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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-04
.GonUeniion Delegates Especially
lnDited To Attend Poiaciana SchooI
May Day Festival Friday, May 9th ].

-. The Poinciana School children,
parents and faculty have gone all
- out on their May Day Celebration
preparations for May 9th, begin
ming at 4:30 p. M, and they hope
as many people as possible will
come and see their program and
s5ehteftainment for that day. All
delegates TO Episcopal Conven-
---tion-who are here ON Friday are
cordially and especially invited.
You simply drive out Flagler ave-
= nae to the City Stadium and just
back of it are the Poinciana
- school grounds. or just take the
y Nd bus and ii will let you off
.igM the City Stadium.
There will, of course, be May
Day King and Queen Freddie
Frohock and Barbara Baughman
respectively. Their attendants
will consist of flower girls, crown
bearer and court jester. The pro-
gram will include. two rythn
bands composed of the LIST
grades. There will be chorus of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-04
Gray Ladies Gaze rs Service HoUry
At Nnval Hospital During April

In spite of the fact that their
number is diminishing for vari-
Gus reasons. the Key West Gray
Ladies gave rs hours of hospital
service to the Naval Hospital
during April.
One winter resident member,
Mrs, Charles J, Monroe, a worker
in the Baby Clinic returned to
her home in Kalamazoo last
month. Several others for reasons
of health can now give only a
few hours a month instead of
their usual weekly quota.
Much of the time given is in
the Baby Clinic, and here the
work is much more on the order
of Nurses Aid work rather than
morale building but seeing
that the work is with children it
is usually fun. The Gray Ladies
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Morn Than 90 Children "A tlef,d '--'
Birthday Party liz Rayvie,o Park

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Gelabert
of 706 Elizabeth street gave a
party for their daughter Nancy
Gelabert on her eighth birthday
on Monday afternoon ,a
The party was held at Bay
view Park and some So children
attended as well as tn irty
mothers. Refreshments consisted
of egg salad sandwiches, ice
cream, cake and soft drinks.
There were many games and
community singing enjoyed by
the whole party.
There were draw prizes and
the girl who drew the lucky
name was Blanch Santana and
the little boy drawing the win
ming name was Charles Yates. In
the drawing prize for mothers.
Mrs. Carmelina Ramirez drew
the winning name.
The following children attend
ed the party.
Alice jerks, Betty jerks, Doug
las jerks, Caroline jerks, Ray
mond Garcia, Alcio Vidal, Craida
Martinez, Shanna Vidal, Mary
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-04
Homer Roll At
Sar. Carlos

The San Carlos School Honor
Roll for the last six weeks period
is as follows:
Children's Department
elementary Spanish and
English)
Kindergarten: Jacqueline Rob-
erts, Mirella Fernandez, Barbara
Matulac, Mary Hooper, Charles
Roberts.
LIST. Grade: Celia Fernandez,
Yolando Cabot, Camelia Cabot,
Oliver Roberts.
End, Grade: Maria Josefa Diaz.
Ord. Grade: Mario Disgdiertt,
Margarita Pons.
4th. Grade: Miguel Mariscal,
Gloria Disgdiertt, Celido Pons.
Perfect Attendance:
Lester r. Pedone, William H,
Roberts. Maria Josefa Diaz, Nan-
cy Jamardo, Luis Mariscal, Mar
tina A. Roberts, Cecilia Fernan-
deg, Rafael Valdez.
Adults Department
lessons In Conversational
Spanish)
s Students in best standing: Mar
,garet Farris, Marie H. Frakes,
Lee Albert, Clara Kranich, Louise
H. Miller, Enid House, Doris E.
Evans, Mimi Hayes, Margie
Gonna, Helen /, Call, Theo
Vickery.
Note: Spanish instruction for
adults is given every Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday at AIS
p. m.
Spanish Instructor: Miss Benil-
dts L. Remond.
English Instructor: Mrs. Lillian
w. Cowart.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-04
Sea Fnigee Cootiettes Initiated
i, New Member liz Their Tuesday Meeting

by Vanessa Saunders and Flor
ence Solomon. They will hire the
orchestra, select the prizes to be
given for the best costumes dur
ing the evening, and take care of
all details. The new member,
Rose Marie Albury, is to make
posters for the dance, which will
be placed in strategic places
around town. Advance publicity
will be in The Citizen, beginng
the end of tbs week. No tickets
will be printed, but admission
will be collected at the door the
night of the dance.
Through an error, it was an
nounced that members of the "
F. W. Post were guests at the
barbecue, at which the cootiet-
!. tes' were hostesses, ON Wednes-
day, April 9th. Only members
of the Cootie Club No. 81, their
wives, Cootieties and their hus-
bands We're present during the
evening.
!, The next meeting for the Coot-
iette's viii be Tuesday, June 2,
+ l949, at 400 p. m. at the Post
] Home.
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who have been putting this time
in at the Baby Clinic are develop
ing unexpected talents aud repu-
tations for keeping youngsters on
their best behavior.
On April l8th the Gray Ladies
held their monthly birthday par
ty for four of the members of
the county home who had birth
days during April, Dancing. sing
ing, accordion playing and re-
freshments were arranged by the
Gray Ladies for. this County
Home party and it was all thoro-
ly enjoyed by the Gray Ladies
and the % guests Of the home.
Because of the pressing need
for workers il may be necessary
in the very near future to hold
classes for new Gray Lady re-
cruits.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-04

sunflower boys from the and
grade. The second grade girls
will be dressed as violets. The
fifth and sixth grades will COM
pose the song and flute band and
the girls Of the fifth and sixth
grades viii from the Rainbow
chorus.
The Maypole dance will be
done by the girls of the ard and
4th grades and then, Of course,
there will be the special bicycle
parade with the bicycles arrang-
decoration and originality,
ed as floats and prizes for special
All the children will be in cos
tune. the grounds, stage etc., will
be gaily decorated and refresh
ments and cold drinks will be
available, Parents and teachers of
the Poincinaa School deserve a
special vote of thanks for the
work put into the costumes and
decraotions for this occasion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-04

s-z-s-Ssa Finigee" Cootiette Club
NO. s7l held its monthly meeting
at the v. F. w. Hall on Elizabeth
Street at 800 p. m. last night.
A new member was initiated
into the club at the meeting, Rose
Marie Albury. amid gales of
laughter as the different stunts
were put on to make the new
recruit a proper member of the
Sea Finigee's". ~
To become a member of this
club. initiates must be members
good standing in the v. +. w.
Auxiliary, and have been so for
at least sixty days prior to init.
alton into the "Finigee's".
The initiating committee was
composed of: Obdulia Garcia, as
sted by Beverly Arthur, and Va
Mesa Saunders. The new men,
her was given her oath of obli-
CATION by the chief, Veva G.
Wood.
The SEA Finigees" are plan
ming a hard times" dance or
Saturday, May % beginning 900
The dance committee is headed
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attendance Al Episcopal Contention
Exceeds Expectations; Services,
Dinner Epents Cro,cded To CNpacity

With the house count at the La
Gencha and the Casa Marina well
qysr two hundred and practically
all-of them guests and delegates
Of the 9th Annual Diocesan Con-
vention of the Episcopal Church,
IL was not surprising to find that
last nights church service at St.
Paups and the Dinner at Delmon-
zoos were crowded to capacity
and over.
AT Delmonico, Arturo Bona,
proprietor, was told to prepare for
lQQ.pr 100 for the layman's din
per-.Some 1870 attended and at
teast 40 had to be turned away.
as il was, every chair stool and
seeae of his neighbors were press
Cd into service to accommodate
as many as possible. The excel
dent dinner of local specilaities-
Spanish bean soup, carne asada
alCuban roast beef black benas
and yellow rice, was thoroly en-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-04

joyed by all the guests, and espe-
cially the desserts of key lime pie
and coconut ice cream. The guests
particularly enjoyed the second
helpings" which the hospitable
Mr.. Boza always sends around.
The church service following
the dinner was crowded to eapa-
city also had many of the mem.
bers of the congregation of ST,
Pauls stood around at the doors
so that they could enjoy every
possible part of the services and
proceedings which are a part OF
this important Episcopal con-
clave.
Because of the unprecedented
attendance II was found necessa-
ry to limit the attendance at the
special communion service at ID
a. m. today, to delegates and
guests of the Convention and
members of the Congregation OF
ST. PauPs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-04

Rhoden, Laudelina Garcia, An
gela Adams, B city Santana,
Blanche Santana, Mario Santana,
Nancy Ramirez, Gloria Jean Glib
son, Billy Gibson, Lindey Wells,
Silvia Gonzales. Manuel Con
gales, Silvia Rios. Virginia Rios,
Carol Ann Fuller, Wilma Jean
Fuller, David Brye.
Arnold Byre, Garnet Sholes,
Amira Estenoz, Charles Yates,
Patricia Yates, Beverly Yates,
AL Yates, Rose Yates, Olga Lopez,
Cecilia Lopez, Martha Lopez,
Nancy Gelabert, Sonia Gelabert,
Johnny Boy Gelabert, Roy Gu
tierrez. Armando Gutierrez, Eloy
Lopez. Manuel Acevedo, Enestico
Betancourt, Milo Rodrigues,
Anita Jimenez, Henrietta Sands,
Constance Sands, Ann Sands,
Diana Blanco, Yolando Avila,
Olga Avila. SIS
Reggie Paz Maria Carey,
COMFY Vargas. Matilda Vargas,
Martha Aeasta, Arleen Hinton,
Linda Hinton, Martha Avila,
Jackie Murray, Sinde Murray.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-04
Calendar of Events

WEEK OF MAY 2nd Thru p
Key West Players present three
one-act Plays in Barn Thea
tire, Duval Street, each even
ing at $40 p. m,
WEDNESDAY, May A.
Reception and Welcome to Col,
and Mrs. Ralph w. Rodgers
at First Presbyterian Church
8 to 10 p. m.
Meeting Navy Wives 88 in
Bldg. l78 Naval Station TO- a.
m. -
Woman's Auxiliary Congreaa-
tional Church, Fellowship
Supper, Service Centre, $50
p. m.
THURSDAY, May So
Garden Club Meeting at Home
of Mrs. VIM. r. Warren, 5ll
Eaton Street, 8 PM.
FRIDAY, MAY g.
Operetta Jeanne, with Ste
phen Foster Music at Covent
Auditorium by Children OF
Francis Xavier School at
Pm. s
TUESDAY, MAY 10 II
Woman's Club Meeting atfClub-
house on Dnval Street at 3::30
PM. (Instead of This Tues
day.
THURSDAY, MAY IT,
County Hospital Buffet Sup
per. Everyone Welcome. $40
PM, on Hospital Grounds.
William w, Of England, the
Sailor King, was IS years o.
age when he assembled the throne
and reigned for seven years. to
be succeeded by his niece Victo-
ria.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-04

some Of the ideas and precepts
put forth in this weeks Family
Week talks sponsored by the Fe-
deral Council of Churches of
Christ in America will follow the
luncheon. II will include: a talk.
Citadel Of Faith" by Mrs. K.
Sweeting; a talk by the Rev. G,
Leon Wells on freedoms Foun-
dalton, The Home; the 23rd
Psalm will be recited in unison
and the closing number will be
Blessed be the Tie that binds. y
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-04
United Council Of Church,vonaen To
Hold Luncheon On Friday, May 9th

United Council of Churchwo-
men will hold their Annual May
Day Fellowship observance on
Friday, May 6 and a luncheon
will be a special feature of the
occasion.
Special guests for the occasion
will be the visiting ladies of the
Church Order, Daughters of the
King" who are, here for their
Annual Meeting and the Epis-
copal Convention.
A special program embodying
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-04

baby weighed seven pounds, one
ounce, and has been named Frida
Lands,
On April 20 a son was born to
Mr., and Mrs. Ray Shelton Garlot-
te, 727 Eaton street. The baby
weighed seven pounds eight ozs.,
and has been named Ray Shelton,
Jr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ 50
AeroUias 20
Pass ger List

The following passengers left
Yesterday for Havana via Aero<
Was o.:
Luis Diaz Matilde Ruiz, Martha
Muller Manuel Munguia, Carl
Goerch, George Geohagan, An
thony Scarnati, Marie Scarnati,
Olga Alfonso, Elena Ramirez,
Russell Royal, Lois Royal, Viii
liam Jameson, Ruth Bramer,
Elizabeth Holch, Edna Zybell,
Ann Wallace, Betty Middlecroff,
Clarence Middlecroff, Sylvia Be-
drava, John Bedrava, Hazel Ray,
Clara Work, James Schofield.
Kenneth Shoulders, Charles Le-
bernstein, Nathan Greenberg, So
phie Greenberg John Tinski,
John Hecht, Marshall Whitfield,
Betty Whitfield.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-04
Daughter Born To
Sgt, Mrs. BOscO

First Sergeant and Mrs. Lou
Bosco of Fort Jackson, South
Carolina, announce the birth of a
daughter on April 81.
Mrs. Bosco is the former Una
Mae Brady, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Brady, 1916 White ST..
The baby has been named Linda
Monica. :. y,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-04
Son RQrn To r. B.
lQ,,s, III.

County Commissioner and Mrs.
Clarence Higgs have been in
formed 0f the birth Of a son to
their snA-in-law and daughter
Boatswain Mate and Mrs. Frank
a. PAXTON. Jr., in Honolulu, where
the father is stationed in the
Navy.
The baby, born at 6:42 p, m,
April IS, weighed eight pounds.
II ounces and has been named
Patrick Lee. Mrs. rayton IS the
former Paula Higgs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-04
May Day Festival
Calendar

THURSDAY, MAY s.
Junior-Senior High School in
BayvieW Park at Z PM.
FRIDAY. MAY g.
Poinciana School, 4:30 PM, on
School Grounds.
Division Street School on
School Grounds, 4:a0 Pm.
Douglass School on School
Grounds at 4 Pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-04
TiUO Births In
County Hospital

Two births were reported today
by the Monroe County Hospital.
A daughter was born on April
80 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Pent, 2423 Patterson avenue. The
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-04

Sales Of Products and services
through vending machines in
.l948 in the u. S. were, estimated
at about $3.50, 00O, 900.
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for navigable purposes.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Candidates End
Campaigning

4 candidate T.. fe-elecuon
Frank 4 Gcgmsn. ~ genera
insurance agent looks back on
- years q service on the Board
% E1ucsuon. 20 which he vas
firs7 elected as . young man Of
IS Only three years following MS
ers nation from the University
q Michigan.
"a p.t- ing ms candidacy fof
The nomination IN the April !.
general election, Frank A Cor
man IS urging the voters 70 re-
turn him for his fifth term on
ire basis C my past accomplish
ments and my ceterui u
help solve the present and future
needs q the Detroit public
schools
German IS me father Of three
:, il6 zen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Fire Destroys
Roberts Clothing

The lsEe Ere Depsrtnen.
reDo-is- complete loss u ger.
so-sl Is saElrgs IN tne fire
wn.c1 SISTED ne home y NJ.
Robert I,hnsion. 1901 L.ndea
Ct
TIE .ge started II tire Grill
dren s 1t7royn from an LupVo
vls-d elrCtrc heste. as tne FAM
ily slsLt Awakened ~ the cry
ing q her IS month ole son.
RobeF' Mrs. Johnston quickly
rushed the baby and his sister
% sasef
Eleci~ic heaters are being u o.
hibIied IN the Village and az m
vsstigs' 1r All Be msEe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02

population
This farming element whic-
constitutes 90 per cent Of re
population. IS sdversed towards
turning over lis Land 10 the
state Re stated The secretary
revealed that three times ia ~,
past China mad been appsrenilv
conquered and three times II
has Won Us freedom.
" Worid War II the japanese
discovered 10. their snazenent
and chagrin that they could con-
tTol only certain points. but new
q ine entire area. he added
STILL UNDEvELOPED
Much n China Is still unae.
teioped sad Il Modern and
ancient civilization are neigh
oofs- People ride in CadiIlscs
sno Bucks IN ore CITY and IN
another separated only bv
TlFsr' they ae using the wheel
barrow . most primitive tyne Of
trsnsocrtstion
IN China The TMCA il democ
fsey n action. Its program /.
SUBSIDIZED 70 and supported B
ne Cntnese people. This Il evi
lenceo ~ ne rebuilding OF the
Nansing INCA after rs destr1,,,.
tcn during World War m NJ
- concluded nis speech By re-
srnpnasizine thsf We todsv Are
ne sole custodisns OF Christian.
~. Jesus has implicit fsith in
Or ability 70 carry On. We rnuSs
not fail Him
DINNER SPEAKER
me dianer held last Friday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Insurance Officials Life
Reads Like AIger Story

Horatlo Aiger. fam { q
ar.ter ~ many rsgs-to-rich-
- stores. could rot have
Doss.b.y come up with a bel
.er success tale than the life
.-ory u Ala J. Frauds,
member u board Of direc-
tors. Great Lakes Mutual
Life Insurance CO.
Arrle1 viii nothing bit az
elementary eoucsIcr ard burn
ing ambition % rake hs lie
worthwhile. Frsnds lef1 ms na-
I've Mariana. Pa. % seek MS
fortune r. me Motos City IN 1920
after he was mustered out ~ tie
Army IS q ouEler With an over
seas Ousrterrnsster Corps unit
Did MsniaI Jobs
FOR eight years he filled var
ious rnenisl Jobs around town,
such as waiting tables. and chsuf-
ferirK until 1923. when ne heard
q . new insurance company be-
ing opened up in Detroit Frauds
decided 70 cast ms lot with II
for ne had previously peddlec
bonds FOR ne old Wolverine
Lodge Of Eiks then At 1872 Hast
inEA
Tire FIRST week that Great LAX
IS opened Us door Frauds got
a job The commissions on the
three and five cents per week
contracts were nothing 20 write
home about but he stuck with 4.
Days saw him driving Tor the
the late DR.. Z. A. Drolshagen.
then Wayne County medical ex-
an1iner, and nights and week
ends had him selling insurance.
One OF Two Tops
In the first two years the hust-
ling Frauds became one OF the
company's two top statesmen.
while still driving the doctor dur
ing the day. In the meantime be-
cause commissions were growing
larger. ne was able 20 put all his
insurance earnings back into the
struggling company By buying
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
D. S. Heusom
Law, Realty
Offices Open

A;--ey 2 Sc. s4t-
u fs-e1 r. s--~a re-
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ts,e css.,es e ss s osy De.
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CcIsfe 40 1E rural
Scr11 before ...---F - rs
sirs rsts- sr ~s- ~ p. re
WORLD wAR VET
After ses ~ r Frsrce -Lrlrz
Woe Va ! t-r lawyer -sroe -
Detroit s-5 ENROLLED .- f-s D.
trclt ColfFt - LsN Hhlls en-
pioye5 - Ford Ec;or 90
Er Negsou E-ac8zte1 Eit1
horors frc- ire Del5.f College
o. Law n 1917 ard cessn IA
practice ire same year IL add.
ton 70 his law practice ~ sc-
cepfe5 . position IN re postal
service IN 1874. f-or1 which ~
was retired oniy recently
civic WORKER
Attorney Neusori 10 ar active
nnember % several veteran o.,
gznizsuors. wee president ~ ~
River Rouge Ecorse NAAC ?
Chapter. and serves as Post sd
vocste and Delegate 70 the Way
ne County Council q the WV
Attorney and NrA Heusom
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02

ROSA FALK: Dan,- nc
Candidate for Regent OF on;v.
ersifY Of Michigan Mrs. Fslk
has been a teacher il hish
schools and colleges. a lea5sr
in women's organization sne 4
Red Cross Organiser since sns
received her Life Teaching Ger.
hcate from the University Of
Michigan in 1895. The esndiSsis
has degrees from three ccllessH
Wayne. u Of D and Mich. can
and has q Masters Degree in
Public Health from Michigan.
During the war she worked for
the Federal Public Housing
Authority and has lecfure6 in
many Of the college classes
having 10 do with nurses tram
ing and service in the medical
profession She il married and
resides in Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
iERE ARE YOUR CANDIDATES FOR APRIL FOURTH ELECTION
Read Their
Records, Take
Your Choice

The Detroit Tribune as rs
nal Is preventing the can
di6atss for the varIous cffSe-
e. u the April 4 election On
this page. Mary % the ear
didates al bold important
petitions u government for
the mex, to and some three
and for years g read ;hev
records and make your
choice. st citizens o. one q
the nssions creates; cs-o-
crAcses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02
Frat Admits Negro

MADISON. Wis - FIRST en-
trance Of q Metro IN University
Of Wisconsin fraternity was re-
ported this week
Phi Sigma Delta. heretofore all
white social fraternity. announced
u had pledged Westhers Skies
senior chemistry student from
Chicago. Skies accepted the bid
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02

CHARLES NJ ZIECLER. Scr.
in Noble County. Indiana. i
lsse. Attended grade ard hiza
schocl in Saginaw. Mi,Asgsz
Graduate engineer. u-.vsrs!,y
Of Michigan. 1888.
Engineering Staff g Ana Az
Dor r. r. isi3-i4
Assistant Englneeg san.
raw.
Engineering wc4s ~ S
Government aiTplsne .n s.Coos
Field. Dayton. Ono
Is wears as eng.neer r. u.
Michigan State Highwa osr.
rent prior 70 1893. tN oas
half as deputy Conn re-.
EnEueer O. Mschiss- san
College construction q
City Assessor CT Lsns.rs ls5s
Treasurer. Republic S,s.
Central Ccmrsftee
Elected State Eignn ,.
missioner April. 1913
Reelected in April ca
four year tern oeglnni1 J-y
/. 1915. and ending June "a
str. Charles NJ Z.ee w&
has been Mich5gsns L wiy
Commissioner since Ap rs !
a veteran highway enE.- Ra
20 year experience IL Sisil
Highway Department. IS asn
curing the sdninisi q
Prank =. Rogers. and G c
Dilluan.
Jnder state lsw. TIE / ssl
COMMISSIONS rl1st a. 80
ate engineer Commlssi n "a
Ter = . graduate CT ire lave,
G,y Of Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-02

SICK
n 1893 re .srlghiez chs y, ev
figured Z wss tirne % cof. -ls
uniform ard sc; into Insurance
oa z t1u-fir1s basis y p-os e. a
smart move FOR within two yeas
re was promoted 20 tire msns se--
snip q the Souths;de Drstrcf II
1893 re was given cirectorsh-p y
the company S frs branch cfice
a. 3l3l Hastings. where he stay 81
Until 1915 when he was elevated
20 his presen3 post
Beard Member In 1874
In recognition OF lis lea1ersni .
ability and keen interest r. TIC
firm. Frsncs was elected 20 the
Great Lakes board q directors
N 1874
The medium built insuI snce az
lcial has youthful appearance
that bellies s. years of Varied ex-
psuences he possesses youth
ful outlook on lie. believing that
opportunities open % Young peo-
pie today are infinitely better
than they were q years age. Ac-
cordinE 70 his philosophy the
formula for getting ahead in IN
slrance or anything Is beng viii
ing 70 work and think
Frands is . member o. Second
Baptist Church. the NAACP. and
the Booker T Washington Trade
Association. He and MS wife. Lil-
iie Vac % whom he attributes
much o. his success. reside AZ
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