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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-03

Jot this down in your little
notebook OF memory. the fourth
World series game between the
Kansas City Monarch. pennant
winners OF the Negro American
league. and the Homestead Gfays
winners In tho Negro National
league has been tossed out.
Until the Grays won over the
Kansas City boys last Sunday IN
Kansas City. by score OF Al.
the Monarchs held 80 victory
over the Washington nine. How
ever. this contest was declared
unofficial Monday night. follow
ing a two-hour debate between
the owners OF the club. The
fourth game was decided mo
contest and tossed out because
the National league used four
ineligible players. in an effort TO
strengthen the team.
With the above decision reach
ed by the two leagues. the series
now stands 30 in favor OF the
Kansas City Monarchs. The fourth
game will be over by the time
this gets into print. II is slated
for wrigley Field. Chicago. Sun
day, Sept. q. A record crowd is
expected to be on hand. II the
Grays should win. the fifth game
Of the series will shift TO Phila-
delphia. and will he played Tues
day night. Sept. %. II the Mon
archs take this game IN Chicago
the series will he over and they
will be winner OF the champions
shin.
Much interest has been created
In Baltimore. Md. In the nine
series ~ games between the BAL
timore Elitee ~ the colored league
and an ali-star white league. AZ
this writing three Of the PRO.
posed nine games have been plav-
"a with the Elites winning oil
Tho Baltimore colored hoys won
/ the first game nv the scores 6-1
the second contest 80. and tho
third game 5-3 The series will
end SUNDAY with twin-hill
The writer believes that such
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LEGAL NOTICES


STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
court FOR the County OF Was ne IN Chan
Gerry
MATTE HAMILTON. Plaintiff vs..
BENJAMIN HAMILTON. Defendant.
No. 3ae.le9
At session q, said Court held At the
Court NoDse In the cfy ~ Detroit on tho
fourteenth day OF Sep siuuer. a u. lsf-
Present. The Hunnlahie CiLDE l.,
" EHSrER. 'irtnlt judge
IL appearing 20 this court from tho ~
hdayit on ne. that after utlgcit search
and irgury. IL cannot We aNDeftaintd in
Beu.Afuin Hamilton. .,sldss; and that
the last known address az the def'n-
dsni VAS fto T.. Columbia. I'efrit. " y.
OK MOTION or HEERERr l.. DJD-
LEY. attorney Tor Plaintiff.
1T Is onnERED that he appear and
answsr 'he nm ~ complaint MED IN
this cause WITHIN thr9r 80 months from
the date Of thus otctr or said bill WI
ts token ~ confessed. ard that a copy
% said order he sent 20 the last know n
address Of said defencsW hy register
81 mail. rsturn receipt requested, and in
case ~ registered return receipt signed
order be published ~ r.quIfea by law
CLYDE /. WEH~TEE
Circuit Judge
"a True CoTyl
cAsPNR = IrNGEMAN. Clerk
y T. rt N$r.
Depaiy CLERK sas-ii-7.
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LEGAL NOTICES


STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court Tor The County OF WAYNE m chan
cst4.
SADIE DE PRIEST. Pislntn. va
BEDWN Tx PRIEST Defendant
A. session a.. said 'onrt hello AZ the
colfi iionrr NJ Ito city ~ l'eftoit.
MleAigau 900 tue eleventh day of Septem-
b,f. a D. 1912
lIeserf Honorable CLYDE l. WEB
SrfE. circuit ludgs.
~ this cause 10 spreafirg from AM
daNt on NE trei after duigent search
ana inquiry ~ cannot - a>ertalnsd IN
what state or country The defendant re-
sides.
as MOTION OF SIMMONS AID
HlRB. AttoInes fr rAinun.
lr H. ORDERED THAT Brown De
frIe-i aureai AMI answer Inc nil 81 com-
paint rl.d ln ta.s cause WITHIN three
months Inm the Gate 81 thls a-def Or
sNt ii. ~i4 be ia~en a. confessed
against niul
1T Is ~ R1HEK ORDERED that n
cops ~ fh4s ori,r re p4hiisheu Hfcord-
n41 1, law IA This peftot Tribune and
b -a.iHst IL crry ~ tas orisr pe sem b,
f,ssfef,G mai 80 sad deferfanf a. =
os' knfnr attf,s- o. vi, stlTges. ken
iloNy. n3ln.ng camp So
CLYDE T. WEHSl FIR
circuit Judge
"a True CORY
'ASrAK Is i.fS1EN.NN. clerk.
~ a ARGNEANFs
Deputy ,i,r s-.s-li-7.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Chas. Campbell
22S1 f.rskine

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
cour, for the County OF Wayne In Chan
cety
ETA AsHwoOD Plaintiff. va MIL
LER ASIWOpp. Defendant
No. 33l.ylD
ORDER FOR APfEAkAHCE
AZ session Of said court held in the
City OF Detroit Aus. 7. i9t2.
Present. The Hon. GUY A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing by anida-
WI on hle that the defendant is not n
resident OF the State OF Michigan but
rssiess al - Third street. Duluth, MIN
nesota:
II IL ordered that he appear herein
within three months from tho date OF
this order or the bill OF Compaint nled
herein may he taken as confessed. and
that this order he served and publish
Cd according 20 law. and a copy there-
81 mailed - the defendant At hts last
known address.
GUY A MILLER.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
cAsrAR ! frNcEMAN, Clerk
ny J. j. WHITMAN.
Deputy cier, s-.2-1o-3
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CHATTERIN' on the
National Sports Sidewalk
BY ISAAC JONES

contests will 20 long ways to-
ward getting colored players In
the major white leagues.
There are several such con-
tests slated for after the close
OF the season. The Detroit Tigers
and an all-colored team are sup
rocd to play n series OF games
sometimes IN October. Let's hope
that this nine Will prove TO Jack
Zeller. general manager OF the
Tigers. that there are colored
players good enough 10 play In
the major white leagues. My bet
Is that they will prove this.
Well the football season Is here
and from week 10 week this col
umn shall attempt TO give you
tho lowdown on the Games and
the players from coast-to-coast.
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Collision Kills Two

RALEIGH. NC. --(ANP)-- Two
persons were killed and three
others critically injured Sunday
when the automobile in which they
we're riding collIded with an At
lantic Coast line Railroad passen-
ger train at a crossing near here.
Those killed were John p. Darden,
10, Of Faison. and Jesse Floyd, 49,
OF Mt. Olive. The injured were
James Williams. 81. Faison; James
Owens. 10. Mt. Olive; and Fulton
Atkinson OF Newton Grove.
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Attv. Nm 7. NnKiii
1tS D. Vernon Highway

srsTN or NrufsAN r ne ci-cnt
fr 80 copr'' os wa,he In chan
lrnTHY cEry riantir. "a THoM
a. arrY. noferfrr'
No. 1871 $50
A. session ~ "A or~' he'd on the
.t'h e - Juy An ifs.
rf...f' lior revlTT y. MERRIAM
Cf I-lee
T. nape, nr 10 'tis corr, from ALL
cft~ rr flc -fts-tAe-f-t4ea - residence
2, ffe dffrfia Asrein i suarovn. thai
g. eatrf e. ~ srfained 'n What sfafe
- toirfrT he tssiaes ard that the
i.a.rflf q ~ o axe
fr g CRIrHEn iho' tefsndart an
f.ar nrf snsv.r fhe eti - eomria ~
"a in fta faN~e wi'tn three rorfhs
f'tl fre lafe Giants offer. Or said MI
he talon es cortes-.f. ara that ~ :
orIs- fc sfrffi fNi ruNN.Ntd ~ rsqlHr-
go he nw The Ds'roif IT. nnnf nov ..
rarer irWef r4htsned ard circpiauns
Ut rs y fTurR orrFnrn tbs, SAL
IS SfnspVifn w. nrd - hnrcNv appoint
- ~ at' - next friend % TIE riain'r
~ ne case
p,wiTT u MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
~ r,fr rerocErArR
oNsrNp tr>GEMAS. Clerk
rcpf'y crt ss,--io.s
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LEcAI NOTICES



STATE OF NIcHtcA~ IN m. circuit
Court for the County ~ wsvue IN chan
rerv
pt'TH nrxo~. plsiu,nin. w. LAMAR
DIXON. Defendant
No a9e 0et
ORDER or prHTIcATTON
~ secession ~ sa'd Court hold IN fhe
city ~ Detroit Wavne County. Mirhi-
ran on Sept ~ fefe
Present. honorable CLYDE WEp-
STIR. circuit Judge
n appearing 20 this Honorable Court
from anidavii- on nie herein that after
dliirent search and inquiry. the defen.
danfs residence II unknown ani can.
not b. ascertained
on Motion - CffARf ~ " KERRY
Attorney FOR the Plaintiff.
TT rs ORDERED. that conv ~ this
order he published according ~ law IN
The Defrol Tribune. a NEWSPAPER print
Cd published ana circulating IN said
County. and aieo that = COPY ~ said or
der be cent N sa'd Defendant ~ his last
known address esf7 Peechwood Avenue
Detroit. Michiean. ~ rer'sferrd mail
CLYDE 7 wrnSTER
Circuit Judge
"a Truc Copv1
cAsrAr y. LINcENAN, clerk
nv A. HAnGnEANEs.
Deputy clerk f0-7-ff-ft
Deputy Clerk ETAoIN
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Lewis. Rowlete a Brown. Attorneys.
f-nn aototna =


1900 ~. Antoine ~
STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
court for the County OF WAYNE IT. Chan
cery
NNSiE BROWN. Plaintiff. Va FRANK
nEoWS Defendant
ORDER Of rJBLICATiON
At session ~ said count held ~ tho
Court House IN tho city ~ peftoit on the
set enteenth day Of September. AID.
ipf..
Present Hon. JOSEPH A. MoYNlHAS.
Cireun Judge.
Satisfactory proof by anidaNit show
irg that ~ cannot be aScerinin.d IN what
sfAie or country the defendant now re-
srdsa aad hts present Whereabouts IL un-
known that his last macs % residence
was g.7s Aniietam street. City 81 De-
irolt county OF wayne and state Of
~. higan.
ON MOTION or LEWIS. RowLETTE
4 HROwN. Attorneys for Annie Brown.
plaintiff herein.
1T u ORDERED that the said defen-
dant. Prank Brown. enter his appear.
hnfo In said cause on Or before Three
$50 months from tho date - fhis order.
ar tie bill of complaint may be taken ~
confessed and that said order 10 pub
iishea and copy thereof served upon
defendant. Frank Brown. by registered
mail, a. required by law.
JOSEPH a. MOYNtHAN,
circuit Judge
a True COPY
rAsrAR j LrSGEMAN. CLERK
w. T. DINNE.
Deputy Clerk. s-1e-il-I.
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FLINT NEWS

By Hubert Cart.
BY Elton Fan
BY Howard Smith

DR.. w. A. Cridey preached q SIR
ring sermon SUNDAY morning ni
large and appreciallve aadisla
Mrs. +. CAN'T salg solo. 'Hi
Eyes Is on the Sparrow. Anon
the many visitors were. w ~
Mrs Norman Osborne and clsrsia
Osborne, OF Saginaw Mrs. Ja1H
Reaves OF Flint and Mrs. Ala
Lee Mccoy. OF Lo,eioy, III
At 3 pm. Or. W. A. Order III
the Gospel chorus and menon
worshipped at 81 James CMI
church, the Rev Nj Roy'G
pastor. DR.. Cridcr was the p-I
cipal speaker using for hs 'N
1.-THE Coming Glory"
At 1880 pm. the pastor plea'aa
a spiritual sermon "hica nav
affect on the audience using
his text, Matthews s5:Sl-io'
The fourth birthday ahhHs.sv
OF Barbara Jane. daughter o. -
and Mrs. Brook Travis was
served, where she was lAe su1
hostess to q little frl'nas IT..
TO 6 pm. Games were playsu ID
refreshments were served Vhe't \
birthday cake was the cehts' Nv w,
OF the table. Little Barbara Lev
displayed her many beau'liu' o.
Mrs. Doris HARRISON .sll n
Chicago Sunday morning for y, \.
weeks vacation where she WI"
the guest OF Mrs. childs ana ''-.l
The seventeenth birthday sDI n,
ersary OF Miss Alice Laln0u c.,s.r
niece OF DR.. and Mrs. W. a. ', ys
was surprisingly observed " r, '
Marion Golightly ana MISS = - IA.
CARL az the home OF Mrs. :, an,
bert on last wednesday e'. = h
where she was the hostess sizes, y So.l
! Young people. After the sos'' "a I
yerYs we're served ana 10
birthday cake cenlered 'n Ou, gll
All reported a very plsas's s,odsrl
ming. Miss Lamont Is
at the junior college .,..,,,
The Young Peoples Mlss'O !, y
.oato,v vas we'll OrganlIeu
parsonage Thursday by Mrs, va
order. The following officers o '
elected. Mies wanda Harris = p,,,.
dent: Miss X. Carpenter. wee s ~,
DENT. Miss Charlotte sinful ,,as
tary: Miss Barbara Hopk'aas .,o,Isn
urer Miss Pegey Harris O sssssi
al leader: Miss Alice nile,
chairman OF recreation eol, ar J
Miss norothv Hill, chalfnsl1s rs !
program committee ana
Lynch, supervisor. ,o.is,
Mrs. T.. J. wood was ..,. .hs -
of the turner Mite Mls .nsv inicl
81 css,v FRIDAY. After a 'ey ,sirss'
estin business session '''
ments we're served. .oc,,,
The Junior Missionary ar.y.orsss B
was organized at t %. pp~ ",e ~,
Mrs. w. A. order we9 ,n'lowine d
Ming at 6 o'clock. The ,, ,U''Na Mare
ficers were elected ;. M Miss Elis'
GolishtIy. president % S,I,p 81
CARR. secretary; Miss ~, q
Williams, assistant se. .Is..nrsr.
Miss Helen Thompson rs .s ors,I
The Mother Pearls ., We.
Ixed At the parsonage nv wrs
Mrs. W. A. order WIN
Jones as supervisor j. =, The %
Ms. Jesneit Hogan . o.
lat this week.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Chas. X. Perkins. Attorney.
a. a. 49, A..


STATE or MIcHIGAN W Tho circuit
Count FOR the county Of Wayne in Chan
cery
JENNETTE RYARs piaintin. We
TANNER RlARS defendant.
NO. s33.6is
Ata session ~ seId curt held ~ the
court House ~ tie '!iv ~ Detroit on
ne is'h Day ~ srpt"nuef Ap iste
Present Honorable JOSEPH a. MoN-
NiiIAN Clttlt Judrs
In ihls carse. if appearing Nv aNidavit
ihut tho defendant. Tanner itysrs. can
rot 10 served hy process issued out OF
This Court AZ he is not a resiii'n nj - the
stare a. MlfAfsar. tGf rcsid's az 2tto
Highland Place. In the CITY ~ Indianap-
OILS Do4nfv o. Marion. state 20 Indiana.
oN MOTION or CHARLES II. PER
KISS ATTORNEY fnr Plaintiff.
1T rs ORDERED THAT the defendant.
Tanner iyars sppear and ArsWer the
Jil ~ rauI isint 81 this cause. Within
three months from the date o. this nr-
der. or ifsi said DHi be taken as confess
"a srd Nat flis order be ruhlshed az
sofilrg 90 law ard rory thereof be
served uInn the defendant by registered
mai! az required iv law
JOSEPH a. M"N$iH'S
circuit Judge
D.. True Coyv
fAsrAK iiNcEMAN. clerk.
iN y j. it'NSE.
Deputy ci'fh. s-se--li-'.
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sUPPLFuF>TAI ORDER UR
~ lff.ftATluN

~ session OF said court held ~ the
Courthouse IN The cry ~ Detroit. Gown
~ Of Wayne state Of Michigan. on this
30th day ~ July Al i0t2
Present Hon. Dewitt H. MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge
In this cause II appearing from -ni-
davit on hie that an order Of Publication
vas heretofore signed and filed IN the
above entitie cause by the Honorable
Adoiph Marrrhner. one Of the CTR
cult Judges for the County ~ Wayne IN
the 9TH day OF June. Al 1921. thereaf'-
er On June H. A ~. 1879. a copy OF said
order ~ Publication was mailed 70 the
Last known address % the defendant Nv
n further appearing that thereafter
return receipt signed bv the said de-
fendanf was returned 70 the aniant whose
anidavif = hereto attached and u FUR
ther appears that said receipt was lost
nr misplaced Nv The aNiant and the court
heinz fully advised that The laws snc
statute applicable ~ divorce proceedlngs
can not be satisfied excent = eupnie
mental order ~ Publication issues Ana
~ further appearing that n e not known
IN whnf state or Country the defendant
now resides hut that his last known
address u Tos W. owinett street. sava,
nah Ceoreia.
TT re ORDERED that Robert Minis
appear and answer this NIL % complaint
nied IN THIS rauae Within three months
from the date ~ thir order ~ raid oii
viii be taken 80 confessed against him.
TT ~ FURTHER ORDERED tina, q
"copy" 81 said order he sent 20 the last
known address o. tho said defendant
~ reRlatered mail and IN ease No reg
fafered return receipt. signed BY the do
fendanf r. received. that This CIDER be
published 81 required ~ law
Dewitt " MERRIAM
cirrult Judge
a r.,.. coov,
cAsPAR J LrNoEMAN. Clerk
peupty Clerk. t-i1-to-b
~ DALE DsvooELAEh
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ORDER OF ~ Bi.ItAiiON

Al s,ssscn o. SAID Count, nsld At the
ro.tt llt.sc lu tns Clty ~ DeifOt. IN
tie C9gits az MAJ ne and STATE Of Aicn-
ssn. IN tae i-iu css o. Augass. A.D.
ls47
I4esrr. n.ngraO.e LEsTER S MoLL.
cNlaft Jlase
u alI,,ass ~ aGllaylt attached here
20 tuat TIE dsfenl4nt. JAmts Wilson .
Ires,ut ~teftal0-ts a unArVwn ami
seat t cannot os asc,stained IN MAT
Sihts or Co-utsy he new resides theta-
fo4e 90 Mlflua o. NilIain y Banks
Atttrr,y for trs glainftf
IT - OhpElEb tlat the defendant
enter as Arg'afsufe 90 said cause on
~ tcfore ttfse ulatns from tho DATE o,
tbs order. ~ fhAt the same VII. re
taken ~ eorfessst ~ the dftentsu, for
~ failure &c apiear Or riea- as regu4r-
81 rs AN
~ IL RITTER ORDERED that =
cory a. tTis s4il Ortfr - Cd upon
tbs cefencart a. rec red ty law.
LESTER = MOLI.
Circuit Judge.
q True coT,1
tASrAH , irNrEMAN. Clerk
rvr 4 SABHE
per-iy GERS s2.-io-i.
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STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
count .Qi tae NparA 81 Wayne Ia Chan
Gerry
CLASSIC WILSON. P.Aiutin. 70
JAMES Nli.SvN ls;sriani
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Abner 4 Taken. Attorney.
22f0 MONTEREY Avenue.

ATE or NfrHisAS n 'ne circuit,
~ me County - varns N chan
tr,y rrrsTov rianrr. VI. JULIA
TrTrTNt rffsr.fnef
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A. SESSION 80 thc Court hsid Va the
rout, Enuse Ia mo wa ne Coar's HuNd-
INK 90 ps'rfi'. 81 hiF IN this iifh day
% sepfef1hsf tr 1fte
rfesen' hon. cLYrE 7 WEBSTER,
Circuit ln1ra
Z, errsarIrr froni ania,i' ~ I'd
WARD wItsriNAN, riain'l~ herein.
on ME in fhi- ,t.ss 'fa' slii acfer-
eanf Nargar,f Viserrnnr - not D resi-
dsn' ~ fhia state lnf rss.ffs ~ 80 Re-
afffe ',sH.fe fnhns'nv rsrrsvlrar'a
fT Is ORDERED 'haf sa'f d4fendar-
N'PgAHrT wIrSErvsN arrear and
nrsuer mo rlff - cnfnr'rinf fled N ~ 70
calse within three months from tho
fnfo - ih|- o-fer or sa'd niii ~ Com
rIfinf viii he 'ahen a. con- 'ss'd against
hsr
TT re rrRTHFR oDrrpEp that =
conv ~ his Order 30 rnhNrhed accord
i-r ., law IN Two pafroi' Tribune and
afso ffa' q cnrv - 'hs order w. vcr' W
rsr.s,r~ss rnnr ~ saie cefer dart ~
80 Pe.'ries Avenue roh-a4own Zero
s-'vanlp % ieas' 'wer'v f-vs hcfore no
finle herein prescribed for her arrenr-
arce
Clyde wrreTrp
cirruis JUDGE
cASrAr TfvCrv CLERK
nv .nCrrAvrs
DEPUTY CferF ei9-i0-tf
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Court Tor me county OF Weyne N hah-
Ger,
Sc0TT. JENNINGS riaintin. - LII
LIAM JENNINGS Defendant
No a322i7
ORDER or PtRTIC ALTON
A s.sslon - sad Court. he'd IN
The Cnnrihouso IN tho CIV ~ Detroit
s.id county state - MICHIGAN On the
iafh fav y, knrrsi ~ faf-
presenf. The Won SHERMAN y CAf.-
r.r~prp Cirrf'f JUDGE
n satisfactorily appearing from che
eNIdavif ~ ffe piafrfiN on Hie m The
above entitled e.use fhaf ne pef"n-
law fiiNen Jennings e not resident
~ mt cfnfe
VT fc ofttrRFn fh.f r.riian JENNINGS
arn.sr 900 answer fhe Hir ~ Com.
piairf ffsf m fhi- cause Within three
frftfNs FROM ffe drfe - fhis order -
s.N ifn VII ~ 'sken - eonfesseo
n~rfres nor
TT ~ FT'rTVrR oPprRrn 'hsf p
rnnv - asN rrfer te eanf ~ fh~ irrt
known address, - reif nefeufar' ~ rer
iafsref m.u anf n ease rf' re~'s'errf
,s,rrr vereir' stoned ~ fhe n~gerfsrf
- reaoi, ~ ,tns 'Nis Orfcr ~ r"h'fsfeN
80 re0nlrff W 49,
SHERMAN y. CAfLENpAR
circuit Judge
rASpAn , LfNGEMAN. clerk.
~ ~ MeCRATH.
Deputy Clerk. s-is-io-ti'
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Sti0 Monterey Ave-. Detroit
STATE N Nf9A> fse c.rcrN
&C r. for tne Do-nsy o. Wayne In Chan
q.
fgNEsr fsETz r.Aat-. "a GRACE
piErx. Dsfertat
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ATTY. Flvin T.. Davenport.
1O1O ~. Antoine ~.

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the circui,
court for the County OF Wayne in Chan
cerv
ADA r. MINIS Plaintiff. vs. ROBERT
MINIS. Defendant
MI S2va.o
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Jas " Tee. ,tfovney
anln % Anlnlnn g

STATE NJ NfcHfGAS N ths Circuit
Court Tor the County Of wayne m chan
Ger,
scorT. tFS~rNGs risir-ir. - LII
LIAM JENNINGS Defendant
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TATE of MlchIGAN IN the Circuit
rt Tor The County OF WAYNE N chan
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.t.AepAr = riNGENNS. Clerk
~ A. HARGREAVEs.
Deputy Clerk. '"-i-'
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~ .s s,r c,,,s HARTEo"rAf, .p-,s.is
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STATE or MICHIGAN ~ Tho circuit
ct4i, for the county Of Wayne in chan
Evening star., 1942-01-23
River Report.

River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear at
Harpers Ferry; Potomac muddy at Great
Falls today.
HrecipitatioA.
Monthly precipitation in inches In the
Capital (current month to date):
Evening star., 1942-01-23

95 Of them are already in use and the
rest will be in production In the
next two months.
The search for seamen and ON.
GERS to man these ships Is on. About
10000 seamen and 10000 officers are
now serving on 1900 boats engaged
in deep-sea trade. With the pro-
gram calling for double this number
Of ships by the end Of the year, the
number Of officers and men will have
to be doubled, too.
Calling In More Labor.
The report asserted that $780,
900 workers have already been drawn
into the war production program,
and that 5000, 900 more will be re-
quired in the next six months. By
the end of the year the army Of Ia
borers will be trippled, and 1t Will be
quadrupled in 1943.
With thousands Of young farmers
going into the armed forces, other
farm labor must be recruited. A
woman's 'land army" may be formed
to help work the farms. Also, women
will in large numbers 80 into the
factories, relieving men for other
service. In the Frankford Arsenal
in Philadelphia, nearly 40 per cent
of employees now are women. 1t Is
estimated that SOC, 900 women are
now employed in war work. But only
4 women in every 1000 are working
in war industries. In 1918 there were
q such workers in every 1000.
Evening star., 1942-01-23
Communiques
Heovy Attacks on
Bottom RepuIsed

The tert of War Department com.
ulunique No. II, outlining the mill.
tary situation as OF $50 am. today
follotDs:: ...
/. Philippine theater:
The Japanese are continuing TO
launch heavy attacks on Gen.
MacArthur's position on the
Batan Peninsula. During the
past "A hours, the fighting has
been extremely heavy. The
enemy's assault troops have been
strongly reinforced. Nevertheless,
all Japanese attacks have been
repulsed with heavy losses. Ap-
parently the enemy has adopted
a policy of continuous assaults,
without regard to casualties. hop
ing by great superiority in num-
bers to crush the defending
forces.
Gen. Macarthur Is in receipt
Of message from Gen. Sir
Archibald Wavell, warmly con-
graduating him and his COM
mand for their magnificent de-
tense Of the Philippines.
Reports from Mindinao dis
close that the japanese troops
occupying Davao have organized
q local military force composed
Of some 10000 Japanese residents
of that community.
q There is nothing to report
from other areas.
Evening star., 1942-01-23
Plane Damaged in Fight, u S. Pilot Balls Out,
Then Slips Through Jap Lines to Safety

signs. I finally started hitching on
bullock carts, the headmen sending
me from village to village until
bunked for the night in one OF their
bamboo huts.
"I got up at daylight and reached
q fast-running river. I don't know
the name of 1t, but 1t carried me,
on some sort Of a native craft, to
settlement IA miles from Moulmein,
where a British oficial drove me IN
to town."
Moss said that during the trip he
went through the japanese lines
without seeing q single Japanese and
commented:
"The Burmese must have chosen
some fancy roundabouts to save me
from detection"
Moss return reduced the Amer
ican Volunteer Groups casualty
record for two months Of fighting to
three killed and one missing, as
against IA confirmed victories over
Japanese planes and many prob
ables."
Evening star., 1942-01-23

teeth were chipped from the force
of his landing in q rice paddy after
bailing out at only 800 feet, but he
seemed unperturbed as he climbed
from the bomber here and recount
ed his experience.
Positively, I got one japanese
Army g." the drawing Georgian
told his mates. HE never had a
chance to open his chute. A second
rascal tried to ram me while I was
climbing, and then third got on
my tail. I"
That was when his ship was dam
aged. ,
IT figured it was curtains If tried
to straighten out Of my turn so I
went overheard" he said. MY ship
landed 100 yards away and made
smouldering crater filled with
wreckage.
"I didn't know the native lingo,
but some little brown men in skirts
/ came out Of q village armed with
bows and arrows and few shot
guns and we got along fine with