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that "your boys are going 20 ee
skinny no matter what You do"
II you show that YOU feel that
way. your children are licked
from the beginning.
I am wondering n your chill
dren have ever been dubbed
skinny" by their schoolmates.
II they have. u should be easy
20 get them 20 eat well. for they
are bound 10 dislike that and
similar nleknames.
Watch your children and make
sure that they do not fill up be-
tween meals on such things a.
sodas, pastries and desserts.
Such foods are not nourishing
and only tend 10 take away the
child's appetite for nutritious
foods.
1t Is wise Of you 10 desire TO
build up your boys weight be-
fore school opens In the fall, for
In every case where the weight
Is brought up-or made 10 90
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
THE MAMMAL WANT
~
CHATTER TWENTY. EIGHT

CHAPTER TwENTY-EIGHr
Only the fact that WI had re-
veslsd Jetta was sending food
from the house TO the hospital for
Barry. made Rays scheme seem
plausible. II abe could successfully
masquerade a. the Chinese servant
boy. she could slip out Of the room
and the house and have a chance
to reach Barry.
She listened carefully a. WI
explained just where she should
take the tray she CARRIED from the
room. Where abe would find the
one for Barry. and how 10 &c. 10
the hospital from the house.
'1f you follow directions
exactly. there win he no need
for you 10 talk 10 anyone"
he said. "1f you can avoid
talking. you have . good
chance 10 escape detection"
With a pat Of encouragement
from Melody and last minute ad-
vice ringing in her ears from WI.
Kay picked up the covered tray.
went to the door and Knocked.
When II was opened. she slipped
through into the hallway.
As she walked down the eor1-
dor off 10 the kitchens. she heard
music coming from the living
room. From the touch. she knew
Il must be Jetta. IL was much
different from the wild, half-mad
melody she had played previously
when she climaxed Der emotional
storm by threatening kay's life.
Now the music Was soft,
pleasant. peaceful II was
clue 10 Jetta's thoughts and
hopes. She must be very Ger
tain of herself now. May de-
cided. with everything under
her tight control
The found the kitchen without
difficulty. deposited her tray Of
dishes where WI had told her,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Trend Toward Brief Bob for Summer
Makes Care of Hair Doubly Important

With more and more smart
women. Including the Hollywood
starr. adopting shorter eosffarss
for summer. hair health and well
being become donhiy important
The real charm Il any short hair
do les in the natural slesm q
the hair itself. And hair which
Isn't healthy just doesn't have .
aiming look about a.
Regular and proper brushing Il
the great eure-all for minor hair
ailments. 81 course Regular"
means At least four times = week.
Proper" means using brush
with long but fairly flexible hris-
ties. holding Il loosely IN the hand
and with each stroke placing u
flat against the scalp and then
moving II upward and outward TO
ends Of the hair.
This way. every speek Of dan
druff IL removed nom the scalp
and each hair IL cleaned and pol
ished.
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Dear Mother Of Two; II your
little BOYS have their hearts set
on playing football or baseball
some day. then IL should be easy
for You 70 get your future quar-
terbacks TO eat as they should.
In other words. a good rule 20
follow Il 10 discover the major
Interests Of your children and
then follow through with sug-
gestions on what they might
eat 10 excel In the sport, etc,
IN which they are interested.
Perhaps they might merely be
ambitious to lick the neighbor-
hood bully.
Whatever You do. don't coax
or nag your children about their
meals. Don't keep telling them
10 eat their vegetables because
they are good for them. nobody
child or grown-up-likes TO do
anything because 1t Is good for
him.
And don't take the attitude
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New Makeup
Helpful

NEW fsasdslsea rr=r<r<tlens
~ 49, sseh sn ImpFus<m<nt -
ths 81 .f<zhlcn<d s<rt<lI>s which
wsr~ TOO ezsy e. 49, - 6FfIHx
that q n<heese< every ~en<a 80
thinks ne do<<At reed : found<-
sicn - lss=s - ~ ere - to
ZEE oilY <AlnA there zrs naasd
sounaztinn. ~hleh are v<ry much
me liquid pewd<Fs = fact 49,
sfsl alspenss vita me need Tor
powder Th< trl<k. cf seurz~. =
70 sAea-~ sns which gives seur
skln : healthy. Fe<Y riaw Fe<x<t
that Cd RUE sheat pi<htnx re~~
der II match natural sin ten<sI
ia : Kccd rule only 4 yoar ain
tone. are naturally lovely. n th<y
are shallow - sFsyish. hsth pas-
Der ard foundstioa sheuid eh<s2s
them instead a making tb<fn ss<n
more sslluw % KFsylsh.
Yer dry snd normal sklns. th<rs
are fnundstlun fiims that give ths
akin = duii. smcash. s&tlny finish.
In addition. they mako rc~d<f
and rouge stay - for hours ard
hours. One particularly nice -.
risty u ro<y. pinki>h n<sKe. Kn>s
On smoothly ard auiekly. gives
the xsin ~ lFrsa~sc<nt kisw and
hold. powder IN place sss~rtteu-
ally sell This - sxeelisnt far
.sIicw complication.
A great many smart Wum<s.
VIA SO "a n that no mofs than
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
RIGHT WAY To
SHAMPOO HAIR

Experts agree that haphsssrd
shsmpooing IL responsible for the
lack OF shine On q great many
heads. one soaping and a brief
rinsing are not adequate.
The hair should be carefully
brushed. rinsed In hot water. then
given two vigorous sospings and
either four rinses In q bowl or fully
five minutes Of rinsing with
hand spray. Very often. gunmi-
ness after a shampoo In due TO
inadequate soaping rather than
skinny rinsing.
Never rub a cake Of soap on
your hair. II you do not have q
liquid shampoo. make one BY
shaving a cake Of soap and dis
solving the shavings in warm
water.
For women who wash their own
hair at home. = liquid soapless
shampoo IL simple 10 use because
Il IL so easy 10 rinse out. Despite
its sosplessness. II fathers quickly
and fluffy, and II comes In two
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21

types-one for droopy, oily locks
and one for extremely dry. frtzzy
hair.
During summer months The
average woman's hair needs wash
Ing once every five or six days.
instead OF every seven or eight
And the way 10 have fewer wave
and curl problems In hot weather
II 10 get . new. soft permanent
wave.
An old. loose permanent usually
lacks the strength 10 hold waves
in place when tho humidity 10 high.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21

found tho one shrouded with white
napkins which had been prepared
for Barry. and started boldly out
the door. Half way through. .
voice suddenly shouted at her.
'Wul" She jumped. shs was %
startled. Don't take ~ long with
that tray. I've got work for YOU
here. Understand ,"
Not daring to turn around and
face the chef. Kay nodded har
head vigorously. pushed open the
screen. and started on the long
walk across the yard and the mine
AREA TO the building WI had de-
scribed as the hospital.
II really was no more than three
city blocks. but Il seemed like
that many miles to the girl She
didn't meet anyone along the way.
although she imagined that eyes
were watching her from behind
every tree and building.
Ans HoAPttat Nas -@@aT H~Hes~
fled, a. II was the neatest building
IN the entire mine area II was
painted white. and there were
white curtains at the windows.
None Of the other buildings was
painted.
The mounted the steps. and e
she was about 10 mAnsuver the
tray onto one arm 20 open the
scren door. y nurse suddenly ap-
peared and pushed Il open.
Lunch for the Bozs p shs asked
with q smile. Kay nodded. but said
nothing. She followed the nurse
down = hallway. and entered =
large room IL the corner Of ths
building.
Her heart ieaped within her
ss she saw barry. lying In
bid. Ne locked thin. very
thin. and hls face Was pale.
The Tan which shs had re-
membered uas oompisfeiy
gone.
CONTINUED on Page 10. Column A.
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Don't Nag Your Children
About Their Meals
Mother Whose Two Boys Are Underwsiehi
Given Suggestions for Weight Building
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: have two little boys both Of whom
much underweght Can you give any suggestions
for building them up? do want to be able to send them
back to school in the fall weighing nearly what the
average child of their years should weigh.
have taken them to doctor and there nothing radical
~ wrong with them its just extremely difficult to get them
to eat they should thought that perhaps might be
able to tell method trick might have heard
of that be used TO get children they should
will be grateful for whatever suggestions you make
MOTHER OF TWO
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Today's
Recipes
RICE RING AND CRANBERRY
sAUCE

RICE RING AND CRANBERRY
SAUCE
cup rice
Beiiing sslted water
thsp. melted butter
Dreamed shrimp. chicken. az
other cresnsed mixture
Minced parsley
i7-oL can eilied cranberry
sauce
Wash nice and cook until tender
in boiling sailed water Drain
thoroughly and pack into CREASED
ring mold Pour butter through and
over the rice. Place mold IN pan 81
hot water. cover with CREASED
paper and bake in = moderate oven.
$50 degrees r.. 20 minutes. OF until
firm. Invert onto serving dish.
ioosening edges with q knife % IS
to unmold 1t easily. Fin center
with creamed shrimp. OF other
mixture. and sprinkle minced par
sley over top. Garnish with slices
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Piqskin Gloves

Dear Miss Grey: Can pigskin
gloves be washed or must they be
sent TO the cleaners each time they
are soiled? WIN you please print
your answer In your column.
SALLY.
Dear Sally: Pigskin gloves
wash very nicely In warm mot
hot) water and mild soap suds.
he sure 10 soften them up while
they are still slightly damp.
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dowu-to normal. . MARKED Inn
provement In health. ahiIity Ia
study and behavior IL evident.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Cab Driver Gets
Capture Award

Roger Y Marendt. Checker cab
driver who caught burglar, today
was presented with the jewelers.
Security Alliance award of 500 in
"a ceremony in the office of Tito
Andres, president Of the Checker
Cab Company.
The award was presented 10
Margodt for being the person who
most effectively aided IN captur-
ing a thief who threw a brick
Through the window of Wright.
Kay e. Co. jewelers. al Woodward
avenue and John r. street, at $50
a. m..-June Ii
Also rewarded were Patrolmen
Walter j. Stapleton and Ernest
" Ward of the first precinct,
whom Margodt hailed after wit
messing the attempted burglary
and who captured the burglar after
"a chase They were each given en-
graved watches The awards were
made bS- PeFoS' zt,t--teff;- treasurer
of the leWelry firm. .----
The burglar Laborn Phillips. %,
who came here from Washington.
d G pleaded guilty and Vas sen
fenced 10 from 2 i2to Is years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
7 Hit-dnd-Run
Drivers Sought
In Man S Death

Two hit-run drivers were sought
today after their cars struck and
killed Homer Gates. so, Of 1887
West Grand boulevard. as he was
crossing West Grand boulevard at
Linwood avenue.
According TO Woodrow Hale,
1851 Wreford avenue, a witness,
the driver of the first car that
struck Gates came 10 a halt. A
second car then passed over
Gates body and continued on,
The first driver then pursued the
second and forced his car 10 the
curb a half a block from the
accident After short converse
tion, Hale said, the drivers both
drove off
Hales death brought Detroits
traffic toll for 1871 10 1877 as
compared with 173 on this date
year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
HOW Can |
Get a LOAN 2"
Whoi 10 do 10 borrow $40 TO $500 quickly
and simply-How YOU may repay In
convenient monthly insiollments

XXToUIp 4 500 or 500 loan come
w in handy this month, Have you
old bills you would like 70 clean up
with loan2
II YOU have Job, YOU may borrow
up to $500 at Household Finance in
a simple, private transaction. Then
you may repay your loan in monthly
installments arranged to fit your own
income and paydays.
3 woyS 10 borrow
Suppose that you need 500 The
table shows that u monthly install
ments OF 50 = each witt repay a Sf66
loan in full. Or. il you wish smaller
payments, a. little as $500 month
will repay a 500 loan IN rs months
All you do to apply for Household
Finance loan IS TO tell us how much
you need and how you wish 20 repay.
Household Finance loans are made Ii
three ways. First way: On your per
sonal note. No security required. This
type of loan Is made, when CIrCuru-
stanees warrant 70 both single PEI
sons and married couScs. Second
way On your car This plan may best
NJ your needs. Third way On your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

Der Of Local ga Of the Bill
Posters Union
Eddie Shoemaker tips the
football experts TO watch Fran
els Curran- the Iowa guard -aS
candidate for -all-conference
honors.
Four-year-old Judith KilandeF
feeding the pigeons in front Of
City Hall as Mrs. Geraldine Kill
ander her mother, cried: Come
on Judy, they've had enough.
Let's 20 now :"
Robert Steinle Of Lansing
designs the Watch While You
Walk" posters
V. B. Steinbaugh. Michigan's
ambassador TO Washington, says
OPM production experts esti-
mate only 25 per cent Of the
machinery in auto plants can
be used for defense projects :.
Wayne Smith Of Jackson and
Clvde Riggs of Pontiac explain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Edward T T. brennan
Rites Set tomorrow for
PrintinQ Executive

A requiem high mass viii be
sung tomorrow at $50 a. m. in
the Gesu Catholic Church for
Edward T. brennan. AZ. Of 17419
Pennington avenue, general man
ager of the Gagnier Printing
Plate Company. Mr.. brennan
died suddenly at his home Monday
A member OF the Air Corps in
World War /. Mr.. brennan is sur
vived by his wife, Marguerite: a
daughter. Margaret K, A son. r.
Thomas. and a brother, Francis w
lDiCk) brennan.
Burial Will be in Mt Olivet
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Mrs. Fern Swdrtout
Pianist and Music Teacher
Dies at Age Of 49,

Funeral services for Mrs. Fern
Work Swartout. ~. prominent
pianist and music teacher. will he
held tomorrow AZ ] p. m. AT the
Nicely funeral home. 1858 May
bury Grand
Mrs Swartout. who lived az
264S Clements avenue, was the
director the last two years of the
Michigan annual music festival
and was a former president Of the
Michigan Music Teachers Asso-
citation.
She is survived by her husband.
Frank l..
Burial will be in Grandlawn
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Two Held on Gun CHARGE

Charged with Illegally possess
ing firearms. Carl Rogers, AZ. and
Hugo BiaCini. 81. both paroled
convicts. stood mute when ar
raigned today before Federal
Judge Ernest A 0,BFien and were
held under $4,000 bail each for
examination October y. The men
are accused a possessing two IS
caliber revolverS. They had been
picked up by Detroit police on
suspicion Of possessing burglary
tools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Private Rites for Brandeis

WASHINGTON. oct. 7-QNS)
Private funeral services will be
held here this afternoon for Louis
-Dembitz BrandeiS. retired justice
OF the Supreme Court, who died
Sunday night. Burial also will be
private. The condition of Mrs.
Brandeis. seriously i'll herself for
several days prior 10 her husbands
death. has become grave since the
Justice passed away
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

nouncer Joe HUMPHREYS unable
10 pronounce Lees name, in
PRODUCED him at fight as
Canada Lee The name stuck.
DR.. A. II. Whitaker is recov-
eripgs fFeFH cold
Allen B. Crow Of the Eco
Monies Club predicts a record
turnout when Lord Halifax, the
British ambassador, speaks later
in the month
Things They Like 10 Remem-
Der; Detective Gene kinney
Going TO the grocery store with
my { q [ b er when he paid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

Pearl Buck. the noted autho
who spent much Of her life in
China. will make her first appear
ance in Detroit Friday night when
she speaks at the Wilson Theater
under auspices Of the United China
Relief Committee on the secret
OF China's victory
Also on the same program with
Miss Buck will be Kerstin Thor.
borg. noted Metropolitan Opera
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
PERSONAL LOANS $40 70 5000
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
Goto-o-1otto,ts
4 Lsiasus-LD

Downtown
jas WEST FORT STREET Room A2s,
9Th Flou Penobscu' BufidiuV
n 4 GSr1a Nr Cherry 3l7o
WOODWARD At CADILLAC SQUARE
llth Floor. National Bank Banding
= Cfoaarfe. N Cadillac 0sss
40 NlCHiGAN<C orncr ehrihv
Third Floor Lafayette ruIdIur
g l.. Hrs Nt Cadillac 63e2
EAST
l4446 GRATiOT AVE lutf above seven
Mile Road across from Mon gomery Ward
Paul A-,H7so'E VIZ Arlington 100
99o2 CRATIOT AVE. above Harpcf
4 =. Ryisrd. Mr.. Plaza 1871
1909 JEFFERSON AVENUE EAST
Corner DiCkcfson
{ r. Hafd. Me-. LEner oA55
WEST
77O7 MICHIGAN AVE. corner Central
X. L. Frea0ick. Mgr Vins~ood 7-24So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

Michigan is going to Virginia to
visit his parents. and for a bird
shooting vacation
Judge Guy A. Miller esti-
mated the docket of Circuit
Court is 13 months behind
schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

mon Council
that hot dog
b un s deliv-
cred 10 the
Belle Isle re-
frectory arc
stale
c a n a d a
Lee. the ac-
tor, lunching
with CHAM
pion J o Q
Louis His
real name is
Lionel Cane
gate. He's a
former fighter
a n d jockey.
Figh [ An
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Pearl Buck TO Talk in Drive
Here Friday for Aid 10 China

contralto. Both are donating their
services TO the United China relief
cause.
All Chinese business places will
be closed from noon to 5 p. m. Fri
day so that virtually the entire
Detroit Chinese populatiofrof 1900
can participate in parade COM
memorating the thirtieth anniver-
sary Of China's independence,
known 10 Chinese as "Double-Ten
day. which also falls on Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
National Builders
Meet Here Next Week

Detroit will be host next week
TO the Fall board meeting of the
Associated General Contractors of
America. IL was announced today
10y waiter Z Cousel president OF
the General Builders Association
of Detroit local division of the
national association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

the monthly
bill and re-
ceiving a free
bag of candy
from the pro-
p r j Q I o r.
Nurse Mable
-RngerS="The
time my fam
lily first took
-rTP- Oh DE-
mic TO BOb-LO
Island
A d NJ a n
Clarence %
Blessed h a s
been an nom
Orary men,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
People
You
Know

Court Reporter Lamont T
Chestnut has plowed the seas in
in a submarine, flown in an
airplane and travelled widely in
Mexico and the United States
but until Saturday had never
been on a railway train.
Chestnut, 81 years old. is at
-tacf1ed TO the court Of Judge
w. Mckay Skillman. He took
his first train ride on the foot
ball special 10 Ann Arbor with
Butler Sumner
City Purchaser Edward II.
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

ing the CCC
X h b IL at
Hotel Statler.
M a Y o r
Blaine & l.
man Of High
land p ar k
p r o I g : I s
against tele-
phone calls to
his home by
c gu n tS Job
holders seek
ing pay raises.
p r Q 8 j.
d mt Ralph
T n O m a 6 Of
the Autono-
ila-GiHi1of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
FIR. James Melting
~
FUnefdI Kites tomorrow
for Retired Pastor
Tlme. star Correspondent

il i t-E[sts 81 i-t--,,r- '7T.=F'unrTa
Services VIII be held al 1870 m
tomorrow in St Mary's Roman
Catholic Church for tire Rev Fr
James Melting. retired pastor oil
St Patrjck.S Church. Carleton
who died here Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

HIGHLAND PARK
1871 WOODWARD AVENUE
second III Terminal Arcsds
q = Norton. Me- ToNnSsns s-2A3A
1888 WOODWARD AVE. cor Navshv
p. N DSwsoH. Mr.. To~nsend s-6sii
GRAND RIVER
1881 GREENFIELD AZ Grand River.
opno~Ite Montgomery Ward
! + Roth, nQ VErr'ent $500
f,25 GRAND RIVER. above JOY Road
= 4 Norfts. M TYLER 10000
95oS GRAND RIVER. corner LIvgrnuw
& n Brooks, Mr. HOsaFth $500
DEARBORN
1908 MIC HiGAN AVENUE
One block Uest Of Schacffer Road
{ " MGi,r. hfr Oregon 6S4o
Ofher Ogicss Through MichisoH
Sss Your PHONE Boot foy tie Addrsst
Of the OfUs ksorsd You
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

furniture. This plan is used by thou
sands. Here character and income are
far more important than the value OF
your security. Your loan will be made
the way which best fits your own
situation
Other important points: II is not
necessary 10 ask friends or fellow
workers 10 act as endorsers. And at no
time do We question friends or rela-
tIvcs about your money affairs You
get your loan quickly and simply.
Get your loan for less
Payments in the table include charges
al Household 5 rate of211 20 per month
on that part OF balance hot exceeding
500 and go per month on that part
OF balance in excess OF 500 The
Small Loan Law permits US 10 charge
substantially more than this Some
finance companies do charge more.
We publish our rates and payments
20 help you shop for your loan.
If you need money tor arI emergency,
bring yeaF problem to Household Oh
Just phone and say that you need a
loan We are here to serve you. Phone
or visit US without obligation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Obituaries
Thomas J. Lille Jr.
Former Detroiter Dead
in Indiana at bb

Funeral services for Thomas j.
Little Jr, former prominent De-
Itroit engineer who died yesterday
at South Bend Ind, at the age of
Sc, were held today from the VIII
liam r Hamilton Funeral Home.
Cass and Alexandrine avenues.
Little. who was national presi-
dent of the Society Of Automotive
Engineers in 1926. came here from
philadelphia. where ne had been
research engineer of the Welsbach
Company in 1917 10 take like
position with the Cadillac Motos
Car Company Later he was chief
engineer for the Lincoln Motor Car
Company until 1927 when he went
10 indianapolis As vice president
land chief engineer Of the Marmon
Motor Car Company.
After Marnon went out Of bust
ness he returned 10 Detroit in 1881
and went into business for himself
as a consulting engineer In 1886
he went to Syracuse. n. Y. as
chief engineer for the Easy Wash
ing Machine Company At the time
of his death he was director Of en-
Igineering for the Bendix Home
Products Corporation in South
Bend
He is survived by his widow. a
daughter, Mrs. Colin Campbell Of
Birmingham, Mich; a son. Thomas
J Little III of 11S Meadow Lane.
Crosse Pointe. and three grand
sons, Colin Campbell Jr., John
Campbell and Thomas j. Little ".
He died after a weeks illness
following a heart attack. Burial
was in Woodlswn Cemetery.
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City Purchaser Edward II.
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Wayne Smith Of Jackson and
Clvde Riggs of Pontiac explain