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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Why Aren't
100000 in
Camp
Local Scion Reps
Induction Delays
In Senate Debate
Especial to The Tacoma Times)

WASHINGTON - Senator
Homer T. Bone Cd, Wash.)
caustically criticized the adj
ministration during debate on
the measure to permit holding
draftees, guardsmen and re-
serve troops in service for
more than one year.
THE original selectivs service
act permitted the president and
the army to induct into the service
(annually) 100000 men, Bone
said.
We were assured at that time.
while I was not prepared to agree
with that conclusion, that a SUI
preme crisis confronted US.
THE law" the senator con-
tinued, "has been on the
statute books for 10 months,
and we have indicted only
100000 men in the face OF
this assumed crisis, when We
could just as well have in
Quoted 900, 900 men II the
crisis were as compelling as IL
WAS alleged to be at that time.
II know that many senators
were impressed with the gravity
of the situation. and yet the very
persons who told us that il was so
grave have taken advantage up 10
only so per cent of their ability TO
Continued on Page II, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Soviets Wine
Out Foe on
Front
Survivors Are
Driven Back by
Reds in Rout
18th DAY IN RUSSIA

MOSCOW - Russian forces
were reported Monday to have
wiped out half a division OF
enemy troops in a l3-day
battle on the Finnish front
and 10 have driven back sur.
vivors of the division in a
rout.
The exact location Of the re-
ported Russian success was not
revealed by the dispatch from the
front IN which the action was re-
ported.
The successful Soviet operation
on the northern front conceded
with indications that German
pressure on the key sectors of
Newell, smolensk and Zhitomir is
relaxing. possibly because Of
sweeping attacks by the Red air
fleet In cooperation with counter
action Of Soviet land troops.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Movie-Going
Soldier Has
Arrived"
Greeted by Movie
Cuties. MoguIs
In Film Capital

HoLIfw D--Ths United
states aFmys champion movie
xosr. PVT. Kenneth Wilkinson ri
FORT Lewis. IL seeing tins sights n
Hollywood today
he vas granted q Today fur
louHh 10 10 the guest ~ the film
Industry after he Sas recognized
a. the srny's No. film fan. viii
= record ~ sOs feature length pie.
lures during slightly more than
eight months In the army.
HoiIy woods Interest ir Vii
kin.on date. hssk Ia April ~
shen . festvs s,ssy sisst
the Issss.r-sid isfsnts, MAS
masis going hsbsy apf,~.r~a
in Tho Tacoma 11mss. ~ that
iinss ~ had sssa 1ss mss.s.
.saos the pssyisa. Oct. the
day hs snl,sied. rnit-d fte.s
picked ap The story and " Vas
printed In newspapers ali esss
IN a.. =.
wilkinson arrived BY United Ar
Lines Sunday morning and uas
greeted bY a dslsgation ffom tbs
Motion Picture Producers and Das-
tflbHt0ts of America
Ths delegation included Prssi-
dsBt win ~. Hays bsii 10 hAd =
hard time getting wnklnson's at
tsntlan from a flock n nina
bxAfltlsa
Ths Fifis Card Br2s virginia
. Efisn. Joan Lssils and Linda
Dsfnsli fotrd wiisinssa sns~
IT, details d sssh ~ their latest
pleiafss.
HsVs sd =. Frank gfssnsaa.
president - 10 producers aesaei-
siioa. ssssd Wilkinson ~hsthsf ~
attended rnoylss az regularly -
fore Re lolnsd ne army
No. n. ssid = aim nave use
money - regularly"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

priSnnet IN Bisrrits hctsl hefore
thslr ezeaf@.
When tod Monday that = nsx
ambulance rnit had hen organised
. ssii fer Africa Aus. % hoth
ssid they planned % io,n up again.
Steward snd Grrsncurh 50
faey hsd planned for weeks -
escape They finally made ths
asSh Nhsn ne % their Mas guards
snEsred them ~ intmsting ~
didn't think these Americans
would have the courage 10 Try
Ii escape.
stewart. = stockv. bespectselea
owner q an ics plant IN private
feof.two assistant hesdmastsr a.
boys school were careful u
avoid identifying the region 81
their escape. fearing the Germans
would punish Frenchmcn Who BE-
ffiended them.
CORPS II
PLACED UNDER GUARD
A fser thar feraxN uaaarrrRFs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Smelier Strike
Vote Tuesday

strike vote ~pProHimatsly
200 smplqys. the Tacoma
smslter viii ~ ~ az scheduled
Tuesday. Norman LANCE. business
agent Of the international Union
Of Nine. Mil Ald Smeiter
Workers. local No. Is CCIOl. said
Monday
Voting will BE- done al teo
places between the hour, Of !
and p N. At SSH No. 5ist. and
from 70 3 .. N. At the clio hail.
18Th and Pacific ave. according
% IanRs.
Calling Of the strike vote fol
loved a deadlock In nsEotiations
between union officials assinE a
l0-eent-an-h hour rsiss. and directors
81 the American smelling
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Smolensk Fall
Is Hinied Near

BERLIN The German
high command reported Mon
day that the battle near
Smolensk" is nearing its con-
cluslon.
The eommunieus was Issued
from Adolf Hitlers field head
quarters on the eastern front
The hlgh command claimed that
al attempts by the Russians -
prevent the obstruction q trap
ped Soviet forces had been fooled
BY the German troops IN the
smoiensk sector.
The official news agency DSB
claimed that German division
from Bessarabiz had broken
through = section q the Stain
Inc after heavy fighting. captur-
ing q bunkers. The exact loca-
ton Of the reported oresk-through
Nas not specified
ltGermsn accounts have re-
peatedly insisted that the Stain
line has been broken through Al
all decisive points"J
The high command again noted
that bad road conditions are in
peding military movements on the
eastern front but insisted that
pursuit" Of the snemsy IA being
continued despite this handicap.
On the Finnish front, said the
nigh command. obstinate resAss-
ancs mas been encountered b.
Gernsn-Finnisn forces which nave.
nevertheless. succeeded in making
som. advances.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Dramatic Story
Is Related by
Seottle Reporter

Editors ~ote-George . Kidd
- seattle. nited Press staff writer
In Berlin. Lufieh and Belgrade dur
inF The isst four sears. returned to
ire nIfed states Monday on the
y. :. fNeaiihur. On the Hay over
hs interviewed two American am
hulzner drivers Who escaped from
the Germans In occupied France
snd aent through many hardShips
before fhrs aers able 20 penetrate
ffes france and get aid from
American offieials- The account
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

sna made their WAY 70 Msrseilles
l4seon nd freedom aboard the
:. : Exealihur
They we're James stewart. 81.
. onecnta. y. Y. and Thomas
6re~neugh. 80. q Charlottesville.
"a. members - the British Amer
ran ambulance corps unit aboard
ne Egyptian liner Zsmzam when
( Nas shelled ard sunk without
warning ~ the German raider
TsmsSs last April n.
They escaped from the prison
train On June - snd, walking At
night and hiding ~ dsy. made
their Nay n freedom by the gaid-
mk light - the North star.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

unknown countryside swarm
ing with German soldiers.
one q them started through the
@indos he vss halfway through
When \ step sounded In the cor
ridor. HIS companion Jerked him
hack. a split-seoond later a guard
n the uniform q the German mill
AIRY field police poked his head
tnto the compartment
The guard looked around noted
that two u the six prisoners IN
the compartment appeared to ~
IN = drunken sleep and passed -
his way
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
King Co. Houses
Ordered 10 Close

SEATTLE ~ Sheriff William p
severyns Monday ordered all
houses Of prostitution IN King
oounty-including the city Of Sc
attic closed within 4 week.
The sheriff acted on the direc-
ton Of the county commissioners,
who were asked by Fort Lewis
officials to suppress commercial
lied vice here 90 protect the health
Of soldiers at the army base.
Chief Of Police Herbert d. Kim
sey said bis men would do what
ever the army wanted.
Mayor Harry P. Cain Of Tacoma
last week ordered all houses Of III
fame there closed in two weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
TWO DRUMS" COME
To LIFE AND FLEE

The two "drunks" Immediately
came 10 life and. this time. both
went through the window into the
dim night -Four days and three
nights later. after nerve-trying
narrow escapes and much physi-
cal sufferings. they crossed from
occupied into unoccupied France
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Missing Hiker Sought
BY Searching Party

VANCOUVER, Is. {. - Search
parties com bed the HoIlyburn
Ridge area. across the hsrbor from
Vancouver Monday for David
Drynsn. ~. missing sine. he wan
dered away FROM hiking party
Sunday morning.
The party was sn route 70 the
Lions peaks and csmped Saturday
night on Hoilyourn. Early Sunday
morning Drymsn Jeff the party 10
inspect the trail ahead. and fsled
&c return.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
RED LINE ON ENTIRE
800 NILE FRONT HOLDS

The Russian fighting line slonl
the whole ! 500 front VA
said TO be holding firm and wa
described by an official spokesman
as gigantic "Verdun.
There were hints that an
important Soviet success Was
In the making In the smolensk
area. 2s5 miles from Moscow
where the Mani panzer spear
head has been held up for two
week. by terrific Soviet at
tacks, both frontal and nv
forces left In the rear Of the
panzer spearheads.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Eastern States
|Swelier Under
Hot, Humid Air

Eastern and mid~~ssssa states
s~sitsrsd Monday uassr . bi4as.s
~ hat. hsmia al,
Temperatures held near Inc tno-
degree mark from the w.sfsTn
plains Ia ths Atlantic s~~sa~sa n
the final stage a. . ~s<s s.d hssf
save
a. T. fsasasf. q. =. fsses
s~stss 81 Chicago. ssis seisef
fss The siaSis- Atlantis States
appeared isnesesu~sl~ i~ssss
is~ Middle ~ sks ws~h.
In ih~ s~stssn f~o.thlsss ~ inc
aatlnn. aniy tina ss~ kaxi.nd
states had escaped ths sewers a<sI
Temperatures ~sfs reported sight
" shoxs normal In TN sestn<fa
states. approximately 10 assrsss
sioss IN ths nsssn~ss states ana
:. high a. 20 shevs IN enc s<sth-
srn plains. Readings ~sfs nssx
normal IN ih~ far ssst.
cineinn.ti reported Inc nsfienss
sffieisl maximum tsmp~f.tsxfs q
100 dsafsss Sunday 0th<r read
lnEs included i0s a cissslsnd. ioz
At fun. ana i'hoenix. Aria. ffsf 81
rs. L<Aais. Blytns. Cal. and Mo-
sss1Es and ofr~t Falls. o D.. loo
At Detroit. rslsds. O.. and Louis
villa. Ny. - ~ cnsssxn. - ~
I'1s,shanEh. wssninxtsa snA Jsek~
soavtfi<. FIas. - 81 fnilsd~ErnlA.
- a. as~ resk sad "a Al fse~faa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

LAS VEGAS. Nev.-Judy Car
land, young singing movie actress
End David Rose, composer and
musical ar.anger. flew here from
Hollywood and were married early
Monday.
The party routed Justice Of
Peace Mahlon Brown from his
bed. The 20-yvAr-old actress
sas attended BY her mother.
Mrs. william Gilmore. and will
honeymoon several days al a
ranch here.
THIS was the first marriage for
The red haired songstress who
walked onto Aetro-GoldWyn-
Mayer lot seven years ago. an
nouneed she was slready vet
ersn actress. and worked herself
INTO a $1,000 a week film Job.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
RECOVER FULLY FROM
THRILLING ADVENTURE

When they arrived here. they
Nere fully recovered from the
series Of adventures which saw
them confined 50 days on a Ger
man supply ship AZ sea and i'm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Polo Negri Barred
JERSEY CITY.

JERSEY CITY. y. J-Pols Ne
Eri. a star Of the silent motion
pictures. was barred from enter
ing the United States Monday.
Her five-yesr permit has lspsed
ard has not been renewed. immi-
grafton officials said when they
took her 20 Ellis island.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
BY GEORGE 6. KIDD
InIfad nr.x. S..H n-4.

JERSEY CITY. y. 1.-THE
stage was all set. The only
thing between the two Amer
leans and freedom from their
Nazi guards was an open win
dow in the railroad coach-an
open window and 40 miles of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Bone Bill Provides
New Court Of Appeals

WASHINGTON- Homer T
Bone, D. Wash. Monday intro
duced a bill to establish new
federal circuit court Of appeals to
be known as the 18th circuit court
serving Oregon, Washington, Idaho
and Montana.
The states now are part Of the
ninth circuit. which also includes
California, Nevada, Arizona and
Hawaii. The ninth circuit has
seven judges. Bones plan would
put four in the ninth circuit and
three in the 18th circuit court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

esed ~ T. steal . fs~ snflsrs
fEeza - peeAst while he eFstsss=a
= sleep We ssch hsd ie.f -
rsFnsa blesA tfrad sna q ssa -
HarIInsa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

n. . fiposshy. saoi so Puget
Sound ave. refused 10 get excited
about = certain lily reported -
having 90 many blooms his lily
n th- same variety has more
hloorss 10 opened and fiys yet 10
open. It's of IN. aurstun varsity
ms had u three years and last
year II produced ~ blooms.
Judge Clarence q. layton as
absent from justice court Monday
tsinE on his annual vacation.
Jo. Rnddy whose ship ehsndisry
business flourishsd In Tacoma
hack In the old sailing ship DAYS
Continued on Page 7. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Dutch East Indies
Freeze Assets

BATAVIA. y. o.. The Meth
erian1a East hides EOssrnmsnt
Monday frozs japanese BANKING
assets. announced ths dlsoontinu-
snes of foreign exchange traffic
attn Japan and ordered All future
exports 70 Japan. chlna and
French Indo-chlna subject - ape
cal government license
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Ralph Diven Is
Found in Canada

sAs0oUsEa. B C-Eoys
Canadian All Fores officers sad
today That Ralph l.. Owen. a.. Ia.
eonsa. Wash f,ssi eofnp@ny official
rllesinT from his hofss since Jans
n. enlisted IN ths serves here
july ..
Owen. VINO Told recruiting Of
Acsrs he Sza single. 10 stationed
A. Ne. manning depot. Brandon.
AsnIfobs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

ms pact - to brtnWe rfrflFe
upon signature ard ~iii NOT rsqulf-
an exchange ~ rstlfiestions.
Tho Yosoham. sllk exchange
remained ciossd Ailh. rsyon and
cotton interest. conferred IN ths
great Industrial ssntsr u os.s..
and Tokyo police ordered women n
stop forming queues IN frent ~
fa<pd stores Government spoks.-
men. however, announced that ths
American and British Pressing o.
der. Noald have little effect en-
Japan.
asssaa fasisss~d
The finance ministry applied re-
talialary freezing regulations 10
Canada and American Possessions.
And japan. satellite state, Man
ahusno. formed alt ~ chinsae
Hanehurls. ffess American. mt
lsh and canadian asssts In Japan
u vas only Monday that ths
finance ministry announced th@t
freezing regulations had h~sn i'm
possd against Great Britain and
Northern ifsiand ~ was assumed
that ths freezing order mad b~~n
made sffscsiYs ~ tho sp~niax ~
h.nhinr hours Monday. American
ssssts Ssr. frossa Saturday. sf.
fsesiss Monday.
May Asrsssts Pert
II wss snnounesd slss that ina
Tosehsns Specie bans hsa In.
nsEotisis . new monstary agree.
msnI with ths Netherlands Easf
strslelsd lie agents at iisiAsi. 70
Indies and that II u proved inpss-
sibls to asgotiais sas within I've
~sshs ths sxistinx agreement
should 10 sDfossssd
However. ns4s rssshsa hers that
ina Netherlands Indies Essy~rnmsnt
had already suspended lie Aasnss
tsfg asrssmsot siih Japan and
h.d ffoxsn Ispansss ssssfa Nsss.
pager headlines 1sfs ssfh &c
=. r. T. Too commsaess isfs.s-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly sisaay tonight. Md.
remp<r4furss Nigh. Is; s~. 81.
sun rise. s.f5s sets, TAI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
L97jteGecca
akit!SSs.
10Y MEL Voorhees,

The other day down in Ken
lucky the Louisville Courier
Journal published an editorial
that really rang the bell.
Fer a week the paper was silent
as TO authorship.
Then the publications. boss man
confessed that the writer was
newcomer on his staff. girl
just out of college. one Hazel
Parker.
Freedom" this graduate
of Berea college, titled her
piece, rs Made Of Simple
Stuff"
Then she went on to write:
From, the o,shives OF broken peoss
we ore bringing out old words end
dusfins Them off for use osoin es
shining lonterns 10 Iced Us through
the dorknes, OF enother ~er.
Words like freedom, justice end
nuth-oll OF them hord 10 define.
none OF Them used more frequently
thon freedom.
"fos eonnot soy ~hot freedom 10.
perhaps. in o single sentence. " 10
not necessary TO define Il. n %
enough TO point TO Il.
Freedom s O mon lifting . sets
latch OF dusk ond sitting Tor o While
on the porch. smoking his pipe. before
he soe, TO bed.
III is the violence OF on srsvmssf
outside on election poll; 4 10 the
righteous anger OF fhs pvipss.
II IS the worm Laughter ef . siri
on PORK bench.
III Is the rush OF freir ever the
continent end ,hs unsfreid fsess Of
people looking on, the windows.
II IS oil ths ho~dys in the world.
ond oil the hellos.
III is wssbreok pesIsr telling
Roosevelt ROW 10 reiss his children;
it Is Roosevelt LETTING shsm ress
Themselves.
III is lindbersh's eppsesins voice
roised obovs o thousand misses.
III Is Dorothy Thompson eskins
for ~or il 10 General Hugh johnson
30. - k..-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

clothes IN ouF ruchssehs Feuf
comrades In the compartment
aldsd - one ~ them. Arthur
Rlaa Nosiles. % Butte. sont. al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
Government Orders Funds
Advanced 10 Traders 10
Support Tumbling Market
Newspapers In u. s. Are Accused
OF "Misprintinq" Events In
Connection With Jopon Relations
sullGriN

fosYo-N~~s -ps~.a Ns~asy ss~~~s sss1ss~ ~
tak,s ~ ss~saa
ssWsn~a
Asaa nv Tire rssssss .. ~ fsnn9
pf's~s 81 h~e~s five ssa hs -
= na",nsi ssio~ % about ~ esnt.l
Tho s.pp.st
fss~isa sff~ Asvse
r said the ssn sssssas ssssisss
with the us'-a state. Inc Amssisss ws<s
said In -m,sprst' ~ ts~ .ssussss.
TOky0-Ths priyy council Monday approved the Japan
ndo China Joint defense pact providing for Japanese
alton Of the French possession resAatory frsexing
equations against the United States and Great Britain
ecame effective
Ths 10 become sffsess Against JAran- ry sslz
and m ths foreign efss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29
So. America
To Aid u. S.,
British Move
West Hemisphere
Would Be Closed
To Orient's Needs
BULLETIN

NAsHINoTON-Japsnese
Ambassador kiehissburo M
mura called On Acting Secretary
of state sumner Meli.s late
Monday Ia inquire about sha,
freatm~~t Japanese ships ~.w
lowering off the west coast
might expect n they put into
United states ports.
WASHINGTON -- The adj
ministration anticipates paral-
lei action by Latin American
countries to make the eco
nomic warfare of the democ-
raeies against Japan more eff
fectiye. an informed source
said Monday.
II IL understood That admins
tration officials are developing .
cooperative policy with the other
Americas To prevent Japan from
importing from other western
hemisphere sources. the goods shs
a noN unable 10 obtain here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-29

AMBULANCE CORPS IL
PLACED I SDER GUARD
After their fellow pasScn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-27
srATr or NI-HrGAN Probate Coari
pr 'ra county ~ vnvns
PETITION FOR 1HF APPOINTMENT
or 81 ARDIN>-NINOR

To 'h- , lege ~ Probate FOR 10. county
% WAYNE. p ~. save ~ Michigan.
Tic r.,.'ion - EnNA AUSTIN show.
fhat fsa 'oHowug named minor chid
20. - 4. Detroit 40 ssid ro~riv ~
WAYNE. ard Yer name and age 10 a. fol-
N,rrr ANDERSON o, n. or. Of i.
,e0fs or = 70 20 iftt
., fhe mother and only parent -
sa,' .cr is EMMN ANDERSON. De-
rsessf
Trs' 80 Names se,s relationship sri
-s.ife ~ the reAi OF Kin Of said mt
fo- ~. a. follows
Ttr, $40 minor Is ro.s.ssst % estate
NH sef colrfr o, wavrs O.. follows
- soma rtopsf'v valued 81 ~ oo
reel sstafe ,Rhle--Nons
That slff ffiNNf resides - casa r. afd
n fas rssfofr f Fdna Austin
7hrt 800 riror hsp 10 senerai Euard-
'ar arrofrfef in this sfpfe and ma q
20 sssarv FNrrdian 10 appointed
ftr snid rlrof rffN .laofv ~ person
90 taking o@rs - tho interest ~ said
uncr fn sa|d ssfafe
Your ref foner therefore prayr that
rf%f STfN ci'izen ~ The United
-.affr resides a. 40 ESQ inward
~frssf fTrnr Michigan 10 srpoinied
: nrtinr - 80 W ror IN Pursuance ~
no s'afafes ln such case made ard pro
'lled
Ep<A AUSTIN.
20 :is0 itvard. Apt
Subscribed 49, sworn 20 hs'ore m. o.,
DETROIT fhls io'h day ~ o,emher
A g. istl.
CLIFFORD NELSON.
No'af, Public. Wsvre County. Mich
~ rcrfn ~sior svrifes Jaiy !. fqtH
JUDGE PATRICK ~ o'RnIFN
ie-6--l.-2s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-27
MT. CLEMENS

~ END 81 Mai o. MI Clemens
pst. q hHihdat patty ~ homo. OF
tss daagh'er Sarah Mai last
wnse They S'fNtd 49, cam. cake.
etok.es ana various Ainds OF can
u- seen having gay time
vefs sassn Mia Ray BATES Roy
caldwell Chari, W ann, Lor-
ano BaNks
kNfls pamofe Samuel steward
and Clarence No san had a stag
parry a. Hedge Inn last saturday
efenu
Church Notes
i.a- Sunday Ms p.nky served
Is sa dinner iu honor ~ tho Roy,
1917 po1lef Of Tnrncf- Chapel CME
TN, sunday school union which T.
he'i esmy FIRST ~ fht month 20 my
90 improve feaehing and promote
alIt, moug ihs d'iereni churches
~ Ma NIB county was held q, the
Morning S'ar Baplisr church The
Rev Nr W rd. i, pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-27
Atty. Chas. h. Perkins
6s1 Il Warren Ave.

No. SxO.fOt
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Circuit
Couif for the County OF Wayne. In
Chhncery.
MYRTLE VIRGINIA HURT, Plaintiff.
Va RUDOLPH HURT. Defendant.
Alta session OF said Court. neid at the
Court House IA the city VI Detroit on the
lOtn day OF Nov. A. u. 1871
lresent, Honorable ADOLPH y.
MARscHNER. circuit Judge.
in this cause. I, appearins by affidavit
on ME thar the defendant. Rudolph Hurt.
eanuot oe served uy process issued out
81 TINS Court as he 10 not resident o.
The state OF Michigan. but resides IN the
Cty 81 Chicago. County az Cook. and
STATE OF Illinois
ON Motion OF charles n. Perkins. At
iornsy for Plaintiff.
IN Is ORDERED That the defendant
Eldolph Hurt. appear aud answer the
Ria Of Complaint in TINS cause, within
three months from the date OF this or
d,r or thar said nm will be taken as
confessed and that this order he publish
cd according 10 law and copy thereof
be served upon the defendant b, regis
tered mail a. required by law.
ADoLPH r. MARscfiNER
Circuit Judge
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csSpAK J lINGEMAN. Clerk
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Deput, clerk ii-i5-i2-z7
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STATE 90 MICHIGAN. In ths circuit
Court for the county ~ WAYNE IN
Chrnssrv
TIMOTHY TALLY. Plaintiff. vs.
nose r TAIf.EY. defendant
ORDER OF PrBLICATION
A. session 81 said Cnurt hsid ~ he
Court House IN The wsyne County puiid-
inr - Detroit Mirhiesn on the ON Cav
OF December A Y fsff
Present; Hon. JOSEPH A. MoYSfHAN.
Circuit JudGe
n appearing from affdaVit IN Ale IN
this sause thnt The shove NAMED plain
tiff foss not know IN vhsf siais Or
rauuffv The defendant. Rose Y TalisN,
resides ~ IL therefore ORDERED thaf
sire appear and answer the Hni ~ Cont
plant fisd d. this esuse within three
month";. from no date ~ this order ~
std nm viii be taken - confessed
aeain-f her
n ~ further ORDERED that rory
~ This Gtder he published. stsofline
% iav. In the Detroit Tfibune. and also
thaf q copy ~ this Order ~ sent by
REGISTERED man 20 snid defendant 81 her
last known plsre % resident ~ - Ean
Wsffea Avenne. Detroit. Michigan. 81
least twenty days before the lime shove
prescribed for her appearance
JOSEPH A. MOUNTAIN
circuit Judge
"a true copyl
cAarAR J. LINGEMAN, clerk
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Deputy Clerk f-is-i-lt