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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-29
frederick Yates. Atty.
l727 ST. Antoine

State OF Michigan County .,
r'syne o''''S OF
IS. 3s2. 7os
~ .'ssion Of the Probate
S"uii for said County Of WAYNE
''lH az The Probate Court Room
~ me City Of Detroit. on the
= i'r'n'h day Of November in
INC year one thousand nine hun
and Flfiy-two.
Fieecnt Honorable Thomas &
phN. Judge Of Probate.
IN nc Maitef Of the Estate OF
ylIlE COOMBS. Deceased
Frederick Yates, Special and
N're'al Administrator of said %.
iNic having rendered 20 this Court
Yea. combined fr.i and final ac.
count IN sid matter and fled
ln''e"i'h his petition praying
'if residue ~ said estate be as
cred "a The person or persons
led thereto.
II Is ordered That the Twenty
Third day Of December next. AZ
'fn O'Clock in the forenoon at said
Cowt Room he appointed for ex.
"n'ning and allowing said &C.
20 ini and hearing said petition.
And Il ~ Ten hci Ordered. That
copy OF this order be- published
orcc in ca-'1 ve~k for thfce weeks
cor ccn'vtly previous TO said
re Of hcs3re in Tho Detroit
lfitnnc 3 new pHpor printed
and c1cl'aled in said County Of
" tltr
THOMAS G MURPHY
Judee ~ Probate
A true ,opVl
ph F O'Sullvar
p ppiv Probate r eulst
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Order OF Public zion
No. 495.0o0

w. TJSsoob
A. session. ~ aid Count held
in tho Cts Of Dcirc' WAYNE
COUNTY Michigan or oct 6.
1852
Present Hon CAL NJ Weidc-
man Circuit Juage
II appeats 10 ih Court fon
Afhdatit on fle that me Dc
PENDANT r hard Jackson is not
. resident Of he C'y Of Detroit,
Wayne County Multean but
resides At s7T9 Quits trcc' To
] 40. Ohio
on Motion al ChsrlC- r Rpry
Attorney for the Plan'lf
IT is HEREBY ORDERED that
the defendant. Richa 4 Jackson,
enter his appearance Up aid cause
on o. before throc 90 months
4 ON the date of this Order or
sad Bill Of Complaint vii, be
taken IS confessed az insi nm;
and that = copy OF sand Order be
sent 20 The known post Of
ice addre>, Of tho defendant
said address being 8779 Curtis
ST Toledo Ohio hv REGISTERED
mail return receipt &c ucsted.
and delivery to addrce see only
TT Is FURTHER ORDERED
that II the defendant is not per-
sonall, served. tue copy Of
this Order bc published in the
Detroit Tribune. newspaper
printed. published. and circulat-
ing in said County Of WAYNE.
for tx consecutive weeks, ac-
cordng to law
CARL NJ WEIDEMAN
Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
Edgar NJ. Branigin Clerk.
By A. c. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
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Willis NJ. Graves & Cleude w.
He wood. fiiys.
81 Mack

State OF Michigan. County OF
Wayne.
IS. 4o4.oss
AT session Of the Prob to
Cuur. for said County OF Waync.
he'd 1T the Probate Court Room
in The City Of Detot on tho
tenth day II NoVenb c IN the
year ono thousand rnc bundled
md Fatty Two.
Present: Honoiabl, Wll4am J
sody. Judge Of Probate
In the Matter OF The Fstat Of
QUEEN NC CONDlSHEE d.
cased
On reading and filing tee pc
tt.on of Emma Settles psoNing
hat administration 81 SAID c.iaic
be granted 10 John Knox o. some
fhcg suitable person:
II is ordered, That the Niiih
day of Dcccmbci. nest ~ len
O'Clock IN the fof noon - !
Court Room be appointed ior
hearing said p.tt
And il is further O.dtcd The
a copy OF this order be- nGhl he'd
once in each week for three
weeks consccuiiNcly previous 20
said time Of hearing ~ the De
troit Tribune. new psu'i pImte
ed and calculated IN sad County
OF Wayne
WILLIAM J CODY.
Judge Of Probate
O. true copN)
JOSEPH F O'SJLIIVAN.
Deputy Probate Register
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-29
TAX DEED
Audi,or Cen e., "a, ,als
Certificate No No. 'o osss

MY
rna b Morehead. OF
IheIes,, .I All Fcrndale. Mich
y MICH nrcsenied TO Mayme
hs n,dv Deputy Auditor
reral Q, o.. ' If .,le issued to her
niif',f, 1851 by The Treasurer
NAY l ), Of Oakland in ac,
ihe 0o.' ,t sections 2il.7i and
iance mo Compiled Laws OF
for ..,, he io liS.' and charges
r. YIN .no,at TO si5-24.
reof ,, s,' said lands have
nd WI, ,eic med and the sale
been ,.rd. has not been an
ia > l'p n'oy'dcd by statute,
leo - ,.a,efore Mayme Jewell
(S~ Drpniv Auditor General;
Fdp - - En- B Morsheac of
l1 ss, Mich gan the following
|ras.'d nreml.cs situated in the
'oss, Nrhiean. County OF
Es q ,o.wii Lot $40. De-
l"1T p.'k P1val Oak Town
I'' ''.rord.re 10 plat thereof
\ ,ded However. That this
'ief .t.a.-t 10 the IcVt lant
, 9.." imposed by Act No.
'' n me Puel.r Acts of 1893. as
{, ,e5 tbs 10th day Of July.
! "a esl,l and Delivered
p 49," Of Mildred Phillips,
ANN + lIuhbard.
u.yn,c Jewell Purdy a. 81
,a'y Auditor General OF the
: Of Michigan
tste Of Michigan County OF
!, ~, 10Th day of July AID.
|, bcfole me- q Notary Public
nd for san County, person
,sme TIE above named
,re .lowoll Purdy. Deputy
,.o, Con ii. OF Sair State,
ON 10 ne 60 be the person
executed he foregoing in
mont and acknowledged the
: 10 "a, y free act and deed.
MARY G DEROSE.
,,s,v psblic lncham County
'e,n
conn sion expires Novem-
"A 1853
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-29
Order Of Publication
No. aga n22

Il s, on ~ said court held
BIZ County Building al the
b Of Detroit in the County
n me and state Of Michigan,
Ri 25'h day Of September.
b 1852
bcscn' Hon Miles N. Guile
| Circuit Judge.
appearing from Affidavit at
hcd hereto and filed herewith
4 tho BIZ Of Complaint was
b n Ills cause on the 10th
q September, 1852. by the
in'fi and against the Defend
r.noi herein. that the de-
dar' p resident OF this state
p,ocC fof her appearance
been daily issued. and that
Sane Guild not be served by
~ Of Nei absence from. or
eealmcui within this state or
|fcaor Of her continued abb
3 non her place OF residence.
Motion OF s. ]. Flanagan.
rrcy Tor the plaintiff.
4 IS ORDERED that the above
ned d 'cndant appear and an
, he Bill OF Complaint filed
ein within three (3) months
, the date Of this Order or
'same may be taken as con-
Pr against her.
1 IS FURTHER ORDERED
q copy 81 this Order be sent
PIE Defendant at her last
Hn address by registered mail
a Ike copy be published
rdlne 10 law.
miles ". CULEHAN.
Circuit Judge .
Irue Copy
p N Branigin, Clerk
Z { Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
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s. !. Flanagan. Atty.
1877 E. Davidson

,e Of Michigan. in the Cir
Cont fn the County OF
src r CttuCcrv
LARl. F HARRIS. Plaintiff.
JFRFLE,E HARRIS. Defend
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COMMUNITY
NEWS

IInLI BIBLE LESSON Psalm l4i5-The hath said in
ms hes There no God They corrupt they have sbomn
w No'As mere is none that doeth looked dow
nom heaven the children to see there were nv ,b
did understand. SEEK God
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brief illness. Little Miss
Emma 4. RayfoId daughter Of
Mrs Johnnie Lou Mitchell OF
4l82 Dubois, recently celebrated
her tenth birthday.
Miss Billie Ware, who was
Ford hospital patient. Is living
al 1903 Superior where She IS
recovering Funeral services
for Mrs Alma Reeves OF 923 vii
kins were held Tuesday after
noon Survivors include hpf bus
band, Alex; her mother Ms.
Coidelia Randall, East s. LOUIS:
and three sisters, Me isu,cs I.c-
liza Wolford. Cornclia Poole and
loretta Bruce. all OF Illinois.
Mrs. Clara Cordin Of sos
Melbourne left Monday for Dec
afur. Ala. TO be at the bedside
of her brother. She spoke TO
the women prisoners at the
County Jail just the previous
day. Funeral services for
Mrs. Oda Caldwell OF Rivard
and Eliot were held Monday
afternoon. She was living with
her adapted godson. Jce. Ecs 81
when she became up in years
about ten years ego.
MIR and Mrs Clyde-t'ilos Nho
lives at 1887 Alfred. rctt.tA b.
came the proud parents o. q baby
girl, Vernita. their .lr child
in their two year wcdl
The Community PraNc' B.rd
VIII hold It's I'M an'. -arv
service Dec. 2nd al 81 P.e1 AME
Zion Church Il +. Green.
president. G. s Hall c,aiy
The Missionary Sac.c'v OF
Bculah Baptist chuloh lll p.e-
sent program SUNDAY Npy 80.
Mary Underwood Is % dent.
Guest singer viii be p Miller,
former gospel singer oi Paul.
MINI Bible lesson " u be- iu-
stfucicd by your writer 7 Rrp.
Fred Williams Is p,,,oi o B,a-
lah.
Dear Miss Conner: Ike lois
Of fun. Only recently r turned
from service in Korea. so nat
urally ! have pr liY OF money
and desire TO have good
time. My mother and wife dis
agree with me. What do you
ihiDk?-Jimmie.
Answer FIRST, think Neu arc
fortuna TO have money. 10
wasted nancy is not having ldn.
YOU shoGld bank yoln money
and v-i uniil Jpnuny wnon N,u
viii hayc bad i ipr, tnlc 90
th.u. Aiel tlia'rs oscl the
matter I'm arc vou 40 the
iight t'tns Wv u doWn
paar ~ 90 oaf
family
rssr ii;ss CT lime
feel ;hA Ii is me
by Fer, l.i-g ] . do
seems never 10 work OIL r0hi
for me. Pl-a-e i-'l M whs. 10
do. I'm sure you can Su est
some 'h'-g g-od fer n 10 do.
Answer Eseryonc ihrr
ups and down. somctia ID hie.
] advise SOU 10 lcti ~ Tort
Chapter ~ Romans mt 'huk
over The words for IN sue j.
VIII help YOU read -anr
chapter 10 the girls 10 pMn' il
last Sunday and all ft'cd that
they were helped 20 b one
stronger am sure you Nill also
feel the same way.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-29
William v. Banks. Atty.
SOS Grafton

'' vi MI'iiisdn. IN the Cir
cult Court for the County ~
Wayne IN Chanccry.
CARRIE L. BREWER pli,,,,,
VS.. NATHANIEL BREWER De-
PENDANT.
Order Of Publication
No. 4s4.7s4
AZ session of said Cou.t held
in the Courthouse in The civ ~
Detroit. County and state afo,c.
said. this 10th day u October
A. ID. 1862.
Present; Honorable Carl n
We'deman. Circuit Jud
In the above eniiilcd cause 4
appearing that the do.ri.nt
Nathaniel Brewer. resident
Of this state and thai process FOR
his appearance has been du,v Is.
sued. and that the same could
not be serted BY ica.on OF his
absence from or conccalndnt
within the state and by ieas,n
OF his continued absence fsor
his place OF residence. ~ rfoi,
on motion of william y BANS
Attorney for Plaintiff
1T is ORDERED inai ii dc.
PENDANT enter his appearance in
said cause on or before three
months from The date ~ this or
der. and that within forty DAYS
the plaintiff cause tbs order to
be published IN newspaper
published and circulated within
said county. sid publication to
be continued once "a each week
for six weeks i'm succession
CARL N WFIDrMAN
t3chi Judge
"a True copy)
Edgar " Bran'ein Clerk
BY A {. Gallagher Depu,y Clerk
II lis 10 20
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Charles p. Berry Atty.
1908 B oadwav

SKATE OF Michigan in fhc Cir
ea.t Court for TIC Count, II
Wsync in Ch.rCtly
OCTAVlA JACKSON. piaattf
IS RICHARD JACKSON De
fn.......t
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Frank R.uoi fihcr Of DR.
Fsnk r iiold Jr OF Trinity
Hospital -'aff /, expected 70 re-
turn 20 has helac n Georgia in
fcw days after recovering from
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-29

State Of Mich.ean County OF
Wayne,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-29

Dear Miss Conner: Ike lois
Of fun. Only recently | r turned
from service in Korea. so nat
urally ! have pr liY OF money
and desire TO have good
time. My mother and wife dis
agree with me. What do you
ihink?-Jimmie.
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"a True Copy)
Edgar VI Bran'ein Clerk
BY A {. GaIlaPhcr DEPUTY Clerk
II Is -l2 20
Evening star., 1952-07-07
Todoy's Convention Program

BY the
CHICAGO July Here is the program for the opening
day of the Republican National Convention:
Morning Session-12:3O PM (EDT).
Call to order by National Chairman Guy g. Gabrieson.
The national anthem.
Invocation by the Rev. Dr. Joseph SimonSon, National
Lutheran Council, New York
Greetings by Mayor Martin H. Kennedy of Chicago
Welcome by Illinois State Treasurer William g. Stratton
Convention call by Mrs Charles p Howard, convention
secretary.
Temporary roll of the convention: election of temporary
temporary officers adoption of temporary
rules of Committees Credentials Permanent
ganizaton Rules and Order of Business, Resolutions.
Address by Mr. Gabrielson.
Appointment of committee to escort the temporary chair
to the chair.
Recess
Evening Session-93O Pm. edit
Call to order by Mr.. Gabrielson.
The national anthem; the oath of allegiance
Invocation by Samuel Cardinal Stritch Archbishop Of
Chicago
Walter S. Halanan, temporary chairman escorted
chair.
Keynote address by Gen. Douglas Macarthur will
introduced by Mr. Haanan.
Miscellaneous business.
Adjournment until Tuesday
Tuesday, July 8-12:3O PM. EDT)
Convention called to order by the temporary chairman
Singing OF the National Anthem
Invocation by the Rev. Dr. j. Clayborn Bishop OF the
Methodist Church, Little Rock, Ark.
Address by Styles Bridges of New Hampshire Republican
leader of the United States Senate.
Address by Mrs. Marguerite s. Church, member Of
gress from Illinois
by P. KEN, United States Senator from
Missouri.
Address by Archibald J. Carey. of Chicago
City Council.
Reports of the Committee Credentials
Report Of the Committee Permanent Organization
Report of the Committee Rules and Order Of Business
Appointment of committee to escort chairman
to chair.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
Macarthur Proposed
To End G. 0.P. 5pat
By the Associated Press

Senator Case, Republican of
South Dakota, has urged G. o. P.
National Convention delegates to
consider nominating Gen. Douglas
Macarthur for President lest Bit
terness in the Taft-Eisenhower
battle wreck party chances for a
November victory.
Senator Case said the possibility
of such a victory already has been
"undeniably injured by the bitter
ness of statements and counter
statements"
Abiding to Senator Taft of Ohio
and Gen. Eisenhower, Senator Case
said in a convention-eve state
ment:
Neither of the two leading
candidates is personally respon-
sible for the situation that exists.
but Justly or not. neither Of them
today could look forward to en-
thusiastic support in all quarters.
A lot of people who should be
red-hot workers will be sitting on
their hands.
Tn this situation. ] respectfully
urge delegates at the convention
Ito consider the nomination of Gen.
Douglas Macarthur.
HE is undeniably one Of the
most able men of our generation.
He was great military leader
Evening star., 1952-07-07
Gov. Warren WORKING
ToSfrengthen Position
BY The Asseao,sd Pres.

CHICAGO, July 7.-Gov. Earl
Warren of California. who says
he's the only candidate not pre-
dieting victory, set out today to
improve his longshot position in
the race for the Republican presi-
dental nomination.
Teams of Warren-pledged dele
gates from California and Wis
consin worked over the week end
trying to line up other delegates
for talks with the Governor.
His hackers frankly were bid
ding for secondary support by
delegates who will vote for Sem
ator Taft or Gen. Eisenhower on
the first ballot. or for those who
are uncommitted.
Gov. Warren expects to have
more than his pledged bloc of 70
California and six Wisconsin dele
gates on the first roll call - how
many more he declined to say.
The Governor resisted all at
temptS to find out his preference
for the nomination in the event
he drops out. It was generally ac-
cepted he would hold his own del
egates for q strategic moment,
He appears to favor Gen. Eisen-
hover.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
QuodrupIets Born
10 Maine Couple .
Expecting Twins
BY The Assoeiaied Press

PORTLAND. Me-. July z. -
Quadruplets were born today to
the 35-year-old wife of a carpen-
ter-and her first concern was
where to put the three girls and q
boy in their tiny Standish home
DIR. Duncan Morse said con-
dition of the mother. Mrs. Eliza
beth Pinkham, was excellent .
and the quads he delivered un-
assisted were very good"
The babies, named Rebecca
Melissa, Jane and William, were
described by DR.. Morse, as ''big-
even big size for twins"
Mrs. Pinkham and her 45-year-
old husband, Silas, had two names
ready - expecting twins - but
quickly produced two other names
The couple has one other child
a nine-year-old daughter.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
Sick DriseoII Boys
Polio Scare Abotes
BY the Asseeiutsd Pres.

CHICAGO, July Peter Dris-
coll. 13-year-old son of New Jer-
sey's Governor, was confined to
his hotel bedroom today by an
upset stomach.
Gov. and Mrs. Alfred E. Dris-
coll were worried that he might
have poliomyelitis and called in a
specialist when he became i'll last
night.
The family came directly from
the Governors Conference in
Texas to the Republican National
Convention. Polio is epidemic in
parts of Texas.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
Macarthur Victory
Sure by Fifth Ballot,
General 5 Backer Say,
" . staff cors.pond.n, Of m. s.o,

by Stoff correspondent OF The Sfuf
CHICAGO, July 7! - Erwin
Hohensee, Washington tax con-
sultant. who heads the Macarthur
for, President national head
quarters. is positive Gen. Douglas
Macarthur will leave Chicago asl
the Republican presidential nomi-
nee on the fifth ballot.
Others seemed certain only that
the Macarthur appearance in the
convention city would be dramatic
and on schedule for sounding the
convention keynote tonight. Those
who hope to join in reception
include Delegates for Macarthur
and Fighters for Macarthur with
whom Mr.. Hohensee has estab-
llshed merely remote relations.
But the time of the generals ar
rival is uncertain.
Started Boom in '48.
Mr.. Hohensee claims his group
began booming Gen. Macarthur
as far back as 1948. Today
he counted up, without naming
them SO delegates he said would
vote for Gen. Macarthur on
the first ballot. This will grow
to 100 on the second ballot and
more than 200 on the third, he
said. By that time the stepped-up
showing will show other delegates
where to vote If they expect to be
with the eventual winner, Mr.. Ho-
hensee explaind.
He said Gen. Macarthur is "well
aware" of the organizations ef-
forts. but is not participating.
Never Met General.
Moreover, Mr.. Hohensee dis
closed he never has met the gen.
eral mainly because I didn't want
the public to put q wrong con-
struction upon it."
Mr.. Hohensee said he is conf
dent Gen. Macarthur will accept
If nominated for President. The
Macarthur for President group is
not a party to any movement to
push the general for Vice Presi-
dent.
Mr.. Hohensee feels that friends
OF the general should not take
undue advantage of the general
by sponsoring him for second
place when he should have first
place."
Evening star., 1952-07-07
81 J staff csrr..pend.n, g Th. s,er

CHICAGO, July THE signed.
sealed and delivered stamp was on
the six votes Of the District of
Columbia for Senator Taft as the
Republican National Convention
opened today.
At the same time, the District
delegates voted in a caucus at
the Sheraton hotel yesterday
against adopting fair play
amendments to the convention
rules offered by hackers OF Gen.
Eisenhower for the presidential
nomination.
The entire delegation Of six
members, six alternates and two
national committee members met
behind closed doors but an ac-
count of what went on was given
by the delegation chairman. Joseph
C. McGarraghy.
Delays Wedding.
The hour r-and-a-half meeting,
incidentally. delayed the marriage
ceremony Of young Chicago girl.
The caucus was held in room
reserved for the wedding of Miss
Goldie Blitstein. She trailed we'd
ding. veil and lace as she impa-
tiently paced back and forth in
the corridors outside the room.
II have to set the place cards
on the table," she said.
Finally. reporters sent word in
side that you're keeping the bride
waiting" and the District caucus
quickly broke up.
Mr.. McGarraghy said the, vote
pledging the entire delegation S
vote to Senator Taft was unani-
nous.
There were no restrictions as
to the number of ballots" he said.
"It would take another caucus to
change the situation now"
'.No Opponents Heard"
The so-called "fair play
amendments of the Eisenhower
forces, expected to be offered at
the opening convention session to-
day, would prohibit any contested
delegation from voting on it's own
or any other contested delega-
tion's credentials.
MIR. McGarraghy, who presided
at the caucus. said there were nc
opponents head" when the ques-
ton was put. But reporter with
Evening star., 1952-07-07
D. c. Delegates Pledged to Taft
As Caucus Delays Wedding

his ear close to q connecting door,
thought he heard lone mo" vote.
Warren L. Stephens of Wash
ington. an assistant floor manager
for the Taft forces on the conven-
tion floor, sat in on the caucus.
He said the Districts action
brought the Ohio senator's total to
SOB votes. According to his fig-
ures at that moment. Gen. Eisen-
hover had 348 delegates; Al were
uncommitted and 127 were pledged
to others.
Evening star., 1952-07-07

He has had six years experience
in administering the civil govern
ment Of postwar Japan. And he
sets people on fire when he speaks.
1--WE need that kind Of leader
ship to win next November
The Miami times., 1952-05-24

- y.
N(U:
VOL. XXvIII, NO. 81
PRICE TEN CENTS
ton.
Since its organization, the Mi
ami Urban League has had as its
presidents, Mr.. A. L. Reynolds,
retired public relation director Of
The Miami times., 1952-05-24

; TO RE
Special features of the 7th an
niversary activities of the Great
er Miami Urban League will be
the awarding of certificates for
The Miami times., 1952-05-24
nHTTfT RfEf RmMU

vAkkUO
AGUE ANNUAL
rIES
meeting Of the Greater Miami
Urban League Sunday, May Is,
at $50 pm. The theme OF the
meeting is "For More And Bet
ter Socio-Economic Opportuni-
ties For All"
Organized in 1914 as the Negro
Service Council, the Greater Mi
ami Urban League is an affiliate
of the National Urban League,
the oldest social work organiza-
ton designed to treat the socio-
economic problems Of the Negro.
This agency is also participating
The Miami times., 1952-05-24

Mutanur &c Nos Mutamur In EIll,
IDA, SATURDAY, MAY a
374 Semi
N NJ
The Miami times., 1952-05-24

Council and the Community Attorney l. E. Thorn
Chest of Dade county. pal Judge of Miami
MI, :. A., Ted" Preston, off
Inc operaLlns piosl an - .us Oil Corporation, Pas

community organization in the
following fields: Health and We'll
fare, education, housing. recrea-
ton, and industrial relations, in
Guiding special types Of employ
ment and vocational guidance.
Tho Creator Miami IYrharn
The Miami times., 1952-05-24
n MA

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Beauties |
The Miami times., 1952-05-24


MIAMI, FLOF
The Miami times., 1952-05-24

LN4.=.
The Miami times., 1952-05-24
chairman Of the board Of the dc
n1rtTnorf of xuofar and SaNxzoF

assumes the presidency Of the or
ganization as of the date Of the
annual meeting. Mr.. Preston has
served as a vice president since
The Miami times., 1952-05-24

NN o.
The Miami times., 1952-05-24
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MIAMI URBAN LIE.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-04-24

sing something. reel appropriate
like comm round the mountain
or let me call you sweetheart.
Well, Hiram, must bring this
letter to a close and go see if my
dress maker can make me one
of them thar long wedding
dresses with a heart shaped neck
and pointed sleeves and one of
them thar trains you drag long
behind yeu.
I don't have many nice bleach
ed feed sacks and honey. I can
hardley wait to see how gorgeous
you'll look in a new pair of
hickory striped overalls. They
always look so expensive like.
Yeer no, Hiram, them farm
folks said they would have big
dinner for us and invite some of
thar city folks. Amt it wonder
full to be so popular and have so
many friends.
So long until April both.
Mirandy
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-04-24
SERVICE ADDRESSES

Cecil w. Reed, of Cumberland
route l, is now in training at the
u. S. Naval Training Center at
San Diego, Calf. His address is
as follows: Cecil w. Reed, SA
572-03-68, Z-23, Comm. Dept,
Bks. 40, U.S.N.T.C. San Diego 33,
Calf. His brother, Pvt. Emil G.
Reed, is serving overseas. His
complete address is Pvt. Emil G.
Reed, U. S. 52142225, 539th ON.
Ldry. Co. (S.M.), APO. 301,
% PM, San Francisco, Calf,
They are the sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen Reed, of Cumberland
route l.