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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

slsh.rs ssssh. 500 q ~. s.s
Mrs. ~ .. sasssA. soss sisth ave.
ls expected home saturday eve
ming from Santa Clara university
upon completing he freshman
year. Ths former nsllaFmins high
school pitcher has been aoins Kood
work IN baseball a. santa Cara
&c well - keeping sp ~ish ne
studies.
ars. Ciyas sssefs MARTA. i1si
No. Yakima ave. IL going 10 f'ust-
land Monday 10 efficiats - sdfs-
dseaior Ia the annual voice. plane
and violin contests sponsored ~
the Oregon state Music Teachers
association
Jsck Hathaway. lsl1 No. oakss
81. who previously announced his
soa. Jimmy. ia-ysaf-old Jason Lee
school student. - missing since
April n. said to-day the boy has
been located. Ths child had been
living with his mother. Mrs.. Lesns
Petersen. so7 = East aist "a. BE-
fore his Disappearance.
Jshs p. SsrEs. deputy u. ,.
marshal. " actually iooklns for
ward with enjoyment 70 his neat
occasion q transporting prisoners
10 one Of thu rsmotsr federal pri-
sons. Reason: This week he bought
= nsw ear.
Following a fortnight spent with
friends in san Joss Calf. sir. ssd
Mrs. v. a. weifsrd have returned
10 their HON. hers st ga No. Law
renee st.
AIRS. oerdaa fiepsias. 81 heuls 4
Box 70s. ls sn reuts 10 California
by automobile 10 attend the we'd
ding of hsr son. fsss Carr. ~ho u
stationed al the Coast Guard base
at San Pedro. Accompanying Mrs.
Hopkins are the bfids-to-bs. Miss
Dorothy sshnssa. hsr mother. and
Mrs. Ted niahsras
Mrs. narry ssmmsay. 1914 20.
Union ave. IL conyslssctng foilos-
ing an operation performed 81 Ia
coma General hospital
sehn ssrslssa has purchased .
new car which he has been proudly
showing 10 friends lately.
Asa.s.Il. xlli.s. ~Ao -im ..
graduated from CPS. this Juns.
has q year u grad,iata work ahsad
Of her before shs can begin 10 real
ize her ambition scheel
IN Hawai-. Her home 10 IN Brsm-
srton.
sirs. Margaret SPARKS ard her
daughter. gnaith. Of III Nc. } 81.
are kseniy anticipating . vacation
ia California In June.
mn Case. genial ioeal tngboat-
man. IL searching for soms way 10
conyines bis associates tat hls
presence In the Young Womsn's
lcontlnu~d on Pags !. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Con0dion Instructor
Killed in Air Crash

VICTORIA. b. c. - D. Dawson
Burbank, Calf. an instructor IN
the Royal Canadian air force. was
killed yesterday when his training
plane lost part Of . wing IN mid
air and crashed S. z. Mccain.
Denver. his student. bsiled out
Esfely.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
British Lost
los Ships in
April Alone


IONDoN--A total Of I. uas
British. allied and neutral
ships totsIllnK 4.75t.<o7 tons
vas sunk IN The German siege
Of the British Isle< during the
last Il months. the admiralty
said today In releasing revised
figures showing that March
losses totslled almost so0. 900
tons.
April lo-s.s ~sF@ nsssd - 10
ships tossIlsnE 80. IA tons - ssm-
pared 70 IL ships Al sss - lana
u March ut ths April statistics
~sFs subject 10 Fsvizlaa nd pre-
sumshly ~iii svsntuaIly - mn<h
higher thsn the March total. whieh
has b~<a boosted ~. 600 ton. "a
two reyisions since TIE esixlasi
statement.
The shipping Losses. covering IN
siakinxs fFom May. is<o. - Asy.
isti. wsrs i.zssd - esisndsf
months 81 . time whsn thsFs we're
calls from Am<rlrs fer more d<fi-
mite data On progress - the haffis
Of the Atlantis. TIE admiralty.
however. nd noe threw zdiitlnnsi
light On los q var ssppiy sAips
from The Y. a
is~~~s tsrsw Ils~si~s
Ths toll Il usfm<a sir rad and
nibmsFin~ stfssks vss sshswn q
have been fairy steady .ftsf re.
ord Losses during ths Duaklfk
evacuation lad June but fh<rs rs
= sharp spssfE. n hsssh ard
April
Ths admiralty ssmpllssi..
90 not .hsw lss~ss fss 80 e.
tirs sss sat ihe~s w<fs ss<u~
psted unsffiei.iiy ~ s.sJa.ssa
ssss. is<fsalsE 80 ssifl<s
.hlps. fs1 sIll<a shlp~ sd -
srsir.i shlps fss . tsssl -
LAS ve~s<h n s46lssss -
sunsrsns snsssi exaft tesl -
ths DuakIFk ssseasIise.
~ only ans monfh n shs lsss ~
have iosse. besn Lee thsn DC 900
tons. ths admiralty alssin<ed me
Low month vas MAJ. fe4o. ehsn
80 ships totsiina 7tk.s1o tons ~sfs
lost.
PTims Minister wsnslon chmfeh-
~ authorized announcement % fhs
grave April snip iossss - hs com
pisisd today ths first year 81 HE
blood. sweat. toll ard tssFs~ gov
eminent.
Ths announcement served 70 am
phaalxe that unssf Britain wss
fighting for its very ne. ssa .
deeper thu eouyictisa ~ BFifsns
that 10 win the waF--ss they are
determined they witl -~ lhsy win
need every ounce a Etfsnsfh fhsF
have and every esmes % FsinfoFes-
msnt the United states can pro-
yids.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Britain Keeps
Up Air Raids
On Germany
Doznbers coulIuuo
Dsudly Works Iruq
Air Force Deoson

The Royal sIr force ham-
mered Mai IsrneIs from Nor
10y % Berlin. The KhineIank
industries and ne Ffen<h
coast today and The KoTnI
navy F~psrt<d "A nd foeGht
off ~ Italian sir nft1<k n ~
Mediterranean. buf Grent
Britain sdmlffed shippine
leases Of almost so. 90 toue
> month during the mort ~
lenslss phase Of ths hafiIe
Of fhs Atlantic.
A ssnaunl1as ~ - eaIH<-
rally ~ fe.aan s<<s t. m<N1n&
s<ssssa - ehsf - Hsn< ~
snmmsn1 hsa ass<fsh~a - . 90
s<&~fsi slls<s - fzsIlea tarps1s-
carrying pisa<< ~hlek ~ -
british weFshlrs spd tnre~ ne<~
cleanliness IN MedIk<<rxneea eon.
vey. n elfdttloa - <1,eellne 1e<a
- uFitea pssnsx
Th< <<1tixh sssuaual4s>s go
thai r~p~.s<a xIzs<s< - ~
it&iisa eTsff ID fxzled - - 80
d4mzEs = II nfifIHt <eoveF 40
that s<v<a F.scs<ss plsn<s ~<r&
shot dswn. whzl< fiss e<h~<s 500
severely azm<a~d
o. rlxssw $685.
rh< nnti.h t-psri-a - u th~Ir
o~n fighters ui>.Enx 80 snetn<<
snot do~n. wifh ~ er<s s3fs.
Ths sosfiaa@a k<svY ns1.I Az
Fnfss stt.ek4 aided Ffii&r n1shx
~ Hsth rsil<a 49, pazea pzlst1.
~sfs sekaewlz1Eea ~ - Hsus.
she F<psftsd thxt 10 ~srs 1<<d
- ui&~snx n ii~mbafx snd thsl
lbsfs wsF< casualties sns1 as~snse-
tien n ~ Twin eIfiss a kf4na.
hsim sna Lsawisshsysa sn Ne
Hhlns
rh< British piiesz r<paFted ln<r
had 80 IL great Ls<felxHesy<a
ch<miesl fsefsfy sala1~. sn1 on@
pilot ssid ~ e.sslnf<a ~ tire. mns<
q thrm destroying f&eze<sss. n
lhs district
Pass sAss f~~s
hssntims. E.sFmza 81 n<ifisn
places fsaxhf ever fh@ ssafh&~~e
se@ss - kngizad. ~hs<s = 49,
fighter sss saot asen. sn1 N
siF aiaisfFy I'D tAsf sss<h@< o.
stfss<iiys raid nd s~<n s.z<l<d go
against ts@fmsn lu<iasxflsl e@nk<Fe
--this time fhs hsE pct snd rail-
rad lows 81 asannslm.
ne<ifs xiss 80 bsm&e1 go
hsssy ssss1l'~ s~<~ arspp~< -
tsFE~ss ~ fzsdNls<hss~s. Leo
Ga s~ps<t~a. wssls .1h~< -
t@eks weF~ azs4~ s< Casa.
o~l<~a. nsaisxn<. IInsnz<~a
go sas@x ~ Nsrw~si~s
eassl
Ths stsssk VS. -eessesnsr.tsd
snd destructive and nsay -
fifss we're staEtsd ~ - nemzA.
4 ~ss sssfsd officially
Ths offensive throuza fhs e.
followed Fseof1 British ATTACKS e
HamhusE ara flfsmen. 0nleh -
official Nax news sseneY s41d
ssas@a ness thsa - dad - -
mlssang = ilzmbuT4
csFmsn sftasks ea n<itsip ssf<
sald ~ n4filn 20 have nsen g.
FsGtsd Al aFnzz feeforiez II an<f-
fieid haFbnr wesks IN Aeo<lend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
In Major Leagues
TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL tEAotE
Hsssos -. oil ees ezs--ii 10 Q
New yosk eco 1g7 ese-s .
Posedsi and Berries. cumbsrt.
Carpenter go. Adams "a and
Hartnett.
Boston $50. eoo 900 eoz--1 . Q
New York Ies Iei Els ~ !
salvo and Berries, Mas se1,
I.ohrman and banning.
Chicago. 600 eio eeo--t J
Cincinnati COL go ees--s ! .
French. Erickson 90. Page ID
and Mccullough. DsuinTsr and
lombard.
Bsookiya 80. roo 100 eei--4 n .
Phiisaeiphis col 600 eoe--i 8 .
Wyatt and Owen. Hughes. John
son ~ and Warren.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit 49,. eos 600 ese--s . I
Chicago ... ooo gt0 zif--t . .
asNho1ser and Tsbbetts. Lee
and fresh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12

Jshs r. SarEs. deputy u. ;.
marshal. " actually iooklns for
ward with enjoyment 70 his neat
occasion % transporting prisoners
10 one Of thu rsmotsr federal pri-
sons. Reason: This week he bought
. nsw ear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
BRITISH Pound GERMAN TOWNS
WEATHER FORECAST

Tuesday. Temperatures High. %;
sunday. Temperatures Hagh. 20.
low. So. sun rises. as; s<ts. 1ssA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

For the benefit of the many who
may not understand. the National
Medical association Is sending to
all race papers somewhat COM
prchensiye explanation OF this leg
islaiion. The laws are practically
the same in al. states and Viii soon
be adopted throughout the nation
There is no class. exemption or dis
iinction They af,cl alike every
one who conlemplatcs marriage.
requiring each one 10 have blood
test TO detect a possible syphilis.
Alter taking tie blood the ply
stefan Of your choice sends II TO an
approved laboratory whore the test
is made and a report sent back 10
the physician. II the blood is mega
tive TOR 10th male and female. IL is
reported upon special blanks 10
the propcr authority and licencc 10
marry IS eranted This marriage
must take place within 10. %, 80
or 40 days after the laboratory re-
ports the test states differing in
tlliN UNIV requirement. u llf UlNi r.
riage is not corsumated within the
state required time. rhe whole pro-
cedurc Of blood testing must be re-
peatcd.
II either or both parties seeking
marriage are found positive the
permit is withheld and another test
is made The physician Is rsquir-
ed To make a most careful physical
examination and must explain fully
the danger Of syphilis the possi-
hiliiy of hereditary transmission
and the terrible consequence Of
Congenital syphilis.
II is no disgrace, but matter
Of nrecauiion and prevention that
;acse laws have been passed.
The Sponsoring committee in
cludes A. y. Vaughn. MID. yrcsi-
dent: ID. W. Byrd. MD. chairman.
and r. j Burke MD secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Hope To Clear Crime
Bell Air Craft Gives
In; Hires Negro Boy

BUFFALO New York The VIC
ious circle has come 20 an end for
Rocrelle Redding 2l-Near-old New
Rochelle \ y lal who WAS re-.
fused 2 job AZ tho Bell Aircraft
company plant here early in April
A report has Just been received
by tho National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored meople
that as 2 result ~ NAACP action
IN This case he state employment
se-ttce A. Buffalo promises 70
send Reddine 70 Rel Aircraft with
rs ncn' quota Of workers and He'll
has agreed 70 take him
Reddng war recommended by
his Instructor a VOCATION train
INK school Quoddy Maine for a
ioh with Rel along wi'h five 9th
ers Four ~ the others had their
app cations accepted and went 10
work Tor the company me first
week In April Reddnv and anoth
or colored Youth Mere The only
Two NJ the six who were not Civ
o. iohs
Pressure was brought bv the
MACE through Ira neA Reid 81
The Bureau N EMPLOYMENT Secur-
ffv Washington ~ C.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Funeral Rites Held
For Mrs. Fannie Lee

Faneral services for the late
Mrs Fannie Lee. OF this city. were
held Wednesday at pm. from
the McFall Funeral home Inter-
ment was IN Memorial Park ceme-
iery The Rev. George W. Baber
officiated. Mrs Lee. who was adj
vanced in years died Sunday aft
ernoon at rarkside hospital. fol-
lowing a brief illness. She had
lived in Detroit seventeen years.
having formerly resided in Mont
gomory, Ala.
Surviving the decreased are her
son. Evans. Lewis. Of this city. and
her son-in-law pr J. A Brewer.
OF Twenty fourth street. Dr. Brew
or. who is pursuing postgraduate
studies at Meharry Medical coll
lege In Nashville arrived in the
CITY Monday. 10 attend the funeral.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
The Worm Turns As Police Offer
Boy $40 Bribe To Forget A Beating

NEW YORK-"One Of them tool
me- out in the hall and said the,
were sorry and 70 forget abou
the whole thing and said TAX
this Forget ~. and placed two
dollars IN nv hand
This statement is from the aft
davii given 70 the National Assoc
iafion for the Advancement 81 Col
ored People bv Edwin Lark. %
nachirist Who was kicked chas
I'd and beaten hy two New York
CITY detectives Wednesday MAY
IA.
According 70 Lark. who works A.
niEht. he lef' tho building where
he works on he night Of MAY IL
70 Ee' his supper noticed crowd
az 4'fh street and went 70 invesfi-
rate The twc detectives who were
rushing 'he cgcwd back. turned
% him fold him 10 "Reai ~" and
one Of them. for no reason. kicked
Tim IN the groin Lark ran hack
into The building he had inst lef'
followed ~ tho police who trap
pnd HIM n an elevator and hogan
< cklrg and heating him
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
THE LAWS OF
MOSES STAND
AS BEFORE
Nv Ruth Taylor

Nv HUH ihtiof
I'm vain We call old notions
fudge
And bend our conscience TO
our dealing.
The Ten Commandment will
not bulge
And stealing will continue
stealing"
James Russell Lowell
NO MATTER how we may hedge
~ and heat around the hush on
all sorts of current questions. there
is one fact we all do know-and
one issue We can't dodge We
know when we take something
that isn't ours il IS stealing
whether It Is done by an individual
group or natioa
We can't alibi theft by saying tho
person II was stolen from also
stole. There Is no alibi in that in
our system OF Jurisprudence. M
man or nation has right 10 take
the law into his own hands AS in
dividuals and as groups We have
struggled toward that ideal for
centuries.
Some of the modern theorists
try To rationalize away the creeds
bv which We were brought up -
bnt no one has ever yet succeeded
IN wipne out the Ten Command
menis and they will still make
the best yardstick for individual
or community life.
There Is no problem Of state
craft today that cannot he held up
to them for Judgment. We can make
our own decision on the rights and
wrongs OF any case without re-
course 10 any outsider
Those who are spreading foreign
idcolccies in this country are shed
ding crocodile tears over the poor
downtrodden people who we're
forced to 70 out and take All that
they wanted because they didn I
have what they wished. They point
10 every misdemeanur on the par,
Of the defenders OF democracy
and Try To excuse themselves he
cause OF IL
Rui when held up against the
yardstick Of the Ten Commend
menis their protcsta,ions appear in
their proper light And the answer
10 the question OF what j. right =
very plain.
There Is no longer any time for
debate and Recommendation on all
the issues involved Unfortunate
~ we are in position where We
are forced 10 take our stand
definitely and strongly on one side
or the other. We must not be sway
al by personality or prejudice but
by clear sense Of whai is rant
and What IS wrong And as inc
yardstick by which 10 mea sure r
the Ten commandments etill stand
eminent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

Larks employer and a bystand'
e- reported the matter 70 the pc.
lice Lark came the next day &c
fhe NAACP office. where he talk
"a with members ~ the legal staff
THAT afternoon no was approached
NJ work hv the two detectives who
offered him TWO dollars "a FOR
ser about the whole thing" The
hoy as made an affidavit against
the men which has heen sent 10
New York Police Commissioner
Lewis J Valentine with the two
dollars attached
A hearing on the case is expect
ef soon Thurgood Marshall spec
TAI counsel for NAACr. is hand
Ing the case for Lark
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
CLASSIFIED
LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS
WANTED.

One Of leading news and feature
agencies of America wants n local
correspondent In every city. town
and locality. male or female. SPLEEN
did opportunity for experienced
person 10 further career or irr no, !.
Ice 10 break into field. Write to:
The North American Ncw>-Pre>s.
Confederation Building. Montreal.
canada.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Tventy-0ne States Have PrenlariIaI
Tests In Fight To Stamp Out Syphilis

NORFOLK, Va In the national
hghi against syphilis. the follow
Ing - states have passed laws re-
quiring premarital blood testing Of
male and female California. Colo
RADIO connecticut Illinois. Iowa.
Indiana. Kentucky, Michigan, New
Hampshire. New Jersey. New York.
North Carolina. North Dakota. Ore
ron, Pennsylvania Rhode Island,
South Dakota. Tennessee. Virginia.
West Virginia and Wisconsin.
states requiring premarital testing
Of the male alone are Alabama.
Tennessee. Texas and Wyoming.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Altes Bombers Play
Briggs Beauty Ware

The Altes Romaers sofihall
team formerly the Joe Lonis
Brown Rombors viii meet riggs
Reau'v Ware national champions
% ia4e n game AZ Mack Park.
SUNDAY nigh June ! The game
IT, scheduled to start al 3 pm
Andy Ginoa is manager of the al
les nomhors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Oscar +. LIrre,t.
1885 Russell II.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
County OF Wayne. e.
NJ O0n go

t-"0 hus>eii NJ
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
County OF Wayne. -,
NO. 22O.sss
AT a session OF the prohs,. r.
for said County Of WAYNE ~, Suut
the Probate Court Room 1 io y
City OF Detroit. on the nirs,. ses
day Of May in the year ons ,sa
sand nine hundred and fortv-o ,"Vu'
Present: PATRICK n. ORBIT.
Judge OF Probate. 'rN'
In the Matter OF the Fs,.,.
CHARLES f. SHELDON. Dsca,,.o,'
Oscar +. Liggett. adminis,r,,a-
de bonis non with the will arn.. ma,
OF said estate. having rendered =
this court his first account in ,.'S
matter and filed Herewith HE ns.s NV
tons praying that he he allor.,
additional compensation for s.,.s
ordinary service rendered durs.
the period covered by said accom-.
and that the time for closinv ..Is
estate he extended
II is ordered. That the tusr,.
sixth day of June. next A, 4,
o'clock in the forenoon a, ssA
Court Room be appointed Tor cyan
lining and allowing said accom-,
and hearing said petitions
II is further Ordered. That cony
be published three slccessir.
weeks previous to said time q,
hearing, in The Detroit Tribune !,
newspaper printed and clrcula,in,
in said County OF Wayne
PATRICK n O'BRIEN
Judge Of Proba,.
CA True Copy
ALFRED l. VINCENT
Deputy Probate Register
5-3l--s-g
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Hardin

majority. once the majority has
been determined May 81. the
NLRB conducted a referendum that
proved beyond the doubt that the
CAW-CIO represented the majori-
" OF the Ford workers OF the
Rouge and Lincoln plants.
Negroes must be woven into
every bracket OF the tAW-CIO
structure. The only sane way TO
bring this about Is through every
ono getting in on the Why the Ford
Organizing staff rededicates itself
10 the Ford drive. Our Offices at
47is Milford and 1862 Hastings.
stands orcn l. hours dai ~. for the
sole purpose OF serving Ford work
ers on the East and Yves: sides CT
Detroit.
(SiEnedl
walter Hardin
Dir. of Negroes Activ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
We DI-tVfF
OKnfR fOR APPEARANCE

At a session OF said court held
in The courl house IN the City OF
Detroit. County Of wayne and
State OF Michigan on May IS. 1871.
Present Honorable HARRY b.
KElDAN. circuit Judge.
II appearing to the satisfaction
of the court from the affidavit OF
The plalnun filed in this cause Tat
Harry Tnanos, the defendant. here
in Is not a resilient of the State OF
Michigan and therefore cannot be
sefNcd with process issued out OF
this court, and il further appearing
that the said Harry Thanos is a
resident OF the State OF Illinois aud
That his last known address was
3lt7 5. wells street in the cry of
Chicaeo. County OF Cook and State
Of Illinois
On motion Of Joal J. Mcdonald.
attorney for plaintiff. 1t is ordered
that the said Harry Thanos enter
his appearance in thsi cause in
three months from the date hereof
or that the bill of complaint filed
in this cause will be taken as con-
icssicn against him:
And j, is further ordered that a
copy Of this order he sent to the
defendant at his last known adj
dress by registered mail. and in
tho event that no registered return
receipt signed by the defendant is
received. then this order 10 be pub
lished according 10 law.
HARRY r. kElDAN.
Circuit judge
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN,
County Clerk.
"a True Copyb
BY A. A. BERGER.
DEPUTY Clerk 5-si ia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
HELP WANTFD

Fully experienced married couple
cook and h0useman. Woman
must be good COOK man capable
housemnn. Excellent wages. Small
family. Don't waste your time and
hours by applying unless full,
qualified. Phone University 2-2OGG.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
LONELY!
STOP. READ THIS

widows. wldowcrS. bachelors.
maldcns long for swectheartS and
lile mates. Their descriptions,
names and addresses 5Oc complete.
"Gct Acquainted Club" Box 3735
Druid Station. Baltimore. Md.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
HELP WANTED

ExDeriehced shirt Press Opera.
tors for Wight shift. pm. 10 ~
pm. sanitary Laundry, Size yerl
mont.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
WOMAN WANTED

Permanent. profitable career
work for Intelligent woman over
2s. No experience necessary. Free
10 work ~ hour per week. Married
woman preferred. For interview
wrlte-Box 30-Detrolt Tribune,
214S st. Antoine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
WANTED

Real Estate Statesmen. Male or
Female. Good commission; plenty
Of prospects; automobile service.
aOi r. Hancock, corner Beaublen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

Participants In the commence
mcnt program held last week nj
the Lincoln hospital. Durham.
NJ :. were tleit 10 right front
row: Dr. James T.. shepard OF the
hospital staff: Dr. VI. q. Bous-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
FOR SALE

Beautiful Home: modern. cheap.
Located nj RoSedale. Martin. your
Real Estate Broker, Phone Trinity
2-1OsG.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Atty. Ernest {. Mitchell
CO., +. Adams A,enus
No. 3l3.OsS

STATE OF MICHIGAN Tia
Circuit Court for the Coun'y n
Wayne. In Chancery
DORA LARENE WILLIAMS
Plaintiff VS.. CARvIN WILLIAM
Defendant.
ORDER FOR PUBLIC ALTON
Satisfactory proof hy aihdsv"
showing that the Defendant. Caryla
Williams. is not a resident N ihs
state and that the whereabouts o,
the Defendant cannot Ne ascsr.
tanned
1T is OR DtREn thar the De.
PENDANT Carvin Williams rause hs
appearance to he entered IN fas
cause within three month. fr-m
the date OF this order or 'hst SAD
Bill Of Divorce be taken as cna.
fessed
And that this order be published
according 10 Law and a copy ssrr.
cd on the Defendant or seni 10 hin
by registered mail 70 his laa
known address
ROBERT VI TONS
Circuf Jude
Dated AZ Detroit NirMsan h.'
2Srd day Of May. A H. 1914
"a true copyi
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN
Clerk
BY A a BERGER
Deputy Clerk 5Sl-7-l3
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ORDER TO APPEAR

AZ session OF the above entitled
Court held in the County Building
in the CITY OF Detroit County u
Wayne. and state cs Micbean ihi'
2nd day of May. A. ~. i9il
Present. Honorable ROBERT "
TOMS. Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof appewIns eT
affidavit that the Defendant Tansy
Ice Anderson. is not a resident o.
the city OF Detroit. state ~ Mieal-
gan. but that her lasl known af'
dress was AT No. 225 Huron Street
Michigan city. Indiana which was
I'm the year 1910
ON motion 81 William 7 falrics
Sr. Counsel for Plaintiff i y
Hereby Ordered fhatthc Defendant
TanSy Lee Anderson enter her 30.
pearance in the above en'iiln
canse within three months from ln'
date hereof or the Bill Of Complain
will be taken as confessed again'
her.
II Is Further ordered lha' 1I..
Copy ~ the 0order he sent 10 NV
last known address Of ihe peiena'
ard ny registered mail. return y.
cent requested. and thai 'lu,
copy OF this order 10 appeaf anu
be published according 10 law
ROBERT VI TOMS
Circuit Juds'
"a true copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN
CLERK
BY ~ ?, ,. p o,.rs s.si rs
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Atty. william T. Patrick, Sr.
1901 ~. Antoine street
NO. af3.Og.s

STATE OF MICHIGAA In u,
Circuit Court for tho County u
Wayne. In Chancery
WILLIAM l.. ANDERSON Plain
tiff. VS.. TANSY LEE ANDERSON,
Defendant