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ChurchOfGOdAdds
4 New NJ e m b ers

The scripture lesson for the
morning service at the Church OF
God was read by Elder Robert Boil
den. Elder T. D. McGhee preached
from text found in Timothy
ll:l-l2. Four members were &C.
cepted into the membership OF the
church. The H.YP.U. begins
promptly at'7 pm. Mrs. Ida Keene
is president. The public is cordially
invited to attend services.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
The COUNTY or WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
THOMAS TURNLR. PLAINTIFF
vs. Nc. $50 OIL s
ANNA MAE TURNER. Dsfsndan,


Al session - sad Cour, held ., the
Court House IN ne CITY of Detroit IN xaiq
County on the SIN day Of July, A. D. ls4S
Present; Tn. Hon
cH=5TER P. oHARA
Circuit Judge
In this cause ), appearing 70 IN. court
that chsncsry summons mas been issued out
and under the seal 81 tins court, Tor tho
appearance NJ the defendant. and that tho
same could not be served on or before the
return DAY Thereof Tor tne reason that "a
defendant hsinf resident Of the CITY n
Detroit. County ~ Wayne and State OF
hiohiEsn. VA concealed tasrein and -
chancery Summons has been returned vii
the ceftihrsts thereon endorsed. showin-
that after dIilEsnt search and inquiry, ssi
defsndsnt could mt be served IN ne State
81 Michigan, on Or before the return day
thereof
On motion II Robert J. Evans, Attorney
for the p.sinfif
IT rs oRDERLD ths' 'he sia Anna Mae
1homss. cause her Appesfsnse 20 10 entered
IN this court. within tnfes months from the
osts ~ this order and d 81 her sp.
pettsncs she csusa her snsVsr 20 the PLAIN
tn bill 81 complaint 20 b fled and copy
thereof 20 be served upon ne ATTORNEYS for
the pla.ntif within 20 DAYS after service
upon her Of copy % sid bl.l and thu
IN default thereof the ssta bill be taken
80 CONFIRMED Nv ths SD defendant
IT rs TURTHTR ORDERLD 'ast copy
81 THIS order - pr bllshsd IN any neVspsps
Wayne and served 1919. ~ - isv
cHEsTTR ? HAPA
Circuit Judge
A IT, Cory
CGETAF LIECTRAE Cfps
THLo. P PELDhAE. Deputy Clsfs
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
NORMAN BANNER. Plaintiff
VS. No. 3So.ss4
MARTHA BANNER. p.f.ndsn.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A. session Of said Court held ~ the
County Building IN the City Of Detroit.
County Of Wayne and State Of Michigan, on
this 3lst day Of May AID, 1914.
Present. The Hon
DeWITT II. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
In this cause, IL appearing from the
Affidavit on file that after diligsnt search
and inquiry II cannot be sscertained in what
State or County the Defendant resides
On Motion Of Julian W. Perry, Attorney
for Plaintiff.
IT Is ORDERED that MARTHA BANNER
appear and answer the Bill Of Complaint
filed in this cause within three a. months
from the date Of this Order or ssid Bill
will be taken as confessed against her;
And 1T is FURTHER ORDERED that this
Order he published according 10 Law and
also that . copy Of this Order he sent by
registered mail 10 said Defendant at her
last known address, 643 Adelaide street,
Detroit Michigan.
DewITT II. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
Countersgned
cAsPAR J LIE6EMAN, Clerk
BY NJ. + N. Groth. Deputy Clerk
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Plea For Farming
Aid To Save Crop

A large part of the fruit and veg
etable crop Of Michigan will 60 20
waste unless the manpower and me
womenpower necessary for process
ing can be recruited at once. Ed
ward L. Cushman. state War Man
power Commission director an
nOuncod TODAY.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN The CIRCUIT COURT FOR
The COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
STEVE HAYES, PlnnuG.
vs. No 36O.421
pEsIEkoHIA HAYES Defendant,


STEVE. HAYES, Flainua. go.
pEsIENoEIA HAYES. Defendant,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al session. OF said Court held a. the
County and State on fhs 10th day Of June.
le44
Present! The Honorable
GUY A. MILLER
Circuit Judge
On reading and Ming the Gfidsvits hereto
attached from which u appears that the
defendant IL not reSident ot the state of
Michigan, but that She resides within the
State Of Louisiana, her present address be.
ING p, o Boz No l4o, TAllulah, Madison
Paush. Louisiana therefore
On notion Of Jackson and Powell. atter.
news for plaintiff,
II j, ordered that the defendant appear IN
THIS csue within three months from the
date hereof or her defsult will be entered
that copy OF this order. together with =
copy NJ the afidavit upon which IL ia
founded, he mailed 20 the defendant a. her
lest known address hv REGISTERED mail. ~.
turn receipt demanded and that copy Of
THIS order he published IN the Legal Chron.
iols nsvtpspsr printed and published IN
the County Of Wayne, Michigan. according
10 law
And all Of which foregoing il ~ crdsred
GUY A. MILLER
Circuit Judge
Countersignsd
cAsPAR LISGEMAH Clerk
Ida L. LOCKE. Deputy Clerk
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
JOHN WESLEY INGRAM. an infant
Plaintiff
VS.. No, $50 49,
MARJORIE INGRAM Defendant

MARI 0RIE INGRAM, Defendant
At a session Of said Court held ~ tho
Court House in the City Of Detroit in said
County. on the 18th day Of June, D., 1874
Present The Hon
GUY A. MILLER
Circuit Judge
In this cause. IL appearing by affidavit
hereto attached that the defendant. Mar
iorie Ingram. cannot be served By process
ISSUED out Of this court as she is not .
resident NJ the State Of Michigan, but that
she resides in the City Of Chattanooga. State
n Tennessee;
On motion Of Ro1borough and Talaferro.
Atferneys for the Plaintiff
IT is ORDERED that the defendant, Mar.
ioris Ingram. appear and answer the bill
If complaint filed in this cause, within three
months from the date Of this order or that
ssid hill be taken as confessed and that
this order he sent N the defendant by reg.
istered mail 70 her last known address, and
II NOT received. that the same he published
IN any newspaper published and oiroulst ting
in the County Of Wayne according TO Law.
GUY A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge
True Copy
cAsPAR J. LINGEMAE Clerk
ny Dan Wojcik. Deputy Clerk
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Four persons died here of natural
causes last week according TO rec
ords of the police department. They
we're Isaac McCampbell, as. Of 3944
Ropclle street Willie Mae Stayton,
38, OF 1903 Erskinc; John Moore. So.
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CONSERVATION STEPS

Farmers were urged today by
OPA 10 recap truck tires whenever
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN The CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY


ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ q session Of SAID Court held ~ the
County Building In the city Of Detroit,
County If Wayne and stafA n Michigan
on this 26th day Of June, A D.. 1914.
Present The Hon
ROBERT NJ. TOMS
Circuit Judge
In this cause. ~ appearing from the Al.
f'davit NJ the Plaintiff on file in the above
entitled cause. that after diliEent search
and inquiry u cannot hs ascsttained in what
stare or County tho defendant resides
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ney for the plaintiff
1T is ORDERED hat AL LAMAR aprear
and answer the Bill oi Complaint filed IN
fhis csuse within three 3 months from
tho date Of this order or said Bill will be
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order he Published according N lsV and
also that cory 81 this order he sent - the
last known address ~ the Defendant 500 Z.
Gsrfield Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, by reg.
. istered mail
ROBERT NJ. TOMS
Circuit Judge
True Copy
CAsPAR J IINGTMAE Clerk
By Arthur u Jones Deputy Clerk
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of Hulan E. Jack for reelection to
the New York State Assembly was
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haitian Council OF the National Ne
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Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-16
ODT ISSUES SILLY
RULES, TOO

Not to be outdone in issuance of silly,
absurd and injurious rules by OPA,
WA, WLB, etcetera, the Office of De-
Tense Transportation, hitherto one of
the more sensible bureaus in Washing
ton, now comes forth with about the most
absurd directive yet to be foisted on
long-suffering, struggling public.
Las Vegas, Nevada, the desert town
which sprung into seething city with
the construction of Boulder Dam and
then to even greater activity with con-
struction and operation of huge man
ganese plant, is the victim. 1t appears
an operator of a milk route hit on the
plan of using horses for deliveries IN
order to meet ODT's and OPA's gas
saving programs. But nothing dong.
Said ODT, use of horses would violate
a ruling of restricted deliveries, said re-
striction to save gas The dairyman then
offered to use horses entirely instead OF
motor vehicles But still nothing dong.
"No place in ODT's set-up which permits
horses in place of motor driven vehicles.
Even a horse hasn't chance to over
ride bureau.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-16
Key West Linked
To Mainland

KEY WEST, Fla, May 16 CUPl-
Residents cf this island-city, south
ernmoSt point of the nation, Tues
day for the first time were joined
10 the rest of the nation by con-
crete link. as IL I23-mile, 100000
coo overseas highway was formally
opened to traffic.
The hurricane-proof structure
was erected on pilings of the Flcf-
ida East Coast railroad which was
abandoned in 1885 after suffering
severe storm damage.
Since 1888 automobile traffic be-
tween here and the mainland has
been possible via completed and
temporary parts of the overseas
highway, spotted by wooden bridges
and bumpy roads over the keys.
Completion of the highway puts
this city within AZ hours driving
time of New York City.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-16
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE or pIJBLIC WORK

Notice IS hereby given that a
resolution Of intention No. 875 was
adopted and passed on the 18th day
of April, 1884 and was amended by
Resolution NO. 378, adopted and
passed on the Bird day of May, 1914,
in which resolutions it was proposed
that certain alley therein referred
to and hereinafter described be vac
ated and entirely closed up. Said
alley is described as follows:
The alley situated between Lots
7 and 3, and the East z of Lot
on the one side, and Lots 16
and - and the East z Of Lot
ID on tnc Other SIDE, all being
in Block II, Townsite of Ell
CcntrO.
Saio resolution Of intention as
amended is hereby referred to for
further particulars.
FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that any person interested
objecting TO the said closing of the
said alley may make written objec-
tions to the same within ten QO
days after the expiration of the
time Of the publication of this no
tice, and such objection or objec-
tions will be given a hearing by
the City Council as provided by
law.
(Signed) E. PAUL FORD,
Street superintendent of
the City OF III Centre.
mo. 81 (M9-22 incl0
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-16
WLB AND POWER TO
ENFORCE ORDERS

Whatever usefulness the WLB ever
had rapidly is fading as one after another
instance crops up of unions openly flout-
ing that boards orders, making a farce
out of the whole business. Currently there
are a half dozen or more cases where
the WLB is impOtent to enforce orders
wherein hundreds and thousands of men
are idle instead of being on the Job turn
ing out war materials. True, occasional
ly an order is enforced, but not before
much precious time has been lost and
then the issue is left unsettled. Typical
of case of this kind was the row among
San Francisco machinists on putting over
time in on repairs on ships waiting to be
conditioned so they could get back into
war activities. Reluctantly the union
sent the men onto the jobs, but not before
they had ignored one WLB demand after
another The leaders were hailed to
meeting at Washington where they dis
closed the. same defiance they had hurled
at the board by long distance. In this
case the WLB, apparently, could find
no possible excuse for certifying the dis
pute to the war disputes board and thence
on to the president, game in which the
WLB has become exceedingly proficient.
Perhaps there is no physical body
that can be seized in disputes of that
kind; at any rate the batting average for
such seizures so far is zero.
Another situation where the WLB and
all its contingent Federal agencies appear
helpless is in the Detroit area where plane
engines, propellers and various other Vi
tai war items are being held up with as
high as 10000 men idle. There the CON
tention centers around several hundred
foremen. And so it goes, on and on, Con-
gressmen talk and pound their desks,
but none has had the temerity or what it
takes to get at the bottom of the trouble
by enacting legislation that will length
en- the acts under which all such scandal
Gus situations which so vitality affect the
war, apparently can go on day after
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-16

last month by disputing the author
ity of the Roman Catholic pope
as the vicar of Christ on earth.
In an article published in the
journal of the Moscow patriarchate
he cited Biblical texts to support
his contention that there is no vicar
there might be a central authoritys
Soviet unions civil populations.
Sergei's last Official act was TO
send Bishop William Thomas Man.
ming of New York City a warm
cable of thanks for relief to the
Soviet unions civil population.
Funeral services will be held May
18 in the patriarchal epiphany
cathedral
Metropolitan Niklai, a member of
the state commission now 'investi-
eating German atrocities. was con-
sidered NEST likely to be Sergei's
successor.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-16
Trapper Finds
Five Bodies
In Plane Wreck

Ell PASO, Tex, May 16. up
The bodies of five airmen from
Biggs Field, crew members of a
Liberator bomber that crashed in
the Guadalupe Mountains about
100 miles east of Ell Paso last New
Years Eve, have been recovered.
The wreckage was located in a
wooded canyon high in the wild
mountain country few days ago
by a veteran trapper. The plane
had been the object of an unsuc-
cessful search from the air for
more than a month after it Cis-
appeared on a night training mis-
sion.
The victimc whose bodies will
be sent to their homes under mill
tary escort for burial, included Sec
ond Lieutenant Robert r. Benja-
min of Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-16
QPA Cuts Boarder
Red Point Ante

WASHINGTON, May 1G. up
One red ration point day Is the
new and lower fee the office OF pFiae
administration has set for persons
yacationing this summer at board
ing houses, residence hotel, sum
mer camps, and other establish
ments where meals are taken regu-
larly.
The OPA specified that con nm
ers now must surrender only 10
red points every 10 days instead Of
30 points every two weeks as vas
formerly required.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-16
Elnn1ons Revedls
Jops Returned

Cnant General Delos G. EmmonS,
commanding general of the WDC,
announced. They consist of mixed
marriage cases and wives Of SOL
diers
A few Japanese American men
semi inland to relocation centers
and later released have been allow
Cd to return. They include federal
employees an6 hospital cases, Gen.
Fnm0rS, who solved HaWaii's Jap
7uesn problem when he took COM
maad there after the japanese
attack. told the United Press in an
exclusive interview In addition, a
lew are allowed in The coastal states
temporarily for the purpose OF
transacting important business al
rlirs when accompanied by trusted
Caucasian escorts.
TAKES NO CHANCES
I personally have examined each
individual case Of Japanese-Ameri-
cans being allowed to return to the
area and | don't take any chances
in having persons of Japanese de-
scent who might jeoparciz ize safety
il restricted areas.
we know that the ones per-
mittcd to return are no threat to
military security the general en-
phasized.
We are constantly being ap-
preached about race track matters
and hours of liquor sales. Our mis-
sion and the only authority we
have over civil matters is to safe
guard military security.
There Was a time when large
assemblages Of people, such as at
race tracks or football games, might
have interfercd with troop move
mcnts. From a security stantpoint,
that time has passed.
There was q time when VIC
wanted liquor sales restricted to
certain hours so troops would be III
better condition during their nor
NAL working hours. insofar as mill
tary security alone is concerned,
the necessity for rigorous control
Of liquor sales, especially to civil
ians, has passed.
OUT OF DEFENSE HANDS
These problems are no longer
the concern Of the western oefense
command Tnoy are matters for
state officials and other federal
agencies which control manpowel
and gasoline and tire restrictions
which might be affected by public
asscmblages.
we have one mission We want
to stick - it and not to interfere
with the prerogatives and respon-
sibilitir of other authorities.
''OnCCr Ihc secretary of war;
directive H. is our Job to determine
whether the return Of persons OF
Japanese descent would endangel
military security.
ANY other aspects of the prob
/ lem arc no concern of ours
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-16
Death Summons
Sea Adyeniurer

WASHING ION, May 16. CUP)-
Death has enccd the adventures Of
Capt. Levi J. Plesner of New Or
leans, a merchant marine skipper
who survived two torpedoeing5 in
which he was credited with saving
many of his crew members.
The war shipping administration
said Monday that Plesner, reported
ly at one time the king of 4 South
Sea island who became "one OF The
merchant marines valued skippers,
died Of natural causes and Vas
buried at sea
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-16
Russ orthodox
Patriarch Dies

MOSCOW, May 10. OUP1-Pat-
riarch Sergei, n, head OF the ortho-
dox church in Russia, Died Monday
of brain hemorhage, the Holy
Synod announced Tuesday.
The Geatn OF the patriarch was
ascribed partly to the strain of
conducting all-night Easter servi-
ces in the Moscow Cathedral.
Sergei, an Almost legendary fig
ure, attracted worldwide attention
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-16
CHINA CATHOLIC BISHOP
TELLS OF JAPS' PLANS

LOS ANGELES, May 16. oUPp-
Japan is making a supreme effort
to secure a land route from Singa-
pore to Tokyo before Admiral MINI
itz can make good his pledge to
land on the east coast of China,
Catholic Bishop Paul Yu-Pin said
TUESDAY.
The northern link of the project
ed $500 mile road from Tokyo to
Singapore Is an already completed
tunnel from Korea to Japan, ac-
cording to the belief of most Crien-
tails, the bishop added.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-16
BEER FOR SAILORS

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Ma
Piles, May 16. UPJ-Admiral Henry
X. Hewitt said that the bone dry
prohibition observed in the United
States navy should be modified 10
give American sailors the right 10
crink beer aboard ship. Hewitt, ".
S. naval commander in North Airl-
can waters, told correspondent tnat
nothing would be SO good for Sail7
ors' morale in wartime as becr.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-16

FAN FRANCISCO, May Is. CUPp
-Thirty-nine japanese American
women, with their children, who
were among the 10000 evacuated
from the western defense command
after Pearl Harbor, have been allow
ed to return 20 Tie coastal states
during the past six months, Lieut.