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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-20
Arthur M. Bowman. Atty.
100 Erskins
State Of Michigan. the Probate
Court for the County OF WAYNE

State Of Michigan. the Probate
Court for the COUNTY OF Wayne.
No. 3s2.z7S
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
BEN J. HICKMAN. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all
creditors OF said deceased are
required 10 present their claims.
IN writing and under oath 10
said Court al the Probate Office
IN the City Of Detroit in said
County. and 10 serve cow
tnereof up Arthur M. Bowman
Executor OF said estate. AZ io1
Erskine Street. Detroit. Michigan
I on or before the 18th dav a
! February. A. D. 1853. and tina
a such claims will be heard h,
= said court. before Judge William
% j. Cody in Court Room No 90,
!. Wayne County building in N
" City OF Detroit. in said Count,
on the 18th day Of Februsr
&c A. d. 1858. at two o'clock in n
afternoon.
Dated December 1, 1852.
e. WILLIAM J. CODY.
Judge Of Probs
Published in Detroit Tribu
once each week for three wee
successfully, within thirty d.
from the date hereof.
i2-6--i2-20.
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Order Of Apps,rs,s
No. lss9ls

Ch5ncery.
| Order Of App.sr.ss
No. 1856
ALBERT X. GLOVER >,
M. vs.. LILLE NJ GIN I.
Defendant.
Al a session OF Ii. q. .
neld IN the court hour y
City OF Detroit. VAN, r.!
on the l7th day OF NJ
1852. '"a
Present; The Hon. A.tasd
ster. Circuit Judge.
In this cause il sv,,,|
AFFIDAVIT he ITO attached t,,|
defendant cannot be SER
Pioerss issued out OF ths
as said defendant !, moi II
OF the State Of MlchI,.
said defendant did Ie,.|
CITY OF savannah. Ceor,|
lS46 and went 10 live IN n.
OF New York al the ,s.s
1870 West lea street. y.r
30. NY. That me deiend,~I
also known in New Y.,|
Lille Jackson ana TIA, ,u.I
idence here was the lsr 3
10 the plaintiff
Thereto . on notion o'l
II Casey Attorney b, /,
tiff.
1T IS ORDERED that III
PENDANT, LII. " Glove "A
her appearance 70 be ,n.ss
thus cause within three I'd
nom the date Of thi, war
that ga d b u Of compliant 4
be taken IS confessed " Z
defendant md iha, a III,
OF this olde. be sent 10 ta
PENDANT bv registered nal
ADDRESSED ONLY. % M
known address ara . n
ceived, That the sane H
lished IN any newspaper
lating IN the COUNTY d VI
according % lsw.
ARTHUR WEBSTER
Circuit ID
"A True Copy
Edgar NJ. BiarisIr~ clers
Bv A. { Gallagher
Deputy Clerk
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Chester Smith. Atty.
State Of Michigan in the Cir
cunt Court for the County OF
Wavne IN Chsncery.
RUTH HAINES. Plaintiff. VS.
HERMAN HAINES. Defendant.
No. 4ss-27s
Order of Publication
Al session of SAID Count held
in the Court House in the CITY OF
Detroit, on the I'D day Of Nov
enber. AID. 1852.
Present Homo able Addolph r
Narchner Circuit Judge.
In this cause. il appearing that
the defendant. Herman Haines is
nc; resident OF the state OF
Michigan. but that he resides al
1879 Gwinette Street Augusta,
Georgia
On Motion Of Chester Smith.
Attorney for plaintiff:
II Is Ordered that the defend
emit Herman Haines. enter his
appearance in said cause on or
before three go months from the
date of this orde or the Bill OF
Complaint may be taken as con-
fessed. and that copy OF this
order be served upon the defend
ant either personally or by re-
gistered mail, or that said order
be published as required by law
Adolph =. Msrschner.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
Edgar VI. Brsnisin. Clerk
By G. G. Gallagher.
Deputy Clerk 1,-sl.lo
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Order OF Publication
No. 4947Sl

"a session Of - d Coz Z ned
ne Courthouse IN ne CIV o,
Detroit Go nv sro State store-
40 'ss l0rn dsv 81 October
A D 1857
Pesen' Hanorsois csn II.
W. aeman Csfcur Jloge
In ire ABOVE entitled cause I
appearing inst ne de .endsn,.
Nathaniel Bfewe 81 resident
~ ms STATE sad ina, ocess Tor
rs aopes rar,e has been du,v 49,.
I'd ana 'ha' Inc same could
ri 30 seAed by esson o. MS
s'seu fio1 Or conceslment
% hin ne ,'ate ED bv reason
- rs continued absence from
p.ace o. o aence the efore
notion oi William T. Banks.
Attorney Tor Plaintiff
1T is ORDERED that inc oe-
'erdaa' enter he appearance IN
- q cause on or before three
o~ffs from me Date ~ III : Or
re md that within iostv dsvs.
'e plaintiff cause TINS order 10
z published ~ a newspaper
p led ana circulated within
$50 1lnlv SD publication "a
be 't0tnLed once - each week
zoe N "eeks IN succession.
CARL NJ WEIDEMAN
Circuit Judge
- Cow
F9s II BrsriRln. Clerk
s. \ G Gallagher Deputy Clerk
ll-i5-l2-10.
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Edward M. Turner. Atty.
800 Bsauhisn

$50 ahH0Is Ally.
500 Bsaubisn
Slate ~ Michigan. the Proba,.
Court for the County a, Wavns
No. loo.li3
IN me Matter OF the Estate OF
hACHEL BELL. Deceased.
Notice il hereby given tina, all
creditors Of said deceased are re-
CURED TO present their claim, in
writing and under oath. to said
Court at the Probate Office In
the City OF Detroit, in said coun.
", and TO serve q COW thereo,
upon James Merritt, Execute, Al
SAID estate. at s4o2 Monroe. De.
trolt, Michigan. on or before a..
18th day Of February. A ID los,
and that such claims will be he,rd
ny said court. before Judse WI
nam J. Cody In Court Room NJ
s , WAYNE County BuiIdin, ' !,
sne City OF Detroit, In s.,,
Soun'y' on the 10Th day o, Fsh'
ruary, A. d. 1883. AZ two s, sec'
IN the afternoon. wv 'eiocf
Dated December 9. 1882.
WILLIAM ]. CoDy
p,.A,, Judge Of proba,.
o, published IN Detroit Trbur,
s s' each week for three v.sn.
,s r",,' ..y within thirty ds~,
from the date hereof. ''y'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-20

SICK AND SHJr.lNS No.A
Jones $50 Melgase Fam {
Is-,p,c- $40 wscS,snc Lille
Sell Russell 20. : Av,a.rs'
Ia wilson 3S4s Hacson L.es
Nelson '5o,7 Les Nsen laa
Whes,sr 1880 IS re- Iranas
Aas~s l44a Ces,s
Also IN ,,e> - Is vora
D4g-e 5ev',s C,sr.e.7 'a
Bsrrh s. este MIR
We Nae C-so ,er Aoega
rsus S.. Js Is s -A.c.'' tes3
va.,,ske |'Ge. sss.vs
Last rites fer Dsn Folsom 81
i3s Enslsweod will % hsld
Saturday ssissnoen a. Eeerefer
AME Church. yuns'sl sew
ices ser sam Wallace 81 $50
windsr who died lsi Mcneay
we're SCI fer THURSDAY alter
neon in Cincinnati Ono. ST.
vveu nellds asuah'ef Mrs
LII. Green ard sen ard
daughter NJ snd Mrs
Oliver Ws.lacs
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William v. Banks. Atty.
loS Crstiof

safe - MNf.2sn IN ne Cir
t Court To- the County OF
va 20 IN Chancefv.
CARRIE l. BREWER p.s nuff
NATHANIEL BREWER De
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COMMUNITY
NEWS
MISS NJ. A. COMMON
1913 Rivsrd Temple Sassy

y Goo o &c me ias, se gave ms onv 0eso'sn S'n
,b, sosoe,e oe,e,eh him shall not pc sn ou nave
- ,s .en 70, MS son ne world 70 condemn ne
rs. 49,, ma, ne world through ~ "a, he saved 1onn
tere
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s a''i Z. A. xs. nsss'.. AL
IS. State Of M' si%' IA,'ass
w W., .ou,' for iis = sr
"f Dnen,nn, !chancery. c'sas'
WILBUR BELL ~. pPlsia,l
o.. No: ls,.s,,,' ~
Non. RssidsuuS,' 'snsiiss b
,. a. a session Of m, SS..'.ats
City Of Detroit uc.' a''s,s n
he Is, . "a, q State Of M SI',s ~
~ pr usy Of DIecember' w w. 4
M9p ?, Circuit IL. Jsd,,'' r|
~ appearing fro.
ille herein, that st'' 10, sat''sl
search search and inquiry , !, 4
ascertalned in wbs !, n "
country that the d. ..s. "a
bur Bell resides. '''ends I
:, On Motion Of At,hur , i
g. :, "i1. !. ny for plsints' Y
ant, ant, Wilbur Bell apr spU. ne n
W s,,aa the said Bill ' Of c.Al
NED ~, IN this cause v r,,, ~
70, month from the ' d.,a q
y "a, Or said Bill Of S' ~
snsii be taken a, I ~;
against HIM by the ol.,.. ~
II IS Further or rIsls,s
~, = le copy Of this or s,s' y,
, ,,s,.ed according to law {
u !. copy OF this ords, III
oy registered mail 70 I n. = :,
am r,.. al his last known ny ny )!
address at least twen,sp y, !. a
fore the time psescr'S I, Iaui
appearance. '0so 10
Judge ""''a Z
a True Copy
a scss., N Brsnlsln.. cIs,,
BY W. G. Michael.
Deputy Clerk
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Charles b. Berry. Atty.
1908 Broadway

State OF Michigan in the Cir
cunt Court for the County Of
Wsvne IN Chsncery
L.AvINA MAE LUCAS. Plain
tin VS. CLARENCE LUCAS. De-
PENDANT.
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Willis M. Graves b
Claude W. Haywood. Aiiys.
81 Mack


State ~ Michigan the Probate
Court for The County OF WAYNE.
No. to4.oss
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
QUEEN McCONDISHEE also
known az QUEEN VICTORIA
JONES and QUEENIE V. JONES,
Deceased
Notice IS he ebv given that all
cfedliofS OF said deceased are re-
CURED 10 present their claims. in
writing and under oath. 10 said
Cou.i AZ the Probate Office IN
the CIV oi Detroit in said Coun-
~ and 10 serve copy thereof
upon John Knox. Administrator
~ sad estate. AZ 1897 fireman.
Detroit. Michigan. on or before
the 18Th dav OF February. AID.
1888 and that such claims will
he heard bv sad court. before
Judge William j Cody in Court
Room No 504 Wavne County
Building IN the City OF Detroit.
IN said County on the 18th day
OF February A d 1883. a, two
o'clock in the afternoon.
Dated December s. 1852
WILLIAM j. CODY.
Judge OF Probate.
Published in Detroit Tribune
once each week for three weeks
successfully. within thirty DAYS
from the date hereof.
l2-13-l2-27
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Willis M. Graves A
Claude w. Haywood. Aiiys.
81 Mack

Stale ~ MioH gan. Tie PROBATE
Cogr, Tor ne Coun'v u WAYNE.
No. lolss<
In ne Matte n ne Estate Of
MARIE BARKER. Deceased.
Notre "a he ebv gwen that all
creditors OF san deceased are re-
orlred 10 present ihelr claims. IN
writing and andes oain 10 ID d
Court at ne Probate Office in
me CIV Of Detroit. IN SAID Coun-
" and ~ selve copv thereof
upon tioke McCu.lels. Adninis-
traitor o. said estate. at 1892
Wabash avenue. Detroit Mich
gan. on or before the 10Th cav
81 Februs4V. A d 1853. and
that such CLAIMS VII be heard
bv SAID court before Judge VIII
lam J Cody in Court Room No.
S04 Wsvne County Building n
The CITY Of Detroit. in SAID Coun-
y. on the 18Th dav OF February.
A. D. 1858 az two o'clock in the
afternoon.
Dated December 3 1852
WILLIAM J CODY
Judge 81 Probate.
Published in Detroit Tribune
once each week ior three weeks
succeSslVelv within thirty days
from the date eieof
l2-l3--i2-37.
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ser 's;,ea Dllsfd Elss Who on
re DAD 70 recovery me
&c aei' S.nses Ne.e presented
ir .or,sr' 81 Be'-esod. Chl.eh
S4rcse eten.ns
Cpl. Leo c. Walker Of Chi.
esec wa, Sunday visitor.
Mrs. Era l. Coleman Of 1907
". Kirby is Up and about these
days. Mrs. Dora Baskin. her
sen Larry and her daughter
WISER :; 2s2s Taylor enjoyed
the weekend with friend.
Mrs Olivia Q Smith Of Vieks
burg Miss.
pc Stoves >- E
ia e -s.a ~ '1e Oiies'f Fr "
- Ssp' lrHlN S-ras DeD
4 SO re pa-ia .
re -s ise. ia ne,
Sc 81 Aases asa ns e
5 ccN sle "
~ ~ 7s'1 r u SIP
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~ PIC Ms Jres " srs
9 : 5ei se hsug 70
re- .he als F>,-
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3 IS Ie r
Il ,osru ne Che~rsS
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'ter, "a ,e' d. -e,o
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Sc" i,aes
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NO. lss.su'
Ordsr OF pub!iciiiof

Ats session OF said Ccu.
a, the Court House in ne
Detroit. in said County and
on the 7th day Of Move
1857.
Present Hon $ Ad'lp
:" On reading md fling ne
dsvit Of nou'sadsncss s !, 'vo.]
ihst the deferdaDA 5 H ,'.,1ss
dent dent. o. , the s,,y b but rsSs3
the Town Of LeD s,.s, an uer\
Q. Ssss o. process cannot .''.,s q
,'non him within the lu'.''
of this Court r,.,,,. N 4
On MONon - .,ood
and Claude W. haywo0''
news for plaintiff - :, \
IT IS ORDERED ', ,s,.
PENDANT appear IN w W. ~
within three t3l mon mini, :. {,
date hereof or his de i nj.
taken: that a copy 9, ~ :, t
together with a copy !; - d
Adsvit upon which ! I,. = 4
be mailed to the , oe's'I !
his last known address, Sccs.
istered mail. return Urn, "a
manded. and puol.,,,nI ..;,
County of Wayne M'''"'
cording 20 law, .,.pc
81 ADOLPH T. NAN y,
"a true copy) z,,, ,
EDGAR B. BRANIGiN'
Bv s. G. c. Gallagher
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QUICKER.
ECONOMICAL
~ using The TRIBUNE clsssshsd
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Willis M. Crsvs 4 Claus
Haywood, Atty
81 Mack

state OF Michigan ~ U
cut Court for The I'nV
Wayne IN Ckancsry -,
DOROTHY N AE aLM3
Plaintiff VS. HAL lDsA
HERRET. Deiedani
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TRIBUNE-saturdsy.D December 10. 1854
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Alfred X. Casey. Any.
zi4o Jos. campsu

ae % " Gar IN NE CIR.
Nasit 'oi Name Count, IN
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~ssseY, Am
state OF Michigan, h \.
cut Court for WAN. c' -
Chsncery. S''''
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State OF Michigan, in the Cir
cunt Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
MAJOR CASH, Plaintiff. vs..
MARY CASH Defendant
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"A True Copy
Edgar NJ. Biarisln. clers
Bv A. { Gallagher
Deputy Clerk
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Stale Of Michigan. the Probate
cam. "a ,Ia (-.t,,.,+ ~ Waxre
Evening star., 1952-05-03
District Snow Removal
Cost Listed at $50, 400

1t cost the District $8O.4OO to
remove snow and ice from the
streets of Washington last winter
There were only 81 inches of
snow. The December total was
4.3 inches; January, IA inches,
and March, 3 inches. In Novem-
Der and February, there wasn't
enough snow to measure.
William Xanten, superintendent
OF the Division of Sanitation, who
has the job of clearing ice and
snow off the streets, said there
were II days during which some
snow fell.
About half of the money was
spent. Mr.. Xanten said: getting
ready for snow on Weather Bu-
reau predictions. Sometimes it
never came.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
Chevrolet Car Prices
Cut; Trucks Increased
BY the Assoeicted Press

DETROIT, May 3.-DownwarG
adjustments on its passenger car
models and slight increases in its
truck prices have been made by
General Motors Chevrolet Division
Spokesman for Chevrolet con-
f1rmed the adjustments but did
not Immediately announce the
new schedules. However, local
dealers said they had been direct
ed to reduce car prices approxi-
mately $12 to $40 and increase
truck prices by about the same
amount.
Dodge Division of Chrysler yes
terday announced SIS to $50 cuts
in truck prices.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
Compromise Approved
On Mine Safety Bill
By the Associated Press

A House Labor subcommittee
yesterday approved a compromise
mine safety bill which would per-
nit the Federal Government to
shut down an unsafe mine-but
only if imminent danger existed.
The measure. drafted by Rep
resentative Mcconnell, Republi-
can. of Pennsylvania, now goes to
the full labor committee.
At present, the Federal Bureau
of Mines can only make recon-
mendations to mine operators.
The United Mine Workers had
asked Congress to give the bureau
blanket power to shut down un-
safe mines.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
Wholesale Prices Drop
Tenth of One Per Cent
BY the Assoeioted Press

Wholesale prices as measured by
the Bureau of Labor Statistics de-
clined 1/10th of per cent during
the week ended April 20.
The bureaus index was 111.2
per cent of the 1947-49 average
at the end of the week. This was
3.3 per cent below January. 1851,
and l per cent below March, 1852.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
1921 Conway I'd.

Beautiful first-floor
living room, brick fire
place, dining room.
bedroom, hoIf both, de
luxe kitchen with dish
wosher; two twin-bed-
rooms, both. up. Wall
to-wolI Competing. Full
basement. Outside
fireplace and potio.
Good locotion. $1,000
Gosh. bolones first
trust.
Dirsetio S: Out Old
Geors etown Rood 10
Beech Drive, left 10 Con.
way Rood. right to house.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
Foreign Commitments
Drain u. :. Divisions,
Collins Tells House
BY the Associofed Press

The Army's Chief of Staff dis
closed yesterday that foreign COM
mitments have drained the United
States of all it's Regular Army
infantry divisions.
The only big Army units now
stationed at home, Gen. j. Lawton
Collins told a House subcommittee,
are two airborne and one armored
division of the Regular Army and
four National Guard infantry
divisions.
Six American divisions are en-
gagged in Korea, Gen. Collins said,
and two are garrisoned in Japan.
He reported that five others, in
cluding an armored division, are
in Europe.
Seeks 5-Year Terms.
Gen. Collins appeared before a
House Armed Services Subcom-
mittee to support a bill which
would permit defense authorities
to keep National Guard divisions
on active duty for five years.
He promised Representative
Hardy, Democrat, of Virginia, a
subcommittee member, that no
more National Guard units would
be called up for the purpose of
supplying individual requirements
in Korea. But he added the prob
lem of maintaining the rotation
program for Korean veterans was
hampered by lack of trained man.
power.
Would Keep Designations.
Under the five-year plan,
guardsmen themselves would be
rotated on Korean duty, so what
it actually means is that National
Guard division designations would
be maintained for outfits filled up
largely with replacements.
The guards outfits would be re-
placed in their home States for
the flve-year period by skeleton
units of about so per cent officer
and Is per cent enlisted strength,
Gen. Collins said.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

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II ssf t.3s
Evening star., 1952-09-28

c0Ndug0 UP. Marguerite Higgins, Pulitzer
prize-winning global correspondent, has met
dozens of the worlds top celebrities. Next
week, in The Men Who Surprised Me Most, I"
she tells how seven famous people amazed
her by not acting at all the way she thought
they would. Her close-ups include Marshal
Tito of Yugoslavia, the King of Siam, Prime
Minister Nehru of India, the Shah of Iran.
Also next week: Words To Live BY from
Judge Harold R. Medina; fiction by Octavus
Roy Cohen and Arthur Gordon; an article,
How Do You Get To Sleep?" by Jhan and
June Robbins; new color photos of the Repub-
lican and Democratic presidential candidates,
plus many other features. THE EDITORS
Evening star., 1952-09-28
&aIIzu/
.,.-.a.-.I -.

WE'RE CAUGHT! Last month, as Caught
In The Act" feature, we published picture
showing dog seated at the piano and play
ing" what we described as Schubert COM
position. Also in the picture (see below was
a cat whose expression gave rise to the title,
They laughed when I sat down at the
piano. -" A reader. obviously more musical
lyinclined than we are, writes: The cat should
laugh all right at the dog for thinking he is
playing Schubert It's Auber's Crown Dia-
monds Overture Our reader couldn't be
more correct; we couldn't be more wrong!
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Newspaperboy Day reminds us of these.

TN THESE days Of angry prOpaganda.
there is mute eloquence in the pic
tures shown ON this page. Here is a
group of Americans who vary in many
ways but all of them have two things
in common: they have achieved distinc-
tion and success in life and they started
out as newspaperboys. Each picture
helps illustrate the American story. Each
is q reminder that the measure Of cOun-
try's greatness is the extent to which it
gives all its people chance.
William Nichols
Editor of THIS WEEK Masasine
Evening star., 1952-09-28

This Week
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE
MllAn NICHOLS Ritter
Editorial offices: 40 Lexington
Avenue, Ness York ~, Nesv York
TIE 6RFDOARD.
DEMOCRACY NJ DANosRi. ................
By Riekasd l. MssbsrveS
TIE ROAD 70 FEAR. ........................
Messaao Of TIE ANNALS. s................. 10
HOW 70 Keep RoM CRACKING W.... II
BY A. {. hSbsehsss
TIE BIG FIX. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
ARE they oBsoLEm7. m7....................... 10
BY A. A. Heskiiss
StiPst4APE STERLING. &G................. ~
BY lovis Berg
QUIZ EN-. ............................ "a
FASHION FIND. %
HOW AMERICA EATS. IS
EvERYBoOvS ETIQUETTE. Is
Cover By Bob end he seriag
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5. {. Kiwaniians
Plan Ok Roast

The ninth annual Ok Roast and
White Elephant Sale sponsored by
the Kiwanis Club of South Euclid
will be held on August 22nd and
23rd at Victory Park School in
South Euclid.
The Ok Roast features delicious
sandwiches as we'll as other foods
and confections. The Midway will
offer games of skill such as bas-
ketball toss, bottle lift, bottle
throw, cane toss, cigarette toss,
dish break and football toss.
The proceeds from the Ok Roast
and the White Elephant Sale will
be used by the Kiwanis Club of
South Euclid to further it's ac-
tivities in behalf of the youth of
South neutrality-suspicious., area.
Andrew J. Flanagan is General
Chairman of the Ok Roast, and is
assisted by Robert H. Doesburg,
concessions; Edgar w. Egolf, con-
struction; Carl Snyder, special
events; Carl E. Ault, finances;
Paul w. Stone, electrical.
Mrs. Norval C. King is General
Chairman Of the White Elephant
Sale.