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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-29
No. lls.77l
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Al a session q said Court held
AZ the Court House n the CITY
n Detroit on the 18th day OF
September AD 1877
Present Hon SHERMAN D
CALENDER. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof bv affidavit
showing that i cannot be ascer-
tanned q what state or country
tire defendant now resides and
his present whereabouts are un.
SHOWN that his last known place
n residence was 955 Gard street
the City Of Dayton County OF
Nortgomery and State Of Ohio
On Motion Of Lewis. Rowlette
& Brown. Attorneys for lsa Mae
Griffin plaintiff herein.
IT IS ORDERED that Raid de-
'endsnt enter his appearance IN
this cause on or before three g.
months from the date 81 this or
der or the Bill Of Complaint may
be taken as confessed and ths,
said order be published and 4
COPY thereof served upon defend.
ant BY registered mail as re.
quired BY Law.
SHERMAN d CALENDER
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
Edgar NJ BraniEin. Clerk
By A z. Nader,
Deputy Clerk i0-25-ii-2l
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Atty Julian w. Perry
40S CraAof

STATE OF MICHIGAN. tn E
NO. 3sl.ols
In the Matter Of the Estate of
Probate Court for the County o.
WAYNE
JOHN OSBY Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that all
creditors Of said deceased ere re-
CURED % present their claims. in
writing and under oath 10 said
Court at the Probate Office in the
City 81 Detroit In said County.
and n serve a copy thereof up-
on JULIAN W. PERRY. Admin
istrstor Of said estate. AZ 4o5 era
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Atty. James NJ Gregory
$40 Z. Boston Blvd.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
NO. 4z3.ss0
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
CHARLES POLLOCK. Plain
tiff. VS.. H z L L E N RO L L :
OCK. Defendant.
At a session Of said Court
held at the Court House in the
City Of Detroit on the 10th day
Of October. AID. l941.
PRESENT: Hon. James z. Che
not. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
showing that IL cannot be ascer-
tanned in what state or country
the defendant now resides. and
her present whereabouts are un-
known. that the. last known place
Of residence Of said defendant
was IL w. ll7th Street, in the
City Of New York City. County
Of New York and State of New
York.
on MOTION OF JAMES M.
GREGORY. attorney for plaintiff
herein. Charles Rollock.
1T is ORDERED that the said
defendant. HELEN Rollock. enter
her appearance in said cause on
or before three months from the
date Of the order hereof or the
Bill Of Complaint may be taken
as confessed and that the said
order be published and = COW
thereof served upon defendant '.
registered mail as required by
law.
JAMES Z. CHENOT.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
EDGAR NJ BRANIGAN.
Clerk
Nv ED NURAWSKE.
Deputy Clerk li-22-i2-27
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LEWIS. RowLErTE q BROWN
100 81. Antoine 81.
Detroit 1. Mich.


STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County
Of Wayne In Chancery.
No. lle.Sl9
GEORGIA BURTON Plaintiff.
VS.. NORMAN BURTON. Defend
ant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session Of said Court held
at the Court House in the City
Of Detroit on the 22nd day OF
DC ober. A. d. l947.
PRESENT: Hon. James +. Che
not. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
showing that Il cannot be ascer-
tanned in what state or country
the defendant now resides. and
his present whereabouts are I'M
known. that the last known
place of residence Of said de-
PENDANT was CITY Of Los ANGELES.
County Of Los Angeles and State
OF California and his mailing
address: care Of General Deliv-
cry in said City Of Los Angeles.
On Motion OF Lewis. Rowlette
and Brown. Attorneys for Ceor-
ris Burton plaiutin herein.
II IS HEREBY ORDERED that
the said defendant enter his
appearance In said cause On or
before three months from said
late Of this. Order OF the Bill
of Complaint NAV be taken as
confessed and that the said
Order be published and q copy
thereof served upon defendant
by registered mail a. required
BY law
JAMES z. cHENoT
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN. Clerk.
~ Ed MERAUSLU
Deputy Clerk.
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Lewis. Rovletis d Brown
Inn G. hnAn,ua STRAIT

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
& ecut Court for the County Of
Wavnc r. Chanccry
ANNIE BRADFORD. Plaintiff
is JOB BRADFORD. Defendant
Ne. 424-ll3
ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS
AZ SESSION ~ said Court held
b tho Court House In the City o.
Detroit on the 3rd day Of Nov A
D is4I
Present Hon SHERMAN d.
CALENDER Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof q affidavit
showing that u cannot be sscer-
tanned N what state or county the
said defendant noV resides and
his present whereabouts are IN
known. that the last known place
~ residence % the said defend
snt was { o General Delivery.
City Of La Grange County OF
rroup and State of Georgia
on MOTION OF Lewis Row.
lette z. Town Attorneys for An.
ME Bradford. plaintiff herein.
IT IS ORDERED tina, The said
defendant Joe Bradford defend.
ant herein. enter his appearance
in said cause on or before Three
~ months from the date here Of
this order or the Bill Of Com.
plant may be taken as confessed
and that said Order be published
and copy thereof served upon
defendant by registered mail a.
required by Law
SHERMAN d. CALENDER.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
EDGAR VI BRANIGAN. d.
Clerk
BY I'd MURAwSKE
Deputy Clerk ii-1o Is
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Airy Ralph ". Miller
A;fv fo- Pis n;iH
INA Ca-.H
Devon Miehissr

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No. l,n.sss
ORDER or PUBLICATION
A. ,esgc- sat5 ro 4. 4
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crsrcerv summons rsv.rr Soe-
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mons
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LEGAL NOTICE
LEWIS. RowLETTE & BROWN
LOO ST. Antoine
oRnER 81 puRLIcArIoN


BESSIE WILLIAMS. Plaintiff
IS CHARLIE WILLIAMS. De-
ter5sni.
Al a session ~ said Court held
AZ me Cour; House in the City
.. Detroit on the 10th day OF
October a D. i947.
PRESENT: Hon James z
Chenot Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof oy affidavit
showing that il cannot be aScer-
tanned n what state or country
the SAID defendant now resides.
and his present whereabouts are
unknown. the last known place
o. residence Of said defendant
was 55T Theodore street in the
City o; Detroit. County OF
Wavnc and State az Michigan.
OK MOTION OF LEWIS.
ROwLETTE & BROWN At
iogncys Tor Bessie Williams
ria nuit herein
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED
'hst The said defendant enter
Hls appearance IN said cause on
Or before three months from
&c date az this order OF the
BIZ ~ Complaint may De taken
as confessed and that the said
order be published and a copy
thereof served upon defend ant
by reg stored mail as required by
law
JAMES Z. cHENoT.
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR ~ BRANIGIN Clerk.
BY Ed NCROWER
Deputy Clerk.
i0-25-li-29
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We want. more personal news.
WIN You eoopersis7 Send us the
names Of Youf eui.ef-iown guests
Let US know II your baby vas
chrisisnsd. Drop . card 10 fhI-
psper.
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Lewis. RowIefie q Brown
1900 81. Antoine Stree.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in The
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wsvne IN Chsncerv
ISA MAE GRIFFIN Plaintiff
US NATHANIEL GRIFFIN. De-
fe,da-s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-29
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

~ At session o. SAID No0ft
held at the Court. House IN
TIE city Of Detroit. Wayne Coun.
~ Michigan. ~ the 3rd day OF
October 4 D. ls47
PRESENT Hon. Guy 4. Nil
LEI
In if.s cause Il appearing that
the defendant Paul Num-. Nss
last known - oe d resident OF
iris state but has present where.
zbou,s are unknown, that his
las, known address was Detroit
Michigan
- On notion Is. Arthur 3 Da-
wilson attorney for plaintiff. o.
IS oraere6 that the defendant
Pau Nlnn cn,e nis sppes snce
within 'hret fall months from
the Gate -ereci or SAID Bill
-cf Complain, va! be taken as
confessed ass.nsi him
:; Is .ssthc- ordered ,nai =
true copy n TINS crds, o. sent
nv eezisterea mall % the de-
ten1sn' lss- known address
ard 2 ire ABSENCE ~ salo eg.S-
tered ieue. X delivered % the
defendant cr.N then said orSer
IS % oe r4bisIed IN news
pare circulating II WsYne
County N.ca,Esn sccorains %
law
CITY A MILLER Circuit,
Judge
"a Tue Cccr
EDGAR y BRANIGIy CLERK
81 I'd MERACSHE Deputy
Clerk
ll-s-l2-.3
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Atty. Charles r. Perkins
at : Warron


STATE or MICHIGAN. in thc
Ciyel.t Court tor the County Of
Wayne IN Chancery.
WILLIE LIZ BEARD Plaintiff
rs MINNIE LOUISE BEARD
No. 42a $50
Al a session II said Court held
az the Courthouse IN the City o.
Detroit on the Src DAY Of No
vclnb,r a D. 1877
PRESENT Honorable Sherman
D Csllerdeg Circuit Judge
In this cause q appearing nv
affidavit on ME that the defend
ant Minnie Louise BesTd. 1an-
not be served by process issued
oct az thls Ccugt IS she l. not q
,esiaent ~ the STATE Of Michigan
cli rcs.aes u TIC City o. Tehu-
j. Colnty 81 Holmes and State
cf ~ ss.sspr
on MOTION or CHARLES r
PERKINS a-to nov for plaintiff
IT IS ORDERED that me &c.
te.1snt Nrr.s Louise Beard sp-
pea ard s-,rcr ire B,il q! Com
ulal-t r tr.s cause within three
month, tn the Gac &. this or
&c. IS IRA; sad Bill VIII be tax
cn as confessed arc that THIS or
cc 81 pur--sntc according tc
sw sr@ pr thereof DC served
uro- the attendant rv REGISTERED
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LEWIS. RowLETT & BROWN
100 ST. Antoine Street
Detroit rs. Mich.
lMLl-.

Cherry b6SJ-4-S
STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wavne IN Chanccry.
ELLEN GREEN BOYD Plain
tiff " WESLEY W. BOYD, De-
PENDANT.
No. l23,s0l
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session of said Court
held 1T the Court House IN the
City Of Detroit on the 2ist day
Of Oct. A. d.. io47.
PRESENT; Hon. James z Che
not. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof Of affidavit
showing that Il cannot be ascer-
tailed in what state or county
the said defendant now resides
and his present whereabouts are
unknown that the last known
place Of residence Of the said
defendant was CO General De-
livery, CITY Of Bakersfield
County Of Kern. and State OF
California.
Ut NlOliO0 Vl LtNA Is NOW iftlt
K Brown. attorneys for Ellen
Green Boyd. plaintiff herein
IT IS ORDERED that the said
defendant Wesley w. BOYD, de.
PENDANT herein. enter his ap.
oearance in said cause. on OF
before there months from the
date Of this order Of Publication
or the Bill Of Complaint may
be taken as confessed and that
said Order he published and q
copv thereof served upon de.
PENDANT by registered mail AZ
required bv law.
JAMES Z. cHEHoT Circuit
Judge.
"a True Copy)
EDGAR NJ BRANDON Clerk.
Bv I'd MERAUSKI.
Deputy Clerk.
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STATE or MICHIGAN. coun.
" Of Wayne,
ss. 3so.s34
AZ 4 session ~ the Probate
Court for said County Of Wayne.
held a. the Probate Court Room
in the City Of Detroit on the
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Atty. Edward Simmons
ana Ia~ver~ Ri1n

STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE in Chancery.
WILLIAM ANTHONY Plain
tiff, VS. AMELIA ANTHONY De-
PENDANT
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Ralph w. Miller
Atty. fer Plaintiff
TO eee17

STATE or MICHIGAN IL the
CtrcLlt C04rt to- re County o.
Wavre n Chs-cerv
ELIZABETH HARRIS PLAIN
TT VS. NESBI- HARRIS. Deten-
NO. 42osos
SUPPLEMENTAL.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
A. a Session q sad co1-t held
N the COUNTY courthouse II tae
ci-v % Detroit WAYNE County
" an gar ,-is l1th Day ~ No
1en ber te47 AID
PRESENT Hon Thomas 7 Ma
hev Crc4ii JurEe
l. sppes.l rg % this court from
AZ dav., -crsic attached that me
cove ns~ea defendant .y- not d
resident o. ire the city ~ Detroit
Wsvre COUNTY Mcnigan. but that
nls la. known ADDRESS was III
East 3-5 s. Ann.ston Alabama.
On notion = Ralph W Miller,
-ttctncr to IRE plaintiff = is or
cered trat ,ae siC defendant APP
year sn1 snswe- the OIL Of ccu-
saint Aiei recc.l within three
months f1 ire date Of SAID or
cce o. ne, re same may oe TAX
Cr SIS corte SEQ
!. Is f-gthe .dered hercUl
-s. a copy ~ IRIS crdsr snail DC
III, 70 TIE defendant q, his last
s-rar address oy registered mai
ard case no return zee pi
zne1 oy the ,sia defendant Is
ace ed that THIS order shall D.
clc.shed rs required bv law
THOMAS = MAHER
Circuit Judge
4 True Cops
EDGAR VI BRANlGlN.
Clerk
- ? . SALlLEE
Depatv Clerk His. 1920
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NO. f0e, asa

NO. SOS. A63
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session of said Court held
az the Court House in the CITY OF
Detroit in said County and State
on the 18th day Of October. AID.
lo47.
PRESENT: The Hon. James z
Chenot Circuit Judge:
On reading and filing the affi-
davit hereto attached from which
il appears that the defendant
Amelia Anthony. is not a resident
Of Detroit. Michigan. but when
last heard of and from resided AZ
1914 North 2lst Street ST. Louis.
Missouri:
On motion Of Edward A. Sim.
mons. ATTORNEY for plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that the de.
PENDANT appear in this cause with
IN three CD months from the date
hereof either in person or by At
torney. and that her failure so 10
do will cause her default to be
taken:
AND IT is FURTHER ORDER
Ed that a copy Of this order be
published in the Detroit Tribune
Ia newspaper printed and pub
lished in the State Of Michigan.
County Of Wayne according 10
law:
AND 1T is FURTHER ORDER.
Ed that a copy Of this order. to-
gether with a copy OF the affida-
vii upon which II is founded. be
served upon the defendant at her
last known place Of address by
registered mail return receipt de-
manded
And all Of which foregoing is
so ordered
JAMES Z. cHENoT.
Circuit Judge.
A True Copy
EDGAR NJ BRANlGAN.
Clerk $3.50
BY A. Z. NADER
Deputy Clerk Ill: 1875
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LAWS. Rowieffs 4 Brown
lT00 81 Anfolnn ~

IWWNII EtIWINIII . HToWu
400 81. Antoine a.
STATE or MICHIGAN. Coun-
~ Of Wayne
~. sls.ss7
Al session Of the Probate
Court for said County Of Wayne
held at the Probate Court Room
IN the City Of Detroit. on the i2th
day Of November. IN the year one
thousand nine hundred forty
seven.
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ARTHUR 3. DAVIDSON
1e0e Haxfinox 81

STATE or MICHIGAN, IN the
Circuit Court for the County
Of WAYNE IN Chancery.
LOUISE MUM. Piainun VS.
PAUL MUM. Defendant
NJ 11Ola0
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-10

C. A Johnson Mankato county attorney of Blue
Earth of best boosting subscribers Known all
Of Manka Gus" he Of human relations and deeply
interested in the progress of the American Negro.
Not only does friend johnson this paper but whenever and
wherever he his neghbos subscribe Last week in the
mail Mr. johnson yearly subscriptions from his city
While the Negro Minnesota making friends in the larger cities
of Minneapolis, ST. Paul and Duluth he also tell his
the people of cities like MankatO where there little personal contact
with the problems which face the white and black the larger
communities.
In this business you have probably heard you
work with many figures We've served statewide
committee for with York Langton active Minneapolis bust
and for the first time met him Tuesday.
Mr. Langon has done outstanding job chairman of the
Minnesota United Nations several other of
He the few who doing big
things the Upper Midwest whom had AS
years will of Langon. The milk
human kindness and interest the webeng of fellow human
beings permeates his personality.
The duck hunting opened Tuesday As opened
when the began their through the
forests and swamps missing.
Archie James lover of life the the only Of
particular group warden died only
shermans He student of we and knew the habits
wild game haunts and the thrill of the sporsman life
AS Of US, Monday Archie, good
of gone happier hunting
grounds
the hope permanent peace Neither
u helped the of the u N Tumans
passing U. and the Sovs
greatly the u N and the fault all
ono side
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-10
The Hecklers Struck Out

baseball fans who heard Governor YOungdah trophy
the Mankato Sunday after
effective though gentle in
viii he silenced his heckers
be there small who booed the
introduced The who
the most valuable player trophy to Gead Mckinn OF
pitcher looked his heckers and smiled Then
he began.
requisites of valuable player he said after
opening remarks craftsmanship and should that also
American citizen He looked directly at the
handful people him. The Of the crowd looked at
them, There booing.
governor tell how the award he presenting
proved possible America for win trophy for out
standing performance what his creed color
he said, lis America"
When governor finished, he received ovation
those who there that his heckers had
struck out -Mankato FREE fress
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-10
South Needs Community Groups
To Work for Better Conditions

Of today who will be the men and
women Of tomorrow.
| have been told that we have
many neighborhoods in which are
located transient houses. 1t has
been pointed out 10 me that children
in such neighborhoods find out
sooner than their parents what goes
on in these brothels. And for the
most part no protest is made
against the existence of this sort
Of thing by our people, while on
the other hand, residents in other
communities will not permit any
thing that resembles bawdiness in
their communities.
A good neghborhOod organlza-
ton, especially in colored communi-
ties, to do all possible to correct
the things which need correcting,
is, it seems to me, what the doctor
orders. This sort Of thing might
go a long way toward making the
colOred migrant a more acceptable
and assimilable being in communi-
ties where as yet racial segrega-
ton has not set in.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-10
Bad Actors Threaten Dance Public

Up to about eight difficult for
halls for public either of
dance halls reluctant their halls individual
lodges clubs The wasn't always prejudice
Negroes could
of small minority Of those who attended public dances
For the few has not been difficult obtain some
halls but recent months the msbehRvor Of increasing
minority has caused managers of halls again consider refusing to
halls % Negroes
majority people public guilty
Of drunkenness quarreng fighting and owdm But there
enough hough added chronic hoodm who forget
time and place tsome don't cre) get drunk fight and vile
language, destroy property the
the individuals responsible for the traditional No Negroes
Wanted but others not guilty Of such conduct often suffer
The may placed squarey
greedy and minimizing private who sell the
sale of hard liquor the halls practices unlawful
and the much of the trouble organizations which
certainly should know beeare guilty of similar abuses
Drastic action be taken by the community available
places, where public dances may be held.
To alleviate
Unfortunately private individuals whose only
money--no matte how
Clubs and lodges and responsible individual promoters should be
required to refuse admission to intoxicated persons those aned
with liquor their and ect those who drink hard liquor
the premises Refeshment conesnaes should be allowed
eups and bottle should be served in easily disposed of paper
This will keep the floors Of the halls and corridors being
srewn with broken bottles.
starting participating fights any type
should be arrested and prosecution complaints against them
for dsorderly conduct.
Hail operators might also require bonds of all promoters organa
ons and individuals against damages and disorder
All Of these harsh but those who
nize the full implications and the problem facing the dance hall
who action the only solution of
bad situation It's the only dance hall who
only protect hundreds acting people
who go to dances to enjoy themselves in civilized manner
EDITORIAL NOTES
Negroes the only people who can't drink hard liquor
without becoming boorsh or irresponsible University
had establish rule Of intoxicating liquor in th
football stadium to keep down fights and disorders
We can imagine that many of the suffering European countries
caught deOlOges saying
"a plague on both of your houses"
Those complain Americans seeing Reds
under bed should remember there others who see Reaction
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-10
EmplOym't Opportunity Joint
Committee Head Outlines
Plans; Urges Cooperation
October 7, l947.

October 7, l947.
Editor: Regarding a reference to
the work of the Joint Committee
for Employment Opportunity which
appeared in one of the columns
of your last issue, it seems to me
important that there be a fuller
understanding Of the program of
this committee, which consists of
Is Minneapolis civic organizations
working together to eliminate dis
elimination against certain groups
in employment.
While the committee has deter
mination to see this thing through,
it is DESTROYS of working cOnstruc-
lively and tremendously with mer-
chants and their prospective en-
plOyees, and it has not anticipated
friction.
1t is our hope:
l. That the people of Minneapolis
will show themselves, through pc
titions which we are already circu-
lating, to be sufficiently fair minded
and democratically mature that
they will welcome the appearance
of qualified sales, office, and other
personnel Of any race, creed, or
color without discrimination. We
expect to put on a campaign to get
the most important facts before
our respective memberships.
2. 1t is of the utmost Importance
that applicants for positions that
have heretofore been denied to GER
tain groups should not only be well
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-10
Dear Joe
DO YOU QUALIFY?
By JAMES L HICKS

In order for your family to be
eligible for these benefits you your
self must meet the following re-
quirements:
. You must have been discharged
from the armed forces under con-
ditions other than dishonorable
within four years and one day after
July %, l947.
Q You must have served in the
armed forces at some time on or
after Sept. 16, 1910, and before the
official end of the war.
. You must have had at least 80
days of service or have been dis
charged because of a disability re-
ceived or aggravated while in the
service.
o You must die within three years
after the date of your discharge
That's rather blunt, isn't it?
TO THE NEXT OF KIN
II a serviceman in your family
dies or has died under the condi
tons mentioned, you, as his sur
vivor, are eligible for these bene
fits and should make application
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-10

for them through your local social
security board.
If the veteran died as a result
of a service connected disability,
however, you are not eligible for
survivor benefits, but will receive
compensation or a pension provided
by the veterans administration.
THE MONEY ANGLE
Benefits authorized for the sur
vivors Of veterans by the social
security administration are divided
somewhat differently than pensions
and compensations authorized by
the veterans administration.
For instance, on the basis of the
$3.50 a month which the social Sc
curity law sets up as a primary
wage for veterans, the veterans
widow would receive three-fourths
Of the approximately $34 a month
Benefits authorized for the veteran.
If she has one child, the child is
authorized one-half of the $34 or
SIT, and if there is a second child
it would also receive ST until it
reaches the age of lS.
When both children reach the age
of IS, their payments as well as
their mothers will cease but pay
ments to the mother will again be
resumed if she lives to be 65 years
old.