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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-06
Va. a56-23a
ORnLR OF PUBLIC ATION

AZ session ~ said Court held
in CIV a. Detroit WAYNE County.
MiShlcon or April 9. Al 1914
Present Honorable THEODORE
J RICHTER Circuit judge
l. appcarins 10 This Honorable
cfuw san affidavit on file that
the dcfcndan, is resident ofihis
STATE rri Tint process for his
appearance has been duly issued
and 'lai 'hc same could not b,
served hv reason of his absence
from cr conccalment within this
State or bv reason ~ hts con-
tnuea absence from bis place Or
resideurc
OF NOTION or CHARLES r
BERRY, N'orncy FOR Plaintiff.
TT IS oRnERED. that Theo-
dore ravrn appear in answer 10
Pill n complaint nlcd in this
cause within three f3l months
from 'ha date ~ This Order or
said nll q Complaint wli be
taken as Messed against him
1T Is FrRTHER ORDERED
thar cepv Il iFis order be pub
lisheti according 20 law IN The
Defo Tribune n newspaper
printed rphhshcd and circulating
IN saia CWin', and also tha, a
cory - this order be sent by
registered mall 70 the known
post 'ffe ad'less - the do
Ifordar whieh IS fo72 Hartford
Avenue neirai' N.chisan
THEODORE J RICHTER.
Circuit ludgc
ifA Tuc ropvl
cASrAp d rINCFNAN. Clerk
Py mss woJclK.
Deputy cl,k ar s-2.
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No. 351.lS3
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE

Al session ~ said court held
in me cry o. Detroit. Appil o
iy4i.
Present Honorable THEODORE
J RICHTER Circuit Judge
u satisfactorily Appearing By ~
haasif on filc that The dcfcndat'
is not resident OF The state ~
Michigan but resides AZ 5io-Mitch-
ell eoi-ATLANTA. GEORGIA:
i IS ordered that she appear
herein Within three months from
Tho date of this order or the bill
~ Complaint hled herein NAV be
taken as confessed and that this
order be served and published ac-
cording TO law and copy ihorc-
~ mailed 70 the defendant ~ her
last known addrcss
THEODORE J RICHTER
Circuit Judge
"a True copvN
cAsPAR i LINcEMtN Clerk
nv nAN voJrIK
ncrn,r chs 4ea Clio
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No. ss4.Sio
0RnER OF PIRI.Il AIION

81 session ~ said Court held
Al the Court Hoase IN the CITY
~ Detroit County ~ Wayne.
STATE of Michigan on the i4th day
III Fehruary an 1914
Present Honorable WILLIAM
FRIEDMAN. Circuit Judge
y appearing by AFFIDAVIT IT.
'achod hereto that ihe Defendant
Ccie Carmichael IS not q resident
~ NE state ~ Michigan and 'hat
hcr last known address WIS 1905
canser Avenue cadsden Fiowah
county alabama
ON NOTION or ALoNzo y
PETTfFORD Attorney for The
Plaintiff.
1T Is ORDERED that The said
Defendant OBJ Carmichael en-
tor her appearance IN This cause
ION or before three months from
The date % this order. or 'ha'
ihe sad Rn % Complain, be
taken ~ confessed and that The
sald order be- served and publish
a. as required hv law
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
Circuit Judge
"a True C0pvl
.cAsPAR ! LfNcEMAN. clerk
BY DAN vOJcIK
DEPUTY Clcfk $3.50
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LEGAL NOTICES
TN. vs.. LoRENE \. cLowNEY.
Defendant
40. s56.ss5
ORDER or PUBLICATION

Al session ~ said Court held
at the Court House in the city
- Detroit on The An day OF April.
AD 1874
Present Honorable THEODORE
y RICHTER Circuit Judge.
In This cause II appearing from
affidavit on filc that after diligent
search and inquiry it cannot be
asceriainci in what State or coun-
~ the defendant resides.
oN NOTION or SIMMONS AND
BlBR attorneys for plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED. that Lorene
C.owncv appear and answer the
bill oi emplalni filed in this
cause within three months from
the daic Of this order, or said
til will he taken as confessed
against hcc
1T rs FURTHER ORDERED,
ilat 2 copy ~ this order be pub
lished according 70 law in the
Detroit Tribune and also that n
copy ~ this order he sent BY reg
is.ered mall 70 said defendant AZ
her last known address, Alexan-
eria IA
THEODORE a RICHTER,
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CAsPAR J. l.lNcEMAN, Clerk
nv DAN voJcIK.
deputy Ciesk 4-i5--S-27.
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ORDER or PTBIICATION
No. S57.3e5

A. n session ~ said Court held
"a me ,a' House In the WAYNE
County, Ru'dinc at Detroit, Mich,
On this 10th day OF April AID.
1874
Present Honorable THEODORE
j RICHTER Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof By Affidavit
leaving been filed showing that
me defendant Margaret Hollan-
dor IS residon, Of the State Of
PcnnsrlNania and Tor that reason
process cannot be served upon
her in this state. tho said Mar
raret IIollander residing at 633
Madison Avenue McKeesport
penrsyleanin;
TT is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT enter her appearance IN
ssd cause on or before three
m nfhs from ire date ~ this or
der or the bin ~ complaint filed
herein MI 30 taken as confessed.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED
hat a copy of this order be
served upon the said defendant.
personally or by registered mail
Jas required by law directed 20
he address hereinbefore SCI
forth and thai said order be pub.
lished as required hy law IN nc
rrrm' Trihune newsparoi
prlnud 10 said County OF WaNrr
THEODORE ] RICHTER
Circuit Judre
ia True Conyl
fcAsrAR J LINGEMAN Clerk
Ry 4 j wEITZMAN
+ DAMN Clerk i-l3 r--a
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81 session ~ said Court held
TIE Co4t House IN tho City
oi Dcnst on Arrn 90 lau
Present llon ranlo VINCENT
ST HRFN>tN clrcaf Judge
I'm nis fa4so q appoafIng from
affidavit on fic WHAT aficr dill-
ceri SEARCH an inquiry i cannot
lc ascoriaincd lr what state or
County no defendant rosiaes
0N NOTION OF sfNMoNs &
BiBR aiiorneys for plaintiff
fT IS ORDERED that j. So
wilson arpcar and answer the
PIN ~ Complaint filed IN this
Carse ufhin three months from
ihe date % fhls order Or said
Nl Will be taken Is confessed
frainsi him
TT is FURTHER ORDERED
ihaf copy of This order DO pnh-
il.hed according 10 Law IN nc
nf'roi, Tlihune and also that p
~ ~ This order be sent By
registered mall 70 said defendant
~ tis LAST known address 2i2a
Iasaiie Kansas CIV Missouri
VINCENT " RRENNAN.
circuit Judge
~ True COPY
ChsrAR j LINGEMAN. Clerk
rs DAN WOJcfK.
Deputy Clerk. i-29-6-lo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-06

The MONDAY Luncheon club
program for "Wednesday. April rs
was given by the Trade Week
committee OF the Housewives
league. with Mrs Helen Malloy
In charge.
The first speaker Mrs Chris
tina Fuqua. gave the highlights
q her recent trip 10 the meeting
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HONOR mr.. BROWN

sEDALIA. sc fANPl Elec-
lion 10 the international Mark
twain society and election 10 the
,lnmnae association Of Wellesley
College we're two distinct honors
conferred upon Dr Charlotte
Hawkins Brown. president and
founder Of tho Palmer Memorial
institute. last week
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LEGAL NOTICES

demanded and that copy OF
this order be published IN the
Detroit Tribune n newspaper
printed and published IN tho
County ~ WAYNE Michigan, ac-
cording 90 law
And all Of which forer 1ing IS
50 ordered
THEODORE J. RICHTER.
Circuit Judge
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w. 35i.Sa0
nRIfIR OF PInIll AIION

AZ a session OF said Court held
A. Tho Court House IN the city o.
Detroit In said County and State
on April r.. iai4;
Present Honorable THEODORE
y RICHTER. Circult Judge
on reading and filing The At
tached AFFIDAVIT from which g APP
pears that The defendant is a
resident Of the State ~ Michigan
County OF WAYNE therefore per-
s,nal service Of process can be
had upon her within the iufls-
dsciion ~ This Court therefore
OK MOTION OF HAROLD F.
BLEDsoE Attorney for Plaintiff
1T rs ORDERED. that tho de-
PENDANT appear IN this Court
within three months from the date
hereof or her default will DO en-
tered: that copy of this order.
together with a copy ~ Tho afsi-
ds,h upon which ~ ls founded be
msiied 10 the defendant. ~ her
last known address. ss05 cardoni
BY registered mail. return receipt
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lIon1o n. Pettlford. Attorney
laos Broadvnv

STATE or MICHIGAN IN The
fncui' Court FOR the County NJ
Navnc ~ chancerv
FDLEONARn CARMICHAEL
pia.r'n SIS OcIE CARMICHAEL.
Drft,14Dt
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Chas. II. Kerry. Attorney
i3nS Brnadwav

STATE or MICHIGAN IN The
Circuit Iouf' Tor rho County Of
Wayne IN Chancory
WIffiF NAE PAXTON. Plain
tiff as THEODORE PAXTON.
nrfnnALn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-06

WASN'T nc rhc As-
bury Netn dis fhafh was jane
MOI 10 'hc doors FOR Tho 0ns'
senator B1h Moss meeting held
here = Nodrcsiay More than
,wen,y-ihrec outstanding Fra'er-
npl Trade Union md Church
leaders wore represented and
atc un 'he cfconleir~ cenA'i
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Rnhin 4 Rubin. Attorneys
40i Guaranty Bldg.

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
circuit Court for the County OF
Name IN chancerv
DAVID Hol-l.ANDFR Plaintiff.
y MARGARET H0LLANDER.
NJ Mimi
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Slm IONS 4 Bibb. Attorneys
~ Grailot atenne

STATE or NlcHiGAN. IN the
ircuit Court FOR the County o.
Wayne IN chancery
THElRBEE CLowNEY. Plain
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GRAY HAIR STAYS
DYED FOR EVER
WHERE DYED THE lady LENH0I VAT

WHERE DYED Tht lhDf lthhVA nAi
And your gray. faded. stFeasef od
looking hair is dyed INSTANTLY
glstcning lovely JET BLACK "a con-
tact With Lady Lennox tJar p}e
No waitingl Can't rub OF come Oh
on pillows. or wash of Only re"
hair that grows out mas 10 ne
touched up. Hair looks naturally
younger. more beautiful. lreXpffl'
enccd person can 90 rcfifft ioo'
Lady Lennox DOES NOT hugt nsr.
cells or Strengthened hair. CACllvN
Use only as directed on mocL MIS-
w. G.. writes. Il have hcta using
Lady Lennon for 3 years j gives
perfect results" All write loaay
is my 5sth year and DO ifcl gool
with my Jet black Lady LcnrNSii ir
DOUBLE BOTTLE tfelimcr' Lay
Lennon at druggists or sen nns'Psa
for S1.l0 uncl. taxi or COD Ply
postage. Satisfaction guaranteed OF
money back. Lady Lenroz ~
Dept DIR Memphis lenr
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Charles Campbell. Attorney
32>l ErskInc Street

STATE or MICHIGAN IN INC
Cir Count Tor ne Comfy Of
Wa'pe 10 Chanccry
J0iN FEARS plainHfi vs.
I.iltlf FEAH~ Defendant
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IlledSoc 4 Simmons. attorneys
l30S Rrnadvav

SNTF AF MICHIGAN n The
; fr Tho foaniy Of
tx ir Chance
VIRGINIA. iiiil piantH rs
Nili-ftN fir flafrdan'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-06
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE

AZ session 81 said court ma
in tho city q Detroit. April 4
ls4f
Present Honorable THEODORE
j RICHTER Circuit Judge.
u satisfactorily appearing hN
affidaSH on file that tho defend
ant IS NJ, a resident 81 the state
~ Michigan hut resides at Route
t-Pos Tallahassee Florida
II IS ordered that he appear
herein within three months from
the date Of this order or the blu
~ complaint filcd herein NAV he
taken as confessed and thai this
order be served and published ac-
coraing n law and cory there
of mailed 70 tho defendant At his
last known address
THEODORE J RICHTER
Circuit Judge
IA True copy)
.cAsPhR j LiNGERMAN Clerk
nv Dan wOIClK.
DEPUTY clerk ~ ~
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LEGAL NOTICES
Bledsoe \ simmons. attorneys
1905 Rroadwav

"'">"e ~lHm'h>. AlIorueys
1905 Broadway
STATE or MlcHlc Az IN The
circuit Court Tor ihc County Of
Nayne IN Chartery.
OLIVER HORTON. Plaintiff VS..
AUGUSTA HORTON pefendan,
No. $685.
oRpfR or PUBLICATION
~ session ~ said Court sheld
az no Court House IN TIC cry Of
ncrof' IN said County ana state
en- Apnl le44
rresen Honorable THEODORE
: hTFR Circuit judse
on reading and filing the AZ.
'afh'd sANsvr from VIII n ap-
pesrs war TIC defendant Aucasts
= 'er Z, mn resident of De-
're NnAlSan but when last
hearf y and from resided a. 1902
i'arAoc street IN TOO Rumlng-
haw Alabama therefore
eN MOTION or FDNARn A..
SIMMONS ATTORNEY ior plaintiff.
tr Is ORDERED 'haf tho de-
feraii annc3 20 this Court With
pr 'hffc manihs from tho date
Y s' 'shrr IN person or by af-
'"ne' ard 'ha' hcr failure 50 to
ia '' cause her default ~ 10
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Cecil T.. Ward. attorney
laos broadway, (9Gl

STATE or MlcHlGAN. IN the
circuit Cour, FOR the County n
WAYNE. IN Cha1ccrv
Jr-NE A. GOOnEN Plaln'if VS.
WILLIAM G COODEN Defendant
No. 355.o23
ORDER or PtBLICA TI0N
At a session ~ said court he'd
~ the vrvno County Building In
,he civ ~ Detroit Michigan on
Tho Ard dav Of April An 1914
Present Honorable THEODORE
= RICHTER Circuit Judge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-06
Do Kidneys Make
You Get Up Nights?

Grateful thousands hRsr levtNf r So
tng 10 nights niny tiutlt t,ft ,f nl.
mes urcd what doctors a. 4
that Yous trouble don tslrf- rla
his Annerlng tlcrG-ciei-- HI tNii
IT, ume rruteo easl-io-ia.e Nr'l
BAaflcm Oh Capsules a. tt ~
package See y they don't hr ~
lhe log and 'cfl No = 60
God Medal HAHkm itl go tdv
uals -. Au<t keip Foa. - 1880 ~
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Nv ij'iil,-'lh
ORDER or PUBLICATION

A. Soc n ~ si coIr' held
N City 90 Detroit Watrt CrHnfy
Mich. on March n Ap i9W
Present honorable JOSEPH A
MOYNIHAN circ4 fudge
II apneafne 10 Wis c.ar' from
sfiida,it o. tie thar Charles
Bhkcy "a rof a PRESIDENT II The
CITY of Detroit coHn'F ~ Wayne
state of Nichtan bot rsIdes a.
1924 Na'n street Eas Chicago.
Indiana
fT Is oRnERfD fhai fhr de-
PENDANT hersin Charles Blakely
enter his aarfannre 'n sal%csusc
IN on before ihre 49, months
from The date 40 This order or
saii Rin ~ Complaint VIII ho
taken o. confeseod arainsi him
and that the ssid order be pub
ushed sn the Detroit Tribune. q
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Harold r. BIedsoe. Attorney
laos Brnndwnv

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court FOR the County of
WAYNE. IN Chancery.
ARTHUR CAMPBELL. Plaintiff
CLIO Campbell Defendant
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Chas. Campbell. Attorney
o2St Trsklnc Street

STATE or M1CHlGAN, in the
cucri Court FOR the County or
Nayne In Chancery
WILLIE REESE Plaintiff vs.
SArRONTA REESE Defendant
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". I. Patrick, Sra Attorney
1901 ~. Antoine

STATE or MICHIGAN ~ 'hr
Har Court ,or The Comfy ..
t,. iD llatccry
WEISS FtorN0Y plalnNtf SIS
1ti-3RA rI0tNOy psfendau
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CtsrAR j LINGEMAN. Clerk
rs Dan WOJcfK,
Deputy Clerk. i-29-s-lo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
! rFabu|ousM0ther Lode?

famed blue clay in which diamonds are discov
cred in their native haunts. 1t once the pipe
OF a volcanoes crater
When the vast tonnage of rocks and debris
dropped by the glacier is considered. the finding
of just diamond in glacial drift would be
amazing. But when Scores of them found
along the margins Of the old ice sheet it is proof
that somewhere TO the north vast diamond
fields that may well rival South Africa in richness
and abundance
Certainly the few diamonds found must be but
the glacier and carried southwark.
Moreover because natural diamonds resemble
crystal quartz in their unpublished state il Is al
most certainty that many diamonds have been
=unEeeagn ized-A- fesr. years ago few small da.
mondS were found in gravel pit near the Ohio
Pennsylvania border.
No one knows how many other diamonds have
been mixed into the concrete roads of the nation
along with the sands and the gravel dropped by
the great glacier
Anyone who lives in region near the south.
marginal edge of the last great Ice Age
should be on the lookout for diamonds. In many
sections of the nation this high water mark" of
southwark glacial progress is easy TO identify.
For example, the northern half Of New YDrks
Manhattan Island is rocky and billy. composed
of glacial drift, while the lower half of Man
haitian is level and without the glaciers castings.
In the same way the north shore of Long
Island is hilly, due to that early glacial drift
while the south shore along the ocean still re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

poured from the melting front bearing in their
flow tremendous quantities of clay sand. gravel
and larger stones that had been gathered up in
the majestic journey.
Such streams SO heavily laden that they
dropped much of their load near the final south
ward margin of the ice sheet.
The terminus of the glacier thus became like
a great station where mineral passengers
discharged that had been picked up and carried
from a more remote place.
These travellers came from various regions and
represented the types OF rocks over which the
glacier had passed. Our own proud Plymouth
Rock on which the first Pilgrims stepped. is
itself glacial pilgrim wrenched from some rocky
ledge far northward of Its present location.
1t is not easy to determine exactly the points
from which these glacial emigrants first started.
but by studying the glacial scratches on the under
lying rock formations biologists obtain series
OF direction lines which converge TO a narrow
region in Canada shown maps on this page.
- This homeland of the great glacier in North
Merica appears to be region. somewhere no
Zen the northeastern end of Wisconsin and the
southern tip OF Hudson Bay
Should the homeland of Americas stray
glacier borne diamonds be found. il will probably
be discovered in the crater of some long extinct
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

of the great glacial deposits some other source
must be considered
Besides the Horseshoe diamond just
nounced. the Appalachian region has yielded
other diamonds When found they are enclosed
In hard cemented rock that once was a very
ancient sandstone, perhaps stream deposit.
Such American dfamond.beaTing rocks have
undergone severe pressure and twisting. so in
tense that IT is extremely difficult even TO guess
from what ancient rocks they were derived.
For such finds as that of Punch Jones there
are no clear backyard trails as in-the-ease of
Michigan and Wisconsin diamonds where a
mother lode in Canada is indicated.
But the very fact that diamonds have been
found in Georgia, North Carolina, and now West
Virginia, points 10 the unacceptable conclusion that
somewhere in the South there were once volcanic
ntrusons that carried upward the diamonds,
born in the fiery heat of the earth.
Since the diamond, the topaz the common
quartz crystal and few other minerals often
closely resemble one another in their rough.
uncut, unpublished state, 1 suggest simple test
which anyone can easily make.
The hardness of the diamond makes it easy
to Identify. 1t is the hardest substance in the
world. This hardness is determined by its power
to scratch other minerals without harm to itself
The diamond the ruby and the sapphire
the only gem stones which be drawn across
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

volcano. in material
Gale q peridotite,
just as in the case
OF South Africa
and in Arkansas.
Peridotite is the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

Equipped with this simple knowl-
edge, people who want to explore dia-
monds in gravel or sand beds - espe.
cially if they live in the territory marked
on my map below-would do well to
carry an emery stone with them.
II you find dull white stone that
is not scratched by the emery, you may
have something like Punch Jones'
Many sand pit has yielded a stone
that is far luckier than a four leaf
clover. II you take a horseshoe along
maybe that will bring good luck, too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

changed and became warmer.
the edges of the ice sheet
melted. Vast flood waters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

tains its original sandy composition
Coming back to the West Virginia find of
lucky Punch Jones and his horseshoe pitch, it is
apparent that since the region Is far south
of the great glacial deposits some other source
must be considered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
10 IN NEW STRIKE

One hundred and ten toolrOOm
az the DeSoto Warren
plant struck today after the dis
misSal Of a probationary employe
by the company
The strikers, members Of JAW
Go Local 9i6, failed 10 report on
the day shift after the employe
hired SIN weeks ago. was dismissed
because the company said he
lacked necessary skill for the job
Company officials said the union
had made no written protest
against the dismissal. A require
ment OF the union agreement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
.612 Stay Out
In | Union Do,.,


An intra-union battle, during
which a girl slugged fellow en-
ploye on the chin with her purse
closed three departments OF the
DeSoto Wyoming plant last night
forcing 6l2 workers to 60 home.
The tank. gun and press de-
partments Of the plant shut down,
a company spokesman said, after
a battle between members Of
Local DIT UAW-CIO Who wanted
10 carry out a union order 10
walk out of the plant and those
who didn't
Last week." according 10
the company spokesman. e. 900
workers on the first shift were
ordered by the union 10 quit
one-half hour early each day I'm
protest over a change In shift
time which had been thoroughly
discussed beforehand and In
connection with which trans
pOrtation and other change ar
rangements had been made.
ORDERED To QUIT EARLY
Eight hundred people on the
second shift In the same plant
were ordered by the union Ia
quit one and a half hours early
each day last week" the spokes-
man said
Monday night liz OF the
employees on the second shift
decided they would work in
spite OF the union orders and
did not quit an hour and a half
early" the company said.
As result" the -spokes=-
man continued "a mob Of 500
union members, led by one man,
marched down 10 the depart
rhentS and forced. by bOOs. cat
calls and showing. practically all
Of these liz people off their
Jobs. A girl hit one of them on
the chin with her pockptbook,"
the statement concluded.
PRODUCTION RESUMED
Production was resumed on the
first shift.
Union officials admitted that
they did not file written pro-
test against the companys action
but said that the men walked out
IN protest over the manner in
which one man was fired.
Our men won't be pushed
around a company spokesman
SAID. The foreman pulled his
badge of OF him and ordered
plant protection men 10 take
him from the plant. We OBJ
jected 10 the foreman's meth
DDS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
Praises
Shipydrd Workers

WASHINGTON. Oct q CUP)
The maritime commission esti-
mated today that more than SOS, :
0000 600 has been saved in ship
building man hours and materials.
in less than. two years, through
ideas and suggestions submitted
by employees IN SO Of the nation :
ShlpyardS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
De GduIIe Asks Arms
For Big French Army

PARIS. Oct. 25 OUPl-Gen.
De Gaulle said today that If the
Allies furnish sufficient arms,
France will he able TO create
within the next FIVE or six months
what Will certainly be very
impressive army to Join in the
final assault on Germany.
POLITICAL AnYFRTIsFMFNT
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s225 and $3.50 ward

easy give the dining chairs slip the de
sturdy top piece We've appealing variety of coors
figures and stripes tightly soft -andrayon dama Gu
fabrics inspire you think of and improving
decorating scheme Use them card table chairs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-25
In Soft Coral
or Ivory Color!
China
TABLE LAMP
1895

A glistening, satin smooth
china lamp fashioned in classic
vase shape. The designed-to-
harmonic rayon shade is hand
sewn and is made in flared style.
Gilt-hnished metal mounting.
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