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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-27
Correction

WASHINGTON, April 26.-P)-'
The Young Sullivan referred to
in Kirke L. Simpsons series on
Franklin Roosevelt as I knew
him. was James P. Sullivan, who
in 1920 was secretary to Edward
j. Pearson, president of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Co.
In the first world war he had
been stenographer in the Navy
Department. There Mr.. Roosevelt,
then assistant secretary of the
Navy first became acquainted
with Young Sullivan's work. I'm
pressed with his ability, Mr..
Roosevelt asked for his services
in the 1920 campaign, in which the
late President was his party's
nominee for vice president.
Mr.. Pearson reluctantly con-
scented to lend his secretary to Mr..
Roosevelt, and Mr.. Sullivan joined
the vice presidential nominees
campaign staff, serving in secre-
tarial capacity.
Mr.. Sullivan returned to his rail-
road position at the end of the
campaign. He now lives in Ded-
ham, Mass.
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PEACE AMENDMENT
APPROVED BY U. S.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 26-R-
The American delegation approved
today an amendment permitting fu-
ture revision of the proposed United
Nations charter when three fourths
Of the assembly members and sew
en- security council representatives
favored such action.
It was one of its first decisive
actions at the conference which
opened yesterday. The group
agreed to submit a proposal by
Senator Connally D-Tex), which
would give the projected league a
flexibiity not included in the Dunn
barton Oaks preliminary formula.
By repeatedly unanimous vote,
the American delegates supported
the Connally proposal to make pos
sible the holding of a sort Of coli
stitutional convention at any time
when an apparently overwhelming
sentiment of members indicates
that revision is necessary.
This amendment would expand
the provision made at Dumbarton
Oaks for minor changes in the
charter to be drafted here. Under
the Dumbarton Oaks language
changes could be vetoed by the
security council unless two thirds
of the assembly members voted to
override.
The American delegation's action
was interpreted Immediately as a
concession to small nation demands
that additional flexibility be given
to the proposed leagues charter.
1t was noted also that such a revi-
sion might be needed if enemy
countries later are to be admitted
to the United Nations circle.
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Senate Asks Reduction
On u. S. Bank Reserves

WASHINGTON, April 26.-RE
The Senate passed today and sent
to the House legislation dropping
the required gold reserves of Fed
eral Reserve banks to Is per cent
of their deposits and notes in cir
culaion.
Passage was on a voice vote.
Under present law, the banks
must maintain gold reserves equal
to 40 per cent of notes in circula-
ton and IS per cent of deposits.
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The following officers w,eFs sRsseo6
for the year:
President, Mrs. L. D. LudnAg
vice-president, Mrs. L. J. Jordoqt
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Q.
M. Wilmington.
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The Green Years"
By A. ]. Cronin Will
Be Reviewed Tuesday

1.-THE Green Years" by A. J..
Cronin will be reviewed Tuesday
evening, April 10, at 8 o'clock in
the Temple of Israel by Rabbi
Mordecai M. Thurman.
IAN Horatio Alger theme runs
through this novel by Cronin,'' OBJ
served Rabbi Thurman in speakir.g
of 1.-THE Green Years." THE
theme, however, is not one Of
rags to riches, but of boys am
bition which fought against many
disappointments. The author tells
the story Of a little, puny, physi-
cal body fighting its way to achieve
a career, and it is a story that
needs to be told more and more
in this generation. The book is a
lesson in human character"
A silver offering for the benefit
Of the Ped Cross and the United
Jewish Appeal will be taken at
the door. Sponsored by the Ladies'
Concordia Society of the Temple
of Israel the reviews are open to
the public.
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Ceremony Performed Yester-
day Afternoon At 4 O'clock
At Hewlett, Long Island

Miss Caryl May Martin, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Charles Wesley Mar
tin and the late DR.. Martin OF
Woodmere, Long Island, was mar
ried yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock in Trinity church, Hewlett,
Long Island to Lieut.. G.g) Frank
lin Harpar Gilmore, U.S.M.S., son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Archer FL
more Of Wilmington. The Rev. j..
Reginald Moodey officiated.
Given in marriage by her broth
er, Charles Robert Martin, U.s.
the bride wore gown
of white satin with a marquisette
yoke trimmed with seed pearls
and cap of seed pearls with
tulle veil attached. She carried
white lilacs and orchids.
Miss Jane Spaulding Martin,
sister of the bride, was maid-of-
honor. Other attendants were Mrs.
U. Lee Spence, Jr., of Whining
ton, sister of the bridegroom, Miss
Priscilla Savage of New York,
Miss Jeanne Way of Boston, Mas
sachusetts and Wren Jean A. j.
O'Connen Of Sussex, England. The
attendants all wore gowns of white
faille tafieta with blue inserts and
carried cherry colored tulips and
blue delpninium, while the maid.
of-honor carried yellow tulips and
blue de]phinium.
Lieutenant William F. Kobe,
U.SMS., of New Rochelle, New
York, acted as best man for Lieu
tenant Elmore, and groomsmen
were James Slater McHugh of Ced-
arhurst, Long Island, Lieutenant
Colonel George S. Boylan, U. S..
Army Air Corps, Corporal Hugh
Calder, U. S. Marine Corps and
U. Lee Spence, Jr., U.S.M.S. all
of Wilmington.
A reception was held at the Ca
sine Club. Garden City, Long Is
land following the ceremony.
Mrs. Elmore attended the Law
renee School. Hewlett, Long Island
and was graduated from the Mary
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BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wright
Holman, Jr., announce the birth
Of a daughter, Nancy Glazebrook,
at Marion Sprunt annex on Ap-
ril 3.
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First Presbyterian
Circles Will Convene

The Woman's Auxiliary Of the
First Presbyterian church viii
meet Monday afternoon at $3.50
O. clock. Members are asked to note
the change in hour Of meetings.
1. Mrs. E. R. Toms, chairman,
with Mrs. Toms, 201 North 18th
street.
2. Mrs. w. T. Weeks, chairman
with Mrs. J. r. Adams, IS North
Rankin street.
3. Mrs. Heide Trask, chairman
with Mrs. Trask, 8 Hydrangea
Place, Oleander.
4. Mrs. James Wells, chairman
with the chairman, 10 Mimoss
Drive, Oleander.
S. Mrs. N. D. Edwards, chair
man, with the chairman, 224 South
Fourth street.
6. Mrs. P. r. Smith, chairman
with the chairman, 405 Forest Hills
Drive.
7. Mrs. H. A. Codinghan, chair
man, with the chairman, o12
Chestnut street.
8. Mrs Plat Davis, chairman.
in the church parlor.
9. Mrs. Allen Whitehead, chair.
man, with Mrs. T. D. Love, zoe
South Fifth street.
10. Mrs. Donald Baird, after
church supper.
IL. Mrs. Leona Fanshaw, chair.
II. Miss Caroline Newbold,
man, after church supper.
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Miss Caryl May Marlin Is Bride
Of Lieut.. franklin Harper Elmore
St. Andrews-COvenant
Circles Will Convene

The circles Of St. Andrews-Cov-
enant Presbyterian church will
meet this week as follows:
MONDAY
I. Mrs. r. B. Slocu1n, chairman,
at the church at $3.50 o'clock.
2. Mrs. c. F. SETTER, Jr., chair
man, at the church at $3.50
o'clock.
3. Mrs. R. A. Brinden, chairman,
with Mrs. F. G.. Rose, 1920 Chest
nut street, at $3.50 o'clock.
4. Mrs. D. M. Holmes, chairman.
with the chairman, 1913 Prin-
street at $3.50 o'clock.
S. Mrs. L. E. Allen, chairman,
cess street. at $3.50 o'clock.
6. Mrs. w. L. Marks, chairman,
with the chairman, 225 South 18th
street, at $3.50 o'clock.
7. Mrs. J. R. Benson, chairman,
at the church at $3.50 o'clock.
8. Miss Grace Slocum, chairman,
at the church at $50 o'clock.
10 Mrs. Robert Pearsall, chair
man, at the church at 8 o'clock.
II Mrs. c. B. Case, chairman,
with the chairman, I'LL Grace
street at 8 o'clock.
TUESDAY
8. Mrs. ]. K. Bannerman, chair
man, with the chairman, 2502 Mar
ket street, at 8 o'clock.
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BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
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Miss Edna Mae Rose
WEEDS James B. ROurk

The wedding of Miss Edna Mae
Rose and James Buren, Rourk
was solennized at St. Andrews
Covenant Presbyterian church or
March %, at $3.50 o'clock by Dr.
Frederick Lewis.
Only members of the immediate
families attended the ceremony
which was followed by small re.
ception given at the home.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Jennie Rose and the late Mason
Rose of Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Mrs.
Rourk, who received her educa-
ton at New Paltz High school, New
Paltz, N. Y, formerly held po-
sition at the De Loval Corps at
Poughkeepsie.
Mr.. Rourk received his educa-
ton in the public schools of Will
mington and graduated from New
Hanover High school in 1943. He
Immediately volunteered and was
appointed to the U. S. Merchant
Marine Cadet School at Hoffman
Island, N. Y, where he received
his basic training and later serv-
ed at Pass Christian, Miss, upon
graduation he served aboard a
merchant ship as a junior officer
and holds ribbons for the Atlantic
War Zone, Mediterranean, Middle
East and the Pacific War Zone
and also holds the U. S. Merchant
Marine combat bar. Following an
honorable discharge from the SER
vice he now is employed at the
North Carolina Shipbuilding com
pany here. The couple is now re-
siding at 1877 Market street.
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Mrs. Human Feted
At Church Society

WARSAW, April 7.-The Won.
ans Society of Christian Service
entertained at the M e t h o d S
church on Wednesday evening hon
oring Mrs Olive P. Human, who
is moving from Warsaw to Clark.
ton. Mrs. Human was presented
a corsage.
Spring flowers and burning Ia
pers were used to decorate the
classroom where a supper was
served. Mrs. H. R. Hipp, presi.
dent Of the organization, read a
poem dedicated to Mrs. Human.
The members presented the hon
oree with a miscellaneous show
eY.
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Muriel Whitman,
Million Kelly To
Marry Thursday

Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Whitman
announce the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of t h
daughter, Muriel, to Milton Kelly,
son of Mrs. A. B. Kelly Of this
city.
The wedding will take place on
Thursday, April IL, at 2 o'clock
at the First Baptist church.
No invitations are being issued
but friends of the couple are in.
vited to attend.
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Robson Chapter
Of UDC Hostess e
To District !

LUMBERTON, April 7. - Robe
son chapter, United Daughters of
the Confederacy, was hostess to
District Seven of the N. c. divl-
sion of the U. D. c. at the Lor-
raine hotel in Lumberton April 4,
with the district director, Mrs. A..
M. Hartley of Lumberton, presid-
ing. About so women from six OF
the seven chapters in the district
attended - from Fayetteville, Rae
ford, St. Pauls, Fairmont, Red
Springs and Lumberton.
Highlight of the program was an
address by the division president,
Mrs. Paul Borden Of Goldsboro.
Other state officers speaking were
Mrs. M. l.. Thompson of Greens
boro, first vice-president; Miss
Margaret Broadfoot Of Fayette-
vile, second vice-president; Mrs.
J. ]. Andoe of Greensboro, third
vice-president; and Mrs. L. H.
Ship of Durham, treasurer. DR..
c. H. Durham gave the devotion
al; Miss Mary G. Mcneil of the
local chapter welcomed guests;
Miss Broadtoot responding; d
Mrs. M. F. Townsend rendered
vocal numbers.
The J.E.B. Stuart chapter at
Fayetteville, both senior group
and junior auxiliary, won a low
ing cup for the best activities OF
the year, while the Raeford chap
ter was awarded a loving cup for
largest increase in membership.
A luncheon followed the meet
ing.
Mrs. John Elnendorf, a mem
Der of the foreign service staff OF
the American Friends S erv e
Company, who is visiting here in
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Lindsay, was guest
speaker at the meeting Of the
Lumberton Book club at the home
of Mrs. Mae R. Shaw. Mrs. Ell
mendorf, who was presented by
Mrs. ]. E. Johnson, program lead
er, told of work of the group I'M
der whose auspices she plans to
90 soon to France to do relief
work in the Secour, Quaker organ
ization.
Mrs. John P. Stedman presided
over the meeting, and Misses Win
fired Rowland and Sue Blount
Shaw, sister and daughter of tbs
hostess, assisted in entertaining.
Mrs. Dan Costin gave a sum
mary OF the Dumbarton Oak:
Peace Plan and Mrs. M. F. Town
send discussed universal military
training for American boys at the
meeting, of the Reviewers Club a
the home of Mrs. B. E. Lohr, with
Mrs. H. H. Memory assisting hos
| tess.
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ECTC Alumnae
Will Sponsor
Card Tourney

The East Carolina Teachers col
lege alumnae association will
sponsor a benefit bridge tourna-
ment On Thursday evening, April
26. at the Woodrow Wilson hut.
Fourth and Princess streets.
Those wishing to attend may
make reservations with Mrs. Mar
garet Winstead, 7173 or Miss Fran
ces Switzerland 2-3745.
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C. Wheeler School in Providence,
Rhode Island. She is the grand
daughter of the late Rev. and Mrs.
Wesley Martin of Westfield, New
Jersey and of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard B. Henderson of Baltimore,
Maryland.
Lieutenant Elmore was gradu-
ated from the Baylor School, Chat
tanooga, Tennessee, and attende
Davidson college in Davidson. He
entered the United States Mari
time Service in March 1912 and
received his commission from
Kings Point Merchant Marine
Academy in October 1913.
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Miss Betty Bush
WEEDS D. E. Downing

Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Bush of
Kelly, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Betty, to Dalton z.
Downing, son of Mrs. Ida O. Down
ing of Atkinson.
The marriage took place March
81, at Conway, S. c.
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Carolina Beach Home
Club Elects Officers

The Carolina Beach Home Dem
club held the regular
on Thursday April 5, in
the home Of Mrs. P. A. Elkins.
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lodewvck Ave. Brick

tho city: seven lovely rooms; baths:
attractive throushout; beautiful living
room; approximatsly iSx2l: fire place;
dining room Sx2o: modern kitchen; a.
netts; one bed room and bath DOWN
stairs: three bedrooms and bath up;
1-car garage; iandscaped lot eox70o;
sion; price only 500: terms; cash
Of snorteago. Waiter q. Fsnton. Law.
ysr's Dld6.. phone sasi days OF 3e1s
anytime.
SEVEN room house: garage: part
down: vi, take sood ear A. p:rt psy.
mont q Deyne street. Mt. Clemens. A3l
io7 NORTH Wilson: four rooms: fur.
nished; win take good used ear tof
equity. Apply 10 Michigan avenr-. ~
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Olivins Labadie - Estate
yaAuaHy Il. lAlA

Ouvtuo Loo8ob0 - ko10t0
January ~, 1ose
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Prooass
Court for the County Of Macomb.
Al . session OF said Court. held st the
Probate Office In the City Of nj. Glenn
ems. In said County. on the 18th day ol
December A. d. io$5.
Present; Hon. Joseph v. Trombiy.
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Oiivins
Labadie, Deceased.
Hugh II. Neale. having filed In said
Court a petition praying for license 70
sell the interest Of said estate IN eer-
tain real estate therein described.
II is Ordered. That the i4th day Of
January A. d. ieSs at two O'Clock In the
afternoon, at said Probate Office. be
and is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition.
II Is Further Ordered. That further
notice thereof be given by public alton
of a copy OF this order. for three sue.
cessive weeks previous 70 said day OF
hearing In the Monitor-Leader. a
newspaper printed and circulated IN
JOSEPH v. rRoMBLY.
Judge of Probate.
ELEANORE wALENTOwICz.
Deputy Register of Probate.
NEALE & HrRT.
Attorneys-at-Law.
Mt. Clemens, Michigan.
Dec. IL .2s: Jan. +-M-L
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Sarah Cemasn Rashham--Us1nAo,
Claims s.,
March .. loeo

Sarah Common RashAan-Bsonno-,
Claims ~
March .. lo1o
STATE OF MICHIGAN, Tho pyQnGoo
Court for the County e 1eaeoadh.
At session Of Said Court hel1 @ -
Probate Office In the City q IT Clomp
ems In the said Comfy. on ne l3n ~
Of December. A. D. lo10. -
Present: Hon. Joseph v. Trsmhav.
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate e oaSaA
Common .Raekham. Deceased.
II appearing 70 the court tAot -
time for presentation e. claims a0a1no1
said estate should b nmltod. md Shae
time and place b sppolnted - ~
ceive. examine and ndtust IN elaino
and demands against said deceased ~
and before said court
II 10 Ordered. That efod11oro - ooi1
deceased are reQuiro4 - preeent e1o1R
claims - said court q oaiA pyooo1e
Office on or before tAe lsh DAY -
March A. d. ls4o. n I'm e'elosk = -
forenoon. said time ana piaee he!ne
and sdJustmsnt q IN claims ana -
mands against said Deceased.
n u Further Ordered. That puhl1e -.
tice thereof ~ given ~ puhlosot3Dn q
q copy Of this order e0s three UAeeoo.
sive weeks previosso - eaid day - hoors
ing. IN TIE Mouttor-Iaa1os. ngWDopoe
printed and circulAtel h said eounty.
JOSEPH y. TNo11DLY,
Judge e ProeatD.
MARY HAHnIsoN. 81
Register q probseo.
Dee. n =: yan. l-19r@s.
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ExPERl ENCED
BCOkkEEpeR

VACANCY eaussd ~ sstusn q hus.
band from service has ersated excel.
lent position IN our, office for one who
has well rounded kno&lsdge oi general
office procedure: excellent future -
sured. Our office force knows Of this
advertisement. Ask for Geo. w. Prishs,
priehs Nerca cantilo CO. Al
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Legal Notices

vssak Ds6ssss (Ds1nasesyaD -Duon1D
January ~. ~ ,Htst M. (.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, H. prnHt
Court for the County q Ha01k ~ IA.
AZ . session ~ said couPt 80 = -
rr,ooate otues In the c1ty - ln13U
SIemens. TN said County. . - ~
day Of December n, D. les, SO y a :
PRESENT: Hon. Joseph Y. 49,
Judge of Probate. 900 = "a ~
In the Matter Of the Esta1o ~ 1i>H
5ednarx tBednareHykl. Dseeoso1 ~
Ann p. bednarx having fllo1 - -
Court ner petition praying tha0 - ~
minlstation OF said estate BE- arao1oi -
SAID petitioner. Ann p. Bednsra ~ -
some other suitable person. -, ~
10 Ordered. That the iIeh 49, -
January A. d. ieS6. at ten esesSSS -
tne forenoon. at said Probate offic~- -
ana 10 hereby appointed for hSsS,sS
said petition.
- Further Ordered. That ns,Aaie -.
uee tnereof be given BY pubiies1SS. ~
copy or this order once earh -
Tor three successive weeks nr~~t.,.~ ~
SAID day Of hearing. In ~ Wc~s<~~
Leader, . Newspaper printo1 ~ ~
cuistsd IN said County.
JOSEPH v. rRoMBLY.
/. Judge of Probste.
MARY HARRISON,
Register Of Probate
rhANk q. GiAMBRo- y.
Attorney-at-Law.
Mt. Clemens. Michigan.
Dee. 3i.3o: Jan. Q
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THREE apartment house for sale:
income $50 month"; $4,000: small down
payment. Inquire IS Miller. Phone <3oi.
AZ
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Leeue UureeA-Eo10Ho
January ~. Do1o
STATE OF MICHIGAN, The preAnA,
Court for the County OF Macou6
. Az session OF said court. holA -.
me probate office in the CITY ~ ~
Ciemens In said county on the iS1h -
OF December A. D. ielS.
resent: Hon. Joseph Y. TrouaAsv
Judge OF Probate.
1T, In the Matter Of the Estate a Y~.s,>
Ullrich. Deceased.
CHARLES J. Reimold HAVING SyeA Z.
sald court his petition ursyfna thsf -
ttme for disposinR Of said eafats arI -.
inR the debts Of said deeeaeo0 n
ie45. n
II II Ordered. That ne IAN 49, -
January A. d. 1919. ~ ten o'cloch - ~
forenoon. at said probate office. - sr1
- hereby appointed for hearing ~
IT'S Further Ordered. That puHale -.
tiee thereof be given ~ nuhliea -.
OF copy Of this order, for fhreS ~
cessivs weeks previous % ~ - a
hearing. IN the Monitof-I Iea6eY. : nSv~
paper printed ana circulated 81 sail
county.
JOSEPH Y. rRoxDLY.
Judge Of Probate.
NARY HARRISON.
ReRister Of Probate.
NEALE 4 HrNT.
Attorneys-at-LsW. sz 3
MI. Clemens. MichiRsn.
Dee. ~ -; Jan. >-M-&
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II Buying or Selling
RUEHlE CORP. =
HARPER At cNocKEH
Phone Mt. Clemens ooo1 or 3o91
REAL ESTATE
OF All Kinds
EAST DETROIT

EAST DETROIT
, bedroom: modern nome: recreeti00
room: garage: near oratiot and . Nfle
$3.50: 5000 down.
Brick 8 and bath: large attic; nrst
Modern frame: block 70 . Mia =
$3.50: terms.
Brick 8 and bath: garage; block 70
$4,000.
RosEvILLE
0 and bath: basement: furnace: ga
rage; near Gratiot; y acre; fruit trees
8 and bath; utility; near II Mile
-, 400: $500 down.
I acre; 5-room home: basement; Ga
rage chicken coop-43. 500.
5-room home: vacant: large lot; near
II Mile-sS.Soo; $1,000 down.
and bath: utility: vacant; lot 7oxi~o
WARREN TWP.
Z and bath: utility; near Nine Mile
S4.s50.
Grocery store and living quarters;
two lots-S5. 500: 5000 down.
Brick Q and bath: basement: furnace;
8 lots-S5. TOO: terms.
Q and bath: utility; Gas hot va.
ter furnace: sarafe: 1-S acre-so,ooo;
terms.
CENTER LINE
3 bedrooms: basement home: com
pletely furnished: immediate posses
sion--S8. TOO: terms.
7 and bath: basement: furnace: rec
reation room: Garage: large lot-S7.oOo
FRASER
I bedroom home: natural fire place:
2 large lots: handicapped: garage; or
Utica road-&9. 500.
u acre: 4 and BATH utility: hot wa.
ter furnace--S5. 900: terms.
- room brick home: half acre: ga
rage: vacant: near bus-S3. 200.
~ acre on Utica road: room
house: running water: gas: rear
school: stores and bus-$4.000
LITTLE FARMS
II acre: modern and bath: attic:
basement: furnace; vacant $500;
1900 down.
q acre; 4 and bath; newly decorated
--S3,I50: 81 $50 down.
4 and bath: fire place; attic; lot look
li6-s4.500: g 200 down.
9 room basement home: furnace:
large lot chicken coop: near Gratiot-
S5.s00 terms.
50xl87 on II Mile road; 5 and bath:
utility; sarage-$4.8 $50.
q acre on Little Mack; 3 and bath:
chicken coop-94, 750.
i00x1l6 Q and bath; basement; fur.
mace; near Gratiot-ee.3 800: terms.
REAL ESTATE
ofstaot ss 10 Mile Rd Roseville sSog
UTICA ROAD AT 10 MILE FRASER
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John heekss-Eslaee
January ~. tos1
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The pruA,S
court for the County of Maeom6.
Az session Of said Court, held n NJ
Prooate Office In the City al Hm~s
oemens. In said County ON the i7sA ~
OF December A. D. te45.
Present: Hon. Joseph y. Frc,.As.
Judge OF Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate a. Sc,~
Hooker. Deceased
Russell LaBarse having MA =,
ssld court his petition praying thst tSe
administration w.w.a.. d.bn-. - e~t1
estate De granted 70 Macy r. Watkins
or 70 some other suitable pernon' -
Is Ordered. That the ilt6 49, -
January A. D.. le46. al ten o'elocf -
tne forenoon. at said Probate Offiee. -
snu - hereby appointed for hearfnS =
II Is Further Ordered. That rs,h,s.
notice thereof be given by pubIies 49,
OF copy OF this order. once eaeh s~eS
for three successive weeks prsvsosss
70 said day Of hearing. IN the Nonifcr.
Lesder. a newsnaper printed an1 -.
culated In said County. 80
JOSEPH v. rRoMuLY.
Judge Of probats.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-24
LUCKY SHIP OF D. SIS HIT
 BY TORPEDO
Sneak Attack Blasts Gap. ing Hole in PennsYl-
 vdnia, Navy States

GUAM, Aug. 24-The luck Of the U. s. s. Pennsylvania, which carried through 20-year career encompass ing two world wars, ran out in the final hours of the present conflict as Japanese torpedo bomber press ed hcme a sneak attack, blasting a gaping hole in the ships side and leaving 20 men killed or missing
 The Japanese plane swept in low, catching the 8, 100-ton vessel, Luck jest battle wagon of the fleet un- awares on the night of August l2, while surrender negotiations already were under way, the Navy permitted to De disclosed today.
 Fleet workships. which pulled alongside within 30 minutes after the the attack, worked so desperately and so successfully to save the ship that it will sail again with the fleet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-24
Church Official k Burned Up'' And Speaks Out

HOUSTON, Texas. Aug. 24.-Lt Col. Gordon Reese, executive secre- tary for the Army and Navy com mission of the Episcopal church, charged here that American church. es are occupied mainly with build ing programs instead of rehabilita- tion programs for service men.
 Where are their rehabilitation programs for service mem" he asked in an interview. T don't hear of any"
 The 53-year-old chaplain who serv- ed in the Hawaiian group in the Pacific has just concluded trip to a number of points in the United States. What he saw and heard, he said, Burned me up."