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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Hospital Helpers
Civilian Defense Volunteers Perform Vital. Routine
Tasks Releasing Nurses for Specialized Work
cesyrlsht hy Detroit LINES. An rlsht, r.sso.d

Explained Mrs. Helen Farley
Smith. head of civilian defense
volunteers:
These volunteers do not do
any nursing. They merely do the
routine hospital tasks which
they can be trained for easily.
This releases nurses for
their highly specialized field. Be-
cause of the shortage of nurses
this help Is vital and will be-
come more so as time goes on"
Persons still wishing to volun.
teer for hospital and clinic duties
or any other work under thu
civilian defense volunteer plar
should register from 10 a. m. Il
) p. m. week days at 81 Yves
Warren avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
; Injured in Crash;
Bus Driver Held

Three persons were injured to-
day when DSR bus collided with
a passenger car at Schoolcraft
highway and Northlawn avenue,
pushing the car over the curb.
The bus driver Fred Boone. "a. of
1852 Moore place. was held on a
charge Of investigation Of reckless
driving after he told police he
didn't see the car
The injured. all passengers in
the car. are Joseph Waling, so, OF
1892 Fairfield avenue. driver;
James Hepburn. 30. of 1880 Fair
kfield avenue, and Harry McCullum,
3, of 1870 Muirland avenue.
WHALING is in BEDFORD Receiving
Hospital in a critical condition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Scout Master
Killed in Crash

A 32-year-old scout master Is
dead today and three 14-year-old
Boy Scouts injured, two of them
seriously, as the result of an auto
accident on the Brighton Lake
road as the four were returning
from weekend camping party at
a scout camp near Brighton.
The scout master. Henry Bell, of
1929 Woodlawn avenue. head OF
Troop 40. was the driver of the
car. According TO state police he
apparently lost control of his auto
on the winding road
Seriously injured in the crash
were Lionel Watson of 934S Wood
lawn avenue, and Ernest Gilbert
of 22047 Donald avenue. East De-
|troit.
The other boy, Kenneth Swi-
stock, of 9001 Culver avenue, suf-
fered only minor decorations and
was released after treatment in
IMellus Hospital, Brighton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Flood Crests Hit Northwest

PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. H.
(INS)-Flood crests surged omi-
nously northward toward Salem
and Portland today after causing
the worst inundation of the upper
Willamette Valley in Ia years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
I Youths, Girl
Die in Crash
Over Weekend

Weekend traffic accidents took
, four lives here, boosting Detroit's
total of deaths 10 240 \for 1871
today. compared with 204 year
ago this date.
Three young persons--two 20
year-old youths and a 17-year-old
girl-died and a fourth was gravely
injured in a Schaefer road head-on
crash.
The dead:
MISS DOROTHY MAT
THEWS, IL, of ZIP Charles
street, Trenton.
HARRY S. SHARBONEAU.
20, of 654 Harrison avenue,
Trenton.
JOHN CANFIELD JR.. 20, of
lit Ferris avenue, Highland
Park.
SAMUEL CARSON, 43, Of a
downtown hotel. killed this morn
ing at Woodward avenue and
Hendrie street when. witnesses
said, he ran from between parked
cars into the path of a car driven
by Anthony Petrillo, %. Of 2266
Alice avenue, who was exonerated.
HIT STALLED CAR
Gordon Marshall, 50. OF 22907
Gratiot avenue, East Detroit. was
killed and two persons were in
jured when the car in which he
was riding crashed into the rear
Of a stalled car which was being
pushed by five Selfridge Field SOL
diers on Pitko street near Gratiot
in East Detroit.
Injured We're the victim s
companion, Daniel Boone. 50, Of
22907 Gratiot, East Detroit, and
19-year-old Pvt. Bernard Koehler
OF Selfridge.
Both were taken to st. Joseph's
Mercy Hospital where their in
juries were described as mot seri-
ous."
! STRUCK BY AUTO
, Also killed In weekend traffic
was Stanley Plucinski. So. Of 22Sl
Hewitt avenue. Hamtramck.
Struck by a car driven by Steve
Poruch, 70. of 2432 Botsford ave.
nue.. early Saturday Plucinski
died yesterday in St. Francis
Hospital.
The accident occurred at Hewitt
and Joseph Campau avenues,
Hamtramck, as Plucinski was
crossing Joseph Campau. PoruchI
was to be questioned by the
prosecutors office today.
The accident in which the three
were killed occurred early yes
terday. Police said Sharboneau,
the driver of the car i'm which
Miss Matthews was a passenger.
was going west on Schaefer and
collided head-on with Canfield's
car.
Joseph Monti. 20, Of 292 Ferris
avenue Highland Park. passen-
ger In Canfield's car, was criti-
eally injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

For the Inside News" OF
Washington, Follow Paul Mall
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

Hospital and clinic work is the
classification given one group oi
services which Detroit civilian de-
Tense volunteers will be called
upon TO perform.
Volunteer work being done now
at Children's Hospital is typical.
II ranges from reading to i'll
children TO doing simple labora.
tory or pharmacy work under con.
slant supervision.
These helpers act as reception.
lists. messengers. typists and file
clerks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
IMPORTANT TASK

Note-taking for the examining
physicians is another important
task they perform.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Confined from PAGE y

phony.' War between the States. =
Then she named the three chief
amendments on the Negro as "in-
crcasing in tempo" TO what is now
"cresccndo" on fairness and JUS
ticc. Among her most touching
closing remarks were: THE Negro
will be recognized by virtue Of
power Miss Rogers. speaking
deliberately, much in the style of
seasoned orators. possesses I'M
usual emotionalism and ability TO
intnnc with emphasis and strength.
She reminded one much Of Frcder-
ick Doug ass in his treatment Of
such subject.
Three documents make UP the
Negroes platform for liberty. was
the opinion Of Miss Ollie Williams
Of Chicago. who spoke also Of the
Negro and the Constitution. They
arc the Declaration Of Indcpcnd-
cnce. the Emancipation Proclama-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

OF volunteer members at the last
meeting the following were en-
rolled Mesdames Louise Adams,
Wayne Adams. Nicie Mae Brown,
Louise Clarke. Viola Docket. Wv
len Garrett. Wayne Grimes. Sallie
Hamilton. lone Harris. Luella
Hill. Lucille Hurlbert. Catherine
Jones. James Kramer. Mesdames
Jerene Macklin. Anna l.. Marshall,
Bertha Began Mitchell, Hattie
Moody. Nancy Moore. Sarah Robin
son, Josephine Smith. Heller Stew
ems. Louise Tibbs and AIR. and Mrs.
Charles Moran.
The next meeting will be on the
lawn of Mrs Burris, 4al +. Phila-
delphia. Wednesday, July % at S
pm.
The officers OF Club No. l are:
Mrs. Eugie West. president; Mrs.
Carrie Curtis. vice president Mrs.
Margaret Hawkins. secretary: Mrs.
Mable Smith. corresponding secre-
tary: Mrs. Katie Cheatham. treasur-
err; Mrs. Mayme jerry. counselor;
Mrs. wilhelmina Gaines, Publicity
chairman.
DO not forget that Republicans
and Democrats alike are enrolling
in this club. as II is non-partisan
organization.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

Rooms Alger. Steam; S3i0O--
1850 down; S2i.OJ Month.
Cameron Rooms: Hot Air
$1,000 1850 Down; ssi.OO Month.
Madlson,near Dubois Family:
II Rooms; $1,000. Small payment
siown.
Owen between John X. and
Wcodward--s Rooms; Hot Air:
$1,000 5000 Down.
Westminster. near John X.
Room Brick Hot Air; $500:
$4,000 Down.
Harmon Rooms Hot Air: 4.
Car Garage. $500 S5s5.OO Down
Twpnty.fhlrd--S Rooms; Hot
Air: $1,000 sisO.0O Down.
Flrwo0d Family Brick; Hot
I Air: Ss0O0-$I6OO Down.
Russell near Holbrook . Fam.
lily; ~ Rooms; Hot Air; s360O -
$40 Down.
Enrlld near Brush > Family
Brick: Hot Air: $500 sllO0 Down
Belmont near John Re- Family
Brick: IL Rooms; Hot Air; scar
GPragc, $4,000 $500 Down.
Wentworth near john Rs Yam
ily Brick; Hot Air; $4,000; slS0l
Down; $1,000 Month.
MONEY LOANED ON YOUR DOWN
PAyMENT
CANNON BROS.
1850 sherman fltzroy OFT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

Participants on program before
tho contest were Daughter Sadie
Bale John Riddle Of Flint. Mich.
the Bethel A. NJ. f. Junior choir.
directed by Miss Berniece White;
Daughter Katie Steele, who me-
morializcd Brother Lawrence A.
Newly, late appointed Illinois d.
rector Of cducation; Carl Sedan.
Detroit Convention and Tourist
Bureau Director; the Taylor Sis
tors Trio. singing an Arrangement
of Fred Hart Williams, Brother,
You Must Pray"
A distinguished visitor in the
audience was Daughter Grace
Bryant. member of the executive
board and a grand officer. Grand
Exalted Ruler Wilson was in an
other section of the country.
Mrs. Curtis paid tribute to
Founders f. J. Bryant and Flcm-
ing and Landed Judge Hueston for
having done much for the cause
Other contests were listed for
Los Angeles. New Orleans. New
Bedford, Mass, Daytona Beach.
Fla.
A reception followed the con-
test. Open house was held at sew
eral places over the city. Programs,
bearing the Elk colors, royal pur-
pie and goldenrod. bore names Of
local citizens and organizations
supporting the try.
Winners Of past district contests,
from Michigan, are: William Pat
rick, Jr.. Mildred Rowland Of De-
troit and Almaria Perry Of River
Rouge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Y Delegates
Go To Camp

Along with girls from Central
Highland Park and international
center branches OF the YWCA. Miss
Bernadine Miller OF Lucy Thurman
branch will attend the Central In
dustrial conference al Tower Hill
camp. Sawyer. Mich, for ten days.
July 81 20 81. Miss Miller, an ac-
tive worker al the as we'll as
an untiring community and church
worker will represent the Negro
branch as especially the club mem
hers Of the Les Pagettes Industrial
Club OF Lucy Thurman branch.
The conference which will bring
together girls and women from the
Great Lakes region will have as its
theme: Women and Defense. The
group will enjoy ten-day study
Of international and national af-
fairs. and will map out course
that local clubs and YWCA's Will
follow beginning with the regular
fall programs in September. The
summer conference discussions that
will he on interest 10 most OF the
representatives will he discussions
"a 10 tho demands that are being
made upon women during this ma
tional emergency.
As h,iing close for their sum
mer activities the Les Pagettes Of
which Miss Miller IS the secretary
will enjoy summer reunion at
Camp Norcom August and 3. This
weekend which is being planned
by Mrs. Ida Clark o. the Adult de-
partment is omen 10 girls and wom-
on between the AGES Of rs and 80
Two rlnrions DAYS 81 rniaxaiion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
LEGAL NOTICES
Anthony Nelson. Atty.
1901 GnarnntN nldg.

STATE or MICHIGAN the Probate
curt for the county ~ Wayne
No. es:.as0
IN tho Mater ~ the Estate OF ANNIE
LocKETT WEIR.
Notice IL herehv given that All credit
ors 81 said deceased arc required - ire
sent their claims in writing and under
oath. 10 said court ~ Tho Probate pniee
IN the cry ~ Detroit. in said County. an
~ serve a cory thereof upon Alexander
Uendorson Administrator 40 horis ron a.
ASA Russell street Detroit. Mrhlean.
On or neforp tho thiriiefh dar ~ Scrieu1 =
ber. An iffl Ard that such claims
will - hsarf hv enif court before ind-e
PATRICK n o'prirN w ciurt roer,
81 sos, warre roar'e building IN ~"
city ~ Deitoit in sali county IN The
,h,rileih d., ~ September. N. 1871.
at Two O'Clock IA the afternoon
Dated July a. ~ i9''.
PATRICK " o'RRrES.
Judge NJ Probate
rrbiishei N peiroi' Tribune once IN
each week for three weeks successively.
within thirty DAYS from tue date hereof.
s-es--s-iS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Ferguson Restaurant
Makes A Contribution
Of $34.51 To NAACP

Mrs. Beatrice Holder. N.A.A.C.P.
local Office secretary, has received
S34.5i from the Ferguson no-tip-
ping restaurant as contribution
TO the organizations fund for fight
for rights for the race.
Mr.. Ferguson. owner. in state
ment 10 The branch Office. pointed
out that patrons leave money for
tips. Out of this grew the idea
Of helping the cause Of the branch
10 this amount.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

What are we doing in Ecorse-
standing still and being used by
politicians against each other 10
separate our froces. Politicians are
laughing up their sleeves al our
maneuvers. with no one doing any
thing for the masses. Out OF twen-
ty-six colored high school gradu-
ates OF our group in Ecorse. not ono
colored graduate has been placed
on a decent Job, and the leaders
seem unconcerned about their
future.
VIII our boys have 20 shine shoes
for their former white classmates ?
Will our girls be satisfied "a d.
housework with It's drudery9 No.
Then what, II the Negro takes
militant stand for his people. the
hombshell OF hatred 81 NJ. Poli,i.
clan blast him in front and jealousy
and ingratiiude o. his people knife
him IN the back. until our efforts
are defeated Then we stand and
stare al each other, but 3, is 100
late.
We elect men each year on proc
misses o. new day for the Negro
IN Eoorse and promises 70 correct
the other fellows SHORTCOMINGS Ra'
vhat "a the resul'e Everybody is
rewarded but the Negro
All the Negroes In Fcorse must
agree. which is something never
done before. We 20 the crumbs
Why No, mako Nm nNni 1ffr V0f :
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Leadbetter Says His Policy VIII Be
Fairness To All If He Is Elected

The "Leaibetter For City Clerk
club met at the home OF Mrs. Flora
Osborne. 500 Trowbridge wednes-
day night. July is at o'clock. So
much enthusiasm had been evil
dcnced since the last meeting that
at the appointed hour. Mrs. Os-
bornes beautiful lawn was veri-
table picture OF animated men and
women chatting over current topics.
They continued TO arrive until a
place TO seat them became the prob
lem.
Many pertinent topics pertaining
TO the campaign and election we're
discussed in the meeting. IN all OF
which the interest was high. One
decision was that this club will en-
ter a float in the Patriotic oelehra-
ton 10 be staged by Senator Diggs
on Eelle Isle. Aug. 3. although
thsfe Will be no political signifi-
canoe.
Mr.. Leadbetter.. having heard of
the meeting. was present 10 express
his appreciation and thanks to the
club. Many questions were asked.
all Of which he answered to the
satisfaction Of the entire group.
one very significant statement made
by Nv Leadbetter was that during
his short duration In office there
are four Negroes in the City Hall
personnci as compared with one
in tho last sixteen years. He az
firms that his policy will be fair
ness 10 all in the future as In the
pasf Mr.. Jones Of City Clerks
office was also present.
The club was enthusiastic over
the information that their idea had
gained so much momentum that
"I.eadhctter For City Clerk clubs
are heing organized all over the
city
nelicious iced drinks OF orange.
limo Crane and strawberry were
served as compliments OF a friend.
In addition 10 the large number
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Elk 0ratorical Contest Winner

tion and the Constitution itself
Landlords document" she called
the Constitution. Further support
Of her argument was given when
she said that William Lloyd Gar
rison. great abolitionist. named il
IAN agreement with hell and a
covenant with death" Three
amendments she named the Magma
Charta" Of Negro freedom. The
young lady warned the audience
against snug acceptance Of any
condition and laid blame for much
undoing at the Negroes door. Con-
cluding. she said. I'VE must pledge
ourselves 10 extend democracy
Points to Loyalty
Miss J6hnettc Williams of Ink
stcr, Mich, using the Negro as her
theme. reminded her listeners that
"all we need is justice and fair
play" She pointed out that the
Negro has alwa.'s been faithful
and reminded them that 10000 died
in the last war and are willing to
take up arms in the present con-
fiict.
At 6:07 the final contestant had
taken her seat. Judges Watts,
Fuller and Blunt retired to the
judges room and. before he spon-
sors of the contestants gave their
decision. Commissioner Hueston
later announced that Miss Rogers
took first place and Miss Williams
second.
This oratorical contest, which
has been sponsored by the Elks
for more than Is years, is to be
highly commended. Elkdom, with
J. Finley Wilson at its head as
Grand Exalted Ruler, with At
torney Hueston over the educa-
tional efforts, has spent more than
S450.000 on education. More than
$4,000 youths have taken part.
The winners have come from the
six districts of the country. With
out exception. those who have won
awards. have gone to higher places
Of achievement.
Among the speakers were: Dr.
William II. Peck, who likencd the
young women 70 future "Portias',
DR.. James W. Ames, past grand
secretary of Motor City Lodge
No. 962; Senator Charles c. Digs
who felt that mo color line exists
except as we make it ourselves
Prominent visitors presented by
lMr. Hueston. al seated on the ros.
trum. were: Mr.. Blaine, state pres.
idcnt of Indiana; Mr.. johnson, d.
rector for Wisconsin; Mr.. Boykir
of Ohio; Mrs. Carrie Curtis, stat,
chairman Of Michigan; Mr.. Par
rish Of Kentucky; the Rev. am
Mrs. William Peck; Mrs. William
Hueston; Steele Of Illinois.
Judge Hueston, who was intro
duced by State Acting Regiona
Director of Education, carried ou
the program with much precision
\ Elk Amos White. Grand Trustee
Bryant and others assisted. in adj
dition 10 Judge Hueston's son. DR.
Whitehead of Cleveland was con
test manager.
Efforts CommendabIe
Much commentator goes TO De
troit's Elkdom for the success o
the program. State Director Ere,
Hart Williams and Assistant hi
rector Carrie Curtis headed tn
fine group cf workers. A contra
educational committee, citizen,
courtesy and patrons committc
helped Local lodges were we
represented. This Is the only cor
test Of its kind sponsored by
fratcrnal group.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
District Convention

The Metropolitan District as
ISOLATION held their last board meet
ing at the Gliess Memorial center
Jul yi7. Preparations were made
for the state convention which will
meet in Saginaw July 30.
Tea was served by the Educa-
tional committee.
The. annual picnic of the district
will be given August 16. +. C.
Phillips is presiding: Mrs A. G.
White, corresponding secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26


STATE on MfcHtrNN the Frore''
rou-, for ,he ciuntv 90 Wayne
No. ssat6e
=, tho Matter of Tho Estate NJ VIII
liam JAMESON. Deceased
~o,ice = hereh, given that AT rrenN p
ors ~ said deceased are REQUIRED - mr.
scr, their claims w writing nnd una
o.,h 20 said Probate onicc IN nc ivy
~ ne,roi, IN said County. and ~ serNe
a eonv thereof uron wihelmha lami" :
son. adminlsirairix ~ saiA estate ~
e.e, Hartford street. ncirolt. NJ hlrnH
an or before Tho thirticth fsy ~ S"n'em-
her An. 1au. and that such clains
viii Ne heard by said court before lnog'
rATprcK II o'RRIEN. N court Eoom
10 40. Wayne COUNTY Building IN N"
cnv N Detroit IN said county on INC
fhIrtie,h dAv ~ september. Az. 1871
a, Two o'c,ock IN the afternoon.
Dated July eist M. faii
PATRICK w. o'nrIEN.
Jrdcc ~ Probate
Published IN Detroit Tribune nn'e IN
each week Tor three weeks src"ossivelr'
Within thirty days from the dric hereof
7es--s-ff
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

and fun for the working girl. school
girl. and home women have been
planned. Those interested may
register at the branch any day this
month.
Mrs. Clark along with other sec
retaries from the other Detroit
branches will accompany the club
girls 10 the Tower Hill confer
ence
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Goes To Ohio For
Funeral Of Relative

Mrs. William II. Lawson went to
Wellington. o.. this week TO attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Lucy Lewis,
mother Of DR.. William H. Lawson,
Detroit optometrist. The funeral
was held Tuesday.
Mrs. Lewis was a member Of the
two colored families in Yelling
ton. the Lewises having resided
there for nearly 80 years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty Herbert J. Dudl,,
t2se Russell ST

STATE OF MICHIGAN
County % Narro. o..
At a session n me r-oh,,. g..
said county % wavr.. he'a a, -
bate Court Room ~ the a., :, r.. ~
on the fifteenth dae Z rlr =, -,
ono thousand nins hundred ara 90. 4"
Present; JOSEPH a ~ rpHy ~
OF Probate. '''"
IN the Matter Of m, Fs,.,. q, ,ov.
NASH, Deceased "Nh'
Roy Nash, admlrisfraior a.
~ said estate having re-a...s ~ III, ~
court HE first and frsi .au-, /. ~, ~,
matter and MED fhers~i,b Nj. ,...,
praying tina, the reud.e ~ ,sis ,..,..
he assigned To the persons ,,,,,s
thereto.
II u ordered Tns' rs r.s.,..,,. 4. /.
~ August. newt o. 'er n',io,s /. ~.
forenoon ~ said conr' Y ,on, 10 ,,r.s,'
81 f'r examining and allowing tsIa =.
ciurt and hearing sofa re' tor
And u ~ further cfaerea Tha ..,.
NJ this order he puhrshsA ,.f.s ,o,.,.
sive weeks previous ta sd ile,s - h,,..
ing, IN The peirof rr'hurs -s-,n,,.,
printed and circu,aiiar IN ,a'a c,os,,
OF Wayne.
JOsrrN VI rFHr
fIs' o. Prrsas
"a True Corvl
ALFRED VINCENT
Deputy Probate Esr scr -..s-s.,t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
oRnER ron ArrrARANCE

A. a session ~ sad es' hs't N 10
CITY N Detroit. jus isa isi
Present The ii7n ARTHUR WEB
STIR. Circuit lmdEe
II satisfacforiiv arr'srir- ~ a~tift
~ hie that tho defrriat ~ rr'l.
don't OF tho stat" ~ Michigan w, ~
sides ~ ise7--in'h Aterae Han'irr''.
West Virginia.
~ IL ordered ihef $40 rpr.ar h.rsf
within three months frim no fsp y
this order or tho hfI ~ or'HIan' ~
herein may he takcr as orfssssi ~
that This rider he 49," ana rlprhd
according fu law Afi 1pr nT~'
mailed ~ the dcfcrt1r, p, her AZ
known address.
ARTNfE wrRsTrr .
Circuit, juir
"A True Cnpyl
cAsrAR J. IINcEMAN. clerk
nv A. A. BERGER.
deputy clerk. 1870
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Atty. ". T.. Dudley,

-
STATE or NicHfCNN tho Probate
court for the cInn'y - WAYNE.
No. easlss
Tn the Na'frr ~ iHe Frnie ~ fN-
RrANN MERRILL. Deceased
Notiee is hersh, IN iha' al cr"H'-
ors Of saia decreased are reauireh IN IRE
sen, their clainis W. writing ana NnaHr
oath. IN said court ~ he rrohn'e 'nl''
IN tho CIV 90 neiror w soid county
ava 10 serve tor, thereof uron ArsA
coreisnd. administrators - sal '.fHi',
et laSa y. Fort Sfrro' pr'roN N'fhir"n'
on or before the thir'leih fav ~ sent"n'-
her. An. lar. ami That such claims
will be heard ~ said con'' before Inhse
PATRICK " ORGu.N. in court Room
NJ sn5 WAYNE 'nUntv plldirg IN ~"
,.,v " pc'roii. m 80 4 county on me
,hir,ie,h ad, ~ seniemher M 1871,
n, two o'eiock ~ tho afternoon.
Dated July cfr M. lati
PATRICK " OMEN
JUDGE ~ Probate
published IN Detroit Tribune one IN
each weak Ter three weeks rucre.s'Nel.'
within thirty DAYS from tho da'c hereof
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
InR SAFE

Fourteen Room. Solid Brick. Sim
gle Home. Good Condition, Ferry
street between Brush and Bean.
hlen. Sell equity Ss.sOO.OO cash.
Owner CA. 1870.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

REAL ESTATE
I'D like to he y0nr salesman"
J. A. Blshaw. tyler 5000. 1856
South Morrell.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
MANTEn

All Around Beauty Operator.
Must he qualified; good business
location. Call personally. Earllne's
Beauty shop 1899 Goddard.