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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
No. s1o.775
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE

OnbEn hVh
AZ ~ session OF said court held IN the
City OF Detroit, oct 20. 1871.
Present; The Hon. JOSEPH A. MOY-
MILAN. Circuit judge.
IL satisfactorily appearing by AFFIDAVIT
on file that defendant II not a resident
OF the State OF Michigan but resides at
THE WILLIAM SLOANE HOUSE. s5s
WEST atth STREET, NEW YORK
CITY. NEW YORK:
II n ordered that he appear herein
within three months from the date OF
this order or the bill Of complaint hied
herein may be taken as confessed and
that this order be served and published
according 10 law and a copy mailed 20
defendant 81 his last known address
JOSEPH A. MOUNTAIN.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
cAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
BY l.. q. NAuLT.
Deputy Clerk ff-2a--i-io.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Idw. VI. Turner,
800 Beaubien ~.

AtfN IdW. NJ Turner,
800 Bcaubien ~.
STATE oF NTcuIGAN IN tho Circuit
cfsr t.~ 'le co1rfy ~ WAYNE IN chan
trr1rrE WAR;: piafnu~. W Ru-
BEN WARE Defendant
No. 3.IGis
ORDER on ri BfICAT1OS
AZ eses'or 80 $50 Court hs'f % the
Ctt'r iNafInF. Detroit on December
i0 llf
srft THE Honorable JOSEPH A.
NtANfHhN c.rcai, Judge
satisfactory proof vs. AFFIDAVIT on hle
fnvrr 'raf tho defendant Ruben
Aafn r.' resident - the state %
arf fha' his address ~ go
f's Sweet. chicago. Illinois
oF MDTinN or Edward II. Turner.
at' ,ri fHr ftaint y
TT - crrEHED hat the said defen-
ferf arfs.r afi answer the hlii Of COM
ti-f ftri IN This cause Within three
nffs FROM ihe date ~ this order Or
go sni li VIII be faken - confessed
nrsfrt' tu.
~ o. fytrHrR ORDERED 'ha, .
torv ~ fhs craef he published IN The
ifffcIt Trhare arf served according 20
JOSEPH T. MoYNIHAN.
Circuit Judge.
"a Trle c0rvi
cfspAn J rrNGEMAN. clerk
~ r. q NAr-fT.
Ienuiy Cork 12-70-i-ti.
STATE or MICHIGAN the Probate
Court f0r the County ~ Wavne
No. 2Of,Is2
n ne Matter - tha Estate % JACOB
r wYcHE Deceased
No'ice is hereby given that ell cred
i'ors n saif deceased are required 20
rrfscn' their claims. IN writing ana uh-
der oath. % said Court % tho Probate
00ice IN tho CITY or Detroit IN said
COUNTY. ard ~ serve = copy thereof up
~ SAMUEL y wYrHE administrator
- said estate ~ 40 lockwood. River
ror7e. Michigan. IN or before Tho TWEEN
'vffth day ~ February AID. 1912. and
that snoh claims viii be heard by raid
court before JUDGE THOMAS z. MUIR
PLY IN Conr' Room No. sos. Wayne
rourfv Building IN the CITY % Detroit.
n faif ctrr'v On fhe twentv-hfih dav
- February. n 1919. AZ two o'clock
IN the Afternoon.
Dated De. IS An 1871.
THOMAS = MURPHY.
Judge ~ Probate.
Published N Detroit Tribune once N
eaoh week FOR three weeks successiveiy.
within thirty days from the date hereof.
f7-20-f-10.
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NO. 3SO.S12
ORDER TO APPEAR

AZ session OF the above entitled
Court held in the County Building IN
the city OF Detroit County OF Wayne.
ard state OF Michigan. this 18th day
Of November AD 1871.
Present: Honorable ARTHUR WEB
STEER Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof. appearing by ani-
davt that the Defendant II not a resi-
dent OF tho state OF Michigan. hut that
his last known place OF residence was at
No. e7if Dodds Avenue. Chattanooga.
Tennessee. which was IN the year 1898
on motion Of WILLIAM T. PATRICK.
SIR. Attorney for the Plaintiff,
II IL Hereby Ordered that the Defen-
dant. ROBERT l.. CUNNINGHAM. enter
his appearance either IN person or by
Attorney. in tho above entitled cause.
within three months from the date here
81. or the Bill OF Complaint will be taxi
on rs confessed against him
1T rs FURTHER ORDERED. that q
true cory OF this order 10 Appear he
mailed 20 tho last known address Of the
Defendant. by registered mall. postage
prepaid. returned receipt requested. and
that a true cory Of said Order be publish
cd IN accordance with the Statute gov
erning substituted service.
ARTHUR WEBSTER.
Circuit Judge.
"A True Copv)
CAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
ny l.. c. NAULT.
Deputy Clerk. ii-29--f-i0.
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ORnER InR pI.nIIcArInN


AZ session OF said Court held IN the
County nuildinr at Detroit. Michigan.
November is 1891
Present The Honorable ARTHUR
WEBSTER. Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT on nie
showing that the defendant vernita
Cross. Is not resident ~ the state ~
MICHIGAN AMI tHel I'f H'ifiTfFs 20 iSS
Keel street. Memphis. Tennessee.
on MOTION % Edward NJ Turner. at
tornoy for piaintiN
IT rs ORDERED that the said defen-
dnnt appear and answer the hill ~ COM
plain, filed IN this cause within three
months from the date % this order. or
the saie bill will he taken as confessed
nrairs' Tor
IT rs FURTHER ORDERED that a
cory 90 this order no published IN The
Detroit Tribune and served according
10 Law.
ARTHUR WEBSTER.
Circuit Judge.
~ True Coryl
chsrAR = LTNGEMAN. Clerk.
nv L. G NArIT.
Deputy Cork. i2-6-1-i7.
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HI 81

Don't go through the next II
months unprepsred. Let my new
1912 AssroIoey Readings be your
inspiration. lust off the press.
Confidential letter OF free advice
on 3 Questions included with each
order. Prot. Able Wallace.
MY NEW 1912 ANTHOLOGY
RFADINCS APR pFADX
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20

STATE OF MICHIGAN ir the Circuit
Court Tor tho County ~ Wayne IN Chan
Gerry.
JAKE CROSS. Plaintiff. VS.. vERNITA
Cross. Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
Atty. W. T. Patrick. sr..
I00f - Aufolna &C.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne in Chan.
Gerry.
sAKtE CUNNINGHAM. Plalnur. VS.
ROBERT L. CuNNINGIiAM, Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
Atty. Chss. Campbell
1881 Frskine Street

STATE OF MICHIGAN Circuit Court
for the County Of Wayne in Chancery.
FLORENCE HEATON. Plaintiff vs.
HARRY HEATON, Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
NO. s1s.g01
ORDER OF PUBLICATION


LUCILLE DAVIS. PLAINTIFF. We. FRANK
DAVIS, Defendant.
No. sis.e01
ORDER or PUBLICATION
At a session OF said court held At the
Court House IN the city OF Detroit on the
18th day OF November. AID. 1871
Present; Hon. ADOLpH r. MAR
SCHNER. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT show
Ing That Il cannot be ascertaIned in what
state or country the defendant now re-
sides. and his present Whereabouts is
unknown. tina, his last place Of residence
was 6as East Elizabeth Street. City Of
Detroit. County OF Wayne and state OF
Michigan:
on MOTION OF LEWIS. RovLETTE
4 BROWN. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
1T Is ORDERED That the said de-
PENDANT. Frank Davis. enter his appear
ance - said cause on or before three (s)
months before the date OF this order. or
tho bill OF complaint may be taken az
confessed and that said order be pub
lished and copy thereof served upon de-
PENDANT. Frank Davis. by registered mail
as required by law.
ADoLPH r. MARscHNER.
Circuit Judge
cAsPAR !. 1INGEMAN, Clerk.
ny T.. q. NAULT
Deputy Clerk. 12-e--i-i7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
Attye. Lewis. Rowlette 4 Brown.
100 ST. Antoine ~.

STATE OF MICHIGAN In tho Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne in Chan
Gerry.
LUCILLE DAVIS. PLAINTIFF. va FRANK
DAVIS. Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20

STATE oF NTcnIGAN IN the Circuit
cfer l.r 'le Coprty ~ WAYNE IN chan
fefy
IrcrrrE Warn, piarnu~. " Ru-
HFN WARE Defendant
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chspHR j. fElfxoBxAN. clerk
~ l.. q. NAULT
Deputy Clerk 1a-is-i-ss
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17

ten, aber bel einem langanoauern0en
aricge tpiiroen pabrldeinli6 nod
mebr Meniden geopfert iperoer.
9agesen ltebt cine anoere M0g=
lidfeit, oaB eil1er ser @egner einen
pouitdn6igeu Sieg erringt. @eipinnt
Na5i-Oeutidlano nad einem offen=
bar berluItreiden Sample, 10 lpare
tpobl cine militarii6e Ga5i=9omina=
tion aber cine llnterjodung ser
perl6ieoenartisiten re6elliiden Solfer
no6 lange nidt erreidt.
@etpinnt So,pietruBlano, uno BE-
fommt bamit ser &omml,nisnus sic
S6erbanb, 10 tpiir6e ser liegreibe
&ommunismus gang europa iiber<
fluten. @ote s(rmeen tpiiroen bon
5innlan6 bis nad Spanien, bon 8es
item mad 6em 1,aben Often big Srau,
Snoien lno Gbina maridieren.
- 8enn fdon nad Dem eriten 8elt-
.frieg bonn beliegten NuBlano aus ser
rote 9error fait gan5 europa 81, aer,
lnalmen 6robte 1,lb in 9el,tiblano
itnbN 1tngarn bas 8lut in 5tr0men
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17
Mittiuod, ben II. september 1911

ropaifden Sentiment 5piiden oen
5ipet ntddtigIten @egnern entbrann-
te1l gfielenfampfe, oer oas @noe oes
8eltfrieges enti6eiben mag, bofft
Sic unbeteiliate Menidbeit, oaB ourd
cine bollitdnoise eeeenieitiae gernid)s
ting Sic @elt bon Sen atpei iie beoro-
Benoen llebel,1, bent aon1nuntsm,.s
nnb bem ga5ism,,s, befreit iperbe.
@eoauerlidertpeiie tpiiroe bas ben
SOB bieler WiIionen Meniden bebeus
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17

renbanies berpor, bob bic Srauen oes
9proligbs aebtlnal iopiel Striinpfe
gefauft baben tpie 1T normalen 3ei-
ten.
Senberion for0erte sic Commodity
grbange in Seem Yorf auf -alle I'm.
erleoigten @unmifontrafte s,ti liqli-
oieren. CT tueilt oaral1f bin, oaB es
feinen 3tped mebr babe, oie Ron'
tratte beIteben all 1aiier, oa sic Sano-
Ter un6 6abrifanten feline M0glid-
felt nebr bdtten> oirefte einfl,bren 5u
tdtieen.
Ser Breistomrniiiar iaete nodntals
Dor Dem Sa,ls6anfenfontitee aus. CT
belnerfte, Bob er ein @egner bon
2obnerb0bungen in auen iolden Sal
len iei tpo iie ein unternebn1en gans
ooer ilabealt l1t1rel1tabel MAIDEN. Or
tperoe ieood feline 2obnIenfungen bor.
.lblagett tpenl1 es iidj lebiglib oar.
Inn BanOle, oas 8reisnioea1 au fem
ten.
ss5n benz eegenipdrtig auf bent eli.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17

be Neinonrs II. 60, tpo1la6 100000
8flnn6 Napongarne int Mugnit ge-
Iiefert iperoen f6,tnten, ipeientlid6 ge<
hilbert.
\ 8ie ilngebelter Sic geudfrage na6
ieibene,l 0anenItriinpfen in Sen IeB-
ten 8oden 5ltgenommen bat, gebt aus
Der Sdds,lng zines 8rooflDner $50
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17

floB, Spanicn bon Sen rotten Sproen
lnoroeno unb iengeuo iiberrannt
prrbe, 10 uiirben ans einem feg.
reiden Sopietrltblanb sic Morob,t.
ben Stalins oas G6riItent,lm ,lno oie
3ipiliiation ut ea1t5 europa nit
StumpF 1m6 Stil mtsrotten lmo cine
uere rote' 8eltrepoll,tion tpiiroe Die
bonn &riege perbeerte 8elt ms 9ar-
6arelltlm ftiir5en.
8dren ein bcliegtes GnglanS l,nS
oas bl1noegen6iiiibe Nlnerifa inI Itan.
Sc, oem roten Serror Giubalt 81. ge.
6ieten?
Cine ipeitere al,s ei,,em epentl,el.
len ioipietriliiiiden Siege iib crae.
ben6e Solge nuB 1T gripag,,ng seao-
gent iuerben. Stalin Itebt geseuspar.
tis auiieiten ser ,,Sentotratien'', iinS
freilpillige gunSesgenoiien StaIits,
Ser ein erfldrter SeinS ser 9euofra.
tien lit. Sitter ,,nb Stalin iparen
5einoe, oann Sreln1oe unb iinS iekt
pie5er 1uerbtttlide Gegner. gSiro
6ieIer getpiiienloie SpporttnitGtspoli.
tifer einen Mugenblif aoaer,,, nit SIT.
Ter, tpenn 6ieIer i'm bciiegt, einen
ne,.en, penn a,td gesiplnecnen gini.
g,tngspaft SIT ma6en 1mo pillens
iein, ii6 als @auleiter ii6er elm i,llter
Rasi-Domination ftebeubes &uBlano
Iesen sll lailens ssSn bieiem bl,r1a,,s
niht ltnnlDgliden Sale ipiirben alle
Die Griegslpaffen, sic mir 6enl ioip.
ietruIliIden "9rnbesaenoiien' aelie.
fert, bielleid)t I'M Gerein NIT Sdpan,
gegen inns gericbtct peroen.
9ie l.n9laubliditen 0iuae ba6en
lid, bereits i'm aeac,,ipdrtigen 2rieg
ereignet. 9ie 8elt mag nod ,.n.
glallbliGere erleber.
X
9ie fatDolii6e Yrelie llno alle
8ottaluubigen unieres 2unoes Daben
es idmer5li6 enpflnoen, SOB auf ser
gebeilnnispollen Sccfonferenj llllter
Sen adt Hllnftcn interl,otionaler
6rieoensplane 1lno >pori6lige oie
freie s(usii6lne ser Nc1igion geflil.
Ientlid) nidt einbegriffen mar. Mit
GinidluB Oes atbeiltilhen, aottperfol-
genoen uno gottDaic'roen Staliu ND.
re es freilid) ein iinnloier gSioer.
lprl6 eetpelen. slud) Scr nae)trdg.
li6e 3uIat, ucS lei iel6Itoeritanolid,
oab aud Sic religi0ie 5reibeit einse.
l6loilen iei'', fann nidts on Ser Sat.
iad)e anoern, ooB int Sale oas fom-
ml,niltiIde Somietreid 5ll SEN Sic.
gernationen 5d6len ipiiroe, feinerlei
@arantie fir bie Sreibeit nno oen
Sdub Ser Heligion bon ser Mosfauer
8ottloielt>&lique 81, eriparten tpdre.
9as neue 8lu1oesidaf ftsabfommen
(6ortiebl,ng aui Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17
lt1,pplitiicbe 3citldufte

-
@ie aus 8aibi1gton berla,1tct, |
miro Mpron 6. GaDlor, Der periSn-
Iide gertreter 9rdiibeit 9aooiebelt's
bein1 Batifa1r, ipel6er bon feiner
Gra,lfbeit nieoer bergeltent lit, bin-
nell fltr5e1,t ipieopr ,lad) Nom a1riid=
febre,l. 60 1neloete Staatsiefretdr
Goroen Sun in elmer Breiieforfeen5,
5ein biesnaliger slnfei,tbalt in
Hom oiirfte oiesmal bon fiiraerer
Dal1er ieit. '.
Nus gena,,e,t ftatiltiIGen 9uIam-
nlemItellungen oes &riegsbepartntents
erbellt, baB ipenig1tens 81 Yroaent
Der sllr @ebrpflidt berangeaogenen
iungen 2e,,te aatbolifen iino. Die
3abl Ser aatbolifen IN ben Ser.
Staaten betrdgt, l,ad) bent 1le,let ga-
tbolic Directory, ,tngefdbr 22,OOO,000
ODER ein Seditel Der geb5lfer,,ne ,,,-
feres 2anoes.
Dem getp0bnliden golfe lit es lln-
berItdnblid), baB, trokoem Sic 2ebe,ls=
lnittelbeftanoe ,tnieres 2anbes IN ben
@efrieranlagen ipeit GROCER iino, oils
i'm 9oriabre, fdarfe Breisiteiseriuts
gen 5llnebntell.
Das 2anoipirtIhaftlide Depart.
tnent gibt oariiber foIgenoe interel.
.fante ginselbeiten:
gln /. Mugult 1941 iuaren
6dmal5beit6nbe in Sobe bon 334,-
100000 8furo borbaaoen, ipabreno
es Dor eii,em Sabre n,1r 500, ,208, 900
8funo tpare,,. Ser fiinfia9rige 9e-
itanosburdidnitt lit fogar MIR 1852
$4,000 Bfuno.
Ole 8ntterbeIt1nbe belaufen iid
iest auf 178,576,OO0 8frnb gesell-
iiber 123, ,628,OO Bfunb bor einem
Sabr. (9urdidnitt oer pergangenen
fiinf Sabre 138, ,63S,O00 Bfunb.)
Die adiebeitdnoe beliefen iid auf|
167736,OO0 8funo, pergliben nit
138, 100000 8funb ltno einem
9ilrdidnitt bon 121, 100000 Rfo.
@ei Gefliigel mar gegel1iiber Dem
goriabr ein fleiner 8eItanbsriidgang
5u per5ei1nelL ipabrenb oie gieruor-
rate nnr beIdeioen 5ltgenommen baz
ben.
8reisfommiiiar Sen6erlon gab be-
fannt, Bob ein S6ditpreis bon 3.5
Gents fir cit, 8funo seob5ader, aie>
ferl1ng 5ol1frei Neu yorf, fiinftig 5l1
gelten bat. &enberion beeriinoet oie-
fe MaBnabne 6an1it, 6aB bllr6 ipefll=
lathe Wanipnlationen bie Breile
fdarf III Die S0be getrteben tporben
ieien ,1tb ban1it einen il1gere6tfer-
tigt boben stano erreidt bdttetl. Ser
ieBiae Sodltpreis Iiegt O:3 Gent 1ln-
ter Dem iebigen Marfspreis.
Ser Breisfonllniiiar CAB eleib5ei-
tig befannt, bob fir Naponltoffe eben-
fats 9odfpreiIe eingefiibrt perbea.
Or tpiro nit Sen berihieoenen 5abri-
fanten in @aibington referieren, Inn
eine ,leue Hreisbaiis 5l1 finoen.
Die 6roDenbe gerfnappung ON Ma-
bon. ltn6 5ei6engarnen iplirbe 6urd
bic Mnfiinoignng bon g. S. onHoni
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17

aIs oie fatboliihen Snbianer
bon @eonla, g. Mer. bor fllr5en
einen &irdenneubau erridteten,
ipuroen~- feinerlei slrt mo0erner
Mai9inen gebrar1t. @ie bas 8ilo
5eigt, lpuroen oie bon Meniben-
bdnben behauenen rieligen 8alfen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17

Sn benz eegentpdrtig auf bent Ell.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-17
Allied Commanders
Start War Council
To Unity Efforts
Churchill May Come
To. u. S. TO Discuss
Supreme Strategy

WASHINGTON, Dec. II.
(UP)-Creation of an inter-
allied supreme council to
coordin a te war efforts
against the Axis was believed
certainty today following Presi-
dent RooseveIt's revelation that talks
along that line have been proceed
ing for some time.
Speculation centered Immediately
on the possibility of trip to
this coantry by British Prime Min
ister Winston Churchill to get the
council going. Reports from Lon
don have emphasized that sucn
be properly discussed by "states-
men of the most responsible type"
But it was believed that some
other high cabinet officer might
act as the permanent British repre-
sentative on the council since the
heads of states could not be in con-
slant attendance at the necessary
meetings.
Administration leaders in congress
were generally of the opinion that
some such body should be created
COORDINATION NEEDED
Sen. Claude Pepper, D., Fla, said
in an interview that Ito coordinate
efforts in a war fought on fronts
all over the globe there should be
The greatest possible coordination
of effort He believes it is little
premature for world war type OF
high which fought with
III itself bitterly throughout World
war l.
Chairman Tom Connally, D., Tex,
of the senate foreign relations COM
mittee said some form of coopera-
ZION between high commands prob
ably would come soon. He suggested
Continued on Page 2. Coz g.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-17
.EI Centro Girls
Recovering After
Traffic Accident
Misses Sherwood, Boyer
Out of Danger in S. ID.
Mercy Hospital

Joyce Sherwood and DorO-
thy Boyer, young Ell Centrans
injured in q traffic accident
near San Diego last week
end, were believed to be out
Of danger Wednesday,
Miss Sherwood suffered a bat
scalp wound and lost 50 mucl
blood that it was necessary tC
give her two blood transfusionS
Russell Sherwood, her father, sale
Wednesday. She has Il fractured
foot which will be operated upon
as soon as her condition permits
Miss Boyer suffered FRACTURED
knee cap but her physician assured
her that she will walk normally il
several months in spite of thl
knee cap having been removed.
Both girls are suffering tIon
rs, ScAltcheS and bruises.
They are patients in Mercy hos
pital IN San Diego. MIS-. w. N
Boyer, Dorothy'S mother. and Mis-
Sherwood went to their daughters
after the accident and were still
with them Wednesday,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-17
LIGHTS GO ON AGAIN
Yule DISPLAYS Increase Here

The FcSt-Press Christmas light
ing contest was back on its feet
Wednesday, after suffering a tenn
porarY minor setback on account
of the blackoutS.
Many new entries We're reported
BY persons who had thought OF
abandoning the idea for fear out
side lighting decorations might con-
.lict with blackout regulations. It
was pointed out that the decora-
tons can be easily switched Off in
the event of any further orders
to blacken the town.
There is still plenty OF time tC
get ii on the substantial cash
prizes that will be awarded for the
most attractive decorations. both in
side and outside. Regular prizes
total $108. and in addition there
will be several special awards
all cash.
Ell Centros chamber of COM
mcrce telephone poll failed to pro-
duce winner Tuesday night. and
SO the 81 which was to be paid tC
the person who answered his tele-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-17
6 @ q S 1
Perfects
Defense
Mexico, Alaska in
Efforts TO Meet
japanese Threats

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec.
II. (UP)-Spurred by re-
newed attacks on the Ha-
waiian islands, the Pacific
coast today perfected plans
for the defense of the 1900 mile
western edge of the United States.
California; s Gov. Culbert L, Olson
called the state legislature to meet
Friday to vote funds up to $40,0C0,-
0C0 annually to pay state guard OF
$4,000 men, many of whom already
have been called to full time duty
Mexico began recruiting a huge
reserve army to guard the vulncr-
able peninsula of lower California
through which an invading army
could march on San Diego.
Brig. Gen. Manuel j. ContreraS
commander of the second military
zone at Tijuana, was appointed di-
rector OF recruiting. He will draw his
army from the ranks of farmers
and laborers in the sparsely settled
regiCn.
Alaska has settled down to a
blackout pattern of existence, fol
it lies closer to Japan than any
continental American possession
Home guard units patrolled the
streets of Seward, Nome and An
chorage. Seward prepared to eva
cuate the population in the event
Of air raids. and some families al
ready had moved to inland noun
tain cabins.
:. ID. ON GUARD
San Diego, home Of large army
navy and marine establishments
began training 2000 volunteer aux
iliary firemen and each neighbor-
hood mobilized garden hoses, lad
derS. ShovelS and sand for uSt
against possible incendiary bombs
and fires.
san Francisco prepared blue
prints of bomb shelters for distri-
button to the public through fire
houses and police stations.
Brig. Gen. j. O. Donovan. adju-
tant general Of the California State
guard, announced plans for uni
formed army of women" to per
form clerical and stenographiC
tasks. They will receive pay equa.
to men. The initial muster Of l0c
women between the ages of u anC
80 will be taken entirely from Sac
mento for work with the state gov
ernment.
Los Angeles county, which for 10
years has hoasted one of the most
complete major disaster setup III
the country, Appeared to be highly
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-17
1942 Grand Jury
Sworn In Here by
Judge McPherrin
CaIexicO, Imperial Get
Most Positions on New
Inquisit0rial Body

Imperial county's l 94 2
grand jury was drawn Tues
day and sworn in at cere-
monies in Judge R. D. Nc
Pherrin'S court.
Members are George j. Poulos,
Argyle McLachlan, William l.. ia
cobs, Ear l. Williams, all of Calexico;
Harry James. Howard Jones, Virgil
K. Corfman, all of Ell Centre: Mack
0. Trenthan. Harry Erskine, Harry
NJ. Mccall, O. A. DolSon, all of I'M
perial;
Nj. l., Kendry, Reed w. Wilkinson,
Calipatria; H. R. Andre, o. Glenn
KillingsWorth, Westmorland; Mrs.
Alma E. Sawyer OF Holtvillc; Chat
les f. Vonderahe and Mrs. Ada Ar
chiaS of Brawley; and Phil Benson
of inland.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-17
MexicaE Hospital
PROGRAM Reviewed

MexlcoS plans for disqualification
and health in the northern distriC;
of Baja Calife.lla were shown
United States officials this week
by DR.. N Nikolc Of Mexico Cil>
who was placed in charge
DR.. f. b. Godfrey, health Officer
of Imperial county. and DR.. Don
aid G.. Dlvy of the state department
of health, accompanied representa-
tiVes of the federal department OF
health Cn a tour of the county anC
city hospitals recently established
in Mexicai. These two institutions
have been equipped and stafteC
within the last three months
Groups Of MeXicali residents are
collecting money 70 help with health
and sanitation programs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-17
Housing Canvass
Moving Rapidly

Cataloguing of housing facilities
which would be needed in event OF
bombing in Imperial county or
evacuation into the county from
other areas, was progressing rapid
ly Wednesday by Red Cross work
crS delegated by the colnty de-
Tense council.
Charles Bratton of FL Centre
chairman of the housing. tranSpor-
tation, works, and facilities COM
mittec of the defense council, and
representatives of each city council
i'll the county said w w. McEuen,
head of the Red Cross committee,
organized the canvass.
A master file of the results of
the canvass will be kept in the
county clerks office in the court
house in El Centre and dupli-
cate of each city canvass and its
surrounding are in the city clerks
offices.