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LEGAL NOTICES
ATTY. oscar L. Liggett-
l9s6 Russell 81.


STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for ihe County OF
WAYNE II Casrcery
JyNIORyEE tJu>El CROSBY
p.artin. VS.. ROBERT CROSBY
Defendant
A.a sessi-a ,. SAID Court held al
lie Co1.. Hose IN the City OF De-
,ro.,. on tie sia day Of January
AID 1871.
Present: Honorable GEO b.
MURPHY. C.vcgit Judge
I. appearing 20 this CoGr, from
rae an.dssl' or h.e that the defen-
.s-;. Robert Crosby cannot be 10
tsfec after digsa, search and
..s-l-s. and that the p.slntif has
Bees unable 70 ascertain IL what
sac cr cou1'rt tie defendant now
RESIDES. ~; that he rs, known sf-
.rs.s vas 2i-7 sixteenth street,
Nsr.a.sn Niss.ss.9pi
OK NOTION OF OSCAR T. LlG-
GIFT. Attorney to- The plaintiff.
IT * ORDERED ;Aa, be appear
ss answer TIE b.. o' Complaint
ssE this Cause within 'a-es %
neafa. from re dais az tbs or
a. ~ sa.l E..i WI. te taken as
'rsssssa arc Tat 2 cry q sad
p.-4- ha ssr, - re iasf known adj
dress 3. 'rs SAID feter3s. ny reg
<-srea mat. and IN case no regis
,srsc .sf-sr retf.f' s.Erei Nr ne
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No. so, SO
ORDER or PUBLICATION

4. session os ss.. court he'd
81 "a Cognfr Bagalng e: tie CITY
e Ds,-ci. County Of wsy-s 81.
s'srs r. Nich.Sau ,hE twenty
severn day O. January. A. D,
-.
S-sss-. HON CLYDE 7 WEB
STIR r-cri. Jrdre
sfissfirr from a.:.9at..s on
Af.f.- 'as, re defendant. Ben
= SIS deserted ard absaSo1s6
- srftt II January ~ 1877
hs hss ,. rs'lrnet . see
hes '1s. is'e -cr has he
s.sa w.ta RE- h1, TIA,
scarce a1a ln34is, he pis.-.
tzsr reliably ir.ormst ,hs.
s-, -ow resides h he
7a..sse.pA.s. n re stare
-sv.tsn.s s-t ~ s.eh can
~ ss-yAs with process :ssu-
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Att. Cecil l.. ward,
1896 -. Antoine
STATE or MICHIGAN,
County az WAYNE. Sc
NJ. 2f6.siO

County az Wayne. Sc
No. si6.si0
At session o. the Probate corr'
for said County 81 WAYNE. held q,
the Proba Court Room IN the
City 81 Detroi,. pu tho th!rteer.h
dav o. Febraarv IN ne year one
thousand nine hundred and for.v-
one
Present PATRICK II OBRIEN
Judge o. Probate
IN tho Matter o. the Estate %,
ELIZABETH TIMBERs. Deceased.
EDWARD :. BARBER. admins
traitor o. SD estate. having r.
dered 20 this cour. his hnsi a.
count in said matter and hled
iherew''h hls petition praying that
the residue of said estate he assign
Cd 70 the persons entitled thereto
II lie ordered. That The twentieth
day % March. next AZ ten o'clock
ia the forenoon a. said Court Room
be appointed Tor examining and
allowing said accoun, and hearing
said petition.
And ii "a further Ordered That a
copy ~ this order be published
three Successive weeks previous 20
seA time 81 hearing. ia The Detroit
Tribune Newspaper printed and
circulating 90 said County Of
Wayne.
PATRICK II. OBRIEN.
Judge Of Probate.
"a Trne Copy
JOSEPH A. cRAIcES
Deputy Probate Register
a-fa-fr
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Attys. simmons 4 Bib
80 Gratiot Ave.
NJ. 3OS.344

STATE or MICHIGAN In d
tgcl.t cogr, Tor tie c,rr,r
Wasre In CHANGER
LEv!A THOMAS. p u
EUGENE THOMAS. .as,
A. a session o. sal hsl
in tie Count House Il ~ ,y ,
Detroit Michigan on 'as sa ssr
Fea 4 y. 1871
p.sseu' Hon cgab AaoLpH
MaRS cHNER. Clgclt J.
u his cause il argos L .r,r
a'a-as.i or nie. ihs; a..es Size,
search ana inquiry L --o.
ssces,aireG IN VIA; STATS Cos,
Ny ,he defendant ss- rs
arpsars ths' ;hs dfstr n
sl..y coaceal.ng h.mss.,
N't az DeHoii coIn Way,
sr. State 9. Mlchizsr
Gu notion o, simmons BIZ,
AMo.aeys for Pia.nv..
y Itef'd tsst EGs Iao-s
afrftr ard snswer tee r. ~
r, h.sc 81 tits csgs v..a
se 49, months .son, ~ sap
cr4s- or said BIZ =. rr.al
y be taken as con'ssses sra!.i
m
i 3. tarAsr o.dersl ccs
q; 81 order be rnhishe --ii,
70 .aR u ire Detre.' 4-s
ADo-PH F. MAR, aNEa
C.gt., jag
"a 'gs copy
cASpAR i. biNGEMAN
bv T. F. GRACE
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Atty. william 7. Patrick. ~r-
1901 ~. Antoine -.

sTATE or MIcHlGAN. irs ~
Ci-cl- cour, .or the Cou1ty q
Warae n Chanre-y
RUSSELL BARLOW P.siut.tt.
vs. ALTHEA BARLOW, Defendant
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Atiys. Lewis. Rowleiie 4 Brown.
l.pO -. Antoine ~.


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Al ssss- Probate Ct-r'
tc- M Wssat ss1 q.
.ss Prahs-. Room n ;as frf
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ss-4 rrs sr .F.c~s
r~st JOSEPH: A. MURPHY.
Judge r. ~
~ -s w- lie E.-a.s Q.
pr-r prRnY srrp1 ~
.fDt-tS PHILIP cASANANT. re-
,essed
q. ra..r- III ta.. q
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ORDER or PTBI.IClr,o,

Al session Of SAID cogr, ]
in the Court House II n. o..
Detroit, Wayne ccur.y. v,ss,..
on the 10th day Of Jsaosrv
1871. Al
Honorable GEORGE 3. Nrppvl
Circuit judge.
II appearing 10 this Horo..,
Court from afidav., on e,s A..j
that after a dllisert sss-rs ara i
quiTy. the defendants ~es,ss.s.
unknown and csnno, as a,c.r,. ]
81
On Motion Of Charles 3 p.,.l
Attorney FOR Tire Pla.n,.r
IT is ORDERED. TIA. a eorv
this order be publ.shea. seco,s,J
20 law. in The De,sol. T-lhsn.
newspaper printed. plo.ished u
circulating in said cola-v. and Il,
that copy Of said o-1s- bs y,
20 said defendant. AZ I'll. Jas, kuo-
address 1892 ynevcoa Avspr,
Detroit, Michigan. hv -sg.s.s,,
mail.
GEORGE 3 NrRPHY.
c'r,.' IuasI
"a True Copy
cAsPAR J. LINGEMAX. c.s-s
J. z GRACE.
Deputy Clerk. e.-s.fs
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Ally. {. J. Flanagan
49, 3 narlsnn 41a

STATE or MICHIGAN IN Ire
r---, ~e--, tcr lie County o.
Tsv-A r. -Harce-v.
SARAH WILLIAMS. Plaintiff,
" rEN WILLIAMS. Defendant.
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STATE o. Ni-tGAN
Col-y
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Chas. h. Berry
500 Gratlot i,o

STATE OF MICHIGAN n !,
ciTcui, Court for the Conn. !
Wayne in chsncery.
LILLIAN JENNINGS Plain.
JOHN JENNINGS. Ds.srs,r.
No. s0e 90
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THOMAS e. MURPHY
judge % Probate

"a true fnpfI
RAY HAFELi
Deputy Probate Register
s-s--s-as
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GEORGE 3 vi nPHY
Circuit Jg .gs
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cASPAR Y .iNGEMAN. Clark.
rs GRACE
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Evening star., 1941-01-16
Two Bridge Teams Near
Clifford CHALLENGE CUP

As q result of last nights round
two teams amassed six wins each tc
come within two victories of per1na-
nent possession Of the Clifford Chal-
lenge Cup in the Washington Bridge
Leagues fortnightly tournaments
held at the Shoreham Hotel.
The first winning foursome was
composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. James H
Lemon, Alvin Roth and Louis Wat
son. They defeated the team of Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Gardner, Paul
Aukshun and Frank Garner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Stockvis, Repre-
sentative Kunkel of PENNSYLVANIA
and DR.. E. B. Connolly composed the
second team nearing possession of
the Clifford Trophy. Their oppo-
nents were Mrs. M. r. Reddy, Mrs.
Agnes Young, Mrs. Thomas Boyle
and Mrs. Lester Gibson.
The team of Mrs. Evelyn Wood
side, Mrs. Claire st. Aubin, j. F.
Stone and Lewis Tubbs also won in
the same event.
Winners in the team-of -four
tournament in Section / were Col.
Edward Clifford, Mark Lake, DR.. z.
V. Waits and c. M. Stark, with the
team OF DR.. and Mrs. Gregg, Mrs.
Paul Golden and H. D. Scott plac-
ing second.
DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Steinberg, Louis
Newman and A. I. Westrich COM
posed the winning foursome in Sec
ton 2, with Samuel Itkin, Paul Neff,
Mrs. Charles Boyce and Mrs. w.
Scott Athey second.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Henderson BIames Iridium
Price Rise on Speculation
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Leon Henderson of the Defense
Commission attributed recent price
increases in iridium to sheer spec
ulation" yesterday and said that
aspects of this situation undoubt-
edly would justify and may require
the application of full governmental
powers.
The metal, used as a hardening
agent for platinum in airplane en-
gine parts, electrical equipment and
jewelry, sold for $65 an ounce in
1899, Mr.. Henderson said in a state
ment, but rose to $148 last November
and to $500 or more in December.
Mr.. Henderson reported that a
study indicates that contrary to
prevalent rumor, there is no real
shortage of iridium" and that mill
tary requirements would account for
only a relatively small increase in
consumption.
His statement added: Iridium ap-
pears to present one of the few in
stances to date of willful exploita-
ton OF urgent defense needs of this
Nation and Great Britain for the
benefit Of a few speculative inter-
ests."
Evening star., 1941-01-16
36 New Flu Cases
Increase Districts
Total 10 243
Situation in Virginia
Will Not Halt Calling
Of Guards, Officials Say

Thirty-six more cases of influenza
were reported today to the District
Health Department. This brought
the total since the first of the New
Year to 243 So far no deaths have
been attributed to the disease
From other parts of the country
came statistics which indicated there
was a steady increase of flu cases
in the East, while the number in the
West-where the outbreak started
was dropping.
State selective service headquar-
tiers at Richmond said the current
wave of influenza in Virginia has
not affected plans for induction of
National Guardsmen into Federal
service in early February.
Officers declared the Army is en-
deavoring to provide full hospital
facilities at all camps before actual
inductions take place.
No Epidemic at Belvoir.
At Fort Belvoir, the spread of flu
has not reached epidemic proper
tions which are figured on a basis
of 10 per cent of community'S
population. The peak of the wave
was believed to have been recorded
last week.
Of the post strength totaling $500,
an estimated $50 cases have been re-
ported and the post authorities have
taken precautionary measures to
protect both the personnel and can
tonment workers.
The post hospital was extended to
include two permanent brick bar
racks in the 30th Engineer Battalion
area even before the new doctors
who were sent in under the post ex-
pansion program bucked down to
their first work of calling on flu
cases. One of the barracks had al
ready been opened and the second
was opened by the post surgeon, Col.
Thomas j. Leary, as a precaution,
but has not been used.
89,828 Cases in Country.
Figures reported for the week end
ing last Saturday showed total of
SO 1928 for the country as whole,
but officials declared that it was a
"very conservative" estimate. There
were 1928 cases reported from
Texas alone.
Other State reports were: Maine,
1,345; Kentucky, $3.50: Tennessee,
4,7l9; Louisiana, 1888; Oklahoma,
1850; Alabama, 2,2Ol; Virginia, A.
200; Georgia, 5,0O2; Arkansas, 1864,
and Kansas, 3,163.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Survivors Of Ship Roid
En- Route to Manila
BY the Associated Press,

BY tnt ASSOCIateu FTtSS.
MANILA, Jan. 16-Authorities
were advised today that SO Filipino
seamen, survivors from three Brit
ish ships sunk by German sea raid
ers off Australia last December, were
en- route to Manila aboard the
steamship Kamo Maru, due Sunday.
The three British ships had been
operated by the British Phosphate
Commission and were reported to
have been sunk near Naurui Island,
in the South Pacific. Five Fill
pino crewmen were reported killed
and one injured in the attacks.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
d 1000 Fort Dix Soldiers
Under Quarantine

By the Associated Press.
FORT DIX, N. j., Jan. 16.-Four
thousand soldiers were under work
ing quarantine" today because Of
2 cases of spinal meningitis and II
cases of scarlet fever at this military
post. ..
Col. Edgar F. Haines, post surgeon,
said the situation was well under
control"
Seven units, including the 1229th
Recruit Reception Center, were un-
der quarantine.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Master Builders Elect

Charles w. Humphreys was elected
president of the Masters Builders
Association OF the District of CO.
lumbia, succeeding John G. Scharf,
at a meeting at the Hotel May
flower Tuesday night. Other. new
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Army Budget Provides
For Force of Isis, ,468

3, the Associated Press.
Maintenance of an army of 1,515,-
1853 men is provided in the War
Department budget of $5,976, ATS ,8O9
for the fiscal year starting next
July l.
La gaceta., 1941-05-10
LOS MOROS INDIGNADOS
CON LOS
SigNen HegGndo tropas

Gibraltar, mayo l0.-Pasaje-
"os llegados de Tanger, Marrue-.
COS, informan que la conducta
de les militares espaholes apo
derandose de la aduana sin pre-
vic aviso, han causado p%rOfun-
ia indignation entire los morOs.
La aduana era dir.giGa por los
franceses desde 1923. Los fran
eses que tenian empleos en- la
Aduana, recorren las Gales, sin
rabajo. Francia ha hecho una
protesta que ell gobierno fala1'
gista no tomara en- considera-
ci6n.
Tropas espaholas siguen He
gando a Tanger desde la IONA
espanola Y cada vez Sc hace mas
visible la infiltraci6n de los ma
lis alemanes.
La poblaclon marroquf Fsti-
ma que Ia conduota del gobierno
de Franco es alevosa y cobarde.
Los espanoles dsmandan ahO-
ra salvoconductos firmados por
ell administrator espanol de-
Tanger, tendiendo asf a mostrar
que la poblaei6n es mas espano-
la que inglesa, francesa italiana
y hasta marroqui.
Desde Gibraltar, en- los Glti-
mos meses, han sido evacuadas
para Inglaterra, Jamaica y Ma
deira mas de 10000 personals
del elemento civil.
La gaceta., 1941-05-10
LAS TR0PAS OPERAN LOS
TRANVIAS

Santiago, Chile, mayo TO-
Los carabineros Sc han hecho
cargo de maneiar los tranvias
~ proteg:r todos los servicios de
utilidad pGblica.
I'm decreto autoriza al go
bierno para hacerse cargo de la
.f&brica deelectricidad, tranvias,
ccmunicaciones telef6nicas Y a.
cueductoS.
Los sOldados protegen las IL
meas en- Valparaiso y otros luga-
res. Los servicios seran mantle
nidos a TODD costo.
La compahia Sc neg6 a cum
plir,, en- principle, algunas de
las 6rdenes del gObierno.
La gaceta., 1941-05-10
Estudiantes: vamos a Ieer ell idioma espahol
hombre que habIa dos lenguas vale pOr dos"
PoR MARY GIL CoRTINA

81 les gusta ell arte, pueden
onseguir, por un dollar, un Ii
)ro, en- dolores, con reproduccio-
les de Diego Rivera.
81 Ell interes es por Ia m1sica,
'enen un vasto campo donde es-
oyer.
Los paises lat- nos poseen dull
e mdsica campesina, m1sica
popular en- las ciudades y tam
5ien composiciones clasicas.
Gran parte de la mGsica lati-
IA es sentimental y su delodia
IS facil de retener en- la memo
ria. Abundan las composiciOnes
de ritmo africanO.
"Amapola", una canci6n SEN
.imental, es ahora muy cantada
en- las universidades y colegiOs
de este pals. Miles de buenos
discos de los mejores compost
torres de la america Latina han
sido puestos a la vents en- Esta-
dos UnidoS, entire ellos muchos
del genial cubano ErneSto Le-
cuona; de Dominguez, ell meji-
cano autor de Frenesi y Peril
dia, y de otros mas.
Por la Radio Sc oyen diaria-
mente varias orquestas que eS-
pecializan en- sones y rumbas de
Cuba; tangos de la Argentina.
aires mejicanos, etc.
iEsta de moda 10 que hay de
grande y bueno en- Is America
Latina y debemos cooperar!
La gaceta., 1941-05-10

Contestaciones a las pregun-
tas del jueves: nGmero 1, Argen
tina; 2, Chile; 8, Brasil; a, Co
lombia; 5, Chile; 6, Ecuador;
Z, cacao; 8, Cuba; 9, Uruguay;
10, Argentina; IL, Argentina
Brasil, Chile; IL, Diego Rivera
Ii, Bolivia; IA, Mejico; Is, Gu
ba; 16, Puerto Rico; II, Lima ;
1S, Paraguay; 10, Buenos All
res, y 20 Lima.
I'm libro que recomiendo q
mis- discipulos es ell who's Who
en- la America Latina, por ej
Sr. Percy A. Martin. Tiene ca
81 unas quinientas biografias.
Cuando tengan que hacer re-
galos a nihos, les recomiendo IL
bros sobre la America Latina,
entire ellos Americas To the
South, Wings Over America,
The Donkey Inside y otros.
Libros que nos hacen viajar
con la imagination.
Estimo que debian publicarse
mas revistas culturales en- rela
ci6n con Ia America Latina y
ser descartadas muchas de las
que Sc publican sobre misterios
y crfmenes. La juventud necesi-
ia ser educada y debemos los pa
dres ensefar interes por 10 que
a j~ovencitos y jovencitas con-
viene.
81 a su hijo lie gusta la poesfa,
c6mprele un libro con poemas
de autores latino-america-
nos, traducidos al ingles. Ella o
81 querran despues leer los poe
mas en- Ell idiOma en- que fueron
escritos.
La gaceta., 1941-05-10
CERRADA UNA PARTE DE
LA AVENDA MICHIGAN

Los comisionados del con-
oado acordaron aver cerrar la
avenida de Michigan entire las
avenidas Lincoln y Westshore
con ell fin de colocar a tOda pri
So una caneria maestro de a.
qua que abastezca Ell aer6drO-
mo de Drew.
Hicieron la petici6n ell te-
niente coronel Asp, comandan
tie de Drew, y ell Sr. j. c. Hus-
kisson, de esa empresa.
FL aer6dromo de Drew ha
pasado a ser ell Quartet del ter
Ger commando de los aviones
rinterceptores."
La gaceta., 1941-05-10
-

ley del condestahle Graves,
pidlendo Sc la comedian tres
diputados adicionales, cada
uno con uA sueldo de $1,000
al aio.
Ademas de csc sueldof Sc
solicita para cada diputado,
con ell fin deIcubrir los gastos
de a%utom6vil, $50 al mes.
Nuccio fue ell 1nico comisio-
nado que habl6 a favor, pero
diciendo que ell sueldo de cada
diputado debe ser de $125.0O
al mes.
La gaceta., 1941-05-10
De M0nael de G6ngorG

Escribi6 Manuel de G6ngori
"Soleares del Contrabandista''
Esta composition, amiga, sc
g~uramente lie agradara.
Soleares del Contrabdndista
va tengo ensillo la jaca,
apretao Ell barboquejo,
aprevenia la faca,
Ia bocacha amartilla,
y un cachorrillo escondio
entire mi faja encarna.
Hebillas y correaje,
con su riqueza pregonan
10 puro de mi linaje.
Vava casta y poderfa;
no hay jaca como mi jaca
nj ~atalaje como Ell milo;
que pa que asf mejor pruebe
que, en- 10 tocante a regalo,
! no hay quien ell pulse me lleve,
sujeta por tres hebillas
que, en- obra dleta pura,
son tres puras maravillas
va en- el borren delantero,
mas que por necesida
por gala de caballero,
la manta mas pinturera
que tejieron los telares
de Jere de la Frontera.
Nc yes los claros del dia
como van con sus cuchillos
abriendo Ia serrania?
Pos aviva la faena;
Iun brinco... Jaca valiente:
tira pa Sierra Morena!
Que su masisa cuata
retiemble con ell orgullo
de una campana de plata,
dandose cuenta al andar
de que lleva a quien merece
ell camarfn de un altar.
Y tn nardo tempranero,
paloma ~palomariega
que esmalte pa II en u hornos
suj6tate a mi sintura
pa que yo sienta dc
ell vaho de tn ~hermosuraI
v, atravesando jarales,
mientras te alfombra ell canine
la flor de los madronales;
al airoso paloteo
con que al dar temple a la rienda
con mi jaca de recreo,
mientras van las trabasones
de los cabos de mi manta
columpiando sus borlones,
ireina de la serrania
seras, igual que va eres,
Ia reina del alma mia!
La gaceta., 1941-05-10
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

IMandaras donde 20 mando,
capitanita valiente
de mi rico contrabando.
En- una jaula de orc,
pa tt robare a Ia Alhambra
su ruisehor mas sonoro.
Dende la RIGA vajilla
que esmalte pa II ne u hornos
la Cartu1a de Sevilla,
ell vel6n de orc y platino
que labre pa tt en- Lusena
ell velonero mas fino,
pa tn recreo y ventaja
sera, 81 tn me 10 pides,
to 10 qle ell hombre trabaja,
dende los viejos telares
del Albaisin a los pesos
de las minas de Linares.
mo va a faltarte a mi vera;
que, siendo 70 quien tie roba,
vas tn a ser mi ~carselera!
Yo mercare pa tus manos
mas tumbagas de brillantes
que hay en- Ell mundo gitanos,
Y mantones filipinos
pa que envuelvan de tn cuerpo
los tesoros peregrinos...
! lPeinesillos de corales,
pulseras de ~filigranas,
colchas finas de torsales;
y a Gibrarta, los judios
nos traeran sedas bastantes
pa que jagas vestios,
Y al golpe de mis- perneses,
trabajaran pa ii sola
los plateros cordObeses,
iLo que eumpla a tus antojos,
10 que pida tn capricho,
10 que apetescan tus ojos,
que Made va donde voy...
v pa ESQ eres tn quien eres
> pa algo soy 70 Ell que soy....!
iva ha alberto ell clavel del dia!
! iVamos pa Sierra Moreno,
serrana del alma mfal
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DIVORCES

Decretos: Ines Calhoun con-
ira James Lewis Calhoun; Ma
ry K. Cobb contra Joel B
Cobb; Leila Driver contra ia
mes L. Driver; Joe Ruth Ma
nasco contra Fred Manasco.
Nuevas demands: Paul
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DEL PUERTO

No arrib6 aver ninguna en-
barcaci6n mayor.
Sc hicieron a la mar ell vapor
Panama City, procedente de
Boston y Filadelfia, y las motto
naves hondurenas Cisne v w,
M. Delphia.
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III TEMPO

Claro pala lo tarde y la no
she de hoy. Fresco en- la noche
de hoy. Vientos moderados del
nordeste.
Maxima aver, 81 grades; mi
nina 70.
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Williams contra Edna Mae
Williams, v. M. Clark contra
Tulsa Walker Clark; Daniel
Ring contra Geraldine Ring;
Viola Erwin contra Arthur
Garner Erwin.
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MATRIMONIOS

Mead Sidney Pierce, SO, VI
Georgia Van Patten, 80; Gil
bert 7. Wood, 81, y Eleanor Be-
lie Moffatt, 81; Willis McIntire,
26, Y DoEie Bessie Little, 20.
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LA COMISION DEL CONDA-
DO Sc OPONE A UN PLAN
DEL CONDESTABLE Ora
YES

Los comisionados del conda
do y la comsi6n de presupues-
tos del condado tomaron aver
ell acuerdo de oponerse a una
La gaceta., 1941-05-10

ST, senior, compre Ia
pintura B. L. P. Sofa"
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y Gale IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
.,,l&S1H&aEtH$EIN
Weeks Shipping Off to Strong Stort:
Shoffer States Three of Tuesday List

A start OF more promise than
previous weeks. local shipping
Monday included three vessels on
berth for cargo work and five
more ships slated FOR appearance
Tuesday.
Two callers Monday were ia
miliar steam schooners. the West
Coast and the Whitney Olson. both
on berth for lumber to California
destination Here also was the
steamer MOrlen. on berth from the
Canal zone and making a call at
the smelter.
Due for arrival Tuesday ARE
five domestic bottoms. all
regular visitors 10 this port;
three of them will berth at
Shaffer terminal No. 3 Mt that
time.
Two units OF the American Mail
line, the CApillo and the Crown
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city. viii moor at the same wharf
for the first time; the former Is
completing her loading and ready
ing for departure TO the Orient,
while the other calls for compile
ton Of discharge Of inbound lad
ings
The American Hawaiian inter
coastal unit. and the coasters
Astoria and Coast shipper are also
expected here al the same time
for routine exchange Of general
freights in their respective trades.
Vessels in port: Aorlen. smelter;
West Coast. Harbor mill: Whitney
Olson, Defiance mill.
Vessels due Tuesday: ArizonAn.
Baker; Astoria. Harbor mill: Ca
pillo. Shsffer No. 2; Coast Shipper.
Shaffer No. 2; Crown City. Shaffer
No. 2.
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JOHN l. HOFFMAN

John l. Hoffman, A.. Of 1920
SO. Alder st. died Sunday in a
local hospital. He was a car re-
pairman with the Northern Pa
cific railroad. He was native OF
Russia. and a resident OF Tacoma
81 years. He came TO United
states IS years ago. Hoffman. a
veteran OF the World war and a
member OF the Holy Name society
Of the Church OF the Visitation,
leaves his wife. Amelia: two sons
William and Edward: two daugh-
tiers. Dorothy and Catherine. all
OF the home: four brothers, Zach
Gus. Joseph. Philip and Andrew of
Tacoma: and three sisters. Mrs.
John kepp Of Tacoma. Mrs. An
drew Diamond of Ft. Worden and
Mrs. John Leingang of Solen. No.
Dakota. Piper will announce the
funeral