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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

DAYTON. O. ms Frank B
Patrick. -. secretary 10 Warren
G. Harding when the late Presi
dent was senator from Ohio, was
dead today. the victim Of three
month illness. An old time news
paperman. Patrick also served as
deputy Ohio Insurance commission
or under two governors and work
cd on newspapers IN Canton. o.
Gary. Ind. and Chicago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

NEW YORK ms Over 10000
dangerous enemy aliens have been
arrested by the FBG and cooperat-
Ing law enforcement agencies
since the outbreak of the war. and
arrests are continuing, J. Edgar
Hoover. director Of the FBl today
told a convention Of the lnterna.
;ional Association OF Chiefs OF 20
lice.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

See ROTARY Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

See MANEUVERs-Pass S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Stop Project Homes
For Negro Women

WASHINGTON CAMP Plans
for the erection OF dormitories for
defense workers. female. on the
capitol grounds near Union sta
ton, are being held up by the
house buildings and grounds COM
mittee whose principal objection
Is that the dormitories will be
partly occupied by Negro girls.
The dormitories are merely re-
ception dormitories to be used
until the girls could find per-
manent places to stay.
Prominent In the listing OF the
committee is Fritz G. Lahman OF
Texas. author OF the famous Lah-
man bin providing for housing
other members include &. Jasper
Bell. Missouri: Charles A. Buck
ley. New York: Frank W. Boykin.
Alabama: Michael j. kirwan,
Ohio; Newt V. Mills. Louisiana
Lansdale G.. Sasscer. MARYLAND. ri,
democrats. Republican members
include Prhr G.. Holmes. Mas
sachusetts: Albert G.. Rutherford.
PENNSYLVANIA: Edwin Arthur Hall.
New York: J. Harry McGregor.
Ohio: Clarence f.. Kilburn, New
York
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
FINED FOR
VIOLATION OF
BLACKOUT

Because he refused TO turn out
the lights at his home when re.
quested TO do so by his air-raid
warden. J. II. Miller, 6S3 Mack
avenue. was fined $500 by Referee
Courtney Fitzsimmons in Traffic
Court, Monday morning.
The complaint against Miller was
signed by Thomas Il. Anderson. air
raid warden. who charged Millel
with refusing 10 comply with his
request during the city's practice
blackout on the evening OF June ~
Referee Fitzsimons said that ne
was very disappointed in the Negro
citizens residing on the lower cas-;
side OF the city who did not show
one hundred per cent cooperation
with their air wardens.
when requested 10 turn out
their lights they become very
abusive and take the air raid prac-
tice as joke" he said. II have
been reluctant 10 crack down ard
give SITTER fines hoping that they
will realize the seriousness OF the
violations"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Native Uniontown
Resident Succumbs

Mrs. Simmie l.. Washington
kendrick. formerly OF Uniontown.
Ala. died in Los Angeles. Aug Z
after brief illness OF few
days: She was the daughter OF
the late George Washington and
Mrs Isabella Washington. She
was horn in Uniontown. Ala. She
attended the public schools in
rnIontown. and Selma university
Selma. Ala.
Surviving are: a husband. Elisha
kendrick: two children. Isabel
and Iebedee: FIVE sisters. Mrs.
Virginia W. Mcvoy. Mrs. Rebecca
W. Clark. Mrs. Alberta w.
Churchwell. Mrs Fannie W. Lon
non. OF Los Angeles. Calf: Mrs
MollIe W. Ward. OF Vniontown:
Mrs. Orlean W. Williams. of Bir-
mineham, Ala a nephew. Samuel
u Price OF Los Angeles. Calf. {;
and a niece. Mrs. Alma Price
Rodgers. OF Lorain. Ohio.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
ORDER rOR ArPhaKa>cr
Attys. simmons q BIbb.
SIS Graflot Ave.

STATE ~ MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne in Char
Gerry
WILLIAM ARNOLD BRADLEY ana
CLARENCE BRADLEY. Plaintiffs. va
CLARA GAPsHI. Defendant
No. sa0.sis
Al session Of said Court held ~ the
Court House IN the City OF Detroit on
July :. A.D 1912
Present: Honorable ADoLrH r. MAR
scHNEH. Circuit Judge
In this cause n appearing from anil
davit on nis that after diligcnt ssarcn
what state or country the defendant 70
sides
~ MOTION OF SIMMONS AND
BIBB. attorneys for the pialntif,
TT IS ORDERED THAT Clara Gspsk,
defendant herein and ell her unknow
heirs. de,isess. sud ieratees apnear
aud answer the Pill 81 Complaint nied
In this cause within three months from
The date OF this order. or said hill will be
taken 80 confessed against her.
TT ~ FURTHER ORDERED tn At
copy ~ this order he published er-
cording 10 law In The Detroit Tribune
and
The cult herein II brought 70 oniet
title 10 the following described lands
and premises 70 wit:
Lot -, Johnston and sandersons sub.
division % the east part % nc ~
south ~ Michigan Avenue In the civ
~ detroit county % wayne and
Slate % Mlchlgan. NJ. more commonly
known 80 1921 4 street
ApOLrH r. MARscHNER.
a True Copy
cAsrAR y LfNGENAN. cl.rk.
nv a. HAHGREAvEs.
Deputy Clerk f-ii--s-is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Soldier
Starts Riot
Scores Hurt;
Is Jailed

'AMBRIDGE Mass. AMP A
fisf fight between soldier and
a civilian about girl prccipilated
a riot Thursday night among ! 200
persons packed into ballroom
which was quoted an hour and q
half later by civilian and military
police along with Navy shore pa
trolls.
Scores suffered minor casual
ties and a soldier. 13 civilians
and woman were arrested
charged with disturbing the peace.
Attempts Of the rioters TO rescue
them added to the melee which
was finally quoted with the use
~ tear gas bombs.
a minute after the fight started
between the civilian and the sol
dior the huge hall Of the Elks
building Was In an uproar jose
phine Murphy police matron
supervising The dance. received
punch I'm the eve that floored
her when she tried to restore or
der. Bottles shattered against the
wall and windows we're kicked
out Some knives were welded
4 soldier was hurled II feet
from balcony landing on his
head among battlere on the main
floor. lie was trampled before he
could regain his feet.
Police were summoned nv per-
Sons passing Nv on the outside
who heard The noise NJ The bat
tie and saw bottles SCATTERING on
the sidewalk. More than 1s police
ment rushed the hall and drove
the crowd IN the street where
the battle spread out
when the ALLEGED ringieaders Of
the riot we're arrested. the crowd
attempted 10 take them away from
the officers. Military police and
Navy patrols Joined IN the affray
and finally nuIeted the mob. About
50o we're herded on buses and
street cars and taken 10 the city
limits under police escort
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Ludlow Tells Congressman Negroes
Should Get CiMlSeruce Appointments

WASHINGTON CAMP - De-
Tending the rights OF American
Negroes with respect to civil APP
appointments. Congressman Louis
Ludlow addressed the house OF
Representatives last Monday and
cited among other things the
amendment offered by him to pro-
hibit discrimination in training
courses and also the testimony
Offered before the committee on
the first supplemental bill by Paul
b. McNutt and Leon Henderson.
"The Negro in America com
prises. roughly speaking. about
one-tenth OF our entire popula-
ton Mr.. Ludlow said In address
ing the house. I'm every war in
which our country has been en-
gagged Negroes have done their
full part willingly and patriotical-
w and many OF them have con-
tributed the last full measure OF
devotion In disease-infested COM
bat zones on the battleheids. SO
il is in the present crisis. when
the issue at stake involves the
very existence OF our free insti-
tutions and the preservation Of
liberty. the most precious heri-
tage on earth. Negroes are re-
spending in accordance with their
best traditions. They are rallying
10 the colors and signing IN at
the recruiting offices and their
performance in this hour OF the
nations peril Is praiseworthy in
deed
1T has always been my con-
tention contention which
believe Is founded in right and
Justice that since Negroes offer
their services and their lives with
out stint in the field OF military
operations. when our country is
in trouble they are entitled TO
consideration in the distribution
OF appointments. Speaking by and
large. IN a Negro is good enough
TO die for his country he should
he considered good enough 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
CONTROL OF
RENT CASES
ON DECLINE

After being deluged with Rent
Control cases when the act first
went into effect Goster b. Cur
rent. executive secretary. NAACP,
reported that there il a notice
able reduction in action on the
part OF landlords TO thwart the
act.
The NAACP has attempted to
aid Negro tenants stated Cur
rent. by giving them advice as
TO proper procedure for injustice
under the act. Recent cases have
involved landlords who refused to
accept the decrease for two
months. then tried TO evict the
tenant for payment OF rent
one such case involving Mittie
Parnett Of 1o2l Garfield avenue.
versus Threaesa Gorski was hand
led hy Atty. Wills VI. Graves OF
44s r. Warren avenue. Tried in
Circuit Court. Commissioner
Frank Fitzgerald's court. Aug Z.
the landlord was ordered to ac-
cept the rent.
Following the policy laid down
hy tho recent convention OF the
NAACP which calls attention to
Gisproporfionate rentals paid by
Negroes the Local Office will ad
wise tenants who want 10 bring
10 the attention ~ tho local Rent
Director facts which ought 10
warrant decrease in the max
imum rent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

Lv-The hoy / love Is dead lie
died months ago. We We're vers
much q ioye win each other. lie
wanted me 10 mary him. nut ]
would NOT because ! didnt think
ha MAS making enough money. Now
am sorry mat didn't because
Nc Voud have mad some hsppi
ness 'orofHer can just become
in'e esfed n anyone else and
an ahou 20 20 crazy from lnnei-
nes- and elef ,fa AZ homo every
nigh crying
in>.: n j. indeed sad that such
p misfortune has heiallen You. How
ever. YOU are >illl ,onne. aud yoE
can't spend the rest of your Lie
?ininV over the TRACED, that blight
cd yonr lave Riiair. The modern
girl j. realistic and tries 10 meet
life with fortiiude and philosophy.
TTiirr than Spcnd her years weep.
ing over her misfortune. Pick M
b" pieces and make the hest 81
What i lott. t.ci out and maxi
new friends. You need plenf, al
warm. gay companions hip 10 make
ron forget. feel SIRE that in time
you viii find someone else who
VIII take this hoy'> place.
~ MANI Ia know ~ ms
dsurnfor Is norma ehgA Sho Is
fHs' - and had p hthy before sh,
maf~' hafc dnac II. 7 ra4Ii
for hF ru dor lndc eand ho.
tfy rs fh'as good ~ no.
hr' 80 iI' SPOTS INC ;hnarai
VIVA shs do9
Ans; u i rather late 10 be crt.
iHg over snIlt milk. Yon LEI ,onr Girl
STAR running around with bo,s he.
tore she was ont oi diapers and
before ,"n took The time 10 Inform
h'r ~ ihr ways ~ HE. She has
made y mistake and she i having
dearly. Don't Iet her girIish mis-.
iake turn you away from her. How.
ever. hear in mind that n Il too
late 10 give vaHr daughter order.
an"nf how >he must live. for she
j. married and muet assume the re-.
possibilities ~ an adult. N ,on
treat vonr daughter ~ such. van,
VIII lind that ,on can ret along
hefter. Of course she i normal.
TT am huyilg home ana
plan ~ leave here and 20 eas.
- uo-k N nat want "a lose ~,
home and wonder n Would hs
making nisiet 20 20 make ,hi.
change
Ans;--Not n tho money rou sye
" receive on the new lob warrants
the change. There i no douht buf
INST Jon could rent The house ia
take csre ~ the payments. Rut II
" ~ vital importance that Won find
tenant who Will nav his ron,
promptly and keen the nImee n
good order. u wonld he worth vonr
while n turn II over "a reliable
real estate agency while ron are
oHt 81 town.
RIP am deeply In love will
man ? great deal older than
an lie i frivolous typo " psr
son He tries ~ avoid mo IN puh
IT, fIe doesn't show he loasi b,f
~ Interest IN me- whom we arc
around oiher folks am nice
looking wear pretty clothes and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
LEGAL NOTICES


AZ; "a., X. rerkia.
STATE or MICHIGAN
Gerry. " wayne IN ch.l
PuRvls OTIS PERRY p
IEkRY, Def,ns..." 4
~ a session Of said cou.,
Court House IN me CIV 80 4
me seventh day % Iuly' Vsuo't
, ,ssent' Honorable THEof,os.
RICHTER. Circuit Judss DokL
In this cause. :, appearing b, 49,.
on Mo That The dsfendsn, sala''
ferry cannot he served ~ .unas
sued out OF this Count a. "e's"
resident OF tho Stat. a, ~" ~,
resides 40 7io7 sueh A,.,'r tsh !
:. Box No. Is. in the CIV hoe's
County Of Hichland ana s,,,. No,sna
Carolina ' o. ~
-. ON MOTION OF CHARLES r. Pm,
rNs' attorney Tor plaintiff " 'tSl
1T Is ORDERED tia, IN.
Elizabeth Perry. appear and ,a'
Mn OF Compliant m fhi. ean,,
three ca months ffcn IN. 49,. w,
order. or that SAID hnl Viii \.
confessed. and that this ara.
hshed serordins 70 bw. and a cor, ~,
or be served upon M. dsferd,s'I a'
istered mail ~ required BY lsw " y
THEODORE J ricprr,
"a rr,. cam, cired, Ia,
cAsPAR ,. LINcENAN. Clerk
Ry A. IMMIGRANTS.
'rP"y ''r'N' i.ll-ll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

serve his country in an appropri-
ate civilian capacity. He is entitled
TO the benefit OF military train
ing which will enable him TO
protect and defend himself and
10 acquit himself creditably in
deadly combat
Here Mr.. Ludlow refreshed his
hearers with the amendment. he
had passed on Sept. 20. 1910.
eliminating any chance discrim-
ination in training workers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Atty. VIM. T.. Nsslill'
80. ulnhgnf

STATE OF MIcHicAN " ~ cas-.
Court for the county 81 way" "
Gerry ,ufrAeD
ALICE SMITH. rlalniln ~
RANDALL SMITH. pefs"nsn'
No. sso.soo
A. session ~ sad 'cnr, ~"
the 18th day ~ July. 81, ,erxr "
Present. Honorable NlNN'
BRENNAN. circuit Jude ..,r -
n appearing 70 this 'ou'' ,..l,.rs
davlt on ale. that the rlsc' 4" nssr.-,
az the defendant herein ut
ana that ~ cannot be aseefiA'n''
state or country he resides "a
1T r. ORDERED that b. s snp'i IL ~
answer the bill Of complain, 49,, ", N, 80
cause within three months ~ ',, n, ,als
Of this order. or aid hi'i W. ,,S.r "
- confessed. ana that ms ~ \, 10
served and published - iea'' ,.~.oar'f
N The Detron Tribune .,,,,ss .
nrlnf.d. published and c'r''''
said county. - rrrNNiN
VIN'bN' circuit 'udT
chsphR = i.rNcEMAN. 'l"N
nv T.. q. NArLT. t.i-hi
Deputy Clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

have A respectable fob.
Ans. This i one.slded affalr.
You may feel that you are deeply
in love with thi, man. hut you are
onl, side line 10 him. The rea.
son he avoids you in public i "a
keep hi> other girl friend In The
dark about his little aiiair with
!ou. When n man i sincere in his
Intentions. yon can he darn sure
that he will be glad 10 show you
oii among his friends. You are
wasting your good looks and de,o-
tion on an unintcresied prospect.
Gu. am w2illng concerning
NY SON. He married S years ago
and since he ha. hecn in that fam
NY De hasn't done any good a.
ALL ne can't control his mOney
never buy~ himself any clothes
Bui hc works bard all the time
and makts good money. lie wan
20 know wha he must do.
aus. Making good money j. No
asset whatever ii he j. not able 4"
manage II. Some people have more
~ - dollars week than others
have NJ sh. iOnr son i too gem.
erou> with hi ln-lawS. In order
fur him to have n successful lie.
he i going 10 have 10 move out
with his vile alone and learn the
value vi u dollar. To do this. he
must work out n budget according
10 hi> present income and live
strictly within II. n they ever In
tend H. have n home, they shonl,l
begin Ia plan and save now toward
that end.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
M. AL 800
ORDER or pCBI.ICAT10N

At session ~ said ''orrt he'd Al N
County Ruilding, Detroit oo July y, r,i
Present: The Honorable HARRY q
KEIDA$. Circnit judge
Satisfactory proof W. AFFIDAVIT os z
showing that the defendant Fl'r''r
Mitchell. il not resident ~ ne so
OF Michigan and hat her addf.. = =
w. Beaver street. Jsgkson'ill'. Taf'
da:
OK MOTION Of E3nard " rur'-
attorney for plaiutin
TT Is ORDERED that ne "d y
fendant aprear and answer ne 'l
complaint hied in this 'elss ri'h'r i'T'
months from fhe fsfe - ihls~ofer
or @he said nil Will 30 taken - CO..
fessed against her
TT l. FURTHER ofrEEEn ma
copy 81 this order ne ruh'ishsf y N
De,roit Tribune and served seeo't' Y
HARRY r KEIpiv
circuit lutr
"a True Copy,
CASPIAN '. LINGEMAN clerk
nv BARNEY BAETkowiAK =.
Deputy clerk. $50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Chas. Campbell
e2Rt Frsklne ST.

essi Frskine ~.
STATE or MICHIGAN Circuit ronr,
for the county 81 WAYNE IN chancerv.
CHARLES BAKER. Plaintiff. W.
KATHLEEN PAkER Defendant
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
~ n session OF said Court held In the
City ~ Detroit. June -. iats
Prssenf; Tho lion. AETIIrR WEN
sTER. Circuit Jndee
u Satisfactorily appearing by anldavit
on hle that the defendant IL nor a sol.
dent ~ the state ~ Michigan hut r..
sides at-i-Glenairin- Befrast ireland.
u IL ordered that she apnesr n.rcsn
within three months from tho fate ~
this order or the hin ~ complaint nied
herein may he taken ~ confessed and
that THIS order he served ana published
according N law and copy mailed ~
the defendant At her LAST known ~ sresa
ARTHUR wFRsTEn.
Circuit Judge.
a True Copy)
CASrAR r. f.fNGENA~. clerk.
nv BARNET BARTKowIAK.
Deputy clerk. 7-1s-g.k.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
NYA NAMES REGIONAL
REPRESENTATIVE

CHICAGO AMP Appointment
OF Russell II. DeBow OF Chicago,
10 he regional Negro affairs rep
resentative Of the NYA. was az
bounced Friday by Robert s.
Rlchcv. NYA administrator for
Region VI which includes Illinois,
Indiana and Wisconsin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

STATE or MICHfGAN ~ 40 80
Court for the County Of Wayne " '"'
CRY.
roRERTN VI. sHELi.M,N Prs
I'M. " THEODORE sHELi.NaN y
PENDANT.
A. session Of said couri he's ~
court House. In fhs County - W.
CITY % Detroit. on the .sff d'' o. ''''
AID. 1a42.
Present: Hon. ARTHUR wERslts
Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing rom ~
AFFIDAVIT 81 the plainfin or ne
y hove entitled cause. ina ne df''r'', /,
Theodore shellman. IL NOT if'N'', =
this state ana that the palniH
NOT know the whereabouts - ~
defendant hut that his lest known
dress was go spring sue" " NV
OF Rochester and the STATE OF ~"
IT ~ ORDERED that Theodefe -. -
man appear and answfr me h'N "
nlafnt IN this cause within thr'e ~ "a
froit the date ~ this order ~ ~ A..
will he taken - con'essea has'n
1T Is Fr.RTHER onprHFn 'm I,
copy OF said order he sen 70 ..,.,
known address 81 TIE I'D 80.
nv registered mail. nnd 20 az a.
istered return receipt sirnei 80. n
fendant 10 received. inst ms WV
published as required hv lew
circuit Is'r
"a True Copy,
cAsPAR T. Ii~GEMAN. elefh'
nv \. HARGEEANEs. -v-s.a
Deputy clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

AZ a session OF said Court hsd n !.
City OF Detroit. June 80.
Present.. The Hon. AboLPH = MA
scHNER. Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing bv 4.
davit on ME that The defendant /, :,
n resident OF the STATE ~ Mehif,, 4,
resides AZ i7s0 T Street. NoF,hr.
Washington. DC.
n 10 ordered that she spp.ar hr,
within three months from the dats
this order or the bill o. complain, A.
herein may he taken - confessed y /,
defendant. ard that this order hs ,r,
and published sccordine N law ara
copy mailed 20 the defendant Al n
last know address
ADoLPR r. NARscHyER
Circuit Jsis
"a True Copy
CAsPAR J. LtNGEfAN. Clerk.
by A. HARGREANES
Deprty Clerk. '.t-L.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
No. Sso.hSt
ORDER OF PUBLICATION


AT a session OF said Court held IN the
Court House In the City OF Detroit,
wayne County. Michiean on the 'sth
day OF July. A.p. 1915.
Present. Hon. THEODORE J. RICH
TER. circuit Judge.
In this cause n appearing from snida-
VT on hle that dlligent search ana IN
aulry having been made to learn the
residence 81 the Defendant. James Pos
ter and that the last known address n
the defendant IN aSi5 Dubois street in
the city OF Detroit. County OF Wayrs.
and state Of Michigan and that II can
country the said defendant now resides:
OK MOTION Of James ID. Lee. AFTER
ney for Plaintiff.
1T ~ ORDERED that the said ne
PENDANT. James Foster. appear and an
s~er this Rill OF Complaint herein MED
sgalnst him. within Three Months from
the date hereof. or said Hill will be
taken 40 confessed against him.
1T rs FURTHER ORDERED. that a
copy OF order he sent TO the Defendant
a. his last known address by Registered
Mail and return receipt be demanded
therefore or published IN newspaper
published or circulated within this Coun.
~ IS required by law.
HON THEODORE J RICHTER.
Circuit Judse
CASPIAN =. LTNGEMAN, Clerk.
nv y. ~ sabine.
DEPUTY Clerk. ,-.5--s-5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Nj, HtN,N.I
ORDER OF ri BI.ICATION

Al a session OF said Court held on the
ist day OF July. AD 1919
Present; Hon. JOSEPH A. MOYNf-
HAN. Circuit Judge.
II appearing 10 this Court from ami
davit on nle. that the place Of residence
Of the defendant herein II unknown.
and that II cannot he ascertained In
what state or country he resides.
1T Is ORDERED that he appear ami
answer tho bill % complaint filed In
this cause within three months from
the date OF this order. or said bill vii
he taken a. confessed. and that this or
der be servec and published as required
by law in The Detroit Tribune. a news
paped printed. published and circulating
In said ccnnty
JOSEPH A, MoYNTHAN
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
CASPAR =. Li<GEMAN. Clerk
by A. HARGREANEs.
Deputy Clerk. s-li--S-,e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
ORDER OF rIRI.Ic.TIov

A. session ~ said court held D, IN.
Court House IN The civ ~ Detroit. IN
said County and STATE on the sist A,
OF Iuiv. i9fei
Present; The Honorahie pcutTT "a
MERRIAM Circuis Judge
ON readlnv and nling tho arlda NJ,
hereto attached from which n apnenr,
that the defendant r. resident Of ne.
troll. Michigan. and that n IL believed
the said defendant - ronceailne herseii
within the Jurisdiction. or has moved
beyond the Jurisdiction - this Court ~,
The purrose ~ evadine process ~ this
'ouft and that Nv reason thereof the
service 81 process cannot be had upor
her; Therefore
on motion ~ Harold " Risdsos. a..
tornev Tor riaintin,
TT ~ ORDERED that this CONT ~
virtue ~ the suthoriiv therein vested
coth hereby ORDER that. ths defsn.
fsnt appear IN this cause within thr.e
months from the date hsreof or hsr A..
fsnit VII b taken ana that eonv ~
this order. toGether with . copv ~ tbs
snifavit uron which n I. founded ~
rnsiief - the defendant a. hsr L.,
knevn piscs # address sosf we.sr,~
Street. Detroit. Michigan. Nv Rssis,srs6
Mail. return Recent demanded
AND TT "a FrRTHER ORDERED
thaf cory % this order he pnhush.o
N The detroit Tribune. nswsn. osr
printed snd published IN the County o.
Natue, MI hlhan, aff0Tdine 10 Law
tnd OIL o. ~hch fofsEoins ~ ~ m.
dsred
DewITr ". NEnRf,u.
Circuit Judge.
cAsrAR D. I.INoEMAN. CLERK.
Dsprty CLERK. s.s-s.is
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STATE OF Mr'HiGAN IN ~. cl-,u
Court for the County OF WAYNE in Cha
cry.
WALTER GEORGE MiTrHE.
Plaintiff. ~. FLORENCE MlTcHE.
naf.ntanf
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Atty. VIM. I. .NaEili
It8 v. Vernon Highway

STATE or MICHIGAN in the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne IN Chan
Gerry
MABEL GREENBERG. Plaintiff. W
HARRY GREENBERG. Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

~ session Of sait courf held In the
City Of Detroit Jur 10. ias7
Preffut. The Hor tDOLpH n. MAR.
sCHNER. Circuit udes.
u satisfactorily appearlnE nv .nids.
w On Me that sums mons cannot " serv.
- on defendant because after dilirspt
search and inquiry n cannot 10 sscer-
iained N what state or Country the sald
defendant resides.
II 10 ordered that she appear herein
wth'n inree months from me dare 81
this order or the bill Of c,.mplsint aisd
herein may be taken 80 confessed. ani
that thls order be served and published
nc,oFding 10 Law. and a copy mailed 20
defendant 81 her last known address
AivlIfH D. MAnCHNER.
"a True npyl
cAsrAn ., LiNGENAN. Clerk.
ny THOa ~. CABLE,
Deputy Clerk. f.ff-a-al.