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Evening star., 1941-12-14
Biq Tanker Is Launched
In Record TO DAYS

BY the Associated Press.
QUINCY, Mass, Dec. 13-Bethle-
hem Steel Co officials claimed a
new worlds shipbuilding record to-
night when a l2.700-ton tanker slid
down the ways of the huge Fore
River yard exactly 76 days after her
keel was laid.
The previous record for building
a stable ship in the usual fashion
was 1l9 days. title also held by
the Fore River yard. This same
plant put together a destroyer in As
days during World War I, but this
vessel was built by the pre-fabri-
| Gated method
A cold, steady rain drenched q
crowd of w(il-dressed onlookers ss
1.-THE tanker, Sinclair H-C. was
christened by Mrs. John w. Sinclair
of Smithtown, N. Y, daughter-in-
law Of E. w. Sinclair. president OF
the Sinclair Refining Co.
The 6 pm. launching was the
FIRST such event held at night in the
! history of the Fore River yard.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Man Is Swept Block !
THROUGH D. &. Sewer

A 39-year -old employe of the Dis
trict Sewer Division was in critical
condition last night in Freedmen's
Hospital after floating more than
block through a storm sewer.
Victim of the freak accident was
Henry Neal. colored, of 1929 Thir-
teenth street Sc. He suffered a
fractured leg. multiple lacerations
and other injuries.
According to the police report he
was attempting TO drain off water
backed up in gutter at Connecti-
cut avenue and Macomb street NV
late yesterday. He slipped and was
washed into a sewer opening and
emerged in the creek under Klingle
Bridge
Members OF Fire Department
rescue squad gave first aid and
rushed him to the hospital.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
james Roosevelt Shifted
To Duty at San Diego

By the Associsted Press.
James Roosevelt. eldest son Of the
President and now a captain in the
Marine Corps, has been transferred
from Washington to duty at San
Diego, Calf.
The White House confirmed this
last night and said Capt Roosevelt,
who had been attached to the Of
fice of the Co-ordinator of Informa-
ton here, had requested a transfer
TO q more active post.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Baird Snyder Named
Acting Wage Hour Chiei

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary of Labor Perkins yes
terday named Baird Snyder. deputy
wage hour administrator, as acting
administrator of the Wage Hour
Division
He succeeds Brig. Gen. Philip B.
Fleming, now Federal works admin
istrator. and will act as adrninis-
traitor until further notice.
Mr.. Snyder was born in Lansford
Pa. He headed his own construction
company at Elyria, Ohio, before
coming to Washington as an en-
gineer for the Resettlement Admin
istration several years ago.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
License Heurina Set

ROCKVILLE, Md, Dec. l3 tSpe-
ciaD. Announcement has been
made by the Montgomery County
Liquor Control Board that public
hearing will be held at the Liquor
Dispensary Building. Silver Spring
December %, on an application of
Mabel Gertrude Poole for license
to sell beer and light wine at the
Lone Pine Tourist Camp" Fred
erick pike, near Neelesville.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Experts Give West Coost
Air Roid Instructions

Mai. Gen. William N. Porter,
chief of the Chemical Warfare
Service, yesterday sent eight ofl-
GERS to the West Coast to instruct
civilian and manufacturing groups
in protective measures against air
raids.
Operating out of civilian defense
regional offices, these officers will
move up and down the coast from
Mexico TO Canada. They will hold
three-day courses. placing emphasis
on methods Of coping with incen-
diary bombs
Evening star., 1941-12-14

tonian, told the graduates about
S10,000,000 worth of new buildings
have been added to the institution
In the last six or seven years for the
use of it's 1900 students.
E. E. Stafford, field secretary OF
the University Alumni Association
spoke briefly.
Ben Fisher, president Of local
Illini, presided. Miss Nell Ingles was
chairman of the affair. Movies oi
the new campus building were
shown.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

great optimism as to the future Of
civil and commercial aviation fol-
lowing the passing Of the present
military emergency.
The world survey upon which the
yearbook is based tends to show that
the United States has already as
sumed a leadership over all the
worlds belligerent and non-com-
Blatant powers in the strengthening
of its military aeronautics.
With nearly 1000 pages and more
than 900 photographs describing
and illustrating in detail the entire
worlds aircraft and aviation engine
production, including information
Evening star., 1941-06-11
Gen. Arnold Sees Great
Civil Aviation Expansion

Civil aviation expansion en- a
scale which will dwarf all previous
efforts is forecast by Maj. Gen.
Henry H. Arnold, deputy chief OF
the War Department general staff
for aviation, in a foreword to the
1941 edition of "Aerosphere," inter-
national aviation yearbook, issued
today.
Gen. Arnold, who recently re-
turned from England. expresses
Evening star., 1941-06-11
Two Murderers Begin
Iona Prison Terms

Two murderers today began serv-
ing lengthy sentences, imposed by
Justice James M. Proctor in District
Court. The jurist sentenced Samuel
Rufus Hart, colored, %, to q years,
while Grady Brown, colored, %, was
sentenced to to "a years.
Hart was indicted on a charge OF
Staying his wife, Ida Mae Hart, on
February %, 1888, and was found
guilty in the second degree. As
Evening star., 1941-06-11

but pleaded guilty to second degree
murder He was charged with kill
ing Clifton C. Warren, colored, 30,
on June 80, 1910. Appearing for the
Government was Assistant United
States Attorney William Hitz.
Evening star., 1941-06-11
WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY, JUNE

concerning guns and armament and
the most recent specifications and
performance figures, the new Aero
sphere" is described as the only book
of its kind available this year in
the United States. The latest Brit
ish James All the Worlds Aircraft"
has been recalled by an official order
of the London government as a re-
suit of disparaging observations by
its editor, C. G. Grey, concerning
United States aircraft and policies.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

sistant United States Attorney
Charles B. Murray, who prosecuted,
said that Hart would be eligible for
parole in nine years.
Brown was indicted on a charge of
first-degree murder, officials said,
Evening star., 1941-06-11

investigating the possible use of
large troop and supply
ellderS. has put II Army airplane
pilots into glider training courses,
six of them at Elmira and six at
the Frankfort-Lewis School of Soar
ing at Lockport. III. They are TAX
ing 80 hours Of flying each and are
nIestigating automobile and winch
launchings. thermal soaring and
aircraft towing. The course will
conclude with cross country soaring
Evening star., 1941-06-11

time consuming
than would pre-
liminary train
ing in airplanes
of the type given
by the Civil
Civil Aeronau-
tics Authority.
according to c.
A. A. officials.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

A halibut natures at the age of
about II years; 40 years is a ripe
old age.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

The study of the geography OF
the moon is known as selenography
Evening star., 1941-06-11
T.. A. A. Officials See
Glider Training Of
Pilots as More Costly
Experience Soid to Show
No Saving in Time or
Money Over Planes
By JOSEPH 5. EDGERTON

BY JOSEPH 5. EDGERTUN.
Training of pilots in gliders and
sailplanes under the rigid standards
established by the Army and Navy
probably will be more costly and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
Aunt Dinah=
BY DOROTHY HALE

to g.t happy on. lien It 'twon't for
God they couldna even get 10 that
old stick up church no how"
Her little speech continued. well
ifen yaul are so ashamed OF me I'm
jcs packin now. And air onea yaul
go telegram Miss Molly I'm acomin
back
'Auntie. please undo rstan d.
Honey. We want you here. Don't
90. please don't. You just don't
understand these modern ways up
here, Margie exclaimed.
But when Aunt Dinah did board
tho train taking her back 10 her
beloved shack down in tho bottoms
way down in south Carolina she
Was not alone Her TWO nieceS were
also going 10 a place where they
could forget that most trying sun
day and the people 4 chance 70 for
get them. As the train wheels
rolled over and over instead OF
saying click clicksty click. click,
me words they said we're I'm
asoin hack home. I'm glad to be
aeo.n. I'm aelad 10 be agoin back
where | belong
TuE E\D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
Attys. simmons 4 Bib,
eos I-.al.f A.

II
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Cred
Court for the County Of Wayne IA ehi'|
Gerry.
MILDRED RrRNAN. Plainn., "a
JAMES BURNAM. pefendant.
No. siO.eA
At session Of said court he'd A. 'nt
Court House IN the CIV Of Dsr't
Michigan on the s,h day OF Asr"
AID. 1891.
Present. Honorable HENRY c. NicoL
Circuit judge. ..|
In this cause I, appearing from ,nj
davit on file that after dillEeri sn'i
and INJURY u cannot b ascertahs
in what state or country the dd'n''''
resides:
OK MOTION or SIMMONS A BBA
Attorneys for plalruf
1T is ORDERED THAT Jane. ~
nam appear ard answer the oa
complaint hied IN TINS cause ~
three months from ne date ~ tn' u
der. or said bin VIII he taken +" ri
fessed against him
n Is FURTHER ORDERED ihM
copy OF this order be puoilshea y. ID
ing 10 law in The detroit lroun' IA
also that copy Of this order 7" :. \.
10 said defendant ~ his last Know o..
dress. 10 W. 18th street, Dayton ''-
by registered mail v,ro,.
clrcui, jasn
"a True Copy
cAsrAR j. LINGEMAN. Clerk
II. SCHMIDT. .u-.a
Deputy Clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
No. sfs.sss
ORDER OF CHIICATION

Al session ~ said Court held ~ 'he
Court House IN the city Of netroifWavne
county. this 18th day OF August y
Present. The Hon. GUY A. MILLER.
Circuit judge
satisfactory proof nv sridavit show
,rv that the address ~ the defendant.
Kaiia spirkon and Alexander spirkon
and Mary spirkon and tho names OF tns
attendants therein without being named
cannon no ascertained. ~ IL ORDERED
that the defendant and persons who are
Included M defendants therein wltnon'
being named cannot be ascerthined. " y
ORDERED that the defendants anren'
in this casa witrin Three months from
nj. date or tho Rnl OF Complaint will We
taken as confessed and that this order
hc published according IN law.
This suit concerning land situated IN
the city ~ Detrolt. county ~ Navn"
state ~ Michigan and described as Lot
81 HnathNnle Park being Wilson, fau'
and Farleys Sub. ~ the east hair NJ tne
west half of quarter section :, T At
Hanframck Wayne County. Michiean
according ~ the plat thereof recorded
In Liner 16 81 Flats. Page ~. Wayne
County Records and 10 brought TO quiet
'"s GUY A. MILLER
circuit Judge
cAsrAR !. iINGEMAS. Clerk.
nv 4. A. RERGER.
Deputy Clerk. 49,.
Dated ~ Detroit. Michigan. this 18Th
dav Of August. Al. 1871.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
Atty. :. y. Flanagan
1919 4. Dawson Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne In Chan
Gerry
HARRY srNRKs rlainur Va LuE-
GENIA STALKS. Defendant.
No. 3i.i39
At session OF said Court held ~ the
County Building Of The city OF Detroit,
County OF Wayne and state Of Michi-
gan this eSth dav ~ Aug. A. ~ 1871.
Present: The Honorable ROBERT NJ.
TOMS. Circuit Judge.
II appearing from Afndavit hereto at
tash. that Harry stalks. the plain
I'm herein was abandoned and deserted
Nv r.uegenia stalks. the defendant her.
In laes and that subsequent 70 the
date hereof. tho piaintir hiss made in
qulry and search ~ determine the rest
dence ~ the SAID defendant, and from
such INQUIRY and search says that he
has heen reliably informed that the
said defendant now resides In the city
~ Newark and state ~ New Jersey and
- such as she cannot be served by pro-
cess issued out ~ THIS Court.
on notion % 6 J. FLANAGAN. At
torncy for rlaintiN.
TT rs ORDERED. that the said do
fenHant apncar before this court and
answer The said R'n ~ complaint within
three 90 months 20 date hereof or the
same NAV 10 taken Rs confessed.
!, 10 further ordered that copy 81
this order he rphishef IN tho Detroit
Tribune. newspaper published and cir
,uiafed in fhe county ~ Wayne and
state % Michigan according 10 law and
a Ike cory he sent ~ registered mail
~ The defendant a. her last known sd-
ROBERT " TOMS.
circuit Judge.
"A True COPY,
nv l.. q SAJLT.
pupty Cierk ps-lp-lH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
Continued from Last weekl

Age meant nothing 10 Aunt Di-
nah. Forgotten were her three hun
bred pounds and 10 prove she had
oldtime religion. up on one foot
she rose, down and up again. first
one foot then on the other: fancy
little trot. funny little jig. No
jitterbug living could have kept the
grace or pace which Aunt Dinah
did.
One minute one would see her
bow. straighten, skip forward bow
again and skip backwards.
For minutes which seemed Ike
an eternity Margie was on pms.
Shed like TO have gone through the
floor. She could stand no more
and remain the same hersei, So un
the aisle she few TO where Aunt
Dinah was still giving her dem n
stration
The singing was useless People
began whispering 10 each other
The service was done for and the
minister dropped his hands hope
lessly.
Josie joined her in trying 70 quiet
Aunt Dinah.
"Auntie. please stop stop lis
ten. You can't DO his the E.r's
pleaded.
Turn me loose Their aunt tried
10 shove them Of oh God. they
don't want me 20 give much praises.
but halelueh I'm goin shout any
how Amen
With saddsned hearts they hnai-
~ led her on, OF the church.
There she goes some Whispered.
others. what shame The more
uppish snlhhei their noses ard
turned their heads,
A few locked after The girls WIN
pity in Their hearts While the whole
scene was jus' an episode az amG-e-
ment 20 many. The pastor had no
need 20 dismiss tho CONVERSATION
Aunt D.nah had seen 20 that
Josie was openly crying How
could YOU do THIS 20 u.s. on so-
cieiy Is ruined can never e IN
that church again THEY'LL never
live this down and shall always
laugh a. US
People Jps, donf do things Use
this in the north Margie told her
Ny nance won't have me- noN. l
cant face him ANYMORE since We
are he laugh ~ Harlem
The idea remarked Alr. nj
nah when her religious mood had
subsided. The idea foik- So h.-n
and mighty and so proni 20 81 up
and glib God praise and shout They
ough'er be thankful. they Eo' s.~is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
Attys. Lewis. Rowlette 4 b'0'@
INN ~ Antoine ~.

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN ne I rs,,.
Court for the County Of Wayne 10 Vs.
Gerry. r.RL
ORE EDWARDS. Plaintiff Va '"'
EDWARDS. Defendant M
A. n session OF said court neu 4,
Court House in the CITY OF bs"'
the 18th day Of July, A.p' ls,rl,,ru,y
Present. Hon. JOSEPH A. NOi''
Circuit Judge. .,
Satisfactory proof BY anida!, nj
that II cannot be ascertHln'u ~ a.. 10
state or country the defenoah. 80, 3
sides and his present wn.Is' .,,e,
unknown, that his last known W IN
residence Was as y. James SO s,ls
OF sparta, County OF Randolph a''
OF Illinois. err
on MOTION or LEWIS; hows
a BROWN, ATTORNEYS for f'. u,,s s,,,s.
1T Is ORDERED that the sa IA e,ss
dant enter his appearance ~ ~. 49,, ~
on or before Three 90 mon,ns, ~ !, ,on.
data Of this order. or the M "a
plant may be taken - COMFY ,s-I
that said order be punli'hsa Nv re
thereof served upon defendan' "
tered mall as required ~ lh.N.,ruay
JOSEPH A. M',, Jsd.,
a True Copy ..x
cAspAR J. LINGEMAN. clerk
by A. A. BERGER. 18Th
Deputy Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Herbert J.. Dudley,
laAa RnaanIl -.

srATi or MICHIGAN IN the G.. cult
Court for the county OF Wayne in Chan
Gerry
INEz GILLIAN. Plaintiff. W RUSSELL
GILLIAN. Defendant.
No. Sif.e9s
At session OF said Court held AT the
Court House In the CITY OF Detroit. on
the sth day Of July. A n. i94l.
Present The Honorable ApOLPH +,
MARScHNER. Circuit Judge.
II appearing 20 this Court from AMI
da,t on Me that the defendant. Rus
sel Gillian. cannot be located after dit
gert search and inquiry. and that the
LAST known address OF the defendant.
Russell G.ram. was iog Mortimer street.
Pnraln. ~ew York.
on MOTION OF HERBERT L. DyD-
LEY. Attorney for Plaintiff.
IT Is ORDERED tina, the defendant
apqcar and answer the Riil OF Complaint
eied in this cause within three months
from, The date o, this order or said
hgi viii he taken A. confessed. ard that
a cory OF said order be sent 70 the last
known address Of the said defendant by
registered mail. and n case no regis
tered return receipt egnef ny The de-
PENDANT IL received that this order be
ruhlshed as required ny law
AnoLPH F. MAHscH$ER,
Circuit judge
"A True Coryo
rAsPAR J fINGEMAN. Clerk.
~ A A BERGER
peruty clerk h-f-S- ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06


STATE or MICHIGAN he proA,n|
Court for the cNur' ~ Wayne
No. 2sO,sil
In the Matter of TIE Estate Of GAb|
FIELD SHANNON. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby gvsn iha, al csal
tors OF said deceased are required d
present their ella ms m writing ara "A
der oath. 10 said Court AZ the prohs
Office In the CITY 20 Detroit, IN II
County. and 70 serNe COPY thereof %,
on CECIL l.. EOWLETTE. atmlnrr1
tor OF said estate. o. 1900 ST. Aners
street. Detroit. Michigan. on or he'or, I'd
fifteenth day ~ October, 4 D. iiu II
that such claims viii te heard By IL
court before Judge THOMAS c. WIN
FLY, In court Room No SOC WAND
county Building IN he city o. nsft.l
In said County. on The fifteenth DAY 4
October. AID. 1871. az two O'clock 4
the afternoon.
Dated August ar Al 1891
THOMAS g. MURPHY
Judge of rrctit
Published IN Detroit Tribune onr'
each week for three weeks slees'sftS
within thirty days from the date h''s'.
s.li-i@
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06

On Sept. :, 1907, Michigan's first
state tuberculosis sanatorium was
opened at Howell. There were two
patients admitted that first day.
The last report issued by the sana-
forum shows 40 patients treated
during the s0-day period. These
patients were from "a counties,
ranging from Baraga TO Macomb.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
Atty. John n. Morris
4Gs0 Hnsflnr 81.

1870 HastinE 81. Z.
STATE or MICHIGAN IN the circuit
court ~ the County Of Wayne IN Chan
cory
Ri-RiN FREEMAN rlalr'lr. "
ALBERTA FREEMAN. Defendant.
M sis.ast
ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS
A. . session 80 said Court held y
the CIV 81 pei-ol'. In said County ard
STATE on the csth day Of Aug 4 =.
1871
Present The Honorable SHERMAN
n CALENDER. circuit Judge
IN this cause ~ appearing hv an
aa,i. on h'e. that after diliEent search
a~d inquiry n cannot be ascer'ainfd IN
what STATE or county the defendanf
Auor,a Frecfnrn. resides: and that her
las, known address was 10 Howaff 50
RuNafo New York
az MOTION or JOHN r. MORRIS.
ATTORNEY for plaintiff.
1T rs ORDERED that said defendan'
Alberta freeman. cause her apr'arnh''
IN 10 entered IN this cause vithln 'Nre"
r-.on,hs from tho date ~ this 'rafr ~
tho Niff ~ complaint Med herein may
- taken ~ canfessed: AID 1T is ~ r.
TuEp ORDERED that q COPY ~ ms
order 10 ruhilshed according ~ we
Statue IN such case made and provided
ASH IT Is FrTHER ORDERED ma
a corv n, this order he sent ~ $40
aefsrdar. 81 her last known posioin
address ~ registered mall. and re-
turn receipt demanded. ~ least tweniy.
anys before tho date herein prcscrined
for her appearance.
SHERMAN n cALLENnER.
Circuit Judge
CASPER ! LrxGEMAS. Clerk.
=. 'A 49,. ss-fo-fs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
LEGAL NOTICES
ATTY. Herbert L Dads,
ASA Rnssell Co.,

tsse Russell str,,,
ST STATE OF MICHIGAN n N. :.
Gerry. " wayne IN A,,I|
EDITH LEE MOORE
SULTAN MOORE. Dsfendsn, '''ur u|
NO. SIS. GIL
Al q session OF said Com, go.
court House In the City a, n.m III
tho 9th day Of July. AID. isr Dsuclt a
Present: The Honorshls ma
MARscHNER. Circuit Jua,. lPh u
IL appearing 90 this Com,
attached AFFIDAVIT that ate, ION .u N
search and inquiry. the ~. uhl'nsI
Whereabouts OF the defends. 4
Moore. cannot be arcer,a,nsss saiu
the last known addres. ~ 49, ma It'd
was ess Elliott street River psaa
ON MOTION or HERBERT ,r
LEY. Attorney Tor Plalntls 40
1T is ORDERED that Al. -.
appear and answer the Ral ~ c." 'ao'k
filed IN this cause within ,h,.. '@pai'
from the date ~ ms order ~ meau,
he taken as confessed. ana .N "
OF said Order be sent n the NJ. ~
address OF the said dssendsn, bv ,..s
tered mail. and IN case no res,r., ~
turn receipt signed by the d.f,rs...s
received. that ths order Be- puA'.,.'
as required by law. ''''"S
ADoLrH r MARscHyr,
"a rru. COW, cireui, IDA
CAsPAR J. LINGEMAN ci.,s
BY A. A. BERGER.
Deputy Clerk a, -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Al a session OF said Court held In the
court House in the city OF Detroit. this
18th day Of August. AID. 1891.
Present: Honorable GUY A MILLER,
Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing To the Court
hv affidaVit on hle that Chancery sum-
mons has been duly issued out OF ana
under the seal Of said Court for the ap-
pearance OF said defendant therein ana
that the same could not he served on
said defendant because that after dit
cent search and inquiry II could not no
ascertained in which state or Country
the said defendant rcsides. but that her
las known address was 1886 Macarthur
Place peifolf. wayne County. Michlgan'
on MOTION OF: GEORGE u.
THOMPSON. ATTORNEY for plaintiff
1T IS ORDERED that the said defen-
4 nt Mildred G. Carson, cause ner hp-
penrance - be entered in this cause with
IN three months after the date ot this
order. and in default thereof said hill
r.tn ne taken rs confessed nv said de-
PENDANT: AND 1T is FrTHEE ORDER
ED that a cory ~ this order he publish
Cd according ~ tho Statute IN such case
made and rrovided: AND 1T Is ~ n
THFn ORDERED that q copy NJ this or
ter 40 son, IN tho defendant by register
"a NAL return recelrt demanded. ~
her last known address. a. least twenfv
DAYS before tho date herein prescribed
for her appearance
GUY A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge.
IS True cory
cAsrAR y rIScrMAS. Clerk.
nv A. A. RERGEr.
Deputy Clerk. s-S-i"-''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
Ait'a Lewis, K:wle,,e = Brown


STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne in Chan
Gerry
REATRrE JONES. Plaintiff. W..
JAMES JONES Defendant.
No. 31S1gf
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A. session Of said Court held ~ the
Court House in the City OF Detroit. on
tho 18th day ~ July, A. n, isii.
Present; Hon, JOSEPH A. MoYST-
HAN Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by anldavt show
INK that n cannot be ascertained IN
What state or country defendant now re-
sides and his present whereabouts IL
unknown that his last known residence
was Care ~ General Delivery. city ~
Mobile. county OF Mobile. and state OF
Alabama
on MOTION OF LEWIS. ROW
LETTr BROWN. Attorneys for
Plaintiff,
1T is ORDERED tina, the said defen-
dant James Jones. enter his appear
ance IN said cause on or before Three
90 months from the date OF This order.
or the Pill Of Complaint nled herein
may be taken ~ confessed and that said
order he published and a copy thereof
served upon the defendant ny registered
mail. as required by law in such case
made and provided.
JOSEPH A. MoyNfHAN.
Circuit Judge.
"A True Copy
cAspAR !. IrNoEMAN. Clerk
A. A. BERGER.
Deputy clerk S-s-s-70.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-06
Rail Workers Union
Get A CLIO Charter
me Esd.

The international Union OF the
Railway Workers Of America has
been granted Go charter and
wiii be known as the United Rail
Road Norkers ,ClOl. II was an
rorneca Tuesday by Frank A,
sni,h president and Arthur Lanee
s4cre,ary-treasurer TIE new CIO
afinaie. vhioh has Offices in the
Holman binding has total O.
iinpN members ol'A oreanizalion
havnc begun IN ArfN, 4; was
stated
Regional oa have been open
"a d Toledo. Cicyelena and Chica-
60. and other regional Offices arc
tn he So ep soon
Smith and larsc stated tha' all
protested er sp- and individuals
ard tbs inelgde- Negroes. are in
l.'ed 90 CONTACT rher office