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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-05
WANT ADS

SPECIAL: ONE 8xlG PICTURE .,n
s.. This special with rp..
for a few weeks only. kpua.. ....
developed and printed. pnpa, ..:
ryIers Photo Studio hcuac...
N. G. 3-J-IU...
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-05

FOR GOOD CLEAN USED C.us
at the Lowest Price In Town. ,.,
Lcgg-Parham Company. III,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-05

FOR SALE: ATTRACTIVE tors
at a reasonable price. Just OH ,.-
ford road. Lights and city wa,r.
available. W. Nj. BurWc!! p.uau
7G2-W. ~.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-05

A SMART NEW HAIR-DO Or ANY
of our other beauty services will
do wonders for your appearance.
Phone 200 for appointment. Bird
gers Beauty Shop. j-U
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-05

FOR SALE - ONE GOOD FARM
mule. May be seen near fair
grounds. G.. G. Parrish. SIT
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-05

LOST: TAN BILL FOLD CONTAIN
ing drivers license. papers. c'c.
Reward 10 finder if returned to {.
G. Stokes, l05 Lowry street, North
Henderson. Silt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-05

FOR EXPERT RADIATOR RE-
pairing; Glass Replacement; Body
and Fender Work; Painting ana
Upholstery Repairing. See Lcgg-
Parham Company. 27-l2ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-05

VANCE SERVICE STATION AND
Cafe, on Norlina road, open for
business under new management.
Woodrow ThomaSSOn, manager,
mas had long experience in service
station work. 3-J-3-lO
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-04-05

WANT ADS
SPECIAL: ONE 8xlC PICTURE n.,n
s.. This special with r..
for few weeks only. kuU... ....
developed and printed php.. ..
TyIers Photo Studio hcuoc..
N. c. 3-J-!U...
FOR GOOD CLEAN USED CARS
at the Lowest Price In Town. ..r
Lcgg-Palham Company. 2.-.-.
FOR SALE: ATTRACTIVE tors
at d reasonable price. Just OH ,.-
ford road. Lights and city w.,,...
available. W. Nj. BurWc!!. phone
7G2-W. 81
FOR RENT AFTER APRIL l5wln
Modren, six room >pIW...
steam heated, electric water heater
and other modern convcnlcAcus. Oh
Belle street, just off Chc.,u,
street. Citizens Realty & Loan c..
phone 628. 3-;n
WE SPECIALIZE, IN ALI
kinds OF body and fender re-
pair woFk. Motor Sales CO.
THE ANSWER TO YOUR PANT
needs is Dcvc2 guilty pants T..
can't buy better pants for c.~y
need. Alex S. Watkins "Nr...
quality tells and prices sell" -,
UNTIL SURPLUS CHICKS ARE
moved, we offer blOOd-tcstCd heavy
breed chicks at S. per hunnryu.
IOh4pieIe inc OF +. F. Starting and
Is Growing mashcs. Oxford Hatchery.
Oxford, N. G. 3-5-6-dnd-IJ
FURNISHED OR UNruRN;5ijED
housekeeping rooms for rent Mr..
Roy Coghll, at Bcarpond. tc.c-
phone BIS. 5-tt
WANTED SIX Or SEVEN ROOM
house, in good location, on rental
basis. Write House, care Dis
patch. iii
FOR RENT: FURNISHED HEATED
apartment on the Oxford ROAD. 4.
l.. Vow. ll-u
WE DO ALL KINDS JOB PRINT
ing and sell all styles saiCS books.
We also DO typewriter and adding
machine repairing Phone J2y-J
Webb's Specially Printers G.. :.
Webb. 5-lt
JUST ARRIVED-LARGE SHIP
mcnt beautiful gift stationery in
note and social SiZcS--5O dilIcrCu,
designs. Get your supply early.
Affords Printing & Office Sup
ply Company. 3&5
EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR
building at The Place Of Values
See our nice stock of kiln dried
lumber. Alex S. Watkins. SILT
DANCE AMOCO II ALL,
Franklinton, every Friday
night. Music by Sonny Mar
tins Orchestra. Round and
square dancing. Admission
soc. Att.
WANTED TO TRADE 1886 FORD
coach for Ford or Chevrolet pick
up truck. F. NJ. Ayscue, Route !.
Henderson. N. c. Silt
GET PRICES ON OUR USED CARS
before you buy. Z. & Z. Motor Co.,
Dodge and Plymouth dealers, III
Chestnut street. 4-eod-tf
IT'S EASY TO OWN A 1910
Motorola if you buy on our
Easy Pay Plan. Let us show
you. Henderson Vulcanizing
Co. 5-2ti.
WASHING AND GREASING JOB,
Dl.ou. DSSl fl'iiIly WIZ r. II N'N'''~
tires and tubes. Shell Station. Ra-
leigh Road. Raymond Edwards.
4-2ti
FOR SALE - ONE GOOD FARM
mule. May be seen near fair
grounds. G.. c. Parrish. SIT
FOR EXPERT RADIATOR RE-
pairing; Glass Replacement; Body
and Fender Work; Painting and
Upholstery Repairing. See Lcgg-
Parham Company 27-l2l
VANCE SERVICE STATION AND
Cafe, on Norlina road, open for
business under new management
Woodrow ThomaSSon, manager,
mas had long experience in service
station work. 3-j-8-lO
LOST: TAN BILL FOLD CONTAIN
ing drivers license. papers, &c.
Reward 10 finder if returned ~ {.
Evening star., 1940-02-11
Disabled American Veterans

I Home coming night will be OBJ
served by National Capital Chapter
next Friday night at 822 Twentieth
street NV.
- The chapter will hold an oyster
roast and dance at Stansbury Hall,
Concord and Georgia avenues NV,
On February "a.
Federal Chapter will hold open
house meeting Monday night at the
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club
1015 L street NV. A short busi-
ness session, which will feature the
initiation of new members, will be
followed by entertainment and re-
freshments.
Speakers and invited guests will
be Harold Sothoron, member of the
Maryland State Legislature; Ralph
Chambers, Veterans Administra-
ton: Mrs. Della Barber, Gold Star
Mothers; Mrs. Frank A. Kennedy
and Thomas Kehoe, Frank Haley
and Mahlon Ward, national officers
Of the Disabled Veterans; DR.. Walter
G. Hess, District of Columbia de-
partment commander of the D. A. v.
and his staff; Mrs. Francis Spark
man, District Of Columbia COM
mander Of the auxiliary and her
sta6 and the commanders Of the
D. A. v. chapters In the District Of
Columbia. Comdr. Joel D. Thacker
will preside.
Evening star., 1940-02-11
Dinner Will Honor
Col. Sumpter Smith

1t. Col. Sumpter Smith, chairman
Of the Interdepartmental Engineer
ing Commission, Washington Ma
tonal Airport, will be honored at a
dinner sponsored by the Washington
Air Derby Association, Inc, at 7
pm, February 20 at the Raleigh
Hotel.
1t. Col. Smith is the possessor of
the associations trophy for 1899 in
recognition of his work on the de-
velopment of the airport.
.Officers of the group are Noble C..
shit, president; George Roberto,
vice president; Herbert H. Gookins,
secretary, and Joseph H. Prinz,
treasurer.
Evening star., 1940-02-11

National Concrete Masonry Asso-
citation, tomorrow through Wednes-
day, at the Mayflover: attendance,
1000.
Electrical Manufacturers Repre-
sentatives' Association, Tuesday
through Thursday, at the Wardman
Park Hotel; attendance, las.
Reserve Omcers' Association Of
the United States Council, Thursday
Evening star., 1940-02-11

and mudc. All veterans who have
been awarded the Purple Heart are
invited.
On the 22d ut noon pilgrimage
will be made to Mount Vernon for
the annual ceremony at the tomb Of
George Washington. Those making
the trip viii leave Moose Hall, 1414 I
street NV, b. motor vehicles at
Evening star., 1940-02-11

through Saturday, at the Washing.
ton Hotel: attendance, 100.
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority Re-
gional Conference, Thursday through
Saturday, at the Wardmau PARK
Hotel; attendance, so.
George Warrington University
Medical Society's annual banquet
and reunion, Saturday. ct the Nay-
flower Hotel: attendance, 1000.
Evening star., 1940-02-11
Hygiene Class to Meet

A newly organized Red Cross class
tn home hygiene and care of the
eick will meet Wednesday and Fri
day nights from 7:30 to $50 at the
=. w. c. A., Seventeenth and K
streets NV. Registration will close
Wednesday. Miss Caroline E. Thom-
son is the nurse instructor.
Evening star., 1940-02-11

tional Capital Committee. The
schedule follows:
National Cinder Concrete Prod
ucts Association, tomorrow through
Wednesday. ct the Mayfiower Ho-
tel; anticipated attendance. 100.
Cast Stone Institute, tomorrow
through Wednesday, ut the May
hover Hotel; expected attendance,
125.
Evening star., 1940-02-11
Simpson to Lecture

DR.. George Gaylord Simpson Of
the American Museum Of Natural
History, New York City, viii lecture
on Land Bridges and Fossil Nam.
mails" at . joint meeting of the
Washington Academy Of Sciences
and the Geological Survey next
Thursday ct 5:15pm. 1T the CoGmos
Evening star., 1940-02-11
Purple Heart Program
To Be Given Februurv n

The national headquarters and the
local Mount Vernon Chapter, No. -.
Military Order Of the Purple Heart,
will hold Z "re-decoration ceremony"
and banquet ct pm. February q
In the Maydower Hotel.
The program Is to include speeches
Evening star., 1940-02-11
Seven Assemblages
Slated This Week

Washington will be the scene OF
seven conventions, annual meetings
and reunions this week, according
to an announcement by the con-
vention bureau of the Greater Ma
Evening star., 1940-02-11

Sewing becomes most exciting hobby when you have
Of these modern WESTINGHOUSE machines with the angJ
proof rotary bobn easy daFnng lever sewing lamp and
complete Of improved attachments Control the opera
ton BY Of the Allen Bradley knee vs HeppsWte
walnut cabinet. Fully guaxanteedl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06

any one Just because he Is a Negro
he said That won't help the
group. Every appointment I've
made I'll stand by. because il was
made on merit and that reflects 10
tile benefit OF the group
The speaker also said he had
inst left a conference on dependent
Negro children and because tho
city could not fnd enough foster
homes he would appeal to Harlem
ministers TO encourage ar interest
in such children. The mayor also
urged that The race marshal is
hest thought and leadership since
the time had passed when any group
could he satisfied with "happy cpl
grams and laudatory statements ="
In addition 10 The appointment
Of Mr. Paige first as magistrate and
then as justice, Mayor La Guardia
last year also named a woman. Miss
Jane Bilor to the domestic rela-
-tiors court as Judge Miss Bolin. IS
the first Negro woman in the ma
ton to be elevated 10 he bench.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
New York Asylum
For Orphans Said
To Be Largest

NEW K-(ANP)-Mrs. Will
lard Parker. FIRST director OF the
RiverdaIe Colored orphan Asylum.
in her annual report to the board.
said that the asylum was perhaps
hte largest institution OF its kind In
the world.
The report also described what
was perhaps the most progressive
step taken this past year when II
was the decision OF the board TO in
clude Negro members on the board
to include Negro members on the
board OF trustees"
This was In keeping with the
Quaker origin OF the asylum and the
democratic ideals OF the institution.
the report further stated.
Operating costs Of the asylum
for the year amounted 10 1909 034
giving a per diem per capita cost OF
Sl35 for all children.
There are 6ii children under the
care OF the asylum and is the larg-
est number OF colored children car
ed for by any agency in New York
nv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
King Solomon Opens
Center For The Youth

An ambitions fort TO help un-
employed colored youth OF De-
troit TO occupy their leisure time
and 10 rain them for future jobs
is being made by King Hogan. of
936 Frederick street Hogan Is a
soci and missionary scien e
worker and he calls his plan the
Junior Achievement Project
The majority of the youth which
Mr., Hogan has contacted he states.
reside H. East Detroit Most Of
them have no dependents and are
therefore Ineligible for WPA GER
tification These facts. according
to Mr.. Hogan. were gathered by
him in a survey made last Febru-
ary
Preliminary quarters for the
Junior Achievement Project have
been established at 632 Livings-
tone street. where classes will be
taught in social science. social
hygiene. mechanical arts and 9TH
er subjects
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Myles A.Paige, New York Magistrate
Appointed To Special Sessions Court

NEW YORK (ANP) --Myles A..
Paige. New York's first Negro mag
istrate. has been elevated TO the
court OF special sessions effective
Jan l and is the first member Of
his race TO sit in any part of spec
ial sessions IN this city.
Announcement OF the appointment
was made by Mayor La Guardia
during an address OF welcome We'd
nesday at the Harlem YMCA where
the Omega Psi Phi fraternity Is
holding it's 2Sth annual conclave
attended by $50 delegates from 81
states.
Magistrate Paige succeeds Justice
V. n. Voorhees, who retired when
his term ended at the close of the
year. The appointment is for the
regular term Of 10 years and as
Justice Mr.. Paige will receive an in
crease in annual salary from So
600 to $4,000.
4 star football PLAYER az Howard
university in 1920, the new justice
later worked as Pullman porter
while studying law at Columbia,
He served as magistrate for more
than three years. being appointed
to that position by Mayor La Guar
dia in September. 1896. Justice
Paige is 81. married. father Of TWO
children. and was admitted 10 The
New York bar in 1925. lie was once
a deputy attorney general in charge
OF the workmen's compensation di-
vision
There is ore other Negro connect
ed with special sessions court. Mrs.
Eunice ii. Carter. who was APP
pointed by District Attorney Dewey
an assistant district attorney. is
assigned to prosecutor in special
sessions.
Justice Paige was praised by
Chief Justice william r. Bayes OF
the special sessions court. although
he stated he had no previous knowl-
edge ~ the mayors decision.
"Sr aking for myself. Magistrate
Myles A. Paige has sat here for
brief assignments on several occa-
sions and l have very high opin-
ion OF him" he said. He has
very fire character and has fine
ability. He will make an excellent
Judge. we will welcome him TO the
bench"
At the Omega meeting. Mayor
La Guardia was introduced by
Richard +. Carey. former assist
ant district attorney and fraternity
member. who described the mayor
as champion OF human rights
Mr.. La Cuardia in his talk said he
did not consider the situation OF
Negroes as Negro problem that
should have any different consid-
Grafton than any other racial situa-
ton.
II have rot and will not appoint
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06

ID. r. HI am deeply In love with
a married man. He wants TO sperd
most OF his time with me and gives
me everything l ask him for. Ishave
told this man was going to mar
~ boy that has loved me for four
years and he tells me I can't do Il,
because he really loves me. What
would you do?
Ans; There are no two ways
about II. you've just got 10 give him
mp and do II right away. True you
have grown attached 20 one anoth
er but there can be no future for
you together. His wife and children
come first they always have and
they always Will. sooner or later
this rendezvous must end. The op,
portunify has presented Itself. II
yon make up your mind 10, you can
find peace and happiness with this
hoy who Is so anxious 10 become
your legal husband.
+. F.-Must keep trying to play
this d 500. instrument | have? like
music but this thing has got me
whipped down
Ans: Now. now. that's no att.
tnde 10 take. Because you can'i
learn TO play a guitar overnight Is
1 no excuse TO give mp. II takes time
Brother 10 learn the knack OF
strummlng those strings so keeT
practicing. Why in six months time
you'II be whiz al the instrument
/: f. J. Should go back 10 him IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Legal Notices

IhlA v. DAWSON tNc.
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the CIR.
ruif Court fnr Tho Noln'v ~ WAYNE
IN Charcerv
INHN HENRY W.T. ffAMs rianiiff
Na AMANADA WILLIAMS Defendant
NO 90 sSe
ORDER on rtBtICtTION
A. session % SAID court heif IN
tho Court House " The CIV ~ Detroit
In tina County ~ wayne and state 4
Michigan. on fhi- day OF Dec. ;. A. d.
1855
Present. the honorahls HARRY n
KErDAN. Circuit Judge
II appearing from affidavit Rttach-
% and filed herewith that tho Defen-
dant has not hecn found IN the coun-
" OF WAYNE and state ~ Michigan.
and that she cannot be served with
prosess issued out % this court. And
u further appearing from Information
and belief mat the said defendant Is
A resident W Cincinnati Ohio:
on motion ~ s. J. F'lanagan. a'tor-
nev FOR the PLAINTIFF,
IL Is ordered that the said De.erean,
appear and answer the said Sill Of Com
plant filed herein. within three ca
rnorths from date hereof or the same
may be taken as confesead.
II Ia further ordered that . copy 81
this order shall be sent be registered
mail 10 the Defendant ~ her last known
address and iike-copy % published
In the Detroit Tribune. . newspaper
published ana circulated IN the County
or WAYNE and state ~ Michigan. &C.
cordiug 70 the Statute In such cases
made ana provided
HARRY n KETDAN
Circuit judge.
"a True Copy
CASPER J. LfNGENAN.
clerk.
nv HERRERT SCHMIDT.
Deputy clerk 1e-is-i-.i--to.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Works Performed
By Prophet Jones

God Ia his infinite wisdom has
raised ND among us Holy Prophet
One who is clean and has been lift-
ed up from among men and has
been chosen to be a life eternal
message bearer for him. Prophet
Jones a young man 80 years Of age
IL Identified with Triumph the
Church and kingdom OF God in
Christ. He has performed miracles
that could not have been wrought
without the assistance Of God. One
woman had been definitely given
up BY the doctors and YVES IN A
state OF agonizing misery. But
through the blessing Of oil by Pro-
phet Jones. she was healed Also a
child 10 years OF age who has had
bleeding eyes since birth was heal
ed aud for the first time w her
life she has had no trouble with
them. Not only Is he prophesying
and healing the sick. and aftlict-
ed. hut ne is preaching the word
Of God and nnnouncinL the atom
ing gospel Of the new world.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Chas. Campbell. Lawyer
.sSt ErSklne
No. og3 GS5

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Cir
cult. Court for the County OF Wayne
In Chancery.
PATRICK MULDowNEY, Plain
tin. vs.. THELMA MULDOwNEY
Defendant.
ORDER PUBLICATION
AT session OF said Court held
in the city OF Detroit on the 20th
day OF Oct. 1889. Present The Hon
Theodore ]. Richter. Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing by az.
hdavit on hle that defendant Is not
a resident OF the State OF Michigan
but resides at S27 Chester street,
Kingston. Pennslyvania.
II Ia ordered that she appear
herein within three months from
the date OF this order or the bill OF
complaint sled hsss:r aasy &c TAX
en- as confessed and that this or
der be served and published accord
ing TO law and a copy thereof mall
ed To defendant at her last know
address.
THEODORE J. RICHTER
Circuit Judge
"a true copv)
cASPAR J. ITNGEMAN
County clerk
u. DcVOcEI .AER
Deputy Clerk ll-sS-i-t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
||Ite ChurchIllan
|I|,giizss Negro
|l|egs Janitor
Employee For
Forty Years At
Mercer University

.ooy Ga.-fANP)-Lee Bat
nore than 40 years q jani-
y mercer University white
~, here and beloved alike by
~, and Students. was eulo-
- -, death last Thursday, when
i,st sprisht powell delivered
e.." So, report to the board OF
100 Battle, was the aged
~ official campus title aud
y. mr. powell said More
a. :. have known and loved him
l. .r' than any other member OF
~. "s.,;,otiousl family and nobody
~ n, other than kindly and al
k,snslely Of him
=. ,oken OF the esteem in which
=. held. il WAS arranged for
!, ~, 10 No IN state IN this room
',,.,sss ROOM last Sunday
-~-lur. after which funeral SER
=, we're held in the Baptist
s,rcs o. which DO was a member.
m, Blue Key Fraternity served
=, srard and escort Of honor and
I, MEMBERS bore the casket from
!. b,srss 20 this room and back
,rir. Scores q admiring friends
hrlt member. students. alumni
lr,lsss and othc citizens came 10
d hin honor
or Gilbert. ciIior Of the Chris
M Index. official publication OF
n Bs,tlst convention OF the State
sc,orsia. paid Battle this tribute
lie all good Christians. Lee
hnls seldom thought of how he
ane BY his Christian experience
ut Ia made constant use OF II. Ii
"a color VAS hllck his soul was
v:,s ana clean FOR he was washed
(, he blood % the Lamb II the
usll remuneration he received for
ss services and the demands made
uptr hiS income Kept him poor. he
us lIfh in heavenly treasure
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE or MICHIGAN.

STATE or MICHIGAN.
County ~ Navne
M. sss.53l
A. session II the Probate Court for
said County ~ wayne. held AT the Pro-
bate Cour; Room ia tho city OF Detroit.
on the twents-flrst DAY OF December IN
inc year enc thousand nine hundred
an thiriy-nine
Present, PATRICK n. O'BRfEN
Juge ~ Probate.
In the matter - the estate Of MARY
RAMSEY. Deceased.
An instrument IN writing purrortinr
% 10 the last viii and testafnenf az
said deceased having heen delivered In
- this court Tor probate
r IL ordered. That tie first day -
February. neNf AZ ton o'clork IN the
forenoon a, said court Room be appoint
81 Tor proving said Instrument
And 70 IL further Ordered That =
copy ~ this order he published three
successive weeks previous 20 ssid time
~ hearing. IN tho Detroit Tribune. a
nrwsDaper printed and circulating IN
said county ~ Navne
PATRICK n o'RRrFN.
Judge ~ Probate
"A true copy)
JOSEPH CRArGE@.
DEPUTY rroha'o REGISTER
1-s-f -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE


WILLIAM JAMES. Plaintiff. VS.
AARON JAMES, Defendant.
A. session OF said court held
ia the Court House 10 the CITY OF
Detroit. County OF Wayne and state
OF Michigan on the goth day oil
November. AID. 1889.
Present. HON. GUY A. MILLER
Circuit Judge.
II appearing 10 TIE court from az
fidavit filed in this cause that Aarch
James. the defendant herein Is a
resident OF the State, County OF
Wayne ard City OF Detroit. but he
Is absent and concealed from his
last known address. 1879 Clinton
Street Detroit. Michigan. and that
he left said last known address
more thar Eve years ago: and upon
diligert search and inquiry among
the friends and acqualntances Of
the defendant. who were likely n
know the whereabouts OF said de-
fendart. his present whereabouts
cannot he ascertained because o.
his absence from or concealment
within the state OF Michigan.
On motion of Robert l.. Cham
pion. attorney for plaintiff. II Is
ordered that the said Aaron James.
defendant herein enter or cause
10 be entered his appearance In
this cause IN three months from the
date OF this order or the bill 81
complaint nled ir this cause will
be taken AZ confessed against him
II 10 further ordered that . copy
OF this order be sent TO the defen-
dsnt at his last known address.
1879 Clinton Street. Detroit. Mich
igan. By registered mail AID In the
event that no registered return re-
ceipt Il not received signed by the
defendant. this order be published
AZ required by law.
GUY A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
CASPAR ] LINGEMAN
Clerk.
Nv u Dev0GELAIR.
Deputy Clerk il-25-l-e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06

tho job Of your Police Department
but rather one that concerns every
driver and every pedestrian II
takes the concerted effort OF all to
control this traffic accident prob
lem.
Let us resolve that throughout
this New Year, we are going 10 pro-
mote and practice safety in driving
ard walking.
We are appealing to all religious
fraternal, civic and educational
groups to join us in this humane
movement so vital 10 all OF us.
Let us change that saying so
well known to all OF us in this
manner. Let us say Life begins in
1910"
This article was submitted by the
Public Safety Bureau and Detroit
Police department.