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Vvfff*•OwTHERN ISRAELITE
Friday, Mar. 1; 1968
LEGAL NOTICE
TO THE ^BUPERIOROOUHT
or
COUNTY:
C. LAWRENCE JEW*XT, A. |M|
o| ‘ any flfuij mOcUtlWI |f ^
corporation.
<*•*t. * '
Said corparmtlon shall hav* the
ISht to iasS* negotiable liisdilinisit*.
fully shows tUs Court aa follow*:
1. Petitioners daalra to obtain a
cbartar for a private corporation, tba
aama of tba corporation to b*
IKS LEMON THEE CORP.
1' Tba object of aald coraoration
aball be pecuniary gain or profit to tta
shareholder!. The general nature of
the bualneee la tba purchase, aala, at
wholesale or retail, or otherwise, deal
ing in flfUj access oriee, greeting cards
any
aU other mercbandlaa
5. The corporation shall be
tied to have outstanding at any on*
time a mantmum capital of $75,00$.00,
which shall be divided into a max
imum, of 7600 shares of common stock
with par value of 610.00 each.
4. The corporation shall begin doing
business with $16/100.00 paid in cap
ital.
6. The corporation shall have an
existence of thirty-five (65) years with
the rights of renewal accorded by law.
6. the principal office of the corp
oration shall be in Fulton County but
the corporation shall have the privi
lege of establishing branch offices and
Place* of business elsewhere.
7. The name and post office address
of each of the applicants for this
charter respectively are: Mrs. Matilda
Caplaa. 6000 Ridge Valley Road. N. w!.
Atlanta, Georgia 60627; Mrs. Sonia Ox-
man, 1160 Moores Mill Road, N. W., At-
UntSj. Georgia; Mr. C. Lawrence
Jewett, Jr. 161* Fulton National Bank
Building, Atlanta, Georgia 60606.
8. The corporation shall have such
pow er* which are necessary to transact
ths business of the corporation, whit*
powers shall include, but «h«ti not bo
umlted to, the right ,to conduct, man
age and operate, through a subsidiary
corporation or directy. tha business of
merchandising rental and selling gifts,
accessories, greeting cards, party goods
and goods, wares sad merchandise of
any and every description at wholesale
end to lease, sell, purchase
and hold property, personal, real or
mlatd, tangible or intangible, either
for Its own account or as agent for
others and to do everything Incidental
or desirable in connection with such
business.,
The corporation shall have the
power 1 to lend or borrow money, to
assume, endorse, or guarantee, or be
come surety upon the obligations,
notes, contracts, or accounts of others.
Wherefore, applicants pray to bo
Incorporated as a private corporation.
«wi»"uiw*y ui UUUIEM Elf
;sJ*$ vt * ry lm (Gcond* Laws
1067-1968, Page 614, et. seq.) as amend
ed with the powers and privileges
enumerated in said Act, together with
specifically any and all power* and
Privileges to do and perform any and
aU acts necessary or Incident to the
vraaaction of any business or bual-
Mases described in Paragraph t here-
lnabove.
ADDRESS:" L,WTCnCe JeW6tt *•
1816 Fulton National Bank Building
Atlanta, Georgia 60606
664—0678
m . ORDIR
The foregoing Application and Peti
tion for Charter having been present
ed. examined and found to be legiti
mately within the purview arid Inten
tion of the laws of this State, and
there having been presented the Sec
retary of State’s certificate declaring
THE LEMON TREE CORP.
°«J*by 11 . Incorporated in accordance
with tiie law and the prayers of the
foregoing petition. ‘
18 dur of Feb., 1688.
•I VIRLYN B. MOORE
Judge Emeritus, Superior
Court of Fulton County,
Georgia
Peb.M.Mar.1,6,16 ,
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF GEORGIA
COUNTY OF FULTON
TO THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF SAID COUNTY:
, ^v, Pe H 0on . SHXRWYN SYNA.
LARRY D. LEWIS and SAMUEL
APPEL each of whose post office ad-
„ 1819 p «»ditree Road. N. E.,
Atlanta, Georgia, respectively shows:
■Hist they desire for themselves,
Oielr associates, successors and aw
■Una, to be incorporated under the
name and style of
"LEO KAREL A ASSOCIATES,
a- . INC-*
te ™ of thirty-five yean with
£^w p£vi£d! or ranew * 1 M
That the principal office of aald
lyttieea shall be located in Fulton
priyUege of eatabUshing branch office*
*" d P 1 * 00 * of burineaa elsewhere, both
within and without the State of Oeor-«
gU-
The object of mid corporation la
pecuniary gain and profit
That the general nature of the bust-
neea to be conducted by aald coro-
oration shall be the selling of aU
and rslateS £££
nets, both at wholesale and retail, and
tho representation of manufacturers
for such purposes, and to do any and
ff.
The authorised capital of the corp-
C “■ (x ! 0 - 00 which
be divided into 800 shares at flOO.OO
par valua, common stock.
8.
The amount of capital with which
this corporation shall begin buatnem is
*00.00 and1 an tba capital shaSTbJ
paid into ths corporation in money,
or a combination of the
property
two.
The eorporation shall hava the right
bonds of this corporation or otherwise,
as woD aa to acquire the good win.
rights, asset* and profits, and to unde?
Said corporation shall be authorized
to issue stock for any consideration,
either money, property or services, or
any combination thereof, which is at
least equivalent to the full par value
of tba stock so to be Issued. The val
uation of any property or services
for such purposes will be fixed by the
directors of the corporation and such
method of valuation will he concha-
sive. ^
10.
Said corporation shall have the right
and power to amend, alter, change or
repeal any provision of tills Charter
in form or substance upon the vote
of two-thirds of Its outstanding com
mon stock, and all rgifata conferred
upon stockholders, directors and of
ficers herein are granted subject to
this reservation.
It
Petitioners desire that the said corp
oration shall have and enjoy all the
privileges, rights and powers enum
erated in Chapter 22-18 of the Corp
oration Act of 1838 of the Cod* of
Georgia, and as the same may be here
inafter amended, and aU of the
power* and privileges enumerated
therein are made a part hereof to the
same extent as if the same were
enumerated herein/
WHEREFORE, petitioners pray an
order to be granted incorporating
them, their associate*, successors ana
assigns, under the name aforesaid,
with all the power* and privilege* aa
may be necessary and proper or in
cident to the conduct of the business
for which petitioners are seeking In
corporation, and so may be allowed
by law. , v .. . .
* SYNA, LEWIS and APPEL
By: |a| Larry D: ‘Lewis
Attorneys fot Petitioners
1819 Peachtree Road, N. E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30609
Tel. 365—3015
ORDiR <.
The foregoing application and peti
tion for charter having been present
ed, examined and found to be legiti
mately within the purview and Inten
tion of the laws of this State and
there having been presented a certifi
cate from the Secretary of State de
claring
“LEO KAREL AND ASSOCIATES,
INC."
not to be the name of any other now
existing corporation registered In the
records of the Secretary of State, said
application is granted, and
"LEO KAREL AND ASSOCIATES,
INC.
hereby Is Incorporated in accordance
with the laws and the prayers of the
above petition.
This 2nd day of February, 1968.
Judge Emeritus Jeaee M. Wood,
JUDGE, ATLANTA
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
P*b.»,U^Mar.l
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF GEORGIA
TO THE SUPERIOR
COURT OF SAID COUNTY:
The Petition of SHERWYN SYNA.
Larry d. lewis and samuel ap-
PEL, each of whose poet office address
U 1819 Peachtree Road, N. E., Atlanta,
•eorgla, respectively shows:
1.
That they desire for themselves,
their associate*, successors and as
signs, to be incorporated under the
name and style of
“PHIL SILBERMAN *
ASSOCIATES, INC."
for a term of thirty-five yean with
privilege of extension or renewal as
by law provided.
2.
That the principal office of said
business shall be located In Fulton
County, Georgia, with the right and
privilege of eatabUshing branch offices
and places of business elsewhere,
both wlnthln and without the State of
Georgia, ’it
The object of said corporation to
pecuniary gain and profit.
That tba general nature of the bust-
sr aJWFa&Tf/rEs;
of items of glftware and related prod
ucts, both at wholesale and /retail, and
the representation of manufacturers
for such purposes, and to do any add
all things necaamry or Incident there
to.
The authorized capital of the corp
oration shall be $60,000.00 which shall
be divided into 60,000 shares at $1.00
par value, - common stock.
«.
Tho amount of capital* with which
this corporation shall begin business
to $200.00 and aU the capital shall be
paid Into the corporation In money,
property or a combination of the
7. .
The corporation shall have the right
to acquire real and personal property
and pay for same in cash, stocks or
bonds of this corporation or otherwise,
aa well as to acquire the good will,
rights, assets and profits, and to under
take or assume in whole or any part
thereof, the obligation* or UabtUties of
any persoq, firm, association or corp
oration. T>, ■ ij
n $.
Sold corporation shall have tjie right
to Issue negotiable Instruments, bonds,
mortgages, deeds to secure debt, and
other Indentures for the purpose of
securing any obUgation of said corp
oration. fa
& $. i
Said corporation shall ba authorized
to issue stock for any consideration,
either money, property or services, or
any combination thereof, which to at
least equivalent to the full par value
of the stock so to be issued. The val
uation of any property or services for
such purpose will be fixed by the di
rector* of the corporation and such
method of valuation wll be conclus
ive. :7
V io.
Said corporation shall have the right
and power to amend, alter, change or
repeal any provision of this Charter
In form or substance upon the vote
of two-thirds of its outstanding com
mon stock, and all rights conferred
upon stockholders, directors and of
ficers herein are granted subject to
this reservation.!
s,1 •■•U.
Petitioner* desire that the said corp
oration shall have Cnd enjoy all the
privilege*, rights and powers enum
erated In Chapter 22-18 of the Corp
oration Act of 1938 of the Code of
Georgia, and as the'same may be here
inafter amended, and all of the powers
and privileges enumerated therein are
made a part hereof to the same ex
tent as If the same were enumerated
herein.
WHEREFORE, petitioners pray an
order to be granted incorporating
them, their associates, successors and
assigns, under the name aforesaid,
with all the powers and privileges as
mav be necessary and proper or in
cident to the conduct of the business
for which petitioners are seeking in
corporation, and so may be allowed
by law.
SYNA, LEWIS AND APPEL
By Is) Samuel Appel
Attorneys for Petitioners
1819 Peachtree Road, N. E.
Atlanta, Georgia 80609
ORDIR
The foregoing application and peti
tion for Charter having been present
ed. examined and found to be legiti
mately within the purview and inten
tion of the laws of this State and
there having been presented a rertifl- -
cate from the Secretary of State de
claring
“PHIL SILBERMAN &
ASSOCIATES. INC.’’
not to be the name of any other now
existing corporation registered in the
records of the Secretary of State, said
application is granted, and
"PHIL SILI, BERMAN A
ASSOCIATES, INC."
hereby is Incorporated in accordance
with the laws and the prayer* of the
above petition.
This 2nd day of February, 1988.
Judge Emeritus Jeaae M. Wood,
JUDGE ATLANTA
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
F*b.*,144LM*r.t
By Carl Alpert
POWs Go Sightseeing
mm BY HENRY LEONARD
HAIFA — The prisoners have
all been exchanged and are back
home. The 4481 Egyptian officers
and men who fell into Israel’s
bands during the]
Six-Day Wan
nffain on
tian soil, and the
10 Israeli
men and avia
tors who were
captivity are backll
in their homes-if
Now that the ex
change has
completed,
tails may be re- Alpert
vealed which had previously been
unknown at the time they oc
curred.
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LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF GEORGIA
COUNTY OF FULTON
APPLICATION FOR AND
ORDER GRANTING CHARTER
TO THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF SAID COUNTY:
The petition of EVELYN CLARK,
GLORIA B. JACOBS and HARRIS
JACOBS, all of 709 Standard Federal
Building, Atlanta, Georgia, respectfully
shows: ,
1. The petitioner* desire for them
selves, their associates, and successors
to be Incorporated under the name of
"WON TON OF ATLANTA, INC."
for a period of thirty-five (38) year*
with the privilege of amendment and
renewal thereof.
2. The object of said corporation la
pecuniary gain to itself and Its stock
holders.
3. The general nature of the busi
ness to be transacted is to carry on
a wholesale and. retail operation of
food and, food stuffs. Including the
buying, manufacturing and processing
of food and food products, the opera
tion of restaurants and beverage type
businesses of every kind, nature, des
cription, as well as the sale of all other
merchandise, hard and soft goods,
wares and commodities of all Mnni
and descriptions; to offer for sale to
the general public food stuffs sad
other related consumer goods; to
grant and receive franchises: to repair,
alter, construct, remodel and otherwise
deal in real property, including the
right to buy, seU, hold, Improve and
develop real property; to borrow and
lend money In every manner, secured
or unsecured, and to Issue evidence
of indebtedness; to engage in sweh
business as may be approved by the
Board of Directors, and to be granted
such other powers, rights and privi
leges as are now or may hereafter be
granted to corporation* by the law*
of the state of Georgia. , ,
4. The principal place of business
and office of said corporation shall be
in Fulton County, Georgia, with the
privilege of maintaining branch office*
or pUces of business elsewhere, both
within and without the state of Geor
gia.
4. The authorized capital stock of
said corporation ahall be 800 shares of
common stock without par value; the
corporation shall begin doing business
with not legs than $8,000.00.
5. The stock may be issued and dis
posed of for such considerations as
money, property or services as may be
fixed from time to time by the stock
holders at any stockholders meeting
or by the Board of Directors, from
time to time, when acting under gen
eral or special authority granted_ by
the stockholders, and may in their
discretion allocate any portion of the
consideration received from said stock
to capital and the remainder to sur
plus.
6. Petitioners desire that said con^
oration shall have all the rights and
powers, subject to the limitations fix
ed by the Corporate Act of 1968, as
amended from time to time and so
far as the provisions of such act are
applicable to the corporation hereby
sought to be chartered.
WHEREFORE, the petitioners pray
to be Incorporated under the name
and style aforesaid, with all rights,
privileges and Immunities, herein set
forth and such other as are now, or
may hereafter be allowed a corpora
tion of similar character under the
laws of Georgia.
JACOBS A JACOBS
By: !s| Harris Jacob*
Attorney for Petitioner
709 Standard Federal Bldg.
44 Broad Street, N. W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30306
(404) 622—4280
ORDIR
The foregoing application having
been presented, read and considered,
and it appearing to the Court that this
petition sets out the required declara
tions under the law a ad to permissible
under the laws of this State, and that
the Certificate of the Secretary of
State aa required by law having been
presented to the Court, and there ap
pearing to ba no reason why applica
tion should net be granted.
IT IS ORDERED that the prayers of
the petition be and the same are
hereby created, and the petitioner*
ere incorporated under the name of
"WON TON OF ATLANTA, INC.”
This 2nd day of February, 1988.
|s| SIDNEY P. SCHELL
Judge, Superior Coart
Atlanta Judicial Circuit
Find about the prisoners held
in lamed. Every attempt was
made to treat them well. It was
not easy, tor one tiling because
of their large numbers. The
housing end the Heeding of so
many men, under security con
ditions, constituted a considerable
expense for Israel. Furthermore,
their morale waa low. They
were the remnants of a badly de
feated army. Even their yearning
desire to go home iwas tempered
by the fear af what awaited them
when they got there. And indeed,
when they finally crossed the
Suez Canal they were taken be
hind barbed wire on the other
side. They have since disappear
ed into Egyptian camps where
they will presumably undergo
long periods of re-dootrination.
After all, they witnessed and
know the full extent of (the hu
miliating defeat which thedr
armies had suffered.
Most of the officers and many
of the enlisted men were taken
on sightseeing trips around Israel,
as had been done with the pris
oners after the Suez War of 1956.
They were escorted by civilians,
and permitted to visit cities, kib
butzim and even Arab villages.
They were entertained in private
homes. There was no attempt to
convince them of anything, or sell
them a line. It was sufficient
that they should see with their
own eyes what Israel was really
like.
Many in Israel, who knew of
thi6 treatment, questioned its
value, and when there were sev
eral border incidents along the
Suez, in which Israeli soldiers
were killed, the “tourist” pro
gram was reduced considerably.
Meanwhile, the Israelis who
were in Egyptian jail were having
an unusual experience of thear
own. After an initial period in
which it seemed they would be
lynched, they were treated well.
They were, kept together and or
ganized their life systematically.
Tho routine Egyptian prison food
was almost inedible tor them, but
after a while they began to get
food packages from home
through the Red Gross, as well
as money which enabled them
to make purchases in the prison
canteen. As a result, tor months
at a tame they dispensed with
the prison menu and fed them
selves. They Improvised electric
hot plates and made devices to
heat waiter in a glass. Using raw
materials which they received or
purchased, they prepared their
own meals and even baked cakes.
Most of their time they spent
reading and studying with books
received from home. Thedr jailers
were tolerant, and some even
admired their ingenuity and tech
nical proficiency, but the Egyp
tians could not underetend the
nyanitnUty of soldiers who spent
so many hours dally studying
languages, sciences and literature
while behind bars.
They too were taken on sight
seeing trips. They eaw Cairo, the
Pyramids and other highlights of
the land. It was obvious that
their “hosts” were toying to im
press them with Egyptian cul
ture and progress.
This treatment of the Israelis
was in sharp contrast to the
harsh way Israeli captives had
been treated in the 1956 war. The
consensus was that Israeli “hos
pitality” to the Egyptian prisoners
then, was now paying off.
Mqrale among the ten Israelis
was high. They knew who had
won the war. They could afford
to be patient end generous. They
shared their cigarettes and Red
Cross goodies with their jailers,
and won friends and even ad
mirers. When the Israeli prlaxiens
engaged in a volley ball gome
with a team of Egyptian officers,
the guards directly responsible
for the Israelis cheered “their*
team on to victory! %
The prisoners on both aide#
have gone borne, but their col
leagues still face each other
tensely across the narrow. Suez