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Evening star., 1952-08-24

PD.T.) shocks which ratified Los
Angeles.
DR.. Charles F. Richter said the
epicenter of the new shock
which was only as on his magni-
tude scale, as compared with
yesterday and rs on July 21-
might have been on the San An
dreas fault, which is the major
fault running through the State
Other quakes have been located
on smaller faults, the Bear Noun
tain near Tehachapi and the Kern
River, which runs within five miles
|of Bakersfield.
The disaster cleanup was i'm
peded by hundreds of Sightseers
who poured in by auto from al
over the State.
At least three more schools were
made unsafe for occupancy, Supt
Compton reported. Several others
were condemned or under repairs
earlier.
Residential buildings, for thu
most part, escaped with only
Iplaster cracks.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
is Generals Retired
BY Iranians, Including
One Who Fired on Riol
BY the Assoeioted Press

TEHERAN. Iran, Aug. 23.-The
high brass of Trans 130,00O-man
army was thinned today by the
retirement of Is generals. includ-
ing one dismissed from the mill
tary governorship of Teheran
after his troops fired on rioters
here July 81.
Many other officers were re-
ported, without official confirrma-
ton, to be marked for retirement
by the Nationalist government of
Premier Mohammed Mossadegh,
now his own defense minister.
One source said the Supreme
War Council would submit the
names of more than so to Mos
sadegh before the shakeup ended
Legal Limit Cited.
Officially. an army spokesman
said all the Is men retired today
ranging in rank from brigadier
to lieutenant general-were being
withdrawn from active duty and
|penSioned because each had served
as an officer more than 80 years,
the legal limit.
The move came on the heels
|of criticism from Nationalist
sources of the size of the Army s
command and its actions in Trans
July crisis, when rioting ousted
Premier Ahmed Qavam and re-
stored Mossadegh to power.
Fired on Rioters.
The ex-military governor who
was retired was Gen. Alavi Mog-
haddam. His troops fired on
rioters during clashes reported to
have led to the death of 35 OF
more persons. Blamed by Nation
alists for the bloodshed, he was
dismissed from the military gov
ernorship the following day
Another was stepped out was a
former chief of staff, Gen. Abbas
Garzan.
Nationalist speakers have Joined
Communists in demanding the
withdrawal of United States mis-
sions which have trained and
helped equip Iranian troops since
World War II.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

mocracy" is stressed, distribution
of foreign Communist newspapers
and magazines, and translation of
Communist literature.
Maj. Gen Mohammed Naguib,
whose coup a month ago de-
throned King Farouk, has stressed
that Egypt's army is free Of Com
munism.
A group of IL persons was
arrested Wednesday in the North
ern Egyptian village Of Faraskour
while attending what police called
a Communist meeting.
Among them was Roger Vail
land, French Communist newsman
and playwright. Under Egyptian
law, foreigners convicted of
spreading Communist propa-
ganda may be imprisoned.
Increasing quantities of Red
literature were reported coming
from Iran. Previously most of the
material came from France
Evening star., 1952-08-24
New Chapel in France
To Honor War Dead
RY the Associoied.Pres.

A memorial chapel at Suresnes,
France, will be dedicated Septem-
Der 13 as a shrine to the dead of
both world wars, the American
Battle Monuments Commission
announced yesterday.
Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway, Su-
preme Commander of Allied
Powers in Europe, will make the
principal address, the announce
ment said. Gen. George C. Mar
shall, former Secretary of. Defense
and chairman of the commission,
will preside over two days of dedi-
cation exercises.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Lauren BucuII Is Mother
Of 6-Pound Boby Girl
By the Assoeioted Press

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 23.-Lau-
rem Bacall of the movies, who's
married to Humphrey Bogart
gave birth today to her second
child, a girl weighing 6 pounds
S ounces. She will be christened
Leslie, after Mr.. Bogart's friend
the late actor. Leslie Howar'
The Bogarts have q son. Ste
phan. 4. Mr.. Bogart nervously
paced the fathers room of Cedars
of Lebanon Hospital while await
ing the birth.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
SHOES

(53) StetsOn Sport and Street Shoes. Wing tip
cafSkin, blue and brown suede.
white cap toe and wing tip. brown suede,
lzzard TRIM were 1880 and 25.00 now--l 95
(S) Stetson Sport Shoes, plain tan, and
white vents and moccasin toe; 1880 II oSA
(15) CobbIer Snort Shoes plain tan vents brown
& and white wingtips moccasin, grey suede.
were 1295 now. .-----'----- 1875
co. Cobbler Nylen Mesh Wheat, wing tip.
Ia
(12) Cobbler Suede Trim In calf, brown and
blue; IA 95, now observation-disclosures oS
- heavy 0rosus'; were ia.ss, now - 7.ss
were 1885 now .---------------- 80, = - 80 s.9s
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Reserve Officers to Meet

The Washington Navy Chapter
of the Reserve Ofiicers' Associa-
ton will discuss a bill relating to
the Reserve components of the
Armed Forces of the United
States at $3.50 pm. Tuesday. in
the Bethesda Naval Officers Club.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
Plane Saves French Girl

Because there was no time to
get drugs to her by car. a plane
dropped medicine to save the life
of 2-year-old Marie Therese
Verenfrid, who lay seriously i'll in
a hospital at Aiguille, France.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
BroziI Launches Programs

Recognizing better transporta-
ton as its No. economic problem,
Brazil has launched active pro-
grams for road building, airport
expansion, dock improvement and
railroad rehabilitation.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

Seismologists at California In
stitute of Technology foresaw at
least another year Of continuing
shocks-"most of them minor af-
tershocks." There were two small
er shocks here last night.
That there might be a gradual
spreading of the earth's unrest
was indicated by the $40 am.
Evening star., 1952-02-09
HILLCREST GARDENS

HILLCREST GARDENS
EXPANSIBLE RAMBLER, $I7,950
5203 27th ave. s.e., Home designed
brk. lge liv. rm with fireplace, din.
rm., elec. kit. with dishwasher. dis
posal, stove and refgr., steel cabi-
nets; 2 lge. bedrms., tile bath on
1st A., lge. finished rm. on End f.;
full bsmt.; built-in garage; lge. lot
with nicely walled garden and
barbecue pit. Ready to occupy; an
ideal neighborhood, with transp..
schools and shopping available. Mr..
Phi1er, 10. S-S714 or VI. 3S15
Trades considered. Open all week,
"A
Evening star., 1952-02-09

tcontinnsd on Nexs Passl
Evening star., 1952-02-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SILVER SPRING-$16,5OO"
New 3-bedrm. Colonial, liv. rm. with
hrepl., din. rn1. and kit; full base
menE. outside entrance.
"TAKOMA PARK-$17, ,95O'
New brick Colonial, liv. rm. with
firepl.. din. rm.. kit, side porch. 5
bedrms. and bath. stair up to attic;
fun basement, Va bath; gas a.-c.
"CHILLUM TER
Brick Colonial, liy. rm. with firepl.,
din. rnl., lge. kit. with breakfast
nook. lge. porch and powder rm..
1St fi0or; 3 bedrms. and bath. End
floor: full basement with pine-pan-
eled recr. rm.; deep freeze. washer
and dryer. House In beautiful con-
AMAZING OFFER"
Read lead. this ad carefully > 4:bedrm,
floor. 2 hedrms.. living rm., fully
equip. kitchen with garbage dis
posai and den: Ind floor, 2 more
bedrms. and plenty OF storage space:
rear screened porch: full basement
with finished .recr. rIn.: fiagstone
patio; located Just over District line
on New Hampshire ave.
HILLANDALE-$21 $50"
New brick rambler. lge. bedrms..
lge. liy. rm. with picture windows,
side porch; basement with firepl.;
built-tn garage; A2-acre corner lot.
E. F. BLANCHARD, RealtorH
JU. s-5757. Silver Spring. TIL 9 PM,
Evening star., 1952-02-09
KENWOOD

206 BRooKsIDE DRIVE
Brick Colonial home Just completed
with latest equipment throughout:
Library with fun bath on 1st a.,
4 bedrms, and 2 baths, back. stairs
leading to maids room or 9th bed
rm, and extra bath for family use:
stairway to 3rd a.; gas heat; 2-car
attached garage; immediate pos
eession. Construction is of the best
and there are many refinements not
often seen In many new houses to-
day. Sold only to approved pur-
chaser. Open Sun. pm. til dark,
other days BY appt. KENNEDY
CHAMBERLIN DEVELOPMENT CO..
WI. 1907; WI. 1850. 10
ROCK CREEK PALISADES
New 3-bedrfn. trend-reyersing homes.
Only $13.950-S3, $50 down. $S4
mo- Model home open 2 til dark
Directions: Out Conn. ave. to Ken,
sington, turn left first street pas
firehouse. Concord ST.. left sgair
Standard Properties, Inc.
IN EAAQl IN
Evening star., 1952-02-09
DOCTOR
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


AvONDALE--Loyeiy detached brick
home: 1st q. has living room with
fireplace. dining. ROOM. equipped
Kitchen and paneled den: End a., 8
bedoorms and bath; fun basement
has paneied recr. room, maids room.
utility room and bath. Large fenced
yard: slate roof; gas Acc. heat
Convenient to schools, shopping and
transp. S1S,950. Terms available.
10. 7-7ssa. WooDWARD 4 NOE
RIS. REALTORS. 10
HERWYN, MD.-Estate property for
sale or rent. 3 modern cinder -bl0ck
houses, 4 hedrms., firepl. and 1ull
hsmt. Can be viewed between 10
am. and 3 pm. Sun. Feb. 10. To
reach: Out Rigs I'd, riEht on Pow
der Mil I'd. right 70 Montgomery
rd and open sign.
CHEVERLX-3-bdrm. brick rambler.
gep. din. rm., bslnt.; trade arEenEed. i.
u. CLIFFORD SHxRIxMR. Rk.N220l.
- NAU9N
Evening star., 1952-02-09

SPOTLESs BUNGALOW
from bus and shopping. mic. iE1 iiv.
rm.. din. Ym.. equip. kit, tile bath.
2 bedruns., tnclosed heated back
porch; full bsmt.; gas h.-W. heat;
gear gar. Call Mr.. Smiley. Lu.
Roger Moss, Realtor
2126 r. Island Ave. NE, Ho. e020
Evening star., 1952-02-09
KenSingtnn Rambler

value. soft. rambler; 3
bedrms... liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
bath, big bsmt.; large corner lot;
gas a.-c. heat; 9-cu. IT,. refrigerator;
attic big enough for 1 or 2 more
until dark. Out Connecticut ave. to
knowles ave, turn left Of Ewell ave.
house on corner at 1052O Ewel ave.
Colonial Investment Co.
RE t,650. 10
Evening star., 1952-02-09
HOUSES sALE-Mp. tcont.l |
BETHESDA

3 BEDROOM sETHasRA BRTeR RAMBLER
You won't find q better buy for
sci 500. OF. 6S67. ewes, WI. 1888.
NORTHWEST REALTY CO.
Realtors. %
SILVER SPRING BUNGALOW
ONLY $12,950
Cute little 5-rbom bungalow with
wood-burning fireplace in living
room; large lot with fruit trees
and flowers. Act quickly IL you
want this. Miss Watwood. DU.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1952-02-09
HOUSES EoR SALE-Mp.
IT'S YOUR MOVE
Only . Few Left in Beautiful
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
PLAT

"a Bedroom Ramblers
S25.45l
Evening star., 1952-02-09
CHEVY CHASE
RAMBLERS

Best rambler values in Chevy Chase.
you'll agree 4 bedrooms. 2Ia baths,
fun daylight basement, sep. din.
rm.. aI-elec. kit: So. $50. d l.
: room, 2-bath rambiers; from S21,-
$50. Drive to $500 EaSt-West hwy.
at Donny Brook dr.. thence north 3
blocks to ramblerS. SUPER-BlLI
Evening star., 1952-02-09
$3.50 DOWN

New RanblerS$1 $50
TWO REDRMs; Gas HEAT. TIE
FLOOR. MANY FEATURES. RE.
2I1b, LIBBY BROS %
Evening star., 1952-02-09
HOME AND INCOME
Colonial Investment Co.

RK. OK. FOREST RAMBLER
81, 500 cash down. Beautifully To-
Gated on Ice. high lot, less than 2
yrs. old, 3 bedrms.. living rn.. din
ing rm.. rec. rm.; all-elec. kit.
wall-to-Wall carpet, storm windows,
screened porch. Call OWNER, AT.
5A0R mr. al, 0S74 10
Evening star., 1952-02-09
LANDOVER HILLS, MD.
OPEN 12 TO $50 SUN.
LEWISDALE
RTVEROATE MD

Six-room brick home with Q baths,
nice lot, concrete street, new home
condition.; $4,000 down viii handle.
Balance financed. C. H. PEARCE,
WA. 7009; evenings and Sundays.
Evening star., 1952-02-09

CoL0RED-I727 L ST. N.E.-Attrac
aoors; gas heat; ami; Si2, 900
COLORED. - SEMIDET. 2 BLDGS.,
lge. yard. A st. near Supreme Court.
beautiful, separate apts bedrms.,
other will pay for this fine property.
Small cash payment or will trade.
Mr. Mr. PERRY, DI. s724: eves.. OIL.
COIoRED-24Oo srd sT.-corner;
fun bsmt.; MT modern 1: equipped H kit: it.;
lge; lot; gear garage; possession
WILLIAM j. DAVIS, 500 II st. NV,
ma. 1855; eyes,, SH. 6723. 10
COLORED-RIvER TERRACE. 333
gan t6s St; n.s s,x S1cs oDen I supdaS sl,S from
heat; recr. S rm. a Ca Can 81 Du Dssi ss4a. 'of Or
coIoREpMsISER coHski .nR sYas' II 4ERRAcE-By issBy
owner; 8 rooms. bsnt.. good cond. !;
$4,000 net cash and take over S3,-
600 hrst trust. Box 333-K, Star.
COL0RED-BUNGALow-Just over
D. C.. line. on lot 10oxl1O; rms.
and bath; Al cond. reas. price
iSs Ss Ss + 'ifRi zsS NJ c 6iSsfiN' 5EffH e.
CoIORED-4ai 4th ST. MEOW
brick home, has Q rooms. 2 baths;
HENRY j. RoBB, NC ioa4 Ver- 6:
mont nNa S ave, NV; ;oooDDI. DI. s141; ewes.
CoLoRED-WooDRiDGE - shown
BY appt. only. Assume CT loan on
6-rm. brick home. Good financing.
Ewes. eall Mr.: Barnes, MI. 5278|
With JOHN A; VENT. Realtor and
COLORED-MAGNIFICENT MODERN
capt, brick, full baths; near 4th
and R.. !. ave. ne. Owner New
Mexico bound has priced this place
10 sell today, so why. not take ad-
vantage of a good deal while it's
. available. Call Mr.. Kitchens, ATLAS
REALTY CO. NO. 0006. Ill
COLORED-BROOK |
BEAUTIFUL DET. 2-APT. HOUSE
Any down payment considered from
$500 up II you, have a good JOB.
Owner must sell. so get in touch |
with me now. Mrs Cox LU. 2-s136, |
ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST. 1868.
Evening star., 1952-02-09

TAKOMA PARK
$500 Westmoreland Ave.
OPEN SUNDAY ONE TIL DARK
Assume CT loan. A comfortable bunga.
Liv. rm. with frepl:. din. rm., kit,
2 nice bedrms. and BATH. full bsmt..
h.-w.h. Out N. n. ave to Eastern,
left TO Walnut. right to Westmore-
land. right to house. Call Mrs;
James. AP. 2193: KIRKS REALTY
Co, REALTORS, HO. 677S. 10
Evening star., 1952-02-09

GAITIIERsBURG-$12,5OO
Groom Colonial. tiptop condition;
hot-water heat: detached garage;
near public and parochial schools:
good value. Call Tom Athey. Gal
thersburg 4S2-W-1, with HOWARD
Evening star., 1952-02-09
COLORED
S750 DOWN
1919 sHEPHERD ST. NE.
COLORED
INVESTMENT

s.rm., 1h-bath. 2-story with Ems
fish bsmt., in desirable ne.
nslsssoFhsoSs: 0snses hSSs: in E0nv very good cond
~sW ras hot-water heat; good in
come: reas. price for $13,500, 81
001 cash, monthly payments less
than S10O mo. For further IN
formation. call r. w. HOHAD, Nj
Evening star., 1952-02-09
KENSINGTON

KENSINGION
Where else can you find q generous
liv. rm., 2 bedrnis.. kit. and ceramic
tiled bath and beautiful floors in .
brick Cape Cod with an expansible
attic. already insulated for $12, 800?
HUGGINS & HARRISON
Realtor. Lo. 6-2800
Evening star., 1952-02-09
Ola THE EvEN1No STAR
HOUSES sALE-N.t. Cont

Washington, d. c.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1852
Evening star., 1952-02-09
CHEVY CHASE
OPEN SAT AND SUN.

two close-in ramblers. bedrms.:. 2
baths. lge. liv rm.. separate din.
rm.. lge. screened porch. de luxe
kit: full bsmt. with fireplace and
garage. Many extra features. In
spection will prove these homes
Sog. 500. Now S27. 5OO-For i'm
mediate sale. NOT REG. '.X'.. No
brokers. Dir: From Chevy Chase
Circle right on Western ave. APPROX.
/ and IN mi. to East Greenyale
Parkway, left to bottom Of hill.
left to house s. F. & W.. CORP :,
Owners-Builders. Phone OIL. 0741
nr 0I. E6O7
Evening star., 1952-02-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD. / VI
aswESTGATE,,

Just north Of Mass. ave. A very at
tractive new det. brick rambler with
9 rms; 3 hedrms.; tile bath. Only
S19.950. Possession so days. Call
NE. 1143 until pm. today or Sun
day. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Real
Evening star., 1952-02-09
Open saturday-sunday

DIRECTIONS: North of East-West
hwy. ut Donnybrook DIR. or Grubb
rd. Trafic light to open sign.
Evening star., 1952-02-09

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
VERY GOOD BUY
bsmt. with panel recreation room
and side entrance; lovely screened
porch; cedar-lined closets; oil a.-c.
heat; fenced lot; S12.950. about
So, cash needed. Located Just
OF Nichols ave. extended.
T. D. BURGESS
Evening star., 1952-02-09
CoLoRED.
C0LoREp-ARE YOU LOOKING
COLORED. ARE YOU LOOKING
FOR A TRULY MAGNIFICENT

We Just got It IN this fine 7-rm
place with full bsm.., oil heat: nr.
18th and z. Capitol ne. Modern as
tomorrow. Very reasonably priced
and any reasonable down payment
considered. Cali Mr.. Kitchens, AT
LAS REALTY CO.. NO. 0006. 10
Evening star., 1952-02-09
HOUSES sALs-s.e. tcon.. (,
OPEN SUNDAY

543o TEXAS AVE.
raced home; 2 bedrooms "a baths;
living room with fireplace, dining
room; equipped kitchen; attach.
garage; screened porch Priced to
sell. HILLCREST REALTY CO., Ii.
7-4040 10. angie 10
Arizona sun., 1952-10-03

Hellam and freshman Boo Black
are being groomed for second line
wing duty but both lack game eN-
perience.
Spartan Coach Bob Bronzan,
starting his third year at San Jose,
will use a limited platoon system.
AT least four men, however, will
play both offense and defense.
His system employs some fea-
lures of the Chicago Bear T, and
occasional split-T play and some
spread formations. The primary
offense, however, is tn basic +.
The Devils and Sjartans have
met three times previous, San Jose
capturing all three. ASC has new
er scored more than one touchdown
in any one contest or held tle
Spartans to less than three.
Arizona sun., 1952-10-03
ASC Sun Devils
Foce Tough Foe
This Saturday

The Arizona State College Sun
Devils are due for their most Sc
we're test of the season this coming
Saturday night when they meet the
San Jose State eleven at Goodwin
Stadium in Tempe on Oct. 4.
Coach Clyde Smiths squad will
enter the game rating no better
than a $3.50 chance for victory in
light of the fine performance
turned in by the Coast Club against
highly touted Colorado last Satur-
day.
Playing in Boulder, the Spartans
battled the strongly favored Colo
RADIO team on even terms before
bowling, OLA. At that San Jose
came within one step of upsetting
the Big Seven power. A fourth
quarter tumble on the one-yard
line cost the Spartans a certain
touchdown which would have given
them at least a tie, and if the con-
version had been successful, the
victory.
One longtime observer of Colo
rado football said that three Spar
tan players, fullback Dick Stults,
END Bob Amaral, and quarterback
Lynn Aplanalp, were as outstand-
ing in their positions as any player
who ever appeared on the Buffalo
field
Stults totaled I'll yards in %
carries including a 79-yard touch
down jaunt in the first quarter.
Quarterback Aplanalp's pa S in g
netted 164 yards on 8 competitions,
were hauled in by end Amaral
which were good for 80 yards.
The Sun Devils switched to after
noon practice sessions last week
and performances of several fresh
man line prospects pleased Coach
Smith. Ron Tracy and Ohm Hick-
man, frosh guards, drew praise
from the Devils head mentor and
are pushing last weeks starters,
Allan Stangeland and Tom Fallon
Concerned over the lack of depth
in the line, Smith is experimenting
wit hother freshmen in key posi-
tions. notably at offensive end
where capable re placements for
Gene Mitchum and ohm Allen are
! noticeably thin. Sophomore Duane
Arizona sun., 1952-10-03
Sen. Mcfarland Visits
Recruiting Offices

Senator Ernest W. Mcfarland,
accompanied by Roland Bibolet,
personal secretary, and Mrs. E. E.
Vieweg, visited Army and Air Force
Recruiting facilities and personnel
at $50 am, Tuesday, September
so, 1852, Captain James Ziccarelli,
Commanding Officer, said today.
The purpose of the visit is to
renew acquaintance with recruit
ing personnel and inspect the
Armed Forces Examining Station
which mentally and physically eN-
amines inductees an denliSteeS for
the Army, Navy, Air Force and
Marines.
Arizona sun., 1952-10-03

Well Folks
We are in the midst of another
World Series Pm not bettin' as
to who will win, but I'll bet You
viii! enjoy the games more ii be-
fore game time you will come by
Reddy's Corner and pick up a few
bottles of ice cold beer or the
mixings for your favorite long cool
drink. Then when you set down
before the radio or televisiOn, you
truly are 'Reddy' for solid COM
fort.
What more could You possibly
ask?
SO-O-O-o as always, we are
.ReGdy' to serve you!
Annie Mae, Jean, June
and freddy"
Arizona sun., 1952-10-03
Second Municipal Police
Training Course Given .

The International City Managers
Associations Municipal Police Ad-
ministration course will be given to
40 of the Police Department per-
sonnel starting next month. This
is the second time that this course
has been given by the Police De-
partment. Personnel of all ranks
from Captain to Patrolman will
participate in the group study
course.
Arizona sun., 1952-10-03

department OF
the 1852 Arizona
S t a t e F a ir in
Phoenix, Nov Z.
16, was born in
Kin gman and
educated at the
A + t ter in
Los Angeles and
at Arizona State
College, Tempe.
Art tie acher at
North Phoenix
High, he wants
to nooIAon~oa
Arizona sun., 1952-10-03

thing of the academic education
exhibit at the State Fair and calls
on teachers from first grade
through high school to give him a
hand in stimulating more and
better exhibits.
Arizona sun., 1952-10-03
ARIZONA STATE FAIR
PERSONALITIES

ALLEN A. DUTTON, superinten.
dent of the academic education
Arizona sun., 1952-10-03
Use The Classified Ads
FOR QUICK RESULTS,

FOR SALE-Six room house. fur
nished, possibility of income. $500
down. 1715 w. Grant ST. AM 6-101S.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-14

,,,,s Riders on trip TO and
anI Idlewild. Woodland Park
IRON ron Detroit and points
Between. CRAWFORD.
eos rlizabeih. or Post Office
o'' 900 baldwin: Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-14
Willis NJ. Graves & Claude
w. Haywood. AttYs.

State of Michigan, the Probate
Court for the County of Wayne,
NO. 398.526
In the Matter of the Estate OF
JOHN w. PARKER, also known
as JOHN PARKER, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all
creditors Of said deceased are re-
CURED to present their claims, in
writing and under oath, to said
Court at the Probate Office In
the City of Detroit, in said Coun--
w and to serve copy Thereon
upon BETTE w. PARKER, ex-
ecutrix of said estate, at 1884
McDougall. Detroit, Michigan on
or before the Birthday of August,
AID, 1852, and that such claims
will be heard by said court, be-
fore Judge James II. Sexton In
Court Room No. 527, Wayne
County Building in the City OF
Detroit. in said County, on the
18th day of August, AID. 1857, at
80 o'clock in the afternoon.
Dated June 2, 1852.
JAMES II. SEXTON,
Judge of Probate.
Published in Detroit Tribune
once each week for three weeks
successfully, within thirty days
from the date hereof
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-14


Leaving the city Saturday
afternoon 10 visit her niece.
Mrs. Elviria Alonza of Lake
Providence was Mrs. Elizabeth
Franchin of s33 Watson. The
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Johnson of
2455 Alice. Hamiramck. are
proud as they can. be 10 have
their niece. Flora Moore of
Birmingham. Ala. spending her
summer vacation with them.
Q.-I am leaving for the armed
services soon and I'm undecided
as to whom ii should assign my
allotment. My girl friend has
asked me to let her receive my
money and she will take care Of
it SO that we may get married
later on. Now, ! have just known
her for about a month, and ]
have a mother and three sisters
who could be helped by the al
lotment no matter how small the
amount may be- What do you
think should dol. r.
A. You failed TO mention
whether or not you loved your
girl friend. Since you did not
make mention of it, then / pre-
sumo that you are not, shall we
say wholly in love with her.
Then you are rightfully consid-
ering your folks this is the
right thing to do. Since YOU have
known your girl friend but
short time, and she may be ask
ing to keep your money in good
faith, / feel that you owe it TO
your mother TO make out your
allotment to her particularly
when she has need of it, for as
your girl friend has stated, ac-
cording to you, she has only con-
Germ of saving-up for your future
marriage.