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The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12
Kelly Union Sets
New Office Sked

Cumberland. Oct. 10-A call for
Local 26. URWA, members. 10 par
jicipate in the rapidly enlarging
activities of the union was issued
this week by Local 26 officers who
announced, al the same time. that
the union office would be open all
week under a new office schedule.
The union office will be open on
Tuesday from 10 am. to 2:30 pm. |;
on Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day from 10 am. 10 $50 pm. on
the second and fourth Saturdays
from l TO $3.50 pm. and will be
closed Sundays and Mondays each
week. On other Saturdays. the Of
flee will remain open from 10 am,
10 $3.50 pm. The phone number of
the office is 99SW, and all members
are urged to bring prospective men,
berS to the office at II South Me
chanic street. third floor.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12
Women TO Meet
On Bond Sales

Baltimore. Oct. 10-Governor Her.
bert r. O'Conor will be the princi-
pal speaker at a statewide confer
ence of women, sponsored by the
War Savings staff of Maryland, wo-
mems division Oct. n.
Mayor Howard w. Jackson of Bal
timore; Miss Harriet Elliott, assoc
ciate field director of the War Saw
ingS staff and Walter n. Ruth. state
administrator of the War Savings
staff and Walter n. Ruth. state adj
ministrator of the War Savings
staff, are scheduled TO speak.
Representatives of women's or
CARNATIONS are invited to the con-
ference designed 10 activize women
in War Bond sales work.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12
SeYvicemen: Get
Your Vote Now!

CUMBERLAND, Oct. VT he
Wesiern Maryland Industrial Union
Council, at meeting this week,
urged all former CIO Hnionisis in
Wesfern Maryland rhO are now'
serving in The nafion's armed forces
to ask their commanding officers for
post cards on Sshich they can desie-
nate their desire to pOte in the
November general elections.
COMMANDING officers, the council
pointed ont, are required 10 distribute
post cards on whch application for
Official tar ballots can be made and
sent TO the Secretary Of State. The
requirement was made into lac wifh
the recent passage in Congress OF the
soldiers vote bill.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12
Send Cookies
TO Servicemen

Cumberland. Oct. 10 - Fifteen
boxes of cookies, baked by the Cum
berland CLIO Women's Auxiliary.
were sent this week 10 former West
ern Maryland unionists now serving
in the Armed Forces.
The auxiliary expected TO con-
;inue TO bake and send cookies until
every serviceman from this area
has received a box. The auxiliary
meets every Friday evening in Tex
tile Hall, and all women are in
vited.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12
Win Million
In Beck Pew

Pittsburg, Oct. 1O-An example Of
the gains achieved by organized
labor in pressing for back pay due
workers under the Fair Labor
Standards Act was revealed today.
Frank Dorsey, regional director of
the Wage and Hour Division, re-
ported that 2S.440 workers received
81, 032,324 in back pay from 1888
employers since January l. This COW
cred only Pennsylvania, Delaware
and four West Virginia counties.
Organized labor. it was cited. was
leading in the efforts to obtain back
pay for workers denied true COM
pensation by chiScling employers.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12

anxious to vigorously support i'm
mediate offensive action by the
United Nations against the Axis.
"The solemn pledges given by
President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Churchill to the Russian
people are being kept from fulfill
ment by growing pressure from APP
peaser elements who are playing
Hitler's game of Divide and Con-
quer.'
I'VE reafiirm our unstinting sup
port 10 our Commander-in-Chief
and urge the immediate opening of
a second front offensive against the
heart of NazSm-B Berlin"
End FRONT A MUST"
That was the sentiment formally
expressed for the seamen who have
given their lives for democracy at
a Second Front rally held last week
in Baltimore by the National Mari
time Union, supported by Shipyard
Local 43 and the Baltimore Indus
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12

committee announced today.
The committee. in its negotia-
tons with the company, noted that
the overtime wage provisions in the
agreement between the company
and union conflicted with the
Presidents order.
The unions proposals to adjust
the contract to conform with the
Presidents order were drawn from
the executive order.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12

received unanimous votes of con-
fidence in two special and largely
attended membership meetings
called when the present agreement
expired.
At the special meetings. union
members also reiterated their
pledge of mo stoppage of work for
the duration of the war emer-
gency."
Union officials asked members TO
watch the union bulletin boards in
the plant for notification of special
membership meetings where re-
ports of the progress of negotia-
tons will be given. They called at
tention TO the fact that a regular
general membership meeting is to
be held Wednesday, Oct. IA. at Ten
tile Hall.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12

"The greatest part OF the AXIS
war machine has been sent crash
ing against our allies on the Rus
sian front. Every victory gained
by Hitler on the Soviet front brings
him closer TO our shores. The cry
for second front which welled
up from millions in the ranks of
labor, is not merely a demand TO
relieve the hitherto unheard Of pres
sure from a heroic people and its
valiant army but mainly a bid to
wrest the initiative from the bloody
hands of Adolf Hitler, TO multiply
Dieppe thousand fold and send the
liberating army of the United Ma
tions hurting into the European
continent TO mobilize the anXiously
awaiting enslaved millions in the
conquered countries and together
storm the citadel of the Axis.
AMERICANS READY
"rhe people of America have
shown not only by words but also
by deeds that they are ready and
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12
trial Union Council.

trial Union Council.
The rally heard William c. Walsh,
State Attorney General, speaking
for Governor Herbert r. O'Conor,
declare that the need for a second
front is perfectly obvious that
we're not going TO win the war
until we open a second front in
Europe" and that 1--WE ought TO
open it in the shortest possible
time"
Walsh cited the need for "meet-
ings such as this" to show Presi-
dent Roosevelt that "we're 100 per
cent back of him in the war effort"
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12
Keep Eye Open
For Ordnance
Workers Issue

CUMBERLAND, Oct. lord
nance workers at the Kelly
Springfield Engineering Co. plant
were urged to be on the lookout
for the next issue of the Western
Maryland CLIO News which, Local
&c, URWA officials said, would
contain special features program
ming future activities of the
union.
The October 26 issue of the
Western Maryland CIO News,
they said. would also cOmmemOr-
ate the start of the ninth year Of
the unions history. The union
was chartered under the CIO i'm
October, 1885.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12

The War Local Board, which GER
titled Local 1S74's case two weeks.
will consider arguments presented
by the union and Celanese Corpo-
ration of America when union and
company representatives are called
to appear.
Certification of the case came
after the u. S. Bureau of Cohcilia-
ton of the Department of Labor
failed TO arrange meeting Of
minds between Local 1S74's nego-
tiating committee and company rep
resentativeS.
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
The unions negotiating commit
tee which is seeking to obtain a
15-cents-an-hour wage adjustment
to cover the vastly increased cost
of living for Celanese workers. a
union shop and dues checkoff, be-
sides a number Of other benefits,
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12

The unions proposals were pre-
sented 10 the membership of Local
26 at a general membership meet
ing Saturday.
PROPOSALS ARE:
The proposals. as submitted to
the company. are
Il. Time worked in excess OF
eight hours in any Neutrality-suspicious.
period or in excess of forty hours
in any one week pay period, will
be compensated at time and one
half. II is understood that over
time hours paid on a daily basis
will not be included in paying for
overtime on weekly basis. No
overtime payment shall be allowed
in the following:
"A. Employees substituting for one
another at their own request.
'2. In addition 10 the above regu-
lations with respect 10 the allow
ance of time and one-half for hours
worked, the regulations listed be-
low shall be effective October /.
1912:
"a. Time and one-half shall be
paid on the sixth consecutive day,
double time shall be paid on the
seventh consecutive day.
"tProviSions are made according
TO the Executive Order No. 9240 as
per the Secretary of Labor's inter-
presationS. Section 5 as follows:
"The provisions OF Paragraph
lob deal with the subject of holt
days. Double time on such holt
days is forbidden unless they con-
titute the seventh day worked
under Paragraph 1(A) ~. On the
other hand. time and half is re-
quired for work on the holidays
named Snice it is the purpose of
the order TO give recognition 10
the enumerated days as holidays.
they should be counted as days
worked for the purpSoe Of COM
putatlOn OF the seventh and sixth
days of work under Paragraphs
1(A)Q and 1(A)(2l whether or not
work is actually performed and
whether or not compensation is
paid for the holidays if no work
is performed.
HOLIDAY PAY
"3. Regardless OF the number OF
hours worked during the regularly
scheduled work week:
Thine and one-half wage COM
pensation shall be paid for work
performed on any of the following
holidays: New Years Day Fourth
OF July. Labor Day. Thanksgiving.
Christmas and Memorial Day.
"a. Days worked shall include all
days that the employe should be
working but through no fault of
his own did not work.
"B. Any employees covered by the
Executive Order must receive
double time for the work per-
formed on the seventh consecutive
day worked. This applies regard.
less whether the seven days fall
within single work-week or eX-
tend over two work-weeks.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12
Loco' 26 Seeks
Overtime Rule

CUMBERLAND, Oct. 1O-Negotiations to place into effect
President ROosevel executive decree covering overtime
compensation in production plants in progress today
Local &C. United Rubber Workers America
Kelly Springfield Engineering Co., the unions plant bargaining
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12
Second Front!
Sooner the Better,
Walsh Tells Rally
By FRED D'AVILA

BALTIMORE, 1O-he bones of than 1000 Seamen
cried out Davy Jones locker last week to the President of
the United States here is what their flesh and blood
sentatives said-in good hard, English:
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12
Textile Unic.a
Awuits WLB

CUMBERLAND Oct. 1O-Local 1S74s twentyman nego-
tiang committee momentary expected call to appear before
the National union officials announced today
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12

LABOR CANDIDATE Harry
Robertson, Midland mine
worker, is running for a post
to the State House of Dele
gates. Numerous labor Or
CARNATIONS have already en-
dOrsed him for the position.
He attended the United Mine
Workers 37th Convention i'm
Cincinnati last week after his
election as a delegate from
Local 6O12.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-10-12

The unions proposals were pre-
sented 10 the membership of Local
26 at general membership meet
ing Saturday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25

fascinating line regardless Of bow
she l. dressed II you want 10
shook this fellow yea had better
stop taking him for granted and
pat q little spice and zip into year
conversation and show him how
cute you really can BE- Don't he
afraid 70 compliment him for his
good points n We all fall for fat
terry more or less II II Il given In
an earnest manner.
". d. Aave bee. married 4
zo5;As and ny husband Is very
.eslocs O. ~ ex-tcv trend We
az :Ess.nE AID arg-ing a.. TIE
-.=s. Wa, sAal DC.
Ans:-Ihe very fine thing you
must Do j. 10 step mentioning your
old hoy friends name in the home.
Also ger him oil ycur mind. II just
dcseR't work out 10 talk about the
good points OF the other man you
Yea could have married. 70 your
husband. when you drop the sub.
ieef your husband win make life
pleasant and entertaining for you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25
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STATE or MICHIGAN n n. r..
Court for the County OF Wayne IL csss
Gerry
ORA LEE JAMESON p,,,-.- ;
WILLIE JAMESON. Dessrdsr,
No. S9s.sss
A. a session Of said co1r. hs's a, a,
Court House IN the City e, Dstren !
salc County az Wayne ar1 Sal. y
Michigan on the tenth day 9. Agra. AZ
itf..
Present, Honorable SHERMAN n
CALENDER. Circuit, jude
II this cause u appear.rg sre- a
Hcevit on tle that AFTER c.iiesn. scar,
ard inquiry II cannot be as,sstass. !
What sia;s or country the cs.er.ir. =
sizes.
on MOTION or SIMMONS A s,,,
attorneys FOR Plaintiff.
IT is ORDERED THAT v "A. Jan.
son appear and answer trs A.l = ~,
plain; Sled IN this cause -.hlu ik,s
months from the date 2. -, cr..r !
ssif hii viii be taken IS ccrsar.
aAainst him
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED THAI,
cory e this order hs plf sAst sc,s..
Ing - law n The Deirc'. ~-.sr-. 4,
Aiso that a copy OF tAis o-ts- - sert \
registered mall 10 said def.-fa-, q, 4,
last known address. 20 ~ Erl,s :. Ba
s.. Tun.ca Mississippi
SHERMAN D. cA-LESprR
ciFegl, jutn
cAsPAR J. LINCEMAS. c.s-k
~ A. HARGREAvEs.
pef-'y Clerk t:s-s.a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25
Clemens
By -CANDY- MORGAN

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25

Afu. Ch.A n fersisA
A. Il Wsrr<u Ava

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STATE OF MIcHIGAx>,- tie Circuit
Gears fsr sAs cesrss e way-s .. ceaz-
csry.
ALICE THOMAS Pasissls. va SAN
THOMAS Dsfsn1art
no. ssslss
AZ q se1sicn ec szt1 ce1rs he.c ar
tAs ec-rs hozss n rss Cts q Dstrcit
o. ne lfts cay ec Nara AID 1874
Presses. Hszerssis ROBERT n ToMs
c4r~rft lstgs
y tss cause q arpeart.F ~ .sseavi,
o. &c thaf ne tsfentanf- San Tbonsa
caznc; - serves - rrcseEs ,Efuet est
q fks ceurt a. ne 70 rct a rssts.t q
tks STATE e NsrAlean. t-s RESIDES n
TIE City ef New 8avs-- ce1rsy % Sev
Have. a-d stass e ce=reetseEl
on MOTION OF cEAELEs r PERK-
ms. attofney Ter s,Ai-tiE
II - cRpERED tsas sss csss>ears.
San -ecznA aEpear aa1 answer the
Bill &C cc=p.airs fn tAis causs wlshfn
tkres s-c.ths frcr fse dA;s CO tnis g.
der e. TIA, ni6 I'll uli e ,aksn a.
corssssec AZ tAat s1s c-esr - sgellsA-
"a acc.rtl-e % ia~ Art a ccrr shsrecf
- servec rrcr the cess-3a-s ~ reg.s-
ters6 Eal a. recut-~c ,. iaw.
ROBERT ~ TONS
c.r~z;t Jrcse
cAsPAR ). LT~oENAS. Geek
b Z Q SA-LT.
De7s;y Clerk s-is--t-,s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25
Fort Leonard
Wood. No.
b. LOIS RIDDEN

over 500 soldiers and their
charming dancing partners en.oyed
The gA,s party give, AZ The Fort
Wood Uso clab located rear For;
Leonard woc6. No Tie AFFAIR Was
sponsored BY Companies { and D
ct the s4th Batailica ERIC. Some
q the most popular and beautiful
g.ris from Spr.1g1elc and SAN;
Louis. Nc, we're present 70 make
the evening = huge success
Tie e,ab Was beautifully ceco-zi-
&c II tie Engineers colo-s, RED and
white. Their Insignia, the castle.
was effectively Lighted. lending an
ar Of medieval glancr as the c4nc-
ers moved 20 the enchanting
Ehythzs OF the Fer: Leonard WOOD
orchestra
TIE arranging and planning COM
r.tiee CONSISTED ot Sterling Chavis.
director az The club Mrs. sara
Lc-E associate director. Miss Lois
Ret.s1. program director. and Joe
Nso.. pc gran director O. TIE JSO
cab.
Sergeant Earl Harris OF Con-
pary A i3srt Battalion. Jus; re-
;urrsc from an enjoyable lS-day
trrloagA spent a. bis hone n
P.t.sbrrgh. Pa visiting h.s family
ard host Q. friends.
Mrs. Gladys Irving Q. Omaha.
Ssh-. IS visitor q; TIE CSO club
tor q few days. Mrs Irving Is IA
;.onaiiy krowr as he supervisor Of
CSA-YTCA With her pleasing
she las wcn many
friends Il TIE Fort WOOD area.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25
Atty. 9. J. Flanagan.
ies- = Dsvisen Ave.
No. eee.s93

STATE OF MICHIGAN.
ccgzsy 90 ware 80
A. . session e TIE F-obate court for
sad ccur,y &C wsrrs. hs,1 a. the Pre-
sats cc1r. Rcc-, q fhs CITY CO D<sroit.
Frsssnt. JOSEPH A MrRPHT. JsGss
cs P-ctate
u the Mater e .ke Estate cs MEL
LIE NELccYIcH. Deceased
Or -sseisg ass ei;rE ths pssifior G.
Arra Ecteritk prayrg that acrnints-
frAtica ct sRit ssfAtf e granted 20 her
g.. g. ser.e cs1t- s.i;aes re-sca-
:; 10 crters1 "a. -es tkirieerth tay cs
Nay. rert a. to- c'eicrk n TIE fore-ce-
a, sAie cerrf Roer1 q. Jrdgs THOMAS
{. MURPHY - ass1.r,s1 fer hsarsng
sal- ps-.t,or-
A-t & - f-r:hs- c-te-st- that a cory
e ;h,s order e r-e'lsse. ence II each
week frr ;k-ss -s4xs co-ses-,ive.y PRE-
f.--s . sslc .,-- 6. hsxTinE. Il TIE
Ce.-ti. TrinG.s -evsparsr Printed
srt e,rrr.at.zg j. sac County cs wayrs
JOSEPH 4. MURPHY.
T-cEs c. Prosate
"A II. Gerry
ALFRED = VINCENT
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LEGAL NOTICES


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lie 50 Artokne 81
STATE or MICHIGAN.
cc1.ty &c Wsyre -
10. es5 SIS
AZ q sssssc1 q the PrceAfs Court Ter
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tafs cegrt Reo- n the CITY oc p<troi.-
&C n. ssvs-fk cay CT Arrl IN the pear
eas thsusas6 alrs ssrcret anc forty
I've
Prss.-s. PATRICK Il osRrES. ysass
e proeafe
y sAs Na.ser e The Estate 81 LEWIS
SATHARSsc<. Deceased
lo.nie r. szowcsz- Special Adrninistrs-
to- 81 sac ersa,e. havlrs rents-e1 %
thls crErs k.s erst a-1 sal seeount IN
sal4 natter.
:, % oreers1. TAa; the srventh day e
Nay. re1L a. ten s'c.ock n the fersncon
A. sa,t Gear. Roern e appointed Ser en-
ar,ini1F aat ai.celaE sd acecanL
Ant X - frrthfr Ordered. Tkat a eorr
e shs crts- - reniisset ence T. sach
wesk Fer ,A-e< weeks ccrsec9srsiy PRE-
yfo1s - sa.1 tine e. hearing. n ne
p~trcl. Trthuae q rewspArer printed
AZ etrc1i1tizE r. szi1 County % weyns
PAEIIcK X OfBRrES.
Jrdgs q Prosa;s
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MONROE
Ny YES HArwoop coyNGIoN

Mss Mazda Cooper Q. Adra.n
.-v.is1 .-ier1s trcn No-rce 70 8
pz.-y :. hs- hone q: sss Couor
svs1-e Friday. April IL Included
s fT0L Nc--oe were.
Misses VIVIAN B.rr.- Emma Chap
7s... 1-c-o;hy Bsre.sy, Billy Blunt.
Clarence kitchen. j.. arc Andrew
Freeman r-o- ADRIAN cane
var1s Cooper AID Mss Mary Coop
g.
Ne-bsrs Q. TIE newly organized
Progressive STUDY club net recent
= = re Cc=uur..y cents- FOX the
p1-po<s c. promoting he study O..
Negro scA.sve-e-: ard .l.sr--ac!sl
EoocT..,
TIE Ga-ts- c.-t vas held al TIE
.c-s @. Mrs. Lee S-;,cr OF Peters
stree. Ms M.rr.s Reed Q. LIMA.
Oar vas present Fsf.se- st;snc-
e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25

STATE or MICHIGAN r. -. CO.
ri; cou-; Ter tie cc--.y e way-s =
chancerr
CLARA = HAMMOCK Fiai-..s. "
GEORGE HAMMOCK resercart
40. ss5eos
Al sessirn os sad ccr-. hsit .: .ks
Court House Ia TIE CITY cs ret--i. O.
ne ara day e Feorlary A 2 -.
Frsssn;. The He's. -ss.sr xsl Cir
culi J-1se
!; appearing 20 It's c.u-. trora TIE
affidavit On file II ,As czuss .hs. TIE
Defendant. George HAmrcck - re, q
residtri q; TIE ssate e wi-hlrar ~.
res.1es ~ 80 virginia Street, ~. Airy
Sor;h Cs-ciirs
o. rsr;i-r q Hsrser. :. prs,ey. A..
to-ney Ter Tia.rutf
IT Is ORDERED ,hs. n. ds,enaar.
appear Ard arsver tie Bill cf CON.
p.airi t.e1 ~ ,1ls cause vshia three
nrrihs from 80 cate CT This order. O.
said eii WI - taken ss confessed: ana
taai copy - said order ee ser. 70 tke
las; known address cs re said defe.1.
art - registered nail are An case re
reristerec re.-rn rsceirt sTret b. ne
cefer -ar, - received. rhs. this c.es-
,. r-elisAsi - ree-lFtc - law
"A Tr-s Gerry
LESTER NoLL
cAsPAR : LrNcExAx. GEEK ~
p p sTSATMAS
Deputy Clerk I.t.g.,s
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LEGAL NOTICES
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25

STATE or MICHIGAN II y. cr
suit Court fer the County G, Wsyrs y
charcery
ALLEN HfLLsNAS. Plaintiff u
MYRTLE HfLLeMAN. Deter art
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ session % said couF. tsle a ~
Court House IN the City e pti'c-
County % Wayne ana state ~ MsnN
on the 10th day CT March. iit
Present; The HON. Robert y. Jon,
cifcuit Judge.
]; appears By affldavi; attached he.
20 the Defendant. Myrtle hllisnn
present 1herabcc,s are unknown sna
cannot he ascertaired IN what fas
country she now resides
On Motion OF william v Bann
,orntr for the plaintiff y IS okpss.
Ed that the said detsn1art N' ~.
Hilisman. enter her appearances " ".
cause on or before three m.p..
from the date OF this order, o. ttaa "a !.
said BIZ Of Complaint vii - -
confessed; and that this sac ora"
served and published as reca''s'
law.
Robert H. Tona Circuit Jete'
"a True Copy.
cAsPAR y. LIScENAN. Clerk
~ l. G. NACLT I'm
Deputy Clerk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25
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STATE c: MICHIGAN n -. &c..
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chancsry.
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NAErisr kENrRIcK. F.a.r.. ',
SARAH kESnRfrE ur.s-s.-.
AMENDED ORDER TO AFFAIR
A. session - re ahots er,s.i.1
go-Ft rec y re County Buncirr n
the Cl.r &c Detroit cclr:~ 81 w..
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20 - CAPITA Avenue Ncrtrs-e-,
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Ga r.o'ion cs WILLIAM ? rArrrcy
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BY ,. 2 GRACE
Deputy Clerk