davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-10
LINCOLN AND THE TRIBUNE. A GREAT AMERICANA AND 4 GREAT PAPER JOIN TOMOLD J. 5. HISTORY
Strong Friendships l Undisturbed by
 Sharp Criticism

. -It, T s.a Y saA .,- n, sf~ sslfs' 'sfara ci-.esshe-A Ns1a sf hssm 'sf srr<rt|effs
 -f sa hr rrsfi es- rs~ sas il.l' tss fgsaf .ns sf sl;Asl siai sell s-t-~r-d
 tNsit ! riss yesn ss iua q .sH
 -i sztss ~ifa ssr- ssf-Fisy 'f1--s- isii rss ~AIsr hsrs tss fri-ssaf< af alafraalhsff
 -'~sii -'fis assrfiss s.si-siys ief Inc fAsra la,--- uel as~n on s. s.N.saeA rs.r thsy .ssd ta ,.il ss Aafshs,u llassir hs- the, teasfsny cal us ois Abe. thi t aHt 70 ssry old sIissr'
 Oid Ats w.s alresas | ass,. ta esussFt ~itA ia iniass arf all he rnsFs e m f-- enfs ef Hs-s psssr ~hre hs4 lur er-a sisaffs isnfaf-d ia NJ Linsslrs ssnasi q snsuersstiAi sir'issis ss.lnst Dsss ias fsf th- ,-naterfsiP Nn,ir,ef sissst may s.vs os-thsns Inc es raaiae Of ths inisrstss ~efs fefth silh aite~liee
 | sss-rrs-- for r.r~r
 -rm ir . ha-r, sad t1nsoin hsit ! Fss 70 ie .4s.s iiss for yesr e4s<s I raat s-s . fegsisli ], as~n car say 70 hssrs< a fssa . nsifhssf Hs, ss~e,lAss s. .-sds . b-isfe ssi sFpsrs iss- sse' to r~y fsf tis slsn'.s.' sna hs pslied irsrr iss saVefns1s paesstt Of h3l i-ars roea<,a.at aatss the nHss .na counted sai isas dsiiaf.
 @i tssa the ressr -ihsrs ~ss 10 prids n tAeas ss,s 10 ,-rsfsts the r.liiar iron nc eeseiirf feasr and rfsfs . r-csipi sn . sh-st sf eops s.psf rha essum<ni hif Liuesia thrsri ais ha psrss,. fsrasfsins ss hs 5t4 ss
 -'l As- yvuf p.rsri I eiast nss f ssfsrs yes hsyf tass bod sf iii ( -r, i,s nslh q . hse< ssiAinf ihs<i'
 -Fra- shis hs e1n,s iais esa- stratisa 1 nefed shsi he had q sh.fp<r fseulty for sIklnf ssss,icas shsa fer aas-sins ts-m Mi, s~ s<rrs q 10 hsnss. -ss m prsrns<s Hs sssse ns nsay sues iis-s st 10 ths pshfirisas sf ohls
 icseu.ssd es p-ss q
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-10
.i- Trisan. ai,. ssfiar ,h. rear

7T 7f7FfIHf f1Ff ds1IHf w TUT II isti thra itsl
 wh i< ~srki-s q ,his fsss ts -sms ssress . 8eu4f sis q the ele -his.ts Je1rnsi es,t dab sr~t psprr - ths op, les tse ss.f iefs li -ss n the csis.ts tiisssfiesl ,ea.,y. rhVs resss' .ad sshisiii ,ias --s. srstfs5rd is ihs ts=i trs ,sslsy is thi. seians h. fsase 70
 ttur sf THE rs1~' M fer sPni n ls.s sssss sprsfsniip hJ miststs In tssi ,ssf sf iHs rsst tee af Ihs-s yrsFs fslla asias ssf ssns,iesd
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-10
Medill's Meeting with old Abe
 in 1855 Told
sY rRAsK HUUIus


 e~uns t sn triirnsfs la ysss s-is si.iss s-t3str -rss fl;H rrf [ kIs.f ss-sp4p-f
 PsstlesiiY .s.ss4nr. ssr.s,Hs La cob sa< Ttr c,sir2re Tsir M -s' is -srb Tautt. rarsthsr th-l Ers@ fs Q. Ffsstsss siatsis in th- ne tisa- iAasslA ta rsns srh c-sfes Wsshiasisr as lsh< ner r~y<r~s Prestasai af shs unhst ssst~s f'sr Tasesa .s Tss WsfidI cf-.sssi hssse.psr
 flfisriraiiy spestinE. V h asea Tsts ts .sy ihsi netthrs ilassin nor ris TAnrsH ussfs has- ssrcssdse ts ks eaiu.ts Bosifiar. q tfs nuss hs eid -iiAsss the ssh-f aHhs ihfy Sls 10, sl-.Js nov ia s-rf-s- sai. sss. n.s oaa arrsf osrtfsise the s<hsr
 As4in it Tear fsaarrr
 nsmstimss in ssfiY frefs Tss rwst pash.d I-ineaiA ssssad ~hs he tss4shi hs arlil>s snd ststufs sniltlsz hIml Jos % Nstil sdner and pshiishsf Of Jsr Tpise-t, ~ss u year, yoshs-r tssr tlresfa b1i hs sses had is isstess his ass . rhls 10 a.astacs hiin iAai fhs frsrssnry-srs net . isisss eeses --~n ha true sssi
 
 xsn-unts iz later yssrs-psr siaaisfis Ia h. ~sf ys.fs - 1nrsif, .ssea iss e.ptisssl, is ssii l,a Trpisr w'h<r irsss -~ no hsttl< setlsa, Tsn Tsastrss ttiasa vaisa a~rsfsl. sne Linrpla for sieai-g eAs.- Il asn.aees snsnelpsiiea ef sAs sissss isaE bsfef, Liarsir Rsnsss ii R<.dias sass TsiHsss< s<iasrais af iaii pefsad zee rsiEt' slnsat tairk asr.hsz Linreis ~as . ssg;hsrn plsrisifsa e~Hr. ssI ssusH wa th-r tone.
 ssnsiinsL Asrshs- uassfn gsapes oa Thu csicaco TsIn-r srfh thai cold, holy ~Tsih ihsi eais . sf.si s.srt s.esfs Ia th. sho~i sdrs si lfs trhtss1srsss, ssn snsfd na hssp<a.t eoos. shea Ti~ Tsissa espssss Laeolss fserth 1f.ft q lihasls trssps sftsf the ssst< kss s-sr hle5 ~hiis Q, vol ssissrx rn nE-s -ss ers- q rhs srssf nsss usls-
 n sssssislieA bsfvese usesial
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-10

s1IY~,t .N< .1-<--. ; k-SS.--- !. A sfS 1.-r-. % f H-> <-.-, .-s1N ks-...ss. S,- .s.I :, .Sz.s <r-x1--, t c. E..--A e--<< s( Hs-~ A e/%~<---- 4s. <--z s-s.--> @~---tf. at A~s7--1> 7 H-f/ /*--S l<..1 L~~rtr Z-sE7z .>a,~..-s.-> I---. " Af e. '<s 't- fzsr s<-- < 's"> e/s4kl M444.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-10
REGISTERED AT GAsTINEAU

The Gastineau Hotel has regis tered six guests including Lee Steers of Sitka; Elmer c. Daalman, L. E. Robinson, R. l.. Mead. Parker Me- gus and John Easley of Anchorage, all employed by the CAA.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-10
E E Essa 9sss J ~szs5$s aal sAg=A 70 kasL ssss a
Index 10 the Centennial Tribune

 p-s-lsr~.ei q .esestsisa n rrs, nir-H es-f iaa gesst Ta Trisiss rnasniAsi.s sfsr q r-rtafy sf ssfaea
 H.aairs h essssss ss.f iea ,rsta
 ohis.ss i-.>.s Ia -ssis ssrn-rs. sn1 isaaiirs
 cA<sss thafes,ss q iae sssf, se, E1iiats ai Ia rrirs-r 2 iu 70 ger nIsf4rf
 iis~ chs,sss sssssis kss< ee sstassd ssss Tm Tan~rs ieaAs irr Tss sr.s, c,ie.ss af.--@ecsaris hs thfss rnh4es mn 1~srissrs ta,esss ars.f esft ,sac. 10 1sArs sft 2 Isa fsa-4ss s.r9 s~rt-aitss lna ri-s Co ics fa4s ! 1n Ts.sra sse ihs Resshiissn ssrig
 nc labor faesesa-nt tfssfssi e 1Isi phTnein<nen ef 1as FHf~7frf ls1fpf1
 j. s.ss-,p,iss ss iss ,s cAls.rs l cs-tpi5 aes. lsssph Nsdin tne his haiidinf sf Tar Tsirws iass isss Tas Hsserh Turssst hif'esy sf |ts last q yssrs
 4 esutsr1 ef fsineut edtsrid tsfn psssrt ~sFed hs Iss fhiHAs
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-10
GRACE SCHMID HERE

Grace K. Schmid from Laramie, Wyoming, is registered as a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-10
CARMODYs RETURN

MT. and Mrs Charles Carmody and little daughter Patricia, re- turned to Juneau via PAA plane yesterday, after spending the past few weeks visiting in the states.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-10
TWO ELDERS HERE

Elder Mervyn s. Bennion and Elder Keith E. Sohn of Portland Ore, are registered as guests at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-10

Ihtf Nuffief anf fsft pfint 0. Absshss t,nsela vs shs cen. rsifn saeisfs ss-d ID the siset.aa ier tAs rFesie-rty ir isee
 fcss.is ria-f~. s~r'sf s.s THs TsIHr~1 kswssef si-rg- ~s, sa- si sfsisss ta-ad- sixa sssssa ah4 rssfa~as frvi~si ,nar rssg hss ths ssrs inherent ss-ssiy. sae ihsy rssssAlssa q in ssst stnrs They stsst Ter ths ssH.s srasd srr.n.i psinsiplss rA-g h-e ihs asa< atitiJ 10 as sts+i issei ssd siv- en,si-isrey 10 . sf-si s.us, ssss ~sss ussiess ne-ss.f Ter esatsfa
 gas<ea sss.ii hssias isr Lseeir steTY ir hif o-a -srdii
 "li ~as . spfars day t- tsss -asH nf Lsreia and wsssif sfr n.rt. hs eis. ia sa trtsrvi-- snsrfss Asfass tis ee.sh 10 f1a ' nc e. s5,si sst.bhsAn~ni st T~r csr4ao 'fsIafE e.rn.isa ihss sf . snsis rom
 late ihis rearn esn< vsrs tan isrsssasiy ifir s,s- Ns lszt ~srs .hssreiY iaHs sna slsaes1 sna as led snsfHasss nazas sas fess He ssrri.a 10 one hass . carpet b.s Infsr af tssf fssi long and . esss Ihsi. i.ll q, hs -.s \ o.ssiy eissrrs nc hasf Hs sl.neee alsaf ihs sei sri.l tseis 10 th. sditarf chsir and n ssa~nas hifss~yss seifs .sra . ypars nsa ~ho secup.ss h.' iafen.; -'cs. ,ss tell ne when I e.n e Df, Rzy.' -nf. sar var ths sai,sr lnehl.f si val nst ir-
 -'Hsil' esatisssc ns visii.. !
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-10

 As-.hsm Nresi, s-c T,H rsnr-e sfesi m4a aad sfssi see, p.pes fHxs Agae lr sls c1'eass snd as- | has e. risp~d ias . e~atgry
 fthT Tntssr ,4isrsrs co soH pasf psJ rot saafs thsA @ yesr sash
 ne p.etas iAiaafy ii, fse~7i sra ssrlf.sssisa 's 6.e.sss M tsr,
 N.as,, sf Tw Tz;s---s srir,i-l ssa r-.si-t-s gtpan-sasr s'-' ssl rsnturt
 No. Tnf Tsfn,n des-jsrse frsii ,rssdss,yss saa esmmueieue, uis.tsi i-sa sirl< s.ss ip ' trfrI ailt|l-
 rrtAtf s<rs fisna .. ras st- ssrx 4Is~ss rrlssrte
 cf-si Ttiaans ase. sassss sf tn srnt4sf.
 Seer-ty is ckirsse 10 y-sfs sss cfsrfh sf Tla Tsss-srs sssftl a.rsrsn<nf.
 s.sis sifssf-ths ssrs ei . sif' 'sspqsax sastsf
 Story of fsf Tsasa ITS vsti cshs alsH psp=f uliis and sal,.ia sra chlesadt tru tlsafsr sily fss ssst ysgaesf thss ItH 'fsHN7'r T.a TrnIist 1rsi assspsp~r | ,s~rt fsstarrs fsf ~sr,@a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-10
1.-THE TRIBUNE IS BORN. HUMBLE START PROVIDES IA SPUNGBOARD TO ITS WORLD PRE- -EAuNENCE
DsEPH kEDlL GIVES A SUCCESS RECIPE
 TO INDIANA EDITORS
n. ; .a. fl'.ls. i.,-A ''..

fFl@ t ttA fHHts" f'tFl Y H1*H- lsss tat iiss snrriafll p.sairatiss ' sss. llsp-i to sa agd.fsa Q sa 7fs Hfs ps.hi,tislis q ts4 snzf q |. IAa A.y 7t issl
 s- s-sr rrfilialaf srs tAf as' ssnsal ss-7iiAsr tAsrrr far is nE rises- faf i3sf ~sit .se aisra } lbs .. . each ee'issss ~ Isasis a- rrsifla-sis f~isas 24rf ts-fs sksft ssfiisuste rAti sas tsisrss a~esie yaaf alsIa sat art.l ersfts 10 alsi7sflsa ai sans ssse. ard ignhsi.l-s ef Asuis ih ssssis
 Lei szsh issus ns FAafesr.i :. hs easas, el ypas faualy af fh- lftesas ~sss sr1 . isssshats~i- [ N the ~--s ts ts-.s Pssssfss ssuI as.fs-errfs sf al ariassss4 sra asfs hsAisn sra s-s-s sasrit is h-r s,ftsesn rfii, soiaiY and ,slI i- ustA fssris,si, cffieia- -has- ..-s s ~FsHa asf d-aaeues ~n-si issf {, Fsstsa .a ths .snlais'fsflsa ' isssi sns sf.as ssafs
 srs fhat fe,r lesfasi a asseisd Q 'hf ssseesey snt rfaaas'ien q h<u iths r-spls'tl issnpessi tn'es I.i snd nofsi ~sliars sod 'hss ~nl sp,y yeaf isssss -iih ihsiF ssiesr ft-~sshlr ses psifersss ssas~sias ,sa iasssasisi sns f-ses-tss ia ts- amassliy esd prasp<feas is Jssi l~cuniafy seslfaT
 afi. pspsF sttfsriirr . nsrah-r si lssas chicafo sfitsfs bon ner
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-10
FROM WHITTIER

MT. and Mrs Willis Graham from Whittier, are registered at the Bar anof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-10
Joseph Medirs Standard for Tribune IdeaI.

i'ifis pspsF sttfsrtirr . nsrah-r si yssAs chiesfo sfiisrs bon aer ard remsA. thrH Nc hisfsfy susi i'y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-09
Two Attempts to Commit
Suicide Ends In Failure

Intersection. lie was found
dressed IN only has underwear
and acting dazed. He said that
ne had been assaulted by two
men who took his clothes and
money and beat him up. The suit
was found IN the alley.
Robbed BY Three
After leaving a beer garden at
Windet and Hastings, G eorg e
FLEMING 40. $50 T. Philadelphia.
was assaulted and robbed by
three men who, he told police,
followed him from the bar. He
was treated az Receiving Hospit-
al FOL decorations Of the scalp and
stab wounds inflicted with beer
bottle by one of the attackers.
LORD Atkins. - 500 East CO.
lumbia was treated al Receiv-
ing Hospital for a small puncture
wouna n the lung that required
an lmge date operation, Atkins
told police ne had been stabbed
hy h,s Wiie Corey "a who
turned the stab weapon, an ice
pick ever to her lsndlady and
escaped
Another ice pick victim. Rob-
ert SYKES. 25. 46l3-24th. who was
stabbCd hy his brother Harold
was also forced 10 undergo an
operation for punctured lung
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-09
1920 Lunch" Gives Thief
Much Food For Thought

Long told the officers he was
CARVING his lunch. Investiga-
ton ptoved that the lunch was
1927 - IN assorted bills and
change Long was taken 10 the
l3th precinct station where he
was held until II was learned
that the money had been taken
from the Subway Bar. l4943
n. Jefferson in Crosse Pointe
Park
Police contacted Camillus A..
Brun,on of Crosse Pointe Woods,
the owner Of the bar who had
not yct discovered the robbery.
TIE bar had been broken into
through the rear and the money
had been taken from a locked
desk drawer in the bars busi-
ness office.
No charges were made against
Charles Williams, 93l Leland,
who was arrested with Long,
He was later released Long had
long criminal record and had
used several aliases.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-09
Personals

Mrs. Vera Hill Of Pine Rlrs
Arkansas, a prominent hs,-
ticia. IS visiting here With -
sister and friends 2O765 W n
Mile road. at the home Of ",
Esther Johnson.
Mrs. Mamie Kelly Of p.
townta, Tennessee. IS wsri,,
her sons, lsiah Thomas. j N
Kelly and David Kelly Of ri
Medbury.
The Love Hibernate Cbpr.
l848 Hastings, presented M
Heavenly Gospel Singers N
Wednesday night. August 8 NJ
Flying Clouds. widely knor
gospel singers, will appear h !,
full musical program Mond,r
night. August IL. Elder Rangy
is pastor.
The popular Scott Singers MI
be heard Sunday August n
at 800 p. m. AZ Inc Alva
Omega Church. where B,hv
w. p. Robinson is pastor.
"A. b. Harper, reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-09

Despondent over III health, a
81 year old man put bullet
through his chest in a suicide at
tempt. while an unhappy, rs year
old woman drank Lysol because
her husband was IN jaIi
George Myler was found lying
on a couch IN his home. critical
~ injured by the self-infiicted
gunshot wound in his chest just
below his heart, A 80 calibre
liver johnson was found on the
floor beside the couch. Myler told
police ne had tried 10 kill him
self because he had been feeling
badly.
Husband In Jail
Ethel Wilson, treated a Receiv-
ing Hospital for serious internal
injury caused by the Lysol she
had swallowed. told police she
did not want 20 live because her
husband Woodrow Wilson, was
IN jail.
Two men were assaulted, beat
en- and robbed. and one Of them
left with only ms underwear. in
duo Of attacks. possibly by the
same men, in the vicinity Of Has
tinCs and Winder.
Napoleon Edwards. ~. Of us
Madison. was picked up by po-
lice IN an alley at the Hastings
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-09
EIks Move
Draft Smith
To Top Post

A move 10 draft And. !.
Smith. Exalted Ruler ~ CIV Nv.
City Lodge OF IN Els ''ola
coed Grand Secretary i, ~ sue
Kelley, by the delegates i J,
troit and other Elk lodges :, " \
midwest, was reported !. - ~ "
TRIBUNE. Tuesday. % h
II is rumored that becsn,. !,
ill-health, Mr.. Kelley nav muse !
seek reelection. and tho an
ton has pledged 10 supper, S S.sls
II Kelley does not run KellsS,l' lla
been the ElkS Grand Sso s! ~
since 1925. This position i,e'sil
OF the most important iob, '1'
Elkdom, and because OF Sr. en- Y
reputation and good b S.,.al
ability, II is believed ,hs ssne y
would be the Logical cboi 'ss !,
the spot. WV 70
Delegates are planning - /.
tend the IBPOE OF W co - Y
ton in philadelphia bes' D,,s'l'
August Is. 'iD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-09
Patronize
Our Advertisers
Ancient York Masonry
Its Birth and Death

Ancqnt York Masonry. so called ceased to exist as
body upon the merger of the Ancients and Moderns
in 1913.
The first grand lodge of speculative masons
tabshed was the Grand Lodge of England organized in
the year 1717 London From this Grand Lodge every
other grand lodge in the world with one exception is
directly indirectly preceded That is to say the Grand
Lodge of England, established in foreign countries
either lodges which afterward uniting became Grand
Lodges or it constituted Provincial Grand Lodges which
in the of time and through political changes as
sumed independence and became National Supreme
Rod in Mac
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-09


Lodge of Ancients. Thus we
have the beginning Of so called
Ancient York Masonry
The name. Ancient York Ma
Sonry was adopted by tn csc
seceders under fictitious
sanction of the Ancient York
Constitutions which was
dropped at the revival of the
Grand Lodge in l7l7. they pre-
sumed TO claim the right Of
constituting lodges.
But in 1918 the Grand
Lodge Of AncientS merged
with the Mother Grand Lodge
and since that time Ancient
York Masonry has ceased to
exist as a separate Grand
Body The York Rite as now
known has never worked the
three symbolic degrees nor is
there any legitimate Masonic
Authority for the existence OF
so called Ancient York Mason
~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-09


But however Instituted as
Grand Lodges. they derived
remotely, the authority for
their regular existence from
the Grand Lodge OF England.
so that reliable body has very
properly been called the
Mother Grand Lodge Of the
World II was from this
Mother Grand Lodge of the
World that Prince Hall. the
Father Of all colored Masonry
in the United States, received
his charter for the establish
ment Of African Lodge Num-
ber 459 in Boston, Massachu-
sets.
In 1853 a body Of disaffect-
cd Masons all members Of the
Mother Grand Lodge of the
World. seeded and styling
themselves Ancient York Ma
sons" formed the Grand
Lodge of England" according
TO the Old Institutions. com
monty known as the Gran
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-09
Three To One
As Brothers
Attack Man

Three brothers were arrested
Saturday and held for investi-
CATION Of felonious assault in
the Stabbing and beating OF a
former friend Of one Of the
brothers in the victims back
yard.
Everett and Edmond Dawson,
both Of 63l9 Woodrow and Ed
sell Dawson. 81, OF 1913 Tromb-
Icy. were charged with inflict-
ing stab wounds in the back
and decorations OF the head of
Preston PUGET, "a, Of 1912 Ly-
man place.
According 20 Pucett. he was
assaulted by the three brothers
after he had had a friendly
fight with Edsell
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-09
Civil Service
Announces New
lob Openings

Civil service positions as in
stitutional attendants, technical
aids in general. in business ad-
ministration, engineering and
medical science. head hospital
and general staff nurses. second
cooks. washman. intermediate
clerk. lineman and general auto
.repairman are available with the
city Of Detroit, the Civil Serv-
ice Commission announced last
week.
Information on salary. quail
ifications, requirements and du-
ties is available on the 10th
floor Of the Water Board build
ing Applicants must pick up
forms and other data there.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-09

Stopped BY police who ques-
toned him about a suspicious
lunch bag that he carried under
his arm. a man was arrested
and held on charge OF break
ing and entering at night when
the lunch bag turned out to
be a money bag containing over
$500 taken from Crosse Pointe
bar.
John Lewis Long alias John
Lawson "a Of $40 Z Kirby was
arrested early last Friday morn
ing when three patrolmen be-
came suspicious of solled bag
Long was carrying under his
arm in the vicinity Of Hastings
and Frederick.
Asked what was in the bag.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-09

II you recent high school grad
yates can measure up 70 the k,gh
standards for enlistment. there
a mighty good Job waiting for
you in the Regular Army.
In addition 10 PrlyateS
starting pay Of SIS a month. you
get food, clothing housing. med
zeal care, low-cost insurance and
income tax exemption. all OF
which would cost a civilian more
than $500 annually.
You also get an exceptionally
liberal retirement plan half
pay for life after 20 years ser
vice and on up TO three-quarters
pay after 80 years service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-09
UgIiest Man
Will Rule At
Clubs Party

In an effort 10 find the ugliest
man IN Detroit the Riff Raft
c.go IS sponsoring an Ugly
Brother Ball in the newly dec
GRATED ballroom Of the Civic
Center John r and Erskine. on
AUG is
There VIII be a GROWING Of
the winner Of the Ugly Broth
al contest and there viii be
prizes the members announced.
Candidates may send their en-
tics 10 the Riff Rats. ia
Erskine Some OF the entries
already received are Shoe Polish
Scarface AL Gaiemouth Will
hams and Mullet Eyed Sam
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-09
LEGAL NOTICE

out Of this Court as she IS not
a resident OF the State Of Mich
gan. bu, resides in the City Of
Baltimore, County OF Baltimore
and State Of MARYLAND
ON MOTION OF CHARLES r.
PERKINS, attorney for plain
tiff.
IT is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT. Ella Mae Klmbrough APP
pear and answer the Bill Of Com
plant IN this cause within three
months from the date OF this or
der or that said Bill will be taxi
en- as confessed and that this
order be published according 10
law and copy thereof be served
upon the defendant by registered
mail as required BY law.
THOMAS r MAHER.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN,
Clerk
By A. SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk 09-9-l3
STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne IN Chancery
MYRTLE CLAY Plaintiff. Us
CECIL CLAY Defendant.
No. 4le.s42
At a session OF said Court held
at the Courthouse IN the City
OF Detroit, on the 4th day Of
August A D.. 1897
PRESENT Honorable Frank 3
Ferguson. Circuit Judge
In this cause il appearing bv
affidavit on file that the defend
ant. Cecil Clay cannot be served
by process issued out OF this
Court as he Is not a resident Of
the State Of Michigan. but re-
sides IN the CITY Of Richmond.
County Of Madison. and State Of
Kentucky
ON MOTION OF CHARLES R.
PERKINS, attorney for Plain
tiff
TT IS ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT. Cecil Clay. appear and
answer the Bill OF Complaint in
this cause within three months
from the date Of this order. or
that said Bill will be taken as
confessed and that this order be
published according 10 law and
a copy thereof be served upon
The defendant by registered mail
as required BY law.
FRANK 3. FERGUSON.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN,
Clerk
By P. w SALILEE.
Deputy Clerk 6-o-el3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-09

Adding II all up. you'll be
better of financially than a
civilian making $1,000 a yeari
And you1I have sound technical
training. travel. the satisfaction
OF doing a worthwhile Job and
the oompanionship OF a one
group Of men besidesl Oct the
full facts today at your nearest
u. s. Army Recruiting station.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-09
LEGAL NOTICE
ARTHUR W. RHODES.
Attorney
err Z A. A...n.

STATE OF MICHIGAN. ~ the
C.Ecut Court for the County Of
Wayne IN Chancery
No. 4ls-6es
BERTELL GREEN Plaintiff.
rs LEROY GREEN. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION FOR
NON RESIDENT DEFENDANT
A. a session of the said court
hold n thc court house IN the
civ of Detroit, on The Attn day
If August l947
PRESENT Honorable Frank 3,
Ferguson Circuit Judge
Il appearing from affidavit on
fle herein that after dilgent
search and inquiry II cannot be
asceItained n what state or coun-
y the defendant. Leroy Green
resides
On motion Of Arthur W,
Rhodes. attorney for plaintiff, II
Is ordered that the defendant. Le-
Roy Green. appear and answer
The blll Of complaint filed IN this
cause within Three Months from
the date Of 'hls order, or said
nill ~ complaint viii be taken
as confessed against him by the
plaintiff
X is further ordered that
true copy OF this order be pub
a,hed according 10 Law and that
true copy Of this order be sent
bv egisiered mail 10 the defend
ant "a his last known post office
address az least twenty days be-
foe the time prescribed for his
appearances
FRANK 2. FERGUSON.
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
BY p D SALILEE
Deputy Clerk S-9-9-l3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-09
ATTY. CHARLES r. PERKINS
S27 Z. Warren

STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayue n Chancerv.
JAMES l. KIM Oh.
Plaintiff US ELLA MAE KIM
BROUGH Defendant
No. 4ls.067
At session Of said Court held
a. the Courthouse in the CITY
~ Detroit on the 18th day Of
Nav AID. l947.
PRESENT Honorable Thomas
T Maher Circuit Judge
In this cause IL appearing BY
affidavit on file that the defend
ant Ella Mae KImbrought. can
mot be served by process issued
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-09

LOCAL RECRUITING STATIONS
Cadillac Square 1900 Grand Woodward Avenue,
highland Park Mich, Municipal BLDG Dearborn Mich
ioszs Jefferson River Rouge Mich 1880 campsu