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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06


we're building up toward decisive
engagements that may influence the
trend of fighting on the Worldwide
battle lines.
In the Far East, American big
guns on Corregidor island broke up
Japanese assault preparations by
destroying enemy gun emplacemert5
on Manila bay while British heavy
artillery resumed pounding attacks
on enemy reinforcements on the
Johore coast despite heavy japanese
aerial attacks. In Burma, where
10 more japanese planes were re-
ported destroyed and 10 more dam-
aged during an attack on the Ran"
COON area, the British still were
holding the SalWeen river line AMI
air bombing enemy forces attempt
ing to break across in their drive
toward the Burma Road.
In North Africa, British airplanes
strongly attacked axis armored col
umnS that pushed eastward along
the Libyan coast from Derna in an
effort to reach Tobruk inflicting eX-
tenSive casualties and destroying
many vehicles. The land potion
we're still confused but Cairo salu
the main engagement was yet TO
come.
REDS ADVANCE
In Russia, the Reu army reporteI
slow but continued advances If.
which thousands of casualties were
inflicted on the Germans north
west of Moscow, on the central Smo-
lcnSk front and in the Ukraine,
where the Soviet forces are attempt
ing to surround Kharkov. Moscow
dispatches said that important de-
velopmentS were expected shortly.
The Japanese threat to Singa-
pore continued extremely grave,
with additional enemy troops mass
ing across the strait in the Johore
Bharu sector despite heavy bonn
bardment by British guns. The jap
aneSc still maintained a strong
measure of aerial superiority al
though some British fighters were
in the air and several planes were
shot down or damaged Friday.
Tho operations against Singaport
were being steadily intensified bGt
1t was obvious that the main enemy
assault against the island was yet
to be launched.
BRITISH MOBILIZE
Dispatches said the British were
Continued on Page s, Col. II
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
p AMBL!Ne
* EpORTER
PRETTY BIRDIE

PRETTY BIRDIE
When Ralph French left Imper-
ial Valley and began to work for
the attorney general, he undoubt-
edly thought RR would stop
watching him Not so 1t just takes
a little longer to get the dope.
Jim Ritchic. also III The attorney
generals office was stopped by a
traffic cop away up north. Tho
cop one time attended a Schoo.
Ritchie taught and wanted to chat.
DO you know Ralph French?'
the cop asked. Ritchic admitted it
N,nd asked why the cop wanted to
Know
oh, l stopped hm when he was
on his way up north little while
ago" the cop said
y Why did you stop him. Ritchie
asked
"oh." said the cop for flying
too low"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06


mandcd withdrawal of a statement
in commission news releasL. L:
had said it would be impossible fol
a member of congress to buy d
S4,l00 annuity on payment of d
single premium of $l.4O
He said Mitchell agreed with hiy,
that the statement in the news
release was incorrect and promiSee
TO correct it. Byrd said that III
making the statement originally
that such an annuity was possible
he had used figures supplied by the
commission itself.
The whole wording of the news
release is propaganda, Byrd said,
calling attention to a paragraph
which said:
IF members of congress were
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06

BcWron proposed that The fed
cral government acquire land 5eV
cral hundred miles inland and
transfer the japanese population
there to raise food and other pro-
ducts.
Rowron said that out Of pos
Sibly 10000 japanese aliens In this
region. only a few hundred have
been detained.
IF there Is any intrigue among
enemy aliens" the mayor continu
cd, and it appears reasonably Ger
tain that there Is. then here Is the
hot-bed, the nerve center OF It,"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Junior Colleges
Seek Prioriiies

SACRAMENTO. Feb up
IhC air service command will be
asked to grant an A-l-C priority
rating on shop equipment tor Cah-
fornia Junior college participating
in the aircraft mechanics learner
curses, it was announced today
by Mayor c. c Minty OF Sacra-
Aento army air depot.
The army and the state depart
mert of education are cooperating
in setting up the courses, intended
To provide air corps depotS and sub
depotS in California, Arizona ano
NeXada with civilian mechanics
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
ARTILLERY POUNDS JAP ATTACK FORCES
Bubonic Plaque
Menaces Camps

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6. CUPl
Rodents infected with bu-
bOnic plague have been found
on military reservations in the
United States, publication of
recent testimony before a house
committee disclosed today.
DIR. J. w. MOuntin, assistant
surgeon general of the L. :.
public health service, told the
house appropriations subcom-
mitteee in requesting a $50
900 deficiency appropriation for
plague control that the prin-
cipal reservoir OF Infection
rodents in the western part of
the country, especially ground
squirrels.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06

Angeles alone We have we'll over
ono fouth of tho California Jap
ancSc and approximately one fifth
OF all the Japanese residents OF
America. We are, naturally. most
concerned,
I'VE want to cooperate with the
federal government, if We knew
what to dc, but it appears to us
that no one in authority in the
federal government. knows what To
do. We must guard against hysteriS,
but l feel that the local situation
is much more serious than those
in Washington apparently feel"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Eleanor Gers 0CD
Jobs for Rhythmic
Dancer, Film Actor
Night Club Performer
Who Named Dance After
Mrs. Roosevelt Repaid

WASHINGlON, Feb. {.
(UP)-The Office Of Civil
ian Defense, object Of much
discussion in congress in re-
cent weeks. was under fllt
again toda% for adding to it's paF-
roll Melvyn Douglas, movie actor
and Mayris ChaneT, rhythmic dane
or and friend of Mrs. Franklin d
Roosevelt.
Miss Chancy, Who j" 1888 dcVel-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
BoWron Calls for Total
Internment Ct l.. a. Jops

LES ANGELES, Feb. 6. up
Mayor Fletcher Bowron today call
cd for intcrnment of the entire
Japanese population of Les Angelo
area on land several hundred
miles from the coast"
BoWron deplored the delay ON tho
part of the federal government il.
adopting a general policy to pro-
tect southern California aircraft,
Shipbuilding and Other war indus
tries from possible sabotage.
This area holds the largest con-
cCntration of Japanese population
in the United States he said
within the city limits of Les
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
GARLIC DEPARTMENT

Deputy Sheriff Robert Parrish
telephoncd an Imperial Valley
dairyman and asked him to Of
ficiate as a blaCkout warden i'll his
community All he had to do in
case of a blackout was inform his
ncighbors the backout was on and
sec that they obcycd the blackout
rules.
I'm too busy running my dairy,
the dairyman said gruffly, Ito take
part in the blackout business
Not a good citizen, ladies anc
gentlemen, and definitely a sell
fish, unpatriotic individual.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
ValleyCoeso on
WorTime Monday

earlier
Merchants in Fl Centre met anC
decided to follow thc hour-carlE
schedule in general FL Centre cl7-
mentary schools will move al,
clocks up and start an hour carly
The high school however, will be
on daylight saving but start l.
minutes late because the pupils il
rural districts have to put in So
much time on the buses going t.
md from school The childrenS
anch hours, School Superintcn-
dent Guy Weaklcy said, will coin
eide with their parents lunch
hours if the parents are on day
li2ht saving hours as most of them
will be
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Civilian Defense
Plans Outlined

FL Ccntros Civilian Defense
Council Thursday night rushed to-
ward speedy completion plans for
coordinating all disaster prepared
ness within the city
The council met under chairman
ship Of Corn Reed, FL Centre fire
chief, to outline committee work
and coordinate activities OF the
various civilian defense branches.
r. p. Moore, Red Cross chairman,
outlined disaster plans of his Or
ganization which will fit into the
general civilian defense scheme
The council agreed to establish
headquarters at the city hall
where all chairmcn will report eth
cr in person or through alternates
in event of emergency
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Labor Dispute
Goes Unsettled

WASHINGTON. Feb 6 up
The war labor board said today it
has been unable to obtain settle
mcnt OF a dispute in Douglas. Ariz
Tho disagreement between TOO
CIO mine, mill>and Smclter work
erS and the Phelps Dodge corp
involves wages, vacations and SEN
iOritV
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
British 7 anker
Latest Sub Victim

AN EAST CANADIAN PORT
Feb. 6. CUPl-A British tanker has
been torpcdocd and sunk in the
Atlantic, it was revealed today
with the arrival here of six SurNlv-
orS
The six. picked up by a tishin2
vessel said they did not know the
fate of the other 81 crew members
who left the tanker in two life
boats shortly after a German sub
marine launched a torpedo
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
TWO PERISH AS STORM
HITS SOUTHERN STATES

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb. 6. oUP1 -.
A windstorm swept through ar
kansas. northern Mississippi and
western Tennessee carly today, kill
ing at least two persons and in.
jurinC scores.
The storm struck hardest near
Little Rock. with damage there cS-
timatcd at 100000
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06

PcSidcntS of Imperial valley
along with the rest Of the nation
will operate on daylight Savlu@
schedules after a m. Monday.
IN general, a survey revealed
residents plan to turn their clocks
up an hour and forget they are
doing something new and differ
ent Some minor adjustments am
changes arc expected TO result il
,omc places but the greater num-
ber OF residents plan to cooperate
Wholchcartcdly with the national
plan to begin the day an hom
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06

were scheduled to begin work i'm
mcdiatcly. The contract also calls
for razing of the old building Whicn
was condemned because of damage
e,uffcred in the earthquake of MAJ
18, 1910. Construction was schcdul-
ed to be finished in three months
and in the meantime, the contrac.
tors are to provide heating for the
school when necessary.
Original plans called for con-
struction of a study hall-library
building in addition to the class
rooms, school Superintendent Guy
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06

WCakley said. Lack Oh FINANCES am
scarcity of materials forced SchOo,
officials to postpone building the
library and study hall section. The
five class rooms will alleviate a
housing problem and solve the im-
mediate need. The heating plant
will provide heat for the whole
school system and will be modern
and complete.
Everything was expected to be
ready for occupancy when school
opens next fall, Weakley said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Up In The Air

William SchoenScc. RAF flying
student at the Aeronautical Train
tng Center at the Imperial airport
rs 1C0 per cent air minded.
He is so air minded that when
he writes to his girl in El Ccntro
he always sends the letters air
k.,nail.
- Technically. it's about four air
miles from tho field to the girl
home
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Byrd Flags False
Pension Support

WASHINGTON, Feb 6. (UP)--Sen harry f. Byrd D.,
Va leader of fight to repeal the
men section of the retirement law today charged the civil
service commission with issuing propaganda" seeking
Justify it. Byrd conference with Harry B. MITCHELL
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
ROOSEVELT BETTER
AFTER SLIGHT ILLNESS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6. CUPp-A
cold has laid up President Roose-
welt for the past two days, but
he reported today that he feels
much better
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
SOLON PROPOSES
'RI'NDIES FOR ELEANOR
ISSIIINCTON ECb & ZIP

w NOEFbINNI IUIN' FVU' VI ~
Rep. Clare T.. Hoffman, r.,
Mich. today proposed "hundlrS
for Eleanor" campaign to help
Mrs. Roosevelt in placing "un-
fortunate. id!c rich people" in
civilian defense jobs. "Shc could
use the bundles, perhaps, to
dress up her communist friends
before she puts them in these
responsible positions" Hoffman
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Contract Let on
School buiIdinQ

Contract for construction of five class and a
heating system at Central Union High school let
Thursday to Reid C.. Manchester of Ilovillo bid Of
$68,9O0.
Manchester and his assistant Fred Smith of FL Ccntro
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
U-Boot orPedoes
18th u. s. Vessel
u Grew Members Reported Missinsin
Latest Atlantic Seaboard Sinking as
Enemy Craft Continue Shipping Forays

ATLANTIC CITY, \. j., Feb 6. (UP)-The 1927
tanker, India Arrow, torpedoed and sunk by sub
marine Wednesday night off the New Jersey coast, the
fourth naval district announced today
TWenty-siX members of the reported MISS
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
Allied Defenders
Hold StubornIy
TO StronghoIds
Russians Score New Victories While
British in Libya Strike Desperately
To Stem Fast Moving German Advance
Bv UNITED PRESS

The defense lines of the United Nations held stubborny
against Japan in the Far East Friday and heavy blows
we're struck at forces threatening Tobruk in Lbya
front On all three fronts, dispatches
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06
TEMPERATURE

Maximum Thursday, 10, mini
mum Friday 54; p. m. Thursday
n, humidity 80; 5 a. IN. Friday 81,
humidity &C, humidity SO.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-06

LOS ANGELES HAY
l.. s. No. l S23-S24; L. S. No.
2 Leafy I. v. S2I.5O- $22.5O U. S. No.
2 lO-$19.5O; Mpl. Sept. flax 1922.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28

A. session ., ssd cnur' he'd - 80
fouffha,se 10 ne Tlfv - peff"if. m sol
snunfv and state IN The iffh day ~
Fsi,ruarr. -. itie
Pfsrsnt. The Hon Dewitt y NEH
HTNAf. circuit Jndee
on reading arf Ming no aridaYi'
hereto attached from uhirh p err'af.
thai the defendant Fannie ploehsr i'
nof resident ~ Deirplt Michigan ht'
when last heard ~ Hnd from fssided af
M Gas. vs. Nreiria. therefore
oS MOTION DF Edward A. simmons
Affornsv Tor riaiuiin
IT rs ORDERED that fhc dsferaa ~
appear w ihir oause Within three months
from The date hereof. wkeiher in ref-
son ~ w aifornev. md that bsr failure
80 20 ~ VIII cause her default 20 DC
taken
A~D 1T IS ~ RTiIER ORDERED Via;
copy ~ this order he published in tho
Detroit Trihune . newspaper rrlnte,i
and Published IN The comfy ~ warnc.
Defralt Michigan. according 20 law
AND TT - FTETHER ORDERED that
copy ~ this order. together with p
copy ~ the anidr,if upon which u a.
founded. 10 served npon the defendant
~ her last known place ~ address Nv
registered mail. return receipt demand.
cd
Ana al 81 which foregoing :, % Or.
dered
DewfTT H. MERRIAM.
circuit Judge
rAsPAR ' fINGEMAN. clerk.
~ J D.. GRACE.
Deputy Clerk. s-eS-i-ff
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28

Aii,s Too~,ls J"aes. riper. Golden
asa Gsstiot Ave-.
aTATr or vfCHtgAN
county ~ wavn~. tss
M. 4f0.4a3
A. seseirn ~ the rfohsts Court Tor
ssld rounty ~ wavue heid ~ mo rro.
bate cAuff nootn ~ me rte ~ Dstfoit.
IN fhe twenty seventh dav ~ rebruarv
~ the ,ear one thousand nine hundred
and fprif.fve
Present PATRICK " o'nnIEN Judge
~ Probate
~ me waiter ~ no rs'ri~ q, NA.
TupA froTr. mentally in'otnpsfe
person
f'sfrlvni " Pipst. snardle. ~ aid
wafd hnting hird herewith hia ffsf an
nuni rroount 81 raid matter Viii ssii
t'ulfri
n = ordered Thpt ihe seventh dne "
Antti ~ tsn o'riofh IN iie fofeuaon ~
seld rouli ftnom w. HppainieI ftr ex.
smlnluf aud niiaeirg a4t account
Ana ~ fs fnffher uffetsd That fnpv
~ this order Ne puhilrhei once IN each
wneh far fhfre weeks conrrrniivciv rrr.
lions 20 said time - hcnfine. W Thr
pefrnl, Tflhurr y newtpaner nflnteh
aud circulating So satd fnuniv - WrVns
rATRfcK w O'BnfFN
ludee ~ Probate
pspnly Probate RsEis,ss. s-it-,-ii-
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No. aea.03i
ORDER or pIHT.I( ATfON

- session Of said Court hem :.
The Court House in the CITY " p,i'e'
on The 7fd day 90 February. NJ ~.
Present The Hon. Dewitt u. NEE
VI AN Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit sho"
Mat u cannot be asccrtairei W Nn"
state or county the defendant row 70
sides, and her present NhereahonN
unknown. thar her last known p'a'e
residence. was $685. Moore Place 'iy Z,
Detroit. County Of Wayne and state "
Michigan
oN MOTION or LEWIS. rowLEllN
4 RHoWN. Attorneys for rlalnfh
TT Is ORDERED that the sail d'''-
dani enter her appearance IN sid o.
on or about three. ca months from
date ~ This order. or the hili on 'ot
plalnt may he taken ~ confessed y.
that said order he published and q.
thereof served upon defendant ny ~
istcred mail ~ required by ls"'
Dewitt II. MErRfM
Circuit judge
"a True Copy
cAsPAR j. LINGEMAN. Clerk
nv J. y GRACE. ~
Deputy Clerk. .--l-'"
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M. aef.s0
ORDER OF APPEARANCE

A. session ~ the above eu,ltisa
Court. held In the County Rulidine IN a..
city ~ Detroit this 18th day ~ Tehr,i.
ery.' An. 1919.
Present. Honorsbl. CITY A. MILLER
Circuit judge.
II anpearing from an anlda,it. here.
- HttAched. that the Defendant MAR.
TIN JOHNSON. II not q resident ~ IN.
state OF Mlchlean hut thai her Ia,
known place ~ fesidense vas In a..
VILLAGE ~ Giiead, State % North rat..
lima.
On motion o. WILLIAM y PATRICK
ST, Attorney Tor the plainun.
Ir ~ HEREBY OHBggrp that a..
Defendant enter her app@aianta wlfbl,
thfre months ftom the date ~ thl. .,,t,,
80 the bih 80 Complaint VIII he tsl..
- ,vhf"sted Hruiust hsr
IT ~ FURTHER OnDEnFD tt.t -.
trne c"pv ~ this order DO mailed to 49,.
lart known address by registered mai
postage prepaid. nhd that ,,ae ,....
or said ordcr be published aceordIns 4.
ctr < MILLER
q, 49,, -. clttdit Judee
cAsrAl' :. LiN0EMAN. clerk
~ y. y Uface,
Deputy Clerk. f.af..,,
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tit,s simmons Bihb.

M ttFhftnt we.
Y,Tc or NrifIGNN tHs rif.Df'
'rlt' for fhe County ~ var in chan
FNrfN~ woGrrtrGr reafr ,s
'rTinE MORRIS WoofRlpGE De-
fniaUt.
40. aeG.aos
~ session ~ said court heid o. enc
cont ilouse fn fhe CRY ~ nefrolt ~
aid rounfr - Wayne IN rho ieih LAY ~
Mnrsi Al. irte
Present Honorable r0nrrT "
TrNs circuit Jrdre
10 fffS tahse % nrnrarin~ FROM anil
da' on ne that after diNrer' ssnr, n
an1 frorirv u rarno' No escort e'nei IN
nfa' state or founfrv 'he defendant ~
ei1as
IS MOTION or SIMMONS & Binn
Affofners for niainfir
IT ~ ORDERED TINT Arthur No-.
fif Wooirifre nunsar aHd answer 'he
i't - comriairf n fhfs rar~, wi'hln
thr'e fNortls fr,iu fhe dnfe - th's nricr
or slii iin viii BE- fahen ~ confessed
apnirs' hifs
TT rs Tt'rTurn orfH,rrp Thar
COPY - This ortfr he nuf1ishod accord
irr go law in Tile rc'fof Tribune anL
also fhnf y cow ~ fhis nffsr le sen, Wv
REGISTERED mail ~ sait dffenfsn' ~ his
ieni Known riffess ta oif .-fa west
Madison Louisville Knrrsl...
ROBERT " TOMS
IS True renvA
rNsrAn , ttVGrMt AZ. clerk
~ ?. 81 NArLT
pfpufv cfeff .sf.s
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CITY ~ Tis'fcif Jar. - itf.
Iif.ssfi TIE fifr DeNiTT II NFr
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~ftlr 'hfs@ months fror, 'h~ fef@ -
ms order or .he sIii - rnnnlaif' fled
herein 'na- he taken rorfe-s'f sn'
fna' fhl- nfffr ~ ssreef and rril fh"d
sfrordInR ~ isw ard cpT va iff e.
me defsrdrrf - 80 ~. knp~'n adfffss
rswITT " uEHEIAN
circuit Jadge
"a TrNe Copf
cAspAr . fiNGEMAS. clerk
o. D. GRACE.
b.r.ty c.e+4 .-,i ~
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ORDER or rIRIIc,rIox

- session - SAID cu4f' he s''''
'p.ff House Ia Tho cifv - ir'rai "a
fhe iNfh dav 81 rohruarv Ar 'fis
ff-.frf Hon. DewITT ~ WCgWNI
'if. iud-c.
s' factory proof ~ aNts' .aevr
fHaf f fannof be Rsterfalnr H rhi
go rr country tho defcrltt nov 70
.'1ts ara her pfesout prfrsah0si' =
Nfbrota That her last know rssiifr'
Nas FHi GREENWOOD AVenuc. r', - VIZ
sfa salem. County 81 Fafsv afd s4f
~ Notfh 'aro;ina
DN NOTION or LEWIS rnWfrTIE
& BRONX ,t'orrsys Tor riarnT
Ut Is ORDERED thft M is'ordar'
ifDNrIcffa NJ knight. enter Nfr arreaF'
anee n said ennse m nr N'fre Thp'
- rionfNs from ihe dafe r., 'h4 or''r
or 'he hii of complaint flei hffHa rfv
~" taken 30 conf, ssrd ana ih'f ga o..
der DO published and rnrr 'h'f"'
s'ffst ipon tho drfsui1u' fierrfr'
Mrkri-iif nv registered mail % reqnr'
- hv law in su,h cnse rais sd rf''
idcd
Dewitt IT NrrrfW
irlit irtf'
IS Trac Cop,l
rAsrNE y l.T~GENAN. Clerk
~ , ]. Gr NcE
Deputy Clerk ''--'''
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M. a2t.ttO
nnnEo nI nfHllf tTln&

~ session ~ satd court hold IN The
Court 1fonrf IN tho civ - ueirnf.
wayne rounip. Michigan on this Nh
DIV ~ February. Nd. iWs
present. Honorable DeWiT'T ~ MEn-
HTAM- circuit Judge
~ satisfactorily appearing from The
Anlda,lt ~ the piniulin on Me IN tho
above entitled cause, that Tho Defend.
ant Fila I,ey. u not a resident o. this
state.
fT ~ ORDERED that Ella ryey M
pear md answer the liill. ~ Complaint
Mod ~ this cause within three months
from the date ~ this order. or said Hlll
viii te taken - cenfesscd against her.
IT ~ ~ nTHER ORDERED fhat y
sopv ~ eaid order BE- sent ~ the last
known nddfffa ~ The said defendant BY
registered mall and IN cnse n" reels
tered return recent signed by tho pe
frndanf y refrivod. that This order be-
published, ~ required NV law
Dewitt " MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge.
a. True copYl
CASPIAN , IINGEMAN. clerk.
ny y ". GRACE
Deputy Cfnrk s-s--t'1N.
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Atty. William =. rair'eL. ST.

STATE or MicHiGAN n the Circuit
court Tor The County 81 Wayne In Chan
Gerry
SHEnMAN GRAHAM JOHNSON
plainiln. vs. MARTHA JOHNSON. be.
feuaauf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Att,s. BIedse~ and simmons
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