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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
Vatikan Sc je
izognil zamrznjenju
sklad0v v Nemciiji
Papez je dial navodila. da
Sc s katoliskimi skladi
kupuje razne Instruments

BOSTON, 20. maja-Pokojni
Papez PHI XII Sc je leta 1885 ve-
see izmaknil Hitlerjevemu "za-
mrznjenju katoliskih skladov v
Nemciji"s S tenn, da je dal navo-
dila, maj Sc kupuje dragocene
znanstvene instruments, katere
je potrebovala vatikanska zvez-
darna v Castel Gandolfo.
Tozadevno razkritje je dal
Rev. Walter ]. Miller, papeski
znanstvenik, XII Sc sedaj nahaja
v Bostonu.
Cerkveni skladi, XII Sc pod Hit
lerjem MISC mogli spraviti il
Nemcije, so bill uporabljeni "a
nakup znanstvenih instrument
tov, katere Sc je lahko ekspor-
tiralo.
Sedanji papez Sc
zanima "a astr0nOmijo
Father Miller je rekel, da sc
sedanji papez PHI XII zelo zani-
ma "a astronomijo in ostale INA
nosti ter da vedno OBJ prilikah
svojih pocitnic v Castel Gandol-
fo, svojemu letoviscu, "studira
nebo skozi 16 palcev dolg dali
nogled."
S Millerjem sta prisla Sc diva
druga duhovnika, XII sta podala
izjave zvezi S polozajem v Ita-
liji. Rekla sta, da je komunizem
"dvojna nevarnost." Kot pravi-
ia, komunisti ohrabljajo svojo
lastno vrsto proti-klerikalizmu
in javno ucijo, da so Italijani
lahko obenem dobri katolicani
in komunisti. Baje je po izjavah
duhovnikov komunisticni vodi-
tell Castel Gandolfio, kjer Sc
nahajajo papezeva posestva,
obelodanil dejstvo, da hodi ma
spoved in sprejema v cerkvi sv.
obhajilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22

iAC11o4O v VoSIl cVlOpShlll UI L
Rocks je izjavil, da bo v vsa-
KEN pristaniscu ostal en- Clan
UNRRA, XII bo sprejemal zadnje
posiljke. V Londonu bo pa ostal
poseben odbor, XII bo vodil admi-
nistracijo zakljucnih posiljk.
Direktor UNRRAe je izrazil
svoje zadovoljstvo, da DO Med
narodna organizacija "a begun
ce prevzela delo, XII ga je pred
tenn vrsila UNRRA, ter da bo
Mednarodna organizacija "a
nujno pomoc otrokom verjetno
dobila Is do 40 milijonov dollar
jew po odobritvi v ameriskem
kongresu.
POrocila il glavnih
NEST v EvrOpi
General Rocks je podal poro-
ella v zvezi delom UNRRA il
raznih glavnih NEST Europe. Ia
porocila so:
TIRANA, Albania "Videl
sem najhujse lakotno stanje cd
vseh drzav, katere sem obiskal.
Ko sem govoril z generalom En-
YER Hoxha, sem mu odprto po-
vedal, da ne more pred prihod-
MO zetvo dobiti nobene hrane
vec. Zaprosil me je, da predlo-
zim potrebe Atlantic katerikoli
organizaciji, XII il lahko poma-
gas IzaXil je, da zelo ceni po-
moe, XII 10 je do sedaj Albania
dobila Cd Zedinjenih drzav."
ATENE, Grcija-"Ceravno Sc
mi zdi, da imajo potrebnih "a
log, da Sc obdrzijo do prihodnje
.zetve, jim DO pomoc potrebna
do prihodnjega leta. Razdelitev
je v redu z izjemo v krajih, kjer
sc vodijo borbe.''
BELGRAD, Jugoslavijo-"Da,
vdel sem Tita in sem ga ma$el
dobro raspolo$emego. Potrdil
sem vsa ma$a porocila, da je ME-
g0vo vloda dObrO isUrSila delo
pri razdelitw UNRRA po$iljk."
DUNAJ, Avstrija - "Vedno
iznova in iznova Sc me je zago-
tavljalo, da je UNRRA ustvari-
la vso razliko med zivljenjem in
lakoto. Zahvalilo Sc mi je "a po-
seben sklad "a hrano v znesku
$21 100000. zetev bo verjetno
uspesna, toda navzlic temu ne
morejo producirati dovolj hra-
ne in Jim DO pomoc potrebna tu-
di "a v naprej."
PRAGA, Observation-Disclosures
voril sem s predsednikom Bene-
Som in Sc mu zahvalil "a $6,0O0,-
600, katere je bila v stanju ME-
gova vlada prispevati "a pomoc
drugim. Brez vsakega dvoma ia
dezela 81 je cd vseh drzav
potom UNRRAe najboljse opo-
mogla in je vzorno uporabila po-
siljke organizacije." :
VARsAVA, Poljska-"Varsa-
va 81 je, cd kar sem jo zadnjie
videl, zelo veliko opomogla
Mnoga poslopja so popravljena
Cistijo razvaline po svoji maj.
boljsi moti. s podporo UNRRAe
bodo ineli dovolj hrane do pri'
hodnje zetve. Imeli so slabo sre'
Go 8 setvijo. Okrog Is odstotko,
|rzi je zmrznilo in bo potrebne
Iponovno sejati. Izgleda, da bt
zetev razoGarala. !" !.
MINsK, Belorusija ''Minsl
je bill najtezje poskodovan ot
vseh ostalih NEST, kar sem Jill
ividei. Importirana UNRRA hra
na Jill je obdrzala pri zivljenju
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
UNRRA bo prenehala z
delom v Evropi 80. junija
Gen. Rocks ponovno potrdil,
da je Titova vlada posteno
DELLA pomoe organizacije

WASHINGTON, 90 maa-Gen Lowell W. Rocks,
XII je drektor UNRRAe je danes po svoi vrntv il Ev
zav da bo deo te refine organizacije pre-
nehao vseh evropskih drzavah 80. junijem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
Zaroka a + a

Mr.. in Mrs. Frank J. Medved
il 1918 E. 172 St. sporocata, da
sta Sc zarocila njiju hci Helen
in Mr.. Harry J. Cernelich, sin
Mr.. in Mrs. John Cernelich il
1905 Marcella Ave. Bio srec-
no!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
JUG05lAv|JA D0Lzl ANGLIJ0 IN
AMERIk0, DA 5(IT|TA zL0tIN(E

RIM, 20. maja-Jugosovanska ambasada je danes
obozla Zednjene drzave in Angljo da sctta jugoslo
vanske drzavljane katere Jugoslavja satra vojne
zlofnce in izdajalce ...
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
Ma operaciji

Ma operaciji
v bolnisnico Sc je podala Mrs.
Gertrude Slejko il Upton Ave.
in sicer v svrho operacije. Ma
haja Sc v Polytechnic bolnisnici.
zelimo j, da hi CHM preje popol-
noma okrevala in Sc zopet zdra-
va povrnila v krog svoje dru-
zine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
Stassen predlaga program "a mir
in gospodarsko obnovo sveta
Amerika maj bi skoi deset let
dala 10% svoje produkcije onim
drzavam, XII neomajno podpirajo
Organizacij0 Zdruzenih narodov

JEFFERSON, Iowa, 81. maja-Bivsi governor Mime
sote in asprant repubkansko predsednsko nominac
10 Harold E. Stassen je nocoj Zednenim drzavam prpo
rocal desetletni program "produkcije "a mir"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22

W AAS~A VIA A' ~SSAoo~AA JS AAOS>
rocal desetletni program pr
v prvem vaznem javnem 60
voru, katerega je incl Stassen,
odkar Sc je vrnil S ture v Evro-
pi, je urgiral Zedinjene drzave,
da skozi prihodnjih deset let
dajo 101s svojih izdelkov in Ii
veza dezelam, "katere nudijo
neomajno podporo organizaciji
Zdruzenih narodov."
Navedel pogoje, pod
katerimi bi Sc dala pOmoc
Stassen je govoril z balkona
okrajnega sodnijskega poslopja
ma proslavi Ameriske legije v
tenn malem farmarskem mestu,
XII steje 4,100 prebivalcev.
Zedinjene drzave maj bi kon-
trolirale delitev, je dejal Stas-
sen, in dasiravno maj bi ne "a
htevale placila v denarju ali
blagu, pa maj bi v zameno "a
tako pomoc cd prejemajocih
narodov zahtevale, da pristane-
jo ma:
1. Dolgoroene sporazume "a
pravicen dostop k sirovinam,
katere posedajo.
2. Sporazume, da ne bodo
krenile dali cd "individualne
ekonomske svobode" napram
rastoci nacionalizaciji.
3. Svoboden dostop ameriskih
vladnih zastopnikov, zasebnih
drzavljanov, tiska in radija -
brez cenzure-v ozeml ia, XII sc
priklopijo programu "produkci-
je mir"
4. Posteno postopanJe drzav-
|ljanov Zedinjenih draw in ame-
riskega kapitala v dezelah, XII
bi bile delezne nase produkcije,
in posteno postopanje napram
odvisnim ljudstvom cd strani
doticnih narodov.
Stassen je priporocal seznam
prednostnih projektov, med ka-
tere je vkljucil obnovo Porurja,
pospesevanje carinske zveze med
Belgijo in Luksembursko, in
sporazum Anglijo glede kora-
kov "a memo bodocnost 'v okvi-
ru svobodne ekonomije."
y = 4
Marshall tudi sestavlja
nacrt "a ekon0mskO pomoc
WASHINGTON, 21. maja. -
Drzavni in vojni department de-
lata ma nacrtu, po katerem bi
utegnile Zedinjene drzave "a do
DO treh ali stirih let potrositi
do pet milijard letno "a svetov-
ne ekonomske potrebe.
Drzavni tajnik Marshall je re-
kel, da je to prva studija take
! vrste v zgodovini Amerike.
| v odgovor ma neko vprasanje
! je drzavni tajnik rekel, da lob
tenn casu" ne vidi nobene potre.
be "a nadaljnje apropriacije de.
maria take vrste,, kakrsno je
odobril kongres "a Grsko in
Turcijo, z morebitno izjemo Ko.
reje. -. ~ -
Amerika zeli dati
KIM "prakticno pemoc"
Marshall je casnikarjem re.
kel, da 81 Zedinjene drzave zelo
trudijo, da bi Kitajski riudile
ekonornsko pomoe, ki pa mora
biti ma ''prakticni bazi''. Potez.
/ koea obstoji v tenn, je rekel DIR.
lzavni tajnik, ker sc mora matt
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22

Naro6djte, $irite II Htajte
" "EbdkopraDnost! (" :gs,..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
Amerika zeli dati
KIM ''praktGno pemoc"

Marshall je casnikarjem re-
kel, da 81 Zedinjene drzave zelo
trudijo, da bi Kitajski nudile
ekonornsko pomoc, XII pa mora
biti ma, ''prakticni bazi". Potez-
koGa obstoji v tenn, je rekel dr.
zavni tajnik, ker. Sc mora najti
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29

nation of a given field--much less
master it, he said.
The supreme form of specializa-
ton, he said, is doing all things for
the glory of God. Seek the glory of
God above all things. We should be
used for His pleasure and glory be-
cause all we have, and all we are,
belong to God.
He told the young students to use
as their motto in life, 81 am third
God first and others second. The
more unreserved you seek to glorify
God, the more true happiness you
will enjoy and the more useful you
will be to the world.
His sermon was greatly enjoyed
by everyone present.
The complete program for the SER
vice follows:
Prelude--The Green Cathedral
Hahn.
Professional: The Heavene are Te-
ling Beethoven.
Seniors Enter :
Doxology-All Standing.
Invocation-Rev. L. E. Burnette.
Anthem: Hosanna to the Living
Lord--Adams Choir.
Scripture Lesson--Psalm 10
Rev. r. G. Valentine.
Prayer L. E. Burnette.
Hymn No. 1871: Guide Me, o Thou
Great Jehovah Congregation.
Announcements Mr.. w. B.
Kenna.
Offertory: White Orchids--Cooke
----Tithes and Offering.
Anthem: Remember Now Thy
Creator Overall Choir.
Sermon--Supreme Specialization
Rev. r. G. Valentine.
Hymn No. 46--Onward Christian
Soldiers Congregation.
Benediction-Rev. L. E. Burnett
te.
Recessional Seniors Exit.
Organist for the service was Mrs.
Fanny Lumpkin. Ushers were: Dom
aid Bbatwright, John M. McRae,
Marlin Majors and Henry Paris.
The service was presented by the
j. K. Rhyme family in memory of
their son and brother, the late Billy
Rhyme, who was member of this
class.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29

is the first Battery in the State to
get the most recent 1855 Howitzer to-
gether with its ammunition cart and
IA ton tractor. The new mount has
a split trail and gunner can follow
a moving target almost as you might
fire a rifle from the shoulder. They
have a so cal. machine gun, Ba-
zooka, Plotting Table, few rifles
uniforms, personal equipment, all in
sufficient supply to learn its uses
what to do with 1t and how, and do
It quick. The Sergeant in charge is
Doty Porter who left here with the
Battery on that so-longgon morn
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29
BaeeaIaureate Sermon
Al Baptist Church

The Baccalaureate service of the
Lexington High School, honoring
the Senior Class of 1947, was held
Sunday morning at the First Bap-
fist Church.
The Rev. r. G. Valentine, pastor
of the Presbyterian Church, delive-
red a splendid message at this time
to capacity house.
Rev. Valentine chose as his topic,
Supreme Specialization. He told
the class that they were living in a
world of specialists. We have spe-
ialists in business; specialists in pro-
fessiong; specialists in the field of
research--and specialists in this and
that.
Things have grown so complicated
and man has discovered so many of
Natures secrets, that no one can
hope to understand all of the infor-
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29

ing and stayed with it, think, thro-
ugh North Africa and Italy. He
knows all the equipment, how to
handle and care for it and in addit-
ion is really interested in it. Which
means he is an excellent selection by
Captain King.
THE MOST FORBEARING OF
PEOPLE are the British. Just try
to imagine what would have hap
pened to supects if German or Jap
or Russian soldiers had been shot
from ambush, their roads mined,
their officers quarters blown up.
Most likely every Jew in Palestine
would have been shot or put in
concentration camps. But the Brit
ish try to find the guilty individual
Patience virtue?THE NEW X RAY
EQUIPMENT at the Hospital is be-
heved to be the best and laest of the
kind. 1t is much more powerful
machine than the one it replaces. 1t
is capable of making very quick and
clear pictures, has built-in features
that increases its convenience, make
it safe to use. 1t is Shock proof"
model of the General Electric Com
pany and has the promise of contin-
uing service" by the experts of that
company, so the Hospital feels rea-
sonably assured of readiness at any
minute to use the facilities. The
Hospital also has smaller instru-
ment mounted on wheels that oan
be moved all over the building and
make pictures anywhere. That is
very valuable service in that frac-
lures may be viewed with the least
possible moving Of the patient-much
worth while at times. The Hospital
is thought to be very well equip
ped and stated institution at pre-
sent. There are no better Surgeons
and Doctors and no better Nurses
tina are available here at home and
on few minutes notice, and no
better appliances for their use.
VEGETABLE GARDENS are some
thing to think about and the best
cultivated with the finest growing
vegetables and kinds is, as usual,
Prof. SCOTS back of his house on
the east side of Chestnut st. Next
to it is Mr.. Rabb's garden which
looks like continuation. Prof
Scott says anybody can have just
as good by learning a few rules,
using some thought and a lot Of
muscle. He uses a lot of both. There
may be other gardens as good
that do not show from the street.
| COUNTY AGENT. SULLIVAN'S
column last week carries full infor-
nation about Garden Bugs, how
they look, feed; how to destroy them
It's very plain and condensed and
valuable to a gardener.
THE PECAN PHILOXERA has got
an early and fast start & already the
pest has made it sure that most Pc
can trees will again have no crop
Look at the tender new twigs on
which the nuts would be borne and
notice the small green balls. They
are full of eggs. Infested trees, ano
most of them hereabout are infest-
| ed.havent a chance to bring a crop
The pest can be controlled, accord
ing to Mr.. Sullivan's column of 6
few weeks ago, with spraying al
the proper times. The hitch is that
to spray a pecan tree requires {
power sprayer on wheels and cost
runs into money. Cooperative buy
ing is the answer.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29
CURRENT COMMENT
BY Henry Willis

BEAUTY SPOTS; The Rose Walk in
front of Miss Julia Watson's. There's
a hidden bed of Red Lilies there to
It's best seen from an elevation
presbyterian Church windows) The
Catalpa at Bealls Drug Store near
the basement entrance. (noted by
Mrs. Lumpkin).
BATTERY B Is off to arenewcd fine
start under Captain ike" King. 1t
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Percy L. Crook, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. o. Miley and Mrs. M. o.
Huffman, of Walden, were Sunday
guest in the Jesse Byrd home.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Norton L. Rhodes
and Mr.. and Mrs Albert Arnold, of
Memphis, were guests of Mrs. Ruth
Roach for the weekend.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29

Miss Rose Miley, of Holmes Junior
College, was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Byrd, Sunday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-29
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Ruth Roach was a Jackson
visitor last week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-11
Victim Of
Shooting
Held In Pen

ItIn Jrrk nn ~ hh-9
II uu acld a prisoner ~ Re-
nAoe w ptal as Altnees %
nootlr Thursday nchi at trr
~ 1900 Warren w in
tntch hc t1c VICTIM JACKSON
two nshot wounds IN ms
u aDpcas tht jack on Was
~tOetce IS Chc,.cv Ggccn ono
The poput,0fs of the ha.
nkng whiSkcy from bottle
mo lWatory 10 thu place"
ilcpn attempted go eject jack
and is sand to haVo stuck the
l-lt, several blows with has fist
kno, Dc hm 10 The floor
Jackson poucc stated drew q
revolver iton his pockct whiIc
living prone ON the floor AZ the
toilet pulling tho trGcc of hrs
gun tWwe Whlrh ialld ,D dis-
barge IN thr mc4ntn Groom
is sand 60 hoo dso pulled e gun
from isis packct and f,od ~
JACKSON three times WounflnE
him ais dc clbcd
Both g.ns and the houlc ~
whiskr Com winch jackson had
boon drinking ave held hv police
ass cvIdcnco Iackons revo'vC'
police said. had not boon .csis
tcrce Chccn had hccn and IN ms
ndmC.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-11
Lucy Thurman Bran ch Y
Has interesting Pro gram

Glasses and clubs arc gcltins
underway IN a round of inter
cSting activities AT tho Lucy
Thurman Branch YWCA The
Health Education department Is
offering three VERY popular.
classes IN the program TncN atc
drosSmaklns bridge and mills
ncry Mrs ThClma Buam M
siructor for the millinery cliss.
has great plans for the season
Modern dance and hddmln-
ton are two OF the popular
classes. with gym and SWIMMING
running a close second
or the ModcrnIquc Dancc
club Gonlcllc Bailey and Nellie
Brown along with the diIyclo.
Lavinia Moore, Will Join win
two members Of the Central y
dance group directed by Nm-
Cv Lane 10 dance on pro-
gram IN Oc'obc at Bucg
plants TO spur interest IN the
Communltv Chest Duyc
Eulah Clarke. assistant swim
instructor ana sc NADINE New
some who IS aiding to coach the
Junior girls IN swimming undcr
tho direction of the health Cdu-
cation are encouraging more
girls 10 learn the fundamental
NJ good swimming on Tuesday.
ThurSday and SATURDAY attcl
school hours
Adult Groups
Miss MarIlvn DaNls. 2 -Ladu-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-11
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
County OF Wayne.
No 1Sl.0lS

Al 4 session Of the Probate
! Court for said County Of Wayne
held at the Probate Court Room
in the City Of Detroit on the
Twenty Ninth day Of September,
IN the wear one thousand nine
hundred and forty-sevcn.
Present WILLIAM F COTTER.
Judge Of Probate. In the Matter
of the Estate Of JOHN OSBN,
Deceased
on reading and filing the pc
titIon Of Thomas L. Hall praying
that administrators NJ said estate
be granted to JULIAN w. PER-
RY Public Administrator or
some other suitable person:
IT Is ORDERED, that the third
dav of November. next. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon at said
Court Room be appointed for
hearing said petition
AND 1T IS FURTHER ORDER
ED That copy Of this order be
published once in each week for
three weeks consccutively pre-
vious TO said time Of hearing IN
tho Detroit Tribune, newspaper
; printed and circulating in SAT-
CounN Of WAYNE
WILLIAM F. COTTER
Judge OF Probate.
"a True CopNl
LEONARD EDELlNA
Deputy Probate Register
l0-li-i0-25
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-11
NEIGHBORHO0D
N { w S

Thanks readers, for your co
operation. Continue 10 call
your news in 10 me Thursday
through Sunday. then wa.ch
for il in the Detroit Tribune
You may either telephone
Temple 3-l595 or leave your
news at 1888 Rivard. first floor
AZ tho Conner Home Landry.
Read Ncighborhood News care
fully. maybe you will read
aboui some Of your friends.
Send in news OF births. deaths,
illnesses. marriages. trips. and
parties.
Sunday school suhIccl TN
vccE is Christ the MinEtcg o.
Better Things Scripture lir
brow 3.l-8. Q 10 Mathc, . +
II printed portion lichcV
IL Ms z rs ~. 923- s. l0,ll.l4
I'm be- listening for vou Gil
TEnplc 3-45q4. or CT 1921
Mr. VI. a Conner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-11
West Side Family Extends
Gratitude For Sympathy
BY Leors Esiers

Tho hercavod family Of tho
lsir M5s. Mamie b ChIsolm
taAoy this means Of thanking
|i'5 MANY friends FOR their kind
|rc and sympathy 81 the
|ilr IF nor sudden death In
ya.icaa It thanks those Who
loaned their cars for the fun
c AZ and Sent flowers andAom
sent floW0s ana CON
h 04fed friendly services
TIE family also thank tho
Rc 2 T Brown the Rev A.
.R Davis. tho Rev F ! Har-
a ~ and the Roy Charles a.
Il for their consolinc re-
81 Chisolm is survived by
Dc husband James her sister
IM 3 NJ Wisdom her niece
nv, l.. M Davis and her
|rophcw, J 7. Murphy
Ms Elizabeth Shcnault is
home from the hospital after
IN operation She is reported
a. pc improving nicely
Mss D M c. VII soon trcN
down the aisle. When can I
|tell YOU now. but keep an car
|Cpcn
Miss MIME Lee Bell Will also
soon bc marching down the
aisle I'll tell you later Just
|vnon II will be
We extend our sympathy Tn
NJ Sophia Logan Of 445
Chandler who was called 10
S Louis 10 the funeral Of her
b hcr
Tho rings Yes. ! saw them.
u m whom Robert Stanby TO
'N Minnie Lee Bell. and from
William HuGhley to Mss Dor
|uHr McClcndon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-11
Blount Installs New Officers
For Musicians, Association

Officers of the Detroit Ma
sicianS Association to serve tor
tho coming wear wore Installed
Monday night by Louis c Blouni.
insurance executive. CounCllnanlC
candidate. and trade association
president. at the Dcuot AsSoCla-
tion OF Women's Cluhs Brush and
Ferry
Installed were President Lau-
rance Watson. llcctpfcsidcnu
Mrs. Mile c. Lee Secretary,
Mrs Constance Mmms. Assistant
Secretary. Mrs Agnctta Cheat
ham Walden. corresponding Soc
retarv. Mrs. + II WoodlcN meme
berShip secrctary Fred Hart Wll-
lians and Treasurer + w Gag.
Members OF executive board
were also indicted They includ-
cd Mrs s. Lubcrta Chisholm
chairman. and Jun,us Maxwell
w. Harvey Hill. Dr. w. O Tcr-
roll and William Jones Of Pom
tlaC
PROGRAM AND SUPPER
The ceremonies were followed
by musical program and "a hul-
fot supper Participating IN the
program were Ms Helen Crit
fin. violinist. assisted by Mrs NJ.
King al the piano. Mrs Dolores
Hill. reading, Miss Alfredo lay
Tor. pianist. r Thomas saXophon-
isl: Gil-Blas Jackson baritone,
Mrs. Chisolm and Mrs, Lee ac-
companlsts.
Mrs. Chisom and Mrs Mackhn
were in charge OF the musical
program Mrs Zadia p 300 e
chared the committee on refresh
mcntS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-11
LEGAL NOTICE
Atty. Charles h. Perkin
SIT (. Warren

STATE OF MICHIGAN. in
the Cncuu Court Tor tho Coun
Is Of Wavne IN Chancery.
LINWOOD WEBSTER PLAIN
uff VS. MILDRED WEBSTER.
dcfendmt
No. 422.7os
Al session OF SAID Couft
held M the Courthouse IN the
CITY NJ Detroit on the cath day
ri Sept AID. l947.
PRESENT Hon Sherman d.
Calender Circuit Jude.
In This cause II appearing by
affidavit on file that the de-
PENDANT Mildred Webster can
not be served by process is
sued out Of this Court as she
is not resident of the State
of Michigan. but resides in tho
City OF Blucheld. County o.
Mcrcer. and State Of West Vr'
OK MOTION OF CHARLES
F PERKINS. attorney for plain
tiff.
IT IS ORDERED that the de
fcndant. Mildred Webster ap.
pear and answer the Bill OF
Complaint in this cause within
three months from the date oi
this order. or that said Bill
VIII he taken as confessed and
that tins order be published ac-
COZ ding 10 Law and copy
thereof hc served upon the de-
icndsnt hv registered mail as
REQUIRED by law
SHERMAN d. CALENDER
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
EDGAR NJ BRANlGAN
Clerk
CASPAR j. LlNGEMAN
Deputy Clerk
lO-ll-il-l5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-11
YMCA HITS QUARTER-VvAY MARK In 1947 DRIVE
Detroit Seaman s ate
AS Destroyer Sinks

$3.50 dg after the L S De-
tNc DOUGLAS IA. Fox struck
q floating mnc and sunk rs
miIr oil tnr Coast ot ftiustc
4 wcck Toe anXiou, laudF
Lp j Morton Jr ~ year
nG Dctul sailor VINO Na .
rcg member 81 the lll-ialcd
Hp ccmNcd cdblcg aW thef
ir safe and unhurl
The Lee J. Morions, OF
1886 Goth. told the Tribune
ihai Tho family and many OF
Tho triends Of young Morton
had been worried since news
Of the shipwrack and had
5een searching The lists OF
tilcd and injured 10 reas
suro themselves that he was
safe.
mNn2 o. VI Mention
of the boy. friend in
Nuwr Island had tclcphoncd
csdmc the list of Killed
nd injured and had told him
hs SON name Was not
That had rchrvcd th'
f7n until the cahic-lam
as Was delayed hy = wong
finally was delivered
Young Morions friends had
discovered the news OF the
hips disaster before he did.