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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
"Nice Man"
Accused Of
$40 Swindle

Prior TO May 20. 1871. Mrs. Mary
Jackson. 647 Frederick, had deem
and abiding faith in the honesty OF
every one. She had not met the su-
ave and glib-tongued gentry who
employ deception TO shake the gull
lible loose from their hard-earned
money.
But Mrs. Jackson. In the parlance
OF the man OF the streets, is hep
cat" now. obtaining this wisdom
when the age-old pocket book
game" Ca game OF ancient vim
tage) was pulled on her at the cost
OF $40 OF the money she had stor-
ed in the bank for a rainy day.
Smartly attired, Mrs. Jackson
appeared in the court room OF Re-
corders Judge W. Mckay Skillman
Tuesday and told her story at the
examination OF Edward Norman. As.
OF 41S Alfred. whom she accuses
OF using deception to trick her out
OF money. The woman accomplish
has not been apprehended.
Mrs. Jackson said she met Nor
man on May %. 1871. while on a
shopping tour downtown. After ac-
costing her, Norman represented
himself as chauffeur who was
Confined on page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
SOCIAL WORK
is PHASE OF
HOUSING FIGHT

Under the direction OF Mrs Gen
eva Moore. social worker OF Alfred
district. the families who were dis
located BY the riot OF Feb. 2S
ha, found emergency assistance
available through the Soiourner
Truth Citizens committee. The
events following the riot caused
many families who had given up
their homes 10 be caught without
shelter. Mrs. Moore's committee
has Investigated every request for
assistance and succeeded in locat-
ing families who were inconveni-
enced.
All OF the families who have
been contacted have maintained
their faith in the Citizens commit
tee. which under the leadership Of
the Rev. Charles A. Hill, has wag-
ed a relentless fight for the occu-
pancy by those for whom the So
journer Truth Homes were intend
ed. Many families who have re-
ceived letters from the Detroit
Housing commission Offering 10 re-
turn their money have Indicated
that they will not accept the offer
hut will hght along side the Citl-
zens' committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
North Enders
Make Plans
For Air Raids

A representative group OF citizens
living in the Woodland Avenue dis
trlct between Brush and Oakland
streets, met Sunday in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hart Williams,
535 woodland avenue. and discuss
ed plans in connection with defense
and protection OF homes In the
event OF air raids.
Joseph Smith. 545 Woodland ave-
nus, was unanimously selected at
this meeting TO represent the COM
munity as an assistant air warden.
Mr.. Williams served as tempo
rary chairman and Mrs. Homer
Gaines. as temporary secretary. The
next meeting will he held in the
same place. Friday evening. March
%, at s o'clock. promptly. Resi-
dents not having attended the for
mer meeting OF this group are cor
daily invited TO the next one.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Thief Drops
Booty When
Man Returns

Apprehended by Detectives Jo-
'eph Harre and Henderson Turpin.
% hunt Street station, on a break
lns and entering charge, Jack Ev-
s'eu 80 1919 Elmwood. was held
lor trial at his examination We'd
nesday.
Everett was arrested after he Is
sAeged 10 have broken into a dwell
lng at 1925 Sherman and taken a
SUI OF clothes and radio belong
ns to Levy Barnes, 81.
Barnes returned home while Ev-
rev was in the house, ac-
'OTulng 10 the complainant. fee
lug through the rear door. He
dropped the suit and radio In the
s,''y barnes followed him to
meme and Waterloo where he wac
arrested.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Norwood Gets
New Trial On
Technicality

A new trial was granted Walter
Norwood and ~ other defendants
who were found guilty last month
on charges OF conspiring 10 violate
the gambling law. The new trial
was granted Tuesday by Re-
corder's Judge Donald Van Zile.
Attorney Cecil Rowlette. OF the
defense counsel. argued for the new
trials on the grounds that the ar
rest and seizure OF the gambling
equipment was illegal. that Nor
wood and Harold Hardiman had
been granted immunity by the one
man graud jury, and that the court
had erred in permitting the seized
gambling equipment 10 remain in
the court room although il was not
used by the prosecution.
The other lawyers representing
the defendants in the case are Cecil
Ward and Joseph Brown.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28

MONDAY at pm. over 500 rela-
tyes and Detroit friends. particu-
larly from the Northwest section
Of the city. crowded the auditorium
Of NJ Beulah Baptist church for
The last rites Of likeable Mamon.
Aiiesiing to the popularity OF the
deceased we're the friends who
focsed 10 the Thomas l.. Hall and
Son Funeral home where the body
lay IN STATE, and the numerous
floral and condolences which form
Cd an impressive part OF the sery-
Ices al The church.
Nearly - cars were In the pro-
tss'lon which accompanied the
body 70 Memorial Park cemetery
Tor inlerment. The Rev. J. NJ. Hard
wick oncialed.
surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Willie Mae Dean: our daughters
Gloria. Vivian. Marion and Janet
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Dean; four sisters and three broth
srs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
West Side Relations
Council In Two-Day
Meet At St. Cyprians

The West Side Human Relations
council will sponsor two-day
child-guidance institute at Page
Hall, st .Cyprian Episcopal church,
Twenty-eighih and Milford, March
1921.
There will be several prominent
speakers, including Dr. Thomas
Brown. Mrs. Helen wright-Garvin,
and others from Wayne university,
Merrill-Palmer school.
The institute will be divided in
TO two sessions. Mrs. Mary Ann
Cockfeld will preside Thursday
when the following topics will be
discussed. Developing Bette
Babies" and Your Child Meets
the Outside World" There will be
discussion and question periods
The Rev. Malcolm G. Dade. vicar
OF 81. Cyprian, will preside Friday
when understanding the Adde'S
cent Child" and How Do You Rate
as a Parent" question period
following the discussion.
The sessions are open to the gen.
eral public.
Following up its plan OF making
added recreational facilities avail
able. the council hopes to announce
classes soon. The council has been
accepted as part OF the Detroit
Council OF Social Agencies. The
nex' meeting OF the council will be
held Monday. April IL at Lothrop
branch library, slated for pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Testimony
On RaifOrd
insufficient

After listening TO arguments OF
both the defense and prosecution AT
the examination OF DIR. Frank q.
Raiford. accused OF perjury grow
ing out OF testimony given before
the grand jury, Recorders Judge
W. Mckay Skillman adjourned the
case one week 10 permit the prose-
cution 10 bring in testimony To cor
roborate that OF its principal wit
ness, DR.. Paul McQuiggan. former
medical cooridnator for the De-
psrtment OF Social Welfare.
Defense counsel, In arguing for
a dismissal OF the charges, pointed
out that there was no testimony 10
support the accusations made by
DR.. McQuiggan that DIR. Raiford
had given him money from 1887 TO
1871 TO refer patients 10 the Con-
gress General hospital and later to
the Trinity hospital. OF which DR..
Raiford Is proprietor.
II was pointed out by Attorney
Lloyd A. LOOMS that DR.. Raiford.
in his testimony before the one
man grand jury Jan. rs, had denied
paying DR.. McQuiggan money.
Therefore, he said, the statements
were contradictory and the court
had as much right TO believe one as
the other, unless supporting testi-
mony was offered.
DIR McOuieQan was recalled 10
the witness stand by the prosecu-
ton and gave practically the same
testimony given last week in which
he said DR.. Raiford had given him
money.
Defense counsel. after the ad-
journment. expressed confidence
the prosecution would not be able
10 substantiate the testimony OF
DIR McOuieaan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Ypsilanti Prepares
For Protection Of
Near Bomber Plant

With the worlds largest
Bomber plant just two miles
east OF Ypsilanti. II becomes
necessary TO prepare for any
possible attack from the air or
otherwise. Ypsilantl was the
first city in Michigan to have its
air raid wardens selected and
posted. one hundred and TWEEN
ty-fve air wardens have beenAte-
lected.
or this number there are three
senior colored wardens; Or. l..
G. Perry. Joseph Thompson and
Eugene Beatty. The latter being
In charge OF air raid station No.
/ for the frst ward. The first
ward consist OF about 80 per
cent white and 50 per cent color
ed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
|Nine-Year-Old
Daughter Witness
To Beating
Husband Pleads
Not Guilty After
Surrender

An gpment abOu the prepsra-
tions OF dinner and which was con-
tinGed internationally throughout
the evening. terminated IN The
death last Thursday evening Of
Mrs. Flora Dargiu 1884 81. Aubin.
John Darsin. a. husband OF The
slain woman, pleaded not suiiy
when arlaisncd on fist deeres
murder charge This week Exam
nation was scr or March -.
Mrs Darrin vas beaten 10 death
with an iron har by her huebsnd
Thursday night ~ She lav in bed
with her nlnc-year-old daughter,
Ernesunc
Dargin escaped after The Staying,
but later surrendered 10 police.
The fatal argument started uhen
the husband came home Al $50
Thur sday evening and started an
qnaireling about preparation OF
dinner. He left. bat returned about
half an hour and ne~ed the ar
gumsnt. He continued 10 20 in and
out ~ tho house untl about H. g..
In the meantime MrS Dargin had
gone 10 tile rear bedroom and
vas iu bed with hcf daughter when
hcr husband returned home the
last time.
Gong 20 tho bed room Darsin re-
quesied his VIE 20 gei MP and come
hack 20 their room When she o
fused be- IS alleged 20 have beaien
her with bar.
Mrs. Dargin suffered compound
fracture 81 the skull. She wae un-
conscious when taken 10 Receiving
hospital rs a scout car from Eley-
en,h Precinct. She expired at "a
Friday morning
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Dee Gee Agent
Proposes Sale Of
"Birthriight'
To March On
Capital If Project
Not Occupied Soon

Although John BlandfOrd, Jr.,
head OF the National Housing Agen-
cy, stated in Washington last week
that he had not changed, and that
those colored tenants who have
been certified will move into the
Sojourner Truth Defense Homes
shortly, plans are already In the
making for march ON Washing
ton.
This march on Washington will
swing into action II the order for
Negro tenants TO move into the So
journer Truth Homes has not been
received by April /. the Rev.
Charles A. Hill. chairman OF the
Citizens committee, announced
this week.
Attorney LeBron Simmons and
the Rev. Horace A. White. who were
in Washington last week 10 confer
with Blandford, said the National
Housing Agency gave them assur-
ance that Sojourner Truth Defense
Homes are for Negro defense work
VIC anu Will remain Ill lldt SldluS.
Proposes compromise
COincident with the conference
in Washington was the appearance
in Detroit Friday OF Howard Ac-
ton. representative OF President
Roosevelt. Mr.. Acton held con-
ference Saturday afternoon with
the Rev. Mr.. Hill. John &. Dancy,
executive secretary Detroit Urban
league: the Rev. Robert l.. Brady,
pastor OF Second Baptist church !;
the Rev. William II. Peck. pastor,
Bethel AME church: DR.. James j.
McClendon. president OF the De-
troit branch OF the NAACP: Sena-
tor Charles c. Digs, and Wendell
Murphy, superintendent OF the So
journer Truth Homes.
Mr.. Acton. in his discussion with
the men, attempted TO persuade
them TO compromise on the So
journer Truth Defense Homes az
a gesture OF democratic spirit. He
painted beautiful word picture
OF how patriotic Il would be for Ne
groes to send telegram TO Wash
ington telling the Federal officials
that they would step aside and lei
whites have the Homes.
Own Idea
He indicated that this suggestion
was not fostered by Washington
officials. but sprung from his own
fertile mind. However. his efforts
were in vain as all were sdamani
In their declarations against q
compromise. They said they wanted
Sojourner Truth, and nothing else
would be satisfactory.
Mr.. Acton called the Rev. Mr.
Confined on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Miss E. Edmondson
To Head Older Boys
And Girls In 1913

Miss Elizabeth Edmondson.
1912 secretary OF the Older Boys
and Girls conference, was elect
ed 1913 president after the Sat-
urday afternoon session OF the
tenth annual meet. Misc Ed
mondson succeeds vernon
Slaughter.
Others selected after enthu-
siastic ballotIng were: Miss Lo-
clya Hills, secretary and Orville
Johnson. treasurer. William
Foster II the former treasurer.
and presided at the Saturday
afternoon session,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28

Frank VAS Indicted INTO The
Army at Fort Custer last June He
later went TO Fort Leonard Wood,
in Missouri. and then 10 Fort Bel
voir. Va, before going TO New
Jersey. Mrs. Frank said she had
not heard from her husband since
last January. She received the
telegram last week.
During the past several weeks
there have been numerous rumors
about Negro troops in Australia,
hut nothing definite was known un-
til kilograms from Deiroiters were
received BY wives. swecthearts, and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28

Dean, 20. was killed instantly
vhen a molo'ist. James Jones. %.
q $50 Marslon rammed the parked
car into which Dean had just step
ped a. Marslon and Beaublen
streets IN Detroit after he had
struck mail truck.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
GREAT LAKES
OFFICIALS in
NEW YORK CITY

Five executives OF Great Lakes
Mutual Insurance company left this
week on business for their firm In
New York city. Among them were
President Charles Mahoney. Julian
Holder. Henry w. HOlcomb. DR.
Robert Greenidge and Louis {.
Blount. Mr.. Blount. who Is secre-
tary and general manager OF the
company, will go TO Durham, NC.
and washington, DC, after leav-
inq New YORK.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28

relatives.
The shipping Of Negro troops TO
Australia will be q surprise 10 Ne
groes in the United states. Au-
stralIa has maintained through the
years strong racial bars. and
frowned on Negroes visiting the
country. except as entertainers.
Anise Boyer and Aland DIXON, OF
the dance team OF Anlse and Aland.
now appearing at Club Congo. In
speaking about their experience IN
Australia in 1899. we're reminded Of
the slRne which were in all street
cars: keep Australia White"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Senator Diggs Heads
New Insurance Firm

Senator Shailes G Digs vas
recently made president Of the Net
ropoliau Funeral System Associs-
iiou Insurance, a newly-ofganized
local firm with offices al 6S9-a7
Mack avenue. other officers in
ciude Thomas Rooster Hammond.
screfary-,reasurer. John tBu0alo)
James vice president; Carter
Jones director OF agents: r. VI.
I.auiler. business manager.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Message From The Gross

Musical ,esper service AZ st.
Matthews church. corner OF 81.
Antoine and Elizabeth streets on
Sunday, March 30 at pm.
The choir, accompanied by lie
Ro smiths orchestra and the or
gan. will sing McFarlane's canlala'
"The Message from the Cross.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Fails To Halt

Dennis Green, 30. ehot IN the
abdomen by Patrolman Carl Rolly-
son. o. Hunt Street Station. was in
serious condition In Receiving
hospital this week. Green refused
to halt IT ihe command. He later
admitted breaking into a tavern.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
NEGRO YOUTH
WEEK BEGINS
APRIL rs


IN, ne second annual observance OF
ssuonal Negro Youth Week will be
oe,d April 26-May 2.
81. ne Detroit NAACP Youth coun-
.. ~. are making elaborate rrepara-
r Ia lor the observance Of the Ma
. sonsl Negro Youth Week. All
az, sa'n Organizations should begin
MINING now to make the Youth
week successful.
hsy youth organization desiring
,a ,'"rr Information aud literature
v,ss'nlnF the National Negro
, .suh Week. please address your
-. "'r 70 NAACP office. 4i6 +. War
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Jones Awaits Trial

James Jones entered a plea Of
not guilty OF manSlaughter be-
lore Judge thomas 'Alahei in
Traffic court when he was ar
ralgned on a warrant Saturday.
Bond was set at $500 and the
date Of examination for Friday,
March o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Shoots His Landlady

Refusal Of Mrs Hattie May Chit
wood. SO. 1906 Scott. ~ rent q
room to a former LOGGER had seri-
Gus consequences Saturday. Mrs.
Chitwood was shot and seriously
wounded by the former ledger,
known as Lee Hughes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28

The Senior choir OF Bethel AME
church. Frederick and 81. Antoine
Will present "Stainer's Crucihxlon
Friday night, April 2. in the church
The services are to start 3 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Killed On Eleventh
|Nuptial Observance

Sorrow hovers the little home at 21004 Reima-
|rle street Ferndale where mother and her four be-
Ion March 49, the occasion of the eleventh wedding ami
resary Of Mr. and Mrs. Mamon Dean. Mr.. Dean died.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Negro Soldiers With M'Arthur
In keep White" Australia

Concrete evidence that Negro soldiers with Gen.
Douglas Macarthur in Australia provided in tele-
gram received by Mrs. Lillian Frank, 2941 Monroe, from
her husband William Frank, who stated that he had
rived safely in the Land Down Under.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28

Keep 'em rollinEl We mean dol
lars! Buy L. S. Savings Bonds and
Stamps.
-oN PAY DAY BUY BONDS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28

ny, I've got Axis TO grind. Buy
''ss Bonds and Stamps.
oN PAY DAY BUY BONDS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-05
Supplies to be
Sent From U. S.

Washington, Jan. 5--INS-- An
nsunce.nentfw Expected immin
emily from the White House today
that a supreme supply council has
been formed by the United Ma
tions to rush planes. Tanks, ships,
guns and food to whatever battle
fronts the &c governments fighting
Hitlerism may most urgently neel
them.
Lord Beaverbro X. because of
his long war exreric ce as British
minister of supply, was forecast
to head the council, with Harry
Hopkins sitting at his right hand
as the man who has exerted great
est control over the arsenal and
breadbasket" OF the United States
Soviet Russia, China AMI the
Netherlands will be ably repre-
sented on such a supply board
White House conferences be
tween the economic experts over
agreement on a central supply
agency empowered TO divert wa
goods to any continent or any sea
conceded with stern strategy ses
sions presided over by President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill. For a fourth successive
Sunday since Pearl Harhor, united
Army and Navy spokesmen assem-
bled in the oval room study to give
force to campa gns against Ger
many, Japan and Italy on every
front.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-05
Current Cold Blast Seen
as Beneficial to Fishing

Lansing. Jan. 5-AP-Aided by
the current cold blast. Michigan's
winter fishing season apparently
will be nearing its peak as the
1912 fishing laws become effective
next Saturday.
The regulations, held in abey-
ance until January 10 by the sum
mer.long recess" Of the l9i1 leg
islature. include a half-dozen signi-
fioant chances affecting ice angling.
sport that had little cooperation
from the weatherman 10 Deem
Der.
Banning night ice fishing for blue
gill and sunfsh, the new laws re
duce the creel limit for both from
25 70 Is. The bluegill season con-
tinues through February 2s. a clos
ing date set by the legislature after
its original decision to post a De-
cember 81 deadllne drew salyo Of
protests from spOrtsmen.
The take OF pike. walleyes OF
northerns. on inland waters will
be limited 10 FIVE. while the Great
Lakes pike limit will be 10. Of
which not more than FIVE may be
northerns. The same limits will
prevail fer black bass when the
bass season reopens June Is.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-05
Steam Blamed
For Collision

Peter Bitello. IS. Detroit. was
taken to Boyer Memorial Hospital
about $3.50 a. m. today to receive
treatment for a broken kneecap
cuts and bruises received when the
automobile in which he was riding
driven by Frank Messer. Detroit,
collided head-on with a steel truck
driven by Lester Carter. River
Rouge, at the intersection Of Ecorse
and Jacksonville Rds.
State police said that steam from
the Ford saw mill at the intersec
tion obscured vision OF the drivers
Mr.. Carter. whose truck was loadsc
with steel for the bomber plant. was
attempting to turn on Rawsonyiile
Rd. but stopped when he was unable
TO see the road.
Mr.. Messer said he did not see the
truck In time TO avoid hitting II.
receives 6fultct
Mrs. Robert Wynn. Is n. Adams
St, was released after treatment
at Boyer Memorial Hospital satur'
day evening for bruises received
when she was struck by an automo-
bile driven by w. Claire Carpenter,
2l5 w. Forest Ave. at the intersec-
ton OF w. Michigan Ave. and Adams
st.
Horse Killed
Miss Jean Besore, Is. l7l9 N
Prospect St. and John Goodwin
Jr., 81. Driscoll Pl, were treated
at Boyer Memorial Hospital for
cuts received when the automobile
Mr.. Goodwin was driving struck
and killed a horge on Washtenaw
Ave. near Golfslde Rd about s p. m.
Sunday.
Mr.. Goodwin told state police that
the horse, owned by A. w. Cowan,
Ann Arbor. stepped into the path OF
the automobile
Cars Damaged
Automobiles driven by Walter II.
Wright. 1900 Whitaker Rd.. and
Harry G. French. Dexter. we're dam
aged when they collided on S.
Washington ST. at Catherine st.
about $3.50 a. m. today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-05
YpsilanH Bhtzed BY Cold Wave
Five Billions May be Used
to Convert Auto Industry


OF the three groups a definite objec-
tive as they started conferences to
plan for the automobile industry's
future after 1t turns from construc.
ton OF pleasure cars to war ma
chimes around Jan. 81.
A Joint Army-Navy statement ex-
planned that the proposed new pro-
gram, which would provide for pro-
auction of machine tools and other
badly needed defense materials,
would be in addition to the orders
totaling $4,000, 100000 already cen.
t.acted with the automobile indus
try.
Cndersecretaries OF War Patter.
son and Navy Forrestal asserted
in the statement that acceptance OF
the new program by the automc bile
industry would greatly facilitate
the efforts of the ONCE OF Produc-
ton Management to effect its con-
version to a major defense indus
try with a minimum displacement
of labor and facilities.
The items that would be produced
under the program. they explained.
would offer occupation not only to
the large motor companies, but to
the many varied smaller parts and
accessory companies, constituting
the general complex of the indus.
try"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-05

Ypsilanti has become defense
conscious il sale OF United
States defense bonds in the
banks and post office are an
indication.
One Of the largest single de
Tense bond purchases in lpsi-
lanti was made Saturday by
Ford Local $40 ClO.UAW which
purchased $500 worth.
Saturday. Ypsilanti Savings
Bank sold $50. 500 W nth OF de
Tense bonds. The bank is sol !
out OF SOS. $500 and $1,000 dc
nominations but is issuing re
ceipts to persons purchasing
these. The bank already has
over 100 bonds paid for but IS
unable TO fill orders The In
stitution still has $50 and 800
denominations
National Bank Of Ypsilanu
today has only $500 and $1,000
denominations ava liable and Is
issuing receipts for others.
The post office is out OF So
and 500 bonds. has a few 81
and does not have $500 or $1,000
denominations
Before the holidays. approx