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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-05-05
Office of State Auditor
STATE OF MONTANA
Insurance Department
Certificate of Compliance
And Authorization

Whereas, T h e Lumbermen 8
Insurance Company has filed in
this Department sworn state
ment of its condition on Dec. 3lst,
1913 in accordance with the pro-
visions of the Revised Codes of
Montana. 1885. relating to insur-
ance organizations: and whereas.
said statement shows that said
insurance organization has COM
piled with the Laws Of this State;
Therefore, in pursuance of la W
|. John J. Holmes, State Auditc r
and Commissioner of Insurance,
do hereby certify that the above
named insurance organization Is
authorized to transact the bust
ness of fire and allied insurance
in this state until the thirty first
day of March, 1915.
further certify that their
statement shows that on Dec. 81
1913.
The actual amount of Capital-U
S. Deposit to be 81 900, 10000.
The aggregate Income for the
year 1913 2,040. 470.15.
The aggregate Disbursements.for
the year 1913 81, 92O,936.6l.
The aggregate A assets are
$5.927, O27.6S.
The aggregate Liabilities, except
Capital, are $2,31O,4l8 70.
The Surplus over all liabilities is
$2,6l6,608. SO.
the Surplus as regards policy
holders is So GIG, G0S.9G.
In Witness Whereof, | have
hereunto subscribed m y name
and affixed my official seal at the
State Capitol in t Ii e City o f
Helena. this first day of April,
1914.
John J. Holmes,
State Auditor and Commissioner
of Insurance.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-05-05
Notice To Creditors

Estate Of Henry Brash, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, Administrative Of the
estate of Henry Brssh, decreased,
to the creditors and to all persons
having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within
four months after che first pub
location of this notice to the said
Administrative at Cut Bank, at
the law Office of S j. Rigney, the
same being the place for the
transaction of the business o t
said Estate.
Date April 81. 1914.
Jessie Allison, Administra-
triX of the estate OF Henry Brash,
deceased.
S. j. Riqney, Attorney for
Administrative.
First publication April %, 1914
Last publication May IS, l444
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-05-05
Office of State Auditor
STATE OF MONTANA
Insurance Department
Certificate of Compliance
And Authorization

Whereas, T h e Lumbermen's
Mutual Insurance Company has
filed in this Department sworn
statement of ts condition on
December 81, 1913 in accordance
with the provisions of the Revised
Codes of Montana, 1885. relating
: to insurance organizations; and
whereas, said statement shows
that said insurance organization
has complied with the Laws of
/ this State;
Therefore. in pursuance of law,
| |, John J. Holmes, State Auditor
iaOd Commissioner of Insurance
do hereby certify that the above
named insurance organization is
authorized to transact the bust
ness Of Fire insurance 10 this
State until the lhirty-frst day Of
! March. 1915.
| further certify nat their
statement shows that on Deem
! Der 81. 1913
The actual amount of Capital -
U. 5. Deposit to be Sl73, S73.58.
Tie aggregate Income for the
wear 1913 So, OBJ ,24l.SS
I he aggregate Disbursements
for the year 1913 s. S69,211.l7.
! The aggregate A It's are
81. 1"S,OS6. 26
the aggregate Liabilities. except
! Capital, are 81, 914,212 GS.
The Surplus over all liabilities IS
81, go. 0Ou.00,
The Surplus regards policy
holders is 81 ,Q3O,0O0.O0.
In Witness Whereof, have
hereunto subscribed m y name
and affixed my official seal, t
the State Capitol in the City of
Helena, this frs; day of April,
1914.
John J. Holmes.
State Auditor and Commissioners
Of Insurance.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-05-05

Candles Store repairs all makes OF
radios. refrigerators, gas and electric
washers and bicycles. tt
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FortniqhnY Club
Hears Interesting
Pepper Al Meeting

Ars 4 n Heas SD aias Affair
Had eu~ieriaine9 re fofu ahflF
club II their iHglgls ~ Mesaeaaas
afieftcon Mra n G Icy pfs
SIDED otsr ihe taaauseas msss4nx
Mamhera a fi3 elah aEe spea0
rs ne March 81 nsaass fuz II.
fznaIs Paralysis
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ForeweH Dinner
In Compliment To
Miss Josie Bray

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Thursday Night
Club Guests
OF Mrs. Knapp

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Miscellaneous
Shower Compliments
Mrs. NJ. L. Huiien. II.

IL ana Mrs r Au.s kasssH
ana ttslf daughter. SaHmfs X
sAhrAinfa Is thelE hssse aAA
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Il tas brides sN@sk aat fssas
Ms Hatten Nes tseigans 81
many bcautisal REisA sna nef
bride book was hNsa MatA ulaIf
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IAsfis Mtt aaMt3 4hfNa
daughter % Mfa Kssanef john
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iAlnmenf anfsisH lie etentas
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6afved 10 iie h6Nie astst.
20 bs Mesaanes Eaasa WHITE
and Nannis YeaEef
Those present Ns#e NJ J 4
Stafford meHsef IS ias HfAas
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Bolding-R ibbeck
Wedding Interesting
Event OF Last Week

Announcement has teeu Ha6s
~ ST and Mrs Calvin 7 Bod
lna It ths marriage a thesE
aalAea.es. Bxsaie Lapafne % Ca2
p1ral Albert Waiter Rlbk4eA r..
af Lake Charles La
TIE ceremony was conducted
b me Rev goln y Brnek PAT
la4 81 ire Moss Point Baptist
church. # the psssorlstn t !
.eselaxk ii Toe evening. February
f. 1914.
TIE only witnesses ee8e =
lac.kue friend ~ fne bude. Mrs.
& p Armstrong. who served -
nat4un q honor. ami Nj Arm
|mAone. VINO attended ths gfnana
best man
Fo3nwing the eefenauuy. Eps
aud Mr. HbsNek spent = shuF1
tonrvnoon along me Gun
Coast Until they aHe aDle e
| make more stable plans Nj
Rhbeek viii reside with hsf par
|eHta Il their hofnr q So Naffh
paseago1ls street paaeaaaass
TIE bride a 4 graduate from
the pascagcuis Hlgh school ana
IS 3 popular memiHf = lie
ounr social set
TIE ef0ssm Is the un e =
ard Ms A w Rlbbefk =
Lake Charies ana i graduate
/ from ne LangdOn Memorial
h5fk sehool 0f thsi eiiy Al prs
ent ne i an mssTueiW 3 Kess
lef Field
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~Impromptu Bridge
Club Guests OF
Mrs. 7. o. MubY

Ma T . Mshfy snsu1aisaes
ths Inpfumpsu Bridge eth a.
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Mfk A j Franklin fxesfxsa
ne hiRh scare prize
Scr drinks wege served s4rsna
the games
A aestxlealk salad eoaEss NEtA
eeffee 49, served sfieg ths games
e Mssa@mss A ] Franklin. v
Il Nelson Jr. Thmnsa Coslz0n
/ L DeLesnmst. Ttaoauss sway
as 4 Z Davis, B J dsn. Kes
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kaaass fseaM aez masw "a Fee
t..asn Nc - = etsst o @srsa
Wx4ks NsW hss s6FA Mr& Al
maxa Janie kna etgsg gtl~saxe
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Sn4saaeh Is Eestla3n paaaaa
3es saesss IL gfs han2e -
NJ ara Mn 1esss b<tlioa -
Sauass
Mr. A " Hesa rsfAinse thn
week aam ; war; az . suW q
via fvs@avss ia M4geN Miss
Mr. ana Mrs J A MeFNfsana
tae Il o. ard Airs jos Aex
AcFas8sna ard a~gukrfef of Hss
SpfanM Miss spent uss week.
ed Watn ~ ana ATS T =
West and Mr. and MrA HsrtWsli
MoColian
Ms 2 G Spann Jr.. returned
sunday fran Port Arthur. Tex
where shs vAs called An week
Is "a serious illness ans death
q heI hruiner, Eugene Rsftes
Mr Sperm WAS accompanied
hams bg net mother Mrs G
" Barnes whc viii remain iur
q visit
Mr sna MFs 4 = Rsnho ard
MEs Laura NAYS spsnt Sstak
cay II Mceile.
Mrs a Berry returned Fri
cas- from ; visit II . tee cass
IN NsW Orleans
Mrs Robert Barr and little
osuEnter Barbara Ann d spring
MA Ia, ere visiting IN toe home
Ct Mr. sna Mrs T l. DeLashmel
Mrs. z A Khayst Oxford
Miss spent lasf Thursday neae
with friends and neisines
Mrs William Mcleod, Mira =
JANE. Misses Alice Rn4 Me-
Esle Calmeg spent Saturday ~
ttrnoon n Mobile.
NJ George Weod Jr, Hampton
"a arrived Friday after 8 short
visit win as brother ana sisser
NAV. III. and Mrs Gregory
Weed. left for New Orleans =
be with MS parents AZ ana MI.
@ p Wood. 81 His father has
been canffnsc 70 the Tuoro In.
Lfmafs "a ihas pity fof seSefsl
Gays where ne mas been under
SENS treatment
Ma and Mrs X y kenff0 ard
Mir Vienna Hal speEg Lat Wei.
nesasy IN New Orleans
Mszaauaes Tom Mabgy Ralph
DAVIS " II Nelson. j.. Julian
Rivers and Tom Heagn spent
Descay "A Mobile
Be- fermsker &c Quinfon
Bftntn Z 5 NAVY. Newport h
I arrive this week for . vlsil
with Mrt Erestz and their h6le
son. ind Ms parents, Nj ard
hrs Fl Brenfx ia K~sealAWpa
Monday evening accompanied y
Mfs EfeHix and sheir son, he De
parted FOR . few days visit WltI
4slafxes IL Birmingham AS
befoFe returning 10 his station II
Newport Mrs. Efenfz viii r..
main Tor ; longer visit - BIZ
aainghsm
Masses Essse and SIZE Beverly
lave rtturusd frum = visif witt
IeI4ftxss n uuifport
Mft J.F Hsaell rad - n1ekIa
sunday. heF nepaew and nls&
nr 40 Mff Jimmy Tsylof =
Bllnxi
Mra gIuamis P0weA al St.
ur1sy to piB So PoNeA "a s.
Loais - ~ Several ds.s
M 80 ~ c p seaman ft.
tuned snna1y from , vislf q
sesegsg 3sska IL H0ustons Texas
Mf Ard MIs J c Avenf rs
sof6 caFSaa joined them - Re-
Orleans. sat4aaaw sccosnDanfAz
hen aaas - san14s
MIss as.I Coitey. Baton HaeEs
L~ealsazns spea9 ths vets -
vita hsz pzaenn Dr. aaa -
: : Cg8aky
Mm Ore Pierce &h Maaaas
= ssIa hs4 nuan4r1, FHf Or
Fasfes Has = stationed m ousas
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
S|dyiingGunRow
Denied by Police

Officials Of the police depart
mcut denied today that there was
any row between members Of
the force over evidence presented
in the murder trial Of five youths,
charged With the riot staying June
p Of Moses KiSka. a Negro war
worker.
According to testimony by Sgt
Albert Langtry police firearms
expert, Detective Sgt. Buckholdt
asserted that they have TO
check when Langtry told him
that the fatal bullet did not iibe
with a gun which one OF the de-
PENDANTS Aldo TRAM, admitted
having fired al KiSka.
+-------------ff --r7T- TT--UTTr on
trial are Pvt Armando Mayta-
nuono, 20. Of 1856 Illinois; Robert
Cattonc, II, Of 1927 Elmwood
Anthony Saraceno. Is. Of 1897
Pierce and Ralph Tancredi, 20.
Of 5542tS34 Gt7aiH7ers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Ship 10 Honor
Michigan Hero

4 Michigan marine who gave
t.- NE ~ clear mo way tor his
corn AIDE, in The INVASION Of TuIsl.
IN tho SoIomGUS NIL be hono.cl
tM week Whom "a destroyer t~-
roIt vessel bearing his name
Slides d6Wn the wal> at Be'hle-
hpu SMrNarGs Boston.
He IS PVT. Thoua, +. Nickel of
Lansing, who tell before japanese
MACHINE gun fire Aug Z. 1872 he
Is me p0>thumouS recipient Of the
Silver Star. Purple Heart and q
pre- dental citation for galiantTy
lu action.
PVT NickclS mother. Mrs Fred
Nickel vii. ChriStcn the vessel on
invitation OF Navy Secretary
Knox The parents viii be- accom-
panied % Boston by PVT. NICkot--
fHrCcc. Miss Ncll Luedcrs, -1971
II.Car'h Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Wont Talk.
So Joe Rides

Four-year-old Joe Murray was
back home today and police were
happy not only for his sake but
for their own. after a night Of
futile questioning.
Joe was found wandering in a
downtown store late Yesterday.
Taken 10 police headquarters and
asked his name he answered only:
Joe"
Not until 3 a. m. after he had
awakened from a long nap, would
Joe tell them in what vicinity he
lived And not until he had ridden
around the neighborhood until the
officers We're ready 10 give up and
turn him over 70 juvenile deten-
tion officials. would he say that
he lived in that house at Ill
Eliot.
The mother Helen, explained
that she didn't report Joe's alb
Sence because she thought if he
stayed with the police all night,
II would teach him a lesson be-
cause he runs away so often"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Jury Debates
Bdrtenders' Fate

A Jury in Recorders Judge
Stem court today dehberated on
the fate of two bartendcrs
accused Of arranging with a
woman patron 10 steal $1,000
from a poultry dealer.
Mrs HARRIET McCrory. IS, Of
1000 Whitcomh. who pleaded
guilty 10 the theft from George
F Hill was sentenced 10 five
years probation by Recorder 5
Judge Gordon as she completed
testimony In Judge Stems court.
Her alleged accomplices, Frank
krau,e,, 70. Of l5Ol9 Grand River
and Merle Smith, ~. of 1920 "
Warren are charged with CON
>pIracy - commit grand larceny.
Mrs McCrory who spent part of
TIC money 70 T7STF HeT SdIIOV nus
hand i'm California. was ordered
10 return $3.50 Of the loot which
She sim retained. She testified
she gave $500 20 Krause 10 split
with Smith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Separate Trials,
Delay ASkedin
Spy Ring Cases
BY VERA BROWN

A fight for adiournments and
for separate trials for two alleged
members Of Detroits famous Nazi
spy ring continued today in the
court of Federal Judge Monet.
The defendants are DR. Fred
W. Thomas, welt known obstet-
rician, who had offices in the
Eaton Tower. and Bertrand S.
Hoffman. former merchant
sailor.
Both must face in court the
governments star witness, the
bogus Countess Grace Buchanan
Dncen Canadian born heiress,
Continental bred who went TO "A
sah0teuE.S- school -In-Aaz!-G eE--
many before she came 10 Detroit.
Judge Monet yesterday granted
an adjournment Of - hours after
he ordered District Atty. Lehr TO
sign an order for $1,000 10 be
paid 10 Walter Nelson. Thomas
attorney. for legal fees
The doctors property including
cash, real estate and bonds. is
now impounded in the foreign
funds unit Of the L. s. Treasury
which took control Of the money
whom Thomas was listed as a
German nationalist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Fats Collection
In County Up

For the first nme in five
months. fat salvage collections ip
Michigan topped 50 per cent al
their quota in December. Kenneth
" Burns. state salvage director
said today
State collections FOR last month
were 49l s27 pounds. OF which
Wayne County contributed ISL
$50 on $50 per cent Of b., quota
OF 367 S6i pounds The state total
Jumped - per cent over tho No
Vcmbcr mark with "a total Of
609S per cent % IT'S quota Wayne
County's November collection was
The smallest since the drive
started. Burns salG.
The state quota for 1914 ha
been stepped up 10 SIS 333 p04na.
aS compared 10 500 800 for 1919.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
MELCoMEs NAAIESAkES

Bong a member OF q branch IL
mo Fuller family which accord
IrG 70 legend can trace US gene
c.oGy back 20 the time that one
Samuel Fuller discmbaLked from
the NaLt.lWer and parked On
Plymouth Rock the reporter went
Oyer 10 welcome tho new member,
There has been a ramor that the
0 g ur. Ueeu solely
n wee basis NJ the resemblance to
Dog F4eHrsr bur also because Of
The fine history of the Fuller fam
l.y whose sons fought IN the ReVo-
,WIonary War and which pro-
Gg0r7 several noted persons. in
c.g7nc Margaret Fuller the poet.
and supreme Court Justice Fuller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Curse of Brush Joker
TOPIaSue EX-FuElrerS
BY RI SSELL FULLER
oBiosrapher Of the May flower fuIler.)

The FIVE cx-Fuhrers whose ears
have been bent double listening 70
friends chidc them about the SINH
lariy Of their name TO Hitler 8
title probably don't know it hu,
they are doomed TO spend the
rest Of their lives listening 10
b4W Jokes about the Fuller Brush
man.
The Transition from being the
target ~ orc rIb 10 another came
about ln the courtroom 81 Probate
Judge Thomas c. Murphy. when
'rc four Fuhrcr brothers, and the
son Of one Of them officially
changed their names from Fuhrer
10 Fuller.
The four brothers are DAVID -
~ $3.50 Oak Arnold Il 81 1929
Broad Harold 25 of lEll2 Ro.e-
Ia81 and I0HI4l = of 1903 Sur
f.>an' The tIttn ox-Futrer is
Henrs, -. O. Z7l5 Rochester. son
Cf Arnold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Bank Employees Get Raise

FLINT, Jan. - mDloYes Of
nc CTTIZenS q Commercial Saw
ings Bank today had been granted
by the WLB merit and length Of
service wage increases not exceed
ing SO a month average each. The
revised schedule is retroactive to
laEt Dec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
ARR SERVICE

Unable 20 continue his studies
George Olson, .--l Marquette
Dearborn Township was granted
permission % le1Nc school 20 are
range for a BOY Scout memorial
service for tnc TWO boy Who were
member, of Olson Troop
Two school nurses We're sent 30
Elo.Se 20 help care for tno injured
and Principal Tate and other
members o. tho faculty visited the
hospital yostcrG
Teachers paid marked tr.hgiC TO
Tho Trio.
Mrs Anne kopp home room
supen ~or. sand OF Mis-, kraQ.c
Betty was an excellent stu
dent and marvellous girl She
was leader i'm the purchase
OF war bonds and stamps and
? never had 60 bc solicited during
school drive.
BACKED Up FIGHTERS
Before my husband went
overseas she promised him She
would back him up and She
certainly did IL. n she had lived
She would have been married To-
Charles BagVell. an lS-year-old
soldier AT Camp Grant, ny,
Stanley s Smith another home
room SrlpcN Sor. said
Robert Drake and Wilmer
Ford were outstanding students
and had a marvellous future
\ ahead of them. I have had, a
difficult time 10 keep the Kids in
uur f1urrrr ruurr from rrvtrrr. 4"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
II-ERA+EHReRE

After Judge Murphy with a few
simple words made the Flhrers
Fuller, there were greetings all
around much loihng around on
-'t7r .rUr7E-Tr az rrr word Fuiicr
and the first slip under the now
sctup
In celebration n their new
name Tho four brothers each
bought $1,000 war bonds from
Judge M4Hphg E4t IA signing
tho receipt for one bond Harold
forgot and wrote Harold Fuhror
Gust slip of the pen" he
explained you stil can't
change the fact that were
Fuh--I mean Fullers."
The welcoming party was dis.
tine, success and pretty soon
every ono forgot who was greet
ing who into whose family. And
the gathering was breaking up on
gay ltscl until some guy pokod
h.s head through the door and
ked
Are YOU guys related to the
Fuller brush man ,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
REPORTER Debated

Bur tho reporters ciaI0n At
this report was debated when one
of the brother, explained that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
LOANS TO WORKERS
MEX AND WOMEW
Borrow up TO $500 quickly, smpy-No endorsers needed

uERE Is way to get cash If YOU
L L run short Just tell US about
your problem and choose a convenient
payment plan from the table below.
Ncrcqure no endorsers or guarantors
no recommendations from friends
relatives or employer You get your
loan quickly and privately If YOU
have a Job Household Finance IN
vtes YOU 10 apply for a salary, car or
furniture loan OF $50 to $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Baby, 9 Months,
Dies Of Injuries
.SufferedinCrash

Two persons arc dead today
another ls 40 >er1g, condition
and an alleged hI1-run diver is
held hy police "a, result of traffic
accident, n the Dotfot area
Nlnc-month-old Gerald Olson
died last night in Children, Hos
pltal OF injuries suffered JAM II
when a Michigan Central train
struck the car .n which hc was.
riding an a Br0Wns'oVn Township
crossing. The ch.d parents Nh
and Mrs. Albert Olson of 2l5l8
Woodruff road, lockwood. We're
unInlurcd
Charles Benedict Al. of 92s7
yellow stone, died early today in
Providence Hospital of injuries
suffered when The car he was
driving crashed INTO a protected
safety zone at Grand River and
RuEnEl1e last I-Lt
Shirley Pfeifer, s. Of 97iZ Webb
was struck late yesterday bv Il
DSR bus al Eimhur>t and Ot,ego.
when she was ailegrdiv pushed
into the vehicles path by play
mate The child is in temporarily
serious condition AZ Receiving
Hospital with what may prove 20
be- skull fracture
The driver OF The bus was not
held
Mrs Garuetta Blanchard &C.
Of l2ls0 Flanders was taken into
custody last night by police a.,
the alleged hIi-un driver who
struck Mrs MAY MalkoWeki 81.
Of 1916 Corbett at Conner and
J.. Vernon Sunday night
INJURIES FATAL
Mrs Malkow ki was seriously
Injured
Police said Mrs Blanchard de-
MED any knowledge Of the accl-
dent. but later admitted thar nor
car had struck the woman. Off
GERS said a piece of metal from
her car was found at the scene.
Mrs Martha Prcvelle. 40. of
500 Howard died AZ 5 a. m. to-
day IN Receiving Hospital of in
lurIeS She received when two
thugs beat and robbed her last
Saturday night
The two men approached her az
Porter and Fourth, She told po-
lice and demanded money. When
she refused and attempted to re-
slSt, they knocked her 70 the
pavement. kicked her, and took a
purse containing s..
Feeling only slight Ill effects.
Mrs Prcvollc Went home The fol-
lowing day however. she com
planned of severe pans and was
admitted ITO the hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Repay in ins'olmenis

You may repay your loan IN 2 70 ~
convenient monthly instruments. The
sooner YOU repay the less your loan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-Salesman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
City Council Prayers
Asked in Dearborn

a resolution 70 open all future
meetings OF The Dearborn com
mon council with prayer was in
PRODUCED asst night
Various ministers and prtEstS
OF The city would be invited 10
alternate IN invoking Divine
blessings. according 10 the plan
suggested by Mayor Hubbard II
has been referred 20 the council $
CNerutLNe cnrrmLttoo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19

costs At our rate Of Sc PEI month. d
500 loan repaid IN SIX monthly install
ments of SIS ~ each costs SlOs8. #
repaid IN four monthly lnstalments
the cost is S172 A $500 loan repaid
IN thee monthly instalments costs
Sc - Payments shown in the table
include principal and all charges. You
pay nothing more.
Money 10 solve your problem
You may get cash at Household 10
PAY old debts taxes doctor or dentist
bill helprelatlves oralmoSt any pur-
pose Il YOU need extra cash. phone
wrte or visit Household Finance