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THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE
Friday, September 9, 1966
Eshkol Confident Mapam
Will Accept IXeiv Austerity
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Prime
LEGAL NOTICE
GEORGIA
FULTON COUNTY
TO THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
FULTON COUNTY
The petition of MARVIN If. ZION.
JOHN J. TARLETON, and WILLIAM
VV. 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.*’
2.
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 necess&ry 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
anv 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 any 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 limi
tation or restriction whatsoever, to
borrow money and make loans se
cured by any or all corporate assets,
as well as the right to make unsecirr-
ed loans.
6.
The corporation shall have the pow
ers now or hereafter given by law
to every corporation by virtue of its
existence as such under the laws of
Georgia except insofar as said powers
may be added to or limited herein.
7.
(a) There shall be one class of stock,
to be common stock of $10.00 par
value. There shall be five thousand
(5,000) shares authorized.
(b) The minimum amount of cap
ital with which the said corporation
may commence business shall be
$200.00.
8
The principal office of said corpor
ation shall be in Fulton County, Geor
gia, but petitioners desire thie 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 WiHlam-
Ollver Building. Atlanta. Georgia
30303.
WHEREFORE petitioners pray that
thov be incorporated under the name
and style aforesaid with the rights,
powers, privileges and immunities as
are now or mav hereafter be allowed
bv law to corporations.
TART .ETON A ZION
Bv: s' Marvin H. Zion
Attomevs for Petitioners
1505 William Oliver Building
Atlanta. Georgia 30303
Minister Levi Eshkol voiced con
fidence here this week that
Mapam, one of the coalition part
ners, would go along with the
Mapai-Achdut Avodah align
ment in supporting the Govern
ment's economic austerity pro
gram. The new program is aimed
at improving the competitive pos
ition of the nation’s exports,
thereby reducing Israel’s unfav
orable trade gap. Without Ma-
pam’s approval, the new econom
ic program might collapse, and
the Government could fall.
The Premier expressed optim
ism over the program for which
he has been trying to round up
full coalition support during the
past few weeks, at the founding
meeting of the alignment’s ideo
logical youth circle. He indicated
that he would meet shortly with
the coalition parties to secure
broad agreement on the plan. In
reply to a question at the meet
ing, however, Mr. Ashkol dis
missed a proposal that, in view
of the economic crisis, the time
had come for a government
broader than the present coali
tion.
During the weekend agreement
was reached within the align
ment on one major point of dif
ference. The Mapai-Achdut Av
odah economic committee decided
to recommend to the Histadrut,
Israel’s labor federation, that only
half of the cost-of-living allow
ance increase forthcoming as a
result of expected price rises be
paid in !9f>7 and 1968 to those
earning more than 400 pounds
($133) a month. Under the com
promise proposal, persons earn
ing less than that minimum fig
ure would be compensated in full
for all price increases from now
on.
While the original austerity
program as proposed by Finance
Minister Pinhas Sapir sought to
eliminate all cost-of-living in
creases starting next year, this
was opposed by the Histadrut
labor leaders.
Achdut Avodah, however, con-
Thc within and forouointf petition
read and considered, and it appearing
to the Court that the same is le£-
itimatelv within the purview and in
tention of the laws of this State eov-
ornine the ,T rantin£ of corporate char
ters. and it further appearing from
the certificate of the Secretarv of
State presented to me that the name
of the Proposer) corporation not the
name of an' 1 other now existing corp
oration restored ip the records of
the Secreta»*v of S*ate;
IT IS THEREFORE ORHERED that
said application be and the same is
herohv ^ranted, and Petitioners are
herein' innni n pi'''i name
an'l ci-le of “<=MES t\’c'tttT t TE OE
ATLANTA TNC ” \Hth all of the
rights nHvUo-rc -e i immunities
nrivnrl o r UO'V e*- h ft->r ^ranted
eo-norn firms bv the laws
>r trie ctafe
tinued to press its demands that
the economic program should in
clude a compulsory levy of a loan
of 100,000,000 pounds ($33,300,-
000) on self-employed persons in
the upper income brackets, and
also increase the direct taxation
of this category as well as of
corporations. Mr. Sapir opposes
these measures, contending that
they would seriously hamper the
development of business in Is
rael.
The remaining coalition part
ners — the National Religious
Party and the Independent Lib
erals—while protesting what they
termed “neglect and lack of con
sideration’’ for their views on the
part of the alignment in devel
oping the economic program,
generally support the broad out
lines of the plan.
Meanwhile, the first effects of
the program began to be felt by
the Israeli consumer as a num
ber of everyday items, such as
eggs and other farm products, in
creased in price. Dairy products,
consumed by Israeli in large
quantities, are also due to rise
in price, along with soap, oil, fats
and cotton products. Most in
creases averaged about 20 per
cent.
Rubin Directs
BBYO Region
MEMPHIS — Mark J. Rubin
of Paterson. N. J., has recently
been appointed Cotton States Re
gional Director for the B’nai
B’rith Youth Organization. The
Cotton States BBYO encompasses
the Aleph Zadik Aleph, (AZA)
and the B’nai B’rith Girls (BBGh
programs for boys and girls from
14 to 18 years of age. in Tennes
see, Alabama, Mississippi, Loui
siana. Arkansas and Florida.
Mr. Rubin received his BA
from Rutgers University, where
he was president of Tau Kappa
Epsilon fraternity, and he re
ceived his master of social work
degree from the same school.
He is 23 years old and is mar
ried to the former Nancy Ellen
Rovner, of Flushing, New York.
They are the recent parents of a
little girl. Heidi Sue. Mr. Rubin’s
previous experience is that of
Teen Director of the Trenton
Jewish Community Center in
Trenton. New Jersey.
Since August, Mr. Rubin has
his office in Memphis at the Jew
ish Community Center, and is
residing at 757 Mt. Moriah Rd. in
Memphis.
He plans to be visiting cities
in the Cotton States Region ap
proximately every other month.
Persons having questions regard
ing the program, or beginning a
BBYO program in their city,
should contact Mr. Rubin at 2018
Court, Memphis. Tenn.
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DAYBMU
BY HENRY LEONARD
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WHY RABBIS GET GREY AT THE TEMPLES:
Youth Services Tonight ^
AZA and BBG Name
New Presidents
STARLIGHT, Pa. (JTA) —
Daniel Brener, of Houston, was
elected president of Aleph Zadek
Aleph, the B’nai B’rith youth
organization, and Sheryl Allen,
of Birmingham, was elected pres
ident of B’nai B’rith Girls, at
conventions of the two organi
zations here. Both are 18.
Help Quake Victims
JERUSALEM (JTA) — A team
of ten senior Hebrew University
medical students have left for
western Turkey to join the relief
operations for the thousands of
victims of the earthquake in
Turkey. Israel’s Mogen David
Adorn, and a number of munici
pal health services, are sending
medical supplies and plasma to
Turkey.
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