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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
FORMER ATHLETE

The group represent a large
cross section of Detroit business
and professional men. There are
former athletes, even Olympians,
and others who never had time
for teams but who have a natural
instinct for tough going. The old
land what oldSterS) as we'll as
the young are "basketbrawlers."
Take Ray Hayes Gold Cap team
which won the first round of play
Kaye was a member of the 1896
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Basketball Results

Hope 50. Albion IS.
Baldwin-Wsllace so, Ashland a..
Ohio u. 40, Marietta 81.
~. c. State AZ, Wake Forest 81.
Wooster IL Denison 81
Otterbein 81. Oberlin So
Davidson 50. Charleston 20.
Georgetown So. Fordham 40
Salem 81. Bethany 50.
WRynesburg as, ~. Vincents 81
Loyols (La.) ~, Howard 81.
Bates 80. Maine 81
ST Ambrose rs. William Penn IS
linton tKyD ~. Georgia NJ. I. IS.
Presbyterian So. High Point IL.
Selfridge Field IS. Jaglowicz %.
Great Lakes SO Michigan state 30.
Duquesne IS, ~ c. Preflight Is.
Washington mo 81. Camp Pickett 5
NIGH SCHOOL
ST Hedwig's %. ST. Fran. de Sales l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
DefrOiter Skipper

Rick Leudtke and dozens Of
others who sailed with and
against him won't believe him
when he writes:
Il was never so scared In my
life" Not Cy.
STORMS TOUGH
But II wasn't the JapS, you
discover-it was the tropical
equivalent many times worse
than an electrical storm on Lake
81. Clair. He took the Nips in
stride.
Weather Was all one big
electrical storm but the Japs
were coming down I'm force to
land achievements At night /.
as they always do We had
to 60 out and take a crack at
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

"They came down with seven
TO nine destroyers of the latest
anti-aircraft type TO put stuff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
HELPED CADDIEs

He has campaigned in behalf of
cdddies and as a result of what
was almost a one-man crusade.
has had classes established for
these boys in YMCA's.
Golf leaders were elated by the
favorable word from the OPA and
congratulated Shields for his
efforts. Hal A. White, secretary
OF the District Golf Association
said:
"AIi golfers owe Mr.. Shields
vote Of thanks Tor what he
has done. We finally know
where we stand"
a number Of clubs like Plum
Hollow. Lochmoor. Oakland Hills
Meadowbrook and Pine Lake, have
Lcen working on a share-the-ride
pan for their members and now
can go ahead. Whole foursomes
and even more will make the
trims together.
Gas for golf. under the ruling
must come out Of the 90 miles
allotted 70 home necessities.
With groups of four or more pool
ing their allotmentS that should
be ample under the conditions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
REMEMBER NATE?

!. Nate GOodnow, the old u. ID.
end, is captain Of the Red Caps,
with Harold Burton. DR.. Louis
Hromadko, Bob Hartzell, Tom
Moran Jr., Harold Scott and Bill
Slaughter Jr. as his team.
Dick Degener, 1886 Olympic div
ing champ, captains the White
Caps and his team is made up Of
Percy Donovan, DR.. Harold Hen
derson. E. Carter Laitner, Charles
Machris. Russell Strickland and
Jervis G. Webb.
Ollie Horn, who was a contem-
porary of Johnny Weissmuller on
those famous Illinois Athletic Club
teams. is boss Of the Blue Caps,
with a team composed of Paul
John Cooley. Stan Burton, Bob
Klintworth, Bill knight. Fred Roll
Inns Jr. and James Spencer.
There are Is equally tough guys
who act as alternates. All are
selected by Athletic Director Clar-
ence Elmer Pinkston from the
400 odd (and not so odd men,
berS Of the Beaver flock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Colleges Fear
All Sports May
Be Seriously Hit

College coaches and athletic
directors see the army ruling
barring trainees from competing
I'm college contests rs a serious
blow to their 194S plans. Most
OF the boys eligible to compete
In the various sports will be In
the service and IL was expected
their places would be taken by
boys farmed out by the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

Indianapolis 3 Cleveland 2.
Pittsburgh 5. Buffalo
Providence 5. Hershey 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
CAUSED ANXIETY

contemplate extending the restric.
tons now in effect in the East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
FOR SATURDAY

Mrs y. r. Whitaker and B.
Whitaker entry
xApprentice allowance claimed
Track. fast
Horses listed in order Of post position
Post $50 D. m. tEWT).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGrE
AMERICAN LEAGTE

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Montreal 5, Chicago ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Nice Lot of Boys
Those DAG Beavers
BY GEORGE f. VAN

Olympic swimming team and Is a
former national breastStroke
champion. He's captain and his
teammates are Ed Lambrecht, a
realtor; Julian Mcintosh, prose-
cutting attorney; James Nunneley,
restaurateur; Duane Steinle,
II. Thompson, stock
and insurance, and Jack thinner,
manufacturer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

them condHionS Which in ma
ways match those enjoyed
members of private clubs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
Fuel Oil
Laid to Us.
Ds,rait Iimes Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. Jan. f4--ThC
delays and confusion that precipi.
itated frigid America mid-wintei
fuel OIL crisis were branded in.
icNcuSablc' today by the Truman
national defense committee.
In a report submitted n the
Senate. Tho committee charged
that jealousy overlapping Of au-
ihority and duplication of effort oi
II fe d era departments and
bureaus including the navy and
branches Of the War Production
Board were responsible for tho
Shortage
The report rccountcd protracted
are repeated conferences. argu-
mems confusion and inter-depart-
mental Jealousles and lack of
cooperation.
The committee declared there
was simply TOO much talk and
not enough action. and said:
Valuable time has been lost"
II declared that the answer TO
the problem was vigorous pro-
gram for construction and con-
version Of hargeS, TO transport oil
from the gulf states TO the East.
and added
III the barge program had
been carried out eNpeditiousIv
the shortages of both fuel oil
and gasoline I'm the East Coast
district, particularly the south
ern and western portions
thereof. would have been much
less severe.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
WLB Orders Miners
To Hearing ON Strike

WASHINGTON. Jan II (UP)
The War Labor Board today or
dered union leaders and represen-
tatives Of anthracite companies 70
appear before il at . p m. Friday
for the purpose OF stating fully
the reasons why the anthracite
miners are on strike against
tho national no-Stnkc policy and
against the welfare OF the nation
m time OF war
The board S telegram which was
signed by Chairman William IL
Davis sand the controversy would
be considered "on ite merits when
tho miners have returned 10 work 80
The hoard order was issued
shortly after Secretary OF Interior
Harold L. lCkcS had charged that
the strike shows a reckless dis
regard Of the puhlc'S good " lie
said the walkout aircadv has cost
the nation 100000 tons Of hard
coal.
IckeS de nounc d the coal
strike in radio address and
said II greatly aggravated tho
heating problem of the eastern
states. particularly New England.
In a radio interview with Brew
ster, lckes indicated that his Of
flee was prepared TO ship large
quantities Of soft coal into the
East 10 meet the hard coal
deficit. -
There was no indication yet that
the coal strike has produced wide
spread suffering. but II was nninied
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
Tried All Kinds Of Medicine

For Tho past year, 1 have
suffered from stomach trouble,
that Just about drove me Wlld. I
had gas pains and always felt
hloatcd ! WASH able 80 digest
my food and sometimes my bowels
Wouldnt move for or 3 days !
had tried all kinds ~ medicine but
none of them seemed 20 do mo any
good What's more. I had no appc-
tate and felt so tired out that !
oadnt know what 80 do / also had
headaches and hackaChcs and
couldn't sleep at nights. a friend
advised me 10 take Gillian. SAID il
would fiX me up. and 10 sure did
I'm able TO digest my food. tho
gas pans and bloatng arc gone.
my bowels are regulated the back
aches have disappeared. too. and I
sleep fine Gillian did AN this for
me. and Id recommend lt 10 any
Ff1C -
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

is prepared according 70 scicn-
tific formula 10 bring you Health
From The Good Earth. 1t is taken
before meals and mixes with tho
food IN ones stomach. thus helping
TO eliminate the poiSonS that foS-
ter stomach troubles and 10 permit
the kidneys and liver TO function
properly 1t usually acts within 10
minutes 10 stop gas pains, sour
ness, bloai, and belching Users
say u Will not gripe or nauSeate
you like ordinary liver medicines
II tends to make your liver more
active and 10 clear away the old
bile from your system Az the same
time, Gillian relieves sluggish kd-
neyS and backaCheS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
PetriIIo 10 Lift
Canned Music
Ban for a Fee

WASHINGTON. Jan. II INS).
James c. Petrillo, president of
the American Federation OF Mu-
sicians (AFL). told a Senate com
mittee he would submit demands
to radio record and coin box eem-
panies- with a view 10 lifting his
ban against canned music.
Proddcd for two days by mem
bcrS Of a Senate interstate com
merce subcommittee 10 state
specifically his purpose in for
bidding members Of his union
from playing for radio transcript
tions and iuke hoX recordings,
Pclrillo finally promised ycSter-
day 10 confer with tho companies.
II am sure something will
come out of this" Petrillo
assured the committee. Later
he told newSmen he would dc
mand a fiat amount or money
from transcription, record and
music companies and chain
hroadcaSterS.
This money he said Will com
penSato musicians forced out OF
work by use of recorded music.
The unions executive committee.
he told the committee. will be
called INTO session February ! 10
formulate demands on the indus
try.
Pctrillo testified that he re-
-eeited salary OF $4,000 n year
as president OF the musicians
union, S2600O as president of the
Chicago union local. a $1,000 con-
lIngcnt fund for which he malSns
Nd accounting, and a car and
chauffeur
'It don't mean anything now.
because Of the S25,a0O salary
limit" he said
After disclosing that the union
had given him a summer home.
Pcipllo said:
But the government said ID
was income, the taxes went up
and IL would have been cheaper
30 buy II myself"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
Trade School Control
Move Held Publicity

Described rs "publicity-seeking
move the request Of tho Better
Business Bureau that Governor
Kelly place emergency control
over trade schools here WAS criti-
cizcd today by George Sumner
field. publicity director OF tho
Cooperative Training Association,
Summerfeld said that adequate
controls already existed 10 check
any malpractice in the schools. As
the schools depend on the Michi-
gan Board OF Control for Noca-
ton Education for prioritics on
equipment and material necessary
for operation.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
Ward Employees
Go Before WLB

Employc representatives Of ti1r
four Detroit stores Of Mont tEon1erS
Ward and Company were in Wash
ington today IN present demands
before the War Labor Board FOR
wage raises and union working
conditions
Representing more than $40 em.
plokCS. special committee vii
request thar WLB concessions
ordered for tho companv'S Chicago
plant nc extended 10 Detroit
50 torres
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
Anli-PiII Diet
Dr.. Fishbein Hits Use
Of Too Many Capsules

CHICAGO. Jan. II CUP).-Dr.
Morris Fishbcin. editor of the
Journal Of the American MEDICAL
Association, said todayIthat Amer
leans rely too much upon the use
of vitamin capsules.
FiShbein said the food supply is
sufficient 10 permit every one an
adequate supply OF NitaminS A and
& without capsules. If We choose
and prepare foods wisely
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
Dearborn Renames Fire Chief

Dearborn Fire Chief Rov T.
Motieshcard was reappointcd to-
day for one Year by tho city's now
safety director OTTO a Hoffman.
Motteshcard has h*d the post is
years
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
Here's What Gillian Will DO

Gillian VIII help bring out gases
and impurities frequently with
the very first dose which may
have been inside YOU a long time.
causing YOU many DAYS of misery
and headaches. dizzy spells. skin
crupiIons and that lazy. droWs sy.
tired feeling. II VIII aid greatly in
cleansing your bowels gradually
not drastlcally or severely as they
were NEVER CLEANSFD BE
FORE and will help make the
digestive organs sweet and clean.
In addition. GILLIAN viii help
make your stomach, liver, kidneys.
bowels more active, aid in building
you up in general and make you
LOOK. ACT and FEEL like a DIE
FERENT MAN or WOMAN. years
younger than your real age Enjoy
the pleasure OF glowing health!
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
Gillian Is a Natural" Medicine

Gillian Is new advanced mcdi-
cal compound containing juices
from u health-giving herbs. that
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

out that some army camps in the
northeast use coal for fuel and
that stocks were getting low.
Home owners who converted their
oil furnaces 10 coal and thousands
Of others who regularly use coal
were menaCed by the shortage.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
Fuel Oil Users
Given I Breaks
By 0PA Rulings

WASHINGTON. Jan. II CUP)
The Office Of Price Administra.
tion simplified fuel oil regulations
today by eliminating monthly
heating periods for the smallest
type of consumers and establishing
overlap periods i'm the validity
dates Of ration coupons for other
types OF domestic consumers.
Under tho first order, house
holders whose fuel oil heating
ration is 200 gallons or less a year
an amount most common among
those heating by stoves viii re-
ceivc ration coupons rcdecmablc
any time during the year instead
of coupons segregated into heating
periods.
AS a result. these houscholders
will receive Class 3 coupons Of
fixe d Eallonage value valid
throughout the year instead OF
being restricted by heating periods
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

Wherever Nou GO in t''c state of
Michigan druggists wi. toil you
o. scores of cases like Mr. Gro
MGR eases whore Gillian brought
relief when other medicines failed
Mr CrenlcrS statement is pafticu-
larry interesting ana timely. for he
rs engaged m our War Effort Like
cFcE other war worker ne can't
afford 20 lose single day work
Here, what hC has 10 SAY.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

The controversy stirring
president Of the American
Federation OF Musicians tes-
tifylng against canned
music before a Senate Inter-
state Commerce sub-commit-
tee in Washington. His
argument: recorded music has
put musicians out of work.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
run III
by STOMACH AGONY
And CONSTIPATION

Mr. Lester Cromer, 1886
Spruce Street, Detroit,
Praises Natural" Medi-
cine, Gillian, For The Re-
lief IL Gave Him From
Indigestion, Gas Pains and
Constipation - Says Tor.
turing Backaches Also
Disappeared.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
OVERLAPPING STOPPED

This modification, OPA said. viii
relieve small users. who often buy
less than 10 gallons al a time
Of the necessity OF exchanging
Class / coupons for definite gal
lnnase- coupons eHe-eF- Gpe
gallons.
The second order. designed 10
aid rho petroleum industry IN
meeting delivery problems, rStat-
lished overlap" periods Of Is days
in the validity dates between the
expiration Of the current ration
and issuance Of a renewal ration.
The new overlap periods chiefly
VIII affect consumers using fuel
oil for uses other than heating
such as domestic cooking, lighting
and industrial purposes. These
allotmcntS are issued on a three
months basis and the consumer
must apply Al his local hoard for
a renewal Of rations az the end of
the period
These rations may now he used
for an additional l5 days after the
expiration date, provided applica-
ton has been filed for renewal
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
Try Giljan-See for Yourself!

If YOU suffer from stomach,
liver. kidney, or bowel ailments,
low energy, poor sleep, etc. due 10
fdflty elimination, YOU really owe
~ 10 yourself 10 try this remark
able natural medicine that is
praiScd.by so many grateful useiS
Gillian Is recommended and sold
by all Cunningham's Drug stores.
Help yourself 60 health. Start >to-
day by huying bottle of Gillian.
One bottle will convince you.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without Calomel-And You'll Jump Out o
Bed in the Morning Rarin' to Go

The liver should pour out about pirts n
bile Juice into your bowels every day. II this
bile IS not flowing freely. your food may not
digest. IL may Just decay in the bowels Then
gas bloats up your stomach. You get COM
stipated. You feel sour, sunk and the world
looks punk.
IL takes those good. old Carter's Little
Liver Pills 20 get these pints Of bile flow
ing freely 20 make you feel up and up"
Get a package today. Take as directed.
Effective in making bile flow freely. Ask
for Carter's Little Liver Pills. Zoe and 25s.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

But the government said u
WAS income, the taxes went up
and IL would have been cheaper
10 buy II mNseIf."
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

put musicians out OF work.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
James H. Garlick's
Record Outstanding

Record outstanding CO.
James u Garh,k. candidate Tor
recollection rs Councilman al ihe
election ncNt Tsctdse WAS FOR
>cals Success business man
In Deiroits dc,r-foNn area. he-
fore becoming candidate for
public cff'cc His whole business
BACKGROUND WAS one ~ achlc,c-
nent hasc1.-apon ahiiv hon
'sfv and courtesy which o>er a
neriod " wears won him so nany
friends that hs elecfion ~ f,e
Council Was forrronc conclu-
sion
NJ Garlick Is 81 ycars IL are.
father Of two sons and two daueh-
iers. all of whom he nui through
college
Director ~ nc siandard Saw
inrs anl Loan Associatlcn Tor
- Years Mr. carlck received
excellent training as franciai
executive which he has demon
stratcd many times as Council
man
His excellent record IN the
Council has wfn for him Tho
endorsement ~ Tho ALE ard tho
preferred rating ~ he Detroit
Citizens League
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
YPSILANTI
D, tIerNIA o.RANNoN

The Rev Ga'lher Robe. son
hroaehi q very inspiring mosnrg
message 20 his coneresafinn Sn.
dsv morning cor a. TN, pc,
sons ieinol ,hc second Rariist
cha,ch Among ne guests picS-
en- vas Ms Ida y Pope ~ DC
ircif a iora'lon sffna was
given hc f'r he ctih
WIS Hazel Green and A 81
Nfir',rc we've smonr 80 ~
tsfs Installed 'or ne VI mro
'oFnfil = Mo- poilah fi-t4,s.
az 'he Fms e,l sweet Rapf's
hri Is 'h pastor ~ ht ch1h
fhrr Nsr' artomp nlsa PSI 'h
Hff 7ni Ms C Ech, and
rs p WIS Tire Rs r pnak.
~ .''fft ar cvcHirr -n,sss.c ~
'3r~ ,n rifn no s.hc.,
VS. fe cwiar Jiasepn
inncrle Iort.r "rel "a rheh
A. fenn htesi ANr 'he
frv 70 S~r r. g.el for
irs rrnnS e> N hc
Nr 'hof 81 rrf rn 1867
foae't Ae nerhc,s
NNai sN2 roinr ga ~rh ~
h'r ~ Sirm rs A. ihe spfli
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
Rock Church, Rock


renly N naf NoN what can !
90 Sc hs tsriion Of the whole
World ~ af means in re
T h0nsht and they ihoushi
Finally. SAcr Ma1sie sid HNt
jan Nos know something tia
nsi'i lNt1r' 'hei seed is "A child .
Th Nas a preacher down tn
NisSpf named ola man ku.
2rr, ~hq one 'imc got himself
dsa4 ava Buried and ilen -, up
an I'VE dead >ne ain reyc
fagef 'N4 >eih,r has body
lsc n Ar pa of DE nci'a
Tmi sorhfae ntat3ab.e Why
Don >ul DO sso,'iiinr IKE hat
'iAN hr ~ & sister Naeeieg'
"iie Wti t,s' 'il nobody how
he INr0,y ls'l Iie say ~
riafc ~ cod ftats am
ata' hesr said Filler
Jat'S D n14a Doom
\lie ay ltr anl ihoash' awA.o
iee fy ra rs ~ sald rIifs
set,y i epar do somf'hlrs
q Hnf I'm eoraa lri my
ta IN ore ross
l'e JfS SAID Ssc Maeris
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
flag St Antoine Street Corner coumbia-cliord 2s24
Test Case Won By Dry Bone, Torture
The Passing Parade 81 FRAN. .s, MARSHA. MAR. DAVIS

ing Implements To Kill other humans is morall'
wrong and that II Uncle sam wants more mons
from taxes l'i him uin toward the monster hus
nsssss that today realizing more profits than
ever leiore in their history
Bur The National Association Of Manufacturers
does no. @an hat way. In fact this noble champ
Jon Of An''ii'enism has been Spearheadine the
d'ise 80 pocket ever bigger war profits BY seeking
repeal Of the contract renecoiation Law which
turhs yes the wood is curhs excessive profits
Which side arc You on. 10 percent sales tax
which rnriu'ss your budget increased taxes on
CORPORATION nlonlse
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
7 tWyrRS CTITD SFpES TO
E>TFR PRIMARY CASE

WASHINGTON amp TIN
National LAWYERS Guild THROUGH
i's committee on civil rights and
liberties. NJ which Osmond X
Tlacrtcl IS chairman. has asked
tho z s Sunrcme court FOR
permission ~ fiie brief amIcus
crriac I'm no Tevas white pr
mary case This IS ono ~ The
most important caecs before tho
supreme court and VII have
profound effect on tho whole
question ~ political rights Tor
Negroes and the fight against
discrimination
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
IlonIInued lrom page v

from lsss l9s9 fer 1872 me profit After 'aNes
vas $4>i>>hn Anaconda Cooper fom 1886 80
s,ears sa'oi"p For 1872 no 'aee was sle'>s-
eop S'e,l foos si5peSorp Tor those three
years IS ernf.t,d Win sseSi9oea 1872 United
AVtfar had s5i6i ooe left afisf taxes tiom 1856
~li'' 1881 aone h2 isns o''4fa q Ssp
'tl us These aie only few sgf,i1e Instances
and es'if one Of hem stands - ersh heeer pot
al grow, f'r lsi2
A. was 'Ae case daring World Ma' J. W are
hfeearS rev top ~ millionanes suhm, ma
r----- m-L-A ON Q. IN. husln... d n.ann.A--u-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

that crowded church II looked
like the walls would fall Then
when he got through preaching.
Elder Jones made solemn an
nouucemeur As he termed Il his
last pfonouucement.
Church Tonighi as have told
the world I'm gonna die I'm gon-
ma he nailed to this here cross
and lei tho breath PASS from me
Bai tomorrow Monday niehr Au-
gust the i~en'y-first AZ l. pm /
am coming hack 10 life Amcn'
Aficr iwcnty-forr hours on The
cross Hallcluiah' And an The ely
of 81 Louis can be saved II they
viii just come out 10 sec me
Now before mounts the s'eps
70 he cross. let us sing for me
last time our song In His Hand
cause tell you. that's where am
And as we sing lei eycryhod, come
forward 10 the collection table and
helm This church GIVE largely
The piano 'inkled. the ianho-
ines rang Elder Jfnes and his
children sang
In His hand
In HIS hand
Yonll ne,tr stray.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
No. 3ia.sse
ORDER Or FERTILIZATION

A. session - said court held
~ the Court House in the City OF
Detroit in said County Of Wayne.
on tho i2ih day % October AID.
1919.
Present Hon. GUY a MILLER
Circuit Judge
In this cause Il appearing from
affidavit on file that after diligcnt
search and inquiry Il cannot he
ascertained in what state or coun-
try the defendant resides.
on NOTION or SIMMONS AND
BIBB. attorneys for plaintiff
1T is ORDERED that Gladys
Paradise appear and answer III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
NO. sis.'ss6
ORDER or PUBLICATION

4, session n said rtheld
IN tho 6 uf, House IN tho CITY
or Detroit County ~ WAYNE state
~ VI hicen ~ rf 2Hih daN ~
Sfrremhcr Ap 1919
y pcwlTT II
MERRIAM cncm, judge
7, saii. facioiily appearing from
liz afffavil ~ Tho plaintiff on
fic in nc above ,nfi led w
ihai IL cannot 30 asccrtared in
what Siafe or Country the de-
r ndant ruh lnnr rov re-
sla.s.. a. NJ .sia defendant "a.
sac lnrcock street Detroit
,n,hiron
OK uorrnx or rfvix
p,vrxpoPT a,,,rncv Tor Main
isf