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Evening star., 1948-03-16
Teen Age Sbow

Two teen-age groups sponsored by
the Adas Israel Sisterhood Clubs IS
and %, will present a fashion show
at 8 pm. tomorrow at the Jewish
Community Center. The costumes
will be supplied by local depart
ment store.
Evening star., 1948-03-16

CONFIRMING RESERVATION FOR BENEFIT SHOW.
Mrs. John r. Steelman, wte OF the assistant to the
President confirms her reservation for the premiere OF "Te
Roosevelt Story by calling at the headquarters of the Society
Crippled Children her tickets to the show She receiues
them from Linda Martini aged and ,oith other prominent
Capaes m be in the audience Thursday evening for the
gala opening Dupont Theae Ouer Unger producer
film, has do,0n from Nev York for the so0 all
the proceeds from ohch OH to the society," teo tickets
still available and be obtained by calling Hobart S74
Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1948-03-16
Hudussuh Dance March "a

Bethesda Chevy Chase Hadassah
Group will hold a spring membership
dance at $3.50 March "a at the Rock
Creek shelter in Maryland.
Evening star., 1948-03-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard de Fran
ceaux will entertain at dinner
Thursday and take their guests later
to the opening of the Dupont The
ater. The opening is a benefit for
crippled children and will be the
world premiere of THE Roosevelt
Story"
Evening star., 1948-03-16

The French Ambassador and Nine
Bonnet were the guests of honor
at dinner last evening of the Swiss
Minister and Nine. Bruggmann, who
entertained in their charming Le-
cation on Cathedral avenue.
Evening star., 1948-03-16
In The Ne1Vs

The Argentine Ambassador, DR..
Oscar Ivanissevich, who left Buenos
Aires Sunday by plane for Wash
ington, did not reach this Capital
in time for the dinner planned in
his honor last evening and the
party was postponed until tomor-
row evening. The dinner is fare
well fete for the retiring envoy and
his family, who will leave the end
of the month for their homeland.
Mrs. George Mesta has as her
house guests Count Paul de Katzebu
and Countess Katzebu of New York
and Paris. The visitors came for
the dinner party which Mrs. Mesta
will give this evening in her house
on S street.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-18
Mountain Slides Block States Roads
By The Associated Press)

Mountain slides, brought on by heavy rains and melting snow, threatened cross-state travellers in Washington State yesterday as a warm front, carried by heavy winds, boosted temperatures gen erally across the state.
 Early yesterday, Stevens Pass highway still was blocked com pletely by a snow and rock slide that rumbled down the hillside at Gaynor, 10 miles east of the sum init, the state patrol radio said.
 Traffic over Snoqualmie Pass on an emergency only basis for thre hours as small slides cut the high way to a One-Way basis.
 A mass of warm air, carried over western Washington and Oregon, boosted temperatures in Seattle from fl above to 53 above in less than an hour.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-18
Stripteasers Don't Step To Music

LOS ANGELES, (P)-The strip tease gals at a local burlesque theatre were doing some very very strange steps, ,and the stage direc- tor was calling them to ask.
 You weren't in step with the music" he complained.
 We know it," they answered, but something is hitting us, and it hurts"
 Police were called and found William C. Kiele, 23, sitting in the eighth row with a rubber sling shot. They said he was peppering the dancers with half inch steel staples.
 Kiel was jailed on charges of suspicion of attack with a deadly weapon. The dancers went on dancing.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-18
Wednesday. February ls. ls48
Capt. C. T. Pederson, who will

Capt. C. T. Pederson. who will be remembered by all oldtimers as master of the schooner Patter- son which for many years was the only vessel touching villages along the Arctic Coast. He made one trading trip annually to Point Bar row trading supplies for fur, ivory and Whalebone.
 With the advent of airplanes, Capt. Pederson retired from the sea and now makes his home in Quebec.
 He writes that he misses the Far North but is very' busy on his fox ranch and finds his work very in teresting. He sends greetings to his many friends.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-18
Driver Killed In Cab Strike

PITTSBURGH, (P) - A pistol shot from a passing cab early yes terday killed a striking Yellow Cab Go. driver in the first fatal violence in the steel city's three day old taxi strike.
 Witnesses said the shot was fired into a group of about 20 per sons, including women, standing on a downtown corner.
 About HOO Yellow Cab drivers went on strike Sunday in support of demands for higher pay.
 The dead man was Louis E. Da- lembo, 28, a corporal in World War II.
 Police It. Peter ConnorS said forty minutes after the shooting, Joshua Allen, 35, an Owl Car driv- CT, was arrested on a charge of murder.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-18

state of alert" as the base person. nel prepare to defend the Air Base from an attack tomorrow from the "doughbOys' of the 2nd Infantry Division, as the final phase of Ex- ercise Yukon maneuvers draws to a close.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-18
Large Scale Air Maneuvers Over Nome
Continued from Page One)

dllu blNOOoN IIll SS llOA VI OL Nome Air Base at a secondary strip named Moonlight Springs" to set up a defense against a "the- oreticar' enemy under the com mand of Captain Earl Acuff, a graduate of Idaho University, halls from Kellogg, and who is known to the natives of Alaska as an officer in the fabulous Alaskan Scouts, during World War II.
 The military problem-part of Exercise Yukon" - the fourth phase of the Army's winter ma neuvers, which are designed to help the Air Force and Ground Forces provide training in an air lift under extreme cold; to train troops in security of an air base; to develop local security plans and acquire data upon which to base joint air-ground training under Arctic conditions.
 NOME, Alaska, Feb. IT - The Seward Peninsula today watched in open wonder, as squadron of P-51 Mustangs from the 57th Fighter group of the Alaskan Air Command, bombed and straffed Moonlight Springs" into theoret- ical oblivion, during the point air force, ground force winter man. euvers known as Exercise Yu- kon."
 The Pearl Harbor" punch was delivered to distract the attention of defending Second Infantry Di- vision troops, while a giant C-82 transport plane dropped dummy parachute troops in an open area two miles east of the secondary airstrip. Operating at housetop level, the PSI attack was driven home with a realism which left only bombs and bullets to the i'm agination. Such show is seldom seen by either military personnel or civilians.
 Adding realism to the maneu- vers five picturesque Eskimos from the old Alaskan Scouts. were flown from Shishmaref, where they Wrestle a living from this al ways challenging land, and added to reinforce "enemy" forces un- der the command of Captain Earl Acuff, from Anchorage.
 Quick to react to the early morn ing air-ground threat, It. Col. Will liam M. Preston, West Virginia, moved his troops on the double to engage the enemy ground forces before this scattered body of troops could assemble and attack. Combat loaded, the approach march was made over dry, pow dery snow, and the badly winded 2nd Division CTS rapidly built up a firing line on contact with the enemy.
 Using those troops as a pivot of maneuver, the two other platoons soon flanked the snow-bound and still disorganized enemy para troopers, forcing an early with drawal
 The entire battle was conducted north of Nome in the rugged hills where snow and ice made all movement a problem. Weather terrain, and the unusual, added interest to the maneuver. For ex- ample, Pvt. Geo. w. George, Tren- ton, Tenn, brought laugh of hu-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Jamie Lewis. Administrative
AZ A.. Hancock

ca. ~ Mohisan. the Probate Court
a.. an. county ~ Wayne
M. asa. I30
d, ne Matter 81 the Estate Of Irwin
J,rss1n Deceased.
>o,i,e - hereby siNen that all credl-
49,, N said deceased are required TO pre-
~, her claims. In writing and under
,.,k ~ SAD court ~ the Probate Of
49,. In ths CIV Of Detroit. in said Coun-
!, .nf 10 serve copy thereof upon
tr0e teWls Administrators 81 ssld -.
- ga = Hancock street. Detroit
Nr.blg.n ga az before the End day Of
Ssotember H. 1915. and that such
,ttn, n he heard by said court. he
a.. Judee Wiiuam y. Cotier in Court
Room so sei. WAYNE County Building
IN .gft of lJetroit. in said County. on
H.. M a., ~ september n, isiS, At
,,sorlo,k EpT IN the afternoon, and In
ssss ~ a sar,iying spouse. the court will
,i.a,sf that time determine whether and
- what esfent claims and sdministra-
I, ~ s,lfnscs are payable out Of COM
rnau prbpcriy or out Of separate prop
srf N tbe deceased
ped iars tsf 1915.
WWam D. tniter. Judge % Probate
rsNshod Detroit Tribune once each
pfrg 'nr three weeks successive ely. with.
IN ihr'f days from the date hereof
6-2s. T-iO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Lewis. RowIette 4 Brown
100 -. Antoine

STATE 81 MichiRan In the circuit Court
for the County Of Wayne in Chsncery.
Queen Mary wimhiey. Plaintiff, vs.
Jonathan Wmhlsy, Defendant.
Order ri Publication - 40. t3i.H60
AZ session Of said Court held At
the Courthouse IN the City ~ Detroit.
on ard day 81 June. A. H., lais.
Present; Hon. Vincent NJ Brennan.
Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof by anhdayit shows
that the said defendant Jonathan VIM
hlev IL not now residing in the County
OF wayne and state Of Michigan but his
present wherea bouts are unknown 10 this
plaintn. That his last known place Of
residenre was $50 Stanford Avenue N
the City OF Detroit. County OF Wayne
and state Of Michigan.
ON Motion OF Lewis. Rowlette and
Brown. Attorneys for Queen Mary VIM
blsy. plaintiff
IL Ia ordered that defendant enter his
appearance in said cause on or before
three months from date hereof or the
Pill OF Complaint Med herein may be
taken as confessed and that said order
he published and a copy thereof served
upon defendant by registered mail az re-
duired ny statute In such case made and
provided.
Vincent NJ Brennan. Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar NJ. RraniEin. clerk
BY AE. Nader. Deputy Clerk SIS 7-2i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Christie n
Scie nCe

Coz" Will be the subject Of
the Lesson Sermon in all Chris
tan Science churches through
out the world on Sunday. July 4.
The Golden Text Exodus 20.2,
- is: Il am the Lord thy God
which have brought thee out of
the land Of Egypt, out Of the
house of bondage. Thou shalt
have no other gods before me.
Among the Bible citations IS
this passage, Isaiah 44;6); Thus
saith the Lord the King of
Israel, and his redeemer the
Lord OF hosts; am the first,
and am the last and beside
me there is no God"
Correlative passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
trf$ey to ale Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy, include the follow
pg %. 228): There is no power
apart from God Omnipotence
has all-power, and to acknowl-
edge any other power is to dis
honor God"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Lewis. Rnwlette and Brown
tenn - A..t..l...

sat. ~ Michigan, county ~ WAYNE
~ pronaia court Room IN the CITY Of
o. fa-s 80 session OF the Prnhate
,r 'or said county ~ Wayne, held a.
Detroit ~ The Fifteenth day Of June.
n me yeaf ono thousand nine hundred
srd forty eghi
rr-s'nt william r cotter. Judge Of
Probate
IN the Matter ~ the Estate OF Efhs
o. BALDWIN deceased
nn rssdne aud fing the petition ~
nnam BALDWIN prsyine that ad-
mns'fatnn n SAID estate be granted
Il himself or some other suitable person
u ordered That the Fifteenth day
~ iue next ~ ten o'clock EDIT in
80 forenoon ~ ssd court Room he ap.
onicd for Hearing said Petition.
And % further Ordered. That copy
~ tAs er he published once IN each
week for fhree weeks ronsecutively pre-
vous i0 'td time ~ hearing. in the ne
'roi Tribune a newspaper printed and
tircp'aiiHr n sad County of Wayne
WNian y rotter JudEe OF Probate
"a True eoptt 6-sB-7-i0
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03

state Of Michigan. county of wayne
ss Sts.6a3 Al session OF the Probate
court for said County OF Wayne, held a.
the Probate Court Room IN the city 81
Detroit on the fourth day Of June, IN
the year one thousand nine hundred and
forty-eiEht.
Present. william y. Cotter. Judge Of
Probate In the Matter OF the Estate 81
Jennie Harvey. also known as . n n 9
Clark. Deceased
ON reading and hlng the petition 81
Green Harvey praying that administrs-
ton ~ said estate be granted 20 william
" Banks or some other suitable person
IL ordered That the nrt day OF Ju-
". next. at ten o'clock EDIT in the fore
noon At said Court Room be appointed
for hearing said petition.
And Il IL further ordered. That cory
Of this order be published once In each
week for three weeks consscutivey pre-
,ous 20 said time Of hearing. in the
Detroit Tribune. a Newspaper printed and
circulating in said county Of Wayne.
william y. Cotter, Judge Of Probate
"a true copy
........,.., Deputy Prostate RegIstsr
s-is; la.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Sunday School
Meet Is Set
For Pontiac

Triumph the Church and King
dom Of God in Christ, will be
among the many churches at
tending the State Sunday School
Convention in Pontiac July I'll.
Among the ministers who will
attend the convention are: the
Revs. G.. T. Rivers, H. w. Tig-
CERT. j. f. Austin. and Elder l..
z. Crittenden Shepard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03

1877 y. DAWSON, Detroit q. Michigan
Ns ~ MiohiEan. In the Circuit Court
Ns County ~ WAyns in Chancerv
"rder ~ Publication - No. ts1.65t
,i'i'y LsWson Anderson. Plaintiff, W
H'fn Anderson. Defendant
session ~ ssid Court hel ~ the
nF hNlding ~ tho city Of .Aetrolt
ne onnts ~ Wayne and state oil
isfs --"' W OF May 49,
c Present Hon. Theodore A. 9ieht.-
apresrns from Amdavit attach, A
,lslo and MED herewith that the de-.
"hnt resident ~ this stale and
he resides ~ aes Mack Avenue,
'n"t process for her appearsnre ha,
lN'f 'ssued and the same could moi
:. served hy reason OF her absence from
,"Unfni in tho State, and Nv rea.
or her continuous absence from he,
Ptfe N residence.
IN Motion ~ S J. Flanaran at,orre,
s,a'niih' y ~ ordered that the de.
60. enter her appearance in thi,
f-on, or before three 60 month,
ps.r, '' hereof. or said Btil Of Com.
he taken as confessed.
a.. guy her ordered that a copy oi
80 aer 10 sent by registered mail "a
n.,. n'iendant At a2s Mack Avenue
a. Michigan her last known ad
sseo,,' ana mat = like cory be published
~, .so gore , Richter. Circuit Judge
bet Branigin. Clerk
Nolsik, Deputy Clerk So. I'll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
E->ie u. Ross. SUecIal Adm.
AOk Eraetoa

ssis ~ Nmsan. county ~ Wayne
Sc i-'3' 50 4 SESSION ~ the Prohats
cow f7r san county ~ wayne. hold
A. ne Probate court Room in Tho cry
- Detroit on the First day OF June. In
ih' ,esr one thousand nine hundred and
for'v.sisht
rs'sent James u, sexton. Judge Of
rrobafe
u NE Matter ~ the Estate ~ EVE
Nll'us a mentally Incompetent per-
for
ts's y Ross special administratrix
~ Estate ~ Julian w. Perry. late
Guardian ~ SAID ward. having render
= - SID Court the first and final &C.
count M san matter ~ said late guard
~ and hled herewith her petition
IfaNns INST no balance ~ said estate
turned nter 20 the WAYNE County
Hoard of Audltofs Tor partial payment
I" hospiialIlston ~ said ward
ordered That the tenth dny ~
Als' newt ~ ten oclork EDIT IN the
tn'oh 81 slpd court Room he appain-
w i'r Examining and allnWtng said &C.
e'uni AMI hearing said petition
WI - further Ordered. Thata COPY
y ms order be published once N each
wees inr Three weeks consecutfvetv pre-
s ~ ssd time ~ hearing in the pe.
tfihVnf newspaper printed and
NiA'ins ~ sad County ~ WAYNE
'n'e' sexton Judge ~ Probate
L'r,.f1 Fd'iman Deputy Probate
s-.s 7.iO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03

The Baby Contest and Fash
ion Review sponsored by the
Senior Choir of the Greater
New Mt Moriah Baptist church
Of which Mrs. Willie B Razier
was the captain, proved 10 be
very successful.
Seventy-one dollars and twen-
~ cents captured the first prize
for baby Samuel Ellis Jr., the End
place was won by Olivia Merri-
weather who reported $3.50,
and the third prize was award
ed Larry Sinclair whose returns
amounted TO $3.50. The other
babies made very fine show
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03


state " Michigan, County 81 wayne
- s5Ggs5. ~ = session ~ the Probate
Court for said county N Wayne. held
Al the Probate Court Room In the CITY
of Detroit, on the nrst day 81 June. IN
the year one thousand nine hundred and
forty-eight,
Present James N. Sexton. Judge OF
Probate. In the Matter ~ the Estate Of
Rena DauEhritv. a mentally incompetent
person.
on reading and hiing the petition ~
Carrie Melons praying that William v
Rahks Or some other suitable person no
appointed successor guardian OF said
ward
N " ordered. That the ninth day ~
August. next ~ teo o'clock. EDIT, IN the
afternoon 81 said court Room be appoin-
ted for hearinR said petition
And II is further ordered. that q copy
~ this order be published ones IN each
week for three weeks conrecutively pre-
,lous ~ said TIME NJ hearine, IN the De-
troH Tribune newspaper printed and
circulating IN said County " Wayne. and
personally served fourteen days previous
10 sad time 81 hearing upon said Rena
paughrity.
Jane " sexton. Judge Of Probate
"a true copy
..+sss sstssstss.f
Deputy Probate Register s-io; IA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
An,, Ralph W. Mlner. III ,anlr street

Afty Ralph W. Miller, lIit taniH street
state ~ Michigan in the Circuit court
Tor the ounty OF Wayne IN Chanderv
Edward " Ward. Plaintiff. vs.. Bertha
Nard. Defendant
Order 81 Publication M. i3l $50
~ session Of said court held IN the
county Courthouse in the city NJ petrcit.
Wa,ne county Michigan. this 9th da}
o( MAY ists N.
Present Honorable Joseph A Moyni-
han. Circuit Judge.
n appearing 20 this court from an
davit hereto attached that tho above
named defendant ~ not = resident ~ OF
doniiciled m the city ~ Detroit. wsvns
County MICHIGAN hut that her last
known sddress WAS 1859 Twenty First
street seattle Washington
ON motion ~ Ralph W Miller sttnr-
uey for tho plaintiff IL r. ordered that
tho said defendant Rertha Ward. appear
and answer the nil ~ compliant hled
in said cause on or before three months
| from the date hereof or that the same
may he taken a. confessed.
II IL further ordered that copy % thi'
order shall he sent by registered mail
IN the defendant At her last known al
dress and in case No return receipt
! signed by The defendant is received that
this order shall he duly published a. re-
quired by law
Joseph A. Moynihsn. Circuit judge
A True Copy
Edgar NJ RraniRin. clerk
/ ny p MurawSke. Deputy clerk, 50; 5-l'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Rev. Hills Group
D emands $4,000
In MosIey Death

Each DAY last week and this
week members Of the commit
tee-for-J justice for Leon Mosley
met at Second Baptist Church
The Rev Charles A. Hill, pas
tor OF Hartford Avenue Baptist
Church, is chairman Of the com
mittee The compittee, accord
Ing to Rev. Mr. Hill is de-
handing the following: CD is-
suance of a murder warrant for
the arrest OF the officer guilty
Of shooting Mosley; CO. dismissal
Of Harry S. Toy and ~ $4,000
naturalization of the Mosley
family.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
LEGAL NOTICE


u ls ordered that the defendant en-
ter her appearance In this cause on or
before the expiration OF three months
from the date hereof or the Riil ot
Complaint Med herein by the plaintiff
will be taken ~ confessed by the plain
tff
n IL further ordered that a cory 81
this order be sent by registered mail.
postage prepaid, 10 the last known al
dress 81 the defendant to-witi ioi East
Allison street Webster Grove o Mo.
II is further ordered That this order
be published IN some newspaper of gem
erai circulation IN Wayne County Mich
iGan. IN the manner and for prescribed
BY law in such case made ans provided
Vincent ". Brennan. Judee Of the CIR
cuff Court.
ATTEST
Leonard Edelman. Deputy clerk
A True Copy
Edaar n. Rranirin. clerk
80 5.si.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03

STATE ~ Mlchifan. county Of ws,ne,
a. sfGs0s ~ = session ~ the Probate
Court Tor said County ~ Wayne. hela
"A tho Probate Court Room IN me 'ty
81 Detroit. on the hrst day ~ June, "
the wear one thousand nine hundred ana
forty eight. 80,
present. Thomas e. Murphy. Judge OF
probate. IN the Matter Of the Estste OF
Anna walker Husley. Deceased
Essie D. Ross sfecial Aluminium tlh
Of the Estats ~ Julian w. Ferry Ats
Administrator With the viii ANNEXED oI
said estate. having rendered to said Court
,hs erst ana hnai account In $50 ratt matte,
a. said late Administrator with the WI
ANNEXED and fled herewith her peiltlon
rrsvirr that the balance of seidSestat
~ turned over 70 the Administrator o.
horls non with the VIII annexen OF ss'u
sstate when appointed and auailnsd'
n IL ordered. That the thirtistn. ~ =.
NJ June. Instant. ~ zen o'clock. Ell. y"
M forenoon. a. sid Court Room oe "
nointed or examining and alloNlns -"
A., aunt ana hearing said retuicn
Ard A h further ordered, thai = CODY
~ thls order hs published once " saon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
LEcAI. NOTICE

IL 10 ordered that the defendant en-.
ter HIS appearance In this cause on or
before three months from the date oi
this order Of said bill viii be taken AZ
confessed
u I further ordered that copy Of this
order he sent by registered mail 10 ~ ID
defendant To 9iO Cleveland Avenue. Elk.
hart, Indiana. hs last known address.
and " not received personally by said
defendant a. least twenty daya before
the time prsFcribed for appearance. that
tins order be published a. required by
law.
Joseph A. Moynihsn. Circuit judge.
True Copy
EdEar N. BraniEin. Clerk
By Ed Murawsks. Deputy clerk F-aa, II
Atty. Charles n. Perkins. $50 T. Warren
state Of Michigan. In the circuit Court
Tor the County Of WAYNE IN Chancery
Mirehal Bray, Plaintiff. W. Lille v.
Bray. Defendant
No. l3s.ssi
At session Of said Court held al the
Courthouse, In the City 81 Detroit, or the
Atm day 81 June A. r., 1875
Present. Hon. vlnent ~ Brennan. Cir
cut Judge
In this cause " appearing by smda-
VII on Me that the defendant, Lille "
Bray. cannot be served by process issued
out ~ this Court "a she IL not a resident
Of the state Of Michigan hut reside in
Arthur CITY. County Of Lamar. snd state
OF Texas
on motion ~ Charles r. Perkins. at
torney for plaintiff
II Is ordered that the defendant, Lii.
lie y. Bray, appear and answer the Bill
OF Complaint In this cause within three
months from the date ~ this order. or
that said Bill will be taken as confessed
and that this order he published accord
ing TO law and copy thereof be served
upon the defendant ny registered mail
a. required by law.
Vincent ~ Brennan. Circuit Judge.
True Copy
Edgar NJ. Rranigin. Clerk
BY A. r. Nader Deputy Clerk 80; 7-il
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
LEGAL NOTICE
,r,ro> q. JONES. Executor
sse Belmont
~ HEAHlNG CIAlMA


,Tr on MICHIGAN The fro-
'.a',,, for the County or wayne
baie No. S52-Sst
us,,er or the Estate Of Ma
IN lone. Deceased.
thsn \. hereby given that all credi-
No,r "a deceased are required 20
toI, their claims In writing and
Ir.seh., ~ said Court ~ the Probate
Under The city Of Detroit. In said
cnee AID 20 serve a copy thereof
touN{. non r. Jones. executor OF said
uf'n .s belmont Avenue, Detroit.
s't. on or before the ist day 81
Nlehn,r AD. i9ts, and that such
sfp, "A bs heard by said court. be-
nsl", mage THOMAS {. MURPHY IN
fore ~, No s05. Wayne county
COZ, IN the city 81 Detroit, IN said
flnu IN tho ist day Of september.
tean sN ~ Two o'clock EDIT In the
and in the case OF a survive
AVfis.e the court viii also Al that
ins 'ds,srmtne whether and 10 what
wv r.,ms and administration eK-
go srs payable out Of community
f,,r,, Or out OF separate property Of
ste deceased.
p,,sd June =, lsis'
ir.,,,ss Murphy Judge Of Probate.
r'e,,sbed IN Detroit Tribune once each
80 for three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, with
!. ,bi,fv DAYS from the date hereof
s-i0-7-io