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Evening star., 1943-10-22
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-American
Marauder bombers, supported by
Allied fighters, raided the Nazi
air base at Evreux- -Fauville.
France, today as a quick daylight
follow-up to raids on Western
Germany last night by RAF
Mosquitoes.
While the Allies thus kept their
day-nlght offensive rolling against
Germany and occupied territories.
Nazl raiders made hit-run attacks
on London for the sixth successive
night, causing some casualties and
damage.
No Fighters Encountered.
The Marauders, on their fourth
operation of the month following a
tWo-Week lull because of bad weather,
encountered not a single enemy
| fighter and made the raid on the
airport As miles west of Paris with
out loss, 1t was announced.
Today's blow at Evreux- -Fauville
hinted a resumption of the extensive
Allied aerial campaign against the
Nazis' northwestern air bases which
has ranged from Nantes on around
the Channel coasts of the German
border.
About so fields have been bombed
and rebombed in about 100 attacks
during the last two months in the
campaign to Whittle down Germany's
flghter forces and permit unimpeded,
large-scale bomber attacks.
Details concerning the Raj oper-
atlons were not Immediately dis
closed, the Air Ministry limiting it
self to the terse announcement that
MOSQUITOES of the Bomber Com
mand without loss attacked objec-
tlves in Western Germany
Few Nazi Planes Reach London.
There was no indication of any
activity by British heavy bombers,
which the previous night had staged
a smashing attack on Leipzig.
Only feW-perhaps two or three
of the small formations of enemy
raiders which crossed the English
southeast coast actually penetrated
to the London area, however. The
others presumably were scared off
The German planes dropped flares
over several sections of the city, but
bombs fell only in outlying districts.
AS in other recent raids on
London, last nights presumably was
for propaganda purposes-staged to
boost morale on the German home
front. Highly colored accounts of
these raids are reported to be ap-
pearlng in German newspapers
graphically describing the vast
amount of damage allegedly done.
The speed of the planes which the
Germans have been using in these
attacks, picked up by the search
lights as they cross the city, has
been the subject of some comment
here, however. The Daily Telegraph
said it is believed they are ME-41Os
very fast twin-engined monoplanes
designed primarily as night fighters
and fighter -bombers.
This machine obviously flies about
300 miles per hour, with top speed
of possibly 400 miles per hour" the
Telegraph said.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
President Has Slight Cold
And Is Confined 10 Room

President Roosevelt is confined tc
his room with a Slight head cold
and a few aches in his body
Stephen T. Early, White House sec
retary announced this morning
The Chief Executive has no fever
however.
Mr.. Early said that when Rear Ad-
mlral Ross T. McIntire, the Presi-
dents personal physician, made his
customary call on the Chief Execu-
tive this morning he found him all
Ing. He ordered Mr.. Roosevelt to
stay in his room as a precautionary
measure.
The President said he had felt
this condition coming on for several
days.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
|mperi|ed japanese
10 Reach
New Guinea Coast
Enemy Not Attempting
To Take Finschhofen,
Allied Spokesman Says
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, Oct. o.
-Imperilled by Australian forces
on two sides, japanese soldiers
in the jungle northwest of
Finschhafen are battling saw
agely in an attempt to reach the
New Guinea coast. an Allied
spokesman said today.
These japanese presently are not
trying to recapture Finschhafen, the
spokesman explained, although their
objective on the coast is only a
few miles north of that air base.
Australians of the 9th Division
experienced in battles both in North
Africa and on New Guinea, have
thrown back frontal attacks, but
the japanese have achieved some
progress by night inflltrations OF
small patrols.
Fighting Near Katika.
The latest fighting reported was
in the vicinity of the enemy-oc-
cupied village Of Katika.
(The dispatch said the Japa-
nese were attempting to save
forces by making contact with
the shoreline," but did not elabo-
rate. Should these troops have
in mind a flight from there, ap-
parently they either would have
to risk Allied air attacks by TAX
ing barges to New Britain or to
Madang on up the New Guinea
coast. Flight by land along the
coast to Madang might offer
another possibility
Headquarters advices today told
OF a six-hour harassing raid in the
darkness Wednesday on Allied posi-
tlons around Finschhafen by 30
japanese planes. Some damage and
casualties were acknowledged.
Five japanese planes were shot
down in a smaller raid Monday.
Today's communique reported
widespread Allied aerial action. At
tack planes and divebombers hit the
enemy north of Finschhafen
Mitchell bombers attacked com
munications ahead of Australians
moving up the Ramu Valley against
Madang.
Float Planes D0wned.
At Wewak, Thunderbolts shot
down six enemy float planes as they
took off. Col. Neal E. Kearby of
San Antonio and Dallas, Tex, ran
his total to II by downing two OF
them.
A single Liberator wrecked II
barges at the western tip of New
Britain and later Tough. off @ enemy
planes, downing three for certain
probably bagging two more and
damaging another three.
Corsairs of the South Pacific Air
Force raided the big enemy airdrome
OF Kahili on Bougainville Monday
and rang up an eight-to-one score ir
fight with 20 enemy interceotors
On the same day, Dauntless, Hellcat
and Airacobra groups attacked
enemy bivouac areas on Choiseul
Island
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Hundreds Of Nazis Reported
Drowned in Sea-Air Raid
BY the Associated Press

os tAAe nSoSSiotcu TIeSS.
STOCKHOLM, Oct. 22.-Hundreds
OF German soldiers were reported
last night to have been drowned
and from three to nine merchant
ships sunk by American planes
during the Allied sea-air raid Octo-
Der in the Bodoe region of Nor
way.
A Norwegian underground news
paper newly received here said Nazi
officers described the action as "the
greatest catastrophe ever suffered
by German shipping along the Nor
wegian coast"
Informants said nine craft were
believed sunk and an 8,000-ton
tanker and two transports were
positively accounted for. Two
smaller boats were known to have
been damaged.
Evening star., 1943-10-22

A Lightning escort promptly shot
down six of the enemy.
Hitting at the coastal line of COM
munications north of Rome, Mitch
ellis also attacked the rail bridge at
Orbetelo, IS miles northwest of the
capital, while Flying Fortresses
smashed at two bridges near Santa
di Albinia, 6 miles to the north, and
Marauders bombed the bridge at
See ITALY. Page A-16-l
Evening star., 1943-10-22
100000 Nazis
Face Trap in
Bold Red Drive
StoIingrod Veterans
Battle in Crimeu
And Dnieper Bend
BY the Associated Press.


LONDON, Oct. 22.-The Rec
Army threw tested veterans OF
the battle of Stalingrad into its
bold drive to isolate some half a
million Germans in the Crimea
and the Dnieper bend today. A
Reuters dispatch placed the
Russian vanguards only 18 miles
from Krivoi Rog, iron ore city in
the bend.
The Germans themselves ac-
knowledged in their daily com
munique that Soviet attacks are
boiling over into additional sectors
adding these assaults were partic
ularly strong north of the Sea o1
Azov.
A Russian landing effort on the
east coast of the Crimea also was
reported in the German com
munique, which said the attempt
was made with weak forces yester-
day and was repelled.
The Reuters dispatch reporting
the new advance toward Krivoi Roe
said the German air force nc
longer has enough fighter planes tc
prevent the attacks of the Soviet
air force"
Reds Gain At Melitopol.
AT Melitopol the Red Army gained
more ground and now commands
three-quarters of the city's area
The Germans consider MelitopoI
the key to the Crimea and are fight.
ing desperately for it and f1inging
reinforcements into the struggle.
A dispatch to the Russian news
paper 1zvestia said Melitopol was
ablaze and the beautiful orchard
country around it ruined by the ma
chimes of war.
A Moscow broadcast depicted
German resistance at Melitopol as
showing signs of giving way after
well over a week of battle"
German positions north of Krivo
Rog have lost all semblance of a
line and the Nazis are fighting
hastily mprovised actions from firsi
one point and then another, dis
patches asserted.
German broadcasts said German
naval forces were bombarding Soviet
positions on the north coast of the
Sea OF Azov in an effort to halt the
squeeze offensive toward the throat
OF the Crimea.
The Swiss radio reported that
Dnepropetrovsk at the Dnieper benc
was now completely encircled by
Russian forces.
threatened With Entrapment,
According to the best information
available In London two German
armies In the Melitopol area and the
Crimea were threatened with en-.
trapment. These were the reconsti-
tuted 9Th Army, destroyed at Stain.
grad, which was now believed fight
ing in the Melitopol area north OF
the Sea OF Azov, and the 18th Army
which once garrisoned the Kubar
Peninsula in the Caucasus but which
now mas been withdrawn into the
Crimea and farther north.
Between the Pinsk Marshes anc
the Sea of Azov the Germans were
said to have between 10 and 80 divl-
sions.
Besides the 9Th and 17th Armies
the Germans also were believed tc
nave an SIS armored corps some
where between the Pinsk Marshes
and the Sea of Azov. In this are the
Gross Deutschland, Todtenkopf ane
Reich Divisions which comprised the
main striking force in the unsuc-
cessful counterattack at KharkoI
last spring
The battle of Melitopol, last ma iol
German stronghold east of the
Lower Dnieper River, the capture
OF which would make untenable the
position of some 100000 Nazi troops
crowded into the Dnieper Bend
ragged toward climax, with the
(Spe RT1SSTA Dooo A2\
Evening star., 1943-10-22
St. Louis Capitalist
Fatally Hurt in Fall
BY the Associated Press,

BY The Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 22.-Clarence H.
Howard, jr., A, st. Louis capitalist,
died today of double fracture of
the skull several hours after he was
found injured in an alley outside
Moolah Temple. He apparently fell
Is feet from loading door while
helping prepare the temples stage
for Masonic ceremony.
Mr.. Howard, director Of the Gen.
eral Steel Castings Co., was the
son Of the late Clarence M. How
ard, ST., steel magnate, from whom
he inherited several million dollars.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Renegotiution Official
UphoIds Price Motive
BY the Associated Press.

bs UTE AoSUCIdCFd Press.
RYE, N. Y. Oct. 22.-"Those of
us engaged in the renegotiation of
war contracts believe in the profit
motive as an essential part of pri-
Vate enterprise" Maurice Hirsch,
vice chairman of the War Depart
ment Price Adjustment Board, said
yesterday.
Mr.. Hirsch told the 2lst annual
convention of the American Institute
OF Steel Construction that renegotia-
ton OF war contracts essentially was
a price fixing function.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Morqenthuu at Malta

VALLETTA, Malta, Oct. % (P.-
Secretary of the Treasury Henry
Morgenthau, jr., has arrived here
from a tour of the 5th Army front
in Italy.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
u. ). Marauders Blast
German Air Base in
France in Daylight
Attack Quickly Follows
RAF Mosquito Roid
On Western Reich
BULLETIN.

LONDON lP.-A few hours
after United States Marauders
returned from blasting a Nazi
air base in France. an hour
long procession of Allied
bombers headed across the
Channel, indicating a new
squirt in the around-the-clock
attack schedule. Several types
OF lighters accompanied the
bombers.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
PIosmo Needed

Plasma is needed overseas.
Your blood may save a life.
Telephone Red Cross Donor
Center, District 5000, for an
appointment.
Evening star., 1943-10-22

(See WAR FUND, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1943-10-22

See OAKES, Page A-16.)
Evening star., 1943-10-22

tSee LABOR, Page A-16.)
Evening star., 1943-10-22

(See RUSSIA, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1943-10-22

COAL SHORTAGE likely to become
more acute, Senate committee is
told. Page Ais
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Weather Forecast

Moderately warm this afternoon, cooler
tonight.
Temperatures today-Highest, 50. at
80 pm; lowest, so, at 7:55 am. Yes
terday-Highest, So, at 4:55 pm; low
est 40 at 6:58 am. Full report on page
Ais.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-08

slate on Country the defendant resides.
II IS ordered. That the said defendant
appear a. my office. 22l Nj. Clemens
SAVING. Bank Building M Clemens,
Michigan. az ten O'Clock An Eastern
War Time on tho 2lrd day Of October
a ID l943 and defend the complaint
filed ru this SUIT on Judgment VIII be
entered hy default and that this order
be- published as required bv statute.
The foregoing suit involves title 20:
Lot numbered thirty is0l subject %
rcsortdtor, and building and use re-
stliCfious ss hereinafter referred t0l Of
tho recorded plat OF Lake - Clair Gar
dcus subdivision AuncE o. part of r.. c..
No 62y Lake Township MacJmb Coun-
rs. Michigan together with ana sublcC.
10 perpetual easement bat ln common
with an the other present and future
owners of land in said subdivision over
the a0- foot water easements as designated
ON the plats ot Lake s. CLAN Gardens
Suhditle.on and Lake ST. CLAIR Gardens
Subdivision Annex for tncress and cgress
20 and from Lake ST. CLAIR
JOHN n NUNNELEY.
Circuit Court Commissioner
Dated Nj Clemens. Scpiember "a. 1919
oct, L. p, I5-M-L
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-08
civil Docket No. 1888

~
United states OF America IN the Dis
trict Court % the United States for the
Eastern District Of Michigan, Southern
United States Of America. Petitioner
Us 81 acres OF land, more or loss, m
Macomb County. Michigan, Florian
Palmer, - al, Defendants. z,..l.
Al a session of said Cour, held Ia ne
Federal Bulldlng Ia the City OF Detroit
Michigan. this 27th day Of september
A. d. ig43
Present. Honorable Frank 4. Picard
United States District Judge.
In the above entitled cause the Unit
cd States OF America having fled and
presented 20 the Court IT'S petition -
commencement Of judicial proceedings
20 take private property for the use
and bcucn. OF the public as glide
angie plane for the flight az AR q sil
and Tor related War purposes ano N
appc arlng TO this Court that said pc
ulon IS sufficient in form and sub
stance, upon the motion OF Jonn W.
BabCOCk. Assistant L. Attorney, rep
resentng said Petitioner II is here9y
ordered
a. That George VI Read. Clerk o.
tni, Court be and ne hereby IS, app
pointed G. Iardlan al utem for au per
sons. II any. named as respondents l1
this petition concerning whom u Is
knopn OF shall become known THAT
hcN are minors. insane persons or IN
competent persons
That he Monitor Leader. a new
paper published iD Macomo COUNTY,
Michigan, being the county go which
toe ilpd described ln SAID petition 81
located. and 40 Vac Eastern b.ati-tI OF
Micnigan. DC and i hereby Is, aes'N-
mated as me new spaper 10 winch
COPY OF TINS order sinai. be published
as provided bN law.
C.. That TINS proceedings be nc.i open
tor determination ~ last compcnss-
,iou IS SHALL be directed by tnis CoII'
upon Subsequent hearings i1crH0f ana
for s.c1 further. other and ollicfcn'
proceedings as may be according 80
law and as mat apPesr just ana appro-
~ &c % the premises,
d. That the 25th aiy 81 October. =.
n l943. be, and the same lercuy te.
fixed 40 the cay t1c nearing on ilia
peuaon. Including those hereafter .,ei-
ed ana aN Other pei sons. % ans. have
4ag OF claiming 60 nave interest ln vac
Isuds desclibcd 900 sal1 petition. SIZE
hereby required either 80 have tae.r
appcaTance az writing tHed wltn the
ClcEk OF this Court or 30 appear before
ihls Court on said date go = 20 "a tho
forenoon and ~ such hearing 20 snow
cause n ANY tney have, WY me prayer
In said petition srouid got De granted.
and upon failure 50 90 30 tnc default
Of said PEI sons shall be entered iu
thlS cause. the persons named iD sald
Fiorian Palmes. Charles " G,c.scr.
Harry W AnderSon. Joha Iipp4as. Ea-
Wsre G. Brsrion Harry Chez Aer
Flpyo E. Hudson County oi Macomb,
william Mckee, Frank IcE.cr, Stanley
Holmes. Peters Bros. Freq Yes, Gas
ton Lsmbre chl joan Watnke. H.
Jobse Mrs Gem McCtifrcy
FRANK a PICARD.
Cnltcl States District Judge
& : Dst-iC' Cos4t
Eastern District 81 Mien, -
hereby certify ,h8t tho foregoing Us
81 'rac Copy % me original on file ia
teas court ana cause
GEORGE N. READ.
GcTk
By JOHN GINTHER.
Dcpa,y CLERK
Dated, seq; =, .e'3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-08

Present Honorable Joseph V. rrombly
Judge of Probate
IN the Matter of the Estate of Lianie
W. White Deceased,
r. appearing 10 the court that the time
for presentation of claims against said
estate should be limited and that = time
and place be appointed 10 receive. eS-
anime and adjust an claims and demands
against said deceased by and before said
court.
II Is Ordered That creditors Of said
dccca scd are required 90 present their
claims ~ said court al said Probate Of
flee on OF before the SIN ray Of Deem
Der a, d. 1913, a. ten o clock "a tho
forenoon. said time and place being
hereby appointed for the examination
and adjustment OF all claims and de-
hands against said deceased
n Is Further Ordered That public not
Ice thereof be given bY publication %
copy 81 this order for three successive
weeks previous 20 said day on hesr'ng,
in the Montor-Leadrr newspaper print
ed and circulated BOO said county
JOSEPH Y TRONBl Y.
a true COPY Judge o. Probate.
MARY HARRISON.
Register Of Probate
oct q IS. 22-M-L
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-08

ems. In said County. on the 9th day Of
September A. ID. 1919
Present. Honorable Joseph " Tromhly.
Judge OF Probate
Ia the Matter Of the Estate n Mary
klechammcr Mentally incompetent Per
son No. ~ 761.
JAY Klcchammer having flied iu said
Court ms third annual account az Guar
dian of said estate and has petition pray-
INC for the allowance thereof
II is Ordered, That the 23th clN Of
October a. ID. 1913. a. two o'Ci0ck 200
The afternoon, al said Probate Oiiice. be-
and Is hereby appointed for examining
and allowing said account
II rs Further Ordered, That public not
ice thereof be given by publication Of
copy Of this order for three successive
weeks previous 90 said day OF hearing,
n The Mouuor-Lcadcr ucN paper print
ed and circulated i0 SAID County
JOSEPH " IROMBtN.
A true copy. Judge of Probate
ELEANORE WALENTOWiCZ.
Deputy Register Of Probate
oct l. 3, i5-M-L
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-08

Present Honorable Joseph v. Tromsly.
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Edwsr1
+. Tucker. Deceased
Clarence Y BsrCk having filed In said
Court petition praying for license 10
Mortgage the interest of said estate IN
certain real estate therein described,
n Is Ordered. That the lst day OF Nov
embcr a D. 1913 Al two O'Clock IN the
afternoon a. aid Probate Office. be and
is hereby appointed for hearing said petit
ton
40 is Further Ordered That further not
ice thereof be given by publication OF
copy OF this order, for three successive
weeks previous % said day OF hearing.
bon the Monitor Leader newspaper print
ed and circulated in said County.
JOSEPH V. TROMBLY.
A true copy. Judge Of Probate.
ELEANORE WALENToWICz,
Deputy Register of Probate
Oct q. rs. 22-M-L
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LEGAL Notices

hereinbefore stated. and also. that Al such
time and place as stated aforesaid from
nine o'clock In the forenoon until five
o'clock m the afternoon, the apportion-
ment II benefits and the lands comprised
within the Smith Ballard Drain Spe-
cial Assessment Districts viii be subject
20 review.
And You and Each of You, owners and
persons interested IN the aforesaid lands,
are hereby cited 10 appear Al the time
and place OF such reviewing OF appor-
tionmcnis as aforesaid and be heard with
respect TO such special assessment and
your interests In relation thereto, II you
50 desire.
Dated this 28th nay 81 Sept. a. ID. lS4J
WILLIAM {. HARPER.
County Drain Commissioner.
County of Macomb.
oct !, B--M-L
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-08

State OF Michigan in the Circuit Court
Tor the County OF Mscomb.
No. 1917
In the Matter Of the petition Of Albert
Brodz 10 vACsie the plat Of Convent
Park Subdivision
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR VACATION
OF PLAT
Notice is Hereby Given that Albert
Brodz has this day filed m said Court
petition PRAYING that certain portions
Of the plat known as Convent Park
Subdivision OF part Of the 5. W. ,, Of
Section ~, T. n. r. ~ East. Erin
Township, Macomb County. Michigan.
according 20 the recorded plat thereof
recorded IN the office OF the Register Of
Deeds for the County Of Macomb in
IiDer 10 or Plats. the portions OF said
plat Of which vacation is sought being
described as follows
Parcel l.
Commencing at the 6. W. corner Of
Section Is, T. n. n. 10 East Erin
Township, Village Of RoSeville. County
of Macomb; thence s sg' "a y 1880
feet along the centerline OF Town Hall
Road. teo-callcdl. or tho Eleven lll
Mile Road thence n o6 W iO2 o. feet
20 the point of beginning of this de-
scription. said point being the s. w.
corner Of Lot l OF said suhdiNisio {.
thence ~ i'O6'W SCOOP teet along the
West boundary line of Convent Park
LAG % feet and along the South line OF
Lot IS 10 the N. r. corner of Lot SO,
thence s. O'32E. $500 feet along the
West side line Of LEROY Avenue 10 the
s. p. corner OF Lot Z. thence NJ 80 saw.
l40 IS feet along the ~. side line of
Eleven III Mile Road 10 the point of
beginning being the S. W. corner Of Lot
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-08


STATE or MICHIGAN. In Tire Circuit,
Court. tor TIC County of Matomh, In
CasuccfN
Elecne V Bradley Plaintiff ", Jessie
l.. Bradley Defendant
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
At a Session OF said Court held N the
Court House In tho CITY Of Nj. Clemens
Macomb County Michigan. this 5lst day
cd August. a n 1875,
Present Honorable Ncu Reid. Cir
cus Judge
II appearing from nc affidavit on file
tnat the defendant Jessie l. Bradley IS
nor a 10 den; Of trc state 81 Michigan
bust resides IN Woodward, Oklahoma. o
Faratoriuu.
1T Is ORDERED ina, The defendant
Jessie l. Bradley appear and answer
tho Ban Of Complaint illed IN this cause
within three tai months from the date of
this Ofder or said Bill OF Complaint viii
Oc taken as confessed
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy
0f this Order be published according 20
law. and That a copy OF th.s Order be
sent 90 the SAID defendant bv registered
mall 10 ner last known address.
NEIL Z REID.
True copy. Circuit Judge
EUNICE l. ROSE
DEPUTY Clerk
sep, 3 10. H. "a. oct Is ls-M-L
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-08
MORTGAGE SALT

Default having been made In the terms
and conditions of a certain mortgage
made by Carl {, Eschcnburg ard Mar
tina tschenbure.- hts wife. OF tho City
of. Mount Clemens, Macomb County,
Michigan. 10 Edward kuehn and Dora
kuehn, his wife, dated October 22nd,
A. ID. 1923. in Libcr 2ls of Mortgages.
on Page 1873. and the said mortgage
claims 10 be due and unpaid upon said
mortgage at the date Of this notice for
principal and interest, the sum OF Nine
Thousand Eight Hundred Seventy-Sx
and as 100 tSa.87646 Dollars, aud 10
suit or proceedings at law having been
instituted TO recover the debt secured
by said mortgage or any part thereof:
NOW, THEREFORE,. by virtue OF the
power OF sale contained IN said mortgage
and pursuant TO the Statutes of the
State of Michigan IN such case made
and provided, NOTICE is HEREBY
GIVEN that on Tuesday, the second day
of November. A. d. 1919. az 1000 o.
clock in the forenoon wartime. AT the
Westerly or Cratiot Avenue entrance TO
the Macomb County Building, the place
Of holding Circuit Court in said County