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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07
Carriers Remains
Reported Found In
French Cathedral

OTTAWA, Ont.-(NC)-An an
nouncement in Paris states that
the remains of jacques Cartier
were uncovered by Allied bombs
dropped accidentally on the Cathe-
dral at st. Mslo during World War
II.
In a 250-page report to the
French Academy of Medicine, Pro-
fessor Rene Piedelievre, one of
Frances most noted anthropolo-
gists, reported the definite identi-
fication of one of the 10 skeletons
disinterred by the bombing as that
of Cartier.
There had been rumors of this
after the war but it was not until
the French professor made his re-
port to the French Academy of
Medicine that it had become def
mite.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07
Retreat Houses For Men
Total $50 I'm II States

A total of $50 retreat houses for
men located in AZ States is listed
in a revised list of retreat houses
of men published here by the Ma.
tional Catholic Laymen's Retreat
Conference.
The listing indicates which are
all.year-around retreat houses and
which are operated seasonally. The
list discloses that New York has
the largest number of retreat hous-
es, Ia. Next comes Wisconsin with
IL; Massachusetts, 10. and Pennsyl-
vania and Illinois, 9 each.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07

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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07
Reds Force Monks
To Close Refuge

HONG KONG = NC)-A refuge
for travellers built by the monks
of st. Bernard some 1880 feet up
in the Himalayan mountains be-
tween India and Tibet has had to
be abandoned because of action by
the communist authorities in con-
troll of Tibet. This was revealed
by the Rev. Paul Coquoz, 47-year-
old, Swiss-born Canon Regular of
st. Augustine, who arrived here
after 80 days of travel from the
monastery.
The communist regime prohibit
ed the monks from bringing sup
plies and fuel up to the refuge.
Because they were thus rendered
unable to care for travellers in this
dangerous area, the monks closed
the establishment.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07

Bishop Ready will officiate at
Pontifical Mass in st. Patrick's S
Church, Columbus, on st. Patrick's
Day, Monday, March II, when the
Shamrock Club gathers for its ira
ditional religious celebration Of the
feast.
According to their custom, the
men will go TO ST. Patrick's in pro-
cession.
Members of the club will receive
Communion at the Mass, and after
Mass will assemble at the Seneca
Hotel for breakfast.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07
Catholic Writer'S
OF India Conuene
Organizer OF Convention
Visited Columbus

TUTICORIN-The first conven.
ton of Indian Catholic writer's was
held recently with 10 delegates
from Is dioceses of South India
and Ceylon taking part.
DIR. Xavier S. Thanh Nayagam,
who visited Columbus in 1850 10
speak at the National Catholic
Rural Life convention, organized
the writer's meeting. He told the
delegates that Hindu leaders were
losing their religious moorings,
and that the time had come to
exercise the "apostolate of
thought"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07

ANTIGONISH, N. S. = NC) -
Msgr. Nj. NJ. Coady, one of Canada'S
leading authorities on social and
economic problems, has retired as
director of the st. Francis Xavier
University Extension Department,
post he held for % years, it was
announced here.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07

Edward ]. Moriarty, toastmaster,
is in charge of the entertainment
program for the breakfast.
Other committee members are:
John Nerney, membership; John
Stanton, finance; Joseph Enright,
roster; Harry Daugherty, Jr., draw
ing; Louis Toole, color guard, and
Michael Ryan, Jr., Mass.
Final arrangements for the event
will be made at a meeting of the
club Sunday. March 9, at 2 p. m.
in the X. of c. auditorium Sixth
and State Streets, Columbus.
The Detroit tribune., 1952-04-05
The Present Future

rock OF Truth. Gods plan - the
plan OF divine Principle. OF Life.
Truth. and Love - is infinitely
good. II is all-harmonious. all-in-
elusive. and il Is perpeiuatcd IN
the ever present now.
Gods plan for His children Is
sure and good. Nothing can
change IL. To perceive ones right
ful place in this plan is 10 dis
cover the secret Of spiritual assur-
snce. dominion. and permanence;
10 be at peace with oneself and
ones fellow men: TO find oneself
IN possession OF all real wealth or
substance. In this spiritual certi-
tude ones future Is secure. for the
loving Faiher.Mothcr God has
made IL so from its foundation ~
the inhnitude and eternality OF
good.
We read Ia Science and Health
with Key To the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy. the Discoyercr
ana Founder OF Christian science,
tp 1922. We must reverse our
feeble ilutterings - our efforts 10
find life and truth In matter -
and rise above the testimony OF
the material senses. above the
mortal 10 the immortal idea OF
God" Turning from the fruiiless
search for good In material pos
sessions and conditions. and aban-
doning selfish mortal planning
and contriying. We behold the
cyet-available good OF Spirit.
This spiritual seeing OF the way
OF Life, Truth. and Love brings
one into conscious identity with
Mind. where one inhcriis The
house planned without mortal
plans and built without mortal
hands. eternal in the heavens
oil Corinthians 5:n; eternal In
the spiritual consciousness OF
Loves sutlicicncy. - IAo Christian
science h0Hilor.
The Detroit tribune., 1952-04-05

TInW can cne q'ea Vl,cly foe
III he future Many secm 10
I'VE in drgps OF future
property or IN dresd ot ~
proach.ns IN. snNieu>ly they
make plans 10 assure sui ,Tlune
or aver, disaster Anlnp one can
meaaure the needless ,ulerug cn-
tailed in the propensity 10 outline
spillerr Of existence q ID mate.
rial aud selfish aainf,
: Yet the lullre tufalie1 10 the
preScai All lisa, IS rral ani good
Nlsi now, alNa,S hn existed.
and ll~aNs wll b., s,e God.
sooi, constitutes al rcalf, and is
ever present.
Now Is the onl tHc 'hcfe IS.
hence' 70 be assured ana posed.
ih'Iitcd With CIR rl.iasl nur-
pos We must he ! e.rt con
e~ccdia ihou.ht aa8.,tsl Wtlh
'ollY When We desert Il for a
snu aon.e,i>ien, tom oN we
ue's'i our cppoi'unv 4, bail
s''o today SO that i ma, hc =
I0unililOn rnfk +.
h,n,a !" IVA ui' q Wi'l'h the
!. s's .''.,.' o. 'ueee''i'- ipi,,s may
The Detroit tribune., 1952-04-05
EGfoi's Mail
Dear Editor

-" t<NAhDt
1 have taken much in,ere.,
IN the Deifoit Tribune and ind
myself . weekly leader Of i
1 am Handicapped because ~
lost OF my ught leg IN 1851
from gangarcnc above "a.
knee.
nave an artificial leg but
stils Use my cfutchcs because
my leg isn't fitted right Don ,
gei any AID i'om nowhere Bu,
the State is going 70 send me
70 Lows Business College IN
The Fall | am - years u ,,o
Yet I'm willing t. WORK s.
! wfitc poetry and would aD
preciate II vcrv mach
could add poem To- vouf
new paper
Thanking you ia advance
for your cooperation
Noufs truly
Maeeie Hcllng
1851 C,aririd
Detroit 7. Much.
The Detroit tribune., 1952-04-05

Akron last sunday winthrop hockefei-
speakng n an. AN +. /, question as to the speed with
oase good .,, "'a IN bc improved
IN race re-" n,e i, necessary because the deep
He sad iN"' ma customs OF millions OF people cam
prd pre-, anu,,.r.ight ..o ,,;,;,,oc.,
changed o' ,iied there are times when m,,,,hancy
lontN'H Nm -em,.onc must spean OUT ooidiy ana
n,.e.-ars ',he determinations which are unJust-
be- .o., 6pht TO achieve for the Negroes IN
In the cor b robtS which have generally been
{ (aited ~ x,naa Association for the Advance
nrd men, p,,,l, h,, been a leader Tor many years.
EN- of Oo9 th hnper at inJustices II provides
L INNS. .or ind, iduals whose rights nave been
amprd - ,p thc ind spensable militant influence IN
Inc - !. .,ttr,tr race relations. In TINS role. u
long eno ,if ,,,ociated with unwelcome bedtel-
me- mes '' ,o& ,hch seek 70 exploit any departure
vs. F"oD" niles II TO the credit OF the as
ON Nn'' t tlat they have consistently ana sue
cation r ~. infurnce and suberv sion ot groups
''lu'N - V~, .,s ~Nih are more Interested IN Great
Se .m ans ,han IN ,olslng them
,.. l,i, .ybh. and NeYro people in It's membership.
,,p -. SHOWN that X posS BILE to be militant
~, t', r.itI ~ hght hard within the bounds OF
!. l,,s and he C,SM' tauon.
i rt ,. ati,n is no wengaged IN ITS annual mem
49, nrnapu r il It's chief means OF financial
Snp ,,h. e,npath1c with It's high purpose and
., ,eor,> * want 10 ION.
ls'''' Beacon Journal. Akron. Ohio
The Detroit tribune., 1952-04-05
Pair Suspected as
Counterfeiters

TWO wn.u ,uspr I'D - counter
fciting wrtr b,qhe heidi b' De-
,rot police q, Fal 2se'ts %
week siier he par vei" a crested
at Vernon and john K Wl'h a
paper bag containing plts',t
molds for mes and several Si'.p>
~ soft metal
They are Robert Lee llHn' 2oo
W,ndcr and 4 w. N
l776 Monroe Pali g stated ths'
more of iht G
ouni a, Hunt address
The Detroit tribune., 1952-04-05


OF course the President ap-
pears 10 be sincere In siaiin9
that he Will moi run again. now
ever. at present me race Is
wide open. Who knows now
many hais VIII NY lnio me
rin9'
Dr." Pedison pled"'rH 1851
Suu1ite' mat Iie'llr"l -"'''
~puli not run ~ als' pirs'i,tcl
that O'enrt'9 lNr r ,r''l''tN'f.
no~ IN hu' 9pe w'u'i ff'H.n ana
Caulpatsn ioi nona1ipa ioi the
p drney.
lpsnWch - ~ p.raiy''n
came ituc pn ine PlrrtNni "na'
are MS chances ON lk#
How Does Ike Stand!
They & Sas4u@ ihr ~tIl "'n
hlnd. j 'Wn once h" eonee BACK
snd - on eooii on Many p The
~s1e, rha b 'h ara ,ic>
OF both paitcs hayc stated ihrn
position
How does Ike stand on FEPc?
How does Ike feel about C'vH
Rights? What IS his attitude
toward labor Toward Ameri-
cs, foreian policy? These are
,us, few of The ISSUES involv
inq the American people that
o,,-or, Ike. They want
The Detroit tribune., 1952-04-05

vyro admits hand capped by the fact that they have
j lsb corr If aies ma, be pleased TO know that now 90
t. - e,ery 100 bb. src duly registered in the nation
Cconnc to the p,i llralth service. as reported n the
E,b srs II the Na,.,ual Medical Association Journal.
The first Aalercsn Negro physician. DR.. James Nc
rune smith he second IN he ser es Of cover 'lustra
hon, featured 'hc lprual Of National Medical AsSo-
.non Or smith or the cover OF the March ssue, fol-
ows nhotep The etlle-t known physician. featured on
he January >ec rNe lmhotcp drawing IS by f.. 5 INNS
IamnrN h, Snal'h iilwing by the Journal staff artist
Eada ". Page
The Detroit tribune., 1952-04-05
VETS QUIZ

q ! plan - ,D'aln CI
home loan bGt ] lost al, otlg
inal dls,hafsc p,pe ~h.ch
I'm suppo,cd - p ~ 81 the
lenici Wha' should aoy
a You must oppn or
certificate N lteu 1l ine ls
charge paper, irnin "a ofau u
OF sctA4te itom ~hph YOU
wcrc hueei
q | sm Void War IL
vcie an entitled to pen "a
bccauc lost my sh' d.
have 50 hoW aclual need for
the AID and aft.njaute pi IN
othei person IN ofdrr - q.lal
~ fpt thc .n,ra asrd rate 4
$40 month autuor1vd by
afctrnt law
a No Blinded vefcrans
are not tcQuIci - show need
for a.i "a srtns anoi ~
connection w.t. ihr recent
pension 10.
iSgw
. au lns school
undcr ,hc t.l Bal and ha,e
about two years ~ t0'ltlr-
ment remaining VIII be al
lowed 10 take the ,utumer va
cation OF and resume next
Fail oi must | STAY an tram.
ing al year round So =, not
10 lvse out undo, VA post
cut oil date iefaililons'
a Il your school p,a.''ee
is 10 have . ,uWn,r NA,ai.3n
for all students ihr wtnt IL.
YOU may take that a. n
and icsume you ,ttd..> n
the f,ll The regulation. r
quitc you 20 ienla.n IA epn-
tinuuus ttHn.na except ton q
icrruplions sucn as ihc am
me Vacation that Houi ip
PLY 20 all student, vote sns
and non veterans ailkr
The Detroit tribune., 1952-04-05
u hat
They're Saying
By COLLIER
By WILLIAM ACkLES

Announcement by the chief he W III
ee the aA sAtted Americans but many
n9s 2lo ela 70 b. N the knox apd eXpt at ues pofpn
.Aeaiy they're lie be drafted AZ the Ch
ton ~hen stacmate becaue they Don stnn
on su,e Thus, He'll be drafted
The Detroit tribune., 1952-04-05
DcfroH RIB UNE
-lfO ot. Antoine WO. 4-S2Os
'our ash Year Of Service,

' <'h Year OF Scrvcel
En, shed every wse and uphold human and civil rights
uns second eie'daY by the Mid West Publishing Co. Inc
s0 ss March s1o at the office Detroit Mich
'u'aal advsl,is 9se'sn yearly Sc 90 ~ ons ''"'' S
representatives. Interstate United Newspaper
The Detroit tribune., 1952-04-05

Saturday, April 5. 1852
The Detroit tribune., 1952-04-05

Also Nesrocs are ""'0n'"s
closely selections OF s'''I''s -,
e.,,er, Tor both parties. Mosi
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Bethesda Lower Montgomery County
Dinners Before Club Dance:
Frederic Lees Goinq North

men on completion Of the plans
Tor the Kenwood Garden Club
Hover show and plant sale in
May. Mrs. Cook is finishing her
first year as president Of the club.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Powell is in
charge OF the clubs flower show
and Mrs. Edward Virgin win be
chairman Of the plant sale COM
mittee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin L. Aubinoe
VIII leave Bethesda, April Q by
plane for the West Coast. They
will stop In Los Angeles and in
San Francisco and will also visit
Arizona and the Grand Canyon
and Mexico. They will take their
son. Alvin. jr., with them on the
trip.
While in Los Angeles, Mrs. Au-
binoe hopes to have a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Tchielscher
and their daughter, Janet, now
Mrs. Tom Clark, who at one time
lived in Kenwood.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Flowers of Hawaii
Topic of Prooruno

Jan Jabulka. executive director
lof the Hawaii Statehood Commits
sion in Washington. will give q
talk on the Flowers of Hawaii
at a luncheon meeting of the
Capital Division, Women's Ma
tional Farm and Garden. Associa-
ton, at 1890 pm. Thursday in
the YWCA. Mrs. Jabulka will be
a guest of honor.
Mrs. Francis G. Ulen, program
chairman, will introduce the
speaker. who will supplement his
talk with films.
The luncheon will also be the
divisions celebration of Virginia
Day, with Mrs. James H. Walton,
vice president Of the division for
Virginia, attending as an honor
guest. Members of the division
from Virginia will serve as lunch
con hostesses.
Mrs. Louis Renfrow, division
president, will conduct the meet
ing.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
By LiIIion Arthur

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Smith
invited a group Of IL to their
home on Denton street last eve
ming and after the party was over,
the Smiths and their guests went
|on to the Woman's Club OF
Bethesda where the 40 Club
was giving the fourth of the 1852
season subscription dances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smiths guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Hilland. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph s.
Keiner and State Senator and
Mrs. Dewitt S. Hyde, who were
host and hostess for the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Robinson
also had a few friends in for
cocktails before last evenings
party and among their guests
were DR.. and Mrs. R. E. Jacob
and Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence E.
Ring.
Mrs. r. E. Jacoby had guests
Wednesday for dessert and two
tables of bridge. Among her
guests. were Mrs. A. r. Tolley,
Mrs. Calvin H. Milans, of Glen
wood and Mrs. II. K. Chapman.
Mrs. Frederic P. Lee is making
plans to go to Rutherford. N. j.,
for the annual Easter in-gathering
of the children of the late DR..
Samuel Armstrong and the late
Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs. Lees
brothers and sister come from
New York State and New Jer-
sey each year for the family re-
union and they make quite an
occasion Of their Easter get
together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee expect to have,
Mrs. Lees sister. Miss Anna
Armstrong. Of Rutherford, with
them during the next few days.
Miss Armstrong will stop here on
her return home from a short
vacation in Charleston, s. C.
And during the following week,
Mrs. Lees brother, Mr.. Herbert
Armstrong, also from Rutherford,
and his wife will be here for a
short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude A. Cook
will 60 to Kitty Hawk early in
April to stay through the Easter
week end and as soon as they
return, Mrs. Cook will begin to
work with her committee chair
Evening star., 1952-03-23
opitolites
On land for
Race Opening

The Laurel Race Course was the
scene yesterday Of one Of the most
colorful spring openings In the
history Of racing. Several thou
sand devotees Of King Horse at
tended the joint Laurel-Bowie
race meeting In Laurel, Md.
\ Social and official Washington
was well represented. many enter
tanning at luncheon In the spa
cious clubhouse prior to the races.
Smartly gowned women in new
spring hats We'd with the daffodils
and hyacinths sprinkling the wide
lawns.
Among the boxholders were the
former Ambassador to Ireland and
Mrs. John Angus Garrett, the for
mer Ambassador to the Argentine
and Mrs. James Bruce, the former
Assistant Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Breckinbridge Long, Mr.. Al
fred Gwynn Vanderbilt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jouett Shouse, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Bifae, Gen. John M. Frank
lin. Mrs. George L. Harrison, Mr..
Norman Frost, MIR. Alfons Landa
land Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Willis.
Others who attended were the
Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Jack McFall, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. T. A. Solberg, Represent
tative and Mrs. Ken Regan. the
Labor Mediator and Mrs. Cyrus
Ching, Mr.. and Mrs. Durries
Crane. Comdr. and Mrs. Adrian
Perry. Mr.. William Woodward, MIR.
and Mrs. Floyd D. Akers, Mr.. c. C..
Tuttle and Mr.. Howard Bruce
owner Of Billy Barton.
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. ;.
who hasn't missed an opening in|
years, was there as was the new
president Of the Bowie Race
Course. Mr.. Larry McPhail.
The president Of Laurel Race
Course, Mr.. John D. Schapiro and
Mrs. Schapiro entertained q party
of friends in their box and at|
luncheon as did Board Chairman
Morris Schapiro and his wife.
Mrs. Randall III. Hagner enter
tained asparty of five at luncheon
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Miss MoIstron1
ToBe Bride

Capt. Alvin ]. Ma1stro m,
p. S. N. and Mrs. Malstrom, An-
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Ann Lowrey. to Mid
shipman Charles Edwin Gurney
III, son Of Capt. Marshall B.
Gurney. q. 8. n. and Mrs. Gurney.
Miss Malstrom attended Holton-
Arms School and was graduated
from Holton-Arms Junior College
last June. Midshipman Gurney
viii be graduated from the United
States Naval Academy this year.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer =. Nelson
OF Clinton, Nd. announce the
engagement Of their niece, Miss
Constance Lorraine Fuller. to Mr..
William Boice csorbet 81 Syracuse.
N. Y.
. The bride-elect Is q senior in the
College Of Arts and Sciences at the
University Of Maryland where she
is q member Of Sigma Kappa
Sorority. Mr.. Corbet is also at
tending the university where he
IS majoring In chemical engineer
ing. He is q member Of the Sigma
Alpha Epsilon Fraternity.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

MIR. and Mrs. Sidney b. Dia-
mond Of Silver Spring announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Dorothy Helene to MIR. Burton
M. Cooper. He is the son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Israel l. Cooper OF
Washington. M
The bride-elect attended Syra-
cuse University last year and is
presently studying at the Univer-
sity of Maryland. where she is
a member of Phi Sigma Sorority.
Mr.. Cooper was recently gradu-
ated from George Washington
University.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Powers Of
Chevy Chase announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Helen
Ann. to Mr.. Hugh Anthony Me-
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Powers-McGuire Announcement

CURE Of Arlington. Mr.. Mcclure
is the son Of Mrs. Anthony Nc
Guire Of County Limerick, Ireland.
The wedding will take place in
the early spring.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-09

MISS M a. Common $3.50 Rivard rEmpl, /, .

WEEKLY BIBLE LESSON
Psalm 1917: "The heavens de-
clare the glory of God and the
ornament showeth his handy
work. Day unto day uttercth
speech. and night unto night
sheweth knowledge. There is
no speech nor language where
the voice is not heard.
Their line is gone through
all the earth. and their words
TO the end of the world. In
them hath he set a tabernacle
Tor the sun which is as a
bridegroom coming out OF his
chamber. and rejoiceth as
strong man 10 run a race. His
going forth is from the end Of
heaven. and his circuit unto
the ends of il: and there is
nothing hid from the heat
thereof.
THE law of the Lord is per-
rect, converting the soul. the
testimony Of the Lord is sure.
making wise the simple"
Since the sick and shut-ins
were SO few this week. the reg
ular portion of this column de
voted to them will be discontin-
ued for this week. but will be
resumed in the next issue
Eleanor Drains Of sol f. Han
cock is in Trinity Hospital after
suffering injuries last week when
she was hit by an auto. Mrs
Sarah r. owles, proprietress of a
beauty shop on Hastings. returned
this week from Birmingham. Ala,
where she attended last rites for
her relatives. The Ladies
Usher Boa d of Ebenczer CME
Church will give a dinner at the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-09

A.-Perhaps you should AIN
to your wife about the things
you both would like out of life
Ii you can make her see that
many of the things she wants
out Of life is possible with per-
haps little more sacrifice and
possibly a little more planning
then your wife Will consider that
buying alcoholic beverages i toe
extravagant and will d scon' nue.
her drinking. besides 'lnding thai
working towards and planning
ways to get what she wants oui
Of life leaves her little time 10
even play cards
Q.-I have three grown foys
They are not married bu' I'VE
common law. Now. the oiaes'
boy is gong into the army and
he does not feel that She 81, ald
make out an allotment TO his
common wife who has fire
children BY him ! want HIM To-
give her the money So she IAN
take care of his kids. Whit do
you suegcst?-Mls 5. lfa ris.
A.-The proper thing TO- al
concerned would be for your son
to legally mary his common law
mate. BY being married he would
be required TO make gu az allct-
~ment for y vile md children
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-09
Fred Ware of $3.50 Brush is
proud 10 have his granddaugh-
ter. Betty Williams of Cincin-
natl. Ohio. visiting with him.
Alfred H. Casey. Atty.
2l40 Jos. Campau

2l40 Jos. Campau
State of Michigan. County OF
Wavne.
SIS. 4ol.l07
AT ses sion of the Probate
Court for said County of Wayne,
held at the Probate Court Room
IN the City Of Detroit, on the
Twonty-Fourth day OF July in
the year one thousand nine hun
drcd and fifty-two
Present William j Cody Judge
Of Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate Of
GOVERNOR BROWN. Deceased
On reading and filing the pc
ttion Of Sophronia Brown pray
ing that administration OF said
estate be granted to herself OF
some other suitable person:
1t is ordered. That the twenty
sixth day Of August. next, az ten
o'clock in the forenoon at said
Court Room pC appointed loI
hearing said petition.
And il is further Ordered. That
a copy Of this order be published
once in each week for three
weeks conSccutively previous TO
said time of hearing. in the De-
troit TT bune, a newspaper print
cd and circulated in said County
Of Wayne
WILLIAM j. CODY.
Judge Of Probate.
"a True Copy
Joseph F. O'Sullivan.
Deputy Probate Register
8-2-8-l6.