 Per Year Entered as Second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Post Office at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Thursday, January 19, 1950 Jewish Books in Review "REFORM ...…
…Thursday, January 19, 1950 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Beth El to Hear Dr. Sachar at Bnai Brith Sabbath Rites Bnai Brith was introduced in Detroit in 1857 when Pisgah Lodge was founded. The organizers of Pisgah Lodge were members of Temple Beth El, Michigan's first Jewish Con- gregation, which is observing this year its Centennial Anniver- sary. Pisgah Play Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Men's' Council and The Greater De- troit Women's Council,...…
…Page 6 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Thursday, January 19, 1950 oalzuildleloet•irio;trnr A FH::oid,sai.a, .1 c a . Samuels: cErlD Matilda I. or Wm. Johnson; Cecil H. Ophelia Robertson; L R. Pearson or r Mrs. Gertrude Rhoads; John C. Prykucki; Andrew Y. or Elsie M. Galbraith; Otto E. Hagemeyer o vidge or Kenneth Bates; Alma , Schmidt or Marvin • Hagemeyer; Fern Da Christian P. Tocco; Guy W. Bowman; Davidge; Margaret S. II ealy or Dorothy Jean Bel...…
…Thursday, Jaauary 19, 1950 Events DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE • Toys for Israel J W V of the Week The Bnai Moshe Young Peo- ple's Club will install new of- ficers. They are Stanley Riegler, president; Harold Markzon and Marilynn Budd, vice-presidents: Gerald Licht, treasurer; and Eleanore Spinner, secretary. The Cornfield Family Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bohn. A mock wedding was held honoring Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cornfie...…
…Thursday, January 19, 1950 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page 8 gn the %dm of Local Society Caryl Klein Wed to David Shapiro Betrothal Revealed Plans Spring Wedding A double ring ceremony Dec. 20 at the Bel Arie Terrace united Caryl Phyllis Klein and David L. Shapiro in marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Klein of San Juan avenue are parents of the bride. The Max Shapiros of Cherrylawn avenue are parents of the bridegroom. An ivory satin gown fash...…
…• En gagement 4► nonneed KvutzahIrynt h Sets Program cairtlis Dee. 21—To Mr. and Mrs. David Lewis Wolk (Shirley King) of Calvert avenue, a son, Robert Leon, Dec. 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Howard West (Madelyn Phyl- lis Kaufman) of Cherrylawn avenue, a son, Jeffrey Bruce. " Dec. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wallace (Helene Falk) of Wakefield avenue, a daughter, Janet Hope. Dec. 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Julius Young (Ruthe Shulevitz) of Birwood avenu...…
…Thursday, January DETROIT JEWISH CIIIONICLE Page HO c iris An noun °COW! ( 9, 19511 Pioneer Units Launch Drive ce 8ngagements Women s Clubs Detroit's 12 chapters of .Pioneer Women have launched an inten- sive membership campaign. It will extend through April 16. The individual clubs will hold a series of teas to acquaint pros- pective members with the organ- ization's principles. The group will hold a seminar brunch at 10:30 a.m. Wed...…
…°Page 11 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Thursday, January 19, 1950 . •_ • To Talk at Meeting worked so hard in making this evening enjoyable. • • • NEXT WEEK we'll have news op the Prom of Central High , which also takes place this corn- • By HELEN TENNENBAUM HEARTS and Gentle ing Saturday night. Some of the couples who will 1 -" People" is a mighty pleas- . ant tune and we think that we be dancing in the Crystal Ball- , ON'T TRY TO impress a m...…
…Page 12 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Williams, Neal J. & Daisy D.; Denis, John & Irene; Keilinan, Vera & Clar- ence R.; Patton, Emily & Joins Wm.; Farr, James G. & May; Frigu, Mrs Santina & Ramano; Volansky, A. S & Elizabeth; Davis, Mrs. Ruth & Miller. Theodore; Cranston, Mrs. Lila & Bar- bara Joan; Murphy. Mrs. Ada Es & Henry C.; Lytikainen, Erick & Ruth; Miller, Ralph M. & Benjamin H.; Jamieson, John H. & Lydia; Tate, Ed- ward J. & Mrs. Mildre...…
