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Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-15
Fresno Climbs TO
Within Two Games
OF Loop Leaders
By UNITED PRESS

The Fresno Cardinals climbed to
within two games OF the league
leading San Bernardino Stars Fri
day night By inflicting a to 5
defeat on Merced'S Bears while the
Stars were dropping a to 2 game
to Santa Barbara's Saints.
Fresno assured its victory with
a five-run parade in the third in
ming and withstood an eighth-inn-
ing rally that accounted for three
Merced runs. Salas and French
pitched seven-hit ball for the VIM
nerS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-15
AAA InyitationaI
In Semi.Finals

ST. LOUIS, June IA. (UP)-Four
of the nations top tennis players
moved into the semitinals of the
Triple A invitational tournament to-
day National Champion Don Nc
Neill of Oklahoma City meets Gard
ner Mulloy of Coral Gables, Fla,
while Frank Parker. Pasadena, Cal,
plays Fred Schroeder, Glendale. Cal,
for the right to play in the final
Sunday
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-15
Dist. Shop Noses
Out 20.30 Team

District shop defeated 2O-30 CLUB
l4-l3 in B. league play Friday nigh.
Both teams scored two runs in
the first inning, 20-30 forged ahead
in the third but it was short lived
for the shop came back with a 10
run splurge.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-15

CHICAGO, June IA UP)-Wheat
prices dropped more than 2 cents
a bushel today.
Wheat finished near the low
points Of the day with net losses
of rs TO cents a bushel. Corn
was off Is TO a oats off y TO %
rye a TO q and soy beans were
down q to Ia.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-15
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, June IA (UP) -
Stocks were narrowly mixed in a
dull morning session on the Los
Angeles exchange today. Two is
sues were up three were down
and two were unchanged. Volume
was appro roximately $500 shares.
Fitzsimmons Mkts., ga Trans
America AS unchanged; Republic
Petroleum l y off h Aaircraft Ac-
cessories l X off Il.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-15
BEAT UTAH TEAM

SALT LAKE CITY, June IA. CUP
The Phoenix, Ariz., RamblerS last
night defeated the Sprlngville, Utah,
Kolob Lumber company girls soft
ball team, to 6, to give the Arizona
girls their second victory in four
game invasion of Utah. The Phoenix
girls, 1910 national champions, play
here again tonight and tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-15
LIVERMORE OPENS

LIVERMORE, Cal, June IA. (UP)
-Livermore opened its annual two
day rodeo today with champion cow
boys and cowgirls competing in rid
ing, roping, steer wrestling and the
various branches ot the western
sport.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-15
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
l.. A. HAY
l.. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES, June IA CUP) -
Wheat. soft or hard s1.G0 a 1.67A
Feed Barley bright S1.321z a 1874
Mailing Barley ...... $1.35 a. lao
Milo, No. yellow ...... $1.40M1.45
Corn, No. 2 yellow bulk $L67 q 1.7O
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-15
Sacramento HumbIes Hollywood Twice
And Salons Stretch League Lead

fourth series win. Yank Terry was
called to the rescue Of Byron Hum
phreys in the ninth when the Acorns
filled the bases and cut them off
with one run.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES, June IS UP)-
Hens, leghorns, Pa TO 81 lb. :. 1sc
Hens. leghorn over 4 ID. -. 1sc
Hens. leghorn over ib. ...... 1Sc
Hens. colored 4 TO 81 lbs -. 23c
Hens. colored 81 lbs up 80. 23c
Broilers, over Ia TO ]. lbs. =. 15c
Broilers over 1& to "a lbs =. Ice
Fryers. leghorn 2h 10 3 lbs. Ice
Fryers. colored 2h 70 ga lbs ..1sc
Fryers. colored 3 TO AZ ID =. zoe
Roasters colored over Az, up 21c
Old Roosters. coIored .... 13c
Old Roosters leghorn ......... .0sc
Ducklings. over 6 lbs. ......... 19c
Ducklings under rs. .......... 1Sc
Old ducks ............... .o8c
Young Geese .................. 15c
Old Turkeys .................. 1oc
Capons, 6 to s lbs. ............ 25c
Stays, colored ................ lac
Cspons. 8 lbs and up. .......-. 26c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-15
L a R4NKS
CHICAGO GRAINS

Los ANGELES, June Il UP) -
Transam erica ............. Az A 3s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

TEACHING YOURSELF 10
play the piano pays big dividends
when vacation time comes
around, Your music helps win
adJniring beaux-helps you trl-
umph over all competition.
With a simple keyboard chart
YOU soon learn notes and keys.
If you've tried 10 read music you
may have thought often how
much simpler it would be if each
key had its correct musical note
written right on II. Well, that's
practically what your chart does
for you
This easy way 10 play popular
music is fully described in our
2i-page instruction book, A
SHORT CUT TO PIANO PLAY
ING. Includes keyboard chart
and table of chords. Explains
musical terms, time values, gives
six well-known pieces for praC-
tice. Book is So by II inches.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS IN
coins for this booklet 10 The De-
troit Times Home Institute. 1925
Times Square, Detroit Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
arviII ca
Grows Best
In the Sun
BY AMATEUR GARDENER

a UG UST is as good
month for planting perennials
as April is for planting ANIMALS
Here is another splendid rock
garden plant that can be started
now.
The incarvillea is a member
OF the herb family which has
successfully been established in
American gardens. In some
catalogs this interesting plant
viii be called the hardy gloxina
hut incorrectly so. II is also
often listed as the trumpet
flower
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Takes Time

II takes time TO improve any
so-called abnormal hair con-
dition. and patience is needed for
good results. Those who can go
10 a salon for a daily treatment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Treatments
.ForOiIy
Hair
BY DONNA GRACE

THIS is the second article on
the pre-Autumn hair recon-
ditioning. While we may stress
the use OF oils TO conteract dry
ness caused by constant ex-
posture to wind and sun, there is
another, and generally more
annoying, hair malady, that, is
excessive oiliness.
This profuse oil may not be
destructive 10 the hair but even
though il were beneficial we
should dislike IT, II is i'm
possible 10 keep the hair well
grOomed when it continues to
ooZe too much fabrication.
NornaIire Scalp
Frequent shampoos will bring
temporary relief but hair spe-
cialists assure us this form of
relief may tend 10 aggravate
the flow of oil. One must have
shampoos but the accepted
theory in effecting permanent
relief is Formulating hair and
scalp. Daily treatments are adj
viSed.
An astringent liquid is applied
directly TO. the scalp. It is tonic
in its action. Scales and dand-
ruff will be removed and the
pores thoroughly cleanSed TO en-
courage more normal function.
The excessive oil should flow
through the hair shaft right to
the ends instead of stopping at
the scalp and dripping TO the
ends. Manipulation, cleansing
and stimulating the scalp will
gradually tend 10 normaliZe this
flow so that instead of the
waste, this natural oil may
lubricate the hair as it should.
Takes Time
II takes time TO improve any
so-called abnormal hair con-
dition. and patience is needed for
good results. Those who can 90
TO salon for daily treatment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

eessivly oily hair but those who
have this type of hair usually
have split, dry ends. There is
little natural oil in the hair shaft
so when exposed TO sun and
wind a protection oil is advised.
We have learned this oil pro-
lection is just as necessary for
hair beauty as our sun creams
and oils are for the skin.
The new hair oils for this pur-
pose are not too oily but form a
nice luhricating cover that adj
heres and effects a sparkling
sheen.
Tomorrow - Treatments for
dry hair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
HOROSCOPE
Look in the Section Your Birthday Comes h. and Find
Your Outlook Is According to the Stars.
For Wednesdays August s.
By Frances
Drake
1--WE % 70 IVY u

JUNE % TO JULY %
Cameo IF you'll adhere 10
sound business ethics, be fair and
just in all dealings and loyal 10
employer or associates you'll gar
ner substantial benefits for now
and for later.
JULY p TO AUGUST 20
Leo It's tops for you and
your interests. All mental work
and ether activities requiring
intuition, keen judgment and
matters of a very confidential
and important nature are espe-
claIly sponsored.
AUG. p TO SEPT. %
PWg0-You born after Sep
TENDER 6 may have things a lit
tie easier than you born before
September 7, but all Virgoans
can gain ground by being eau
tious in new undertakings and
particular TO safeguard present
interests.
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
Librd-Unexpected news and
occurrences likely today. Your
indications are favorable and
urge you to proceed with all con-
fidence and enthusiasm with
your plans and activities.
OCT. % TO NOV. o2
Scorpio-This is a tricky day
for new propositions and diff
cult decisions but if you rightly
exercise your fine brain power
YOU can bring excellent results
out Of confusion and mediocrity.
NOV. % TO DEC. p
Sdgittdru,S - You are fortu-
nate in having generous and
benefc vibrations auguring for
your achievement and happiness.
Promote your work and personal
interests actively.
DEC. 20 TO JAN. Fl
CdpricoTn-N e g d g d adjust
ments, necessary expansion and
improvements, progressive un-
dertakings are among the IA
vored. Avoid recklessness and
confusion. Press forward.
JAN. % TO FEB. 90
AQudrius - Recommended: at
tention TO correspondence, COR
recting errors, finishing incom-
pleted work. necessary prepara-
tions for matters to be begun
next week.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces-Finances and gains
favored. You should be able to
realize on sound investments,
real estate, advertising, handling
consumers commodities.
A CHILD born on this day
has business and social assets Of
great value. Convincing in per-
sonality. speech and action. A
leader rather than follower.
But must learn to take orders
more graciously.
Copyright, 1891, King Features synd.. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
MARCH 90 TO APRIL 90

Arie s-DurinR the morning
period. the Sun and Jupiter favor
the business and financial end Of
most matters. Later in the day
all work and activities taxing
the brain are first in favor.
APRIL 2f TO MAY %
ToUrWs-Today spells benefits
and personal accomplishment for
YOU folks. Be on guard against
subtle and unsavory transactions
or propositions.
MAY n TO JUNE 2i
Gcmini--You born before June
) have the edge on other Gemin-
lans in the strength Of the favor
able vibrations existent but all
Of you will have to apply your
selves asslduously to your lob 10
obtain the most good from to-
days offerings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

usually find ii satisfactory in
vestment of time and money.
In our talk with the director
of one of the nationally known
firms. we were assured there is
no cure-atl in any Of their hair
treatments. 1t is only after years
of treatments and laboratory
experiments they recommend
this method for general use
These hair lotions may be
used every day at home and
this, along with as many pro-
fesSional treatments. is about all
the busy person can do.
Protect All Hair
It may seem paradoxical 70
tell you to apply oil to the ex-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Tuesday, August 5. 1871
Marry for Love-
Theme Song Of Novel
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
WOmen's Editor, The Detroit Times

SHOULD A GIRL marry for
love or money, we asked in this
column a few weeks ago. Well,
we've found an author who APP
parently believes whole-heart-
edly in love. She's written a
book with love as her theme
song . mot BY Bread Alone"
published by Doubleday
Doran. The author /. Mary
Frances Doner.
First there was Maggi
O'Brien. Maggie could have
married Tony Cobb who had a
good farm and seed have been
well cared for, but no =.
Maggie married Joe Killean. Be-
cause she loved him.
1t turned out just as the
O'Brien's said il would Joe
could never hold a job for long
Maggie was nearly frantic
trying 10 make ends meet. And
then she got the job for the both
OF them on the Great Lakes
freighters. Maggie did the cook
ing and Joe the washing up E.
just for a year. said Maggie,
until Joe can get situated.
Poor Maggie!
But for 20 years Maggie sailed
the Great Lakes i. "a. from Duluth
10 Ashtabula and back again,
never missing the little town on
the shores of the st. Clair
River where two little girls
waved pathetically Hello
mama hello papa we're
good girls when are you
coming home. mama?"
II almost broke Maggie's heart
sometimes. but then God gave
you work 10 do and who was
Maggie Killean TO complain e.
and wasn't she the lucky woman
havn a good man like Joe
~ don't know how you stand
IT," her sister Tess would say.
Stand what" Maggie would
reply angrily why wouldn't
trade Joe for 90 like that man
YOU got even II he Is a cap
tain"
Joe so dear and kind
never a cross word ord ne say 10
her.
And there were those who
dared 10 pity Maggie killean.
Then Kate
Then there's Kate. Maggie's
oldest daughter. Well. Kate
could tell you one thing i.
she'd never marry a worthless
creature like her father and
work like dog as her poor
mother had done.
Kate was pretty bitter about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

Tomorrow - Treatments for
dry hair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Other Color

It's flowers are similar 10 the
gloxina and although the most
popular color IS red, they come
in yellow, rose-pink or crimson
purple.
The flowers are produced in
large trusses on stiff stems that
are usually from IS TO is inches
tall.
The variety that has the Grim
son-purple blooms. is grandifora
brevipeS, and 1t only grows 10
about eight inches tall therefore
n IS little more favored for
the rock garden than the taller
varieties.
Sunny Location
All varieties like a well-drained
soil that is fairly rich and a
sunny location. They bloom pro-
fuSely during June and July after
which young growth will form
above the root stock. This growth
can be removed and started as
cuttings.
These plants are perfectly
hardy but will appreciate a good
covering or mulch during Athe
Winter. Apply this after the
first cold spell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

HUM Simplify that morning parade in the smart
member of the family plainly markell
concerned Pattern 2946
transfer of eight motifs averaging 5hx7A
inches; materials required; illustrations Of stitches.
Send CENTS in for this pattern TO the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department 1925 Times Square, Detroit Mich
regulations orders for patterns to Canadian
destinations be filled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

those years she had to live with
Grandma O'Brien.
But that was before she met
Benny Daniel. Benny was a
dear but Kate knew they
couldn't live on poetry -. so she
ran away took the inter-
urban 10 Detroit 10 marry
Herb Mallory. Then in the
Michigan Central depot she got
cold feet and telephoned Benny
10 come and get her.
And so Kate took in boarders
to take care OF the Daniel
family.
Even Maggie worried about IL
-. II had hoped for great things
for you, Kate >. you 80 musical
and full Of poetry"
I'm ashamed of you, Maggie
Killfan Cd. and me with n won
derful husband like Benny.
Kate at 40 with dishpan
hands and pretty tired, but
always Benny with his arm
around her shoulder Kate,
! Amt ever seen anybody that
could hold n candle to YOU"
Not many women at 40. whose
husbands said sweet things like
that,
Little Nancy
Then along comes little Nancy
OF the third generation, with her
heart bouncing like a rubber
ball between Tom Clute OF the
old home town and a wealthy
Detroit bachelor.
Oh, Maggie and Kate
what would YOU do, breathed
Nancy.
What Nancy did knocked 81.
Gabriel for row of tenpinS.
The author makes poverty so
romantic you'll want 10 rush
right out and marry a ne'er do
well only don't forget, not
many can take il as Maggie and
Kate could.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES
Attys. simmons A Bibb
5sS Gratiot Ave.

No. seog52
STATE OF MicHiGAN. In the Circuit
Court for The county OF Wayne. In
Chancery
LILLE MAE WASHINGTON. Plain
IN, Vs. CHADWICK WASHINGTON.
Defendant
A. session OF said Court held A. the
County Bunding IN the City Of Detroit
state 81 Michigan on the sth day Of
No, A u. 1871
Present Honorable ADOLPH +.
MAEScHNER. Circuit Judge.
IN this cause Il appsaring from am
dasit on Me that AFTER dil.gent search
and inquiry II cannot be as. GRAINED in
What State or Country the defendant
deserted and abandoned this plalnuff
Wayne and State % Michigan and left
the state 81 Michigan
en- Motion ~ simmons and Hibb. At
tofneNs for plaintiff
IT ~ ORDERED That chadwick
Washington appear and answer the Rni
~ Complaint nlCd IN fhit cause within
three 80 mouths from tho date ~ This
order ~ sad Rll ~ Complaint Will he
taken as confessed AGAINST hin,
TT Is i'HTHER ORDERED That a
copy - his order he putishe1 accord
Ing 10 law IN tho Detroit Tribune
ADoLrH T. MArscHNER
Circuit Judge
"A true cop,o
cAsrAR J. llNGEMAN. clerk
~ J.. G NArLT
Deputy clerk ii.iS-is-s7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
Atty. Chns. X. Perkins.
Ag- y Warren Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN m the Circuit
Copr, for the county 81 WAYNE In chan
Gerry
RARy CALHOUN. Plaintiff. Va
GEORGE CALHOUN. Defendant
Present Honorable GEORGE u MUIR
II Circuit Judge
A, session Of said Court held az the
Court House IN the CITY % Detroit on
the lot day % oct. A y. is+i.
In this cause g appearing by AMI
da,.f on fle fhnt the defendant. George
calhoun cannot be served nv process
ssled out % This Court As h. Il not a
resident ~ the state OF Michigan. but
resiSes In tho city ~ chicago. County
% cook and state ~ Illinois.
N~ MOTION OF CHARLES u PER-
KISS atforne, for piairtir
IT is ORDERED THAT the defen-
danf GEORGE calhoun. arpcar ana an
swcr the Ri ~ compia'rf IN ms cause.
wlfhin three months from the date ~
this order Or that said hill viii he TAX
en- ss confessed and that THIS order he
published accordins - law ard CORY
thereof be SER - uron 'he defendant by
registered mar ae required ~ law.
GEORGE y MURPHY.
crcu; judge
81, Tr'e Cow
rAsrAr y ilNGENAN Clerk
nv = % ~AfIT
rerafy clerk io-ii-ii---
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15


STATE ~ NfcHfcAS IN the circuii
count f0r ne county - vsyns IN chan-
~srv
VIVA hN~ Williams Plaintiff. 70
JACK WILLIAMS rsss-farf
NJ aigs7s
- session - ssid court heif n tho
rour' house IN no ciy - neiroi'
hiTan o. ~ 2sih day ~ oct. a n
1901
Present Horor,Na Clyde 7 WIZ
eTFr circuit Iurrs
IN ms cause - hrresrlnf from pri.
fstf ~ NE fhhf affer dIurenf search
srf iriNifr cannot 30 a-er'ained ~
thai state ~ country th@ defendant
f,st.r
90. NOTION or sfuuoNs AND
nlrn Autnt,- ~ pfsintr
lT if rrptntu rfftT TACK Williams
1rrfnr rnd answer fnr hII 80 rom plainf
80 iu fh.. cause uHhIr f.fee months
fitIn fh- faf~ ~ ffi. tfIsf. ~ ssid
hll viil he fatsn o. sohfs.-.d against
him
fr pc ffrTurr orufr.r TWAT q
COPS ~ ne order ~ puiIItafinn he pub
'snei according 20 iaw IN The pefrolf
Tribune nrd also that copy - this or
der 20 frnf o. raGisfefef mail 10 said
1ffenfpF' ~ ts isn tnovn adafess
1'i- ANA street Detroit Hehirsu
CLYDE wEnsTEr.
circuit judge
frus raFsl
cAsrAr , LfNDEMAN. clerk
~ D. - VAULT,
Deputy clerk. ti-e-i1-so.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. =. ,. Flanagan
1921 y. Dawson Ave.
- -

No. sis.1fs
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Cir
cult Court for the County OF WAYNE. In
chancery.
LOUISE SWANSON. Pla'nur W.
HOWARD p. SWANSON. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ \ session OF said Court held In
the County Building OF the City OF De-
troit. County Of wayne and state ~
Michigan. this :2nd day o, septem Der
A. n. 1871
Present Hon: HENRY C NIcoL Cir
cult judge
II appearing from AFFIDAVIT on nle
herein thai the defendant Horace p
swanson. deserted and abandoned the
rlaintff IN 1879. and thai he has not
returned 20 see her since that date nor
has he communicated with her. MT mat
from scar n and inquiry me piainfiff
has been reliably informed and abe vari-
~ beievcs that The defendant resides ~
tho CITY 81 Indianapolis. IN tho state -
Indiana and a. such cannot be served
with process issued out q, This court.
on Motion ~ s. J Flanagan. Atior-
ney FOR r,aintn.
1T Is ORDERED that he defendant
Howard r swanson. appear and answer
the SAL Bill ~ Complaint WITHIN tho
next THREE months from date hereof or
the same NAV 10 taken a. confessed f.
thai COPY % TINS order he sent TO tho
defendant hy registered ma AZ HE las,
known address IN Ind annapolis. Indiana
and a ke copy he sort 70 newspaper
and citcu'sted according ~ law IN The
state Of Michigan. and tie County %
Wayne.
HENRY g SfC0l
Circuit JuIse
- true copsA
cASrAR = tfNeEMAS. clerk
~ l.. G NAJLT
peru'v cicrt io.t-ii.iS.
Dated sonter,Acr -. 1911
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
Atty. Charles ". Perkins
527 y. Warren Ave.

MI. St0iIn
STATE or MICHIGAN In 'he Circuit
cour' FOR the County 81 wayne. In
Chanrerv
HARRY cRtv. Plaintiff. VS. ROSIE
GRAY. Defendant
A. n session - said Court hold y, the
Court House In tho CITY ~ Detroit on
the 10Th dav ~ oct. N iau
Present Honorahie GEORGE r. MUIR
rHl, circuit Judge.
In this cause. Il appearing ny afnda-
w on Me that The defendant Rosie
Gray. cannot he served bv process issnci
out 81 this Court ~ she Il not resi-
dent ~ tho state of Michigan huf re-.
sides IN The CIV % Goodwill County ~
Mercer and state 81 West Virginia.
on Motion ~ Charles r. Perkins At
torney for Plaintiff
TT rs ORDERED That the defendant.
Rosie GRAY. appear snd answer tho Rui
~ Complaint IN this cause within throe
months from the date ~ this order Or
thar said Pin be taken - confessed and
that this order be published according
~ law and copy thereof ne served up
IN he defendant by registered mail a.
required by Law
GEORGE n MURPHY
Circuit Judge
a true corvi
cAsrAn J LING F-MAN. Clerk
nv l. n. -NArLT
Deputy Clerk io-is-ii.is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
Aftv. Charles X. Perkins
SCI Y. Warren Ave.
M AIN ga

STATE Cr NfcHfGAN IL 'he circuit
court fnr tho County o, WAYNE In
cfartefv
" N.TEr eH,NrioN. rairNn. ~
MfNNfE cHANrlc$ re'eniar'
A. session ~ said court heif a. tho
Cont Wons~ IN NO CIV ~ ne'ro'' On
the as dav ~ Ocf : n i7t
rrossnf Honorable GEORGE y MIR
rHy rirrati JUDGE
Do this cause - apreatinT hv sffdaf ~
~ Me that Tho tefsrfarf. Minnie Cfafr-
rion canroi 10 served rs process '-aued
ogf ~ tis 'oGf' - she . nor q resident
~ 80 Sfr'e q, Michigan t,' rceldes
~ go Wabash street IN Tho CITY -
ssa.l-h4-e County OF Roman ara state
- Nofir carciira
on MOTION q, Charles r. rcfkin. A.
iosrey for riarrff
IT. Us ORDERED THAT the fefor'su'
MIrrie Champion. anpesr ari answer
tho i'iii ~ 'omrisint q fhls catse with
N three months FROM dafe 80 this order
or ite SAID Ri vii - taken - con.
fosrca ard that ths order he ruhlshed
according 20 Jaw ard n COPY tne-eof 30
served upon Tho drfendart by registered
mail a. required b. law
GEORGE p MURPHY
Circuit judge
- fr4e ccr.A
'ASrAV 7 fiNCEMAN. Clerk
~ Z. . NAlLT
Deputy Ciefs ioia--ii-s9.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15

sT ,TE or MfcHlGAN IN tho Circui,
cour, for the County Of wA,ne In chan
cery
RUTH PETERSON. rialntir - FRED
PETERSON. Defendant
No. 2ttsS5
ORDER OF IBIICAIION
~ session 90 said court held IN the
Court House In The CT, of Detroit.
wa,ne county Michigan. on this sih
dav ~ fufv \ r 1871
Present Honotahie ApOLrH r. MAR
sFHNEr circnit Judge
u satisfactorily appearing from the
aNidasl' - Tho Plaintiff on re IN the
shove ertiiicd cause. that tho Defer-
far' fred Peterson. Is not resident
~ this state
TT ie ORDERED tina, rred Peterson
aprear md answer mo HI ~ Com.
rlairi fled IN THIS cause within three
months from tho date ~ this order. or
said RI viii he taken 40 confessed
arainsf him
1r - FURTHER ORDERED that
copy ~ said order No cont n tho last
known address ~ Tho said Defendant rs
registered mail and IN case no register
- return receipt signed hv tho nefsn-
d~n' IL received thar this order be puh-
lishcf 49, required Nv law
AporH r. MArscHNEH.
circuit Judec.
cAsrAE = iINGEMAS. clerk
nv 4 a. RERCEr
Deputy Clerk in-is-ii-.9.