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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-08-11
Importdnt Program Awdits
Deleudtes To OSFL Pdrley

More than 1000 delegates from
every county in the state are head
ed for Columbus to attend the Gath
Annual Convention of the Ohio
State Federation of Labor. All Ses-
sions will be held at the Neil
House starting Monday morning,
August %. Registration will begin
at IL noon, Sunday the 21st.
The convention is expected to
be one of the largest and most i'm
portant meetings ever held by the
state body. Hundreds of visitors
are also to attend. The delegates
are expected to clean up a large
budget of Federation business, act
on many vital problems, and hear
a battery of noted speakers head
ed by William Green AFL pres
ident.
President Michael j. ,Lyden, who
will be permanent chairman of the
convention, has reported that the
majority of affiliated American
Federation of Labor units in Ohio
have indicated their intention of
sending full delegations.
The convention will receive Of
ficers' Reports, just prepared, con-
tanning unusually interesting news
for the delegates. They will dis
cuss and pass resolutions dealing
with the current problems of
laboring men and women.
Phil Hannah, Secretary-Treas-
urer of the Federation will address
the convention, laying down the
detectives for 1850. AT the 194S
convention Mr.. Hannah inaugural
ed the "Beat Bender" campaign; !;
this year he is expected to start a
militant program to defeat Sena-
tor Robert A. Taft for reelection.
"Beat Taft" will be the 1850
slogan.
In a pre-convention statement
Mr.. Hannah said: Certain poll
ticians do not wish to concede that
organized labor had anything to
do with the 194S elections. They
are still consoling themselves with
the thought that there is no such
thing as a labor vote.
"We do not claim that labor was
entirely responsible for the 194S
result; but we do know that they
went to the polls and defeated
many enemies of labor. Much pro-
gress was made in 1948. We can
do better in 1850"
The following persons have ac-
cepted invitations to address the
Joseph keenan,, director of the
AFL's Labor League for Political
Ralph Wright, Assist
ant Secretary of Labor, u. S. De-
partment of Labor; James Rhodes,
Mayor of Columbus; Albert A.
Director Department of
Industrial Relations; w. T. Rob-
erts, Chairman Board of Review,
Bureau of Unemployment Com
viii T. Blake, Indus
trial Commission of Ohio; t. j.
Duffy, Legal Counsel Ohio State
Federation of Labor; James H.
Superintendent of the Di-
vision of Safety and Hygiene, In
iustrial Commission. of Ohio, and
Walter j. Mason, Legislative Rep
resentative of the AFL.
The Ohio State Label League,
assisted by its local committee,
will again sponsor an exhibit of
Union Label goods and services.
Lester Ballenger, chairman of the
ocal committee, expects the dis
plays to cover an entire floor.
Prizes will be distributed each
lay.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-08-11
Million Uni0nists In Canada

Ottawa, Canada (LPA)-Trade
union membership in Canada has
reached an all-time high of almost
a million, the Federal Labor De-
partment reported last week. The
exact total at the end of 1948 was
977,594, a jump of 65,470 over
1947 and of 266,000 over 1945. The
Trades & Labor Congress-AFL led
with 439,029 and the Canadian
Congress of Labor followed with
338,627.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-08-11

Lansing, Mich. LPA) - The
Michigan Unemployment Compen-
sation Commission has reversed
itself to rule that workers receiv-
ing holiday pay while unemployed
may still file a claim for idle pay
the same week. The reversal was
based on the decision that holiday
pay is earned, not on the holiday
itself, but thruout the year
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-08-11
RELIEF GOING UP

New York (LPA)-Relief cases
in 10 representatives cities rose
$50 in the months Of March and
April, a survey by American Pub
lie Welfare Assn shows. Payments
in the 10 cities totalcd $l1, 100000
in April alone, AT least six of the
cities are conducting work relief
projects.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-08-11
Anfi-Union
(ConfiHued From Page One)

Taft's statement that "every shop
in Youngstown is a union shop.
Martin explained that he "wished
that were true" but actually
Youngstown has 8 union shops and
S nonunion, he said.
"We're glad Senator Taft point
ed his finger at us, because it gave
us an opportunity of showing how
ridiculous some of these false
charges against our great union
really are" Martin added,
He demapded that Taft "retract
his statements, but up to. date the
Ohio Senator has made no apology.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-08-11
CORPORATION LAWYER
SPILL THE BEANS ON
SHACKLES FOR LABOR

hand glimpse of the kind of strait
jacket some of Americas big en-
ployers would like to fashion for
the labor movement was given dur
ing the past week at hearings be-
fore a Senate subcommittee.
Corporation attorneys marched
before the hearings, played the
bogey of labor monopolies" and
labor frankensteins' for all it
was worth, and then came forward
with their prescriptions of what to
do about it.
The Taft Hartley Act is just a
starter, it was made clear in the
testimony Of two of the witnesses
Theodore X. Iserman, member of
a big New York law firm, and
George B. Christensen, who halls
from a large Chicago legal mill.
Iserman is counsel for Chrysler
Motors, among other corporations,
and he helped draft the Hartley
version of the TIL Act back in
1947. Among Christenson's clients
was George P. McNear, the anti
labor operator of the Toledo, Peoria
& Western Railroad, who was mur-
dered as a climax of war against
the rail unions on his property.
Christensen's formula for deal
ing with "big labor" was the most
sweeping. He proposed outlawing
of all forms Of the union shop; re-
peal of the Norris-La Guardia
Anti-Injunction Act; extension of
the Sherman antitrust act to or
ganized workers; shattering of big
unions into small ones, and a ban
on combinations of labor in re-
straint of trade" so broad as to
make almost any effective labor
activity a crime.
Christensen lamented that pri-
vate employers in big industries,
such as the mines and railroads,
"no longer have any real bargain
ing power" because gigantic com
bines of labor drive them to the
wall"
big nationwide monopolistic
unions should be broken down in
SIZE" he demanded - in other
words, down to little, weak unions
for each company.
Iserman came up with a some
what different formula. He would
extend antitrust laws to labor,
forbid industry-wide bargaining,
prohibit national unions from com
pelling local affliates to go along
with any specific wage policy, and
place a batch Of other restrictions
on union activities long regarded
as legitimate.
Under his plan, the NLRB could
MT certify a collective bargaining
unit covering two or more employ
ers, except where less than 500
workers are involved and only
where the plants are less than so
miles apart. 1t would be crime
for unions to combine to deal with
a group Of employers.
Unless all this is done, Iserman
insisted, free competition will face
destruction.
1--WE have not in our country to-
day any monopolies rs complete
and as powerful as the labor mono
polies," he proclaimed Nor do
we have any movement more GER
tainly driving as toward Fascism
than the labor movement"
Iserman's attack on labor didn't
sit well with Senator Charles w.
Tobey OR, N. H., who participat-
ed briefly in the hearings.
"What about the insults and
Hopsons in the business world?"
he demanded. "They set a fine ex-
ample, didn't they! Now we have a
Securities a. Exchange Commission
TO deal with them, thank God"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-08-11
RECk TO EIRnPE

New York UPA) - Vice Presi-
dent Dave Beck of Int'l Brother
hood of Teamsters-AFL left Idle
wild Airport here last week for a
six-week tour of Europe.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-08-11

Demand the Union Label.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28
Tdmpd, Florida

bi of the Free Synagogue of New
York, DR.. Wise will be seventy
five years old this March 18th.
In the twenty-seven years since
the founding of the Jewish In
stitute of Religion, DR.. Wise has
ordained over two hundred rab-
bis, many of whom are today "a
mong the leading rabbinical fig
ureS in the United States.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28
The Jewish
National Fund

The Jewish National Fund is
the one and only agency engaged
IN the purchase of land in the
State of Israel. All land thus
purchased is the everlasting
property of the Jewish people.
Not all the land in the State
of Israel belongs to the Jewish
people. At the present time only
approximately 1870 of that area
is in Jewish hands. The land is
available. 1t can be bought i'm
mediately at considerably lower
prices. The Arabs who have left
the country are ready to dispose
of their land but they must be
compensated for it. The Jews
will not confiscate any of the
land belonging to the Arabs.
The Jewish National Fund has
under option at the present time
some 100000 dunams of land
which calls for an outlay of $1O4,-
100000
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28

president-emeritus of the merged
seminary. One of American Jew
RVS outstanding leaders, the rab-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-01-28
DR.. Stephen S. Wise Honored
On 18th Birthday

NEW YORK. Y-The first of of conqre-
ona honoring Dr. Stephen S. Wise
y birthday held Thursday evening January 27h
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12
Ravens Wax
Classic Hit

NEW YORK Maybe its the
trend of the times or maybe just
,he music but whatever the rea-
son the Ravens have set stlll an
other precedent for themselves by
recording a song Of social signifi-
canoe. They have elected 10 wax
me beautiful and mesningful
classic. TIE House 7 Live In
James (Ricxey) Ric.s decided
10 include the unusual number
during their the Ravens record
IN sessi last week. The novel
treatment gwen 20 ine number
ov the singing foursome has won
the applause of VIRTUALLY every
respected observer in the record
Ing. MUSIC COX. and entertain
ment worlds.
R,cks, IN commenting on the
change In policy by the Ravens
SAID It's not really a change
in policy a. all. What many peo-
pie overlook in this song is tina,
,, has great music as we'll as a
fine message.
And the Ravens Will alwsys De
interested n good tunes BY the
same token. this IS an act COM
posed OF adul; men. VINO know
what's happening in the world
around them We are patriotic
Americans and therefore beheve
N rs democratic principles ss set
forth in Earl Robinson's song
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12

For Ella this marks her fourth
straight hit in period Of eignt
months. A short while ago she
waxed "Oh Lady Be Good
which zoomed Immediately 10
the hit parade list and become the
frs; bop record 10 be enthusias-
ucally accepted by the general
public.
Right after that Ella disced
Ny Happiness" with a choral
background. Despite the fact that
her vision came out months after
other recordings Of the song. she
reached the big five" position
on the music polls.
While the music world was still
humming her two hits "Oh, Lady
Be Good and MY Happiness.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12
Cootie Scores
On Video Show

NEW YORK -Cootie Williams
currently playing his fifth IN.
eagement at the Savoy wi'an
the past nine months. has added
another laurel 10 his list Of mas.
cal achievements. success on te.e-
vision. The trumpet star and
three time selectee for the Es-
cure All-America designa' =.
made his first appearance OF re
Eddie Condor show over WNBT
last Saturday and promptly stole
the show. which accents lszz
musicians. He was Immed.s'eiy
resigned for an encore appear
ance this Saturday night.
Williams. appearing as sing
IL" before staff band gave both
the studio audience and the IN
seen View one OF his snapp 81
and sprightliest performance.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12
Lewis. Howleifs. Brown. Wan1o
And Bell. AttYp

Ano DELL AfIYb
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County
Of WAYNE IS.
9S3.SsG
At session of the Probate
Court FOR said County Of Wayne
held at The Probate Court Room
IN the Cry of Detroit. or the 4,h
dsy Of February. in the year one
thousand nine hundred and forty
nine
Present Thomas c. Murphy,
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
William T Swillev. deceased.
Ella Z Mosely ENecutrlx OF the
last VIII and testament Of SAID
deceased having rendered to this
Court her final account in said
matter and filed herewith her
petition praying that the residus
OF said estate De ass gned in ac-
cordance with the provisions OF
said last will:
II IS ordered. That the eighth
day Of March. next. al ten o'clock
IN the forenoon az said Court
Room be appointed FOR examin-
ing and allowing said account
and hearing said petition.
And il is further Ordered. That
copy Of this order be published
once IN each week for three weeks
conseculvely previous to said
time OF hearing. in the Detroit
Tribune newspaper printed and
circulating IN said County OF
Wavne.
Thomas c. Murphy. Judge OF
Probate.
"a True Copv)
(7.l2l (7.7gl
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12
Benjamin D. Burdiek. Atty.
rs Dime B!d1.

S,sts az M.eh esn County 81
Wsvne : SSo-s10 A. a session
ne P-N esis Court 20 SAID
Cc1a;y ct' Wsvne. reid a. the
proasiA Ccl~; Rocr in the Ciiy
:. Detect or the Twen,y-sixth
say @. Jsrlsry = he year one
;-oussnd rlne hundred and forty
rire
Presen, Thomas c Murphy.
Judge a. PROBATE IN the matte
=. ire Estate q John Nerbure.
also known as John NeroerG
deceased
Benjamin D. Burdick. Atty.
an1 Genes. Aonin.sirstor az
ss.i estate. having rendered %
ms Cou.t MS com 5.red first sn6
..Tsl sctpGn; IN ssid matter ana
g .e1 fhe. .th as petitions pray
.nE rat ne &c allowed the fee IS
sei fc-;h = said sccoun; for SER
wees rendered as Special sd-
Titrls;rsior thst ne be allowed
s11i;ic1sl con- psrsstion for eN-
+ so.1.-srv services rendered in
re A1n.r strsion q said estate
.1s, ms Cou-i sG3udicate ard
-ete.rl,1e W1o are CT we're ~ The
re ot the death q sad deceased
rs Ae.rs-s;-isw and entitled %
merit tee estate q wnlch ssld
-ecessed G.e1 se.red ara n the
event ;rst th;s Court determines
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12
Joseph 4. Ercvn. Atty.
LOO 81 Antoine

S'-,e IRE ? eis
-,-: ,- tv e Hsyre
Ne. 3s43ss
T. ~stte - t-s e,t-'e ~
- -c4l r.. re Sci. Nrice
ce-e sen ne; r. s1itots
-t ss.C cs SEQ se &c 90 ,c
Z eser's -er Jams n V.riang
s- -r1er cath % Sad Court
- re ? ccsie Oflce r ne CITY
Detroit IN said Curtv snc
20 serve 2 - the eof upon
Joseph A, B7Wn. Ad~Sia strator
s' 100 s. A-'on no Det-o;. M.cn
r ~ ce'o.e ire l3tr dsv q Ap-,l
8 , a-9 sni trst such claims
V I'D be resc nv SAID co1-t. be-
Judge James II Sexton In
Court Room No 517. Wsyne
Colntv BW.ang IN ne City 81
Detroit IN sad County. on the
9th dsv ~ Apvi, AID. 1899. q;
: 80 CLOCK r. the afternoon and
III me case ~ : surviving spouse
the court viii also At that time
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12
PRINCE HALL o. E. S. COLUMN

GUIDING STAR NO. ll-STATED MEETINGS lst WsdnssdsY
DEGREE WORK Ord Wednesday. Worthy Maron-Mrs Nan.
White S77 Erskne TE 3llo4 Worthy Patron Mr. James
Randall l774 W. Grand Blvd seerstsrY-M Grace sasn.
3ssS 3oth Street La 1851.
BATHsHEsA CHAPTER NO. s-STATED MEETINGS lsf I'm
day. DEGREE WORK Ord Friday. Worthy Maron-Mrs
Blanche Graves Sos7 z4ih Street TY. ssSls Worthy Pa
tron-Mr James Clark. ss27 3oh Streets sseeiarY-Mrs
Carrie B. Riley. 4ss3 Parker PL 1854.
GOLDEN LEAF NO. lI-sTATED MEETINGS lsf Wednesday.
DEGREE WORK 3rd Wednesday. Worthy Mstron-Mrs Mar
joris Collins s43 MeDousa TW. 1858; Worthy Patron
Mr. S. c. Reid l7476 Maine TW le7e SeeTetarY-Mss Rose
A. Fisher. 3zll Yemans.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. 7l-STATED MEETINGS si Fri.
s Wright sss MedburY TR 73s7s Worthy Patron. Mr.. De-
void Honsy loz7S Cardon TO- sslz7 Secretary Mrs AYes
YsneeY 337 Russell TE 3slA
day. DEGREE WORK Ord Thursday. Worthy Matron-Mrs
Willie Austin zos3o Mfehedals 1857; Worthy Patron
Mr. George Glenn 1854 Maisstei Secretary Mrs Opal Glenn
ST. AGNES cHAPTER NO as STATED MEETINGS And
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK 9TH Wednesday Worthy Maron.
Mrs Lorraine Daniels Soss 23rd Street TY 7-476s; Worthy
Patron Mr. Jerry Fleming sSS2 BoHwood TY eoS73
iarY Mrs Beatrice Fleming. ssSz Boxwood TY. s-oS73.
cAPsroNE CHAPTER NO a. STATED MEETINGS and Thurs.
day DEGREE WORK 4ih Thursday. Worthy Maron. Mrs
Avast Hendeh. 3sse Road HI lall, Worthy Patron
Mr. John c Robinson ls4o Maple CH osssi Secretary
WATERFORD CHAPTER NO. 90 STATED MEETINGS lt Thurs
day. DEGREE WORK Ord Thursday WORTHY Ma4ron Mrs
Emms Smith. sols Oakland l-iol7; Worthy patron Mr.
william Hupferi Secretary Mrs Eileen Donaldou.
poRIcIAN cAAPTER NO 81 STATED MEETINGS and Thur,
vsrfa Greene AZ Maron. TH loSos Worthy Patron Mr.
Henry Calvert 1883 Dryden; Secretary Mrs Hsnrene Yule
SIS Benton TE. l-olSs. - ~ ~
DEBORAH CHAPTER NO. g. STATED MEETINGS. 90 u.A,v
DECREE WORK lih Monday Worthy Maron Mrs ] a n .
DeYs $3.50 Bangor TY 7s777 Worthy Patron Mr. Walief
81 CYe .ssz Mslross TR l3lsi Secretary Mrs Aimee B.
Elowers 1885 w. Forest. TY. 1854
TYRE CHARTER NO. 3s STATED MEETINGS Ia, Mora.v DE
Foos 10 c.. o wTsen.sosY Worthy Marion Mrs Ruth
fsds 1881 Canton. WA $3.50; secrsarv NJ, Florsnes
Fields 9zsl Canton. WA $780,
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12

Ella came up with another lee.
ord entitled Too Soon To Know
which Immediately upon us re-
lease passed the 100000 sales lev.
Ella high water mark these
days Now, right on top Of al
these successes, her latest dies
Forgive Me" in knocking on ,he
door to success.
This unprecedented'record y I
recording hits in one musical sea.
son only further proves Ella Ftz.
gerald's greatness and her Eht
10 be called the First Lady Of
Song"
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12

LEWIS. RoWLETTE. BROWN.
WANZO and BELL. Aitys
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County
OF Wayne, IS.
3sl.zss
At session Of he Probate
Court for said County Of Wayne,
held al the Probate Court Room
in the City Of Detroit. on the 2lst
day OF January. in the year one
thousand nine hundred and forty
nine
Present Patrick H. OBrien,
Judge u Probate
In the Matter ot the Estate Of
John Wesley Lott, deceased.
Amanda Lott. Administrative
Of SAID estate, having rendered TO
TINS Court her first and final ac-
count in said matter and filed
herewith her petition praying
that the residue Of said estate be
assigned 70 the person or persons
entitled thereto
II is ordered, That the 18th day
of April. next. az ten o clock IN
the forenoon az said Court Room
be appointed for examination and
allowing said account and hear
ing said petition.
And Il is further Ordered Tha,
copy Of this order be published
once in each week sor three
weeks consecu,ively previous "a
said time Of hearing in the De-
trolt Tribune. a newspaper print
ed and circulating IN SAID Coun-
~ Of Wayne.
Patrick H. o'Brien. Judge OF
Probate.
"A True Copyl
t2.l7)-(7.7s)
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12
LEGAL NOTICE
Order OF publication

Al session Of said court. held
a, the Court House. in the Wayne
County Building, in the City OF
Detroit, County OF Wayne and
State Of Michigan. on the 18th
dav ot January. A. D. l94s.
PRESENT The II 10 bic
Adolph F. Marschner, Circuit
Judge.
l, appearing by affidavit at
tached hereto that the said de-
fendant. Grady Jackson. was a
resident Of this state residing al
1881 Bangor Street Detroit,
Wsvne County. Michigan, and
that process for ms appearance
has been duly issued and that
the same could not be served ny
reason OF his absence from OF con-
cealnent IN this state. or oy rea-
son OF his continued absence from
MS place Of residence.
On motion Of Alonzo D Petit
ford. attorney for plaintiff. IT II
ORDERED that the said defend
ant. Grady Jackson. enter his APP
pearance IN this cause on or be-
fore three months from the date
Of this order, or that the Bill az
Complaint filed herein be taken
as confessed. and that the said
order be served and published as
required by Law
ADOLPH T. MARSCHNER. Cir
cult Judge
"a True Copyl
EDGAR VI. BRANIGIN, Clerk
BY Victor L. Hicks. Deputy Clerk
(z-l2l t3-lsl
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12
la Fitzgerald Presses
New Hit, Forgive Me-

NEW YORK " Y.-Decca Records they have say.
ing that goes when Ella Fitzgerald sings IN mike
ord sales 90 p like kite That adage being repat-
ed this week as st DRESSINGS of Elias latest dies
Forgive Me" poured into record shops throughout the
country Already music critics who nave heard prere
lease COMES Of the song agree that this disc will equal
II not rival the songstress' other record classics.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12
i-t-4r ~ P.eSss AIRY.
&C. Asa-t Avs

ss-f HaEa- n re Cir
fra -
src
L Et pa-.E SIS -
rest E-- fr~a-
Nc. t4l los
Order ef Pubiicsnon Fer Men
Rsu5snf Defendant
~ .eEEor IRE sad C-4rt
Bed IL tns Court House r the
City q Cstro.f County n Wsv.
re and State q Michigan on tne
loth DAY q January. ie4s
Present. Honorable Niles s
Culehsn Circuit Judge
Il appearing from affidavit on
NE herein ihst after dilIRent
search and inquiry IL can not be
asceTtained In what state o. coun-
~ ihe defendant. Ernest Elder
resides
On motion Of Arthur ". Rhod-
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12
Abnsr A. Taken Atty.

and Counselor 31Ts Leslie De-
'-of' s. Michigan, Phone TEXas
4-36-5
STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne IN Chsncery
MARIAH GLOVER. Plaintiff.
vs. HARRISON GLOVER, De-
fendant
NO. 442237
Order For Appearances and
Publication
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12
LEGAL NOTICES

psfAi Jsrusr, - 'a+s
Thomas {. No pAy
Judge a. PROBATE
Pun he's iH Deu-ii Ilepne
onee 90 q weeS ior three NcfNs
success e, wlthin tAivW DAYS
irori the cate Herecf
i-ea 1l7
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12
Csr r4'v prorsts 7eEze- IS e-ia
Bea, s-rs7 = 5l-aics. SPECIAL
T7s Dime Blda.

DerL'v prorsts SeETe- @S Zig
Be1.sr.- = 54-Gics. SPECIAL
77s Dime Bldg.
Ts-e s. 55.-35 AZ SESSION
ire P-oosts Court tor sad
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Dstr m me Tve1tv-tcurtr
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p.e,e.. wam 2 Couer
tLe p t-os;e IN i-e matter
Il. re Es:s,e = John Hartley &C.
cease5
Be-,sr.lr ,. Budick s2e cisl
sri Gene :. a5w,n ,n.strator s:
sod ests.s -srrz .e15e-e1 -
.-.s Col rs ccEtb.re1 h-st ara
"a. so--' = SalS matter ans
- tre-evgtr RS petitions p-av
-E 'ts' 70 allowed TIE fee
ss set !7r:7 n sad acco-1' t1r
se-vces eacefed as special al
r : s;.s'o- aac ;aai ine oe.so e
z. ss.1 e.tste he turned ove- 70
ne Mcr.gsn State B6srd a Is
c-ests:
us or5ee6. That the T~entv
--,n cav cf Fec; aa.y next. q,
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sss Coast oon oe appointed tog
aNar ming s-5 s4owirg sad &C.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12
LEGAL NOTICE
Patrick and Patrick. AitYs.
sol LAWYERS Building

State OF Michigan IN the Car
euit Court Tor ne County q
Wayne n Chsncery.
Tnerleen Green plaintiff IS.
Claude Green, defendant,
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12

CRAFTS and HAYWOOD. Attys.
STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
C..c-; Court .or the County Of
Ware r Chancery.
Glade COBB. Plaintiff, VS..
BFR-EA COBB. Defendant.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-12

LETtS RowLETTE BROWN.
WANZO and BELL, 1900 St. An
tone ST
STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Ccuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE n Chsncery.
LCANNA POTTS. Plaintiff. vs.
WILLIE POTTS, Defendant