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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08
Attys. Lewis, Rowlette & Brown
100 St Antoine
STATE OF MICHIGAN IS.
County OF WAYNE
No. 9SS..s30

County OF Wayne
No. sSS,Ss0
AZ n session Of the Probate Coun
for said County OF Wayne. held ~
the Probate Court Room In the CIV
OF Detroit on the sixth day OF JAZZ
uary. In the year one thousand nins
hundred and fourty-one.
Present Thomas c. Murphy
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate "
Charles Hantson. deceased.
On reading aud filing the petiuop
OK Margaret Morris praying that -.
minisiraiion Of said estate y
granted to c. Henri Lewis. W.. o.
some other suitable person 49,.
Il is ordered. Ts@=e the tenth osy
q February. next AZ ten o'clock -
the forenoon AZ said Court kooI
be appointed for hearing said psu'
ton.
And 4 is further Ordered. Tnn
COPY Of this order be puhlisns..
three successive weeks prsviou. =
said time of hearing. IN the ~
trnlt Tribune. n newspaper PRIME,
and circulating in said County o.
Wayne.
THOMAS c. MURPHY
Judge OF Prcba"
- true copvl
JOSEPH A. CRA1GEN
Deputy Probate Register
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JOSEPH A MURPHY
Jr1gs O. Probs.s.
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Dsrsty P.o5s:s Register.
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ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Am FERTILIZATION


At1 session q said Court held n
To courito1ss .; The CITY % De-
troft. County ~ wsyne state o.
Michigan or ,as isth day q Deem
b<r a. .. 1870
Present the Honorable Sherman
y. Calender. Circuit judge.
II appearing from tne affidavit on
tIs thsf ne place o. residence o.
he defertact HeIekiah Border. IL
rrfnorn and that after diligen.
search ard inquiry u cannot Be
ascertained IN What state or Coun-
Try Re now resides. 1T IS ORDER
I'd nat the fefendan, enter his ap-
seararcs IN ssic cause on OF be-
fore three ncnths from the date
- iris order or said Bal % CON-
plsirt vii Be taken az confessed
and nat fkia order be published
e. required By law and q COPY %
this order ~ sent 70 fhe said DE-
fen6ant 70 hls Last knovn place Of
resi6snre ~ registered mail
SHERMAN d. CALENDER
Circuit Judge
"A frue copyl
cAfPAR J. LIN0EMAN
clerk
~ r. d. SABLE
Dsputy Clerk i-ii-31
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A; = session Of said COR. A.u
ia the Court House. IL lie CIV !,
Detrc.i. Wayne Coanfy. N.s,r,.
Oh ire i0ta day Of Ta-.s-y an
sssi.
Honorable GEORGE : YrRpsy
Clre1i; Jutzs.
Il appearing % Ibis Eorsrss,.
Co1st rom srits~1i o. ss ssr.,,
hat st,er a diiigsnt scare. sre q,
ce.ry. tie csfeDtan,s rss.es--. !.
-rkroru and cAnno. be ss-s-,a.r.
e
OF Ncron a Charles 3. Berry
Ai,or-ey sor TIE Piair,sH.
IT Is ORDERED. thar 4 cs,- =.
LIS order y published. st-o-s,p,
% isw, II Ire De-Fo.- Tr-.rs =
-sTspspe- pr.-iec. p4s.sts ana
c.-c-.arl-g 81 said co-l'g. ana a,so
nat copy q sad oFts- "a s..,
q sad defendant ., bis Jas. Know,
address. st32 v.nsrooe A7snu.
Detroit. N.caigsn. b. .sris.s-.8
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GEORGE ? MURPHY.
c.rcr, J.a.s.
"a Tue Copy
CAsPAR J INGEs.AS c.sss
= : GRACE.
-s7r,y Clerk s-i-s.,z
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STATE or MICHIGAN Z the
c-ts. rourr for The Cc-aty o.
Tsrrs e. cAarcsry.
SARAH WILLIAMS. P.s'at.H,
vs. FEN WILLIAMS. ns.s-sart
NJ. s07.Sis
ORDER or PUBLICATION
s. session % said c-1-. hti
81 'ae County Building q. 'hs CITY
~ Dtiroi;. County Of vsy-a and
STATE az Niohisan ,hk .=en'y'
ssysr'h day Of January, 4 D,
.s4t
Present HON CLYDE 7. WEB.
STEI Circuit judge.
!; appearing from sf''dst''s "a
I, herein ;ha; the deferis1'. Ben
Williams deserted and aAartoasi
ne Plaintiff IA Jsnusrv @; 1927
ana that ne has no, returned % sea
her since tha; date nor has hs
communicated With her. hu nat
from search ard irquirv rs r's'a'
TX has hesn reliably irforwa i that
t-e defendant TOW resides II 'As
CITY 81 Philadelphia. in ;ae safe
q Pennsylvania, ard as sucH can
TO- DO served with process issu'
iHc ont 81 this court,
or motion of s. J. FLANAGAN
attorney for the plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED that To- is-
PENDANT. BEN WILLIAMS appear
and answer the said bill 81 on
plant within three months Ton
date hereo'. OF the same nav ss
taken as confessed: ard tsaf A
copy Of this order be sent % me
defendant by registered mail az
his last known address in Penny
slvania and like copy be puo-
lished in the Detroit Tribune,
newspaper published ard ciroula'-
cd in tho County OF Wayne ana
State Of Michigan.
CLYDE I. WEBSTER.
Circuit Judge
CA True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk
W II. LYON
Deputy clerk 2-i-s-lS'
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STATE or MICHIGAN lie Pro.
As's co-st .o- lie Co--,s o:
wsy-s.
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r. t1e Ms.sr ~ tie Es.s.s q,
E-ENoRA Turner. also k-3xu
As s-lt-A TURNER Is essa
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la -. Antoine ~.
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Frs'sr JOSEPH a. MURPHY
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FRED g WILLIAMS. Deceased.
e. reading ard tinz ,hs grt.,ion
q ApDiE WILLIAMS PRAYING .Aa.
sc--i- "r.tor q. said estate b.
E-sn's1 q Reverend DAVID 7. BY.
NUN o- 'o1s other suitable rerson
J. e ordered That tie twenty
t''a dsy ~ rshrls-y mex, a, ton
ot''rk il ne forenoon AZ said
Co1-t Room BE- appointed .or hear.
TX sad Petition
AID 3, Il .sr'he- Ordered Tha,
= copy o; his orssr BE published
'nree successive weeks previous 10
SD tine q hearing. IN The Detroit
Tribune a newspaper printed and
circulating in said County OF
Wayne.
JOSEPH a. MURPHY.
judge OF Probate.
"A True Copy
Deputy Probate Register.
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ATTY. AhBsr A. 1atken
321o Menferey Ave.
M eflfesR

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Vsy1s. II Chs1rfry.
OseIE p. BOwDEN. Piainfiff.
20 HEZEEIAH BOvDES. Defend
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~ tie rsss-csrt o. ser. % h.- a.
..s .ast k-oz- address.
Crr A. MILLER
c.-c... Judge
- 'r1e COPY
CASPAR J. LfNCE.,AN
Cis-k
P. p SABLE
Der--r Clerk
Dated =, Ds,-o;.. M.ch.rz- ,hss
7ist czy Q. December. A. D. 1870
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Chax- X. Berry
so Grzfiot Ave.

STATE or MICHIGAN n -.
circut Court Tor ne Co..,v !,
Wayne IN Chancery.
LILLIAN JENNINGS Plants :,
JOHN JENNINGS. Ds.s.ts-. -
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STATE or MICHIGAN Z the
C-ta. rsurr for The Comfy o.
Nsrre e. CAarcery.
SARAH WILLIAMS. P.s'at.H,
Va. BY WILLIAMS T.,s-!art
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A,tys. Lewis. Rowlftts 4 Brown
liOn ~. Antoine II.

STATE or MICHIGAN 'as Pro.
As cozst .o- he Coats o.
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DsSsty Pro5s.s Register.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
NAILS THROWN BACK

KU1BYSHEV, u. s. S. r.. Nov.
5.--Tremendous German attacks
up and down the great Russian
front were claimed today to have
been halted or repulsed in furious
fighting that inflicted III u & c
losses on the Nazis.
The Germans attacked in the
Crimea. the Donetz and Don
basins and on the western and
northwestern sectors OF the Mos
COW front, but were prevented
from gaining Roadway, Soviet au-
thorities declared.
At the same time the Moscow
radio announced that long-range
Red air force bombers had raided
three enemyI cities.
The centerS attacked by the
Russian bombcrs we're the East
PruSsian capital of Koenigsberg,
German-occupied Riga and the
Baltic port of DanZig.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
NAZIs AT BLACK SEA

BERLIN, Nov. o. ms Rus
sian forces were reported in panic
stricken flight before German
troops in the Crimea today as the
high command announced Nazi
forces have reached the Blatk Sea
coast.
German accounts said The inNad-
ers were smashing ther way across
the peninsula after Russian de-
fenSive systems south of thu Pere-
kop Isthmus had crumbled. ",
. According TO these dispatches.
the broken Russian defenses con
tanned every device known 20 the
French Maginot Line and were
reinforced by miles of mined fields.
Pounded by the luftwaffe and
pursued by panzer units, the Red
armies were declared 10 have
abandoned whole columns of
trucks and supplies and to be
fleeing in all directions"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Order WeIders
To End Strike
International News service wIrt

NFNh NtFNVO WV
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Fol-
lowing an early morning con-
ference with their leaders, OPM
Labor Chieftain Sidney Hillman
today announced that 5000 weld
ers who have been on strike for
10 days in West Coast shipyards
and Alabama defense plants have
been ordered back to work.
EIillman said the welders have
been in juriSdictional dispute with
the ALL in Seattle. San Francisco,
Los Angeles and Birmingham, Ala.
Under today's agreement, Hill
man said. all strikers. including a
number of sympathetic workers in
aircraft factories and nondefense
plants. who return TO work imme-
diateiy. will be reinstated in for
mer positions without discrimina-
ton.
Karl V. Morris, president Of the
United Welders. Cutters and Help
ers of America: Dave Basor, exec
utive secretary of the Seattle-Ta-
coma council. ard Charles Smet.
president of the National Brother
hood of Welders and Burners of
America, headed the committee
which reacred the agreement with
Iillman. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
LaGllarGiia Reelected
I'm Close ~. Y. Race

"A. Palma. all LaGuardia allies
Edgar J. Nathan, LaGuardia sup
porter, won the important post of
Manhattan borough president.
The Democratic organization
salvaged a few victories in the
rout.
They elected James II. Burke
over Borough President George u.
Harvey in Queens, reelected
Borough President James J. Lyons
in National Chairman Flynns
stronghold in the Bronx. and re-
elected Borough President John
Cashmere in Brooklyn in a close
fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
CLIPPER HELD UP

Japanese official circles empha-
sized the Importance Of Kurusu's
mission by pointing out that the
clipper due TO leave Hongkong to-
day, is being held up until Friday
10 enable the envoy 10 get aboard.
The new development came in
the wake Of newspaper furry
over the possibility Of japanese
American conflict. The Japan
Times Advertiser. organ OF the for
eign office, warned that the North
Pacific states are tottering peril
ouSfy on the brink OF war and
presented a seven-point program
which it said the United States
must adopt 10 preserve peace. tx
At the same time the influential
newspaper Nichi Nichi carried a
Washington dispatch - disclamed
by japanese offcialdom-reporting
that Japan had delivered an f'ulti-
matum' 10 the United States.
In addition, the paper presented
the following seven-point program
which il said the United States
must adopt TO preserve peace in
the Pacific:
1.-The United States should
cease all aid and instigation to
China's Chungking government.
2.--It should leave China free
10 deal with Japan"
Sit should cease the "mili-
! tary and economic enlightenment"
of Japan.
At should acknowledge
Japan's "co-prosperity sphere
and leadership In the western
Pacific, leaving other Asian
countries free 10 establish their
own relations with japan"
Sit should recognize the
Japanese-sponsored state OF
Manchulxuo.
Cit should cease the "freez-
ing of the assets of Japan in
japanese occupied areas of
China.
1T should restore de-
nounced trade treaties and
abolish restrictions on Japanese
American shipping and COM
merce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
JEFFRlES WINS; R0CELL,
C0MST0CK, EDWARDS IN
Jap Aide
To Seek
Insanity
BY PERCY wHITEING


TOXIC, Nov. 5.--The strained
relations between Japan and the
United States neared a showdown
stage today and Premier Hideki
TOTO launched a new and perhaps
final campaign for settlement.
After comforting with the Japa-
nese privy council and explaining
Japan's firm attitude in the Pa
cifc crisis, TOTO dispatched 10
Washington. Sabura Kurusu, for
mer ambassador 10 Berlin.
Kurusu left for Hongkong 10
board clipper for the United
States. He carries explicit instruc-
tons from TOTO TO cooperate with
Admiral Kichisaburo Nomura, Jap
anese ambassador in Washington,
10 explore every possible avenue
for solution of Japanese-American
difficulties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
WindsOrs in Miami;
Rest for Bahama Hop

MIAMI, Nov. 5. - QNSl - The
Duke and Duchess of Windsor,
tired after their southwark trip
and the rigors of an enthusiastic
Miami welcome, rested today in
the Miami Biltmore Hotel-which
was reopehed and completely re-
stalled just for them.
The ducal couple will remain in
Miami Tor two days before flying
back to the Bahamas, where the
duke is govcrnor general.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Harmon Draft Date
Gary Board informs Former Michigan Grid Star
He Is Liable for Induction November ~

Harmon previously had midi
Gated he would prefer enlistment
inAthe arms air eefPs-te induction
under the selective service act lie
has until November s TO enlist if
he wishes. a draft official said
AZ Harmon'S home IL was said
that he boarded a plane for the
Pacific Coast last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Women Fail
To Get Place.
In Council
Vote Far Exceeds
Previous Total;
Lodge Runs I'd
Biographical sketches of De-
troit's new councilmen. Page 3
BY JAMES INGLIs

Mayor Edward j. Jeffries won q
second term today in three-to-
one triumph over Recorders Judge
Joseph, A. ellis while upsets fea-
Itured the holly contested race for
places on the Common Council.
The mayor far exceeded his i'm
lpressive primary victory to roll UP
a total of 2lS,907 against 7EsT4
cast for Judge ellis,
Baseball loving Detroiters turned
out in force and sIsyrocketed Billy
Rogell, the former Tiger short
stop, into third place-an almost
unprecedented tribute to an OUT
side council candidate.
EDWARDS ELECTED
The other newcomers to the
council are former Gov. William A.
Comstock who finished eighth and
George Edwards. secretary of the
Housing Commission and CIO
candidate, who finished seventh.
Edwards chalked up a record by
coming from sixteenth place in the
Iprimaryeto seventh in the election.
No other candidate ever has made
such leap between the two cleo
tons.
None of the three women cam
didates. at least two of whom
made vigorous campaigns was able
to win election.
All of the six incumbent Coun-
cilmen were reelected but thier
finishing order was changed some
what from the result of the pri-
mary.
Council President John w.
Smith topped the list once again
with a vote of 171,210 to retain
the presidency of the body.
LEADBETTER WINS
However, John c. Lodge, the
octogenarian dean of City Hall
edged out Rogell for the position
of president protein, which goes
to the second place man.
Lodge made the most impress
lsive run of the incumbents. COM
ing up from the number eight
Continued on Page Eight)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

GARY. Ind, Nov. 5.7-A notice
was in the mails today for Tom
Harmon, stating that he is liable
10 induction in The army on
November 10.
Announcement that the notice
had been sent to Harmon. along
with Is other young men, was
made by the football stars local
draft board in Gary. a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Poles Starving
London Hears Famine Reaches Terrifying
Proportions,' Gestapo Fights Riots

been many deaths from starvation
and that the sharp early Winter is
sccentuating the misery of the
people
German Gestapo squads were de-
cfared TO have been called out TO
deal with hunger riots and out
breaks OF serious sabotage"
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LONDON, Nov. 5. a Reuters
British dispatch today quoted
the Polish Telegraph Agency as
stating famine has assumed terri
flying proportions in Poland, now
completely under German rule.
1ne account said there have
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Election results elsewhere in
the United States. Page 4, &

NEW YORK, n on. 5. by a
greatly reduced buf nevertheless
decisive majority, Mayor Fiorello
H. LaGuardia' today scored his
third successive victory over the
Tammany Democratic IN Chi n c
and he'd his coalition Of four poll
teal parties to another four years
of control Of New York City
In the closest municipal election
in % years the pcppery, puGna-
cious and dynamic little political
leader became New York's first
third-term mayor after a bitter,
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SMALLER VOTE

The mayor won easily in his
last campaign with q, majority IN
excess of 100000 votas, but The
official count today gave LaGuar-
dia a plurality Of ,bnly 1884
votes over his Democratic oppo-
nent, Brooklyn District Atty. Will
liam O'DwyCr.
The mayors total was 1856, 1914
to 1852 553 for O'Dwyer
Reelected were Controller JU-
.seph ID. McGoldrick- President of
the Council Newbold Morris. Rich
mond Borough President Joseph
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Stain F|ees
Vilh:y Says
Black Sea Fleet
Quits Sevestopol,
Report Asserts
international News service cabl,

LONDON, Nov. 5. - Premier
Joseph Stain has left Moscow
for Kuibyshev, the Vichy radio
reported today, according to an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch.
LONDON, Nov. 5.--A Vichy
radio broadcast heard in London
said today that the Soviet Black
Sea feet has left Sevastopol. the
great Russian naval base imper-
lied by The German campaign in
the Crimea.
According TO the broadcast, sew
eral OF the Russian naval units
are proceeding TO Kerch. on the
Kerch Straits. which separate the
eastern Crimea from the Caucasus.
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HERE probably is not
going to be any i'm
mediate termination OF
this war but there could be
peace and should be.
Peace now would greatly
benefit America.
1t would make unnecessary
the sacrifice of the flower of
our youth i'm alien campaigns.
Peace now would benefit
England.
1t would avert the catas-
trOphe i'm England which Is
almost certain to occur IL and
when Russia is put out of the
conflict.
And while i'm the heat of
war we are not disposed to
harbor any broad humani-
tartan views, still we must
recognize that the peoples of
Europe are human beings and
that peace would relieve them
of most of the hardship under
which they are now suffering.
Peace is probably ardently
desired by the plain people of
every nation.
War Is only enjoyed by
those who are playing the
chess game of war safely be-
hind the bOard-nOt on the
board like the pawns i'm the
game. to be swept by the
moves and countermoyes of
the players off the board and
into eternity.
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M ANY a man equally
wi brave and equally loyal
could and did storm
the trenches of the Cuban hill
but only one man-only Theo~
dOre ROOsevelt-cOuld and did
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IT Is a great game il you
can win it--but the pawns
never win.
They perish in this intricate
and intriguing game of war or
spend their shattered lives in
hospitals and soldiers homes
following the war, or starye in
the wars aftermath of riot
and revolution.
No, the great game of war
is only for the powerful and
the ambitious-and the heart
less.
They divide the stakes
greedily while they N.Y. he
plans and place the pawns for
another grewsome game.
But peace hath it's
GLORIES no less than war.
The bubble reputation can
be sought not only at the can
mons mouth but around the
table of council and c0nciIia-
ton.
One of the greatest gIories
of Theodore Roosevelt Is that
he stopped the slaughter of
the Observation-Disclosures wars
and wisely arbitrated the diff
ferences between the two ma
tons, bringing peace to them
and TO the world.
Intelligent Americans are
prouder of, this victory for
peace and civilization of Theo-
dore Roosevelt's than they are
of his performance at San
Juan Hill.
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Continued on Page Eight
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(Contlnued on Next Fage. Col. 81
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in THE
NEWS

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i going to be any i'm
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