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FEPC Findings
Hailed By MOWM
AS Big Victory

NEW YORK CITY. - The March
On Washington movement which
is recognized by friend and foe ss
the father ana mother OF FEPC,
through its national director. A
Philip Randolph. az It's hesdqusr.
tiers in the There's Hotel building
in New York City. expressed great
appreciation and acclaim for the
findings OF the Presidents Com
mittee on FEPc issued December
!. concerning discrimination In the
railroad industry.
MOWM feels highly elated over
this signal and epoch-making VIC
tory for the Negro people since
Executive Order 1907 under which
FEPC was established was won as
result Of the mass pressure OF
the MOWN which coordinsted va
rious national Negro organizations.
civic. religious. political. education
al. labor. etc. behind the fight for
jobs and Justice around the begin
ming OF the National Defense pro-
gran. Negro firemen In the South
are sending the March On Wash
inston movement many letters ex-
pressing their gratitude for the
fight MOWM made in their behalf.
---
TELL OUR ADVERTISERS You
SAW TT I'M THIS pApEn
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOE
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
ESTHER LEE WILLIAMS. Plaintiff
vs.. No. 350-663

ORDER or PUBLICATION
At q session Of said Court held at
the County Building in the City of
Detroit. County of Wayne. State of
Michigan. on this srd day of November.
Present: The Hon.
\ LISTER 8. M0IL
Circuit Judge.
II appearing nom the Affidavit Of
the Plaintiff. on file in the above
entitled cause. that the Defendant,
Curtis Williams, Is not q resident Of
the State of Michigan, but that he
does reside at $40 60th Street In the
City CITY Of 4, Chicago ;1IrngE: County Of Cook and
On Motion of Julian w. Perry, At
torney for the Plaintiff.
1T IS ORDERED that Curtis VIII
liams appear and answer the Bill OF
! Complaint filed In this cause within
three 49, months from the date Of this
Order. or said Bill win be taken -
confessed against him:
And 1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
that q copy Of said Order be sent to
the last known address Of this said
Defendant by registered mail. and In
case no registered return receipt
signed by the Defendant Is received
that this Order be published. as re-
S' LISTER 8. MoLL
Circuit Judge
A True Copy:
Caspar Lingeman, Clerk
BY A. w. Berger. Deputy Clerk
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
IDA l. PEALIS. Plaintiff
VS.. No. H985s
THOMAS PEALs. Defendant

IDA L PEALs. Plaintiff 49, ,.o.,o
THOMAS PEALs. Defendant
At q session OF said Court held ~
the Court House In the City OF De-
troit. In said County. on the 18th day
OF October. AID. 1943.
Present: The Hon.
GUY A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge
In this cause. II appearing by aft.
davit hereto attached. that the defen.
dsnt. Thomas Peals. cannot be served
by process issued out OF this court
as the present whereabouts Of the
defendant Is unknown: but that his
last known address Is N the City OF
Chicago. State OF Illinois:
On motion OF Roxborough and Talia'
ferro. Attorneys for the plaintiff.
1T rs ORDERED that the defendant
Thomas Peals. appear and answep-the
bill of complaint filed IN this lcsuse
within three months from the date OF
this order or that said bill be taken
as confessed. and that this order be
published In the Michigan Chronicle
and served according 10 law.
GUY A MILLER.
Circuit Judge
cASPAR ] LfNGEMAN. C1etk
Nv A w Berger Deputy CLERK \
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOB
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
HENRY GIBBS. Plaintiff
WINNIE GIBBS, psfendan. w.

HENRY GIBBS. PLAINTIFF - o., ~.
$tssHms GIBBS. Defendant ''' ''-'
Aa session Of said Court held a
the Court House In the City Of Detroit,
in said County, on the n day Of Octo'
Der. AID 1913
Present: The Hon.
ROBERT M. TOMS.
In this cause. II appearing by aft.
dsvit hereto attached, that the de.
PENDANT, Winnie Gibbs, cannot o<
served by process issued out OF thus
court. as she Is not q resident OF the
State OF Michigan. and that her pres
ent whereabouts Is unknown, but that
her last known address Is Brownsville
Teunesse:
On motion OF Roxborough mad Talia
ferro, Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
1T IS ORDERED that the defendant
Winnie Gibbs. appear and answer the
bill OF complaint filed In this cause
within three months from the date o.
this order. or that said bill be taker
as confessed. and that q copy o.
this order be sent to the defendant
to her last known address by regis
tered mail. and IL not received. tina
this order be published In the Michigan
Chronicle. and served. according Il
law.
ROBERT M. TOMS.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy:
cASPAR J LiNCEMAN. Clerk
A. w Berger. Deputy Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICE
On s :sHT ci. e s' soSs4 70.
IN CHAkcERY
BEArRicr RAYMOND. Piaintif
AK RAYMOND. Defendant

IN CnANCBBn
sEArsicr aAYMoND. r.,s.is Z. 81.
AK RAYMOND. Defendant
A. Q session OF said Court held IN
the County Building. City of Detroit.
County OF Wayne. State Of Michigan.
on on this 18th day Of September. A-p"
Present; rhs uoa.-
Circuit Judge
oRDER OF PUBLICATION
n apcarng by the affidavit OF The
plaintiff. Beatrice Raymond hereto at
mond. Is not . resident Of this state
and. II further appearing by the said
affidavit that the last known address
Of the said defendant was to5e Black.
store street. Chicago. Illinois.
On motion of Ramon A. Martinez
attorney for nrv The pisinti y. ..,.n..,,
Rex Raymond. appear and answer the
bill of complaint In the cause within
three t3) months from the date OF
said order: or that the said bill viii
be taken ~ confessed against him:
IT rs FURTHER ORDERED that thi,
order be published N q Newspaper Of
general circulation within this County
In accordance with the statute: and.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that Z
copy of this order be served by regis
tered mail on the said defendant u
his last known address at least twenty
t20) days before his scheduled appear
ance before this Court In pursuance
to this order.
DEWITT n. MERRIAM,
Circuit Judge
cAsPAR J. EINGEMAN. Clerk
BY L. @. Nault. Deputy Clerk
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,hAD s THOMAS ,. r'.,n'li. No. s,r.1

h-A<L~A 1hOMAS, Defenoant>
At q session of said/court held At
the Court House in tire City of Detroit,
In said County>>on the Goth day of
November AID. i943.
Present: The Hon.
JAMES Z CHENOT
In this cause. Il appearing by affi.
davit hereto attached. that the defend
ant. Ella Thomas. cannot be served
by process issued out of this court. as
she Is not resident of the State of
Michigan, but that she resides In the
Town OF Uniontown, State of Alabama
On motion of Roxborough and ITALIA.
ferro. Attorneys for the plaintiff
TT is ORDERED that the defendant
Ella Thomas, appear and answer the
bill OF complaint filed In this cause
within three months from the date OF
this order. or that said bill be taken
as confessed. and that this order be
published in the Michigan Chronicle
and served. according to law.
JAMES z. CHENOT
Circuit Judge
A True Copy:
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk
A. w. Berger. Deputy Clerk.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY or WAYNE


IN the Natter Of the Eststs o.
CHARLES EDWARD SIMMONS. II.
deceased.
Notice v hereby siven that al cred.
tors OF said deceased are required 20
present their claims, In writing and
under oath TO said Court 81 the Pro-
bate Office In the City Of Detroit.
In said County, and TO serve . copy
thereof upon johnny Wright, admins.
trstor Of said estate. a SOFA Wildwood
avenue. Detroit. Michigan on or before
the 18th day Of January. AID. 1914
and that such claims will be heard by
said court. before Judge Thomas c
Murphy IN Court Room No 305. Wayne
County Building IN the City OF De-
troit, In said County. on the 18th day
Of January. AID. 1894. At two o'clock
IN the afternoon
Dated November LIST, AID. i04S.
THOMAS c. MURPHY.
Judge Of Probate
Published in Michigan Chronicle. once
each week for three weeks success
sively. within thirty days from the
date hereof.
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STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY or WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
BESSIE ". CARTER. Plaintiff
VS.. No $50 03I

NIXON CARTER. Defendant
Al a session OF said Court he'd AZ
the Court House IN the CITY OF De-
troit in said Cotrty on the 9Th day
~ December. AID. 1913.
Present: The Hon.
SHERMAN d. CALENDER
Circuit judge
IN This cause. n appearing by sffi-
davit hereto attached that the defeu-
dsnt. Miron Garter. cannot be served
by process issued out OF this court.
ss he is not a resident OF the state of
Michigan but that he resides In Wash
lnston. Georgia:
On motion OF Roxborough aT7d Italia.
fer-o. ATTORNEYS for the plaintiff.
1T IS ORDERED that the defendant.
Miron Carter. appear and answer the
bill OF complaint filed In this cause
within three months from the date Of
this order or that said bin be taken
rs confessed. and that This order be
published in the Michissn Chronicle,
and servrd. sccording 20 law
SHERMAN D. CALENDER
Circuit Judge
A Tue Copy:
rASPAR J. LINCrMAN. Clerk
BY A. w. Berger. Deputy Clerk
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WHITES AID SCHOOL

SELMA. Ala. lamp - A group
Of friendly Dallas county white peo-
pie have launched campaign for
$4,000 to remodel the 39-year-old
Street Manuel Training school Of
which Emanuel Brown is principal.
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YOUR HOROSCOPE

No matter what your troubles are, Just
Dond questions and birthdste with Toe
Cor handing Personal analysis on all
problems Many have been helped
through astrological advice. MADAM
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STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ron
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
WILLIAM TAFT KELLEY Plaintiff
VS. No. 347762

BROOKSIE KELLEY. Defendant
At session OF said Court held a.
the County Building In the City of De.
troit. County of Wayne and State OF
Michigan: on this 30th day Of August
D l943
Presnt: The Hon.
THOMAS MURPHY,
I, appearing satisfactorily eI from nso The
Affidavit of the Plaintiff on file IN
the above entitled cause. that the De.
fendant BROOKSTE KELLEY is not
q resident of this State. but that she
does reside at Carolina, County OF
Marion. State Of West Virginia:
1T is ORDERED that BROOKSIE
KELLEY appear and answer the Bill
OF Complaint filed in this cause with.
In three 49, months from the date
OF this order. or said Bill will be taken
as cor fessed against her
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that q
copy OF said Order be sent 20 the
asst known address OF the said Defen.
dant bv registered mail and in case
no registered return receipt signed
by the Defendant IL received. that
his Order be published rs required
THOMAS ). MURPHY,
Circuit Judge
cASPAR LINGEMAN Clerk
Bv J Dudley Deputy Clerk
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whats happening n Washington You
can't AFFORD 70 miss Charley Chsrokee's SEN
atiopsl column each week in the Defender.
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g lsslas mshsrs q my beloved
ons1AR Lsuiss Jackson. who passed
oway two wears ago. Dec. II. isti
q prscious one fro-A us n gone,
q voice we loved u stilled.
4 place 10 vacant In our hopk;
Which never can be nllsd
Sally missed by
Her Children,
Ev>ienA -homas
Oliver Jackson.
Carrie Scott
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LEGAL NOTICES

: STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOE
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
Evening star., 1943-02-14

big chest of drawers alongside his crib to pre-
vent him from climbing out, and lowered
the window so he couldn't possibly wiggle
through Welive on the ground floor, you see"
Lieutenant Walker shook his head. Wrong
psychology. You offered challenge. You
practically dared him to get out. Can't do
that with child of his temperament.
Alice Perry stared. After what I've been
through, a Marine spouting child psychol-
ogy is absolutely the last straw. | shall go
stark, raving mad" Then she added belliger-
emily: What do you know about it, anyway"
Quite lot, as a matter of fact" said
Lieutenant Walker. Il took my Masters de-
gree in the subject"
I'm go quietly" said Alice Perry.
Captain O'Leary laughed. Donald would
MT tell us his name or where he lived or any
thing, Miss Perry, until Lieutenant Walker
came along. He's been big help"
"I'll bet" said Miss Perry hastily. She rose
and offered her hand to Captain O'Leary.
Thank you, Captain, for taking such good
Evening star., 1943-02-14

vately congratulated himself on having hut
the jackpot.
do you dance, too?" he inquired, as he
lit a cigarette and watched Alice pour out
a third cup of coffee for him.
Certainly" she said Il also play the
piano and sew fine seam I'm find
He laughed. will you go dancing with me
tonight"
NO" said Alice.
Reason" he asked.
Just no - and thank you just the same
Lieutenant Walker got up from the table
'Goodby, Donald" he said, gravely shaking
the child's hand Its been delightful"
Donald said Don't CO.
Il have to get back to work"
Il want to go with you" said Donald.
Lieutenant Walker turned to Alice. See?
He likes me"
"In an hour he'll have forgotten all about
you" she told him.
Alice followed the lieutenant to the door
Last chance" he said Il assure you, I'm
Evening star., 1943-02-14

chief and then cigarette, Captain O'Leary
started to ask questions. You've got quite
a boy there, Mrs. Wallace" he said.
my name is Perry" she corrected. Don
aid name is Wallace. His mother is my sister.
volunteered to take care of him while she
took weeks vacation, and what job it
turned out to be-"
Lieutenant Walker began to take more
interest. He had just told himself that it
,rouh be his luck to come across girl who
met his Grade A specifications almost 100 per
cent - and have her turn out to be married
and the mother of three -and-a-half- -year-old
son.
''Donald's father is in the Marines, Alice
Perry explained The child is always saying
that he's going away too, but we have always
treated it as joke - and we always caught
him before he got out of the house"
They smiled encouragingly. and she went
on. To-day he chartered all day long about
joining the Marines, so when l put him to
bed, took extra precautions. l pushed
Evening star., 1943-02-14

She shook her head. Let's JUST leave II
where it is - hmmm?"
He studied her face intently. Your atti-
tude's all wrong" he told her in the tone Of
one lecturing to class. "You might have fun
- how do you know? You might even get
quite fond of me if you gave yourself the
chance. People have
Listen, professor" she said. IF get fond
of anybody, it's going to be somebody well
over draft age Or a nice 4F with very bad
heart. I'm not letting myself in for the tor
lures my sister is going through. Not for the
dreamiest dream prince that ever rode white
horse
He whistled, long, astonished whistle.
$50 that's it. You're afraid of me. How fiat
tering.'
Child psychology, Lieutenant" she said
scornfully. I'm an adult"
81 doubt it, he told her. II doubt it very
much" Smiling knowing, infuriating smile,
he bent down and dropped brief kiss on the
top of her red head. "Goodby, my little os-
trich," he said, and walked off.
Alice stormed back into the kitchen, where
Donald was still yelling: Tim. want to 60
with you. Where is Tlm?"
"Oh shut up, Donald" she out-yelled him.
Donald was so astonished that he broke off
right in the middle of word. Then he began
to cry His feelings were hurt.
She rushed over and took him in her arms.
Don't cry, Donny," she begged contritely,
I'm sorry Please don't cry. Alice is beast
to take things out on you
Donald continued his howl. Want Tim.'
he sobbed, 81 like Tim"
so do I, Donny," she whispered. rocking
him comfortingly, 80 do |"
lHAr evening at seven o'clock, Alice put
Donald to bed. This time she didn't merely
put a chest of drawers against his crib; she
pushed it against the wall and baTicaded all
three open sides with furniture She instructed
him to 20 to sleep Immediately and no nom
sense
Then she listened to favorite radio pro-
gram, wrote some letters, and changed the
polish on her nails Yet only an hour had been
killed.
She wished that she could 60 for long
Walk or 10 d movie ANY lIlHlS W uioeidIe iiCi
thoughts, which seemed to have been invaded
and occupied - by six-foot-three Marine
with red hair and lopsided grin which re-
vealed magnificent white teeth A Marine
she would never see again anyway.
Why, she didn't even know the number of
his outfit or where he was stationed II she
manted to get in touch with him. she couldn't.
=. Not that she wanted to. She would have
none of him; she had made that very clear,
hadn't she?
ANNOYED with herself, she switched off the
radio. She picked up book and then put it
down again. She decided to take bath and
then put on housecoat and read in COM
fort.
She had just settled herself comfortably on
the sofa, detective story in her hand, when
the doorbell rang She opened the door and
stood there gawking in utter astonishment-
Here we go again." said familiar voice,
Evening star., 1943-02-14

care of Donald. Wen go now, it's not far.
Lieutenant Walker got up, Donald still
asleep in his arms. "I'll carry him for you,
he offered. 1T would be a shame to wake
him now"
Miss Perry said coldly, II wouldn't dream
of troubling YOU I'll get cab"
mo trouble at ALL" said Lieutenant
Walker imperturbably, Tets 60"
Miss Perry looked as if she were about to
argue. Then she shrugged and said: "All right.
Westward ho!'
As they walked along the quiet streets,
Lieutenant Walker said: Il gather you don't
share Donald's wild admiration for the Ma
rines."
Il think they're colossal" she said fer
vently. mo one admires them more than -
when they're far away - in battle - doing
their job"
He said coldly, 1--WE do not choose our sta
tions, Miss Perry. We go where we are sent,
including New York City
Miss PERRY's face got red, 81 didn't mean
that" Impulsively, she put her hand on his
arm. Really apologize" she said pleading
ly Its just that I'm so tired and upset, and
I've been hearing nothing but Marines,
Marines, Marines, till I'm going to scream
at the sound of the word And I've about run
out of ways of assuring my sister that her
husband is probably all right" She spoke
very fast, running the words together breath
~ chi 1Iyov, dn uyha1, thp1 aynl9in
Lieutenant Walker found it charming.
"Where is Donald's father?' he asked.
Last address: Wake Island
They had reached house few doors from
the Drive. Wont you come In and have
breakfast with u.s." Miss Perry
invited.
NO thank you," said Lieu
tenant Walker.
"Oh, please" she said. Il said
was sorry Don't sulk.'
I'm not sulking," he denied
Indignantly. Il just don't ="
She was smiling up at him -
an enchanting, provocative little
smile 1t went with her hair,
which was as red as his own, and
her perky nose and her clear
brown eyes.
Thanks" said Lieutenant
Walker, land hope you're not
the orange -juice-and-bl -black-cof
fee type"
In no time at all, Alice Perry
produced Marine-sized break
fast: grapefruit, cereal, ham and
eggs, toast. jam. and excellent
coffee Lieutenant Walker pri-
vately congratulated himself on having hit
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CaknAa, ofCor,ing Gve"b
FRIDAY, AUGUST 20

FRIDAY, AUGUST 20
GROUP WSCS coVered-dsh supper at the home of Mrs
Park, Inches street, at p. m.
IOOF in Barron hall at
GAMES PARTY St. Louis hall, sponsored by St Louis
Club, at 815 p. m.
GROUP WSCS covereddsh supper at the home Of Mrs
John Park. Inches street: at p.m
GAMES PARTY in St Louis hall, sponsored by ST Louis
Club. 815 p.
IOOF, in Barron hall at p Intiaory tonight
SUNDAY, AUGUST p
MASONIC SERVICE CADETS, Red Cross Work at Masonic
hall, at
MONDAY, AUGUST 3
FRANZ KUHN LODGE Knights of Pythias in Pythian hall,
$50 D. n.
vFw GAMES PARTY sponsored by VIEW Auxiliary in Vet
Hall. at m.
MOUNT CLEMENS ORDER OF DE MOLAY IN Masonic
Clubrooms, at p. m.
GARDEN CLUB Directors at the home of Mrs Will
lam Murphy. 124 Lodewyck avenue at 2:3O p. m.
TUESDAY, AUGUST "a
CHEST CLINIC, Kings Daughters Health Center, to
1870 a
BEGINNERS CLASS IN THEosoPHY. in clubrooms in
Jewel Theatre building, at 8 p
LADIES AUXILIARY OF FOE, in Aerie hall at 8 p
DANCE al USO Club o Broadway, $50 to IL
RED CROSS SURGICAL DRESSINGS, in MCHS sewing
room, from 10
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Mrs. w. e. Sfeffems

Mrs. Wilhelmina SteffenS,
prominent and highly respected
resident of Fraser, passed away
at her home, 328ll Utica road,
Fraser, early Friday morning
Although she had been in falling
health for some time. death
came suddenly and unexpected
~ Mrs. Steffens was born in
Detroit on June II, So years
ago, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Neuman. She had
been resident of Fraser for
many years.
She was an active and faith
full member of the Zion Evan
gelical Church, always taking
an active. part in the various ac-
tivities of the church. She is sur
vived by her husband; one
daughter, Mrs. Geraldine Re
woldt; two sisters, Mrs. Erdman
Berg and Mrs. Harry Voelker,
both of Detroit.
The remains will rest at the
Schwarzkoff Funeral II m e.
Utica, until Monday morning.
Will then lie in state at the Zion
Evangelical Church, Fras er,
from 10 o'clock until the time Of
services at 200 o'clock. Rev.
Lynn Tschudy officiating. En-
tombment in White Chapel Me.
mortal Park.
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See Early Operation of Mew
Cost-of-Liuing Subsidy Plan

The idea is for the govern
ment 10 buy all or nearly all of
a crop at a handsome price, to
encourage maximum farm pro-
duction, and then TO resell il TO
the trade at a price that won't
break the consumers back.
While admittedly a variation
of direct subsidies, this has what
many officials regard as special
advantages.
Take potatoes as an example.
The government not only wants
10 hold down the price but
wants 10 regulate consumption
TO prevent temporary shortages
such as occurred this spring
when some regions ran out be-
fore the new crop came in. If
the government bought the
whole crop in the first place, it
could control the resale so as to
stretch the supply until next
years crop comes in.
BY buying the whole crop, il
is also believed the government
would be able to eliminate
black markets.
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ROfarianS Hear
War Chest Fund
Drive Details

Plans for the forthcoming War
Chest Fund Campaign which is
scheduled to start in September
we're discussed by Charles IT.
tus. before the Mount Clemens
Rotary Club Thursday noon at
the Medea Hotel during their
regular luncheon-meeting.
Titus speech was preceded by
an English moving picture Tar
get for Tonight" 1t showed in
detail the dispatch and return of
bombing planes from Britain.
The movie was shown by Fred
Smith, who was in charge of the
days program.
Former Mount Clemens Ro-
tartan, Reuben King, was
guest at the luncheon. He is now
residing at Dearborn. Other
guests were; w. H. Baker, of
Lorain, Ohio, and Chester Sni-
der of Strathford, Ontario, SON
in-laW of Arch Richards.