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THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE
LEGAL NOTICE
GEORGIA, FULTON COUNTY
IXJ THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF SAID STATE AND COUNTY
The petition of MRS. EDITH
THOMPSON MRS VIRGINIA WILLIS,
AND MRS CHARLOTTE SCOTT,
whose Post Office addresses are 315
Mark Building, Atlanta, Fulton Coun
ty, Georgia, respectfully shows:
1.
'That they desire for themselves,
arrd assigns to be Incorporated and
made a body corporate under the
name and style of
“PROTECTO KOTE, INC.”
for a period of 35 years with the priv
ilege of renewal as provided by law.
2.
The object of said corporation is
pecuniary gain to itself and to its
stockholders and its principal office
or place of business shall be in Ful
ton County, Georgia, with the privi
lege of establishing branch offices
elsewhere within and without the
State of Georgia.
3.
That tiie particular business to be
carried on by said corporation shall
lx* that of manufacturing, producing,
selling at both wholesale and retalj,
chemical products of every kind and
nature, including cleaning supplies,
soaps, janitor supplies, and chemicals
of every kind and description, and par
ticularly to manufacture and to pro
duce and to sell at both wholesale
and retail, and to create franchises
for the sale and distribution of the
chemical product known “PRO
TEfTO KOTK.” and anv and all other
products of a similar and kindred na
ture; to have the right to buy and
sell real estate and personal prop
erty of all kinds and descriptions,
both for its own use and for invest
ment purposes; to have the right to
buy, sell and deal in all of the same,
to own, buy, mortgage, lease, and
deal in real and personal property of
every kind and description, and in
cluding the right to borrow money
and secure the payment thereof bv
security deed, promissory notes, or
other instruments in connection
therewith.
4
The capital stock of said corpora
tion shall be Three Thousand ($3,-
000 00) Dollars to be represented bv
Thirty (30) shares of common stock
of the par value of One Hundred
($100.00) Dollars each, the same to
be fuily paid and nonassessable;
with a right to Increase the capital
stock at any time by a majority vote
of the then outstanding stockholders
In an amount not to exceed Twenty
Five Thousand ($25,000.00) Dollars; but
the corporation shall not begin busi
ness until at least One Thousand
($1,000.00) Dollars capital has been
paid in.
5.
Petitioners desire the right for said
corporation to sue and be sued, to
have and use a corporate seal, and to
generally have and be granted all
powers Incident to corporations of
like character under the laws of this
State
WHEREFORE, petitioners pray to be
incorporated under the name and
style aforesaid for a period of 35
years with the privilege of renewal
at the expiration of said term as pro
vided hv law. and that it he granted
all of the powers specifically set forth
in this application together with such
powers and privileges as are granted
by operation of law to similar corp
orations.
si Mildred L. Kingloff
Attorney for Petitioners
315 Mark Building
Atlanta, Georgia
ORDER
It appearing to the Court that the
forepolng application for a charter is
legitimately within the purview and
Intent of the laws of Georgia and that
all requirements of law have been
complied with; and
It further appearing bv certificate of
the Secretary of State that the name
of petitioning cornoratlon is not the
name and stvle of any other existing
corporation registered In the records
of the Secretary of State and the
State of Georgia:
IT TS ORDERED AND ADJUDGED
that said application for charter is
created under the name and st'le of
“PROTECTO KOTE INC ”
with the powers pravod for and with
the powers given bv law to corpora
tions of like character.
Tills txr. 2?nd dav of August. 1966
s DPR WOOD T PVF.
Presiding Judge. S C, A.J.C.
Sent 2,9,16,23
LEGAL NOTICE
STATF OF GEORGIA
COMITY OF FULTON
The application of THEODORE G
FRANKEL DONALD M FAIN and
MARY LYNN MOORE shows to the
Coirrt as follows:
1.
Applicants desire to obtain a char
ter for a corporation to he known as
REST SWTMMTNG POOL
DISTRIBUTORS. INC.
2.
The general nature of the business
to he conducted hv said corporation
will he for the selling. Installation and
repairing of swimming pools of all
tvpes. both at wholesale and retail
levels, and other aluminum products
and swimming pool equipment of all
tvpes and descriptions; the financing,
discounting and rediscounting and
holding of consumer papers of all
types
3,
The stock of the corporation shall
consist of 5.000 shares of common cap
ital stock with a Par value of $1000
per share, or a total par value of
$50.000 00 The corporation shall begin
business with not less than $5,000 of
stock subscribed and paid for.
4
The principal office of the corpora
tion shall he located in Fulton Conn
ty. Georgia, with the privilege of es
tahlishlng branch offices and places of
business elsewhere
5
The corporation shall have existence
for a period of thirty five (351 vears.
with right of renewal as provided bv
uw
The name and post office address of
the applicants for this charter are
Theodore G. Frankel
24.34 Bank of Georgia Bldg
Atlanta, Georgia
Donald M Fain
2434 Bank of Georgia Bldg
Atlanta. Georgia
Mary Lvnn Moore
2434 Bank of Georgia Rldg.
Atlanta, Georgia
7.
Applicants desire that said corpora
tlon have all the rights, powers, priv
ileges and immunities as herein set
iorth and as may he granted to sim
ilar corporations by the laws of the
State of Georgia.
WHEREFORE, applicants pray that
they be granted a charter for a corp
oration Under the name BEST SWIM
MING POOL DISTRIBUTORS, INC.,
with all the rights, powers, privileges
and immunities as herein set forth
and as may be granted to similar corp
orations by the laws of this State.
NALL, MILLER,
CADLNHEAD & DENNIS
By s Theodore G. Frankel
2434 Bank of Georgia Bldg.
Atlanta, Georgia
ORDER
The foregoing application for char
ter having been read and considered,
and
IT APPEARING that the same is
within the purvuew and intention of
the laws of the State of Georgia, and
IT APPEARING FURTHER from a
certtfieat** of the Secretary of Statr
of tiie State of Georgia that the name
of the proposed corporation is not the
name of any other corporation reg
istered in the records of the Secre
tary of State,
IT IS ORDERED that said applica
tion be granted and a charter issued
under I in- name BEST SWIMMING
POOL DISTRIBUTORS INC., with all
the rights, powers, privileges and Im
munllies as therein prayed and as may
be granted to similar corporations by
the laws of this State.
This 29 dav of July, 1966.
s , GEO. P. WHITMAN SR
Judge, Fulton Superior Court
Aug. 12,19,26, Sept. 2
LEGAL NOTICE
GEORGIA
FULTON COUNTY
TO THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
FULTON COUNTY
The petition of MARVIN H. ZION,
JOHN J TARLETON. and WILLIAM
W. BARHAM respectfully shows:
1.
Petitioners desire for themselves,
their associates, and assigns, to be
incorporated under the laws of the
State of Georgia for a period of thirty-
five (35) years, with the right of re
newal from time to time under the
name and style of:
“SALES INSTITUTE OF
ATLANTA, INC.”
As We Were Saying
By ROBERT SEGAL
(A Seven Arts Feature)
Going! Well, just about
Going
gone!
'Hie July-August
“American Opinion,”
Birch Society gospel
issue of
the John
tract, has
arrived with the dismaying news
that whereas in 1958, the United
States was only 20 to 40% under
Communist influence and/or
Communist control, it is now
running a red fever of 60 to 80%.
So there is little time left to
save this chewed-up, comrade-
infiltrated old republic. But if
you want to join in Mr. Welch’s
efforts to shore up the sagging
beams, you can send for a set of
water glasses with the Birch So
ciety agenda items stamped on
each glass in blue.
This means you can be out
there in your hammock under a
tree sipping your favorite julep
(taking care to stay away from
water because it may be fluor-
tation or restriction whatsoever, to
borrow money and make loans se
cured by any or all corporate assets,
right to make unsecur
ed loans
Th.
orporalion shall 1
rs now or hereafter i
a every corporation by
xistence as such under
except insofar
ue the pow-
iven by law
virtue of Its
the laws of
said powers
be added to or limited herein.
ss of stock,
$10.00 par
e thousand
The object of said corporation is
pecuniary gain and profit to its stock
holders.
3.
The general nature of the business
to be transacted is as follows: To
sell, convey, and deal in, on its own
behalf as principal, or as jobber, or
on commission, or as a broker, or a
commercial and general agent and
factor for any person, partnership,
association, or corporation, courses to
the general public on sales, salesman
ship, sales training, business, and
other related fields; to teach, train,
educate, whether by lecture, class,
conference, demonstration, or shop-
work. adults and children the courses
outlined above; to prepare materials,
lectures, pamphlets, schedules, and
publications of every kind and na
ture necessary to accomplish the
above ends; and generally to transact
business of a general or similar na
ture, and the power to do all other
things which may be necessary, desir
able, or convenient to the successful
operation of Its business.
4.
The corporation shall have the pow
er, generally and without any limi
tation or restriction whatsoever, to
hold, purchase, own, deal in, mort
gage or convey real estate and per
sonal property in this State and in
any other State or Country. The corp
oration shall have the power to enter
into, or become a partner in, any ar
rangement for sharing proftis, union
of interests, cooperation. joint-ven
tures or otherwise, with any person,
firm or corporation now carrying on
or about to carry on any business
which this corporation has the direct
or incidental authority to pursue. The
corporation shall have the further
power to enter into anv kind of co
operative or profitsharing plan, pen
sion plans, retirement plans, deferred
compensation plans and agreements,
Incentive plans of any kind or nature
whatsoever.
5
The corporation shall have the pow
er. generally and without any llmi-
(a> There shall be one «
to he common stock r
value. There shall he I
<5.000> shares authorized.
*b) The minimum amount of cap
ital with which the said corporation
mnv commence business shall he
$200.00.
8.
The principal office of said corpor
ation shall he in Fulton County, Geor
gia, but petitioners desire the right
of establishing branch offices and
places of business elsewhere, both
within and without the State of Geor
gia.
9.
The address of each of the peti
tioners for charter is 1505 Wllliam-
Oliver Building, Atlanta. Georgia
30303
WHEREFORE petitioners prav that
they he incorporated under the name
and style aforesaid with the rights,
powers. privileges and immunities as
are now or mav hereafter he allowed
hv law to enrnoratlons
TARI.ETON A ZION
Bv: s' Marvin H Zion
Attorneys for Petitioners
1505 William Oliver Birilding
Atlanta Georgia 30303
523 - 2706
ORDER
The within and foregoing petition
read and considered, and it appearing
to the Court that the same is leg
itimately within the purview and in
tention of the laws of this State gov
erning the granting of corporate char
ters, and it further appearing from
the certificate of the Secretary of
State presented to me that the name
of the proposed corporation is not the
name of any other now existing corp
oration registered in the records of
the Secretary of State;
IT IS. THEREFORE. ORDERED that
said application be and the same Is
hereby granted, and petitioners are
hereby incorporated under the name
and stvle of “SALES INSTITUTE OF
ATLANTA, INC.” with aU of the
rights. privileges and immunities
prayed or now or hereafter granted
to similar corporations by the laws
>f tnls State.
This 15th day of August. 1966.
s' sam phillip McKenzie
JUDGE. Fulton Superior Court
Aufl,19,26,Sept.2,9
mm
BY HENRY LEONARD
“Molly's at the wheel tonight .
I never drive on Shabbas!'
ulated) and find yourself inspired
to curb civil rights, smash police
review hoards, worm your way
into leadership of the PTA, push
that UN skyscraper into the sea,
and hang Earl Warren to a
weeping willow tree.
When we visited the Birch
summer fair at the fourth annual
Boston rally for God, Family,
and Country a few days ago, we
didn’t see any of the agenda-dec
orated water glasses on display;
but we were struck by the sharp
use of many methods of commun
ication by the hawkers of hys
teria, innuendo, and quarter-
truths. You could press a button
at the “Let Freedom Ring" booth
and immediately be informed by
a voice that would prefer to re
main anonymous that the good
ladies of the League of Women
Voters are busy trading with the
enemy and scrapping our Con
stitution for a Communist-dom
inated world government, “while
their sons and husbands are dy
ing in Viet Nam." You could sit
in a darkened room and learn
how to teach political science to
a high school class by means of
slick film slides painfully over
simplifying the threat of domes
tic Communism while conveni
ently forgetting about another
tyrannical evil, Fascism. You
could carry off a handsomely
printed, gorg e o u s 1 y colored
pamphlet urging you to be loyal
“to Jesus Christ Saviour, Foun
der of America” embracing this
sweet ecumenical message: “It
was Satan who crucified Christ,
using the Jewish, blood-thirsty
Rabbi’s of the synagogues and
the Jewish intellectuals, lawyers,
rulers and the Pharisees of the
infamous Sanhedrin.” (There was
no extra charge for the apostro
phe in “rabbi’s.”)
You could learn how to start
a twig or branch of the Patri
otic Women’s Clubs of America
and thus choke off the subver
sive gallop of Life, Time, and
Look. Or for something to keep
you busy on rainy nights, you
could become a Friend of Rhod
esia and hoist your own flag for
apartheid.
No end of hobbies for idle
hands and fingers.
The folks who run the God,
Family and Country Rally in
Boston each July deny energetic
ally that the show is a John
Birch Society festival. The Ded
ham matron who serves as exe
cutive secretary of the summer
fiesta made it clear at the onset
that “God was chairman of the
rally”; but she is so busy run
ning the Yahoo circus that it
seems hard to imagine her with
any left over time to put up jams
and jellies. And yet as the ac
knowledged leader of a John
Birch Society chapter, this same
matron shelters in her Dedham
home the “Let Freedom Ring”
service which is currently trying
to undermine the citizenry’s
confidence in the League of
Women Voters.
Technically, then, the John
Birch Society is not listed as the
sponsor of this three-day, mid
summer madness. But Birchers
are all over the lot. Bob Welch
himself was in and out of the
booths like a full-time shopper
and at the rally’s $15-a-plate
banquet introduced the guest of
honor, Thomas J. Anderson, a
member of the John Birch Na
tional Council. The rally key
noter was Dr. Revilo P. Oliver,
Friday, September 2, 1966
contributing editor of “American
Opinion” and also a member of
the National Council. Former
Notre Dame Law School Dean
Clarence Manion, still another
member of the Birch board of
elder statesmen, was cheered
lustily as was every mention of
the name of the Society.
America is robust enough to
ride out such assaults upon her
dignity and upon her political
liberties so firmly guaranteed
But with the Birch Society now
obviously embarked upon a fev
erish effort to he an influence in
politics at a precinct level and
with the leaders of this carefully
constructed ideological mechan
ism shrewdly working (while
others sleep) to capture the mind
of America, we can’t take the
threat lightly.
Beneath the bubbles and the
baubles of the summer fair there
exist a dead seriousness and a
nagging danger. Mon: S. J.
Adamo, writing recently in the
Catholic Star Herald (New- Jer
sey), articulated the need to
face up to that hazard in these
perceptive words: “The (John
Birch) Society breeds an atmos
phere of distrust, antagonism
and hatred. This atmosphere
thickens at times to a consistency
where it is an eyelash away
from violence.”
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