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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
LEGAL NOTICES

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"A TIE corTl
CHARLES ? HARRIS
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LEGAL NOTICES
Attys. LOOMS, Jones. Piper 4 colder
6,A Grailnt Ave.


STATE or MICHIGAN the Cir
cu!i Court .o- ne County Of Wayne
IN CEancefy.
GEORGE KINARD. Plalniif. vs.
ARGfE KINARD. Defendant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
AZ session o, said Court held
A. the curt House N the City o.
Detroit. County o. Wayne and state
c. Michigan on the 18th day q De-
cen.her. Ap 1870
Present. HONORABLE SHEER
NAN D. CALENDER. Circus
judge.
I: appearing 70 MS Court from
aHicav,. or re mat the defendant
Arg.e K!nsrd IS 10, a resisen, Of
ne STATE 90 Miclgsr. bu' that she
resides IN Nashville Tennessee
I;is ORDERED 'ha' she appear
and answer ne hill ~ complaint IL
this ca.se V.;h!a ts-es - months
from the date ~ 'a.s Order ~ said
hi.l az complaint Ill pc taken as
confessed. ard tha' his order Be
SERVED ~ Rsgisis-ft Nal rror
SAID Gsfeadsri or hs psa.shed. as
required ~ Law. 81 The Detroit
T-.hare. a newspaper printed rlb-
.shs1 ard circulating il said coun-
-.
SHERMAN D. CALENDER.
C.se-. Jcege-
a True CoryA
cAsPAR J LiNGENAN. Clerk.
? n SABPE
Deputy Geek i-li-e-a2.
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Atty. Edward ". Tnrner,
5l00 Beauhlen
NJ. 2S>.s75
STATE OF MICHIGAN. ;

N-tf- N- n = tlft -
NJ. ss>.S75
Al a sss.or 81 no Probate cogr,
for sad Col.'y o. WAYNE. held a,
re P-ota's crlrt Room u Tho civ
9. Dswc'. or 'he eighth dav OF
January - fhe wear ore thousand
n.re hundred and sog'y-one
P7ssen; JOSEPH A. MURPHY,
Judge o. Probate.
u ne Mai'sr r, the Estate o,
JESSIE q FlVINS. Deceased
Al INSTRUMENT 10 writing 7nr-
por'irr 20 Re TIE last VIII and tss-
'a-ert o, sad deceased having
been delivered into this cour, for
probate
], is ordered Ths. the seven
,esr'h tsy @, FehrGa-y. mex. al ION
of.oes - he forenoon ~ sala
Corr' Room 30 appointed Tor prov
.ng said instrument
And Is farther Ordered That =
copy % MS order pc Published
iasse successive vseks previous 10
sag tins Of hearing N The Detroit,
Tribune. a newspaper printed and
circulating in said County OF
Wayne.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY.
Judge a Probate.
"A True Copy,
JOSEPH a. cRAIGEN.
Deputy Probate Register
1-25-2-i5.
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NJ. 306.S.G
ORDER or APPF ARANCF

Al session O. SAID c,l-. held
in me CITY OF De,ro.'. Jan. 9rd. ie4l.
Present. TIE Hon. Guy 4. MILL
Err. Circuit, judge
i ssi.sfaciorAy appearing ty a.
fdaY.i on fle that TIE defendant IL
not resident % TIE S'a'e ~ N.ch.-
gan hu, reslds a, 1852 Mitche.t
Street Atlanta. Georgia.
!, is ordered that ,he said ceten.
dan, appear herein vl,hin three
months from the date % this order
or me bill Of complain; fled herein
may be taken as confessed and
that this order be served and pub-
l.shed according 20 law. and a
copy thereof mailed 70 defendant
al her last known address
GUY \. MILLER.
Circu.t Judge
a True Copy
cAsPAR J. LfNGEMAN. Clerk.
BY J. F. GRACE.
Deputy Clerk f-e5-s-s
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STATE or MICHIGAN he Pro-
bate Cour, for ne County OF Ua~ne
No. sSs,ss7
In the Na"s- ~ tho Estate r,
JOHN WESLEY HOWARD. Decsas.
Cd.
Notice = hereby given tia. al
creditors ot said deceased are re-
quired TO present ;5e.r claims. IN
writing and Under oath. 70 said
Court A. the Probate Or.cs IN the
City o. Detroit. IN sad County and
% serve copy 'hereo. uron 7. y.
JENNINGS. aamins'ratrx o. said
estate. al e57 Henir.e stree. Pc
iroii- Michigan, on or before The r.
teenih day q. April. AID .asi. and
that such claims will be heard by
said court before judge ?. II.
OBrien IN Court Room No. 2o7.
Wayne County Building IN the Cry
OF Detroit. in sad County. on tie
fifteenth day o. April. AID. 1871.
at two o'clock IN the afternoon
Dated February !. AID. 1881.
PATRICK II. oBRIEN.
Judge OF Probate.
Published IN Detroit Tribune
one in eaca week for three weeks
successfully. within thirty DAYS
from tie date hereof.
o-s-s-s.
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ATTY. Harold =. Bledsoe
az I.f1.

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the
c.-r-i' Co.-' tc- re County o.
Tsyrs T. C.a1cer~
JOSEPH WALTERS P.s'---.
70 KATIE WALTERS. De.srss-.
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Atty. Ernest c. Mitchell
CO., r. Adams Ave.
IN oOa 49,

NJ slVNtf -
STATE or MICHIGAN IN u.
Circuit Court for the County o.
Wayne. In Chancery.
LENA WILSON. Plaintiff. "
l. T. WILSON. fChristened L. l.
WILSON,. Defendant
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Satisfactory proof by aiiiaau'
showing that the Defendant. L. j.
Wilson. is not a resident OF 'n,
State and that the whereabouts y
the Defendant cannot be ascertain
ed.
1T is ORDERED that the DE-
fendant. L. T. Wilson. cause bis ~
pearance to be entered IN u
cause within ninety 900 days 1T
the date OF this order or that ss'-
BIZ 81 Divorce be taken as coz
fcssed. .,
And that this order he publi'n'aa
according to law and a copy sel'. y,
on the Defendant or sent TO I'm
his last known address
GUY A. MILLth
Circuit Judge
"a true copy)
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN
Clerk
T. ID. SABLE,
Deputy Clerk a..
Dated al Detroit, Michigan IA
sist day OF December. A. D. "a
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NJ. sfS.sas
ORpTR or PUBLICATION

A,a ssssi,- c.ss.c corrr heii a.
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G. - sSs-. G. t-s 80. csy Q.
ys--a-r Al ist.
prsss- -.s E----shis CLYDE
! WEBSTER. c-,1i, Jc1gs
T. as7ss-s IT s-.sv.; a;izcAe1
es-s.- ,.s- res Ds.s-1z-'. v.o,e.
P-,s-s r-sss-, ~.s-sssor;s Is
--k--p- s-s i cs--o: - ssesr-
,s.-ss = ga; safe g co--;-y sc
-ow rss.ess.
o. m--o- e. vs,.-s= =. Banks
s,,--nsr sc- 7.as-,
It = ORDERED "a. re said
-s.s-csrt vlo.s; Pr..s- sn;s- her
s-rss-s- Il rs case q ~ re-
re '--ss =cri1s .-o- 80 ds'A
~ --s r-tf-. Cir t1s- --s sad b..
- co-o-,st-; ~. - .ske- ss coz
.sssf z- "a, RS sal. Order
= ssrvs. al s1s.s1s1 IS -se-.-ed
CLYDE 7 WEBSTER.
cirr-.; Judge
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cAsPAR . -i>TEMAN. c.s-k.
Fr : GRACE
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STATE OF MICHIGAN In the
Circuit Court for the County O,
WAYNE in chancery.
DwELLIE PAscHAL. PLAINTIFF
vs. MATTE PAscHAL. Defen-
dant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
Al a session % said Court held
az The Court House IN the CITY @,
Detroit County Of Wayne and safe
OF Michigan on he 9Th day o. Jan.
nary, AID. 1891.
Present: The Honorable CLYDE
I. WEBSTER. Circuit Judge
II appears by anidavi, attached
hereto that the Defendant. Matte
Paschals present whereabouts 4.
unknown and Il cannot be ascer.
tanned in what stats or country she
now resides.
On motion Of William V. Banks
attorney for Plaintin
1T is ORDERED that the said
defendant. Matte Paschal. enter
her appearance In this cause on or
before three co months from the
date 81 this order. or that the ssid
BIZ OF Complaint Will be taken as
confessed; and tha, this said order
be served and published a. required
by law.
CLYDE l. WEBSTER.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
cAsPAR J. LJNCEMAN. CLERK
By J. Z. GRACE.
Deputy Clerk a-s-s-aa.
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Aitys. Rowlstte. Lewis & Brown,
Zoo II. Anfnine II.

STATE ~ MICHIGAN n tie
NJ az C,r-; .o- re Co.-zy c.
" ~ CAs-c=-v
WILLIE RICHARDSON P.s'atr.
rs E-M.aA RICHARDSON. Ds:e--
&c.,
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STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit, Court for the County 81
Wayne In Chancery.
BENJAMIN +. SASSER. plain
,in' VS.. ELLA NAE SASSER. De
.eadant.
No. SOe.Gls
A. a session Of said Court held
a ne Court House IN the CIV ~
Detroit, 10 said Couni- and state
on ne s'h day ot January. le4i
Present. TIE Honorable GEO n
MURPHY. Cireui, Judge.
On reading and hllng the af,dav,t
hereto attached. from which II an.
pears 'nai the defendant h. moi a
resident Of this state. Bat when last
heard from and o, resided m mum.
Der 1910 North Ord street Birminp-
nam. Alabama and That hy reason
ihefeo. She can rot be personally
served with process within he
Jurisdiction of this Court there
FORE
On motion c: Harold E. Blsesoe.
'-'~- ~ TOT plaintiff,
1T Is ORDERED. and this cour,
by virtue Of the authority therein
vested. doth hereby ORDER ,hst
ne defendant appear in this cause
within three C3l months from the
aate hereof. or her default will he
taken ga "
And that copy Of this order 70
setneF with copy OF the affidavit
upon which /, Is founded be servsa
upon the defendant al her issf
knoWn address. by Registered Mai
Return Receipt Demanded: and IN
NE event said registered letter A.
not received by the defendant tha,
= copy OF this order be nnhiisheS
10 The Detroit Tribune a news
paper printed and published IN shs
county Of WAYNE according 10 law
And all OF which foregoing IL 80
ordered. - %
GEO. b. MURPHY.
t.. -. Circuit Judge.
eAsPAR J. LlNcEMAN. clert
By =. z. GRACE.
Deputy Clerk. i-fss,
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LEGAL NOTICES
Any. Amer A. Iafken
Glo Monterey Ave.
- 80 80

- -"
Sslo Monterey Ave.
NJ. ses-sss
STATE or MICHIGAN. L Ire
C.-- Co--, .cr re Co--,y Q.
Va 70 = C.Arcs-y.
oSSlE 3. BOwDEN. Plaintiff.
s. HEZEK-AE BovDEN. Ds.sne-
AZ:
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION
Ats sssEc. II said Cor-; held II
.-s courthouse a. Re CITY o. De-
;.c.- Cc--,y q. var-s safe o.
Ms,1.gs- Or ,1s .itA oar Q. Deem
~ 4. = 1919
T-sss-; lie Honorable Sherman
2. Calender. C!rcr., Jr1es.
!. ssPes~.-g t-cn me affidavit or
1= Tia; Re pace O: rss.sence Q.
re defendant. Eersk.sh Bowten, Is
-1s-oEl and ira, AFTER d.lige-:
sssrt- AID .ncei-v {; cannot he
zscs-.a.ret = What sac c. Conn
t-v - -c~ resides T IS ORDER
I'd ,es' re defendant e-te- bis ap-
,ss-z-cs u ssi5 cause o. o. De-
.-re i1-ee ronf.s .-o- Ire ds.e
e. rs o-tsr CT sad Rs,l Q. Com
~ ~, - taken as confessed
AZ. .-st lis order hs published
ss required ~ .aw ard 4 copy O..
,ts o-ss- hs ser, = re ss.t de-
.s-cs-i @ rs last k-own place o.
-ss..s-cs ~ registered mall
SHERMAN D. CALENDER
Circuit Judge
a rue corrl
cASPAR J. LiNcENAS
Cs-k
3 ? 2. SABLE
-sf-iy Clerk i-ii-2-.2
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Attys. Lewis, Rowlette 4 BROW,
100 ~. Antoine VI.


STATE or MICHIGAN 10 Pa.
aa'e Court FOR the County \
Wayne. =
No. ssS.sN5
Il the Matter ~ the E.,a.s :,
ELENORA TURNER. also sra,,
IS ELLA TURNER Deceased
Notice Is hereby given ths, m
creditors 81 said deceased s-s y.
q4igea 10 present their GAINS I,
wf.ung and under oa,h. 10 as
Court az the Probate ONrs N y.
c.iy o. Detroit. II said Cosaty. srs
90 serve a copy thereof rpo,
GEORGE HILL. Asmiris-a'or \,
sad estate. AZ Ass Palmer S,rsg
dearborn. Michigan. On or bs,or.
'1s taiTd DAY {. APRIL. AID srl
and ihat such claims W.. be card
~ SAID court before Judge q n
HEAil N court Room 80. s,s|
Nayne County Building IN ne CIV
- Detroit in said Coan'v on N,
'1.-e fav q Apri'. AID isu al
t~n O'Clock Ia the ate rro0-
Dated January J.. AD lan
y J. HEALY.
judge r, Prohsv
Published IN Deiroi' Tr.ha-s onc,
~ each week for three weeks sue.
cssslyf.y. within ihlr,v DAYS ron
The date hereof. l--5-a-i5.
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A GOOD sppetite: . hearty din
ners food that we like but
that doesn't like us--of course
ut should let good direstion
govern sppetits.- but do wei
Whsn Add Indigestion, Heart
burn o. Gss on Stomach result
De WiSE-TRY ALKA-sELTZKB
Try Alks-Seltzer too for Head
ache, Muscular Fatigue, Morning
After and Muscular Pains
Aka Setter contains an analgs-
sic. pain reliever. sodium acstyl
sallcylatel ~ well - alkaline
bufler salia
In handy packages or BY the
glass a. your drug store
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Attys. Lewis. Rovlette 4 Brown,
l,Oa -. Anf"ine ~
STATE or MICHIGAN
Co-r'- 8. Nay-f IS
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I.
s-s-, $500.
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Chas. Campbell. LAWYER
o9SI Trskine -

STATE or MICHIGAN 'ss cir.
cut Court for the County q Uay-e
IN Chsrcsry.
JOSEPH EVANS. F.a.r.iH. vs.
HATTIE EVANS Defendant.
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ORDER 10 AFPEAR
M. 3n..4.l

W. "'tsffl
~ sssso- cs Ire above e.
ute. Co-r.. .s.L = tAs Cog-'y
BG!.c.rE = he Co. @. De.rc.-.
Co-r'v c. was- al STATE Q.
.Mea:Ear .-ss ia day o. Jsr-ssy.
-. .tii.
P-eser. Eo-c-sS.s CLYDE 7.
WEBSTER c.-r-, Jes~s
Ss:lstac'a-y 3c. appearing rs
ar.csv.t tia, tie De'e-sar-. john
NE Forss'. is 10, z res EN- g. IRE
CITY O. Ds'g7i; Wayrs Crlrfs.
Mic1.Ear. h.f ira, tis Jas, k-oTr
place o. resi1e--s nss 81 'ne Ci'y
Q. ChsranooEs. sac q. Te-1es-
see. S,tes' atsssss grkro~n.
on motion q: WILLIAM T. PAT
RICK SR. At'rr1sv sos ,As PAIN
~ IT Is HEREBY ORDERED
that ire Ds.entsa'. 5oar-ie Fcres,.
enter his alpfzrerce. e.i-e- r. ;er-
son. or hv s''c~-fy. w.'-.n three
months from 'he Gaze ~ his o-ds-.
o. the b.. r. 7m7is.-t W.. be
taken as confessed aest-st h.u
II is FURTHER ORDERED ,ast
a true COPY q. r. order ne pgt1sl-
81 in a newspaps.. ID a.r .or TIE
County @. Wayne. STATE g. N.ca.-
gar. e accordance VII .sa. and
TIA, a true copy q. sad ovssr be
mailed 70 the iss' sid-ess O. ,as
Defendant. postage -re7ss. -az.s-
ifrec leiier. re;uvr = e.s; vsQ-esi-
ed.
CLYDE I. WEBSTER
civc-: Judge
A True Copyl
cASPAR J. LlNGEMAN. C.s-x.
BY ". r LYDON.
DepGt- Clerk. l-cs-s-s
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-lNNtl curt Tor the County Q
WAYNE in Chancery.
SARAH WILLIAMS. Plaintiff
vs. BEN WILLIAMS. Defendant
No. sO,.Sis
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A. session OF said court he'd
IN he County Building Of the ciu
Of Detroit. County OF Wayne 81.
State Of Michigan this twenty
seventh day Of January. A. D.
1871.
Present HON: CLYDE l. WEB
STER. Circuit Judge.
Il appearing from affiiaYiis OF
'i.e herein that the defendant, Ben
Williams deserted and abandoned
the plaintiff in January Of 1921
and that he has not returned to So
her since that date nor has b
communicated with her. but tha'
from search and inquiry the plain
M has been reliably informed ihi'
tho defendant now resides In IN
city ~ Philadelphia. in ne sat-
~ Pennsylvania, and as such can
no, he served with process issa'
INK out OF this court,
On motion Of s. J. FLANAGAN
attorney for the plaintiff
IT is ORDERED that the de-
ferdant. BEN WILLIAMS appeal
and answer the said bill n com
plant within three months from
date hereof. or the same may y
taken as confessed; and that
copy of this Order be sen; 70 ~
defendant by registered mail q
his last known address in Penny
slyania and like copy be PUB
lished In the Detroit Tribune,
newspaper published and circula'.
"a IN the County Of vayns ana
State Of Michigan.
CLYDE I. WEBSTER.
Ci-cu!t Judge
"A True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk
". r. LYON
Deputy Clerk 2-i--S-la
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Al session OF said courr ~.
in the Court House. in n. ~, -'a
Detroit. Wayne County. v,ss. ~. o
on the 10Th day OF January. 49,
ls4l. AL,
Honorable GEORGE B Mr.Rpvr
Circuit Judge. ~
Il appearing TO this Honor,,,.
Court from AFFIDAVIT on fls h.,.''
that after a diligent search ana !. =
curry. the defendants rsslaspc. :. !.
Unknown and canno, be ascer,,,
&c. a.
On Motion Of Charles r. Rev..
Attorney for the PlsinnH
1T Is ORDERED. that co,. !,
this order be published. acro,s ~ :
% law. in The Ds;roi, Tribgrs |.
newspaper printed. prh!ishsa -.
circulating in said conn,y. ana a..
that a copy OF said o.dar n 80,
% said defendant. at his las, kro~ 49,
addre Is, 1892 ylnevcod Ars,1.
Detroit. Michigan. By registers.
mall. -
GEORGE B MURPHY.
Circuit judge
a True Copy
CAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. c.erk
J z GRACE.
Deputy Clerk. s.l-s.,s
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Any. Herbert !. Dudley,
49, Russel -.

S-.-- NJ ,,-r-.s..% re p-o-
sac r-- s--.-s ~ {. Tsvre
W. sSa.oo;
= re Ns-s- 20 Estate az
roHS NASH -s>sssss
49, -.-. -. -.
80. 49,, i. ., .,s =. -
..-ss 1, --ss4. M -..-. .
- 80 go
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Atty. Harold 4. Bledsoe,
GIL Grafiot iNe

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit, Court for the County 81
Wayne In Chancery.
BENJAMIN r SASSER. Plain
IN VS.. ELLA NAE SASsER, De
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LEGAL NOTICES
Aftv. wm. V. Banks
Az z. Vernon HiThway

STATE Or MICHIGAN = ;As
C.rcl.; Cc--t sc- re Co--ty q.
Wave - cea-cs-y
EENNlE PrL-EN. r P.s.---
"a vfp-E- F-LLES. Defendant
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Chas. r. Bery
500 Grafl0f a.

STATE Or MICHIGAN IN !.
Circuit Court for the Conn. %.
wayne In chsnoery. o.
LILLIAN JENNINGS. PlsIr..
JOHN JENNINGS, Deiendan, !"
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My. :. ]. Flanagan
1927 =. DayIsor Ava

STATE OF MICHIGAN in II.
Circuit, Court for the County 0.
WAYNE in Chancery.
SARAH WILLIAMS. Plaintiff,
vs. BEN WILLIAMS. Defendant
No. 500, Sis
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Atty. VIM. Y. Banks.
as +. Vernon HIGHWAY

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE IN chancery
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STATE or MICHIGAN 10 Pa.
aa'e Court for the County n
Wayne. y
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"A True Copyl
cASPAR J. LlNGENAN. C.e-k.
By ". r LYDON.
DePgi. Clerk. ,-.5-3-s.
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Atty. James u. Lee,
9010 81 Anfoine ~


STATE or MICHIGAN he Pro.
bate Court for ne County OF wayne.
M oSs 0e-
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STATE Of MICHIGAN he Cir
cu!i Court .o- he County Of Wayne
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Governors Threat
Averfs Michigan
Utility Firm Strike
Disputonts Are Warned
He'll Use Full Power Of
Office to Bor WoIkout

Gov. Murray D. Van Wagoner's
threat to use the full power of this
Office" today brought an agreement
to arbitrate a strike threatened by
A. F L. unionists against the Con-
sumers' Power Co., utility serving
Southern Michigan industrial areas.
Mediation earlier had brought
truces in other disputes threatening
defense work over the Nation.
The Governor made his announce
.ment after he had called spokeS-
men for both sides before him
and warned them he would "use the
full power of this Office to see to it
that the public service is not dis
rupted."
The strike, originally set to start
at 2 pm. yesterday, was postponed
for 48 hours by union officials after
an appeal from the Governor and
the Office of Production Manage
ment.
Gov. Van Wagner said both sides
agreed that if their spokesman
reached no agreement before the
new deadline tomorrow, the dispute
would be submitted to a special
board of arbitration empowered to
settle the issues. He said the union
and the company each would name
one member and the two would ap-
point third to work out basis for
settlement with the agreement that
the boards findings would be final.
Demands for $5-a-Week wage in
crease for all production workers
and preferential shop were issues.
Gov. Van WAGNER asked the
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Downey DiscIoses Aid Bill
Views in Letter 10 Son
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A letter to his 17-year-old son
Dick was the vehicle used by Sen
ator Downey, Democrat, of Cali
fornia last night to make known
his support of the lease-lend bill
You have written me, as have
many young people, and old ones,
too," the Senator told his son, to
learn how he planned to vote on
the measure.
Senator Downey said this coun-
try's only practical sphere of in
fluence lies within this hemisphere"
and that any attempt at moral i'm
perialism" would be turned back
with redoubled disillusion."
But one insistent factor out
weighs in my mind these considera-
tions," he added. And that is that
we. as a Nation, have morally COM
mitted ourselves to the full assist
ance of the British people. If we
retract our pledge at this late hour,
we shall have to answer not only to
the embittered living, not only to
the deluded dead, but to our own
offended conscience.
"I have no knowledge, Dick, how
history will view the decision we
take here or how even your own
Evening star., 1941-03-06

see If walkout coulo be averted.
The plant has 5000 employees work.
ing around the clock on such de-
Tense items as aluminium sheets and
screw machine products.
Acceding to request from the
Office of Production Management,
$50 striking G. I. o. unionlsts agreed
to return to their Jobs at the Com
bustion Engineering Co., Chat
tanooga, Tenn, pending further
negotiations with the management
on wage and hour problems and the
question of collective-bargaining
agent.
San Diego Strike Ends.
Three hundred A. F. l.. shipbuild-
ers, on strike since February 18 at
two San Diego boatyards, agreed to
go back to work today on converting
purse-seiners into minesweepers for
the Navy. A union shop was pro-
vided and adjustments were made
In the wage scale.
Other labor disputes, however,
continued to hold up work on naval
destroyers at Orange, Tex; at a
shell steel plant of the Pittsburgh
Crucible Steel Co. at Midland, Pa.
and on IS 100000 worth of Army Air
Corps construction at Wright Field,
Ohio.
Further conferences were slated
here today between officials of the
international Harvester Co. and the
C. I. O.-Farm Equipment Workers
Organizing Committee, in an effort
to settle strikes at four Harvester
plants in Illinois and Indiana. The
union seeks wage increases and
union recognition.
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Wage-Hour Committee
Named for 7 Industries
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Wage-Hour Division has an
nounced the appointment Of two
committees to determine minimum
wage rates for employees in the gray
iron jobbing foundry industry and
the clay products industry.
The committees are made up of
representatives of the public, man
agement and labor, and may recon-
mend the establishment by wage
order of base pay rates between 80
and 40 cents an hour.
Sidney e. Sweet, Episcopal Church
dean, st. Louis, was named chair
man OF the committee for the gray
iron jobbing foundry industry, in
which about per cent Of the 150,-
900 to 100000 employees, wage-hour
officials said, are now getting less
than 40 cents an hour.
George E. Osborne of the Stanford
University law school, Palo Alto,