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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY. OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
HESSIE EDWARDS, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 3476S
JOHN EDWARDS, Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AFFIDAVIT

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AFFIDAVIT
At a session OF said Court, held at
the Court House. in the City of De-
troit. County Of Wayne, State of
Michigan, on the 3t-t day of March,
AID, 1913.
Present: The Hon.
CHESTER p. O'HARA
= Circuit Judge
II appearing by affidavit attached
hereto. that the defendant, John
Edwards, is not resident OF the
State OF Michigan, and that his last
known address was 25l0 East For
tieth street, Cleveland, Ohio.
On motion of Alonzo D. Pettiford,
Attorney for the plaintiff. Hessie
Edwards,
1T is ORDERED that the said de-
PENDANT, John Edwards, enter his
appearance in this cause on or be-
fore three months from the date OF
this order, or that the said Bill Of
Complaint be taken as confessed
and that said order be served and
published as required by law.
CHESTER P. O'HARA
Circuit Judge
A True Copy.
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk
BY A. A. Berger. Deputy Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICE
loomis, ZONES, Piper q Golden
Attorneys.at.law.
Suite sos. Tobin Building
Detroit, Mich.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
KATIE DAWSON. Plaintiff
vs. No. 33s,2ll
FANNIE DAWSON, Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION


At session Of said Court held nc
the Court House in the city Of De-
troit, County OF Wayne. and State
Of Michigan on the 5th day Of Feb
ruary. AID. 1913;
Present: Hon.
GEORGE B. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
It appearing 70 this Court from
affidavit on file that the defend
ant. Fannie Dawson. Is not 4 resi-
dent Of the State Of Michigan. but
that he resides in McGehee. Ar
kansas:
1T is ORDERED that he appear
and answer the bill OF complaint in
this cause within three go months
from the date Of this Order. or said
bill OF complaint will be taken as
confessed and that this Order be
served by Registered Mail upon
said defendant, or be published. as
required by Law. In the Michigan
Chronicle. newspaper printed,
published and circulating in said
County.
GEORGE B. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
BY E. w. Method. Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01

Gov. Sparks during Founders Day
exercises at Tuskegee, April 4.
Under the plan, the state legislature
would appropriate 100000 for Tus-
kegee, to finance postgraduate
studies in agriculture, domestic
science and rural education. In re-
turn, Sparks would name six men,
bers OF the present Tuskegee board
Of 10.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
HELD EASTER SERVICES

An early Easter Sunday service
and program arranged by the
HYPU and Sunday School depart
ment highlighted the Easter serv-
ices at the Church OF God Of which
Elder T D. MCGEE is pastor. Visitors
from other churches worshipped
with the congregation.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-01
CARD OF THANKS

MRS. BESSIE GOUDELOCk
wishes to thank her many friends
and neighbors for the lovely cards.
kilograms and flowers which she
received after the death of her hus-
band. Sam Goudelock. on March 81.
l943, 4454 st. Antoine street. o.
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Alumni Make Donation

WINSTON SALEM, N. Cdr. r
M. Pitts, pastor Of Shiloh Baptist
church here. and president of the
Alumni association OF Friendship
Junior college. Rock Hill, S. c.
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LEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
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TELL OUR ADVERTISERS YOU
SAW 1T IN THIS PAPER
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SAMUEL THACKER, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 340458
MABEL THACKER, Defendant
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LEGAL NOTICE
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Attorneys-at-law
Suite sos. Tobin Bldg.
Detroit. Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
WILLIE JAMES HEATH, Plaintiff
VS.. No 333036
BERTHA MAE HEATH, Defendant

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session OF said Court held at
the Court House in the City OF De-
troit. County OF Wayne and State
OF Michigan on the 18th day of
February. AID, i943.
Present Hon. Q
THOMAS J. MURPHY
Circuit Judge
II appearing to this Court. from
affidavit on Ale that the defendant,
Bertha Mae Heath, is not resident
OF the State Of Michigan, but that
she resides in Brunswick, Georgia;
IT IS ORDERED tina. she appear
and answer the bill OF complaint in
this cause within three t3) months
from the date Of this order. or said
bill OF complaint will be taken as
confessed, and that this order be
served by registered mail upon said
defendant or be published. as re-
CURED by law. in the Michigan
Chronicle. newspaper printed,
published and circulating in said
county.
THOMAS J. MURPHY
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
cASPAR J. LINGENAN. Clerk
BY A. Hsrgraves. Deputy Clerk
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THOMAS J. MURPHY
Gil. = .

A True Copy
cASPAR J. LINGENAN. Clerk
BY A. Hsrgraves. Deputy Clerk
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MRS. MAHON PORTER
La gaceta., 1943-04-29

La Cruz Roja International, movida
por 'resortes' que no estan en- simpatia, o
que no parecen estarlo con la Russia Soviet,
eXpidi6 hace pocos dias un communicate de
100 palabras aceptando zen principle" las
demands de la Cruz Roja Alemana Y ell
gobierno pOlaco de Londres para partici-
par en- la investigation de los cuerpos de
los o~ficiales polacos encontrados en- Katyn,
cerca de Smolenks".
Ell Comite International nombraria una
comisi6n de p%eritos neutrales, 81 asi Sc lie
pidiese por todas las parties interesadas, y
solo bajo los terminus del memorandum
remitido a los beligerantes en- septiembre
- de 1889.
La misma Cruz Roja International
menciona la petici6n de la Cruz Roja ale
mana, que es como decir la Cruz Roja de
Himmler, ell jefe de la Gestapo.
L6gico era que ell gobierno Soviet Sc
sintiese ofendido por ell "credito' concedi-
do por ell gobierno polaco, que tanto ha-
La gaceta., 1943-04-29

RUSSIA Y POLONIA.-RARA AMISlAD
LA QUE RECoGE LAS CALUMNIAS DEL
ENEMIGO.
Lamentable, muy deplorable es la rup-
tura de relaciones diplomaticas entire la
Russia Soviet y ell gobierno exilado de Polo
mia, con oficinas en- Londres.
Recientemente, haci6ndOse eco de no
ticias transmitidas por la propaganda nazl,
ell gobierno del primer ministro Sikorsky
cometi6 algunas imperdonables "indiscre-
Clones.
Di6 al mundo la noticia de que los ale
names afirmaban que habian encontrado
en- las ~cercanias de Smolenks, ejecutados
por las tropas rojas, 10000 cadaveres de
o~ficiales p%olacOs. Acto seguido sugerla, SIN
tener en- cuenta ell respetO que merece ell
gobierno de Moscd, que la Cruz Roja In
ternacional hiciese una Investigation de la
"denuncia" hecha por ell ''enemigO CO
mum.
Como 81 hubiese estado avisada de an
temano, la Cruz Roja hizo saber que acep-
taria, 81 Sc lie encomendaba, la tarea de in
vestigar los "hechos" inventados por Goeb-
bells.
Antes de que la propaganda 'hitleris-
ia" arrastrara a los lideres polacos a rea-
liar csc ataque a la dignidad del gObierno
sovieticO, pidiendO Sc investigase una no.
ticia "echada a rodar pOr los esbirros del
Fuehrer", va ell primer ministro Sikorsky
habia tratado de discutir los problemas de
la post-guerra, con la esperanto de mantle
ner territories que ell Soviet cOnsidera per-
~tenecen a dos de sus republicas.
Polonia lie habia ofrecido un e~j6rcito al
gobiernO de Stain y va estaba cast forma-
do, con armas '%'rojas", cuando Sikorsky, de
acuerdo con sus ministries, dispuso que fue-
Sc retirado :.
Era un gesto de "animosidad" y esta
Interpretation lie fue dada por Stain y sus
ministries.
Despu6s... ell gobierno polaco de Lon
dres ha venido 'agitando" y en- cierto mo-
do "conspirando" para hacer Greer al mum
do, y particularmente a los dem6cratas y
liberales, que ell Kremlin abriga ambicio-
mes imperialistas.
La gaceta., 1943-04-29

Canclller del Reich DS SSS vi"
en- adelante, Hitler y los facine-
rosos prepotentes e ingeniosos q.
10 rodean lie han estado hacien-
do guerra a la especie humana
%entera.
Los secuaces del partido nazi,
los politicastros del Ejercito, y
la CANA entera de los que ven
dieron su primogenitura sc aso-
ciaron con los fascinerosos con
ell fin d ealcanzar sus ambiciones
cruentas Y de suprimir a TODD "a
quel que les hiciera resistencia.
Sc dieron a manipular a otros
con objeto de beneficiarse en- 10
personal. Su expediente, de estos
gangsters, es de una lascivia
morbida hambrienta de poderio y
de riquezas; e~xpediente terribl
de d~esenfreno depravado, Parba-
70, sadistico, como de quien lie
da rienda suelta al salvajismo.
En- diez amos, han compilado
csc catalogo espantoso de actos
que representa- la ejecuci6n de
las ideas totalitarias; a saber, ell
"nuevo orden" que pone ell plan
de la tirania en- lugar del plan de
progreso nacional inferno.
Todo 10 que los nazis han he
che, Y TODD 10 que estan hacien-
do ell dia de hoy, no es otra cosa
que la consequence directa de
una filosoffa negra cuya premisa
fundamental consiste en- ell des-
precio del hombre del pueblo. Los
diez amos enteros del nazismo son
de la misma especie. Los hechos
y las atrocidades individuales, no.
rribles de por 81, suben de punto
en- horror cuando Sc les contem-
pla como parte de un programa
premeditadO.
Lo que a continuation Sc ex-
presa revela la n%aturaleza del
nazi, en- cuanto a teoria y en-
cuanto a practica:
/. Teoria: Els mas conveniente
e~xterminar a las naciones peque-
mas en- lugar de mantenerlas.
Practica:
(a) En- dos amos de guerra,
han Sido asesinados a sangre
fra 100000 yugoeslavos.
(b) En- Grecia, que es un
pals con una poblaci6n de igual
tamano ala de la ciudad de
Nueva York, Sc estan murien-
do de hambre mas de 1000 per-
sonas cada dia.
(c) En- Belgica, durante ell
invierno pasado, escaseo tan
to la comida que sc mataban
ratas para vender a veinte
frances cada una.
(d) En- los campos de con-
contraction han sido ejecuta-
dos o han muerto de otra ma
nera 182,OOO polacos.
(2) Ell nGmero de judios a
sesinados o exterminados a ma
nos de los nazis, seg1n infor-
mes que llegan de Europa, va
ria entire 100000 y 2,OOO,-
600. Hitler prometio acabar
con los judios en- Europa, ga
ne o pierda. Los nazis tienen
cuidado de no dejar traza de
sus masacres.
2. Teoria: La genie es como ga
nado que 81 puede transporter
en- jaulas a donde sea ne~cesario.
Practica:
I'm million Y medic de polacos
Y judios fueron expulsados o
bien puestos a TRAFALGAR de es-
clavos va dentro de Alemania
propia durante los dos amos pr
meros de la guerra.
3. Teoria: Los pueblos u no
arios seran reducidos a la
condicion y mentalidad de es-
clavos.
prS o+ioo.
La gaceta., 1943-04-29
FILOSOFIA NEGRA DE IA
EOMBRES QUE ~DESPRECIAN Al
PUEBLO
I'm cATALoCo DE LOS ACTOS ESPANToSo
" "NUEVO ORDEN"

W aus eNht
secundarias y los coleg.
han suprimido en- PoJs
hecoeslovaquia.
4. Teoria: La economic d.,
vo Orden lie Provee trabah
al mundo. "Desn,t
la victoria alemana no N.
paro forzoso nj desocun,
en- Europa.
Practica:
(a) He aqui 10 que ESQ i.
flea y como Sc lleva a o
Del comienzo de la guerr
esta parte han sido reclgt,
100000 obreros, ora M,
fuerza va por medic de
ganos y traidos del eyt.,
al Reich, a trabajar como
clavos en- las fabricas alen,,.
o en- los campos de labnn
(b) En- Holanda, Sc lgn,.
den a los deudos del Nm,
que muere en- un cams
concentration, las ceniza
muerto por la suma de 25h.
rines.
(c) En- Bohemia y en- N3-.
ravia a los obreros Sc les ON.
ga a TRAFALGAR IL oras djarg
en- las fabricas, en- la proilg
cion de material para Hitler
). Teoria: Ell cristianismo dss
1esaparecer.
(a) Eel cristianismo esta
par con ell comunismO".
(b) "Los Diez Mandamiena
son un resumen de los ~instnul
mas viles de la humanidad."
(c) Gel NAL pasa; ell bien PEI.
nanece. Esta es la raz0n pa.
lue debe ser exterminada la IgsI
ia Catolica".
Practica:
(a) En- Salzburg fuenl
~quemados miles de libros reHi
giosos, en- una plaza pd5Aca.
(b) En- Polonia ha sdo de-
portado ell 80 por cientO De
los sacerdotes, que han lido d
parar a campos de cOncenr
ci0n en- Alemania.
(c) Todos los services y te
mas religiosos Sc proniben en-
la radio nacional alemana,
(d) En- Alemania Sc han
suprimido 10000 %escuelas ca
t6licas.
5. Teoria: Los ninos de las "a
zas subalternas" deben aprend'
4 servirle a la raza maestro y "
Practica:
Los alemanes reclutarOn e
.varias parties de Serbia un0
100000 ninos y los obllgaF0
a marchar hasta Alemanla' NJ
ciendoles conner hierba y nj
ciendoles beber aqua de pa
tanos c~ontaminados. Los q
sobrevivieron despues de eS
jornada fueron puestOs a u
lbajar en- campamentos don
Sc les inculc0 que eran de j
raza inferior y que debian ?
fuerza servirle a Alemanla'
7. TeOria: Los intereses de
'raza maestro" son PrinclPS
mos.
Practica:
(a) Los alemanes deben
mer bien. En- Francia, de q
de salem trenes cargados
alimentos, todos los dias, ru
DO de Alemania, la nacion
terra sufre ell peliro de una
casez de comestibles. En- I
gica, mas de la mitad de
ninos de las escuelas no
desayunan. En- Polonia,
campesinos tienen que
mentarse con cascaras de
boil hervidas, y con pieIeS
La gaceta., 1943-04-29

La Radio de Berlin ha dicho que Ale
mania mantiene SUI promesa, hecha ell ano
pasado, de que los nazis solo usaran gases
astlXlantes en- ell case de que los Aliados
,oS utlllcen antes que ellos =.
PromeSa repetida; pero convenience es
no olvidar que Sc trata de luna palabra
empenada pOr los nazis".. -. la misma
'palabra' que Sc diera a los paises inva-
1ldos y avaSallados.
La gaceta., 1943-04-29

Use declararan en- huelga los Mineros
UnidOS, creando al gobierno I'm problema
de orden pdblico?
Ell gobierno estima que las huelgas de
las industries basicas son altamente incon-
venientes, por cuanto quebrantan ell esfuer-
20 de guerra o tienden a q~uebrantarlo.
81 John L. Lewis insiste en- no CONGO
la autOridad del War Labor Board Y per-
mite que la huelga Sc declare, Gordenara
ell presidente Roosevelt que las tropas Sc
apoderen de las minas y obliguen a los mi
neros a TRAFALGAR?
iPuede ell gobierno permitir, luego de
10 mucho que Sc ha p~ublicado, que una CO.
lectividad obrera desafie SUI autoridad?
Lewis posee una gran habilidad Y sa-
bra cOnservar una puerta alberta para sa-
lir por ella.
Pero 81 pierde la raz6n y Sc deia caer
EN- ell abismo t.. perdera para siempre SUI
lnfluencia con los trabajadores norteame-
ricanos.
La gaceta., 1943-04-29

Polonia, naci6n agredida, sacrificada y
martirizada por los nazis, merece ell reSpe-
to, y continuara mereciendolo, de todos los
hombres liberales y justos del mundo; pc
70 ell gobierno polaco, que amelia conser-
var tierras que son de Russia y REQUIRE a
intrigas de envergadura International, Sc
guramente no ~alcanzara, en- este serio in
cidente, la simpatia de los ciudadanos que
saben apreciar los problemas y a~nalizarlos
hasta llegar a sus raices.
La Cruz ROja Alemana no es como la
Cruz Roja Americana o la Cruz Roja Bri-
tanica -. es ma Cruz canada, t~otalita-
ria, que no tiene en- ell mundo otra finalidad
que deSpreciar la misericordia y procurar
la victoria de un demente que antes pinta-
ba puertas y ahora pinta de negro los CO.
razones de los pueblos civilizados del Uni
verso.
La gaceta., 1943-04-29
Chumgas y No Chmmgds

blara de las c~rueldades y salvajadas de los
nazis en- Varsovia, a un ORGANISING totallta-
rio, antidemocratico, dominado por Hitler
y Goebbels.
La Cruz Roja International, sin embar-
go, afirma que aceptaria la mission lnVesti-
gadora, pero bajo estos principles: Que ell
Comite de la Cruz Roja International no
puede constituirse en- un tribunal de arbl-
traje o comisi6n Investigators, nj deslgnar
a ninguno de sus miembros para partlclpaf
en- tales investigaciones 0 problemas arbl-
trales. La Cruz Roja international limlta-
ria SUI participation en- tales i~nvestigaciones
O arbitraje a la selection de una o mas per-
sonas competentes para realizarla, que en-
ciertas CIRCUMSTANCES emitirian un we're
dicto -.
mo es cast indecorOso que IN pals
Aliado acuse a una naci6n que sobre ella
~sostiene ell peso de la guerra, basandose en-
una 'estratagema" del enemigo com1n, de
haberle dado muerte a 10000 oficiales pri-
SiOnerOs?
Ell gobierno de Stain decide hacerle
saber a los "i~ntrigantes herederos" de Pill
sudski, que no puede consentir ser insulta-
do para regocijo del Fuehrer y su bien or
ganizada propaganda.
Hace pocos dias que ell "Pravda" enfo-
CO la question con gran habilidad y dijO
que era una rara amistad o ~alianza la de un
pals que atiende los llamados de los ma
zis' y tomando por base las afirmaciones
de 6stos contribute a extender calumnias
que ofenden a quien lucha para liberarlO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08

New shopping habits are ahead
Tor Mrs. America when point "a
uoning OF processed foods Is intro
duced sometime IN February with
the use Of War Ration Book :.
The new system Of rauoning
vii mean budgeting Of points as
well as money for American home
makers, and apparently It VIII re
suit in less impulsive buying since
given amount Of points must last
over the ration period.
Canned. bottled and frozen fruits
and vegetables. fruit and vegetable
juice, dried fruits and all canned
soup will be included in the new
ratoning program Through the
new system Of rationing. low point
values will be given to foods which
are relatively plentiful while high
values will be given to those that
are most scarce. Since house.
wives will be able to get more for
points by buying foods with low
point values. 1t il expected that
the demand will be relieved for
the very scarce foods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08
VICTORY MODELS DUE
SOON FOR ALARM CLOCKS

Time will tell but indications are
that Mrs. Americas search for an
alarm clock may soon produce
Victory models. Since the manu-
facture of alarm clocks was pro-
hibited by War Production Board
order, members of the industry
have met with government officials
to study the WPB suggestion for
a Victory model. This would be
designed to use the least amount
of copper and brass in movement
parts, and a non metal case. But
Mrs. America may not be so
lucky once the present supply of
wrist watches have been consider
ed with the same concern as the
alarm clock. Should the manu-
facture of watches be resumed at
all it would probably be only to
use the present inventories of
movement parts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08
LID CLAMPED ON
USED VACUUM CLEANERS

II you're shopping for a used
vacuum cleaner. you're luckily be-
cause the Office of Price Admin
istration has safeguarded you from
paying inflated prices. A new
price regulation resulted IN an
average reduction of four 10 five
dollars less for most models OF
used cleaners than had been
charged before it became effective
on Jan. Z. The regulation also sets
up a standard which must be met
by sellers of rebuilt machines. All
rebuilt machines must have one
year guarantee, according to the
regulation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08
Actions in Divorce

Suits for divorce have been filed
in superior court by Ruby against
Elmer Handle and Ann W. against
c. D. Lake. both alleging burden
some homelife.
Interlocutory DEGREES have been
granted John r. from Loretta
Chapman. James from Sophia Mat
thews. Aable r. from a. A. Kub-
ista. Lucille from S. G. chappel.
Genevieve from A. Van Peyenage.
Final DEGREES were entered In
the cases Of Amelia Il. against
Emil Eygaaro
A decree Of snnulment was
granted Alma from Ernest Bar
gust.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08

isting meat shortages in various
parts Of the country are due to
the amounts being sent 10 our
British ard Russian Allies. Presi-
dent Roosevelt's report 70 Congress
on Lend-Lease operations certainly
should correct that mistaken idea.
Rather. il Is the need Of our own
armed forces and increasing meat
demands of harder-working. high
er paid private citizens. that ~
responsible for cutting our meat
supply thinner at home
The Presidents Lend-Lease re-
port revealed that more than 80
per cent of our years supply Of
beef. veal. lamb and mutton has
been kept right at home for civil
ians or sent TO Our own armed
forces here or abroad. 81 per cent
Of the years pork supply has gone
for our own use with the remain
ing Is per cent exported 10 our
Allies. But the increase In pork
production was sufficient to take
care of exports and still provide
a normal supply. However. fight
ing men eat twice as much meat
as civilians.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08
Appoint Sub hairmen for Annual
Drive Against Infaniile Paralysis

Members of Pierce County Chap
ter, National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis. made plans for
their forthcoming campaign at a
meeting Wednesday night, John II.
Binns. chairman of Pierce county
chapter, said Thursday.
Members elected John w. Fish
burne chairman of Tacoma district,
and George Davis of Sumner,
chairman of Tacomas outlying
districts. Freeman Cochran was
elected chairman of March of
Dimes"
Plans for the annual Presidents
Birthday ball and March of Dimes
campaign were tentatively made.
Because of gas rationing, and
other shortages, the annual ball
will be held in Tacoma, Jan. 30.
Previous dances have been staged
at Century ballroom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08
Death Sentence
OF Negro Upheld

ol-NMffA-The supreme court
Thursday upheld the death sen-
tence given Chester Montgomery.
Spokane Negro shoe sinner. whe
helped two others rob. rape And
IN Mrs.. Jessie Sellers. beauty
operator.
Montgomery tried 70 void ire
conviction On grounds tire infor-
nation against him failed 10 s1Aers
Mrs. Sellers Vas . human beng
The supreme court said this ~ss
= mere technieailty since murder
usually involved human beings II
cited Nonteumefy's Own eonfs.-
sion that ne participated IN the
murder.
Th~ trio lured the woman into
= barber shop ~ telling her thsy
wanted 10 sell . beauty shop.
After killing her they threw her
body down an elevator SHAFT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08

Bernard ]. Mccoy. si-year-eld
sahshan project worker residing
on Hylebos hlll. Was found guilty
Of drunken driving and fined $3.50
and costs and sentenced 10 10 days
IN jail by Police Judge W. A.
Richmond "Wednesday afternoon.
in addition 10 losing his drivers
license for one year
Mccoy was convicted after \
lengthy trial IN police court Both
arresting officers n. r. Mace and
Walter Aiken--testified a. did
two witnesses. They told Of arrest
ng Mccoy on 10. 9th Of. At 7.io
q. N. On Dec. 1. Mrs. Mccoy.
VITO wss n Me car. was fcsnd
rlss>e a being drunk and fined
D1b snd costs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08

Drs. Lee Il. Powers, Norman t.
Magnussen and Burton Brown.
who recently returned from Uni
versity OF Minnesota, told of their
experiences in studying the Sister
Kenny treatment of polio. They
were sent by consolidated funds
from Tacoma chapter and Tacoma
orthopedic association.
DIR. Magnussen showed pictures,
taken in Minnesota. OF the dedica-
ton Of the new Kenny building.
Named after Sister Kenny. the
building IL expected to play a
large part in furthering work of
infantile paralysis. Binns declared.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08
Dr.. Grille, Internationally
Famous Physician, Stricken

search into mans intelligence.
personality. and energy which
olimaxed his career. After thou.
sands Of miles OF travel and the
examination OF thousands Of ami
mails. he evolved the theory that.
in all but man and the higher apes.
the sire Of the brain was related
directly 10 the body's metabolism.
or its burning Of food rs fuel.
In civilized man, he concluded.
the thinking brain" 10 $50 per
cent greater than necessary "a
execute basic metabohsm and the
excessive demands by the human
brain upon the energy organs OF
the body may be responsible fol
such energy diseases" as heart
trouble. goitre, and mental ills.