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La gaceta., 1941-05-13
La piscina de natacion de Cuscaden
sera alberta el pr6ximo domingo
Herbert Bissett nombrado administrator

ra, permanecera alberta entire
las 3 de la tarde y las 10 de Ia
noahe.
Luego de que las esouslas sc
cierren Sc estableceran nuevas
hOras, comenzando a las nueve
lie la manan?.
La mayor atanci6n Sc dara al
cuidado de los ninos cuando es-
ten en- ell aqua.
Regiran los precios de 90 cts.
los mayores y 10 los nifos.
Una invitaci6n Sc extendera
a las fuerzas de MacDill Field.
Tarjstas especiales Sc pom
dram a la venta, con derecho a
20 dias y ell precio de I'm peso.
Estas tarjetas seran para los
ninos de pocos resursos y po-
dram ser compradas por los cirl-
dadanos que desssn hacer a los
ninos un valioso regalo.
va 10 saben las familias lati-
mas: la Piscina Sc abrira ell do
mingo y ALI estara asegurada la
vida de sus hijos.
La gaceta., 1941-05-13
Por w. B. Walter

Londres, Mayo 13.-Rara vez
puede I'm comandante militar O.
cupar una posici6n mas expues-
ia o mas desesperada que la del
Duque de Aosta, cuya suerte fae
decretada Ell dfa que I~nglaterra
pas6 de la defensive al ataque
contra las colonias italianas del
Africa Oriental. Cast nos atre-
verfamos a calificar la suerte de
Aosta, de suerte tragica, porque
81 mismo no puede haber tenido
nunca ninguna duda sobre ell re-
sultado final de la campaha.
La gaceta., 1941-05-13

Eel Duque era una perScnall-
dad sumamente popular en- tia
liza. Hombre alto bien proporcio-
nado y apenas de %cuarenta a
nos. Nunca vestia de uniforme
por ell prurito de lucirlo, pero es
un soldado de nacimisnto y dc
caracter. Despues del atentado
a la vida del Mariscal Graziani,
ell que habia traspIantado sus
metodos brutales y opreSivos
desde Libia a Abisinia, ell Du-
que de Aosta que hasta entonces
habia mandado un cuerpo de e.
jercito, fue nombrado Virray
de Abisinia y al mismo tempo
Comandante en- Jefe de las Fuer
zas Italianas en- la Africa Orien
tai.
La gaceta., 1941-05-13
La Real Aviacio6n ataco de nuevo a MANNHEIM
Hundido un acorazado italiano.
Las columns ~ingIesas Sc acercan a los fascistas

Londres, mayo 13.-Durante
la noche fue atacado dc nuevo
ell centric industrial de Mann
helm, en- ell oeste de Alemania.
Las bombas produjeros algunos
incendios. Escuadrillas de apa-
ratios de bombardeo atacaron a
Cologne y Koblenz. MuelIes y
almacenes fueron alcanzados Y
destruidos en- Ostente y Dun
querque.
Berlin admite que Bremen J
otros lugares del oeste de Ale
La gaceta., 1941-05-13

La Junta de Racreo'de Ia ciu-
dad de Tampa, con la cu2l labo-
"a ell caball:rosO supervisor y.
Higgins, abrira el pr6ximo DO
mirgo la piscina de natacl6n Gel
parque Cuscaden.
Tn conocido %atleta, Herbert
Bissett, sera ell administrator
de la Piscina y con 81 colabora-
ran Miss Peggy Card, instruc-
tora de nataci6n y guarda SAT-
vavidas; Bill Rsid, instructor
de nataci6n y guarda salvavi-
das, y Nanny de Castro, que ten
dra a su cargo Ell cuidado inte-
rior y los e2caparates.
Mientras las escuelas 'perma-
nezcan abiertas, la Piscina, Gu
va aqua es absolLtamente pu-
La gaceta., 1941-05-13
Ell Duque de Aosta, denotado
Viney de Abisinia
Tn bravo soldado, pero ha llegado Ell fin de
sus sueios de realeza

Sc ilustra por Ell hecho de que
Aubo tempo en- que ell Rey y 81
'rfncipe Heredero Humberto
enian especial cuidado en- evil
ar aparecer en- pdiblico con ell
Ouce. Cierta noGhe Mussolinl
isit6, sin anunciarlo, un teatro
ell Principe Heredero que esta-
"a alli, Sc levant6 y Sc marcho
lie manera que TODD ell mundo 10
not6. Es solamente desde Ell prin
cipio de la guerra que los dos
partidos tratan de dar al pue-
10 la impression de unas mejo-
es relaciones.
La gaceta., 1941-05-13

mania fueron atacados aver
por la aviaci6n 'nglesa.
Ell Almirantazgo informa que
el acorazado italiano "Vittorio
Veneto", de $4,000 toneladas.
parece haber sido hundido por
los ingleses. Aparentemente el
hundimient oocurri6 en- la ba-
ITALIA de Matapan. Los aviones
ingleses han venido buscando
ell buque en- los puertos italianos
y n ohan podido necontrarle.
BESIDE Abisinia comunicaa
La gaceta., 1941-05-13

que Sc acerca el fin de la campa-
IA de Abisinia para $4,000 SOL
dados italianos atrapados en-
Amba Alaji. Las trOpas nigesas
llegaro mayer a Mai ecu. Dos co
lumnas britanicas v~erifican Ia
importante operation de "lim-
pieza".
La gaceta., 1941-05-13

81, senor, compre la
pintura B. L. p. Sofa.
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenlda
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-05-13
LA SOBRE
LAS CARRETERAS
ANUNClESk EN-
LA GACETA

La ley de las Careleras ha pasado la Camara y ell senadO. Excep-
tia a la Giant Packer Poster Boards de las conrbucones del Estado
yreglas, pr cuanto las Carhleras de la Packer estan dentrO de los IL
W. A. ahands, ell principal patrocinador de la Ley Ndmero Is del Sc
en TODD ell Fg.ado. Ell impuesto Sc carga soamente sobre los careles
en- las afueras de la cnudad. 81 ell impuesto fuera cargado sobre todas
las carteeras ell cualquer lugar del Estado, entOnces proporcionrfa
verdaderos ingresos y nadie Sc quejarfa.
Ea ley IS muy drashca. Da a las cuadrilas de convictOs y los e1
cotas armados ell derecho a entrar en- prophdad prfvada, con FUER-
IA y ARMAS, y detruir los carteles y las cateleras N los cuales Sc
haya pintado.
Eta ley es CONFTSCATORIA, pr cuanto ensancha ell presente
derecho de canine Ell todas las carrehras pdbicas e N Is pies adico-
males, de cada lado, sin compensation a los propietarios, y prvara a
los uenos de herras de la mayor parte de JUS ingresos pr alquler.
Esta ley IS NCNsTIoTUCIONAL porque quta Is pies mas de
la terra de los prophtarios para las carreteras, sin una justa compen-
sac6n; 81 ell DEPARTMENT. de Carreteras puede robar vuestra terra,
Ipor que ha de pagan ota vez por adicionales derechos de canine?
Los derechos de propiedad en- la Florida NADIA signifcaran 81 listed
permhe que este proyecto Sc convierta en- ley.
Ell GOBFRNADOR SPESSARD L. HOLLAND tiene cnco dfas pa
ra vear la ley luego de que negue a su despachO. ACTUE AHoRA'
escrIba, telegrafte o telefonee a vuesro gobernador en- Tallahassee
para que vte la ley ndmero Is del Senado Ell su presente forma.
Ell COMITE A LA CONSERVATION DE
Los DERECHOS DE PROPIEDAD
Edico del Hotel Riviera, DaytOna Beach. Florida.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
Games


piece was turned In BY Larry
Carlos, of Hubarth & Schott.
who set down the Vernier nine
with three spare singles. Lone
hits were scored by Mcintyre.
Vernier right Short =. vernier.
second sacker, A. Glassow. sub
stitute centerfielder.
Among the Is hits scored by
the H. & S. team were triples
by Shields. Sc o n d baseman,
Beardslee, (2). leftfielder, and
Strassburg, leftshort.
The Eagles and Hubarth &
Schott are tied for the lead in
the Recreation league.
One Recreation loop game is
scheduled for this evening. The
Independents, who were rained
out last Thursday. will take on
DeMolay at the Pottery Field.
DeMolay lost to HUI b arth &
Schott in an opener.
Gilbert's Cut-Rate and A. &
w. Root Beer will play the sole
Twilight league game at st.
Mary stadium. Gilbert's won its
first engagement last week, and
the Root Beer nine was washed
out.
All games start promptly at
$50 p. m.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20

suetsea. ssllssatvsav - uUau11E -
the bsss prices s6esinan1s - - hlOAsa
biddr. ~ -. yWsDov-l1vo ~ -
1881 . - oaiA 1swa = ~ $1,000
ssIs. balsses - - ~ wieAis uhsos -
days efsse he sa1s. ~ pssp0U YIN
b ofssrsd ~ aals as16sct - "a elsAas.
liens and sneamhEaness q any nams
and nature. the 1ecs1vos ceiling what
ever interest ~ may hsve n he sssets.
without recourse O warranty Of any
kind OF eharactsg. That ~ noesiv1 has
On fils st hi eefies ~ dssesiblaG ~
ssssts 20 b sold snA which said N =
open for ex1minattou b. any party q
parties mtsgssesd n buying Tie property
Ut the sale shove described. UupiicnSe
lists are On file 1t NationaI Bank Of
Richmond. Richmond. Michigan and at
The Citizens STATE Bank. Emmett. Aichi-
gan.
Any sale or sales viii be made subject
TO confirmation Of the Court before aid
sale or sales become absolute and con-
firmstion Of said sale or sales win be
brought on for hearing before said Court
on the Ord day of June. A. D.. 1871. a.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20

90 - s.id County. On the iSth day
of Nay n d. le4i.
Present: Hon. Joseph ". rrombly,
Ju1Ds - Probate.
= Ne Matter Of the Estate Of Matthias
Miller. Deceased.
Mary oerou having filsd In said
ccut . petition praying thsa the Cd
ministTatton d.b.n.. VIVA. Of said estate
~ granted 70 Edith Miller Hafeu or 20
some other suitable person.
u 70 Ordered. That the soth day of
June A. d. lsll, at ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon, 1t said Probste Office, be
and y hereby appointed sor hearing said
petition:
II b Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given ~ publics-
ton Of . copy OF this order. once each
week for three successive weeks pre-
vious 70 said day Of hearing. In the
Daily Monitor. . newspapes printed and
circulated In said County.
JOSEPH ". TRoMBLY.
Judge Of Probate.
A true copy.
MARY HARRISON.
Register of Probate
May 70. ~. June s-MON
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20

Nstsss % Sale % asoaAsing Asss1s % ~
0e0phls oeaSs Danh
Hay -. lo11
STATE or MICHIGAN. Ths Circuit
Court for the County Of Aacomh
IN CHANCERY
Ru6olph =. 1siehsr1 Commissions q
The 1eAking Department state Of Mich
iGan. rl1inttn.-vs,
The Memphis state Bank. q Miehigan
Baking Corporation. Defendant.
No. oSlo
NOTICE or SALE or RETAINING
ASSETS or THE AE1GPHls STATE
BANK.
Notes q hereby given that pursuant
to IN oroer and decree Of said court.
duly entered on the ard day Of April.
A. D.. lS$l. the undersigned Receiver
will offer for sale on the 9th day Of
May. A. D., ie4i. 1t 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon OF said day. Eastern Standard
time. or 1t any subsequent time and hour
a. approved BY said Court. at his office
located Ut el< Price Bldg. City Of Mount
Clemens, Michigan. all the remainins
property both real and personal Of the
Memphis State Rank ut public or private
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20

Thompson. lo7h. Los Angeles.
drew (1o); Jackie Wilson. 1877.
Los Angeles, knocked out Baby
Arixmendi, l3S. Mexico CO..
(For California Welterweight
Title).
Corpus Christi = Rafael Es-
para, lao, Mexico City. out
pointed Don Eddy, lat, Buffa-
10, N. Y. (10).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
Fights
Last Might

~ the Assec1asee Press
oMILWAUKEE-Petey Scalzo,
l25, New York, outpointed Phil
Zqick, 124h, Kaukauna, Wis.,,
(15) (Retained N.B.A. Feather
weight title)
Cleveland - Sammy Angott,
1873, Louisville, outpointed Len
ny Boom Boom) Mancini, 1S7,
Youngstown, Ohio. (l0) (non-
title); Mike Rata, 1913, Newell,
w. Va, outpointed Irish Jimmy
Gilligan, 127, Buffalo, (8).
Philadelphia - Ray (Sugar)
Robinson, 1851, New York,
knocked out Nick Castiglione,
1877, Chicago, ~.
Baltimore - Clarence (Red)
Burman, 1919, Baltimore, stopped
Mike Alamo, 210, Newark. N.
j., (6).
Chicago - Harvey Dubs, 143,
Windsor, Ont, outpointed Tony
Petroskey, 142, Muskegon, Mich.
(8).
New York - Elvira (Kid)
Tunero, 159h, Cuba, stopped
Wild Bill Mcdowell, 1914, Dali
las, Texas, co..
North Little Rock, Ark.-Bob
Skies, 100, Pine Bluff, Ark,
knocked out Lee Oma, 1873. De-
troit, (3).
Holyoke, Mass. - Beau Jack,
134Rs, Springfi ell d, Mass,
knocked out George Salamone,
1874, Boston, (8).
Los Angeles - Tony Music,
2O0h, Chicago, and Turkey
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-20
Legal Notices

Matthias 1llllss. Iseals-ADpsintment 81
A1Dlnistratss. yuas =. lsll.
STATE or MICHIGAN, The Probate
Court for the County Of Macomb.
Al Q soesion Of said Court. held at the
Probate Office In the City Of Mt. Glenn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
NEW HAVEN NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. william White, 27S2
Rear street: Ishem Citation and
Jesse White motored to Chicago
Friday night to attend the colored
all-star ball game Sunday at Comis-
key Park.
Mrs. o. l.. Lewis. 2001S Northlawn
avenue OF Detroit spent Sunday
night at the home OF Mrs. George
Walker. 340O Main street.
George walker is i'll in the st.
Joseph hospital in Mt. Clemens.
His brother. Roy and nephew and
sister are here from Roanoke, Va.
while he is ILL.,
Leon stanton and family returned
home Saturday from Athens. Tenn.
New Hope Baptist church had as
their guest Sunday afternoon at 3
pm. the Live Wire quartet. Mrs.
Ivry OF Mt. Pleasant. district presi-
dent OF the Mt. Pleasant, was also
present.
The Rev. Mr.. Johnson Of Niagara
Falls. ont. father OF Mrs. Noble
Rogan. preached at New Hope Bap-
list church Sunday evening at 1880
o'clock.
Mrs. Susie Rounds and Roy Will
liams OF Cleveland were guests at
the home OF Mrs. George Walker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Continued from page u

The Women which treats OF the
Advancement Of the Negro women
IN the world, past and present.
pr and Mrs. Dawson OF Detroit
were seen among the auditors
In spite Of the terrific heat the
spirit Of these noted characters has
run high 4 sort OF pep mass
meeting. whore welcomes were ex-
tended and introductions made.
took place sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Motion presided.
Or. Mary Mcleod Beihune. presi-
dent Of Beihune-Cookman college.
noted platform speaker. now The
Negro topnoich representative in
Washington DC. where she is SUI
perviscr OF the NYA, as guest
sneaker made a fervent appeal for
courageous womanhood, ready 70
serve America and to insist that
IL shall not fail them. Or. Bethune.
who has been honored by such
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Mrs. Christine Smith

schools as vassar. pointed TO the
great strides" made by Negro
women in business. professional
life, on the concert stage. in gov
eminent service and in civic life.
woman's day is here" she said,
land here is her opportunity,
through organized club channels
TO pool strength and resources for
more power and influence
But averrcd the eminent wo-
man leader. "the Negro woman
must fortify herself with knowl-
edge of what is happening, become
acquainted with activities and
functions of joint departments
which engage Negro leaders and
work toward leadership in those de-
partments.'
Furthermore. felt Mrs. Bethune
Negro women must defend Ameri-
ca with the best they have, and,
also. defend their race She point
ed to the emblazoned motto OF the
women, Lifting as we climb
Following the mass meeting a
reception was held in the Chamber
OF Commerce.
Most of the women made the trip
by special trains. 81. Louis delega-
ton was headed by vice-President-
at-Targe Arsania VI. williams.
Seen at the session were report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

he likes Texas but misses the De-
troit talent.
A letter from Margarita Lewis. al
so in Houston. She tells me that
the talent is superhne.
A letter from Herman Berry. Hes
breaking II up says Herman, This
southern hospitality Is tops. but the
chicks are still better"
Tldblts Again
The Delta Moonlight on Monday,
August IA. should be the object OF
all Sub-Debs and local swains' at
tention these days.
Ardys Tyler OF washington Is
here visiting.
Barbara. the youngest LOOMS,
keeps cool by wearing pigtails.
You've simply got to hear You
won't let me GO recorded By
Buddy Johnson and his orchestra.
II is finer than I'm Falling for
YOU"
Speaking OF falling. Lucius Gallo
way fell pretty hard for pretty
Janice whitby.
Don't forget that the Sub-Debs
are sponsoring a series OF splash
parties at the WV every Monday
now.
Fleet wood Mccoy OF Chicago and
Idlewild is mad about II. c. OF De-
troit, hut II. c. says her heart be-
longs TO Bill.
It's a nice Sub-Deb style to paint
rims OF spectacles, rings, earrings,
homemade pewelry. etc. with bright
red nail polish.
To wear an ''up-lift' hairstyle In
hot weather.
To wear your spectator pumps
without stockings and apply sun
tan liqui powder to your legs.
To wear novel earrings
To make your own jewelry from
painted macaroni shells or colored
wrapping cord.
Sayings
Last year Il was Gone With the
Wind" and this year II Is Caught
In the Draft"-Peter Whitaker
you Come like Busters Russ Over
Like the Farmer said to tho
potato. III plant YOU now and die
you later"-Iris Bell Until
Then. Stuff''-Little Slater.
Prince fCharming) Walker and
Sarah Casey are definitely thai
way about each other.
Bill Matney thinks that Ernestlnt
Foster Is quite lovely.
Well. keep cool friends til mex
week and g'bye now.--Little Sister
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Sub-Debs

Confined from page A.
opening OF Billy Fullers heart.
That's right. He's between crushes
and don't rush. girls.
Dedicati0ns
There'll be some changes made
from Elwood Cook TO Rachel Mutt.
oh. you beautiful Doll, from Fer
Don Bryant to Dorothy Hicks
/ Can't Make Up My Mind, Oliver
Broome TO many--Do worry, Rose
Campbell TO Billy Dunbar--l'll
Never Smile Again, A. S.-Frances
Harvard TO Charles Armstrong,
Man | Love from Cinderella
Keep Cool, Fools. from Lenold
Davis.
Caroline Armstrong has recent
" arrived from Brooklyn. New
York, TO visit her aunt. Mrs. Man
fred Hill, on Melbourne. Maybe
that will help those west side cats
who are talent hunting.
Mrs. James Moore and daughter
Agnes will soon visit the west
COAST, anu .NtW %htAiNo All q NoNo
ton OF three weeks.
This And That
Well this torrid weather finally
got the best of the Sub-Debs. $500
they simply tripped on of to the
Island for dip.
The Ace OF Hearts," that myster
ious man about town, tells me that
Leonard Enrol Flynn Hayes has
one eye on Penny Singleton OF
Brooklyn and the other on JEANNE
Waundless.
A little birdie told me that one
local man namely. Prince Charm
ing walker, has lost bis heart TO
a cute little Sub-Deb. Could 1t be
Cara Casey?
In the Mallbox
4 card from Leon Kennedy and
Julian Witherspoon. They're up In
Benton Harbor on L. F. Browns
farm. They say they're having a
ball.
Joan Dell Russell writes me from
Georgetown, sc.
a letter from Robert Perkins
who is in Houston, Texas. He says
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
MONROE News

The Rev. CARTIER Rohsrsr' a
Tor choir and Gospel chorus u's :, s'n'
ond Baptist in ypsIlanti wor, y PC.
at Carey's Chapel AME s Sn,pIsd
July ~. Or. Robertson ,no s.nuay
Forbidden Fruit" 'e' o.
Sunday, Aug. 3 atspm ~.
W. K. Smith, pastor 81 ~ c.. ae'.
Chapel AME church O, Mon, .s''Ii
Senior choir will worshIn :, saa
Campbell Chapel in whittsks, ~ y
Rev J. A. Parker is pastor '''' ia
ThePentacostal church o. ~.
roe, Mich. will hold council n ~Oa'
ing for four days beginning .u ,s', '
The Rev. Mr.. Harris Is pas,or rs L
MIR. and Mrs. HAYWOOD co.,.
ton entertained Calvin and Ioh.,'.
Shelton over the week Ths ~
boys are sons Of the Rev. ana w ~
Moses Williams CT Hazlett street = !,
Detroit. wv ~
Marie Madison OF YpsilsntI :, q.
house guest OF Mr.. and Mr., wa n,
Hardaway OF Monroe. Marie ,s !.
ting their daughter, Ruby.
Mrs. Lester Wise and family :,
Gary. Ind, are visiting their n, |.
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Jori,,
and relatives in Monroe.
Mrs. Tennie Freeman and han,
daughter. Charlotte left for Linn,
Rock. Ark. where they will spss,
their Summer vacation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

ers from local and national papers.
Flags. banners, placards, speeches
featured the sessions.
All-in-all this twenty-second
biennial has been one OF the most
inspiring in the organizations his
tory. was the opinion OF many.
Much has been accomplished and
women have been led to return 10
their homes for another two years
Of hard work. work with their To-
cal clubs and states and district
meets.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
CRySTEL LABELLE.
PSYCHOLOGIST and MEDIUM

Are you worried or troubled over
domestic love. marriage, business
changes or other afinlrsl Madam
LalseIIe can and will help you. Tx
pert advice ON NIL affairs of lie.
Your home by appointment. Call
VI. Gsg5. Readings $500. Hours 10
am. 10 10 pm. Satisfaction guarnn.
teed. Single or groups.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Crockett

right temple. making an exit from
the left side OF the head. The Cor
oner said IL was suicide.
Crockett was one OF those called
before Judge Homer Ferguson 5
one-man grand jury last year while
investigating corruption among
high city officials. Crockett, after
a grilling before the grand jury.
was named as co-conspirator and
endorsed as witness.
He was listed as an employe of
the New York and ST. Louis policy
house.
Born In Nashville
Several months ago Crockett was
arrested after he is alleged 10 have
offered an officer $50 bride.
Crockett was born in Nashville,
Tenn, and came TO Detroit approx
mately IS years ago. obtaining en-
ployment in Perry Brooks Accord
club. 1906 ST. Antoine. This was
the top gambling spot. and during
the roaring l920's when Detroit
was enjoying a boom. and national
" known gamblers like Pike Red.
Jimmy Boyd. Jim Crouch and 9th
or high betiors exchanged thou
sands OF dollars across the big
gambling table.
Crockett left Detroit in 1928. but
returned here eight or nine years
ago and has since been employed
in The policy racket. Funeral ar
rangements had not been made az
press time.
Crockett married virginia Banks
in 1921. but they were divorced
about FIVE years ago. There were
no children.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
AUTOCRASH
Confined from Page u

lors suffering fractured ribs
Willie Griffn p. Of 1871 l.aBelle.
was driving the ear ~ the time ~
the acciden Re was questioned
by police and later released. The
motcrman n 'hc street car was al
so questioned
Others in he car AZ the time 81
The accident were Miss Beatrice
Jackson and Henry Lewis.
Funeral services 'or the child
Viii be held SATURDAY. Mrs. Wilt
ans stated K she and her daagh-
Ter We're we'll enough 20 attend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
Plenty of Placements

DETROIT-A total Of nearly
10000 placements of all types have
been made so far this year by the
Michigan state Employment Service
II was announced today by V. r.
Steinbaugh. director OF the Michl-
gan Unemployment Compensation
Commission.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

Anyone knowing the whereabouts
81 Ollie Henderson, aged D, belle,-
cd 10 he living IH~Detroli, get in
touch with his brother. John Shep.
pard nj ii9 Columbia, r..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
CLASSIFIED
HELP WANTED

Four statesmen wanted 10 sell
Siokers. s3O.DO n week salary 10
start. tall between 1850 pm. See
:. Palmer. Stoker Installation TO-,
S3iG 18th ST.. Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
FOR RENT

Furnished Rooms In nice neigh.
b0rheOd for men. or working
couple; meals II wanted. III Lei.
cester Court. Tr. 2.2i02.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
WANTED

Experienced Ileauiy Operator
with good character. Must be WILL
Ing 10 work up trade. Call IN per-
son. Ruhy De Crahbe's Beauty
salon. 1920 4. DAWSON.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
FOR sALE-HOrsE

6i;l vlnewood-iO Rooms. Mod.
ern. 2h story Houses Garage,
&50OO-slO00 Down. VIM. Speler,
Ma. 300; TIE. 1.4ss4.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
REAL ESTATE

~rd like 10 be Jour salesman"
J. A. BIshaw. tyler 5000. l3s
South MorreIl.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty William 4 Patrick ~,
1904 It Antoine street

STATE on NIcHiGA> 10, the Circuit
c-e-, fcF re County O.. vayre II chan
GER
joins rEARLEs rLENONs Pain
~ IS EVA crEW0NS Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-02

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