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THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE
Friday, December 20, 1957
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GEORGIA, FULTON COUNTY:
To The Superior Court of Said County;
The petition of SIDNEY 1’AItKS,
MAHGAHET MILLER and DAVID S.
EISEN11KRG, all having the mailing
address of 1502 Atlanta Federal Sav
ings Building, Atlanta 3, Georgia, re
spectfully shows:
1.
Petitioners desire for themselves,
their associates and successors, to be
Incorporated under the name and style
of
TRI-HI FI, INC.
for a period of thirty-five (35) years
with the right to renew at the expira
tion of said time.
2.
The object of said corporation Is
pecuniary gain, and the general na
ture of business to be transacted Is
as follows:
To manufacture, buy, sell at whole
sale and retail, deal In and with,
wares, merchandise, goods and per
sonal property of every kind, nature
und description; to acquire, purchase,
hold, own, sell, resell, pledge, and In
all ways deal In and with real prop
erty; to net as principal or agent; to
borrow or lend money, either secured
or unsecured; to engage In such bus
iness as may be approved by the
Board of Directors, and to be granted
such other powers as are now or
may be hereafter granted to corpora
tions by the laws of the State of
Georgia.
3.
The principal place of business of
said corporation shall be Fulton Coun
ty. but the said corporation shall have
the light to establish branch offices
or places of business elsewhere, both
within and without the State of
Georgia.
4.
The capital with which said corp
oration shall begin business shall be
not less than Three Hundred ($300.00)
Dollars, represented by three hundred
(300) shares of common stock, having
a par value of One ($1.00) Dollar per
share; however, the corporation shall
be allowed to Increase said capital
stock up to fifty thousand (50,000)
shares of common stock having a
par value of One ($1.00) Dollar per
share, upon majority vote of the then
outstanding stockholders.
5.
The common stock of the corpora
tion may be paid for in cash, goods,
or serlces, as the Board of Directors
may determine.
WHEREFORE, the petitioners pray
that they be Incorporated under the
name and style aforesaid, and that
they be granted a charter with all of
the lights, powers, and privileges here
in set forth, and all others allowed
by law.
PARKS & EISENBERG
By: David S. Elsenberg
Attorneys for Petitioners
1502 Atlanta Federal Savings Bldg.
Atlanta 3, Georgia
JA. 3-2965
ORDER
The within and foregoing petition
having been read and considered, and
It appearing by the Certificate of the
Secretary of State that the name of
the proposed corporation Is not the
name of any existing corporation In
the records of the Secretary of State;
and
It further appearing that the said
petition and application conform to
the existing laws of the State of
Georgia;
NOW, THEREFFORE. IT IS HERE
BY ORDERED AND ADJUDGED, that
the prayers of the petitioners be, and
they are, hereby granted, and that
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Berlin to Build
$500,000 Center
BERLIN, (JTA) — The corner
stone of a new $500,000 Jewish
community center to be built here
by the Berlin municipality in
moral expiration of the destruc
tion of the city’s synagogues by
Nazi storm troopers 19 years ago
was dedicated here recently at
ceremonies at which the Mayor
of this city and various German
and Jewish leaders played major
roles.
Mayor Willy Brandt, a non-Jew-
ish Socialist who fled the Nazis
twice during their regime, was
the major speaker at the dedica
tion. He also read a message from
German President Theodor Heuss
calling the building of the com
munity center a good omen that
the Jews weren’t against ‘‘taking
root” in Germany. Other speak
ers included Ernst Lemmer, a
member of the Bonn Cabinet and
a longtime friend of the Jews,
and Charles H. Jordan, Joint
Distribution Committee European
director. Heinz Galinski, president
of the Berlin Jewish community,
was awarded Germany’s Disting
uished Service Cross at the cere
monies.
The Berlin community center
will have two halls, eight meet
ing rooms, a library, museum
room, a snack bar where kosher
food will be served.
the petitioners be Incorporated under
the name and style of
TRI-HI-FI, INC.
with all the rights, powers and priv
ileges permitted to corporations under
the laws of the State of Georgia.
This 26th day of November. 1957.
/s/ CLAUDE D. SHAW
Judge, Superior Court,
Atlanta Circuit
HEARD IN ISRAEL
(From the Jerusalem Post)
All kinds of proposals for peace
have been in the air recently. We
have picked up one that we like
particularly because it applies to
the noisy Syrian frontier.
A New York lawyer who repre
sents the Interfaith Committee for
Peace, Mr. Jacob D. Fuchsberg,
has announced that his organiza
tion wishes to put up a Pillar of
Peace on the shores of Lake Kin-
neret. He is at present in England,
where he took a small scale
model of the proposed 100-foot
granite pillar, which is to have an
electric beacon on top. He also
seeks to put up an auditorium
where “Jews, Christians and
Moslems could sort out their dif
ferences" at the point where the
frontiers of Syria, Jordan and Is
rael meet.
We are always in favor of peace,
although the Mixed Armistice
Commission talks, which might
have been an encouraging exam
ple of inter-faith cooperation,
never seem to have gotten any
where.
If the meeting-place is not a
success, perhaps we shall at least
be able to use the tower for
searchlights against infiltrators.
A friend reports from the Tech-
nion in Haifa that outside the
hushed precincts of the Nuclear
Research, or atom-splitting, de
partment there is a large notice
that reads in Hebrew, “Assur be-
hekhlet lelatzeah garinim,” or “Do
not chew sunflower seeds,” except
that in this case the Hebrew word
used for chew is split and the
word for seeds is that also used
for the nucleus of the atom. See
tne problem that arises?
By JACOB RICHMAN
Solomon C’ould Have Nothing
On Him
King Solomon’s wisdom in de
termining the parentage of the
contested child has been emulat
ed by numerous rabbis in various
lands and at various times.
One Solomonic decision was re
cently rendered by a famous rabbi
in New York.
Like in the Book of Kings, the
contestants were women. The ob
ject of their contention, however,
was not a baby, but a basket of
linen.
The litigants, who were neigh
bors, had hung out their wash in
the yard. One woman’s wash con
sisted of precious linen and em
broidery, while the other’s com
prised a few punctured table
cloths and several pieces of
threadbare underwear. The poor
woman collected her neighbor’s
articles and claimed them as her
own.
The owner’s rebukes and expo
stulations proved of no avail, and,
as a matter of last resort, she
demanded that her pilfering
neighbor go with her to a rabbi
and put the case before him.
The theiving woman acceded,
trusting that, in the absence of
evidence, she would be able to
retain the stolen goods. So they
took the basket of laundry with
them and repaired to a rabbi for
arbitration.
Having heard their arguments,
the ecclesiastic judge ordered his
“shamash” to remove the basket
of contention to his living-room.
There the divine took several
pieces of his own linen, mingled
them with the contents of the
basket, and brought the basket
back to the studio-court-room.
“Mrs. Greenberg,” the rabbi
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called to the plaintiff, "will you
please step up here and identify
your belongings?”
The rabbi took the contested
articles out one by one, and held
them up for her identifeiation.
To be sure, she claimed all the
articles as her own, excepting
those that belonged to the min
ister.
Then the defendant was called,
and, curious enough, she claimed
everything as hers, including
the articles that belonged to the
minister.
“You are a thief!" finally ex
claimed the holy man, shaking a
menacing finger at the defendant.
“Get out.”
And the basket of linen was
delivered to the plaintiff.
(From 372-page book, “Laughs
From Jewish Lore”—Hebrew Pub
lishing Company, 77 Delaneey
Street. NYC)
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HERE’S THE POINT
By DAVID WEISSMAN
We’re celebrating the Month
Of the Jewish Book,
Yet few of us Jews
Have a ready nook
For a literary work
That has a Jewish look.
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With all the international poli
tical ferment seething in the Mid
dle East, maybe we should call
that territory the Muddle Yeast.
Jewish Daili/ Eaqle
Marks 50th Year
With Jubilee Issue
MONTREAL, (JTA — The
Jewish Daily Eagle, the only Yid
dish daily east of Toronto, cele
brated its fiftieth year of publica
tion with a jubilee edition of 172
pages in Yiddish, English and
French under the editorship of
Israel Rabinowitch. The Eagle
is now being published by Max
Wolofsky, son of the late founder
of the newspaper, Hersch Wolof
sky.
In a lead article in the jubilee
issue, Mr. Rabinowitch recalled
the role of the Eagle as a central
institution of Montreal Jewry.
The newspaper and its editors
ish Congress, efforts to obtain a
special educational system for
Jewish children, resistance
against Nazi-inspired anti-Semi
tism and the development of Jew
ish communal institutions.
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