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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-04
WILLIAMS ISSUES
 WARNING ON FIRES
Permits for Open BIazes to Be Issued Only Rainy
 Days Until May
CHESHIRE NEWS Cheshire Phone 334
 Hubert Rigney

Cheshire, March IA warning has been issued by Fire Chief Rich ard Williams concerning the dan- ger of starting fires in the open.
 Forest Fire Warden c. Dwight Hukham has received notice from the state forest fire warden that permits for fires in the open will not be issued, except on rainy days until early in May.
 BIackOut Successful
 Cheshire's first blackout was a de- cided success. Immediately on the sound of the warning whistles the lights went out all over town and all automobile traffic ceased. The authorities are much pleased with the manner in which the residents co-operated to make this success. Air raid wardens were on the job in large numbers ard did a good job.
 Mas0nS Meet Tomorrow The members of Hiram lodge, No. 1 of New Haven, will be entertained Thursday evening in Grange hall by Temple lodge of Masons. The master Mason degree will be conferred by officers of the visit ing lodge.
 Hiram lodge, founded in 1750 Is the oldest lodge in the state and retains many old customs which make the degree work of the lodge interesting,
 Mrs. Frank R. Denning is con- fined to her home on Meriden road by illness.
 Given Service Pins
 Drurie s. Bristol and George c Erskine were awarded 25 year serv- ice medals recently by the 2d Con- pany Governors Foot Guard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-04

Girls who sleep in Chislehurst Caves inn England have formed . Girl Guide company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-04

Natalie Reich and Louise Greenfield, prominent Waterbury vocalists, will perform at Temple hall, Sunday, March 8, in con- junction with the Mammoth Purim ball sponsored by the Wa terbury Hebrew Institute. Other talent ill the cast will include Stanley Freeman, pianist; Cantor Naumor Fleischmann; a novelty dance team composed of Lois Smelling and Donald Mitchell. and the music of Jay Brown and his University of Pennsylvania Orch- eStra. The curtain will be raised promptly at 8:3O p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-04
Fighting Fire Bombs
 To Be Shown By Film
Professor Scott Wood of Yale Speaker at Civilian
 Defense Farley This Evening
wATERTOWN

Correspondent Mrs. stephen Canty
Evening star., 1942-01-12

Ieys snd ckis, Rsod ths Junior stsr Fvs,y Svsdsy
Evening star., 1942-01-12
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Before this winter started, many
experts expected it would bring
attacks on British strongholds in
the Mediterranean Sea. Let's take
Q look Ut that sea today.
The name came from two Latin
words meaning middle" and land"
We might speak Of it as the middle
of-the- land" or between the land
sea. II Is between Europe and
Africa.
The Mediterranean Is large and
deep. Counting the Adriatic Sea
and all other parts Of the main sea,
1t contains more than 1.0o0, 900
square miles. It is II times as large
As Lake Superior.
In some places the great sea is
more than z miles deep. In one part
It is almost miles deep.
The Mediterranean Is broken up
BY islands and by juts Of land. Italy
stretches down into 1t, and the shape
Of Italy has made people speak Of
1t as . "boct."
The boot" looks Is If 1t were kick
hig 4 football-the island of Sicily.
Sicily almost touches . tip Of Italy,
and there isn't very much distance
between the other end Of Sicily and
Africa.
For Thousands # years, sailing
vessels have been passing acroas the
seA. The sailors ef Pheenieia. Car
thAoe aa1 0seeoe were the best Of
Evening star., 1942-01-12
-Mediterruneun Seq

sea warfare. snd won q few Victories
They did not however. make Rome
rank high In that field.
Italy entered the present war with
. fleet which seemed fairly strong.
1t was not, however, Z match for
the British, snd soon its sea power
was broken.
Great Britain has held i'm
portant islancs In the Mediterranean
through this war. The largest Of
these il callei Cyprus, and another
Is known Is Malta.
During q journey around the
world, looked over the flne harbor
At Valetta, Malta, and the high
forts which tower around 1t. Those
forts and the splendid work Of the
British Navy and r. A. ?. explain
Why Malta has been able to beat
Oh many attacks IN the past tvo
years
Ier sensraI interest ssesisa Il yssz
ny.u want : free espy ef the
leaAet entitled @DackgFoaAd e
European War" sead Ne . Scent
stamped. sslf.sddressed envelope
In care - he Evsning Star.
1<A ia
fonsosress. Ns6&ta1ysaSss Strong
holds.
Evening star., 1942-01-12
Take Ny Word for 1t
Nv FRANK COLBY.
Names in the News

JAN VALTIN, former Communist
agent and author Of the book, "Out
Of the Night" His real name II
Richard Krebs)
Do not give this name the Ger
man values, as "yahn vahl-TEEN."
And. above all, do not emulate the
network news-zany who. taking the
name to be French. has been siring
1t thus: "Zhah(n) val-TAtN),'
with the ms" strongly nasalized.
I have the correct pronunciation
from Mr.. Valtin in person, who as
sures me that he prefers to give
Jan and Valtin their English values.
"Valtin," he states. was chosen
because I liked the looks Of 1t. Ja.n
was the first name OF my son. whom
lost in Germany
Rhyme Jan with pan, and pro-
nounce the y" as -" In Valtin,
the first syllable is accented and
rhymes with pal; tin rhymes with
din.
Correct pronunciation:
jan VAL-tin.
Capitals indicate syllables to be
GeeentedJ
Evening star., 1942-01-12
NEW WORD QUIZ GAME.
Just out, my new WORD QUIZ,

= fascinating question and an
swer game based on the pro-
nunciation. origin. spelling, and
meaning Of familiar words. See
If you can stump the experts In
your family or at parties. Ideal
for classroom use and for club
meetings. Ask for your free copy
today. Send = stamped t3-cent}, I,
self addressed envelope TO Frank
Colby, in care Of The Evening
Star. Ask for Word Quiz. Please
make sure that your return en-
velope bears q Scent stamp.
tReieased BY the Bell Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1942-01-12
LET1ER-OUT

rsarra1ge spell word
called opposite
which It, 1sns
Saturdays LETTER-OUT.
Letter Out
SWEATER-SEATERL
tE) SPOUTERS-SPROUTS shoots plAnD.
ORDEALS-SOIDER (mend).
TENSOR-NOTES 10
(Y) ACOLYTE-LOCATE you'll hnd it,.
Evening star., 1942-01-12
Let's Learn q New Word

"Nazis cannot explain aggression
tn Russia as being caused by need
Of LEBENSRAUM"- item.
Lebensraum Is q German word
for room or space for living" a
BY the Na1is for their march to
the east"
Accent the first syllable, and give
70 the third syllable the 'ou" vowel
Evening star., 1942-01-12

sound as in bout. doubt. Say:
LAY-benZ-roum.
Evening star., 1942-01-12

Mr.. Lghtner. who held the South
hand. thought he had . bit more
than . minimum opening bid. for
he would have opened the bidding
II his spades had been headed by
oueen-jack instead of king-queen.
Hence when North went past game
to three spades South decided to
accept the offer to investigate slam
chances. Note that his bid Of four
clubs did not commit him to a slam;
it simply showed a mild interest,
located the club ace and proved
that he had made neither psychic
nor a rock-bottom minimum open
ing bid :.
When North responded with four
diamonds, South grew properly con-
eerned about his three small hearts
He therefore signed of at four
spades, expecting his partner to
realize that the diamond response
was unwelcome.
Mr., sheinwold. holding the North
hand, made this inference and natu-
rally realized that the heart situa-
ton Was bothering South. He there
fore made the only bid which could
have reawakened South's interest
In slam-five hearts. South there
upon went to six spades: but note
that South would have had to pass
i've spades and could not have been
tempted by any slam try other than
I'VE hearts.
Saturday you we're Oswald ia.
naA,,s .,artYaar and With both sides
Evening star., 1942-01-12
Winning Contract
~ THE FOUR ACES.
Biddino q Slam


Most Of our daily questions are
suggested by hands actually played
by US or by our friends The hand
shown today was the subject Of q
Get Of questions which began last
week and ended today, and the hand
itself vas bid by Theodore Lghtner
and Alfred p. Sheinwold. both we'll
known New York experts.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
North-South 90 part-scoee.
AAJ643
%
oA1081
AQJS
1j;o.s 81; ~. N Sax...
oKsS2 oJp43
'''' ..xs~'. "'''
e741
%
&AK63
The bidding:
South West North East
IA Pass - Pass
- Pass ~ Pass
- Pass 50 Pass
81 Pass Pass Pass
Il
Evening star., 1942-01-12

AnSWer-PaSS. YOU nave tolu
your full story and your partner
steadfastly refuses to become inter-
ested in slam. although he showed
interest at first. Probably he Is
void in diamonds and Is afraid Of
duplicated values.
Score 100 per cent for pass, 10
Der cent for six spades.
Question No. 967.
Today you. are David Rurnstones
partner and, with neither side vul-
nerable, you hold:
AQ86
0KJ753
oQ53
472
The bidding:
Burnstone Jacoby You Sehenken
10 "a 90
What do you bid? tAnswer to-
morrow
tReleased By the Bell Syndicate Ineo
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-12
Youth


Springs. tree Tines they decided
he navy needed men win such
stamina and severance. He WIS
told. to make ou; an application for
enlistment He did. and els,ed. re.
turned 20 Tsrpon Sp..nss
Resting his tired feet and muscles
at home after MS l68-mue Iauni.
Holloway learned that his troubles
we're not yet over. that he would
have 20 make another trif TO Tampa
for his physical examination lie
did. and despite his weakened ply.
seal condition passed The est With
OUT difficulty
HaitoNsy- IS an phau and during
his multiple trips 10 Tampa had
little or nothing 10 eat and only
some small change gwen by friend
friend had s.so been k.u1 enough
with whom ne Was living . The
10 give him psr'-iIme employment
To-day the intrep d Holloway is
beginning his career in the navy,
receiving free room board and Md
cal care and scnuoi1us IN ore OF
the Nays 40 trade schools MAIN
la.ncd for enlisted men Told his
training VIII include drilling and
hikes. HslloVay said they hold no
terror Tor him.
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COlOred



tuslly considered necessary. The
Republic Of Liberia retains sover-
eisnty over alb such s.rports and
defense areas, While The United
American military and civilian per-
State .la!nlains ilr sdicuon over
sonnet Stationed in Liberia.
Al the same tine by an exchange
OF letters between Pres Barclay and
Col Mcbride. the United States
s2reed 10 extend certain defense aids
to the Government OF Liberia. and
10 assist IN the improvement and ex-
tension OF its road system.
The strategic situation Of Liberia
on the west coast OF Africa. and
the consequent danger OF attack O.!
aggression by unfr.endly powers.
led The government OF Liberia 20 re-
quest the government OF the United
States to give such aid as night be
possible in order 20 safeguard the
Independence and security Of the
republic. The traditional friendly
interest OF the U. S. In the welfare
Of Liberia resulted in The measures
described above
American forces, chiefly composed
Of Negro troops, are now Stationed
in Liberia IN execution Of the agree
nent, The German Consul and his
STAFF recently departed from Mon
rav.s at the reques, Of the Lioerian
government, thus eliminating AXIS
Interests from the country.
The American Minister 10 Liberia.
Nj. Lester A Walton came 10 the
United States in February 1912. for
consultation with this government
on matters concerning Liberia. and
Is expected 20 return shortly 10 his
post in LIBERIA. COPIES Of the
agreement are now available at the
State Department
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Soldier

Continued from Page 49,
then Ariis has spcn. his leisure time
ana his furloughs working there
A native Of Washington NC. Ar
lis, 49, ATTENDED school iH New
York's Harlem where ne scsgh ev-
cry opportunity to study art and
sculpture. His natural talent brought
him several scholarsh ps and the
John Hope award for a piece Of
sculpture at an. early age.
Invited 10 become a member Of
the New York Society of Craftsmen
ana the New York Society Of Ger
snic-ArtS- because OF the excellence
Of his work Arts has joined with
those distinguished groups lie has
exhibited his works al many famed
art showinss including: Whitney
museum; Scripps galleries; Radio
City; the World Fairs Barbazon
Plaza arr gallery; the National ARTS
Negro Exposition; and the Museum
club. Grsmercy park; the American
OF Modern Art. He looks upon The
war stringency as a proving ground
and expects to accelerate his Prog
ress when it is over.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-12
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough and Talisferro,
Attorneys-at-law.
403 Tobin Building,
Detroit, Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

LUELT.A SHURRELT., Plaintiff.
vs.. No 554.4OC
MOSEL SllURREIL. Defendant
At session Of said Court held
at the Court House in the City Of
Detroit, in said County. on the jOth
day or 6rtUt7cr. A-B- f9+2.
Present: The Hon.
VINCENT NJ. BRENNAN
Circuit Judce
In this cause, It appearing to the
court by affidavit hereto attached.
that chancery summons has been
issued out and under the seal OF
this court, for the appearance OF
the defendant, and that the same
could not be served on or before
the return dav thereof. for the rea
son that said defendant being ?
resident OF the City of Detroit.
County of Wayne and State Of
Michigan. was concealed therein
and SAID chanccrv simmons has
acen returned with the certificate
thereon endorsed, showing that al.
ter d.ligeut search and inquiry. sad
defendant couli not be served m
,asd Stale of Michigan, on or be-
tore the return dav thereof;
On motion Of RoNborough and
Ta'iaferro. attorneys for the plain,
ul.
TT Is ORDERED that the said
defendant, Moscl ShurrclL appear in
this court within three months from
the date OF this order. and in case
of his appearance, lie cause his an
sVcr to the plaintiffs ball Of com
plant 10 be filed. and copy there.
Of. TO be served upon the attorneys
for the plaintiff within twenty DAYS
after service upon5him Of copy OF
sa'd bill and notice Of tins order.
and that IN default thereof. the saul
bd' bc taken as confessed by the
sad defendant.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
that copy Of this order be pub
Isbcd in the Michigan Chronicle.
and gcrved. according. TO law.
VINCENT NJ. BRENNAN
Circuit judy.
A True Copv
CASPAR ]. LlNGEMAN. Clerk;
Bv l.. G. Nauli. Deputy Clerk.
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IIT TONITH DNNT~
Plaintiff.
Vs W sS4 l03
MATTE DAVIS Dcicpd,p,
a-sesziep-eE sai4-Caurt held
at the Court House IN the City Of
Detroit in said County. on the 9Th
day OF October A.D. 1912.
Present: The Hon.
ADOLPH i. MARSCHNER
Circuit ludse
~ this cause. H. appearing by al
'idavit hereto attached that the de.
icudant. Matte Davis. cannot bc
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- Ko 3,46o7
rrrrtEN NAE rONFS defendant
- - -
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Ata session Of said Court held al
ihe Court House IN the City OF
Detroit County OF Wayne. and
State Of Michigan on the 9th day
Of October. AID. 1912.
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LEGAL MOTTO E
AlONZO D. PETTlFCRD
Attorney for Plaintiff
1908 Broadway
4o7 Tobin Building
Detroit, Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE OUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY


WILLIE T. MAYS. Plaintiff,
vs. No iioII
BIRKS MAYS. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session OF ~said Court cid
at the Court House in the city ot
Detroit. County OF Waync, aud
State OF Michigan. on the 24th day
Of November, AD. 1872
Present: The Hon.
THOMAS y. MURPHY
CiTctlt iudEc-
1t appearing by affidavit attached
hereto. that the defendant, Birks
MAYS. Is not resident Of the State
of Mich gan and that ms last known
residence was Wil,iNiIlc, Louisiana.
On motion Of Nlon1o D. Petit
lord. attorney ior Plaintiff, Willie
T. MAYS.
TT is ORDERED thar the said
defendant. Birks Mays, enter his
appearance in this cause on or he
lore three months as confessed, and
that said order be served ard pub
hshci A. required by law,
THOMAS J. MI RPHN,
Circuit Judge
\ True Copy
-eASf%R --f.4NtrT4AEAA', Clerk;
Ev \ Harcravcs. Dcputv Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICE
p. R. PIPER
Attorney-st-UaW
sos Tobin Building, Detroit
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County Of Wayne
SIS. 800 288

Ata session OF tho Probate Court
ior said County OF Wayuc, hcid al
ine Probate Court Room in the
City Of Detroit, on tho tveutcth
DAY Of November, m the YEAR ono
thousand, nine hundred and ioriy-
two
Present:
JOSEPH g. MURPHY.
Judge OF Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate Of
GRACE SHIELDS
tDccca scd)
lanes J. McClcndon. sdmini,tra-
or Of sad estate, having rendered
% SAID Court ms final account 'n
said matter and iiicd Herewith his
Jrtiuon praying that the residue OF
SAID estate he assigned to the per
son or persons entitled thereto:
IT IS ORD T. r J. b that the
twcnty ninth day OF December
next az ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
At said Court Room be appointed
or cNamininS and allowing said ae-
count and hearing SAID petition.
Md st Is further ordered. that a
copy OF th', order he published once
cac1 week for three weeks con-
.cloiivciy TO said time ri hearing
the Michigan Chrnoiclc. a news
paper printed and circulating IN SAID
Il I
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NEV. y 7. OU EKHND
Lecturer. song writer and author
of Minnville. Tenn, whose
second book OF poems will soon
be published. Reverend Guerard
will attend the mortgage burning
OF the Baptist Publishing House
in Nashville, December Gil.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
S. !. FLANAGAN
Attorney-at-law
1927 E. DAWSON Ave.
Detroit, Mich.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County of Wayne
SIS. 304.772

At session ri the Probate Court
for SAID County Of Wayne. held A.
the Probate Court Room in tho
CIV Of Detroit. on the nineteenth
dav Of November. IN the year ono
thousand. nine hundred and iorty-
Two.
Present:
THOMAS C,MURPHY
Judge Of Probate
In the Matter of the Estate Of
obi; ROBINSON
deceased
On reading and filing the pcti-
ton Of George Robinson, praying
that administration oi SAID estate
be granted to himself or some other
suitable person;
IT IS ORD r R T D that the
twcnty-uuth day OF December,
nest, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
At said Court Room be appointed
Tor hearing SAID petition
And it IS frrthcr ordered that a
copy OF this order he published once
m each week for three weeks CON
secutvcly previous to said time Of
hearing, in tho Michigan Chronicle,
newspaper printed and circulating
m said County OF Waync.
THOMAS {. MULTIPLY
Judge OF Probate.
\ True Copy
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LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

ALFRED JONES. Plaintiff;
vs. No. 5346O2
LILLE MAE JONES. Defendant.
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rASPNR J. .LlNGEMAN. Clerk
By lbos. B. Cable, Deputy Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICE
leffries, Hall and Dixon
sos Vernon
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

TYREE JOSEPH DAVIS.
Plaintiff:
Ns. No 554, l03
MATTE DAVIS. Defendant,
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\ re I OrN
NlFRlQ I~ VINCENT
Deputy Probate Register.
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\ TTUe J00V
CASPNR T. LlNGEMAN Clerk
b. L. q. Nsait, Deputy Clerk.
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WILLIE T. MAYS. Plaintiff,
Us No f5o.lI
BTRkS MAYS. Defendant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08

Tex. To sergeantS: Tech.
oth grade. Paul ID. kucik, 4247 Joy
road, at Camp Berkeley, Tex; Cpl.
John w. Crawley, 1914 Perry ave-
nue.. To technician. 4th grade: Pfc.
Patrick II. Stevens, so Pallister
avenue, at Camp Berkeley. Tex.
To corporals: Pvts. Walter Ii. Luz
bansli, 3447 Yemans, Hamtramck;
Elmer Lyon. 95 Hardwood ave-
nue.: Dundas Short, $50 CONT
mental avenue; George III. Yer
brugghe, 423 Lakeport avenue,
Crosse Pointe Park. at Camp
To corporal technicianS
Nicholas A. COsenza. 5460 Bewick
avenue, at Camp Kohler, Cal.
Attorney Joseph =. Radon. 1851
Calvert avenue, who recently was
commissioned an ensign in the
naval reserves, now is at Cornell
for indoctrination. He
is Wayne University law school
graduate and member of the law
firm of Lawhead, Kenney and
Radon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-08
Service Notes:
4DetrOiters
Commissioned
Air Force Class Graduates
From Miami School

4 Thirty-four technical soldiers in
the air force from Detroit and
vicinity have been graduated IN
| the latest class al the officers can
didate school at Miami Beach and
will assume administrative and
supply assignments.
Second lieutenantS, they are as
follows:
Maxwell VI. Burman. 3346 Glad
stone avenue; Richard r. Nautsch,
i32S Casgrain avenue: Lewis w.
Methner, 2949 Lakeview avenue
Albert A. Oliveto, 5097 st. Clair
avenue: Robert w. Kelley, 1888
Roseberry avenue; Frank Il. Me-
gently, 261S Howard street; Elmo
j. TibaIdi. 1867 Rutherford ave-
nue.: Richard ii. Davidson, 12097
Greenlawn avenue.
Henry A. Klee, 1876 Courville
avenue: George III. GOtshall, 2515
Boston boulevard; William j. Hag-
gerty Jr.. 1880 Ashland avenue;
Alex l.. Shulman, 2975 Oakman
court; Robert q. Abel, 1851
Northlawn avenue; Robert II.
Cohn. 2025 West Euclid avenue;
Herbert l.. Raskin, 2900 Tyler
avenue.
Robert NJ. Heller. 1876 War
rington drive; Ralph =. Rosen,
.2144 National Bank Building;
Arthur o. England. 153 California
avenue: Guy NJ. Lumsden, 354l
Howard street; Charles r.. ScholI
Jr.. 1858 Scovel place; Francis Nj.
Schuck, 2607 Lakewood avenue;
Walter j. Victor, 4742S= haywood
avenue; William v. Rogers, 4269
West Lafayette avenue; Edward
l.. NarusZewicz, $500 Michigan
avenue.
Frank T.. Gilbert, 1l707 Mendoza
avenue: william b. Bernstein
2979 Tuxedo avenue; Stanley ID
Elliott, 6728 Taft avenue, and
Eugene G. Ryan, 10246 Beacons.
field avenue. Detroit; John X
Somerville, 90 Ford avenue; Glenn
p. Cheadle, 152 Pilgrim avenue
Highland Park; Richard NJ Con.
lon, 1881 Maryland avenue, Crosse
Pointe Park; Marvin s. Blackberry
22361 Oxford avenue. Dearborn