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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-16
Legal Notices

Marie n. Drymaa Aubrey sna Williau
Dryman. Minors Estste-Juns + loll
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Probate
Court for the County Of Nacomb.
At . session Of said Court, held ut
the Probate Office In the City Of MI.
Clemens, In said County, on the STU
day Of May A. D. lell.
Present: Hon. Joseph v. Trombly.
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Marie
M. Dryman Autrey and william Dryman.
Minors. No. lo,l6o.
James w. Aubrey having filed IN ssid
Court petition praying for license TO
sell the interest Of said estate In certain
real estate therein described,
It 10 Ordered, That the md day Of
June A. d. io<l at two O'Clock in the
afternoon, 1t said Probate Office, b and
Is hereby appointed for hearing said
petition:
i2Nis Further Ordered, That further no
tice thereof b given by publication Of
. COPY Of this order. for throe succss-
sive weeks previous 70 said day Of
hearing, In the Daily Monitor, Q news
paper printed and circulated IN said
JOSEPH v. TRoAGBLY.
A true copy. Judge Of Probate.
MARY HARRISON.
Register of Probate.
May d 10. 13-MOfHT0R
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-16

IN The CiiCuSf coUsT Soa rnE
COUNTY OF MAC0nD IN CHANCEBy
Jesse w. Alverson and Matte z. Alver-
son. Plaintiffs,
Hiram Cabins. Moses Farr. Moses
Farrand, John 8. Cole. william Belts.
Jonah Hixon, John Q. Cole. John L
Cole and Frederick 8. ~Sissman. their un-
known heirs. devtsees, leGatees and a.
signs. Defendants
AZ Q session Of said Court held st the
Court House In the City Of Mount Glenn
ems. on the 9th day OF April. A. D.
Is4l.
Present: Hon. James z. Spisr. Cir
cult Judge.
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MOUNT CLEMENS MICH f

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snip Of Wsahn41U cce9v $780, X a
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north thirty aeFuo q ~ - G11
Of the Northvsa oaoUty ~ 1nG1o4 ~
Town North. uadsos - - N rs
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Business A6dgoDt ss
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Rochaseer. A1shig1 saS
True copy. s W sr II
EUNICE L. ROSE. ess - g go
Deputy Clerk. 80 ~
April ii.is.S;Nay =. .. lAas-ssoo43Qe
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HsnA


June {. 1911
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Probato
Court for the County Of Aacom6.
At . session Of said Court, held st
the Probate 0ffiee In the City Of NJ.
Clemens. Ia said County. ca the IN dap
Of May 4. p. le%I.
Present: Hon. Joseph v. Ttembly,
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter q ti.s Chsnss q Name
Of Robert II. Frost. IN Adult.
On reading and filing the petition &c
the said Robert II. Frost praying Inst
his name b changed to Robert \
Toles.
1t q Ordered. That the eth day Of June
A. D. 1871, ct ten o'clock In the toge.
noon, at said Probate office. b and =
hereby appointed Soe hearing aid peti-
ton;
II 10 Further Ordered. That pubiis
notice thereof b given By publieatJo4 g
. COPY Of this order. 1oe throo qDoooO.
sive ~: elS prevtos1o - nd 0ay - ~.
Ing. In the Daily l9eoitee, q 1oWuUu8
printed ana eirculaAoo . - 010
JoO3p0 Y. 31DooEY.
"A ty1,e copy.) JUdDo CO tSDoo1o.
MARY Hxl6kisoN.
Hay 9. Il. ss-aGosurua
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weeks previous 20 ssid day Il hoorino.
In the Daily Monitor. . Newspaper
printed and circulated In sstd County.
JO0Epu ". TNOMHLY.
Jvdss Of Probsts
ELEANoRE wALKNrowIcz
Deputy Register Of Probate.
May 3-o-le-MONITOR
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SOLD-Nsw. rebuilt. rscondittoned. m.
PAIRED-Cleaned. oiled. adjusted, rib.
bons and platens replaced. 30eTED-
3 months-os.0Q Also addins nschtnea
filing cabinets, etc.
WE BUY USED OFFICE NAC1utE0
AND eQUTp101gT
OFFICE 0UrpIy CO.. ~ CAS-
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: ..... ss: - - a.ss. |. : lsa
Court Tor the Cowuty 6 NAesWh.
AZ sooGion q 0ol1 cosut, held e
the Probote 0ffIee IN TIE City of Alt.
clsmsns u aid County. On ths IN 6ay
rrsssat: Hen. Jessph v. Trombly.
q - I1a1a0e q ths Estate Of Nasis
EsChenburu, Oooooood.
petition. yrnxine thet On instrument 6lo6
In said Court - o4mltted 70 Prohato .
ths Let win md toDoamant Of Said -.
ceased and thAt odminlstroti0n G ~
estate b granted - said petittunee. Caei
c. Eschenburo. Tie sxecutor namoA IN
saiA WIN. o. some othsr slitsthls pss-
Il b ordered. That ths snd Aay q
June a. .. loll. q tm e'clock n H.
foronoon, q said Pfooa1o Offics b hGgo-
BY appo1nted Or hearing aid petition.
II = Further ordsrsd. Thst pwh16o -.
tice thsroof b givoA ~ publication q
. copy hereof. once ooch week. '.r three
successive .woeks prevtons - said 1ay
Of hearing N ~ boily 1ooait0r, Q nsWS-
paper printed anA sirculated n satd
County.
A true coy. SuAos q pfoeosa.
NELSON lott.
Du0ufy 0aGl0iar @ psUssAs.
n1oy q ~ 39-lGOlnT09
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Farms Tor Sale F.le
ron SALE-Iie acre farm. Excellent
soil. Near Lake q. Clair. Good house.
basus and ether buildtngs. Well drained.
! An unusual opportunity for someone
. Write Dox u. Daily Monitor. NJ Glenn
os1s.
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N. c. School Board
Minutes

MINUTES OF BOARD OF EDUCATION
MEETING. Nay II. 1871
The regular meeting Of the Dosrd Of
Education was held Tuesday. May -.
1871. at 100 O'Clock In the Community
room Of the Mount Clemens Hin School.
Paul W. Schanhsr,. Harry .. Donaldson.
Lawrsnce ochott, ioIassd. Nank.
Members abeent: None
The meeting was called 70 order By
the President, william r. Kelly. and the
minutes Of the previous meeting sp-
TIE following report of the Treasurer.
Harry 3. Donaldson. was reed and order
TREAsuRERs REPORT
Teachers Fund
April LIST. Cash on hand ......,. 3i7es4.T1
Receipts .................... o,5S9.28
Vouchers Paid .............. iS.SSS.Si
May ist. Cash on hand $500. : s.S1aGs
General Fund
April 1st, Cash on hand a.. 3 7,2sl.ii
neceipts ..................... 0.oS7.JU
Total .;.;:........,...... eiSyceS0
Vouchers Paid ......!...,... slSa.s1
May LIST. Cash on hand ....... Ssoa3a
Library Fund
April list, Cash on hand ........s 77i.s
Receipts ...................., 1s7.7i
vc.s,.r. .;p, :,s -; :,
May lot. Cash on hand ........s siaiS
Bond and ln2srsst Fund
Nay ist. Cash On hand ......... Ss4.5ee.Ae
Heceapts ..................... l,SuSo
May Lot, cssh On hand ........ Sss,ooa8
Harry 3. D0nsldson, Treasurer
he report Of The Librarian IVES red
and ordered spread upon The minutes.
On motion b. Harry Dunaldson. sup
ported b. Psul Schanher. the ALLOWING
hills against the various fun6s were
GENERAL FUND
American School Bard Journsl Z l1oo
xsnnssA AnesFsea cempeay ...s iaiS
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STATE % MC1n0A1e, IN probaAs
Court ~ - ossnty g liaeomh.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Selassie And His Throne

THE BRITISH. AUSTRALIAN South AT
rican. Free Frenchmen and Halle SeaS-
sizes native warriors are still smashing at the
italians on every front in Ethiopia They are
closing in on Adds Ababa, the canNal. and
it is predicted by military experts that the IL
nal defeat Of the Italians in Ethiopia may
come al any time In some quarters it is even
predicted that Halle SelasSie Will be hack on
his throne in Adds Ahaha by April
At any rate il appears fairly certain
thar the Lion Of Iudea who was the FIRST soy
ereign to be driven from his throne bl the
present WarlordS 81 Europe viii he the first
Ia regain his throne He viii not be the last
for whether the dictators or the democraces
WIN in the present conflict the patton. which
are now Under the Na7i yoke Will some day
shake off their chains and be free AGAIN.
The world cannot help admrng the
courage with which Emperor Sota>Sie and his
warriors fought IL prcscrr, thcr nation.
when they we've first invaded h1 the Italians
We also admire the relentless mancr in
which the natives have all-along used to
yield suplnely . Italian rule Ii n the he
ginning when their country was first invad-
ed they had heen given the assistance which
England and the Free Frerchmcn are now
giving them. Fthippia would not hsvc been
corauerod and much Of tho llooGSned and
hmar suffering sebiggation IS snail ma
TORS ir Europe might have been etaFcd
We are glad that Ethopia aiHttorc-
gain It's mdependencc Al free peoples are
glad and especiallN significant the fact
ira- the Erhiopiars themselves are M the
fhcEes' of The fight. helping u regain their
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

s,it sober or STAY Home wheth-
er We be pedestrian or driver
signaling your Intention 10 do
something IN traffic is a. important
as ssnals on tho railroad You
"onlant sec an engineer disohev =
tsnal nor would no dare operate
Jog. engine Without seeing thaf The
lI"i'i signals were showing
'''.' 30 Detroit Ne have over a
pay miiliun vhloles and The lack
:" ,Fn'lins with ihr arm when
you s'or tnn or change your
'"'' ." lftel causes hundreds "
''''u'h ny narls traffic and Is re.
po"s'nl. for unnecessary delay
and confusion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
EDITORIAL PAGE
The Knight Was B,ack"%%S ' lows.


Bruce Arnold 4 strangely So.
creti,e aS a. VIII, he dislikes q
friendly relationship between his
daughter. Caroline. and his re-
puted hest friend. Philip Conrad.
prosecuting attorney. Though
Caroline breaks her engagement
with Wilbur and expresses her
love for him. Conrad discourages
her secretly aud sincerity mar
rie> Barbara. irnold's sister. In
the meantime. barbara helps her
friend. Fay Nallberc 10 see Peter
Dean with whom she Is desper-
ately in love. Peter. business patr.
ncr OF her husband. Ton, Wall
hcrc threatens ottell Waliherg
the truth. Tony lends his wiie's
colorcd maid. Madeline Day. 300
for her sister, unexpected opera
ton. nffer which Madeline con.
Stanily has L. avoid his atten-
lions and >hnnS his demands. On
the day Of Arnold's election as
governor oi the state. he becomes
enraced when he learns of his
sisters marriage 70 Philip and
Informs her that she has married
n NEGRO. Conrad admits IL and
triumphant, reveals how he had
plotted 70 cot even with Arnold
who had ruined his sisters HE
many years arc. Arnold realizes
that he can't expose him because
Conrad knows Of his many
crooked deals. To climax the
evening. 'onrad's office informs
him that Madeline Day has inst
heen arrested for the murder Of
Tony Wallherg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

stay sober or STAY Home is the
new poster being released This week
and depicts The drinking pedestrian
IN The lowest STAGES u pedestrian.
ism. and. when YOU add tho dusk
and darkness hours 10 this and
multiply it with lhe drinking driver
you have o problem that aim 30
inro, ihle 10 solve
Records tefeal that one out of
"'ety hNe pedestrians Killed alter
darn had been drinking 80 Use pos
ter surely gives words 90 wisdom To-
THOSE who have The icnicncy o. im.
bihe GOO freely ana ssl, forth on
our streets.
Let Us remember this slogan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

ConEres sman Arthur Mitchell
~ llhnois IN a talk delivered In
Congress Friday March a. made
vigorous protest againht the
discrlm nation against Negroes In
me distribution sCains' Negroes
In Tho distributing 81 jobs on ma
tional defense projects The speech
which was published IN tho som
rresslonal Record is as follows
I avn pltne ln the Record this
mnfnlHr letter received from
phIadeiphis which allepes lhai
tle people of tho Emitted states
have adoried or are about 10
adopt policy bt which Negroes
regardless 81 qualifications will
nor be used In building the yari-
Gus naval and air bases on the in
sular possession Of Great Britain
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

from which The United states ~
America has recently acquired
permission H. fortify I hope that
this allegation is not true n n
Is true am wondering how long
We are going ~ preach democracv
In this country in one breath and
uphold the denial ~ democracy 10
q tenth Of our population a. home
80 the same time u IS nav opinion
there are stiil Too many American
people claiming denoHacy fof
thsmselN-. and deuy Ing 81 other
f"llOwmnn, Tor no reason other
than there a. difference in ROTOR
u am also placing w tho Rec
ord p SUMMARY ri q conference on
national defense held by Nrroes
and sympathetic white people A.
Hampton Institute q few weeks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

THE MICHIGAN conference OF the
4 >aronal Negro Congress has
come and gone The national lead
lohn " DAVIS and me state
leaders haze rededicaied them
seNes To tho aims Of Forward ON
Al. Fronts For Necro Liberties In
America and For complete Organ
yatea 81 nc Nsgeo Into Labor IN
ION h' the clo ami .AFi""They are
t4ta war ANA hoboNo VAR Is
a-a,n.i their he's; interest and fu-
tl'e Welfare
Tile nen aud women iienlihed
NfA tas mesemcp' arf known as
naea Thec j an ssniily 81 IN
.se Ne'n iNfm and me Demo
r,f pt leadfrs National
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

ago This insertion is summary
n the speeches made AZ that
meeting and the resolutions pass
ed II Is nv earnest hope that
these insertions will he read hv
every Member Of The House. can
not believe that this House will
condone determination pointed
out in this letter ~ March 10. and
ignore The iiEe work that M. Ne-
slo Il endeayoring To do To help
This country Everyone onnyef,ant
with the affairs OF America know &
that The Negro IS without doubt
The most loyal group. as we'll as
tho largest minority group won.
der how lone discrimination Of
this kind will hc offered 10 tine Ne
gro AZ his place In q so-called
great democracy"
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Quartet Union

The nriroN CTS Quartet union
oIil hoid iher resuiar fourth Sun
aay program sunday March - ~
nm o. Messiah BAPTIST church.
ftNN So AuNn a' Air,l
Tho ne.. IS g. Scott Is naetor.
The plh.i. j, invited 70 attend j.
q IoNnsfnl s. pre- ideni. G.
lil own s. srf0 cflry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22
Evcrybody's Tabernacle

Pastor Hooks spoke n tho morn
nc frcw 81 Matthew'S q p He
rd with Loud VOICE Tho
ncf ST. p.e'r'ck and tho Rev Mr..
f7 sen rraa The scripture and
pr1scl heio' 'he sermon
Nr and MIS- Walton were visit
Tl oHcd church
Mr. r Tate "a caufch clerk
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CHAPTER "

Aar- ui.s ne hcas., ~ ,evs -
s,.horv v..l,t.--. e.,@~t 49,
II he ia. ,ifsa ors ~ ,bo 49,,
hss, $3.50 ,-, $50, 40 !,
h.s H.. ,ea ,,.a~es, H., -
sa-e
'"e E"'ern'r'eiecL Bruoe Arm
~ az" NJ p''''s nhuehter.
''"'l"'' "'uld soon lra'r the
~ TOT a nv 81 southern sun
Shlne. II would he much
n''"'h resi- lor inc governor
'"'' "''''' '"hlns M ms ar
""'uN hn'''N n me >'hIe'> chiei
'Nee'l''''
~ M hhsrnc'' the plans for
Tue 'Ndusnra''"h anu inc Cover
nun 'i''or! hahluet j also
>'n''hi'h v" no heid NJ me Hotel
li'"n' MARI Lanham, Formerly
I'VE g"'ernor''lect> campaign
manager. VIII he in charge of ar.
'""E''"'"'>'
ZEN 'No
ne Pmh> Tor me new scnooi
'"r me east district are now In
'"' nahn> 81 hugo blandon' inc
10" '"y commissioner Tor pubic
works. The commissioners will
Nud' IN" proposal and ny the
'h''hni ~ me appropriation 10
pr'"n' 70 inc mayor Tor his ap'
P'""l
m lrNe
'a'ellne pay' Negro maid. held
Yer INC murder ~ An'hony WALL
"r' VIII he arraigned on
"prp'r 'harge IN Judge Dei'ln's
court No'cmhcr 20
Ten 'oHr
PhlIip 'onrad. prosecutor. in.
'"rm"d ~" press that because Of
me greni amount 81 work on
na"u ms h"neymood plans wonld
W "''"''"'
Ju'le nolNin's court room VA
'n,'of'aolv filled with reporters
''N' rs anf spectators On the morn
ln- ~ NoFenher %
seated AZ one or me long table
N'. some % me fa'lys ace news
mon
Lynn Farker and SD Dirken o
ne morning Herald Lamheri Col
'ins. nirk named Lamb and Ra.
'ran' rallied Fish by his associate
.ot ne Evening Argus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

ter.
Philp save i5e reporters qnfN
smile ana wave o' 'i' A4na a. pr
hurried "a
Tho IeH men sNne ~ 'heH K
notes. pecpl NJ itl'r li' Ratf}
DID nor mo,D ~ ff NAs q''i'h
wr.'ns hlwial ari f9- io'
sracc'uis l. vAs ~" wtd .
sefawlcl tftass pl- fi ~ note +
hook Ne iofe no pcs Wi' rotch- /
cd IN NE 10. kc' hrossM ~ a
crumMod triflop ann places ne
note INSIDE and ~ 'Ho cou'' room
quickly
An hour a'fr s4arl pushed
crunhlod letter fhrl lhF h7rs OIL
Madeline TINS rsii
Letter io- you Day ae said
srufflY
Madeline rose h7sn 'fon 'A'
cot on vhirh ss hai tl own hcr-
SELF after se'iga.e ~on 'hr e4f
room Her gro gave WY Nh she (
realized Siddent vhi' "f
''oie l'f ' y -.'
"oli' = '''' a" i''-
'ence Sic was vHhnN' onN ~
hen' h'F ~ '''' Nto '0H ( '
'iS eS' ~ 'r''' III
'T q" i''' '-
none. : Y '-a
p'' WIZ '9 81 '' W. e'3
l0oN "
~ NJ" Ef.
's''r i'r sol. wy .'he { w
f'n ''oN ''s saa'N p
"'ifins "ar n'' yam arr. ~ open
81 Az.
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y ''u h"'e 10 Par'l'u'"' Az
Ut" )" n'"''' l'''"N' "'''P'
NY "n' l'' 90 N"ur >'l''h'h' 4
zoe" ,'s'l counsel = al"ay>
a", same ana M'"ia me :"
n'lp You >e'u'' tl' h'>i. y
ms Is y. \. ~ me know ana
you WI near rom me ~ ifN
my h'ep your courage GOOD
'"'h
ionr> sincerely
80 sirl efeg received lefc let-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-22

Bear Mis- BAY:
Vi yon hive no particular at
torne, IN mind. please accept
my ad,icc on ,our selection.
Coed legal counsel Is always
advisable and would like 20
help you srrurc the hest. Ii
this !. y. h. lof mo know and
You will hear from me IN n icv
days keep your courage good
luck.
Evening star., 1941-09-30

Warburton did not feel his feet
hit the floor, nor was he aware that
he had stumbled to his knees. Fur
ness" he cried, for inspiration had
come to him. Take off your doub-
lett"
The unimaginative, stolid Furness
looked askance at hi companion
Even the dropping Carewe lifted his
head from his hands in slight Won
der. Yet Furness had squirmed out
of the garment mentioned and was
holding it forth when Warburton
reached for it.
"Unravel it, ordered Warburton,
plucking at thread of the fabric.
Hurry! Before it grows too dark"
Furness's more practiced fingers
replaced those of Warburton, and
soon several long strands of yarn
were at the latters disposal. These
he braided quickly and loosely.
Now the rat" said Warburton,
turning to the heap of straw. I'VE
must catch that rat. Help us, Ca
rewe"
(ceryright 1e41. Chicago Daily News. .ncJ
(CoptipIIad fNp,orrou
Evening star., 1941-09-30

tors were Richard Chamberlin,
Fred S. Walker, John c. Harlowe,
Paul Heideke, Max Cunningham,
William Norwitz, c. E. Murray,
Merrill brennan, A. L. Sauls, Mel
son Mitchell and Mr.. Elkins.
Committee reports were present.
ed-in answer to questions put by
Radio Announcer Frank Blair-by
William N. Freeman, Mr.. Mitchell,
Evening star., 1941-09-30

1t won't be permanent" he said,
in advising businessmen to plan for
the future.
Otis H. johnson was reelected
president of the association and
the other officers were also renamed
as follows: Edwin H. Evans, vice
president; Dial H. Elkins, recording
secretary, and Gilbert H. Leake,
treasurer.
Evening star., 1941-09-30
Graphic Arts Group
Warned Of Serious
DisIocafionst Come
Businessmen Urged
By Speaker to Plan
For Future

Members of the Graphic Arts As
sociation of Washington, who held
their annual meeting last night at
the Lee Sheraton Hotel, were
warned of serious dislocations in
the business world yet to come as
result of the war.
Leo M. Cherne of New York, chair
man of the Research Institute Of
Evening star., 1941-09-30

America. told the
associa ton that
b u S / n e ssmen's
W orrie S with
priorities, short
ages and taxes
were just be-
ginning.
1T is futile to
pretend that in
planning, Wash
ington has been
more than one
half as effective
as it S h oul d
have been. But
if it had been,
7 bo ofoof m
Evening star., 1941-09-30

the effect on OTIS H. Johnson.
business would have been twice what
it has been," Mr.. Cherne said.
He pointed out that the defense
program is only starting and warned
that next year and the following
year will bring more taxes and more
complications.
This war won't be short, but
Evening star., 1941-09-30
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Evening star., 1941-09-30
Obe Queenmaker r.
~ bu B. Ruou @|

The story thus tar Adam Warburons isadpenure uith the
French deSpeddo Montjoie resulting
to Queen Elizabeth forces him into role of historic significance
The belonging
Evidence of DEATH also letter
King OF France Which Montjoie makes of m Elizabeth orders
Warbton to get back the letter pain OF DEATH The Queens
eruan Caree accompanies Adam and dtscloses his dis
loyalty to the attempting to diSSade Adam the
search Molly daughter the blind
Sir
friends then enstS aid trying prevent her father from
killing the infamous pirate Black George Uho the Marquis OF
Winston ordinary Montoie association Uth the
is and he is roD in q
Evening star., 1941-09-30
Envoy Reaches Iceland

CHVUy NeuCHeS ISSIuHU
REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Sept. rs
Delayed Lincoln MacVeach, first
United States Minister to Iceland,
arrived today. His wife accompa-
MED him.
Evening star., 1941-09-30
CHAPTER X.

x.
that word from him would Montoe
to be held his somewhat similar
formidable
Montjoie
III he is from Elizabeth" Montioie
Evening star., 1941-09-30

Henry Taylor, J. B. Ashby and Will
lard Brown.
Evening star., 1941-09-30

Seventy years Of striking changes women fashions step right off the
Girl Of 9oe The Fopper And her nnode foshoniet pro-
tope Of 94 All brought life by the echt Co.. And offend the
fashion show Thursday $50 Co.'S Bock-ona
Fashion Floor
Evening star., 1941-09-30
LeCAlT HALF-SIZE
CORSELETTE
SO

Designing women :. who are FIVE foot four
under .. know how to create that illusion of
much.desired height :. by wearing LeGant
half.size corselette. Designed to give you that
long, lean look to slim your hips to one
smooth, unbroken line. A light garment e. but
firm. Two way, one way back and side panels
of "Lastex"" yarn. Front of rayon batiste lightly
boned. Lace bra. Talon closing. 81 to 42.
Other LeGant Half.Size Foandations-------S
Corset Salon ;. The Heeht Co. =. . Third Floor
o. q.
Evening star., 1941-09-30

Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

CHRISTAL Waideck. Astrologist Esta b.
Ished Twelve Years Detroit 77l2 Mack.
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Situation, Wanted-FemaIe
Educational

ACCOUNTING
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rial Sfenograph and Dlctaphune training
THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE
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AND sECRETARIAL SCHOOL"
Schools are conducted al
Michigan Thsater Bldg.. 220 Bagley. De
froH At b040 JOY Road. near Grand
River. 81 800 GfatIot corner OF Mack
and In Pontiac and Saginaw.
Phone Randolph s534 or write for infor-
nation or call at nearest school
GRADUATES ARE ASSISTED TO GOOD
POSITIONS ENROLL NOW.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
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Agents Wanted

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representative of ven-known oil com
easy credit termy. Nan over 80 pre-
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with car Write p. T. Webster. General
MsnaseF. ssi STANDARD Building. ciev..
land. Ohio.
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