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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-14

Mem volt meg soha ilyen
pompas alkalom ARA, hogy
tagszerzesi munkankat ilyen
fejedelmi modon megjutalmaz-
Yak, ragadja meg tehat min
denki ezt sz alkalmat S JE-
LENTKEZZEK MINEL EL6BB.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-14

belle avatkoztak Magyaror-
sag kormanyzasaba.
Hiszen 23OO ugynokiik
uszitott a nyi1as part mel
lett, amely keszen volt "a, hogy
liferalja a nemet diktatornak
Magyarorszagot, hiszen a ne
met iskolak szazait kenysze-
ritette a magyar nemzetre.
Eel kell tenniink, hogy ege-
szen mem vakok az urak es Ia
pok, amelyek es akik koztink
Hitlerert rajongtak.
Eel ke1l tenniink, hogy mind
ezt ok is jol lattak, S hogy az
& hitlerizmusoknak nincs mas
celia, mint az a felekezeti
uszitas, amely mem Gel, csak
eszkoz a Hitlerek, a magyar
orszagi nyilasok kezeben.
S ha a felekezeti uszitas
mem nyiltabb, ha AIT gyavan
"idegen" t6kenek newell a
primadonnajuk az csupan
azert tortel1ik, inert ennek a
nemzetnek a kozvelemenye a
nyilt fail es felekezeti uszitast
rem tiiri.
Semmikepen mem lehet hat
az itteni magyar nyilasokat
egeszen johiszemueknek nevez-
nj, de kjilonosen nem lehet
ezutan tisztesseges magyar EN-
ber, aki egy sort leir Hitlerek
mellett, aki egyetlen jo szot
ki mer mondani azert a ne
met diktatorert, aki Magyaror-
szag felett korlatlan hatalmat
kovetel maganak.
Ha Hitler gyoz, vagy ha We
reseg nelkul kepes lesz a ha-
borut meguszni, akkor Magyar
crszag ARA lesz itelve, hogy
gyarmata legyen a nemet bi-
rcdalomnak es a magyar ner
ARA, hogy cseledje 1egyen a
nemeteknek.
Icy lenne ez akkor is, ha
Hitler mem kovetelne maganak
politikai uralmat, (amit kove'
tel), inert gazdasagi uralmat
gyakorolnak Magyarorszag fe
lett, miota a nemet birodalon
elnyelte Ausztriat es a ma
gyar ternes utja cSak a neme1
foldon at juthat a piacra.
Magyarorszag csak akkol
elhet onallo gazdasagi es po
litikai eletet, ha a nemet biro
dalmat feldaraboljak, ha
magyar termes utjan Nyugaf
Europa piacat megnyitjak.
Magyarorszagnak tehat ha
lalos erdeke, hogy Hitlert meg
verjek.
EFT gondolkozo magyar ed
Gig is tudta, hacsak a Hitlel
legaljasabb eszkozeben, a fele
l.czeti uszitasban a saja
egyeni celjat az illeto men
latta.
De ezentul tudnia kell az
minden magyarnak, S mine
jobban bamulta valaki kozot
think a Hitler nagysagat, anna
inkabb tartozik a Hitler szava
elhinni, hogy Magyarorsza:
felett korlatlan uralmat kove
tel maganak.
A kommunistak negyotod
resze ki-undorodott Stalinbo]
mikor az osszeolelkezett Hitler
rel, hogy - az amerikai ma
gyar nacik prima donnaja sze
rint - kozosen csinaljak me!
a vilag "kereszteny bekejet."
A magyar naciknak leg
alabb a negyot0de kenytelel
most kiundorodni Hitlerbol
inert ait Italian meg sem me
rik koztunk hirdetni, hogy 81
a magyar nemzet felett a Hit
Ter korlatlan politikai uralma
is kivanjak?
Aki eZt kimOndana Magyar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-14

~
raban februAr 15-ik napjan
valamivel t0bb, mint tizen-
millio dollar ertekii
. hevert. Kentucky al
lam Fort Knox newt sz0vet-
segi varaban, eroditvenyeben a
foldbe asott cement pincek-
ben orzik ezt a, temerdek ara
nyat, amely sok .gondot okoz,
inert meg a t0rvenyhozok, a
szenatorok Sc ertik, hogy miert
kell nekiink ez a sok arany?
Annak bizonysagara, hogy
maguk a szovetsegi szenato-
rok sincsenek tisztaban ezzel a
paratlan arany keszlettel,
hadd kivonatoljuk a szenatus-
ban februar 15-en elhangzott
erdekes vitat.
A vitat Elmer Thomas okla
homai senator nyitotta meg a
k0vetkez6keppen:
= A mi arany politikank
nagyon zavaros valami. Feb
ruar elso napjan Townsend
senator Delaware allambol
AIT mondta, hogy mai arany
es ezist politikankat sokaig
mem folytathatjuk. Februar
Gen Danaher szenator Con-
necticut allambol hibasnak es
rossznak Delyegezte az arany
koruli rendunket. Februar g.
an Vandenberg michigani sze-
nator tiltakozott az ellen a
szenatusban, hogy mi Oroszor-
szagtol unciankent 35 dollarja-
val vasaroljunk olyan aranyat,
amelynek eloallitasa Stain
max csak IL dollarjaba kerul.
Tiltakozott az ellen, hogy mi
"a dollar nyereseghez juttas-
suk minden uncia aranynal
Stalint, XII exert a nyeresegert
szutan hadiszereket vasarcl
Amerikaban a finnek ellene-
ben.
Az amerikai bankarok szO-
vetsege megoldatlan problema-
max tartja a Fort Knoxbar'
levo arany keszletet. Roger
w. Babson veszedelmesnek
tartja AIT, hogy a vilag osz-
SECS aranyanak 70 szazaleks
a mi tulajdonunkban legyen
r. C. Leffingwell, a Morgan
bankar ceg egyik tagja AT
hiszi, hogy. mi olyan aranyat
vasarlunk, amire semmi silk.
segiink es az orszag legna
gyobb bankjanak, a Chase Ma
tional Banknak eln0ke nen
tartja aldasnak reank nezvs
ait, hogy a vilag minden ara
nya hozzank menekil es iti
menhelyet talal.
Thomas szenator azutan elk
kent folytatta:
= De eppen ICY allunk az
ezusttel is. Tele van az allan
penztar eztisttel, amire semm
sztiksegiink mines es amt pen
ziink alapjanak nem akarunl
elfogadni.
Mikor idaig jutott Thomas
szenator, akkor kOzbeszol'
Thomas Connally szenatol
Texasbol es megkerdezte:
= Miert mem valtoztatjul
meg a rendszert akkent, hogy
mikor a kulfoldr0l egy dollar
erteku aranyat vasarlunk
akkor egy aranyra szolo dolla
ros bankjegyet adunk erte csc
rebe? Most a kulfoldi arany
eladok bondokat kapnak to
link, amelyek utan nekiinl
kamatot kell fizetni, mig hs
dollaros bankjegyeket kapna
max, akkor a kamatvesztesee
elmaradna?
/ Thomas szenator ere ekep
pen adott valasZt::
- EFT mem tehetjuk, mer
most tObb. mint tiZennyOlc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-14
Nit szoInak most a magyar nacik?

ebben az irasban mem akarunk
beszelni, inert azokat Hitlerek
alland6an penzeltek; haza-
Arul6krd es azokr6l mem er-
Gemes beszelni.
Ebben a par sorban AIT sze-
retnek tudni, hogy NIT SOL
max most azok az amerikai
magyar urak, akik a magyar
nAcikat (nyilasokat) probaltak
lit kovetni, S akik a nemet
metely be-oltasan olyan lelke-
sedessel dolgoztak?
Nit szolnak azok az urak,
lapok es papok, akik es anne
lyek hetr6l-hetre a Hitler nagy
.sagat zengettek akik a fele-
kezeti uszitas csovajat elkezd-
tex koztiink is pergetni.
Hitler kijelentette Welles
allamtitkar elott, hogy a len
gyel, morva, cseh es MAGYAR
nep felett korlatlan uralmat
igenyel maganak. Hogy a ne
met "herren" nepfaj (uralkodo
nepfaj) ala oda sorozza a ma
gyart is, aki a t0bbi nemzeti7
seggel egyutt a nemetek szol-
galatara lesz rendelve.
Hogy tetszik ez azoknak az
uraknak es lapoknak, akik es
amelyek hetr6l-hetre a nemet
gy0zelemert imadkoztak egy
feleve, akik kozul az egyik le-
r,erte irni AIT a marhasagot,
hogy Stain es Hitler "a ke,
reszteny beket" biztositjak a
vilagnak.
Az otthoni nyilasok mem ia
gadjak, hogy Ok a nemet bi-
rodalomba akarjak a magyar
nepet helyezni es az 8 reszuk-
r5l ez mem lep meg bennun-
ket.
Masfel eve, mikor e sorok
ir6ja visszatert Magyaror.
szagbd, megirtuk, hogy 23OO
nyilas-szervezetnek ugyanany-
nyi fizetett titkara van Ma
gyarorszagon, akiket meme
tex fizettek. (Tehat haza,
arulo volt megannyi.)
De akik Hitlert innen Anne
rikabol imadtak, akik a Hit
Ter gy6zelemert esengtek he
tenkent, akik zavaros vizioit
Eozt a magyar irredentizmust
abban lattak, hogy a szeren
csetlen magyar nemzetet oda
k0tik a Hitler gy6zelmi szeke
r6hez. azokrol soha mem tet
tiik fel, hogy a nemetekto
penzt kaptak.
Miert futottak hat azutar
a nemet uszaly utan, amelyro
nainden jo erzesu magyar oda
haza jol tudta, hogy el akarjs
a. magyar nemzetnek nemcsal
a gazdasagi, hanem poll
tikai 0nallosagat is sopornl?
Hogy irhattak magyar IRE
dentizmusrol, mikor otsza'
nemet iskol$t, nemet pap e
tanitokepz6 intezetek felallita
sat kenyszeritette ra Hitler ;
magyar kormanyra, es el
erszel, hogy kivanhattak Hit
lernek meg egy gyozelenl
adta nagyobIo hatalmat?
Az elnemetesitest hivjal
irredentizrausnak a naci-ber
kekben?
Annak a Hitlernek a gyo
zelemert esengtek, aki Pc
zsonyt, Devat elvette, aki a 10
vend6 ner1et birodalom ter
kepet a Dunaig rajzolta?
AIT neheZen mondhatJak
hogy mindezeket mem tudtak
inert hiszen tudta ezt Magya
orszagon is, kulfGdon is min
denki, ha Ok mem tudtaR
akkor keves joguk volt tolla
venni a kezukbe.
Ha azonban eddig mem tud
TAX. akkor most mar elhiheti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-14
ACHING CHEST
COLDS
Need More Than "Just Salve's
To Relieve DISTRESS!

To quickly relieve chest cold misery and
muscular aches and pains due to colds
it takes MORE than ''just salve"-you
need warming, soothing Counter
irrifar1f like good old reliable Musterole
used by millions for over 80 years.
Musterole penetrates the outer layers
of the skin and helps break up local con-
gestion and pain. 3 strengths: Regular,
Children's (mild) and Extra Strong, 40t.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27

G.H.C.--I was given an irstruc-
tors job this past September and
| wonder II there was something
fishy about this job as don't feel
that was as capable as some Il
the older ones who had more ex-
perienc than I?
A.s.-There Was nothing wrong
With your getting the job. Many,
many people were considered and
whether you realize II or not. your
qualifications were good and you
are just as capable and even more
~ than some 0f the people older
than yourself who were trying for
the same position. You can hold
this job ii you try.
Ms SAL am thirty years old and
weigh go pounds and am good
looking. Now | have accepted an
engagement ring from the man !
go with and | wonder II marry
him will be able TO change his
fanlis TO good traits?
Ans.-Changlng a man after mar.
riage Is very. very difficult Al.
though the faults Of your friend
aren't so had that you need worry
seriously about them. His occa-
sIonaI drink, and a desire al some
time 10 gamble bit are only nat
ural for single men, and feel that
once he i married and settled. he
won't care TO gamble. I urge you
two 10 90 through with your plans.
What is the most impor-
tant thing that will take place in
my life for this year? Will we get
TO carry out our plans regarding a
change?
Ans.-Indeed y0u will. Indica.
lions are that you and your hus.
band will succeed In buying new
place to live during the late spring
of this year. A change OF this ma.
ture will prove n favorable step for
you both 10 make. In fact, II II an
ideal way 10 invest your money.
S.M.-Now have been with this
man every since my husband died.
He got religion and goes to church
regularly. but he gets drunk and
does things that he shouldn't Tell
me II should remain on with him
as he has promised 10 marry me
or should leave?
Ans.-Pr0mlse Of marriage does.
mt mean very much 10 him. for hi
Ia uuife satisfied 10 live NJ Won are
now. II II indicated 10 me that
he does love you, although he does
get Wild nj times and does thing,
that aren't becoming 10 any man
Tell him frankly that II he doesn't
keep his promise and marry you
that you will move out.
Mv.S. This boy I am going with
now does he care for me? Will his
mother and his sister think highly
OF me? Is ii wise for me TO contin-
ne TO so with him or not
Ans.-Thls young man does moi
love you a. yet. Naturally he Is
going TO tell you that he does Just
TO win you over. His mother and
sister have nothing against you
>. hut they won't approve of any
girl that goes With their son and
brother. lOu two won't Keep
steady company for someone else
Will come along Who will mean
more 10 you.
L.I.-Please tell me what to do
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27

Atty. = . Itnagun
1913 r De visop Ave
STATE or MICHIGAN 10 the Cir
cult Court for tns County n Wsyn' IN
LEROY NICHOLSON. PLAINTIFF. ~
THoMA LEE NIcHoLsoN. Defendant
NO. f01.1ei
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At = session Of ssid court held 81
ths Court House OF the City o. Detroit
In the County OF wayne and state OF
Michigan on this tth day Of pecswber
Al. t2ss.
Present: the Honorahls HAIRY r
KEfDAH Circuit Juose
N appearing from affidavit attach
ID and filed herewith that the defen-
osnt has not been found IN 'hs County
or Wayne and stare OF Michigan. ana
that she cannot be served with process
Issued out % this court; that the sum-
mons i-sued IN said caus~ directed 20
the l,-fsndent was returned not served
and thar after dilieent search and in
quiry n nas not heen determined whore
the Defendant nov resides
on motion or : J FLANAGAN. attor-
nsy for the Plaintiff
n 10 ordered that the Defendant ap-
pear hefore thi- rourt and ansVer the
said Hin ~ Complaint within three ~
months from fste hereof ~ The said
nm ~ Complaint may h4 taken a.
confessed FOR van' ~ such appearance
ana answer
II IL further Ordered mat copy 81
said order he cent ~ fhe Defendant.
BY registered mail At her last KNOWN
address ana ike-rnps % punnfhed
IN The netror Tribune, nswspsper
nuniinhed aud circulated iu me County
~ wayna ara state ~ Nirhiran Ar-
-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
William Porter Conducts A Unique
Paint Forum AT New Supply Store

william Porter, local business
man. sponsored paint forum last
Friday night at his new paint and
supply store 4412 Beaublen street.
and featured instructive talks and
demonstrations for the berefit OF
painters, apartment house owners
and property management execu-
tives. Although the weather was
sub-zero, the affair was attended
by nearly one hundred persons, all
OF whom displayed keen interest
and congratulated Mr.. Porter upon
his progressive methods.
The guest speaker was John Ha-
gan, master painter and practical
advisor OF theAcme Lead and Color
Works. Mr.. Hagen was introduced
by the Acme district sales manager.
G. r. French.
Mr.. Hagan told OF the great pro-
advisor OF the Acme Lead and Color
Works have made during the past
twelve years. to bring painters the
most practical paint available. He
explained the complete develop
ment OF each OF their Big Six proi
ducts, and answered problems on
the latest trends in tintirg. decor
ating and color styling.
After the program, Dutch
luncheon was served and useful
souvenirs were distributed.
Among those in attendance were:
L. Z. Blount. A. G. wright. Fred Al
len. Carlton W. Gaines. Charles
Sykes. +. J. Gricr, II. Hill. c. f..
Garvin, Alvin Tyson. william Wal
ton, Otis Johnson. II. watkins. Rev.
J. ii. Brown, william f.. Penick,
Ben Hackney. Thomas Dixon. Bar
ney Crawford. X. 4. watts, u. s.
Parker, II. {. Jackson. T. Stone.
Samuel Cooper, NJ. ID. Parker, wal
ter Thompson. A. BBloodworth. w.
p. Johnson. d. r. White. Berry
Chinkschalcr, j. ". Mann. c. A.
Jackson. Spearman Jones, Il. Hud-
son. Elias GalIorsay, y. Z. Coleman.
NJ. s. Woods. l.. T. Brown, Edgar
Pitts, Jesse Jones, A. Thacker, and
Herbert Bates.
Mr. Porter announces that he has
definitely retired from the con-
tracing field as decorator and
will turn over all prospective GUS
toners 10 decorators who support
his business. He will contact bus
iEess. but will not contract. Mr..
Porter solicits the cooperation OF
all decorators, as we'll as citizens
desiring to purchase paints. wall
paper. linoleum and similar sup
plies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
Texas Senator
|Seeks Witnesses
10 Block Measure
NAACP Wants
information On
Hidden Murders

w,suINGTON. d. c. Hearings
ne federal anti-lynching bill
" Am nasscd the House Jan. 10
M begin before a Senate sub-com-
. n. AZ the judiciary on Feb. 6.
/. \. ..s announced here today. The
,.,Iorlns senators will make up
N. w. subcommittee OF the Senate
Gdicisry committee:
frederick Van Nuys, Indiana,
..,lrman Matthew NJ. Nicely. West
Virginia Alexander Wiley. Wis
,onsln; Tom ConnaIly. Texas. and
warren Austin Vermont.
Demands Hearings
Although the facts about lynch
,,g are well-known and sponsors
\, ,he bill felt it would be a waste
:, time to hold hearings. Senator
couually o. Texas demanded hear
mrs on the bill. The Texas sena-
tor. Nso led the week filibuster
,rsiust the Hill two years ago
homes TO be able 10 block II In hear
ms Predictions are made that he
viii bring NJ "stooges." including
some Uncle Tom Negroes from
Texas, who viii declare the anti
luchlng BIN is not needed in the
South.
Friends o. The bill will try TO
have some of the Senate appro-
prlallon for witnesses applied to
their witnesses also. but II was
pointed out hy walter white. NAA-
CP secretary mere this week that
,olcred people must raise their own
money 10 pay expenses OF witness
e for their side.
We know Senator Connally Is
not demanding hearing to help
he BILL" said white. He hopes to
XII Il IN committee. We have got
to raise money 70 bring our own
witnesses 20 Washington to see
hat bis scheme is blocked.
"A iilibuslor can he broken by
he voters hack home. Southern
senator's want 20 play politics with
ibis bill. All right. we can play pol
Ties, too Tile New Deal and the
Democrats party will be fighting
ior their lives in this election year.
The Negro voters in the eastern
and middle western states hold the
answer. II southern senators talk
his bill 70 death in a filibuster,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27

about my right eye and let me know
il my life is IN danger or not. !
don't know which way 10 turn. Are
the New Astrologoy Readings ready
as yet?
Ans.-you must arrange to con-
suit with good eye and nose
specialist right away. The growth
In your eye indicates that YOU need
medical attention. In all probable
ify an operation will have 10 he
performed and Ii 80 consent to IL.
There isn't nything for you 10 wor'
~ seriously about. Yes you may
send for your Asirolcgy Reading
now. Wrap a quarter securely In y
piece Of paper and send along win
your full name blrthdate. address,
and your three questions.
HIM. Please tell me il am a
fool TO live with my husband.
Ans.-No. There Is much 10 every
married persons story 10 be con-
sidered when divorce l. indicated.
Ii Il hard for you 10 give up your
home and what you have worked
80 hard for even though your
husband isn't acting n he should.
stick II out for while and II
there Is any getting out to do i.
make him leave.
G.H.C.-Is there chance for a
woman to be successful in the res
taurant business? | have had THIS
thought in my mind for SO ione
now. until I am beginning TO think
that couldn't handle business II
| went ahead and made plans to do
So
Ans.-I see no reason why you
shouldn't. For ten years you nave
been running restaurant Tor
someone else. and all this time u
has paid good dividends. You are
quite foolish 10 think that you
couldn't get started in this field
Immediately and the place ,ou
have selected should he an Ideal
spot.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
Study Group
Meets At
Grant School
Hope To Aid
Child In Home
School Relation

The Grant School Kindergarten
Study GROUP held its Jan. meeting
In the beautiful kindergarten room
at the school. Wednesday, Jan. IL.
Seventeen parents were present
despite the sub-zero weather.
The purpose of the group is TO
study ways to: % Help the chill
to better make the change from the
home 10 the school, .21Help the
child TO be better prepared for the
next grade.
The kindergarten teacher, Mrs.
Jennie Page. introduced Principal
Howard Kern. who spoke TO the
parents on: History OF the Kinder
garter and Whit Your Child Should
Know When He En- .ers the Kin
dergarlen." Mrs. Page led the
round-table discussion on: "Citi-
zenship In the kindergarten"
The parents displayed great en-
ihusiasm and requested that weekly
meetings be held Each parent was
SVEN Nopy VI tue OoJtCtiNco VI
the kindergarten, which were
worked out by the kindergarten
teachers OF Grant and Jefferson
schools, with the assistance Of the
pr lcpals
Parents present at the meeting
were: Mrs. NJ Dean. Mrs. William
Dunlap, Mrs. ID. Gibson. Mrs. d. Ed
wards. Mrs. j. Grigks. Mrs. William
Hines. Mrs. w. Martin, Mrs. A. Nc
Kay, Mrs. p. Nunley. Mrs. w. Ship.
Mrs. j. Stokes, Mrs. f. Solomon.
Mrs. A. White, Mrs. r. Worthy. Mrs.
ID. Williams. Mrs. T. Williams and
Mrs, Theodore Williams.
The detectives will be printed
at later date.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27

they very well may be talking their
party out OF power. The choice is
up to those who control party pol
tics, Negroes will answer a fIlibus-
ter by turning from the party Of
the filibusterers. There It is. They
can take II or leave t."
Seeks informant
Additional information on lynch
ings, near-lynchings. and conceal
ed lynchings is sought by the NAA-
CP for presentation to the hearings.
The time Is short.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
LEGAL NOTICES
No. ess-s7s
STATE or MICHIGAN.

No. @13-N1A
STATE or MICHIGAN.
County Of wayne.
AT a session OF the Probate Court
for said County Of wayne. held At the
Probate court Room In the city Of De-
troft. on me second DAY OF January IN
the year one thousand nine hundred
and forty
Present Joseph A. "urphy. judge
Of Probate
IN the Matter ~ the Estate Of Sam
uel Elkanah Weber Deceased
charles n A. Smith. anciliary adj
ninlstrator. having rendered 20 this
court his anal sccount In said matter
and ffled Herewith his petition rrsv-
ing that the residue ~ said estate 10
hssgncd 20 the person or persons NJ
titled thereto
II 4. ordered That The Twenty -nlut'i
dav 81 February. nc1tga' ten orlof~
in the forenoon ~ sid Court ROOM hc
appointed for examining and aiior-
ing said account and hearing said pc''-
ton.
And n IL further ordcsed. That a
copy OF this order he published three
successive weeks previous 20 said time
OF hearing IN the Detroit Tribune.
Newspaper printed and circulating In
said County ~ WAYNE
JOSEPH MURPHY
Judgs ~ Probate
- true copyi
BERNARD " YorNGBIooD
Deputy rroests Reslster
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Percivsl X. Piper,
1906 Randolph 81.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.


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County OF Wayne,
NO. s75, 957
Al session Of the Probate
Court for said County OF Wayne
held at the Probate Court Room IN
the City OF Detroit. on the eighth
day OF November in the year one
thousand nine hundred and thirty
nine.
Present: PATRICK II. OBRIEN,
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate of
WILLIAM POPE Deceased.
On reading and filIrg the petition
OF Henrietta Pettus praying that
administration of said Estate be
granted 10 Floyd Frye or some 9TH
or suitable person:
II Il ordered. That the fifteenth
day OF March. next At ten o'clock
In the forenoon At said Court Room
b appointed Tor hearing said peti-
ton.
And Il Is further Ordered, That
copy OF this order be published
once a month for four successive
months previous to said hearing. IN
The Detroit Tribune, q newspaper
printed and circulating In said
County OF Wayne.
PATRICK II. o'BRIEN.
Judge OF Probate.
"a True Copy
JOSEPH a. cRATGEN.
Deputy Probate ReElster.
i1-2t. i2-25. i-27 and 2-2i.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
State Congressmen
Vote IL to 2 For The
Anti -.Lynching Bill

The Gavagan federal anti-lynch-
ing bill. which passed the house
Jan. by a vote OF 25i-i3l was vot-
ed on as follows by Michigan con-
gressmen;
Yea, Democrats; Dungell. Les
inski, Rabaut Tenerowicz. Repub-
licars: Hackney, Crawford. Engel,
Mcleod. Kitchener. Shafer. wolcott.
Nay, Democrats: Hook. Republic
cans. Hoffman.
Not Voting. Republicans, Wood
ruff. Dondero. Bradley.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-27
N0esstts
STATE or MICHIGAN

NOesstts
STATE or MICHIGAN
County - WAYNE
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SAID County ~ WHINE hold a. ~ rro.
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On no fhlrttenfh dsv - Ianparv 'n ibr
YEAR one thousand nine hundred ard
forty
rresen, Patrick y oHricn IuaEe
- Probate
In No Matter 30 he Estate ~ MIS-
soiHf CROCKETT. deceased
on reading and filnr the pc'ition ~
Goidi~ Har kins rrpving that admin
rtrati0n ~ said estate be granted 20
herself or .or'e o'hc- Suitable r~-ro~
~ is ordered 'haf 'he frrt lav ~
March rcvt ~ ten o'ciock ir 'he fore
nom before Judge roscrh Murphy at
said Court Room 30 appointed FOR hear
inr snid retltion
md r = further Ordered That
rorv % this order ~ nuhNshei three
anrcsssir~ weeks rre,iou, - saf 'irne
~ hearing IN 'h~ Detroit Trihure
nen snsrrr printed ana circulating IN
said County ~ wsvne
PATRICK y ~ ERfrN
tsfgs ~ Probate
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