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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
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Ralph ]. Osborne, Attorney
. =. oil Gratlot Avenue
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
C0upfv 80 uyo-uo -.

&Srst1S
AT a session of the Probate
Court for said County Of Wayne,
held at the Probate Court Room IN
the City OF Detroit. on the Fourth
day OF December. In the year one
thousand nine hundred and forty
two.
Present: The Hon. JOSEPH A.
MURPHY. Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
JAMES ALBERT WILLIAMS. de-
ceased.
MAMIE CHEATHAM Mamie
Cheatam). Executrix of the last
Will and testament OF said deceased.
having heretofore rendered 10 said
Court her first account and here
with renders her final account 10
said matter and filed Herewith her
petition praying that the residue
or said estate be assigned In ac-
'cordance with the provisions OF said
last will.
1T is ORDERED. that the III
teenth day or January, next, AZ Ten
O'Clock in tn forenoon at said Court
Room be appointed for examining
and allowing such accounts ana
hearing said petition.
AND 1T Is FURTHER ORDER
ED that a copy OF this order be
published once In each week Tor
three weeks consecutively previous
to said time OF hearing. 10 the
Detroit Tribune. a newspaper print
cd and circulating in said County
OF Wayne.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY
Judge OF Probate
"a True Copy
RICHARD II. wERNETTE,
Deputy Probate Register.
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Lewis. RowIette q Brown. Attorney'
1TOo ~ Anfolne ~.


STATE or MICHIGAN n the circuit
court for the County Of wayne In cnsh'
Gerry.
EDWARD KNOX. PLAINTIFF. Vs. Arr
IONA KNOX. Defendant.
No. saB.o50
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A. a session Of said Court held ~ tne
Court Houss in the City Of Detroit on
Nov. ~. 1854
Presses, Hon. THOMAS j. MuRrHr'
Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof BY snidsvit snor
Ing that u cannot be ascertsineo ln
what state or country the defendant now
resides and her presest Whereabouts
unknown. that her last known place OF
residence was csc Madison Avenus. City
~ Detroit. County Of wayne ana etste
OF Michigan
on MOTION OF LEWIS. RowLETTb
DROWN. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF,
1T ~ ORDERED that the said ds.
Ienoant enter her appearance IN ssio
cause on or before three CAV months ron
me date Of this order. or the biil ..
complaint may Be taken as confessed
nnd mat said order he published ana =
COPY thereof served upon defendant oy
'eFls'ered mall ~ required hv law
THOMAS y. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
cAsPAR J. LINoEMAN. CLERK.
~ a. HARoRnAvEa.
Deputy cisrk. fi.fs-f-st
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Levi. 4 Rowlette. Attorneys.

1900 81. Antoine e.
eAIE OF MICHIGAN IN thu c,yeu,,
cerv W "syne IN Chan
LvRiNE DANIELS p,.,,u,
AhVMAs DANIELS Defendsn,
NO. 3as.eAS
ORDER or PUBITcArro~
~ session OF said Court hsid q, -.
NJ mouse IN the City Of De,roi, an
Present, Hon. DswIrT IT. MERRIAM
satisfactory proof b. ania.v,, 49,.
lns that II cannot be ascertalned a. 80.
s,ste or country tho defendant no. ~.
sues ana his present wheres ho,t. !.
unsnoWn. that HE last known riscs -
residence was P.O Rox ,ot c,.-
hgh SPRINGS, county OF Aacho. -
state Of Florida. ana
ON MOTION OF LEWIS. ROW. r,r.rr
hhOWN. Attorneys for rlaintfn.
1T IL ORDERED that the said dss.n.
dant enter his Appearance In said cans.
on or before Three (sl months from an
cate ~ this order. nr The htu ~ co,,,-
plant may be taken ~ confessed a.,
mat said order be published AMI . go.
thereof served upon defendant NJ ,c.,s
Tered mail ~ required by law
Dewitt ~ MERRIAM
.. r. -. Circuit Judge.
CAsPAR =. ITNcEMAN. CLARK
BY L. a. NAULT.
DePuV Clerk tf-fs-i-is.
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LEGAL NOTICES
chss. Campbell. Attorney


STATE or MICHIGAN Circuit -.
for the County OF Wayne IN Chane.,'"
ANNE PORTER. Psintin va JAwx.
PORTER. Defendant.
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AZ a session of said court held N a.
City Of Detroit. Nov. ~. 1874
Present: The Hon. THOMAS 7 Mr..
PLY. Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing by ara.
VT on hle that summons cannot ba -
90 on defendant because after du,s.,.
search and inquiry. II cannot bs 49,.
tanned In what state or Country Ia :.
sides.
n 10 ordered that he appsar h...,.
within three months frosn the ss,. 20
this order or the bill Of compliant n.s
herein be taken a. confessea 80
that this order be served ana nuhu.s.s
according 10 law. and COW ,h.r..s
mailed TO the defendant at his Ia.
THOMAS J MURPHY
- So, Circuit Jucs.
CAsPAR !. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
nv l., q. NACLT.
Deputy Clerk. iz-i.-i..
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Bicdsce a Simmons. Attornsr
fa0s Broadway


STATE OF MICHIGAN IN IN. c,..
Court for the County OF Wayne "a chss-
Gerry .'-
MARTHA RAMrEs. Piaint,n =. urv
RY RAMTEs. Defendant.
NO. sse.ise
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ a session OF said Court hsid q, a.,
Court House In the City Of Detroi, ~
said County and State on the io,h a.
OF Dec. i9t..
Present. The Honorable ROBERT ~
TOMS. Circuit Judge. ~
on reading and Ming the eria,vv
hereto attached from which II sppss,s
that the defendant. HENRY RAAsIr.
IL not n resident OF Detroit. MEAS
but when last heard OF ana from rs.ld.s
AZ ilso Linwcod street. Toledo. ohls.
therefore,
on motion OF Edward A. simnon. Al.
torney for plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that the defend,,,
appear IN this cause within thre. ~,
months from the date hereof. either a
nerson or by attorney. ana that his fsiI.
ure to do 30 Will cause his default 10 \.
taken.
AND 1T rs FURTHER ORDERED thai,
copy OF this order be published In Tss
Detroit Tribune. newspaper prl,,I
and published In the County OF Wavrs
state OF Michigan according 70 iav.
AND 1T Is FURTHER ORDERED ts,t
copy ~ this order. together with = eos,
~ the aridavit upon which II 10 found.
ed. be served upon the defendant At hls
last known piace Of addNss. iiso LIN.
wood street. Toledo. Ohio. BY Registered
mail return receipt demanded
And all OF which foregoing 10 - o..
dered.
ROBERT NJ TONS
Circuit yuts.
"a True Copy)
cAsFAR J. IrvGEMAS. Clerk.
ny l.. q <AULT.
Deputy Clerk. i,-is--i.i,
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Edw ". Turner. Attorney
300 Beaubien ~.
STATE OF MICHIGAN In N. ctr.rt,
Gerry "
JOHNNIE rosEY. Plaintiff =. an.
THUR POsEy Defendant
No. a36.Ia5
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ session OF said Court held IN tho
County Building on Nov. q. 100,
Present; The Honorable THOMAS
MURPHY. Circuit Judge.
satisfactory proof by afidavlt on a..
showing that the defendant Ar,hn,
Posey. IN not a resident Of the s,a,o =,
MichiRan and that his addres. A. 11r-
Ashley Avenue, Berkeley. cnlIsorn,.
ON MOTION ~ Edward NJ Tvr,..
attorney for piaintlr:
1T Is ORDERED that the soId def.r.
dant appear and answer the bin az cor,-
plant MED In this cause within ,h,..
months from the date II this orde, 7.
,ne SAID bill will be taken ~ confes.ed
against him
1T rs FURTHER ORDERED ,ha, +.
rropy or ths order he published IN Thu
,petrot Tribune. a newspaper nublished
N wayne County. Michigan. ana erver
according 20 law. "
THOMAS ,. MURPHY.
"A rr,. 60 Circuit Judge.
1AsPAR J LINGEMAN, clerk
~ \ HARGREAyEs.
Deputy Clerk 80. =.
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LEGAL NOTICES
ABNER A. TATkEN,
Attorney

ABNER A. TATkEN,
Attorney
3210 Monterey Avenue
STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County oil
Wayne in Chancery.
FRANkIE GEORGE. Plaintiff.
vs.. JOHN ULYSSES GEORGE. De-
ftndant.
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION
At session Of said Court held
II, the Courthouse at the City OF
Detroit. County OF Wayne, State
Of Michigan on the 18th day OF
December. 1912.
Present: the Hon. ROBERT NJ
TOMS. Circuit Judge.
II appearing from the affidavit
on fle that the defendant. John
Ulysses George. IL not a resident
OF this state. put that he resides
NJ 273 ". i36th Street, New York.
New York.
IT is ORDERED that the de-
f,udant enter his appearance in
said cause on or before three 80
r'onths from the date OF this Or
der or said Bill OF Complaint will
hs taken as confessed and that
his Order he published as re-
qnred by law and copy OF this
Order he Sc. to the defendant 10
his last known place OF residence
~ registered mail.
ROBERT NJ TOMS,
Circuit Judge.
"A True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
nv +. W. METHOD.
Deputy Clerk.
1920.
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81 r. VT NH IN tUt tlF'Hlt
Court for the County Ct Wayne In Chan
Gerry.
LUCILLE KIScArD. Plaintiff Vs. La
SALE KINcATD. Defendant.
NO. sst.5ss
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Al q session Of said court held In the
Court House In the City OF Detroit.
County OF Wayne and State OF Michigan
on the 9TH day OF November. A.D. 1912.
Present: Honorable Dewitt II. MER-
RAM. Circuit Judge.
II appearing 20 the satisfs elton OF the
court from affidavlt on nle In this cause
that La Sale Kincaid. defendant IN this
cause has moved out OF the state OF
Michigan or has concealed his where
ahouts within the state Of Michigan. and
that upon dillgent search and inquiry
among those acquainted with the defen-
dant. II cannot he ascerialned IN what
state or county the defendant now re-
sides:
On motion OF Robert l.. Champion. at
torney for plaintin
II IL Ordered that the above named
defendant enter his appearance IN this
cause within three months from the date
hereof or the bill OF complaint fled
therein will be taken rs confessed
against him:
II IN Further ordered that COW Of
this order be scnt ~ the defendant al his
Inst known address nv registered mail
and IN the event no return receipt signed
ny the defendant IL received. then this
order 20 be publishes a. required by law.
Dew1TT H. MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge.
q. True Copy
cAsPAR J rINGEMAN. Clerk.
by l.. C. SAuLT.
Deputy Clerk. ii-:s-i-S
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RIVER nNVrCE

By BENNIE CAswELL. Jr.
The dinner given by the Union
Baptist chorus Sunday evening
was a success. a delicious menu
was served. The hostess was Mrs
+ Ratcllff
The party given al the home
OF Mrs. Clar Evans Saturday
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Lewis, ROwlette & Brown,
Attorneys
1.00 ~. tnfOlnc Street

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
CREED THOMAS MILLER. Plain
tiff. W. CORA MILLER. De-
fcndanf
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Robert. l.. Champion, Attorney
oil Grafl0f Ave

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circuit,
Court for the County cf Wayne In Chan
Gerry.
LUCILLE KIScArD. Plaintiff. w. La
SALE KINcATD. Defendant
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NEWS FROM ECORSE

t.er. returned Sunday from Pits
burgh where he spent the holidays
Win relatives. He reports having
had woi derful time and hopes
10 % hack when school closes.
Evening star., 1943-03-19
In mrmnria1tt

GOoCH, GARRETT PEYToN. In low.
ing remembrance OF my dear husband and
| GooCH, who departed this life thirty
one years ago t0dsy, March r. Ia1G Is
GRAYsoN, ALICE DIGGs. IN loyins
GRAYsoN, who departed this life four
years ago today, March 10, 1889.
/ will never forget you. darling.
HER DAUGHTER.
JACKSON. WILTON G. A tribute OF
1 bnd 20 and d"f 0 WnoS SSf aeySsea JAckso S
who departed this life hve years ago to-
day, March 10, 1898.
Deep in our hearts is picture
.- More precious than silver or gold:
IT'S a memory of our beloved one,
TsSsf ae"sEH %r s Sfyer sLgG Fl
MAMIE W. AND BERNIcE V. JACK
HOWARD. MARTHA E.. In memory of
MzRHA NJ HowARD ~hos. besa
life on earth ended March 1a, 1915,
twenty-seven years ago.
Why do We mourn departing friends
Or shake at deaths alarms?
'Tis but the voice that Jesus sends
why, r. cal them to His arms
TRACEY. MADELINE E. FAGANs,. A
fS rAGASs rs TRAcES eae aosfeef xo ie ssleep IN
10. 1929.
1t is lonely here without you
And so sad along life's way
Life does not seem the same to us
HER iaSs 19H hacs fHPs AND FATHER
TRACY, MADALINE E. FAGANS. A
loving tribute to the memory Of my be-
loved niece, MADALINE E. FAGANs
TRACY, who answered Gods call fourteen
years ago today, March 10, 1929
No one knows the bitter pain have
suffered since / lost you, and the heart
that is broken shall greet you when we
meet TO part no more.
Evening star., 1943-03-19
Edgar B. Howard Dies;
Noted ArcheoIoqist
Bv he Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, March 10
Edgar Billings Howard, Sc, noted
archeologist, died of a heart attack
yesterday while on his job in the
engineering department of Consol-
idated Aircraft Corp.
DR.. Howard came to La Jolla a
year ago from Philadelphia. He
became interested in archaeology
after the World War and engaged
in extensive research work in New
Mexico, conducting expeditions for
the Carnegie Institution of Wash
lngton and the Philadelphia Acad-
emy of Natural Sciences. of which
he was trustee. He made impor-
tant discoveries in the field of early
man in North America.
Born in New Orleans, DR.. Howard
was educated there and at ST Paul's
School in New Hampshire and re-
celved his bachelor of philosophy
degree from Sheffield Scientific
School of Yale University in 1909.
He also received a science degree
from the University of PENNSYLVANIA
in 1880 and doctor of philosophy
degree from the same university in
1885.
Evening star., 1943-03-19
Mrs. Mary Ellen Broy,
Native of District, Dies

Mrs. Mary Ellen Fielder Broy. 26,
1927 c street Sc. died Tuesday at
Gallingcr Hospital.
A native of the District, Mrs. Broy
attended school here.
Survivors include her husband.
w. Glenn Broy; her mother, Mrs.
Ethel Z. Cady; her stepfather, r. H
Cady; TWO sons, Clifton and Ray
mOnd Bloy; daughter, Rose Marie
Broy; two brothers. Joseph Fielder
and Pvt Richard H. Cady. ir., and
three sister. Mrs Jane Simpson.
Mrs. Margaret Macdonald and Mrs
Josephine BeCkham.
Funeral arrangements are pend
ing at James T. Ryans funeral
home, 3l7 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1943-03-19
Rites Planned Tomorrow
For Mrs. Mary {. Quad

Miss Mary c. Quad, who died on
wednesday morning at her resi-
dence, 1430 V street Sc, will be
buried tomorrow morning at Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Miss Quad was the daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel J.
Quaid. who was associated with the
founding of St. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Since the opening of the hospital. in
1855, one or more members of the
family have held administrative
positions in the institution, until
the retirement of Miss Quaid as
matron IN 1888. The Quad family
was also associated with the de-
velopment of the first Catholic
Church in the southeastern section
of the District, St. Teresa's Church.
Miss Quaid was a member of the
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary
of the parish. Surviving her are
Miss Ellen G. Quaid, a sister, and
brother, William l.. Quaid.
Funeral services will take place
at the Quaid residence and at St.
Teresas S Church, where requiem
mass will be said at am. by the
Rev. J. j. Clark, assistant pastor.
Evening star., 1943-03-19
John A. MaI|oY Dies;
Hearst Executive
Bv he Associated Press.

BY he Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March lo-John A.
Malloy, At, executive editor of the
Chicago Herald-American and edi-
torial supervisor of the Hearst
newspapers since 1889, died of a
heart attack today.
Mr.. Malloy was associated with
the Hearst newspapers in Chicago,
New York and Boston for the last
Is years.
Mr.. Mallov was stricken while
dining with friends. A fire depart
ment rescue squad worked over him
for almost an hour before he was
taken to Passavant Hospital where
he died.
DR.. T. j. Coogan, his physician,
said he had suffered two heart at
tacks in the last two years.
With the newspaper executive
when he collapsed were w. A. Cur
ley, editor of the New York Journal
American, and Mrs. Curley.
Evening star., 1943-03-19
Dratha

n.sa H. '1h5"A srE4HA II 81 Fl s1H H4G5,1s
Ms fTsoeiE Eizabeth be- vauehf MS 2sto'so S M
Cornena Mills
Funeral and interment in Roanoke, Va
bers
STEVENS, BESSIE BLAKE. On Thurs
d1y RrssII MsrGb 1874 II saItimore Md
na2S Anne Nine and
Nancy Anne Nunez sister of Mrs S f
Mannins and Mrs. A. J Tobev of Elmira
n. Y. and Mrs. l.. A. LaMarre OF Wash
chapel 1850 Pa. ave n W, Wa ashlnston
Cedar Hill Sanctuary.
sWEETNEYs; BERTHA; On FRIDAY
RER4HA NsFeh -; swRETNhY 5at4 8 1'l 18th st NV
Notiee of funeral later. Arransement'
TURNER, MARY ELIzABErH Or
TenSdaY MaTSh is 943 G1F
TURNER. mother of Mrs. Leila Moehrin'
Of 500 1lth St NV.
Friends az are p invited to call at Gswler
am Interment Cedar HllI Cemetery 2
WASHINGTON. WILLIAM CLAYTON
2o s9aq"y whM Mslfs T. i1tS 3&sf WAsH
INGToN, beloved husband of Mabel c
Washington. He also leaves seven chi
relatives and friends, Remains resting a
the Morris A. Garter & Co. funeral home
Funeral sunday, March q, at. l m,
from Smiths Chapel, in Pisgah, Md.
WEBSTER. CAPT WALTER WYNNE
I. S. n: Suddenly, on Tuesday March Is
l943, Can't. WALTER WYNNE WEBSTER
U. S. n, late manaeer Naval Aircraft Fac
tory. Philadelphia. Pa.
IN, in Arlington National Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. CLIFFORD. On THURSDAY
Haaeh S nH vs. cEop LIZ s. MffAms III Tfsasn's seoat
husband Of Jane NJ. Williams and father
Of Horaee r Williams ~ and brother Of Her,
Mauriee and Howard Williams OF Draines.
:, Services at the Wilson x. Huntemanr
e'f day Mareh nene at eSGsr So pm ave Reaye sh
and friends invited to attend Interment
Mount olivet Cemetery, Frederick, Md. y
WILLIAMS. STERLING. Departed thi,
S w1IIaM S1nask MsTSh devo5ed a. son 's
Alice Williams. He also leaves six sis
,egs ,,s three l1sa brothers, other relatives anc
Funeral sunday, March 81, at Greens,
Crouch's funeral home, 1925 You st. n ".
maHah %soS % 1s4s MahlH1EA MAR3 On wsoN HhS5seay
e ovea Tfe o vi Wam Wsda ma and ns
mother Of Frank P, Wilson, MIS- Cath:
George wilson, iiia MIS- Mary Eoise e'han Hud, 1f
son, Mrs, Margaret Mellchampe and Harry
J; Wilson. Remains. resting at the S
H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th
Mass will be offered at ST. GabrieI's
Cathol1c Church. Grant circle, on Monday
March o. at am. 1nterment Cedar Hill
Evening star., 1943-03-19
Mrs. Mary VI BoyIy, 96.
Dies at Home Here

Mrs. Mary Virginia Howard Bayly,
96, died today at her home, 1856
Monroe street NV.
Mrs. Bayly, widow of Charles B.
Bayly, was a member of the First
Congregational Church. Except for
the - years that Mr.. and Mrs.
Bayly lived in Baltimore, they were
residents of the District.
Surviving Mrs. Bayly are three
daughters, Miss Mary Howard Bayly
Mrs. Virginia Bayly Blassingham
and Mrs. Glen 3. De Witt.
Evening star., 1943-03-19
Walter B. Getty, 80, Dies;

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. March 18-Walter B
Getty, so, President McKinley's pri-
vate secretary during his second
presidential campaign. died yester-
day at his suburban Western
Springs home. Mr Getty was born
in London, England, and as a young
man came to Chicago where he en-
tered the newspaper business.
Evening star., 1943-03-19

FRYE. LUCY. Suddenly, on Wednes-
day, March Il, 1913, a. her residence
c345 Sherman ave NV, LUCY FRYE, be
loved sister of Albert, George and Rober,
FRYE She also leaves five nephewS, four
rleces and other relatives and friends Re
mains at her late residence. 2345 Sherman
ave. W. after : p m Friday March -
Funeral Saturday, March 20. at m
Rev c It Murray ofictatlng Relatives
end friends invited. lEteTment Stsns rd IS
VILE. Va Sunday. March y. Arrange
mems by W. ErneSt JARVIS 20
Evening star., 1943-03-19
Mrs. Soroh <. Reece Dies,
Representatives Mother

Mrs. Sarah Emmaline Reece, "a
mother of Representative B. Carroll
Reece of Tennessee, died Tuesday
night at her home in johnson City
Tenn, it was learned here yesterday
Mrs. Reese had IA children, II OF
whom are living. Two sons served
in the Spanish American War, two
others in the last war and one son is
a ma ior In this war.
Evening star., 1943-03-19
Speaker S Brother,
Will Rayburn, Dies
Was Operator Of Farm
Near Bonhom, Tex.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BONHAM, Tex, March l9.-Will
RaybWn, 65, brother of Speaker Sam
Rayburn of the House, died in a
hospital yesterday. The brothers
had operated a farm near here for
the last IS years.
Mr.. Rayburn had been seriously
i'll with a heart ailment for three
days He died shortly before Speaker
Rayburn left Washington to reach
his bedside
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow and burial will be here.
Will Rayburn, formerly deputy
United States marshal at Sherman,
had lived here most of the time since
1888. He was born in Roam County,
Tenn.
Speaker Rayburn was informed of
his brothers death on arrival in
Cincinnati, it was learned at the
Capitol today. He will not reach
Texas until tomorrow morning.
In addition to Speaker Rayburn
and his twin brother, Jim, he is sur
vived by two other brothers, Rich
ard Rayburn of Dallas, Tex, and
Tom Rayburn of near Bonham. and
three sisters, Mrs. w. A. Thomas of
Dallas: Miss Lou Rayburn and Mrs,
S. E. BARLEY of Bonham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
TIMELY WARNING

II is a timely warning. and ne
evidently feels seriously that
we must not allow ourselves to
S1acken up any of our efforts to
win the war.
-As-tAl4e President pointed out,
this is a-Nar-ef production and /
am not satisfied that the neces-
Sary production can be main
tanned Ia support adequately the
military establishment which the
army has announced that We
must have.
ON the Other hand, there APP
parently is sufficient manpoWer
10 do the Job, II that manpower
IS properly divided among the
necessary tasks.
A hard hitting army Of 5000
900 men overseas and that isl
what UnderSeCretary OF War Pat
terSon told the Senate military
affairs committee is contemplated
might he better hacked up Al
home with $3.50 600 men IN re-
serve and training at home, than
. $50 600 men IN uniform AZ home,
il the 100000 men difference was
employed IN production.
am not passing judgment on
whether the army itself is hoard
ing manpOWcr needed for prOduc-
tion Remember We have lend
lease obligations that must he
met by more and more production
OF what The peoples i'm the rest
Cf The world require of us.
But ! am saying that | believe
the time has come for 4 reap
praiSal Of the manpoWer pool and
manpower requirements And ]
VIII say further that such APP
praiSal could we'll he made before
il ls decided 10 draft the fathers
fer military service.
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Nix Cd err m
END CONSTIPATION
THIS NATURAL WAY!
Millions now take Simple
Fresh Fruit Drink instead
Of Harsh Laxatives

It's lemon and water. Yes!-just
the Juice Of ] Sunkist Lemon in
glass Of water-first thing on
arising.
Taken first thing in the morning,
this wholesome drink stimulates
bowel action in natural way
assures most people of prompt,
normal elimination.
Why not change 10 this hcaithfM
habit? Lemon and water is good
for you. Lemons are among the
richest sources Of vitamin c, which
combsts fatigue, helps you resist
colds and infections. They also
supply B, and P. They alkalinize,
aid appetite and digestion. Lemon
and water has a fresh tang, too
clears the mouth, wakes YOU up.
Try this grand wake-up drink
10 mornings. See il il doesn't help
you! Use California Sunkist
Lemons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
JOINT MANAGERS

Tho fu~i step is 10 reach an
agreement before firing ceases.
among AN Tho United Nations by
Which a fcW leading nations would
ACT a> loIut manager Of peace for
a period after Victory j. WeH-7aa
that there VIII not be tho usual
peace conference Immediately
The second step is that The
United Nations enter into an
agreement before tho victory over
Germany Is achieved setting up
the terms of a simple provisional
pe7cc
Tho third step is a transition
period of Tow Years from tho
end of The fighting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Fury Of Hurricane
In Gulf Diminishes

WNORLEANS, Sept 90
QNS) - Residents in the coastal
regions from Galveston, Tex, to
Lake Charles, La, were relieved
today when A weather bureau
announcement revealed the hurri-
cane over the Gulf of Mexico was
diminishing.
Hurricane warnings from CAL
weston to Lake Charles were
ordered down as the storm de-
creased in intensity but continued
its north-northeaStward move
ment.